alex: does it?female interviewer: the reason we're interested in it is with her picture on the wall, we feel like it's a part of your life now. alex: my family was destroyed because of the combat and the [bleep], and i don't like to think about it because it brings up way too many bad memories. [chatter] alex: good job. you see any more in here? she won't hurt you. [chicken squawks] here. you want to hold my hand? alex: come on. i got you. look, reach in there and grab the egg, ok? i'll protect you. good job. we get our chickens in kentucky. we have about 100. and then we came out-- alex: we have a hatchery inside. oh, gosh. man: it's all-- every single thing at the va has been hard. jessica: you have that, too. well, that's what a seizure is. jessica: he has that, but he doesn't like it. he doesn't take it. alex: yeah. why don't you take it? i just don't like taking all these pills. i don't even know what they are. i forget. that one's helped me a lot, is fluoxetine. well, maybe you should actually

bottom part, alex wood. not to slight alex wood but matchups are going to be better for him.ershaw might be a situation where you seem at the end of the game, meaning jansen might come in in the seventh and might not be able to close. there's a lot of options. this might be the most unique game 7 we've ever seen. six or seven starters might actually pitch. >> frank: i am concerned with darvish. he was fresh and he got hammere hammered. he didn't have success. i am wondering, if he gets hit early, it could be uh-oh, here we go again. >> he has no room for error, neither pitcher does. we are so quick to go to the pen. as a manager, it's the hardest game to manage. the starter has to give to the opposing team the fact he's on and they are in trouble and that helps the manager. if you give your manager any reason to take you out, you are coming out. >> kevin: god forbid a base hit. >> david: talking about the pitching match today and i basically told the guys, yu darvish is a great pitcher. he's really good. he's got great stuff. he's got a good record against houston before the

as for steven's parents, raising alex in illinois. battle for visitation and in 2010 judge awarded them. despite the ruling, jennifer took sidney to florida and later to massachusetts. she was arrested in 2016 and charged with unlawful visitation interference. pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial in illinois. in a related mae ed matter, jud determined sidney was a neglected child. now with paternal aunt and uncle while jennifer has visitation rights. jennifer is appealing if decision. meanwhile, steven's parents have spoken to sidney about what happened to her dad. >> from my viewpoint, he gave his life for her. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> he's the little girl who won the heart of a big city. >> shot in the head at point-blank range. >> a crime scene that shocked crime scene police. >> dora the explorer pillow and it had blood on it. >> as she fought to live, this detect vowed to catch whoever left her to die. soon he turned up a promising lead. >> bells and whistles go

that's why we have you, alex, you're pitching in our elevator? >> what's the name of the company? >> ali. >> who is this? >> my dog, simon. >> taste tester? >> absolutely. he tries every single one of them. >> inspiration for the company? >> no, my other dog, belle, could not come today. >> another appointment today? >> yes. >> all right. you have michael, he is the founder and ceo of the facet sun, a successful subscription box company, and susan, who is the founder of frame bridge. both e-commerce companies ahead of you with great advice. >> i can't wait. >> all right, good luck. >> thank you. >> hi. i'm alex, the co-founder and ceo of allie, and allie is an e-kmee e-commerce company for pet food, we are human edible, human great quality, and what we do that's difference than any pet food company, we custom tailor the plan and recipe to the dog. people come to our website, fill out a survey, tell us about the breed, ph, activity level, and based on that, we recommend the right recipe and meal plan and ship the food to you every two weeks. it's

i'm alex douzet, i'm the cofounder and ceo of ollie. and ollie is an e-commerce company for pet food. we are direct-to-consumer, natural food. we are human edible, human grade quality, and what we do that's different than other pet food company is that we custom tailor the plan and the recipe to the profile of your dog. so people come to our website, they fill out the survey for their dog. they tell us about the breed, the age, the weight, activity level, if they have any allergies, and based on that, we'll recommend the right recipe and the right meal plan. and then we ship the food to you every two weeks. so it's a subscription service. we send you the right amount. we help you keep your dog at an ideal weight, because they can live a longer life. and it's a refrigerated product. it's not a dry food, it's not a wet food, it's cooked food that looks like human food, it is human edible and it's a product that you have to keep in your refrigerator. you serve it to your dog. you don't have to reheat, rehydrate. it's very convenient. it's

alex rodriguez. i'm kevin burkhardt.ed about the astros and their ability to bounce back. >> alex: they play like champions all year. tonight was no exception. resiliency from everybody. their bullpen, that's the bullpen we are used to having and that's the benefit and the residual of a day off yesterday. >> david: what a game. i told you guys early today that everybody was looking forward to good pitching and a good match up. tonight, the impossible. we thought it was going to be impossible. it happened. the dodgers beat up on verlande verlander. they pulled off the game. tomorrow i believe the best team during the whole regular season is going to go home with the crown. >> kevin: sorry, frank. >> keith: the aces got beat. they both went down. i think it was a great game today. complete opposite of the other day. a slugfest. this was a well played ball game. the dodgers played fundamentally sound ball and got the big hits. it wasn't a game of home runs. it was a game of getting runs over and chipping away at your runs.

>>> good morning, everyone, i'm alex witt. another encounter, if you are just waking up, there's news from president trump on russian meddling in the election. he says he directly asked vladimir putin about it. we've got details and a live report. >> you remember dating girls that young at that time? >> not generally, no if i did, you know, i'm not going to dispute anything, but i don't remember anything like that. >> facing the accusations, hear what gop candidate roy moore said in his first interview about an alleged encounter with a 14-year-old girl. he is slated to show up at an event this morning. we are there. we will tell you if he does. >>> all quiet. north korea, it's been two months since the last missile test for kim jong-un, so why has he been quiet? but we begin with this breaking news -- president trump giving his account of a new conversation with russian president vladimir putin which took place on the sidelines of that asian summit. putin again denied meddling and he believes putin's repeated denies. chris jan

alex with a check of the forecast. alex: not a bad forecast for the afternoon.starting to pick up. trees are starting to sway. cameras are starting to shake. 56 downtown. areas approaching the 60 degree mark. over the next hour, close to 60 degrees. plenty of sunshine. breezy winds will make you feel colder by the time sunset rolls around. 51 at 5:00. 48 at 7:00. just partly cloudy skies for the majority of the d.c. metro. majority of shower activity going to pennsylvania and new york staying to our north overnight. it will be colder. 30 to 38 and mostly clear. winds out of the northwest five to 10 miles per hour with gusts up to 15. 20's tomorrow morning. be sure to bundle of your cells or your kids for the bus a warm up to start the weekend. big change for the end of the weekend. thanks giving outlook forecast coming up. adrianna: coming up on abc 7 buying an already prepared meal makes things a lot easier for thanksgiving, but what retailer has not only the best bang for your buck, but the best taste for your tummy? it is a holiday food that a leader not want

alex, this is who we voted.s a real living person that sits in the oval office that speaks directly to the person people and his twitter is a direct conversation to the millions and millions of supporters and voters that voted him in this presidency. so what you see is what you get. this is what we want. mr. president, deep do away with the twitter. we want the open line communication. other things you will agree, at things you will disagree. we like the transparency and openness. >> i want to check, this particular tweet you are glad the president sent it then? >> i like the directness of the president speaking his heart. any person, once again, i'm not trying to dodge you on this, can interpret any type of situation they want being and forth. but the president is very clear how he said he was. he has been very consistent, he is a count were puncher. it has been clear from day one. so, you know, and this authenticity i think is very healthy for the american people to have a dialogue back and forth. to have a co

alex: it is something separate.f you are a laser maker, it is probably good news because there on the side of the screen which allows face id , to work. there would be another one on the back. if you take a monopoly board, a virtual monopoly board, you can play virtual monopoly on this table with the ar kit. if you put your hand in the field of view, it does not know your hand is there and ruins the illusion. adding a 3-d sensor can allow you to pick up a hat and move it to the next space. cory: i want to hear him talking about english monopoly. emily: it is not surprising apple would already be pushing forward on technology one, two, three generations out, but would hat do you make of this knowing about apple's broader ar strategy? cory: i think apple looks at what has happened to the pc industry. we have gotten to a point in pc's where there is no compelling reason to get a new model every year or every other year. the replacements have slow down down for pcs and tablets. we see people replacing the tablet but at

>> alex, he's clearly desperate to win this race and stay in this race. he says that he's been unjustly demonized and you saw steve bannon who was his big champion come out and say they're out to ruin this man's life and so he feels that he's fighting for his life so he can double down and fight for his life. at the same time, you had senators like bob corker this morning tweeting out let's be frank, roy moore probably shouldn't have gotten the nomination to begin with and we shouldn't be allowing people like this to get the republican endorsement because they don't represent the ideals of the republican party. so he's always been a controversial figure. obviously much more so controversial and there is a big push by establishment republicans to make sure that he doesn't actually win this race and join their ranks. they feel that not only is he going to be an unreliable vote but much more disturbingly, he's potentially a child molester and that would be huge ramifications down the line for every republican being asked do you support him, do you not suppor

>> alex, it's good to be back.s steadily dropping in the polls depending on which one you look at. he went from being ahead to now he's not. i think that obviously the alabama voters are going to decide what they think they want to do here, whether it's doug jones or roy moore, given everything that's happened. i suspect that he will lose the vote. i have faith in the voters of alabama. i think there are some people pollsters aren't talking to. i'm disappointed in governor ivey and disappointed in the women i'm seeing holding press conferences backing roy moore. women not supporting women is not a new thing, we've seen it a lot. i do think there's a challenge here and i do think roy moore will lose, but i think that, you know, we're going to see what alabama is going to do. >> jonathan, sophia springs up the polls and specifically these new polls have doug jones leading roy moore by five points and eight points respectively. how much stock are you putting in those jnumbers, jonathan? do you think there's a silent m

and a hell of a format alex anything great commissioner part thanks so much for your time that's allfor now be sure to catch the best on track t.v. thanks for watching the next time. this is just collect she has been nicknamed sleepy hollow because for some unknown reason its local residents have to sleep to. chose to move. over. to. the movie should teach you how. to move the concern that's at the time. so he's doing a sort of but i'm also going with the question are still talking it's a super thin you've got to go back you don't need to put in the position want to just. gradually grass from where did you do what we have i don't want. this with all. my seal in there did you have both barrels there of the guts to. burn to put money on your car immediately after you get done half of all plasma based drugs today come from private companies and are produced from paid plans much smaller company you know a motor car and. one of the risks of pay donation in it then is proof that the frequency of pathologies is much higher in paid donations i mean it. if i was my tattoos over two years old

that is dan's job for you and for alex. good day, everybody it is november 20th. it is my grandson jack's birthday. it is three. >> celebrating early. >> yeah, yeah. >> it was so cute. >> he has to go to school today. >> you should show some picks. >> i will show some of them. >> okay. >> we were showing eagles celebration, you know, electric slide, yeah. >> yes. >> well, they have been doing a lot of celebrations, and that is good because we're winning, there is a cause for it. >> which one do you like, the most. you've got the bowling. you've got the electric slide. the pose for the picture. >> the baseball pitch. which one do you like the most n a little bit but in a little bit we will put up a twitter poll. >> we're ready. >> people are voting, 26 votes , electric slide is what they like the most. >> what i loved is the announcers while they were doing it, they are in uni son did they plan this, they all came together. >> guys, it is a line dance. >> every wedding unfortunately ever been to. >> get in there and vote. >> yes. >> it is monday. >> we will retweet

alex azar served as his deputy secretary. then the nominee will be introduced by his home state senator and member of this committee, senator todd young. please introduce mister alex azar, and welcome. >> thank you, chairman alexander and senator murray and members of the committee. they have very ably described the complexity and importance of this role and it is my privilege to introduce and unequivocally recommend alex azar. he is up to the task, he is supremely well-qualified to carry out this important work. as mentioned during my service as secretary of hhs, alex azar was deputy secretary. innocence, he was the chief operating officer of this very large and complex department. prior to his service, he served as general counsel under secretary thompson who i believe later will also introduce and robustly recommends him to the finance committee as they consider his nomination. that places experience in the private sector that has been mentioned leads me to conclude there may not have been a nominee to this office of secre

mike and alex, back to you. >>> 8:05.we are learning more about last night's quadruple shooting in point breeze, police say it was a drive by shooter, three people are, among victims, one of them is still in critical condition along with an adult shot. two other teens are in stable condition. it happened at 1800 block of south ringgold street. >> last night, none of these young kid are known to us, none of them, and we have a vibrant, gang database in south philadelphia more so than probably anywhere in the city. we have not heard from or about any of these children before, i call them children because they are very young. it is completely baffling. i don't know what it was about just knew that this car drove up up and one guy starts firing and at everybody on the corner often the corner. >> word from commissioner ross this morning as he was heading in to the round house. as you heard from him, they have not yet made an arrest. >>> in south jersey a man is dead following a hit and run in burlington county. police say driv

let alex just come back.ferendum that by the same sorts of bodies that if we voted to leave we were triggering profound economic shocks and going into recession. not only have we not come into recession, our economy continues to grow. is our growth less than any sensible person would want it to be? absolutely. but that is the case with most economies around the world. most of these dire predictions that people seem to want to be true about our country simply are not true. that is because brexit has not taken place yet. why do you keep saying you want to see 350 million for the nhs when that suggestion was all about when we leave and we haven't left? we will leave that there. germany is without a government — chancellor angela merkel is technically acting chancellor, because talks about forming a coalition following september's splintered election result have not been fruitful. as we go to air, it seems the spd leader martin schulz has softened his position, and talks will resume, but nothing is certain. could

get off my back, we said, that alex was going top short hair today but this takes time, okay.e within the next 60 minutes. >> yeah at 8:00. >> you guys voted, we will honor that. i will go short. my hairdresser is in the green room right now setting up, yeah, 56 percent. so this is what we will do, and it is funny, because take a good look now, because now my instagram people are like don't do it, you said you are the won who voted. >> now they want to backtrack. >> we don't have scissors, over here, lets do it right now. >> it will grow back. >> it will grow back fast. >>> it is tuesday, november 14th 2017 here's sue. >> muc

, and alex, i love alex too but mike is the best. >> what was it that you saw that woman, wearing thatnd market earlier that you said to keep warm. >> she was wearing a muffler. >> it is funny you said that, to keep warm she was wearing a crankshaft and i just thought, same morning we have a woman wearing muffler in philly and crankshaft, to keep warm so it is really cold out. we try to, this is stupid stuff that you love watching the show for. >> i watch it every morning. every morning. >> now, covered james ears because we wanted to ask what she had but the key is how do you shop for your son while your sonnies with you in the store without saying go get who on the other side of the store. >> he is not looking, i will grab something that he really likes and then i will stuff it in the cart and put other stuff on top of it. >> and then why, look at the cart, who how she packs the cart. she says, i can still hear, she puts this bag and in the sea through bag so she put that here so he cannot see the stuff. >> that is great. >> then she has the front camouflaged as well, and then she re

at the end of the day, alex, there's a case to be made for tax reform. this bill is no longer tax reform, it is simply paul ryan's deficit exploding tax plan. it's a tax cut to benefit mostly the wealthy. i could make a good case for tax reform that simplifies the system, frankly that makes it easier for people to be able to file, that encourages economic growth and that is more transparent. i can make a case for that. that's not what this bill does. >> all right, congressman denny heck, always good to speak with you. appreciate your insights very much. >>> the alabama women standing by roy moore give their reasons, their broad disbelief of the accusers may leave you surprised. you're going to hear it next. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve

strike from alex wood, who in game 4, went 5 2/3, allowed one run on one hit.he home runs via george springer. that was it. then he was out of the ball game. >> john: it's been an interesting year for alex wood. he started off on fire, all-star, ultimately running his record to 11-0, and then some time on the. -- on the dl. we mentioned the time in betwee between. one start in 32 days going back to the start you mentioned. >> joe: mccann tonight 0 for 2 n scored. got him over the outside corner. tom verducci, the city of houston and that area of texas has been through so much. they have latched onto these astros down the stretch here in 2017. the astros have brought them a lot of joy. >> tom: absolutely. hurricane relief efforts, recovery efforts on the minds of these players. when you walk into the clubhouse at minute maid pitcher of a car submerged under an overpass. a lot of players have hurricane damage photos in their lockers, including carlos correa. they have them at a high-level. he said he looks at it every day. i have a bad day and i want to throw my

shery: alex wayne, thank you so much for joining us.onnie: let's check in on the first word news, mark crumpton is with us. mark: a federal judge issued a gag order in the paul manafort case. indicteds deputy work for monday laundering and other crimes stemming from the investigation into the russian influence in last year's election. the judge barred all parties for making statements that might prejudice the jury. saudi arabia is trying to ease global investors' concerns. they havement says only frozen the bank accounts of individuals and not the companies they own or manage. they arrested a number of government ministers and businessmen. the state department has announced new restrictions on u.s. travel and business with cuba. 83 hotels will be placed on the list, prohibiting americans from engaging in business with them. are also eliminating individual exchanges allowed under the obama administration .eeled -- administration the u.s. is also making changes to its export licensing program that will steer economic activity away from th

different for her. >> honoring the life of alex scott. how alex's lemonade stand helps fight pediatric cancer. >> and traveling memorial helps veterans heal and how this version of vietnam christie: this is new jersey is facing an epidemic fueled by addictive opioid painkillers. codeine... oxycodone... fentanyl... morphine. these are just some of the medications prescribed for pain relief. these pills can be highly addictive, and the addiction doesn't end when the prescription runs out. many times, people turn to a deadlier option - heroin. addiction is a disease, but help is within reach. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >> video shows the moment a deadly earthquake today. >> and iran state run news agency reports over 140 people killed and more than 860 others injured. iran sits on many major fault lines sean fron early quakes every day. >> # me he too continue to trend on social mediament survivors of sexual harassment and assault and abuse have rallied around this trending # now today they rallied in hollywood and demonstration

different for her. >> honoring the life of alex scott. how alex's lemonade stand helps fight pediatric cancer. >> and traveling memorial helps veterans heal and how this version of vietnam >> video shows the moment a deadly earthquake today. >> and iran state run news agency reports over 140 people killed and more than 860 others injured. iran sits on many major fault lines sean fron early quakes every day. >> # me he too continue to trend on social mediament survivors of sexual harassment and assault and abuse have rallied around this trending # now today they rallied in hollywood and demonstration began this morning hollywood boulevard and highland avenue with march to cnn building on surprise set boulevard. amid recent sexual assault allegations in hollywood this had grown on social media. >> out here in philadelphia runners are going the distance for pediatric can senior research this morning marked alex's lemonade stand one day event the lemon run. eyewitness reporter anita oh was there for the fundraise are 5 k. >> and it started wi

all right, alex?well, if you had an extra half billion dollars laying around, what would you buy with it? how about a painting? the details behind this record setting >> okay, it is thursday, before the big game sunday night. big, big, big showdown with the cowboys. players and coaches are aware of how much a win over dallas means to us. but the new guys on the team, they have to quickly learn how important this is for all the rest of us. >> they made it pretty clear about how important, and how big this game is. obviously we know how big it is, because it is a conference game. you know, it is divisional opponent. so we know how big it is, obviously, you know, it has been rival rye here for a long time. >> i don't know. i mean, they understand. >> they understand. >> they know they don't get it. >> but i don't want them to get too into it. get in the game. we're eight and one. we don't need them getting all worked up and emotional. we will hand thal part. >> what's the old phrase, alex, don't leave it

alex to the right. this is one of the best halloween costumes we have ever done in the 20 years of "good day philadelphia". >> my gosh. >> i can't tell you how much men stopped me and said, oh, my god i'm in love with alex and that look would you consider it for the winter. >> you just can't cut off your hair for winter it doesn't grow that fast, which i'm wearing there a wiggy would go a wig. >> okay. >> i have to ask, if they would be cool with me wear a wig. >> who, our news director the boss. >> at lee for a week. >> you want me to wear a short wig for a week. >> yes. >> just to take it for a spin. >> see if you like it. >> kick the tires. >> it worked for jan, don't know. >> weigh in. >> would i suggest twitter immediately. >> my instagram too there is a close-up because it is her look on the stream. she has it. that is difference. it is wet, scrappy, i just messed up my hair and dance, it is in the like i'm not doing the news hair. >> i love it. >> i love it. >> we didn't give her notes, we didn't

alex. >> yeah, that was awkward. in fact, marc misspoke because the president has not spoken about this, even though he said he has. so -- well, to be continued, no doubt, right? >> reporter: they refer that through the spokesperson. that's one of the interpretations they make here, the president has spoken through his spokesperson, but the president has not in his own words on camera talked about this publicly. you're right. >> despite all the questions shouted his way. kelly o'donnell, thanks so much from the white house this sunday. >>> joining me now national security reporter at "the hill" and jeremy peters, "new york times" reporter and an msnbc contributor. always good to have you both. i'm going to start with you here, jeremy, because i'm looking at the article you've written. particularly about the division that moore's candidacy has created within the gop. what are the risks to having republicans remove moore from the race or expel him if he wins? >> because, alex, it looks like another heavy-handed interve

go, alex. >> oh, my. >> alex? >> easy. really not that hard.how are you not getting a -- >> wow. >> oh, my god. al next. >> ya. >> oh. >> you're going to hurt yourself. >> you know, i've been doing this since i was like five. >> really? >> that does not hurt, al next >> nope. doesn't hurt. >> your face is really turning red. >> dang. and you -- oh, my god. >> maybe now ill, after this. >> oh,. >> one hand. >> look at that. >> one hand. >> wow. >> are you all right? >> come on back to the desk. >> okay. >> come on over here. >> let me just catch my breath for a second. >> so yes. so, been kind of working on that routine since i was about five. >> man. >> i have never really done that on tv before. chilling on friday night, you know, nice. now do you believe me? >> you won't be chilling on a friday night any more. >> what are you doing on friday nights? >> so maybe i can join the universeoul circus. >> well, if alex isn't here she'll be over at universeoul circus. 8:37. coming right back. news about serena williams, she is getting married. oh, th

before we never that. >> that is right, alex.very concerned that this tape was missing.as literally billed as t just wasn't working that was their excuse? would you think they would have found this before. >> then there was a fight between district attorney's office and beta national fraternity who insisted they wanted the tape back. district attorney went to court and for the that and said we are not going to give that tape up. they then took the tape, they gave it to the fbi and fbi recover the footage. this is in the category of when you delete something on your computer, it is not deleted. and now it is recovered. it led to a whole series of new charges. i haven't seen the videotape but i know an awful lot about this case and i know that this truly is the missing linc, the information which tells us what went on in that dark basement that night to this young man which caused his death. it was enough for the district attorney to indict a whole group of new people, on very serious charges so some of the people thought they were

alex? >> so he's blaming the media again, right, for all of these false accusations yesterday. so then voters -- i mean, that's who he's speaking to, are they buying it? >> reporter: yeah, exactly. in talking -- he received a standing ovation yesterday at that event yesterday. i talked to alabama rnc committee man here. he said if anybody were to look at a write-in candidacy they should get ready to go north of the mason-dixon line because challenging the candidates, would be going against alabama and the republican party. the one thing to note is that doug jones the democrat in this race and doug jones has remained very quiet. nbc and msnbc we have requetsed interviews with him and he is trying to keep his distance. doug jones is in a tough situation in this race in terms of fund-raising. whereas you look at the special congressional elections where democrats were running, they were running against donald trump, the white house. doug jones doesn't really have that opportunity. this is a ma

mike and alex. >> okay, keep us updated.tails unfolding about now disgraced anchor matt lauer. >> new accuse very come forward after nbc fired him over alleged sexual misconduct. matt lauer noticeably absent wrong fell err tree lighting ceremony last night. there was two month long investigation. the variety magazine was reporting on, three women accuse matt lauer of sexual harrassment, since the news broke, the new york times is reporting that two more women have come forward, with similar claims, against matt lauer. and ironically just two months ago, on the show, matt lauer grilled bill o'reilly about accusations when hosting fox news. >> you don't let your number one guy go. >> sure do you. >> unless you have information that you think makes him -- >> that's not true. >> there are billions of dollars at steak in business deals. and they made a business decision that they could, you know, possibly prosper more without me. it was as simple as that, it was a business decision. >> so, matt lauer has now comment bad his dismi

. >> hi, alex. >> mike? >> see big ugly compute nerve front you have again. >> well, this is the only one that works. i used to have smaller one, but i'll move it aside. >> no, it is fine. here's sue. >> boy, cranky already? >> i know? >> 542nd in and i'm cranky. >> grr. all right, well, maybe this will cheer you up. it is a ten. >> dah- dah. >> again! it did cheer him up. he's smiling, folks, smiling. it is not as cold as yesterday, despite the clear science skies. bus stop buddy has a jacket on, temperatures still in the 40's, but we will 20's, 30's at this time yesterday. 46 degrees in philadelphia. sunrise time 7:01. today, we have some 30's to the north of us, 37 lancaster, reading, pottstown, in wilmington, good morning, it is cents 42 for you. fifty-one in rehoboth beach. up in atlantic city, it is 50 degrees. and doylestown, starting the day with a chilly 35. plenty of sunshine, already be at 60 degrees by lunchtime, and probably top off with another beautiful day at 62. for your high temperature. bu

>> umm, i don't think so, alex. my sense is the president, at least on social media, has been loath to take on certain critics and been very happy and aggressive in taking on certain black critics especially when he can shame them or make them appear ungrateful to his base. his argument against lavar ball, his attacking of nfl protesters, these play to his base. this concept of privileged or rich black athletes being ungrateful is a racialized narrative that's compelling to his base. it is still a political conversation to t contribution to the conversation. him picking a fight with lavar ball seems disingenuous, seems inappropriate. if you're working to negotiate the release of americans from a foreign government, that should not have to do anything with politics and race but it seems both those things have filtered into the conversation, as played out in social media between president trump and lavar ball. >> stand by, all of you, in a few minutes we'll talk about some new poll numbers that show why it is so hard

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. >> hi, alex. >> almost got me. >> almost. >> i'm in the doing it. >> i will do this it is time for a coat. i tried go as long as i can without a coat. you kind of need one. >> yes, i have scarves, long socks, it is friday november 10th, 2017, it is important to know because it will get colder tomorrow. >> right. >> makes your eyes water mike jerrick. >> yes. >> and this isn't even the worst we will see temperatures drop, we will feel it, and we will feel the winds pick up throughout the morning. we have five out of 10 today. bus stop budd difficult wear the winter coat temperatures are currently in the 40's but they are going down instead of up. we are already seeing our high temperature for the day and cold air is making for lake effect snow to the north of us , none of that is supposed to make its way here. we have 47 degrees as of 6:00 o'clock but feels like 41 we have winds picking up, you can feel it in the air now temperatures down in the 30's in reading and allentown, 50 in wildwood. from northwest to southe things will change. thirty-eight will be our daytime temperature we

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mike and alex back to you. >> who? >> four our thanksgiving day parade, oldest one in america. >> we started all. >> will be the game of the morning, mike, i can tell. can you tell what the children's clark ers are? >> sorry it's been a long time since my children were young. >> but you have grandkids, you have teddy. >> i should agree this is. can you drop the lower third, maybe i can figure it out.& i'm guessing that's an inch worm. >> i'm sure it has a duty is name. i know that's the gingerbread man behind him. >> common, help me. who has kids? anybody? >> iggy the inch worm. >> cute name. >> i've never been there, got to go, open thanksgiving, the columbus farmers market in, well, the delaware vale, oldest and largest flea market, and again open until 5:00 this afternoon. >> so we should stop by. or we could just have steve keeley stop by. because he is finding all of the interesting finds. >> everybody watches us, when we said it was open to 5:00 they corrected me, 7:00 to 3:00. 7:00 a.m. to 3p. so they're open no

joining me to discuss is alex webb, who covers apple for us.e of taxes for apple is a big one because it is the biggest company in the world. this pile of cash, nothing has ever been seen like this by any company ever. alex: one of the graphics that was in the story published by bbc, and other publications in the international consortium of investigative journalists to show apple has more offshore cash than the u.k. or the u.s.. cory: tell us about jersey. how likely a financial center is this? alex: jersey is well known as having a disproportionate number of banks, law firms dealing with this sort of stuff, a lot of private equity funds, venture capital funds are domiciled in jersey because of these incredibly low tax rates. our editor over here is from jersey. if you have, for example, a foreign use card from a british bank, often that is routed through jersey. cory: it had the ability to protect themselves on some foreign taxes and crackdowns by the eu. apple said, "apple believes every company has a responsibility to pay its taxes. as the l

that was -- that's how many times alex to my thanksgiving.s in philadelphia right now. thirty-two in mound pocono. we tease because we love. now, it is even a little chillier this morning by the way than it was yesterday at this time. so hope you keep that in mine. but if you think this is coal, today and tomorrow, look at friday and saturday. highs only in the lower 40's, get little better after that, but saturday morning the coldest morning of the season so far with lows overnight in the 20's and not going to stop us from having fun at the walk to end altzheimer's saturday morning. we hope do see you there, mike and alex, back to you. very much. 8:46. so chris long, ready he plays defensive ends for our eagles, he won at superbowl last year, now he's with us, he's had a good career. >> and one of the great moments happened during the broncos game this past sunday. >> okay. >> sack, right gets up, and just, you know that's what struck him want to do that had little dancer, i don't know what you want to talk it, a walk. >> the sack dance but

>> alex, hello, good morning. look, there are many, many panels, many, many boards, many advisory committees that are on any campaign and i think also when you look at the hillary clinton campaign and the dfc the fact that they don't recall spending millions and millions of dollars for the russian dossier, that's indicative of how complex and free wheeling these campaigns can be. that's something important to put in mind. i do think inspector mueller is doing a great job of bringing it to light. at the end of the day we will find out what actually happened. >> again, what i want to know is why with regard to all of these people that are on campaigns, why are they down playing that these people are representing them? >> reporter: well, because he just pled guilty to perjury. i don't think anyone would want to do a big hug and kiss to wlon who had done that. i think the reality is the truth that he was not a central figure in the campaign, you know, i could represent any number of people on a panel at a conference a

alex? >> okay.l hard, thanks for setting us. >>> let's bring in republican strategist susan, msnbc contributor howard dean, former dnc chairman and former governor of vermont and roland martin host and managing editor of "news one now." roland, thank you for joining this group. we usually have howard and susan. you're rounding it out. >> glad to be here. >> as the white house is saying, the president's position on roy moore is that, quote, if these allegations are true, judge moore will do the right thing and step aside. it sounds like a path to some degree, no way to find out if the allegations are true before the election. that's four weeks away. >> that's right. what we have to see now is, once the president does return from an overseas trip and to some extent he can take a pass while he's on this trip, is, the question will be posed over and over, who do you believe, roy moore or these four women who have put everything at stake to come forward publicly? for me it's very clear. these women have

mike and alex, back to you. >>> we have a little bit of a disagreement here. i don't think this is breaking news at 7:03 in fail but a lot of women said yes. >> also plus it was announced a couple hours ago but people are just waking up. plus, in london it is big news >> it has to do with kensington. >> yes, kensington palace. >> not our kensington, kenning ton palace. >> yes,. >> prince harry's engage and engaged to his american girlfriend megan markel. >> we are told they got engaged this month and the wedding will take place in spring of the 2018. we need to do research. i want to necessity when it comes to not prince charles but prince william, when he got married was it less than a year, this seems quick that does seem quick. it ways more than a year. >> this afternoon the couple will meet to take engagement photos. when you scroll your time line , facebook, instagram, twitter, same three photos being used. they have in the made a lot of public appearances. i'm glad they will come out. >> they will get married next year. >> spring of 2018. >> spring 2018.

alex and mike?r sure, steve, thank you. 6:35 now. >> kids are wearing coats in their classrooms at one school in our city, or they were yesterday. >> yes, it is because universal alcolonel mentally has no heat or hot water. their boiler broke down. jenny, what are we hearing in grace ferry? >> reporter: yes, we're waiting for school today, finding out whether or not the situation has been resolved. i'm sure a lot of parents want to know whether or not they have to put multiple layers on their children before stepping into the classroom today. so yesterday children were bundled up for a a recess, which was appropriate with temperatures barely hitting highs in the 50's. but, many didn't take those jackets offer once they walked inside the building because they found out no heat. the system wasn't working. multiple people told our bruce gordon it was colds inside the school walls because of the maintenance issue. parent were allowed to pick their children up early and some of them did that. others say

you have that going on with alex azar. i think when you look at the confirmation fight, you may see some questions about the president talking about, in the past, drug companies and his concerns that the drug prices in this country are too high. versus alex azar, who has been a member, obviously, of the pharmaceutical companies in the past. >> i have to point out to you, ali velshi, think about this for a moment. while people are going to be furious this guy came from eli lilly, we shouldn't be surprise. he is a republican. critical of obamacare. he was part of the bush administration. you'd expect president trump would choose a guy like this. >> except the president has identified very specifically, as have we, that one of the single biggest problems with our out of control health care system is the opaque system that the pharmaceutical industry uses. they lobby more than any other industry at all. >> this is massively important. it hasn't changed. the first quarter of this year, when president trump was in office, you st