you know you think of these movies like "blindside" "friday night lights," and "hoosiers" and -- those are about one sport, and one school. this is about two sports, and they actually made it to the top of the mountain. and i think a subtex of this book is what was going on in america. martin luther king, jr. has a connection to this story because reverend hale was a leading minister in the east high school area. he had brought dr. king to columbus several times. when many of these athletes had been 7 and 8 they had watched king in 1959, 1960 lead marches up and down east broad street right past the high school. and so to them to have to take the blow in the summer of '68, in the spring of '68 when martin luther king was assassinated many of them had seen him in the flesh. so it was a heartbreaking moment of course for the nation, and the city. but on a personal level, for many, many people. they ate at a restaurant that was called the "novelty food bar" and mrs. beatty operated the food bar, and was on stage with martin luther king, jr. when he gave his "i have a dream" speech in 1963

go to that makes thing and be involved in budget discussions or approving various things and then blindsidethe members and call out after that so that. why they decided to do it now but it cannot be. you must take into consideration the tension between saudi arabia who is the leading producer in opec and its tension with after them how supply own costs twenty seventeen their relations really haven't improved and so this follows that chart let's pause for a second because the minister of states of energy affairs for cats are says this move will help to reach necessary levels of expansion it has become clear to us that achieving vicious diversity and. requires focused efforts commitment and dedication to maintain and strengthen capitalization as the leading an energy producer therefore based on that requirement as well as the size of our oil production the state of qatar has decided to withdraw its membership from the organization of petroleum exporting countries opec effective january twenty nine thousand this decision was communicated to operate this morning i would like to reaffirm couples

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well president moved to pull troops from syria blindsided advisors and allies to talk more about the fallout now i'd like to welcome journalist and syria analyst kristen helberg a christian so good to have you here i'd like to get your insight into this of course president tom just said as we heard in our report that so-called islamic state has been defeated can american troops now in all honesty say mission done mission accomplished well i says dramatically we can definitely there are being core not in this trend of land between iraq and syria it's two thousand fighters they are left but the problem is that the so-called islamic state lives on ideologically because the u.s. is just militarily fighting it bombing for example the x. capital of the islamic state into rubbles and they were not ready to even rebuild the lot of young men millions of young men in iraq and syria without a perspective they are not politically engaged they cannot they are just oppressed by these regimes so this is the these are the conditions that extremists look for to build another extremist groups it's jus

lindse graham, bob corker, the president blindsided the >> she doing exactly if not >> exactly if not worse than it tells you about the moment. >> the president was not sure on how to message this. it seemed to have been done on on twitter, he was contradicting his own message and saying we he said this is a war that have we defeated isis? he seemed to walk that back in when there is not a clear messag even allies on fox >> it's tough about how it water. the dow dives again after the big market. the dow losing even more ground low. invest watching the markets yester down almost 350 points. christ the mood? i'm guessing it's not so great. what hearinging from invest >> blood on the street right avoid a government shut down. that did not help things on the market no doubt about it, that selling continued unabate they have been addicted to that. that jerome powell gave. the fed chair. clarit warnin signs flashing about a these are the concerns on the they continue unabated women are down below 2300. it seemed like the selling will contin john? >> below 23,000 at a market that out. presid

, and that may be a little harsh, but nobody's getting blindsided learning from outside these rooms that conversations with advancing. certainly, with the mayor's office, in particular, the mayor's office of economic and workforce development. i think we are obligationed to make sure that government works as well as it can, and so that's really my motivation. but i think conversations that are taking place across the haul with the mayor's office so we have at least an opportunity to weigh in and make sure we have a chance to frame those outcomes. so i know i've spoke to donna about commissioner calendars, and i think that she's prepared, as long as she gets notice, that there are workforce meetings taking place at the agency, that i be kept abreast of those, so that when i get phone calls, at least i'm able to keep up on items. is that okay, commissioners? is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. madam secretary, next item, please. >> clerk: item seven is the report of the general manager. >> good afternoon, commissioners. first item is report on p

missions werebat blindside, they were over a 35 degree angle. and we had 400 or 500 pound bombs. and most of the combat missions were on that nature. >> was that the kind of mission you are on? yes, my target was a radio island.near an my mission was to take out a radio station we went up to over0 feet, and pushed with wingman and various groups falling down. the air was very black and ominous. it seems surrealistic. i had been shot up before. but never quite as intense. i was -- i will never forget it. i could not hear it but i could feel the pulse of black smoke around you. with antiaircraft coming up from the ground. >> what about when you are in the water? , i wasw minutes later and the plane was on fire. it filled up with smoke. there were does komen in the men in the plane -- two the back of the plane. it was not fast by today's bomb,rds, i release the and the airplane was not pliable. the wings of a torpedo armor -- bomber fold. and the gas tank is over there. ready toing tanks were go and i could hardly see the instruments with the smoke. proceduresemergency so the people

. >> his family blindsided by his death. >> for my brother, i thought he was shy around people, you could tell that, but he he was time. >> my hands start to shake. >> angst is a 45-minute documentary raising awareness around anxiety. sheila is the executive producer inspired to open the conversation after a friend died by suicide. >> i knew i had to make a movie about mental health. it had to be filled where resources and tools and hope. it had to appeal to families and educators and schools. >> i couldn't look at myself in the mirror and be happy with who i saw. >> the film chronicled real life stories, and one personal struggle with anxiety. >> it came to a tipping point where i blew up. >> the holidays can be a anxiety provoking time of year, and some of the warning signs are withdrawal from activities and wanting to spend time alone. his family believed when they watched him sooner it could have saved his life. >> if we had seen it earlier, we could have saved his life. we don't think anyone should go through this, it's treatable and we need to reach out and help each other. >>> and

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. >>> president trump takes to twitter, blindsides his own military declaring "we've defeated isis in syria." says he's bringing the troops home while even his closest friend in the senate lindsey graham admits if obama had done this, we'd be all over him. >>> and what is the administration doing lifting sanctions on a company co-owned by a notorious russian who loaned paul manafort $10 million? we'll sort through all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday night. >>> and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 699 of the trump administration. here we are, one away from 700 days in office. just ahead tonight we'll have the latest on the backlash over the president's decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria. and just a short time ago the senate passed a continuing resolution to keep the federal government funded until at least february, something short of a profile in courage. it now goes on to the house. more ahead on that as well. but we begin with brand-new reporting from the "washington post" on the mueller investigation involvin

alix: also interesting, the big banks and their forecast, they were blindsided by shale and how muchew between august and september. universally, all of them. first of all, how do you deal with that? how do you manage it and what is your view for the production in the u.s.? andy: again, that is one of the big imponderables. alix: the second $64,000 question. [laughter] andy: the range of forecasts of u.s. oil production is quite remarkable. everyone is groping. there are a lot of variables here that we don't have a good handle on. how do shale oil operators respond to lower prices? are they going to drill within their cash flows? what are those cash flows going to be? they are a function of well productivity, rig productivity. the data is either anecdotal or produced with significant lags. the biggest producing state in america is texas, and data from texas is published by the texas railroad commission. but it comes out with a lag of one or two months. and then that data is subject to huge revisions going on for the next six to 12 months. we are trying to forecast the future based on

i think most people are blindsided. he knows a thing or two about investigations that can veer out of control why he thinks this one could be doing the same. and do you still think that michael flynn lied? the chairman said you don't know the whole story. the explosive exchange. where is all of this going. are you ready for a government shutdown. as the border wall really worth shutting down the federal governments. and an apology not accepted and ms nbc host. they thought over the top. count the u.s. ambassador. have he is here to explain why today. then i want you to meet the chief of staff for now. is that just the kind of measure that the president needs right now. and the answer is yes. the reason for that is donald trump. it could be just the guy happy that they are with us for the very latest. it starts right now. >> it looks like the president has a new chief of staff for the time being. a crucial juncture for the president. let's get right to it on the day that we are learning that ryan is thinking as can be st

. >> we were really blindsided by this. we didn't expect it at all. >> reporter: it comes the same year that gm benefitted from president trump's corporate tax cut. congress now considering new laws that would remove corporate tax incentives for moving jobs overseas. >> we're asking for the opportunity to once again let our workforce shoha >> reporter: many analysts say gm's decision has provided some rare bipartisanship in washington. widespread condemnation with both republicans and democrats considering ways to punish the company. tom costello, nbc news, capitol hill. >>> now to those mystery investigations just revealed by robert mueller, the special counsel representing no prison time for michael flynn, president trump's former national security adviser. we're learning more tonight about why. here is nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: new court documents say retired army general michael flynn, who campaigned for donald trump, worked on the transition, and served briefly as the first trump nation

president trump blindsiding the u.s. military by ordering u.s. troops out of syria, claiming that isis has been defeated. but the pentagon estimates as many as 30,000 isis fighters remain in the region, and even some of the president's closest congressional allies are blasting his decision, which many believe simply strengthens the positions of not only the regime of syrian president bashar al assad, but also russia and iran. i'll discuss that and more with senator sheldon whitehouse of the judiciary committee and our correspondents, analysts and specialists are also standing by. first, breaking news. our senior white house correspondent, jeff zeleny, is standing by. the president appears to have made this very controversial decision unilaterally. >> reporter: wolf, good evening. we know the president did not consult his defense secretary. we know he did not consult his secretary of state on this. so it does appear he did make this decision on his own. and since then, the entire town of washington from the pentagon to capitol hill, have been tryi

. >> he was riding with the rest of the junior hockey team in april when the bus was blindsided on the northerny is scratch wan in canada. 16 kill and 13 injured. the team was decimated. as the hockey-loving nation mourned. paralyzed after having been thrown from the bus, ryan's dream of making it in the nhl was over. >> like when we are turning, i'm sliding. >> he focuses on sledge hockey, hoping to play in the paralympi paralympics. something within reach. >> he's the rumblest guy in the world. he is progressing really well, but it's been hard. >> on a visit to chicago, he took in a blackhawks practice and game and got to meet his hero, the talks >> i feel your pape for sure. we are all thinking about you. >> it's hard with your left and your right? >> ryan said he will succeed for the teammates he lost. >> they don't have the chance to be here and work towards something. i do it for them and play for them and work hard for them. >> this game doesn't give up and if he has a goal, he has to surpass it. >> despite the pain both physical and mental, just being on the ice is the best the

tonight, top republican lawmakers are blindsided and fuming.enator lindsey graham, a close trump ally, is calling the move weak and dangerous, mr. trump contradicting assessments by top military commanders. he is now giving russia and iran and the brutal remember jeem in syria, they you say what they've been hoping for, potentially strengthening their power and influence. gop senator bob corker says he believes the president made the consequential decision on the spur of the moment without consulting anyone. >>> this hour i will talk with congressman jim himes, a member of the house intelligence committee, and our correspondents and analysts are standing by. >>> first, we have breaking news coming in right now unfolding in the russia investigation. i want to bring in our crime and justice reporter she moan prokupecz and our cnn chief political correspondent dana bash. dana, first of all, what are you learning? >> this is coming from "the washington post", wolf, breaking just moments ago, a story that the special counsel robert mueller has forma

as owners we were blindsided. >> reporter: as a precaution the bureau of cannabis control that recall notices to 29 businesses that had product tested by sequoia labs. it is a long list. 850 batches and or retested. >> this is a worst-case scenario. products made it to consumers and probably were consumed. i don't know how the recall will happen in this case. >> reporter: john is president and ceo of oakland-based ndg. they manufacture products at the wholesale and retail lever. they protected themselves from news like this. >> we are ahead of the curb by planning for standing inventory of certified products, pretested certified child resistant totally compliant products. nug products are tested through cw analytics. here they haven't had any problems but they admit the industry as a whole is having some growing pains. >> it is a bumpy road. everyone is feeling it out as they go. the state is trying to do the best thing for consumers and producers are trying to do >> like any business you want to know who your partners are. we have vette partners. >> reporter: if the supply chain has

i'll try to takes credit for defeating islamic state in syria and blindsides his allies on that ministration announcing a surprise troop withdrawal from the country also ahead. french police unions claim the government has promised them a wage hike on the bonuses to cover time deployed at demonstrations and offices gone to bed own protests. planned to break. the prime minister who is supposed to be undertaking a negotiation heated debates in the british parliament with less than a hundred days to the u. .

. >>> a florida highway patrol trooper is recovering after being blindsided on the interstate. he was investigating a crash when a black audi spins out, hits him and sends him flying into the air. a truck had run into the back of the car. other first responders come running up to help the trooper. had he serious injuries. >>> thousands of students -- he had serious injuries. >>> thousands of students returned to class today weeks after the camp fire destroyed their schools and homes. now many are learning in new surroundings. >> a new partnership with north bay schools aims to make the changes a little easier. kpix5's susie steimle is live in santa rosa with those details. susie? >> reporter: well, we've talked over the past couple weeks about all the financial donations after the fire in butte county and the outpouring of support that always happens after these disasters, but in sonoma county they're offering up something different. their experience and in butte county it's proving invaluable. >> i said you need to be visible and available and a problem solver because everybod

president's national security advisor john bolton was reportedly livid washington and its allies blindsided by trump yes but you would have to be blind not to see the immediate consequences a geo political reshuffling is taking place as we speak russia iran the syrian government and turkey are ready to fill any vacuum created by the u.s. exit israel reportedly feels abandoned by washington and without the cover of their u.s. allies the kurds in syria the fierce fighters who helped defeat isis are now sitting ducks if turkey decides to attack trumps snap decision has produced clear winners and losers a member of syria's parliament foreshadowed much of this just a few days ago take a listen. to some of the kurds who in the end are syrian citizens equal to any others are still betting on the americans. but if one draws lessons from history we saw how they abandoned their allies in vietnam. they abandoned their agents in lebanon and fled in korea in many places the americans always abandoned their allies and paid agents. there can't be a dream to establish a kurdish state by the so-called syria

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and martha, republican leaders were blindsided by this tonight. lindsey graham calling it a big win for isis. >> reporter: that's right, david. isis has lost almost all of its territory, but 2,000 fighters remain, and there are concerns going forward about intelligence. if you don't have troops there, it is harder to get good information. david? >> martha raddatz with us from the washington bureau tonight. martha, thank you. >>> next here, to the terrifying robbery at a pharmacy in georgia. three masked men rushing the lone employee right there, dragging her down and holding a gun to her head. they forced her to open the safe. all of it captured on security cameras. and here's abc's alex perez on the manhunt. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in georgia on the hunt for these three robbers, after they burst into this pharmacy near atlanta and violently attacked the female clerk inside. >> it's only a matter of time before they become more and more violent. >> reporter: the terrifying ordeal caught on camera, unfolding december 7th. the men, wearing

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we've won it's time to come back donald trump takes credit for defeating islamic state in syria and blindsides his. administration announcing a surprise troop withdrawal from the country. just over an hour ago russian president vladimir putin exited the stage after his fourth thing to a new all question announcer with media from all around the globe we have special coverage of the whole event and the reaction right here on our international. vladimir putin spent almost four hours on a ray of questions from both the russian foreign journalists from the economy pension sound education to being the ruler of the world the russian president was never caught off guard following the q. and a ruckus to. not quite the five hours that his record but you know pretty near four hours is solid enough but there was so much covered so much from fuel prices to protest to even nuclear war breaks it mentioning those fronts i mentioned relations with various countries charts of conflict but one thing that stood out towards the end was an interesting question of. about whether he wants to rule the world and he doe

. >> the president blindsided the secretary of defense, people advising him like general jack keane, as well as his state department. >> he looks weak and caving in. if that's not a foreign policy disaster. >> donald trump wags the dog and the world is less safe after the resignation of the last human guardrail. >> this is exactly what barack obama did. howie: why has this sparked such criticism from the conservative pundits to usually back trump. the beltway was virtually certain mike flynn will serve no jail time. will a federal judge put the former national security advisor behind bars. >> this judge who has such a reputation of holding prosecutors to a high standard would suddenly decide he's a member of the prosecution. >> i think today was a good day for the justice system and this judge really did his job. >> all over the country their heads were blown up. they love this judge when they thought he would believe the conspiracy theories, right? howie: how did the media miscalculate flynn's case. a massive breach of trust by facebook peddling access to your private messages. has

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>>'s family blindsided by his death. >> he was always shy around people. he did a really good job about hiding how stressed out he was all of the time.>> it is a 45 minute documentary raising awareness around anxiety. she is the executive producer. >> i knew i had to make him movie about mental health. it had to appeal to families and educators.>> i cannot look at myself in the mirror. >> the film chronicles a series of real-life stories including that of michael phelps who shares his own personal struggle with anxiety. >> i got to a tipping point where i just blew up. >> if parents are having concerns, that is the time to reach out. >> the holidays can be in anxiety given the family dynamic. warning signs include withdraw from normal activity and wanting to spend more time alone. the family believes how they washed it sooner, they could have saved his life. >> we do not think anyone should have to go through this. it is treatable. we just need to reach out and help each other.>> there will be six screenings in this area. the family is actually hosting ano

we've won it's time to come back donald trump takes credit for defeating islamic state in syria and blindsides his allies in the administration announcing a surprise troop withdrawal from the country. thursday evening here in moscow just ten ten pm now welcome to my name's kevin i think shooting two is so little earlier on russian president vladimir putin next to the stage after his fourteenth annual q. and a with media from all around the globe is a huge event because special coverage of the whole thing and reaction to it right here starting right now. but in a putin support almost four hours of fact i'm tryna rave questions from both russian and foreign journalists from the economy to pensions to education to sniping back here there are question about potential world domination no less the russian president was never caught off guard following the q. and a our senior correspondent were aghast at. not quite the five hours that his record but you know pretty near four hours is solid enough but there was so much covered so much from fuel prices to protests to even nuclear war breaks it mentioni

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we've won it's time to come back donald trump takes credit for defeating islamic state in syria and blindsides his allies the ministration announcing a surprise troop withdrawal from the country. hello there this is out international news at midnight well welcome to you i'm kevin zero in thanks for choosing to us than first the russian president told his fourteenth annual q. and a with media from around the globe we call special coverage of the reaction to it right here starting right now. let me put in spent almost four hours on the end of questions from both russian and foreign journalists from the economy to pensions to education to sniping back at a question about maybe world domination the russian president was never caught off guard it seems following that q. and a our senior correspondent. not quite the five hours that. his record but you know pretty near four hours is solid enough but there was so much covered so much from fuel prices to protests to even nuclear war breaks it mentioning those fronts i mentioned relations with various countries charges of conflict but one thing that sto

to defeating islamic state in syria and blindsides is. nothing a surprise troop withdrawal from the country we're going to talk about that as well coming up. thursday evening or moscow nine pm just one welcome to this is art international with me first a little earlier today i was just scuzz russian president vladimir putin next to the stage of his fourteenth annual q. and a with media from all around the globe special coverage of the whole events and reaction to it right here starting right now. spends almost four hours answering questions from both russian and foreign journalists from the economy to pensions to education be the ruler of the world even tongue in cheek of course the russian president was never caught off guard fall. in the q. and a our senior correspondent were goes to swim in the ocean not quite the five hours that his record but you know pretty near four hours solid enough but there was so much covered so much from fuel prices to protests to even nuclear war breaks it mentioning those fronts i mentioned relations with v

so you don't feel so blindsided... you don't think this is blindsiding me? really, kevin?out my grandchildren, and you serve me with divorce papers?! well, we were talking so civilly and... just seemed like now is as good a time as any. i mean, you're here, and i had the papers drawn up already, so... it's kind of like taking off a bandage. is that how you see me now? as something that needs to be ripped out of your life?! as i said, there's really nothing to be gained from making a scene. if we can't speak civilly to one another, then i think we should just let the lawyers hash it out. now, you're certainly free to stay here as long as you need to compose yourself, but right now, i need to get to a meeting. no. you need to tell me how we got from having a happy marriage to you serving me with divorce papers in less time than it takes to sell a car! and how dare you suggest that -- that i'm the one who's creating a scene! and by the way, i don't need to see a psychiatrist. but i think you do. don't ever say that to me, or that'll be the last thing you ever say to me! yeah