a man named bo icelar. >> bo was quiet. introvert.was a really great guy. >> bo kept a low profile since moving to bocas from santa fe, new mexico in 2004. the former antique dealer was so quiet that no one even noticed when he took off. >> a lot of people say, let's go to argentina for six weeks. they don't e-mail everybody and tell them we're leaving. that is easy to be not missed for a while. >> it made more sense when they found out that beau sold his home to wild bill, another american in their group famous ffor throwing lively parties many of the people attended including cher's friend kristen. >> i knew that they wanted to sell and move somewhere different. and so i assumed they sold and that beau had left. >> still, as keith thought back to the days after beau moved out, an image kept returning to his mind. an image of beau's house right after he left. >> i walked in and looked around. it looked as if beau had gone to the store, not moved out. i went back and told my friends, i can't believe that house. it is really weird. tow

. >> bo: basically, as15's a semiautomatic civilian version of an m16.lation, this gun is almost identical to this gun, but this is the one that's evil. it shoots the same caliber, the same magazine capacity. it just looks a little different. >> anthony: i'm an east coast guy. i'm a --i'm a new yorker, but culturally, i come from a place where glimpse a weapon on somebody in a bar on a street, it is reason for panic. here, and in much of america in between new york and l.a., you walk into a bar, you see somebody with a weapon and it's like, "you know, that's my neighbor, you know, maybe he's going hunting, maybe he's with --" who knows? most people you know own guns? >> bill: everybody i know. >> anthony: everybody. >> bo: pretty much everyone. >> tony: everybody. >> bill: i had a rifle before i had a baseball bat. >> anthony: meet jesse, bill, bo, and daniel. pretty much who we are talking about when we see the latest stats on gun purchases in america and shake our heads uncomprehendingly. [ gunshots ] that cultural divide, much more than policy, is wha

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. >>> and we do bid you good bo evening, eve and well. it's a good thing that the thanksgiving feast is tomorrow. because there's been plenty of stomach churning action already on wall street this week. and today no different. stocks opened this morningea looking to recoup the week's losses as we head into the holiday technology was holding up. in fact many of the beaten down stocks like amazon and cebook, even apple were trading higher. and the dow was up more than 200 points for at a time. but then things change late in the day. and dow component apple gave up gains and dhegged down industrial average with it. good news, the nasdaq and s&p did stayn t barak. final numbers for this wednesday, the dow down just a point. still below 25,000. the nasdaq rose by 63 and the s&p added 8. so as yet another rally fizzled investor have to be asking whether this is a market that wants to go lower. mike santoli looks at whether there is enough fear in the market to help find a bottom. >> wall street's two-month slide has made investors a big anxious

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i am a bo. don't you know who i am? he would prance around the white house. he had a schedule. did. they would get picked up. >> jimmy: an official schedule? >> yeah, i would do briefing requests for them. they had to get my permission, but i would find, you know, in my briefing book, it would be, can bo and sonny stop by this press event at 2:30. there would be a time. and i had to approve of it. so they'd get picked up and they'd hang out with the gardeners for the day and when they were at home, they were mommy's dogs, but if they were working with the fellas, they would ignore me. don't touch me. i'm at work. i'm busy. >> jimmy: one of the most interesting things i learned from your book is that the president and first lady, family, you have to pay for your food while you're in the white house. >> yeah. go figure. >> jimmy: that's crazy to me. >> well, it is and it isn't. it's because you don't know it and most people don't know what it's like to live in the white house. only 45 families have done it. but truth -- rent is free, staff is free, you know, we shouldn't be mooch

it could have been bo. >> he was a jack of all trades.e was defensive back for the nfl and he had a major league baseball career that lasted 9 years just like me. jeff howard was an under rated stooge. let's get that rating up. jesse's score is zero. question number three. in a recent interview on australian television whose run to fame did jon bonjovi describe as horrific? jesse: i am going to go with b kardashians. tom: i thought you would say michael moore. the answer is, the kardashians. he's on the board. the kardashians are frighteningly successful. their combined net worth is $1.5 billion. jesse: that doesn't sound horrific to me. here is yes question number four. what is the dot over the letter "i" and the letter j. called. is it a titt lerks, a canker or a glph? jesse: can i phone a friend? let's go:tittle. tom: that little dot over the letters i and j is called titt lerks or a super script dot. jesse, that brings your score to, 2-2. this is your final question. here we go. if cats are feline and dog. s are canine, what are bears

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it could have been bo. >> he was a jack of all trades.sive back for the nfl and he had a major league baseball career that lasted 9 years just like me. jeff howard was an under rated stooge. let's get that rating up. jesse's score is zero. question number three. in a recent interview on australian television whose run to fame did jon bonjovi describe as horrific? jesse: i am going to go with b kardashians. tom: i thought you would say michael moore. the answer is, the kardashians. he's on the board. the kardashians are frighteningly successful. their combined net worth is $1.5 billion. jesse: that doesn't sound horrific to me. here is yes question number four. what is the dot over the letter "i" and the letter j. called. is it a titt lerks, a canker or a glph? jesse: can i phone a friend? let's go:tittle. tom: that little dot over the letters i and j is called titt lerks or a super script dot. jesse, that brings your score to, 2-2. this is your final question. here we go. if cats are feline and dog. s are canine, what are bears? jesse: ur

dubs came back time after time without steph, draymond and bo ieog start with the flashbacks to youngurry, spent time in toronto when dad played for raptors. warriors down as in as 18 in first half. kawhi leonard for three. up by 15.50ecdsleft. 'm gngo dotke in ra dunt myself. rise and fire for three. 13 seconds left, k.d. stuck in the corner, leonard all over him, hits to tie 119-119. 51 points, 11 boards. first time in career gone to 40 or more in three games. danny green breaks tie with a three. warriors were sloppyen ad, five turnovers in overtime. andre iguodala, traveling, fall, 5-6 without steph. shaking head. that wasn'ttus on saturday. >>> figures to be emotional sunday for richard sherman, returning to seattle first time as the man that seahawks loved 9ers loved to hate. but friction between the offense and defense. sherman on russell wilson. >> don't have relationship. teammate time in theals,pe sci franchise. also seen him throw seven picks one time. he can be defended. go out there, give your team best shot. >> nothing especial. >>> saints and cowboys. dakprescott, zeke e

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dan roan, bbc news, done boing.e one of only three teams to have won 3—0 in sri lanka. that's after a tense 42—run win to claim the third test in colombo, as sports correspondent andy swiss reports. sri lanka's target of 327 had looked impossible, but no one appeared to have told mendis. some, suddenly the hosts had hoped butjust when england needed something special, they found it. jack leach with the flash of brilliance. mendis gone for 86 along seemingly with sri lanka's chances as england's spinners once again turned things their way. soon they needed just one more wicked with the hosts still needing more than 100. surely all over? not quite. as sri lanka's final pair blazed over way, but amid the rising tension, leach held his nerve. their first series whitewash in sri lanka. it was some fight, but something. andy swiss, bbc news. ireland rugby union coach joe schmidt will step down after next yea r‘s world cup, and he'll be replaced by andy farrell. schmidt's taken the team up to second in the world rankings,

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time he tried to talk about it, it was such a snooze fest, some heckler in the ngck would say this is bohow us your birth certificate. trump tried a different tactic. campaigning with fox news hosts. head of his final rally in missouri lastnight, he announced that sean hannity would be joing him on stage which is weird since fox continues to insist that it is not an arm. he said to be clear,t i will be on stage campaigning with the president. got it. >> seth: se-- >> sean hannity, come on up. sean hannity. >> by the way,ll those people in the back are fake news. mr. president, did i an opening monologue today and noticed idea would you invite me up here. >> seth: no idea? you ran up on stage like a contestant on "the price is right." you had no idea. no idea. [ applause ] >> seth: you just flew all the way to missouri on a rk. 's like a guy who gets a call from his crush and anxiouses on the first ring. no. i was just sitting here. trump bought up ivanka trump to kellyanne conway to sarah huckabeesanders. look at them. all th're missing is magneto hovering over them. trump obviously loom

msnbc news, biden is offering a window into the family's grieving process after the death of their son bompact of what it could have on his decision to run in 2020. joining me is national reporter mike and sam stein, who is the politics editor for daily beast, and both of them covering joe biden for so long and know him so well. first to you, mike mimily, as to the decision of whether to run or not to run, and i want to play a little bit of our friend craig melvin introducing jill and joe biden in september on "today" show and look at the way that dr. jill biden answered the question. >> dr. biden, say hypothetically come january, this follow sitting next to you is coming to you, and he has been crisscrossing across the country campaigning for people, and anybody who knows him recently knows that he has the fire in the blly. and he comes to you in january and he says, sweetie, i want to be president of the united states again, and what would you say? >> i would say, joe, you would make a great president, but let's think about it. >> that is an endorsement. >> and to me, that is a tell. yo

bo it tough to watch. sherry burris is jo erry -- what is the feeling out there tonight?reporter: it felt like business as usual, the players accepting that alex smith is out for the season. buthen you seehe injury, it is one you just can't forget.hr for c thompson, the memories flooding back for him.c but ading to jay gruden, smith's surgery went well and he is expected to make a full recovery. the qb will miss the final sixs gamef the season. missed the ompson last five games last ar. freak accident in the game against the new orleans saints led to thompson also breaking his right leg. tuickly out came the trainers, cart and air cas followed by surgery. thompson still sheiken up today after seeg smith's injury. >> i almost cried, honestly. tough situation. hills injury was way wse than mine, but just tough seeing it. i know how strong he is mentally. so i mean he is definitely going to get through it. i have no doubt about that. it is just going to be ugh not having him around, not having a leader like he is around. but cet has been h for a few years, everybody in this

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incredibly that appears to bo the extent of the damage to the storm. i spoke to sean. he was visiting his family when the fire broke out. he tells me that his parents and higgs sister's homes have burned. we'll have his remarkable story of survival at 11:00 p.m. in the newsroom, i'm car larsen. we send it back to you. >>> governor is believed to be one of the 42 people who died in the camp fire. the 66-year-old was born and raised in oakland. >> is daughter was with him. she made it out. >> reporter: wayne freedman spoke with her about her >> they haven't started counting bodies on honey run yet. >> reporter: fire burned homes and belodgings beyond recognition. anna and her dad had seen the smoke, heard the warnings. >>he was stubborn. >> reporter: gordon dice had linked in this neighborhood for 40 years. there had been other evacuations. he had never left. he wasn't leaving this fire either. then the fire was upon them. >> it was so fast. i didn't expect it to be that fast lr by the time anna and her father did decide to pack and leave, it was too late. and still some

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>> bo. >> bo, are you ready to answer some questions while being given a deep tissue massage?s midterm elections? and if so, why? >> yes, because -- [ groans ] because i think it's an important time -- [ moans ] in our political climate. and people's voices need to be heard -- oh, jesus. [ laughter ] >> what issue is most important you to as a voter? >> oh, housing. housing, affordable housing. >> why is it important that people vote? >> because if you don't vote you don't have a say in what goes on. oh, my god! >> there are some people out there who aren't planning to vote. what you would say to those people? >> i would say that if you don't like the outcome that you can't really complain. >> do you think campaign ads are effective in changing the minds of voters? and if so, why? >> it never has been for me. >> okay. >> i don't like the -- oh, god. oh! >> why is it important for people to vote? >> i think that -- [ groans ] since it's so -- >> yeah, go ahead. >> people have, like, different opinions right now. and they need to let those voices be heard so that there can be ac

and t kissimmee growing at an annual rate of 3%,bo well most estimates of the longer run trend. >> you could call this a relief rally. relief the fed is not hell bent on raising rates no matter thee omic outlook, though acknowledgement that rates are going up from here. or nightly business report, steveliesman. >> do mr. powell's comments thing reflect a shift in at the central bank or not and or the es it mean markets and the economy? joining us tonight michael fa, the cht money management firm farr miller and washington. thanks for joining us tonight. >> pleasure, bill great to be here. >> a lot of debate whether under the criticism of the president recent did the fed chair blink? is this a game changer for markets and economy? what do you think. >> you know, bill, a little bit. i think steve liesman said it, what the market hrd washat the fed is not hell bent on raising rates. that they are going to do the what jay powell has said he was going to do all along, which is be data dependent. i think that data dependency, walking through the dark room full of >> right. >> is reassuring t

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