bradley cooper is stopping by tonight! >> steve: he is fantastic. >> jimmy: he's great. plus, she stars in the new movie "private life." and she's also written a a children's book called "my wish for you." kathryn hahn is here. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we have great music. oh, we love when this guy comes. jim james is here! >> steve: yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "uniform clarity." look at that. we love jim james. it's a big, cool performance. you'll love it. guys, the midterm elections are just over a month away. and following everything can be pretty stressful. so we want to do something about that. we sent our writer arthur down to the 30 rock plaza to ask people to share their thoughts on the midterms while being given a massage. it is time for "deep issues, deep tissues." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ deep issues deep tissues ♪ >> what's your name? >> bo. >> bo, are you ready to answer some questions while being given a deep tissue massage? >> yeah. >> okay, great. this is elia. now are

in the north, the british in the center bradley and in the south devers. great. this is the broad front approach. the results are not very significant up in the northern sector, the 21th army group was not strong enough. they finally did force the germans out of the way. in the center it's the bottle of the hurtgen forest. 40,000 u.s. infantry men are lost in that battle. it emascalates eight infantry divisions. it's just awful. our next slide, please. in the south, something different happens. the army group commander, jacob devers, listened to his french army commander and u.s. army commander and they made plans and chose to penetrate on fronts, one on the right down thible foregap and one on the left, is a varon gap and an amazing thing happens. that i -- by the 19th of november, the french army was on the rhine river. the other army group got to the rhine in march 1945. on the left, patch's army pushes through and captures strasbourg by november 23 on the rhine river. next slide and gar davidson engineer of seventh army has prepared to jump the rhine. the pla

( laughter ) i said, "bradley, you have a voice." be a technically perfect singer-- and i'm sure the band can all agree-- you can be technically perfect, but have no ability to tell a story. >> jon: yes. >> and he can just tell a story when he sings. i was so drawn to his passion, and, you know, that's why i wanted to do this. it was because i believed so much in him, and i was so grateful that he believed in me. >> stephen: it's about an arizona music star, jack, who is bradley cooper's character. he meets you, and you aspire to be a singer, you aspire to be a star. you do your own singing, but you're afraid to show your songs to other people. >> well, i would put it differently. >> stephen: i bet you would. >> i'm sorry. ( laughter ) >> you know, my character, ally, in this film-- she's very different than i was. when i was 19 years old an decided-- you know, my friends were calling me "gaga" when i was out singing in clubs, i was going to be lady gaga. i knew i had something to say. i wanted to say it. i wanted to knock on every d

patton is the highest card in the deck at the army level, as my colleague says, he didn't think bradley was any better than a good corps commander and that leads me to one of the conclusions from my book from this book, it's the notion that he was army level but it has no merit, he could easily have had the vision and the ability to anticipate what the situation could look like, if not better than bradley. that's the point for this endless discussion. >> at the end of the day, when i studied the operations, i became thoroughly impressed with his ability to physically move, his willingness to accept risk after he assessed situations. 's estimate of attacking and being able to cross the line of departure, it's a bit contentious, if you create two columns line up the historians. based on my research he said he could go on the 21st so he gave ike a 48 hour window to get three divisions. i the end of the day he was ready to go, 12,000 vehicles. it's a thoroughly impressive performance, what happens is the inability to influence that they tried to determine the best course of action for defea

welcome bradley cooper!ughter ] we've got a lot of history here. >> jimmy: hey, look at this. [ cheers and applause ] >> we've got a lot of history here. >> jimmy: we've got a lot of history here. >> a lot of history. >> jimmy: lot of fun times, dude. oh, my god. >> how are you? >> jimmy: that one interview, i can't even talk about. >> bro, more people stop me in , e street for that interview. they're like, "mat 'elephant man' interview." t laughter ] >> jimmy: you did ow -- >> do you guys remember that? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i won't do it this time. >> no, no, no. we're ugne. [ er ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. don't start again. because that -- >> you remember the hat. we're fine. >> jimmy: i know, i know. all right.e but that was l >> that was crazy. >> jimmy: that was like a 25 -- 25 minute interview. >> and that was crazy. utely my: that was abs crazy. >> and my favorite thing is you aired it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. the full 25 minutes. we didn't take anything out of it at all. no, i love it. i got to --

bradley moved up to take charge of the 12th army group. the nazis were determined to spill it the forces and roll them back to the say. the divisions were gathered for a counter offense in the area. cutting off the first army's supply line. the generals divisions had every threat. it set the stage for one of the most worst military disasters of the war. they surrendered by the thousands. the correspondent had this to say. the army came here 48 hours ago and now see what has happened to him. germany's web -- best in weapons and men brushed aside and shattered into bits. >>> the frenchman cheered the first army as it pushed off. the low country and germany itself. >>> at the end of august, 1944, paris fall to the first army. the first army splashed across eastern france. it's entered germany on september 11. captured the city on the 21st. then came the desperate fighting. one soldier observed they carried the fighting long after the army had healed. the first army was eloquent in a language the nazis would learn to understand. in december, 1

i mentioned general bradley. general bradley's goal was to capture at least half of the nurses, doctors paramedics, many of whom you know probably have more surgical experience than doctors coming out of our more prestigious medical schools, and grab them and put them into the v.a.. general bradley's goal was to have at least half of american doctors work in the v.a. and at least three quarters of all doctors, nurses and medics coming out of the nurses come into the v.a.. so we are working with the department of defense to offer that opportunity. for those highly skilled warriors. we also have the navy hymn! [laughter] that is all right. that's ok. i served in the navy. i'm not filibustering my own meeting -- [laughter] some of you were in the audience when i had my confirmation hearing. senators sullivan from alaska, united states marine read a charge to me from one of his constituents. cajun bob, got nome, alaska, is hard to fathom. [laughter] but he had a charge to me that said, mr. wilkie, your charge is to k

i think about general bradley. think about this. eight weeks after he became the head of the veterans administration, 11 million americans demobilized. omar bradley had to create a system to take care of not only those who had survived world war i, but 11 million americans who were coming off of the active roles, coming home, needing a place for their medical care, needing a place to implement the g.i. bill, and he did it without computers. he did it with carbon paper and a telephone. and that is why i am so honored to be part of an organization that he created. and that is why no problem is insurmountable today. [applause] mr. wilkie: so, let me describe my four priorities for v.a. and the veterans that we serve. my number one priority is customer service first, not necessarily in the way that you think of it. customer service within the v.a., cutting across compartments and cross pollinating ideas and people so there is no longer homesteading in one office. we have to share our ideas with each other, and instead of talking at each

i believed and trusted 100% in bradley.n me so much, i was able to transcend. >> gaga wrote the signature song while in character. she said she was so affected by the role it was hard to shake off. >> what i admire what you all do, because this is new for me, the amount of places that you have to go to play a role and to bring that deep, deep place every day to set. i mean that is incredible. i just have to commend each and everyone of you for it. i still feel like i'm recovering from playing this role. next on kron-4 news at eight: get ready for a wet and windy night...the bay area, bracing for a strong storm which is expected to soak the area... and create dangerous conditions along the coast. live team coverage... coming up. disturbing video of a woman...brutally attacked by two men at a local bar.tonight one of those suspects is still on the loose.we'll hear from the victim...next. plus... the a's announce plans for a new ballpark along the waterfront in oakland.what fans have to say about it. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moor

i believed and trusted 100% in bradley. so much, i was able to transcend. >> gaga wrote the signature song while in character. she said she was so affected by the role it was hard to shake off. >> what i admire what you all do, because this is new for me, the amount of places that you have to go to play a role and to bring that deep, deep place every day to set. i mean that is incredible. i just have to commend each and everyone of you for it. i still feel like i'm recovering from playing this role. i still feel like i'm recovering from playing this role. >>> coming ♪ beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness- causing bacteria detergent leaves behind. lysol. what it takes to protect. blended with purpose, for hair that hates humidity. with rich coconut oil, a legendary smoother, and cocoa butter known to soften. as a whole blend, it nourishes for 24-hour frizz control. blended makes us better. whole blends. >>> travel consideration provided by -- ♪ >>> "this is us" fans are buzzing about a

starring bradley cooper and clint east ward.ey a federal agent out to bust clint in "the mule". >> i didn't deserve forgiveness. >> last worked together when clint directed in sniper. this time clint directs and act. man who finds out he's not just a driver but a drug carrier for the cartel. >> this is the last one. ♪ >> also teaming up again will fa farrell and john c. reilly, two have shared the screen before in "step brothers" and "talladega nights" think time think of its a buddy comedy. >> mind if we have a picture together. >> hey girls. >> wrapping up, steve carel and leslie we saw them together in 40-year-old virgin now steve is a man who lost his memory after a violent attack and creates a fantasy town. >> are these people you know. >> his pretend world represent the women who impacted his life. >> to life. to love. to the women of marwin. >> steve carrel also getting praise for his role in timothy boy. >> he might even win. >> he's all in. >> yeah he'shere. coming up why kevin hart and branson's world is turned upside

, someone mentioned voting for senator bradley. bill bradley could not get arrested in today's democratic party. he is so moderate. >> the same could be said for reagan and the republican party. >> you want to bring up republicans but let me tell you something. the democratic party speaking out right now, the fact that bernie sanders is there a thought leader, the thought leader in the democratic party nationally right now, he is a socialist and let me remind you if you think socialism is a good idea go to venezuela and see how things are going. you want to move toward socialism -- i am saying all the energy, all the thought energy in the democratic party today is from bernie sanders and bernie sanders types and the united states senators on the democratic side of the aisle who are sprinting to get as close to bernie sanders as they possibly can. cory booker from my state who used to be in favor of school vouchers, used to be against the teachers union, who used to stand up for israel, you can't recognize him right now. i watched h

there's more sexy to go around starting with the bradley who was born to make the list. >> definitelyyears old. 6'1". those piercing blue eyes. bradley cooper is named the sexiest triple threat. ♪ in the shallow >> yes, now we know he can sing, direct and act thanks to "a star is born." but here at "e.t." cooper's always been our pick, even back when he had super bleached hair on "alias." >> it's hot. it's sexy. it's pumpin'. it's incredible. >> do you get to do some stunts? >> do i get to? no. no. i'm on the fringe. >> zac efron is "people's" pick for sexiest abs. how'd he get that wash board? he didn't eat carbs for two months. >> it's fun to push it. >> sterling k. brown wins sexiest tv dad. he gives props to his tv brother. >> justin hartley is like a super human being. he can run like 50 miles an hour. he works out with chains. i do really well on the treadmill. >> sexiest hair, kit harrington. his secret? don't wash it. sexiest arms, the rock. he says working out is cheaper than therapy. sexiest butt, channing tatum. >> you want this. >> i doubt that was really sexy. >> there th

ray bradley. [applause] >> i now have the privilege of introducing vice president dick cheney, across four decades of public life, has served at highest levels of government during some of the most critical daysch in modern american histo. vice president cheney political career began in 1969 when he was intern for congressman william stiger, he then joined the staff of donald rumsfeld, economic opportunity, his subsequent positions in the white house included white house staff assistant, assistant director of the costpo of living counsel, deputy assistant to the president and white house chief of staff n. the post watergate administration of gerald ford, the president turned to 34-year-old dick cheney to lead the white house staff in the work of restoring the nation's confidence and waging the president's 1976 campaign. after leaving the white house vice president cheney returned to home state of wyoming where he served in house of representatives, reelected to office 5 times, mr. cheney held seve

>> i don't sing my own songs. ♪ >> already garnering critical acclaim and oscar buzz, bradley cooperry transcend the screen in "a star is born." >> i think taking off my wigs, taking off my makeup, going back to an earlier place in my life to play this character, it's an interesting thing for me to reveal and experience. >> gaga plays allie, her dreams of making it big have stalled. ♪ but her star ascends when she meets cooper's character, jackson main, a legendary musician battling his own demons. ♪ >> is that me? >> that's you. >> the movie marks a career milestone for both actors. for cooper, his directory debut, for gaga, her first leading role. >> the kernel of this movie was really just a love story. and two people honestly in love with each other and what that means. >> when i met bradley, i looked in his eyes and i just had an instant connection with him. he said to me, do you mind if we sing together. i said, sure. and then he opened his mouth to sing. ♪ i was blown away by his voice because he sings from his gut. that's why i wanted to do this because i believed in him so m

matt bradley, nbc news. >> what a terrific idea. >>> we'll take a break. up next, a traditional christmas spectacular and how technology is kicking it up a notch. next at : we )re in a microclimate weather alert. i )m tracking the rain that fell in the bay area today and i )m watching new storms tht are on heading toward us. t atp >>> welcome back. and finally tonight, from outside our 30 rock studios, we're going to look ahead to christmas, along with all these folks here. just around the corner is radio city music hall where there's something different this year for a show that's ushered in the holidays for generations. here is joe fryer. ♪ >> reporter: the radio city rockettes are a time-honored tradition. but this year you can see them in a whole makehat a hundred lights, each hovering above, attached to a drone. a new drones are like dance pattertner. we dance with each other onstage and we have a friend above our head. >> i love that there's a little breeze above our heads, which is really nice. >> reporter: the rockettes have been doing the christma

here's matt bradley. ♪ >> reporter: jews have celebrated shabbat, the sabbath, every weekend for thousandsf years. this shabbat was different. >> it's very painful. it's healing. it's a sad shabbat, but i remember them with joy. >> reporter: one week after the attack jews and gentiles in pittsburgh across the country, around the world coming together to observe shabbat last night and today. >> i came because i can't think of anything more important than all joining together and making a big deal about what's happened. >> reporter: rallying around the social media #showupfor shabbat. started by the american jewish committee. >> now we're feeling there's a solidarity. there's a sense we are all in this together. >> reporter: the tree of life synagogue remains a crime scene. so the faithful and their friends gathered outside for morning prayers. the rabbi saying a special prayer for two brothers among the dead. >> they were such a joy and a gift to our community. angels given to us full of love and joy. >> for many non-jews, the services were as much an expression of spirituality as solidarit

nbc's matt bradley is in chicago >> reporter: chaotic conditions. standstill trucks flying off the road. >> i saved it from hitting a guard rail because it would be more damage. >> reporter: power knocked out throughout chicago and nightmare travel with more than 0 flights out of chicago's o'hare airport cancelled. >> originally, they said i would be on 8:20 a.m. and then turned around and said i would be 8:20 p.m. >> hopefully get on tampa and go via tampa to phoenix, arizona. i tried to fly through dallas and that was also completely booked. >> i want to get back home. >> reporter: the storm is now racing for new england where it's expected to bring snow, highv winds, and even more headaches this week matt bradley, nbc news, chicago. >>> presidump is defending the use of tear gas on migrants who rushed at a major border crossing and attempted to get into the u.s.llegally. now he's threatening to shut the border we're covering it all starting with gabe gutierrez at the border tonight. >> reporter: lester, tijuana's mayor is calling this a humanitar

ball out to bradley beal, knocking down the tr. this one heads to overtime. so, in o.t.al john show. he drives, stepping back and just beautiful. wall gives the wizards a four-point lead. wall.ater on, more from ball worked around, the shot clock winding downra wall ds it. season high 36 for him. and get this, the very next play, wizards defense getting involved. otto porter with the steal. up to bradley al, throwing it down. 32 points for beal. they beat thero ets, 135-131. the redskins playerson-hand, they have another week until their next game, "monday night footesll" at the ea >> great night for d.c. tonight. >> yeah, no case of the mondays. wins. >> we like that >> we like that thank .yo the best internet meets the best things to do on the internet. switch to fios, the 100% fiber-optic network, and get a year of amazon prime and an amazon echo on us. already have prime? we'll cover another year. it's all yours when you sign up for the fastest internet available, fios gigabit connection, plus tv, plus phone, all with a 2-year price guarantee, all for jus

matt bradley, nbc news, chicago. defending the use of teargas on migrants who rushed at a major border crossing and attempted to get into the u.s. illegally. he's threatening to shut the border down permanently. we are covering it all starting with gabe gutierrez at the border tonight. >> reporter: lester, tijua tijuana's mayor is calling it a humanitarian crisis. police surrounded this shelter where thousands of migrants congregated. they are trying to keep the peace after hundreds rushed the border yesterday. what started as a peaceful march turned into chaos. u.s. authorities fired teargas at mostly adult males but some hit women and children, including maria. her escape was captu captured in this photo. we caught up with her today. >> translator: when i see that photo i just want to cry, she says, claiming she wasn't crossing the border illegally but trying to reach it to apply for asylum. >> reporter: more and more tents are springing up. this is a backlog with no end in sight. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, tijuana,

store in italy is giving strays warm place to curl up and get comfy, out of the cold, here is matt bradley. >> reporter: the weather outside is frightful, the weather is not delightful to stray dogs. look how sweet the stray dogs are while sleeping said th customer. her facebook video earned more than a million views. the furniture store in sicily heard howls of praise for letting homeless dogs on carpets, wrapped up der a christmas tree. stray animals are a big problem in sicily, which is why this ikea is taking them in. t some customet came to do decorating, left with a dog, maybe the best way to make a house a home matt bradley, nbc news. >> what a terrific idea. we'll take areak up next, a traditional w hristmas spectacular and chnology is kicking it up a notch. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain, for up to 12 hours of pain relief with just one pill. and supplemental insur

matt bradley with the healing that is far from over. ♪ >> reporter: jews have celebrated shabbat theth every weekend thousands of years. but you this shabbat was different. >> it's very painful but it's healing. it's a sadab t. but i remember them with joy. >> reporter: one week aft the attack, jews and jent tiles in pittsburgh, across theco try, around the world, coming together to observe shabbat last night and today. because i can't think of anything more important than all people from everywhere joining together and making a big dutl a what's happened. >> reporter: rallying around the social media #show up for shabbat started byca the ame jewish committee. >> there's a sense of solidarity and we're all in. his togeth >> reporter: in pittsburgh, the synagoguremains a crime scene. is he the faithful and friends gathered outside. the rabbioing a special prayer for two victims, brothers th disabilities who were among the dead. >> they were suc to the community. angels given to us full of love and joy. >> for manynon-jews the ervices were as much an expression of solidarity as spiritu

kate in is. >> matt bradley, thank you. let's bring in nbc meteorologist dylan dreier who has been tracking this storm. >> good evening, kate. this is a powerful and strong storm. heavy snow is expected to move in overnight and winds to cost to 30 to 40 miles per hour which will lead to whiteout conditions as well, and visibility will be greatly reduced on the road rand we could see some residual flights delays late tonight and no tomorrow morning. most of the east coast will see heavy rain, but it's another round of he have rain that could lead to brief flooding. central and northern new england, we'll see colder air she will lead to some snow. we're looking at i would say a widespread four to six inches of snow with that little strip of red there northwest of chicago including davenport up to six to eight inches of snow and central and northern new england and higher elevations woe could end up with six to eight inches of snow as well. kait? >> thanks. >>> u.s. authorities closed the busy border crossing between tijuana,

the northern ireland secretary karen bradley faced hostile questioning from mps when she appeared init deal struck between the government and the eu. the dup and other brexiteers are angry about the plans for what's known as the backstop, a position of last resort to keep an open irish border. it would see northern ireland staying aligned to some eu rules if another solution couldn't be found by the end of the brexit transition period in december 2020. that means that goods coming into northern ireland would need to be checked to see if they meet eu standards. it would also mean effectively keeping the whole of the uk in the eu customs union until both the eu and uk agree that it is no longer necessary. a dup mp told karen bradley his party was "quite annoyed" about what had been agreed and the arrangements for getting out of the backstop. if it does get through, it becomes a legally binding agreement which can only be an old by a mutual agreement. the republic of ireland and the e u have to agree. and therefore he gives authority to the eu and the republic of the affairs of northern

john then bradley, thank you both and have a wonderful thanksgiving. no thanksgiving eve show would be complete without us reporting on the rotations of thanksgiving travel. there are traffic jams in los angeles. the rain is not helping things. look at that. aaa expecting the number of drivers this holiday season will spike to the biggest member since 2005. traffic trouble hitting the bay area as well. pictures from earlier tonight over emeryville california. if you are stuck behind the wheel and you need someone to blame other than yourself, well, here's what the president said in a tweet. "you just can't win with the fake news media. a big story today is that because i have pushed so hard and gotten gasoline prices so low, more people are driving and i have caused traffic jams throughout our great nation. sorry everyone!" that actually made me laugh. aaa says while gas prices are dipping, they are still higher than they were this time last year. be safe out there. the white house authorizes troops to use lethal force at the seven border. defense chie

ray bradley is a doctor political science at johnstown. the chair of the division of social sciences and the chair of the division of business and enterprise. division ofir of the social sciences and the chair of the division of business and enterprise. he also serves as a faculty liaison for the john p. murtha center. he teaches political science, political ideologies, electoral behavior, and environmental policy. -- researchesorts is focused on public lands, policy in western states. he earned his phd from arizona state university and his master's and bachelor's degrees from virginia tech. prior to coming here he taught in wyoming and arizona state university. join me in welcoming dr. ray bradley. [applause] i now have the privilege of introducing vice president dick cheney. across four decades of public life, dick cheney has served at the highest levels of government during the most critical days of modern american history. vice president cheney's political career began in 1960 nine when he was an intern for congressman william. staffn

i began to bradley's long. week close the ryder cup. the most good news song. come close to sooth music me. coming soon please to get. the red hood the boot to sleep. but good luck. good. food through the clouds over the fire to the muslim brotherhood the bowlegged the singles movement and the old story come close to the bomb blows good timing momos i began to leak. the. cold blood come close. to the most beautiful blue some. gold just to see a movie meet the monsoon leafy. this is. playing music players play. sing. sing song. long. long. long long. long long long long long. long long as long as. the book. the book. the book let let let let let let let the below last . thank you thank . fortune. panel. tried all. of the soldiers that went off and suzy are sick into fighting this battle. to drink. beers. program focuses nineteen need to. fifteen minutes. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. coast speech courses for the rich but for many people it offers their chance of survival. the next big lunch for today just like us. reporters travel to nairobi

gone has sent shock waves through the automotive world and rattled investors and my colleague susan bradley is here covering the unfolding developments in this story stunning fall from grace stephen talk to us about the man this man's name is synonymous with an aside and also would were know and many ways as well just how big of a personality is the right will give you an idea in japan there's actually a manga comic that deals with him he's a character among a comic so he's achieved sort of this legendary status where he's entered pop culture status as well he's known as sort of a manager's manager this is a guy who was born in brazil speaks five languages fluently is said in those in japanese as well so really a global sort of capitalist figure of success like the turner no one thousand nine hundred ninety nine who was there and then he goes to nissan which had just formed a partnership with renault and both of them had things that they needed from the other nissan had a pile of renault had a market or nissan needed renault needed market access that nissan had to the u.s. for example they

so is the one made famous in her move with bradley cooper, a star is barn.alyssa milano. she said her home suffered smoke damage, and she's focused on other imhaves. we were with her last night for a telethon which raised $1 million. >> there are many that lost homes don't have insurance. it was important for me to be there. >> as you saw, sharon osbourne was part of last night's telethon. she also generated controversy speaking about her former boss. less moonves,. >> i think he had bad breath. >> did you talk about it amongst the girls? >> yeah. >> did you talk about it? >> not to julie. i would never. i would respect julie too much. and she'll probably hear this and hate me, but i got to tell the truth. >> sharon said she hasn't spoke ton julie since she left the show. back for the reason i'm here. now that week three is a go, i wonder if marc will join the party. all of that for you tomorrow. right now, let's go back to hollywood. nischelle has an exclusive with one of the bad mamas of hip-hop. >>> we are talking about miss cardi b. last night she spoke

and the leaders like patton and bradley became the officers that they relied on.e scrapbook reid put together of her life. she did this until she passed away in 1978. i think each scrapbook shows you the connection she had to the community. schoolsn would visit and make presentations. here is a note, a letter from a student written to her. reid.mrs. maude today we listened to you on a tape recorder. much."ou ver, very not only did she speak to these schools and preserve this local history, her work as a nurse gave you an indication of how progressive she was. when she returned here, she work.the public health child's clinic. "this is as it was, in the beginning/" scrap books that document the lives of the people in and around lake charles, these ceremonies, important contributions that local families have made, in a way she was the first person to say, this is what it means to be a part of the community this is what lake charles is, this is what makes it beautiful and unique, and different. >> our visit to lake charles louisiana is an american history tv exclusive

partsghts are back on in of bradley international airport in connecticut, this after a power outage. you can see passengers here waiting to get through tsa since at least 4:00 this morning. one passenger tweeting out this mornimo ing, typically your anes are o time unless you're at bradley and the power goes out. part oferhenal is still in the dark. you can see people are using light ell phones f right now. be sure to check your flight status in case thisffects you. a good idea to check your flight status regardless. >> students at the university of maryland are demanding changes after the death of fpltball er jordan mcnair. dozens of student organizations are set to protest on campus >> adam tuss is live in college park. what are you hearing about whae want to see done? i well at the heart of all of this, this a sad story. jordan mcnair died after anns in practice and coaches have been under intense scrutiny about allthf . but the students say, regardless of all of that they want a larger role at the university when it comes to future presidents and elected leaders. this campus ias

we don't have them with us today. >> kim, bradley, jill, just like that.one. >> reporter: david was all but shutting down. >> i'm a mess. i'm on medication. you know, i'm having to buy caskets, i'm having to buy burial plots. you know i've got all this stuff goin' on. >> reporter: three days after the murders, the indiana state police called david in for a second interview. he sat down with two cops he knew well. he'd been sharing coffee and cases with them for years. >> because of the high profile of this case and because obviously as you know, well, the notoriety, we're doing this all by the numbers. this time the tone of the interview had changed. because now, the investigators did have a working theory of the murders -- and the evidence they were gathering pointed to none other than david camm as the killer. their one time fellow trooper, their law enforcement brother was now, quite possibly their man, a monster who'd murdered his family. they had a timeline: the murders took place they believed between 9:15 and 9:30 that night, after david returned ho

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planes, and reporting, and that that whole kind of male secrecy bond that extended from jfk to ben bradleyhe "washington post," to many other politicians, was broken by women reporters. >> the nature of the washington press corps changed. it became more feminist. more sensitive. more caring about these issues. >> in the spring of '87, at the urging of his staff, hart agreed to be interviewed by e.j. deon of tooims. >> -- tooims. >> i asked him a general question and was specific enough and then that's when he came around with follow me around you'll be bored line and a very clear signal, at least for the duration of the campaign, he was going to lead a traditional married life. >> thanks very much. how are ya'll doing? >> the other part of me was startled that if he had not made that decision, this was a very dangerous thing to say. >> suggestive stories continued to appear in the national press some noting that hart and his wife lee had separated twice. tom feedler of the miami herald objected to the sketchy reporting in a column published in 1987. >> my column was essentially saying this

. >> the other thing that could be happening in florida is the bradley effect, which once affected -- lowered the election date vote totals of black voter voters. hole would show that bradley would win, and on election day, he would lose. >> laura: even after democrats flip to the house and many minority candidates won from coast-to-coast, what is the result in the florida's governor's race and georgia rolled in, adam sort of the atlantic published this piece titled "america's problem isn't tribalism, it is racism." writing, "if republicans ran on their policy agenda alone, they would be at a disadvantage. so they turn to a destructive politics of white identity, one that seeks the path of power by dividing the country among racial and sectarian lines. they portray the nation as the birthright of white, heterosexual christians." yeah, adam, that is what those policies that led to record low unemployment for latinos and african-americans were all about, stoking ethnic fears. that is absurd. the most despicable use of racism in the midterm came from the trump haters and some democrats.

former team the cavaliers continue to struggle without him as they lost to the washington wizards bradley beal scored twenty points and auto porter at age fifteen for the wizards and one hundred nine hundred ninety five victory the cavs have twelve losses only to win so far this season and the bottom of the eastern conference that makes them the worst in the n.b.a. right now india are through to the semifinals of the women's world t twenty taking place in the west indies thanks to an easy win over ireland on thursday but charlie rose was the top scorer with fifty one from fifty six for india to a sentence about after the irish won the toss in guyana indians posting one hundred forty five for six in their twenty overs in reply isabelle joyce top scored with thirty three but rather three wickets for twenty five runs helped restrict ireland to ninety three for eight of their overs india winning by fifty two runs at the providence stadium swank has cricketers have built a first innings lead over england in the second test data in candy so russian silver hits eighty five off one hundred sevent

ha bradley beal in the lane. awkward shot falls. heanted a foul. wizards down four. final seconds of the half. otto portser bucket and foul. wizards down three at the half. thirduarter the wizards take the lead. beal knocks down the corner three. washington leads by two. inhe fourth, wall alley-oopo jeff green. later in the fourth quarter, rodney b off dwight howard's shoe. left-handed slam. wizards by eight.w up 11, john wall left alone from beyond the arc. buries a three to give the wizards a -p14oint lead. wall had 28. wizards win and improve to 3-9, 116-110 overam >>> college basketball, patrick ewing in georgetown hosting central connecticut state. capitalne arena. first half, james comesway with the steal. attention it back for reverse layup. he13 had hoyas up 11 at the break. georgetown only up two. jesse govan three of his game high 26. georgetown by five and pulls away 85-78. college football matt canada and maryland can become bowlh eligible wit win at sediana. nd quarter terps trailing. ca sim hill keeps it scrambling left. goes down awkwardly. he had to b

jason and bradley, thank you both very much. the kremlin says president trump and president putin are scheduled to meet. ed ed henry is tracking it. >> president trump saying that he may cancel the meeting with vladimir putin on the sidelines of the g20 summit after the russians seized the ukrainian ships. the kremlin has said all systems are go for the sit down. putin was taking a hard line today with ukraine. he made some remarks and blamed them for the firefight off the coast of crimea. he also downplayed it by claiming it was a minor incident, even though the russian military saying it will be deploying a new surface-to-air missile system and crimea. that may be why the ukrainian president is taking it deadly seriously. he wore combat fatigues as he spoke to his troops and is a warning there could be a full-scale war. russia seized crimea during the obama administration last week and they captured 24 ukrainian sailors who been ordered to jail for at least two months by russian courts. the secretary of state mike pompeo, defe

bradley cranking it up here this goes back the other way. he had 13 points.one-point game early and that was as good as it got for the bears. he was up and look at that site. yeah wins big. 76 -59. >> stanford at north carolina. a lot of money and a lot of buckets. baseline 17-12 in the half. here is the second half. this is the finish. ryan, a good-looking freshman and a good opener. one of 15 steels of the game. here's another freshman with a block. stanford wins at north carolina. >> the sharks played a little an early season. they finally had it catch up with them. they had a tough loss in dallas. the sharks skating in st. louis. they were not happy when all was said and done. he said this was way too easy. the second goal makes it 1-0. then the second period. o'reilly gets his eighth goal of the year. >> the sharks will be back home on sunday against calgary. >> >> the spartans will be going to the finals. >> thank you so much. thank you so much for joining us tonight. of next is modern family. you can find us online at any time. have a great night. doll

bradley and his, whether perhaps that was example as it could in georgia with 267 voters.but the primary showed that had 680 had voted. all electronically with no paper record. my question is, do you think this is going to be an issue that will impact us in midterm elections. thank you. >> well i'm not aware of any hacking that happened in my county. i do think, obviously, that russian hack, the overarching issue remains and it is something that we need to be concerned about. some talk about going to back to paper ballot is a more reliable system. >> or at least having a paper backup for every electronic vote. i wanted to thank you for clear sided editorial -- thank you so much for all of the work you do. i know you studied uzbekistan is there something that this discussion hasn't touched on -- regard aring dictatorship and consolidation of authoritarian power that you would like to highlight? [laughter] that's a big question so those of you who don't know i have ph.d. studying anthropology in farmer soviet union so i'm very 2018 here on midwest panel and -- [laughter] but

matt bradley, nbc news, chicago. >> i know o'hair very, very well. >> tough going there. around the holidays it seems always to be worse, so many travelers. >> we were taking a look at this shot at sfo. last week it was covered by smoke and then covered by rain. now you can actually see and here is another view in dublin. i know, right? it's going to be nice and sunny and we're going to see this for a little while longer before more clouds start to move in. we will get more of cloud filtered sunshine today as this storm approaches from the north it's going to bring us our next round of rain. we will start to see showers moving into parts of the north bay by about late tomorrow morning. by about 8:00 ukiah seeing the rain, most of the north bay will see it around 9:00 to 10:00 and then for san francisco the east bay that rain will be moving through in the early afternoon hours and then approaching the south bay. before that evening commute. a lot of this quickly rolls through, we will be left with a few spotty showers tomorrow evening and then looking at the time, 9:30 and

. >> reporter: since her death, kenzie's family has raised her daughters, jackie bradley jr.essa and>> we used to dance and sing on the fireplace. that was my favorite memory. i'm just like her. i am her mini me. >> reporter: kenzie's younger daughter, adaline, 4 then, now 13, coming forward publicly with an account that flies in the face of the prosecutor's timeline. remember, she was asleep upstairs at the time of the murder. >> the gunshot was what woke me up. i was so young, i did not know what the sound was. i was going to walk in to wake her up and her phone rang. i answered the phone. and i was like, hi. they were like, can i talk to your mom? i went to wake her up and her face was facing me. hey, mom, wake up.ov, i ed. >>eporter: shed mom wasad>> i i matches the tree trimmers'. they spoke sometime after 9:00 a.m. by then, jordan and janessa, on the bus at 8:15, would have been long gone when kenzie was killed. >> i went back in the house. i remember a very nice cop sat me on the chair and told me everything was going to be all right. and i just sat there and cried with my lit