brokaw. you delivered a wonderful eulogy for our friend ben bradley at the washington national cathedral this week, and i wondered, it was great for the cathedral. you're now in a temple of free speech, so if you had another couple anecdotes about ben and what it was like to be with ben, kind of resemble being with james bond, we'd love to hear those. >> so question from shelby there, any more anecdotes about ben bradley? you eulogized him yesterday. you couldn't do them in a church. >> and i talked about it. i actually left out one whole paragraph about the business about his profanity, and about, you know, and i really had kind of euphemistically figured out how to do it, and i kind of skipped over it, and it's just as well. but a couple stories. what i said was he had his own personal system that involved digits on his hand he would use to express himself to people when they didn't agree with him. but a british friend of mine had read, who didn't know him, had read all the obituaries and c

>> more traditional minded people don't trust brokaw.of these have come out as very committed leftists. all have said you know what? we're on the liberal team. it's very interesting. >> right. and by the way, speaking of just one of those people, brokaw again, i don't recall that in tix when george bush was being hammered by the liberal media by the new york times and the networks on a daily basis, i just don't recall tom brokaw hammering him. when democrats lose then he blames the conservative media. it's just a convenient argument. . finally rejected this phoney war business. after that the phoney liberal war on fox news. >> here is a second dubious statement. >> arguably the best campaigner our party has was basically locked away in the white house. when they were leading attacks against the president, the president was never able to come out of the white house and defend himself. >> wait a second. wait a second. he could have. >> he's partially right, too. democrats may have made a mistake. they may have been better off having obama

brokaw. you delivered a wonderful eulogy for our friend ben bradley at the washington national cathedral this week, and i wondered, it was great for the cathedral. you're now in a temple of free speech, so if you had another couple anecdotes about ben and what it was like to be with ben, kind of resemble being with james bond, we'd love to hear those. >> so question from shelby there, any more anecdotes about ben bradley? you eulogized him yesterday. you couldn't do them in a church. >> and i talked about it. i actually left out one whole paragraph about the business about his profanity, and about, you know, and i really had kind of euphemistically figured out how to do it, and i kind of skipped over it, and it's just as well. but a couple stories. what i said was he had his own personal system that involved digits on his hand he would use to express himself to people when they didn't agree with him. but a british friend of mine had read, who didn't know him, had read all the obituaries and c

as the world marks the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, tom brokaw remembers that night and witnessing history. >>> help wanted? it is shaping up as a banner year for holiday hiring with hundreds of thousands of jobs that need to be filled. tonight we'll tell you where they are. >>> and big dreams for some of the most fragile little lives as those who care for them see all of the possibilities.

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to begin today's program, we have a special filmed piece by tom brokaw who covered the events of the pardon. mr. brokaw could not be here today, but he filmed this especially for today's historic gathering. >> all i remember of the pardon was many things. it was a sunday morning, back then in washington it was very relaxed. you must remember all that we had been through back then in a city. only months before, spiro agnew had been forced to resign. then we had the supreme court decision that would force president nixon's resignation. there was goodwill for gerald r. ford, who seemed like a good man. i was at the brunch of housing secretary carla hills. we had just heard the information that former president nixon had been pardoned by president gerald r. ford, and it was like information from outer space. people knocked over tables and fled to their cars, and the phones were ringing off the hook. it was instantly and immediately and unpopular decision. i have always believed president ford was a decent man and had prepared the country in some fashion to ask president nixon in some way

. >>> tom brokaw on what it was like as the berlin wall started to come down 25 years ago tonight. >>ing for the holidays. where the jobs are. >>> a hospital where they see all the possibilities in life for the babies in intensive care when we see you in a few minutes for "nbc nightly news." >>> we will be right back. on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> the 26th annual special olympics fall festival came to an end today. a member of the police department led the way as the torch was brought in for the closing ceremony. before the event wrapped up, a victory dance was performed. it has become a special olympics tradition. it's the largest student-run special olympics event in the world. that's nbc 10 news for now. we will see you back here tonight after the game. >>> on this sunday night,

brokaw's got this.ivotal moments, tom got he reported on watergate, snuck a camera into two newman square. sat down with the goal corporate job with an american tv reporter. covered every presidential election since 1968. we have welcomed him into her home at dinnertime and sunday mornings. we trusted him to tell us what we needed to know in to ask questions that needed to be asked. been onecause i have the receiving end of some of those questions. chroniclerim as the of the greatest generation, and today we celebrate him as one of our nations greatest journalists. to trailblazers who benchmark of our nation -- to vent the ark of the nation toward justice. charlie sifford won the negro national open five times in a row by the time he became the first african-american to earn card, some of his best golf was behind him. folks threatened him, shouted slurs, kicked his ball into the rough. charlie is laughing about that but my ball was always -- is always in the rough. [laughter] and because golf can be a s

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tonight, tom brokaw has a look back at that trip and that momentous time. >> reporter: it was a night when the world changed right before our eyes. good evening live from the berlin wall on the most historic night in this wall's history. this was me 25 years ago at the brandonburg gate, the berlin wall, the night that it came down. a complete surprise and yet one of the most historic and significant events of the 20th century. east berlin, a maximum security prison in the heart of europe. we had come here to report on the growing protests against communist rule. and the violent crackdown. it looked like it would spiral out of control. activist filmmaker risked his life to smuggle these pictures out of the city of lip sig a month earlier. it was a pivotal moment. >> translator: the people saw that we were protesting and that we were peaceful, that we were so many. >> reporter: as november 9th dawned, the regime's grip in power seemed in tact. no story. until this bombshell afternoon press conference. east germany announcing its citizens would be free to travel to the west, but when? im

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and it was based vaguely on her first marriage to the alcoholic husband george brokaw. but it was too much of a melodrama. if she had really dealt with it as the semitragedy that it was, i think she would have had a powerful play, but she wasn't quite expert enough yet and not quite ready to, i think, expose her own life in--in literature and fiction. c-span: how was the marriage between the two viewed in this country? >> guest: well, his magazine editors didn't care for it because they were very possessive of him, and he'd always been very hard-working and very collegial with them--rolling up his sleeves with them to put the magazines to bed--and suddenly he's married to this enchanting woman, brilliant woman, with whom he was totally besotted. and so he would want to take the 5:00 train home to connecticut every night so he could be with her and take long vacations with her. and at one point two of his editors took them both out to dinner and said, 'harry, you know, you used to be here till 10:00 at night on the magazines. now you want to be home on the 5:00 train. th

tom brokaw. the only person who reported live from the scene. tonight tom remembers how it unfolded. >> nbc news, the right time. >> good evening, live from the berlin wall on the most historic night in the wall's history. >> for us, it was a historic exclusive. >> the wall has effectively come down and i mean physically as well. that is a chunk of the berlin wall. men and women atop the wall, hammer and chisel taking it down, symbolically because realistically it has been taken down by the people in the last eight hours or so. >> earlier that day, it seemed like we had no compelling story. the communist government grip on power held firm until an afternoon press conference where a poland spokesperson suddenly announced east german citizens were free to travel. >> it is like a bomb going off in the room. and he starts to see the commotion and he gradually starts to back pedal but it is too late. >> my producer that day, michelle new bert. >> tom, i think the berlin wall may be coming down. >> he seemed not to know what he had done. >> it is poss

excuse me. >> is brokaw calling? >> i love the facial expressions.s your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> all right, i am joined by bob franken who has pretty good facial expressions himself. good morning to you. >> well, i'm hoping that the reverend doesn't strike out and take on an acting career. >> oh, geez, that's tough. only 5:00 in the morning here. yesterday the president said the people have spoken and he hears them. but what exactly did he want republicans to hear in that message to the american people? >> well, it was to me kind of an entertaining news conference in that you had every reporter there desperate to try to get him come up with a one-word description about what happened in the election similar to the shellacking commenting he made after the unpleasant midterm electionness 2010. he was determined he wasn't going to say it. so as a public service to the president i'm going to suggest maybe a stomping would have been appropriate or getting your butt kicked would have been appropriate or other things that are not suitable for

but let's talk to a living legend, as i like to say, tom brokaw, who if you ever mention tom brokaw, you'll meet some people who say, i woke up with tom brokaw every morning with breakfast on the "today" show, or ate dinner with tom brokaw on "nightly news." it's tom brokaw at the dinner table every single night along with my mom and dad and it was so great to get all kinds of stories and an instant history lesson at any time. we're approaching the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. i did some research today. you were the only network news anchor there, the only broadcast, the west germans did not have time to get set up live. amazing backstory about how all that happened. but you took it upon yourself to go over there while there were mid-term elections going on, because you believed that this could be the bigger story. and you won't to a press conference where the propaganda minister from east germany said these things, you had an interview with him, i want to play that right now, can we do that? and we'll go into the question. >> do i understand correctly, citizens o

brokaw on the set of msnbc proving it can happen to the best of us. my goodness. >> something tells me his producers didn't yell at him. >> when you're tom brokaw, you can make any news you want to. mine's turned off. >>> disney says more than 3 million frozen princess dresses, from the movie frozen, have been sold this year reflecting the continuing power of that movie. now it's a year old. >> the dresses sell between $50 and $100. the national retail federation says an estimated 2.6 million kids dressed up as frozen as one of the characters for halloween. disney says it doubled its retail presence this year to meet that strong demand. meteorologist christina loren called that way before it happened. >> love it. >> a week before, okay, this forecast is for all the frozen kids. >> i was delighted. i like the snowman. >> were you singing at the end, you and olaf became friends? you know what, we have some interesting stuff to go over. my computer actually is frozen right now. how do you like that? i know, i know. it's actually true, so right now we're

programment tonight a look at the midterm lookions and what comes after, doris kearns good minute, tom brokaw, gillian tett and al hunt. join me with a conversation about the future of the country. and bob costa from "the washington post" takes us inside the washington party as it looks at the future but first a look at the results as of 11:00 p.m. this tuesday night. going to mark halperin and john heilemann and their broadcast currently in progress. >> slightly weird state of alaska remain open. >> the polls in alaska will close at 1:00 a.m. eastern time. we're being watched not just a bloomberg but other viewers for this election night update at 11:00 p.m. eastern time where polls have closed everywhere but alaska the polls have closed. first of all one of the biggest contests in the country with scott walker bloomberg politic is reporting that's the apparent winner. the republicans win the two big races this wis and florida. that's major news not just for scott walker and rick scott but for chris christie the governor of new jersey. >> if the democrats would have been able to win those ra

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he has a crush on meryl streep or maybe it's tom brokaw. >>a bad start to the week at sony pictures. the corporate tech systems were hacked... and the attackers made off with lots of data. the staff was greeted by wallpaper of a skeleton and a message warning that the hacking was just the beginning. the attack was believed to have been made by a group called *guardians of peace . the company has been asking staff to turn off all computers and wi-fi. the budweiser clydesdales... iconic ad symbols since 1933... will not be a part of the company's holiday commercials this year. in-bev, which owns anheuser-busch, says the horses will be back for super bowl spots and public service ads that promote responsible drinking. industry analysts say budweiser is going in a new direction in its holiday commercials as the brand loses market share to lite and craft beers. the "star wars: the force awakens" trailer will debut in select theaters this weekend. only 30-theaters in the u-s and canda will be showing the tease from friday november 28-th to sunday

. >> tom brokaw has reported for nbc news for 50 years.recalls experiences such as the fall of the berlin wall, the bush versus gore 2000 election, and what stories are most memorable to him. he also shares anecdotes about what happened before and after the cameras were on and reflects on how the news media has changed in the 21st century. correspondent luke russert conducts the interview which took place at the museum in washington, d.c. inat the newseum

." >> tom brokaw has reported for nbc news for 50 years. he recalls experiences such as the fall of the berlin wall, the bush versus gore 2000 election, and what stories are most memorable to him. he also shares anecdotes about what happened before and after the cameras were on and reflects

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tom brokaw has reported on world events for nbc news for more than 50 years. he recalls experiences such as the fall of the berlin wall, the bush versus gore 2000 election, and what stories are most memorable to him. he also shares anecdotes about what happened before and after the cameras were on and reflects on how the news media has

stripe will be there and president barack obama will present the award to ethyl kennedy as well as tom brokaw. >>> 4:47 let's check in with sal. >>> oh, it's my turn, you may notice by my tie it is veterans' day and some government offices will be closed and we are hoping for an easier day some government offices, it is light. it's not like labor day weekend, but as we move to the high-rise no major problems and if you are driving on 508 westbound -- 580 westbound, we are getting a report of a crash in the santa cruz mountains and it is still light there and we will find out more and get it to you next time but right now it is time to go to steve paulson. >> sal, you beat me on the tie today. >> i don't know if i beat you but i like my tie. >> yes, it looks good. >> thank you. >>> if everything comes in as advertised, to the car 11 of your, screen, they say the systems seem to split and higher clouds are on their way and partly cloudy afternoon or partly sunny inland and the snow is on the great lakes and it is cold in billings, 22 up in minneapolis, denver up for 24 and you get the am the br

tom brokaw was the only american network anchor on the scene. he's going to help us look back. >> looking forward to that conversation with tom. first today is the release of those two american who had been held captive in north korea. kenneth bae and matthew miller arriving at a military base in washington state to the embrace of their families. >> in an unusual twist, the two men were accompanied by james clapper, the director of national intelligence. we have all the late breaking details. >> president obama approved this mission last week and some members of congress were given a heads up. hard to overstate the surprising details of plan. the highest ranking u.s. officials in more than a decade, visiting one of the most secretive places on earth. at the end of it all was a jubilant reunion. >> for kenneth bae, this was the embrace he waited two long years to feel. >> i want to thank you all for supporting me, lifting me up and not forgetting me. >> he touched down at a military base outside of seattle. and with him, matthew todd miller, who

with me here, tom brokaw. albert hunt is here. and a u.s. managing editor of the financial times, i'm pleased to have them here. i saved this from the beginning, this is not a program that will look at the election results. we don't know what they are. you're are talking about the country. those will be the issues that whoever wins will be facing. we can also try to reach into what has led us to these places where they look at a campaign and the electorate is described as stolen, in a bad mood. i begin with that because you have spent enormous amount of time reaching out and looking at america, and where it is. >> in my lifetime, i was born before the world war, there were a big ideas. the g.i. bill of rights, candidate saying we are going to the moon, civil rights acts, relations with china, the cold war. and you go to silicon valley, that is a big idea. the disruptive, change, find new ways to do something. we're trapped in little ideas in this country. they don't seem to be serving anybody particularly well. you don't have anybody with an

among those honored, meryl streep and tom brokaw. >>> first the big dig and now the big melt. preparations are in place in the city of buffalo with temperatures approaching 60 degrees today. heavy flooding is expected into tuesday with up to 6 feet of water predicted after the city was buried with 7 feet of snow last week. the governor is warning everyone to move valuables out of basements. >>> let's get an early look at the forecast with meteorologist jennifer gray. >> deb, we are looking at rain across portions of western new york. buffalo picking up less than an inch of rain. temperatures around 65 in atlanta. 74 in d.c. 67 in new york. chicago at 45. your temperature will drop as we get closer to thanksgiving. a big travel week for folks. good news is most of the country is looking good. we see thunderstorms pushing into south florida. sunny across the south. mountain snow in the rockies and rain in the pacific northwest. we could see lake-effect snow across the great lakes. as far as high temperatures, 55 in atlanta. 30 in chicago. 55 in d.c. new york at 50. we will see t

brokaw, i really enjoy your time here this evening. and you may not remember, but i have sent you some pictures previously when you were in town for the tenth anniversary of the fall of the wall. pictures of you in berlin because at the time, i was a young army intelligence officer and assigned there from december of '88 until may of '92, so this evening, i brought you additional photographs attesting to the fact you were there, and also for the 20th anniversary, i published a book, but it's from the perspective of what the role the western allies play, which really hasn't been documented in many ways. so i would be honored if you would accept this from me, and again, i enjoy the fact that you came here this evening. and i had a chance this time to see you. >> well, thank you very much for your service. god bless you. i mean, a young army intelligence officer who was in berlin at the time of the fall of the wall and has just written a book about the role that western allies had in the fall of the wall that is too often overlooked. what

it's not even legal yet. [ laughter ] [ applause ] don't worry it's just brokaw's weed deal.sn't good right here. verizon and at&t are facing criticism after it was revealed that he used supercookies on their phones to track users' internet activity. americans are like, that is a a total violation of our -- wait, did you say super cookies? [ laughter ] don't mind if i don't. [ chewing sounds ] [ laughter ] some tv news yesterday, donald trump confirmed the cast of the new "celebrity apprentice" which includes fox news contributor geraldo rivera. that's going to get awkward when trump's hair starts barking at geraldo's mustache. "down boy, down boy!" [ laughter ] and some good news, last week the world health organization announced that the number of new people infected with ebola appears to be declining in liberia. [ cheers and applause ] unfortunately, that number went up again when everyone in liberia heard that and high-fived each other! "yeah, we did it! oh, no why did we -- ugh." [ laughter ] well, the holidays are coming up and j.c. penney announced that it will open it

meryl streep, stevie wonder and tom brokaw are among the recipients. >>> today you have a chance to help a needy family on thanksgiving as part of our food for families campaign. 6:00 a.m. this morning until 7:00 p.m. and a phone bank this morning starting at 6:00, you can make a donation by calling 202-885-4949. you can donate online at any time at nbcwashington.com. it's such a great effort. i will be manning the phones, along with aaron. so please call. >>> news 4 and the "today" show took part in this weekend's second annual cranksgiving food drive. their legs might be sore as they biked 12 miles through the district picking up canned goods and other foods. all the proceeds benefit were miriam's kitchen. >> always a part of giving back. such an important reminder this time of the year. >> it was very fun. we are very, very sore. i couldn't make it up capitol hill. >> it is a hill. that's for sure. pretty steep grade. we went over to independence, eastern market, glen's market. 21st and g. a great way to see our on city. it really is. >> you got a little tour. >> and there's safety in

a masterpiece of taste. >>> we have tom brokaw with us.c news is able to confirm a doctor being treated for ebola has died at a hospital in nebraska where he was receiving care. joining us live from omaha, nbc news gabe gutierrez. this is a hospital that has been treating successful on treating americans who have contracted this disease. >> very sad news to pass along here. dr. martin solia who arrived saturday from sierra leone has just passed away. hospital officials confirm. he arrived here on saturday from sierra leone. doctors said from the beginning he was in extremely critical condition. any called this an hour by hour situation. doctors say he underwent dialysis treatment and he even received experiment -- the doses of that experimental drug z mapp but unfortunately he passed away. his wife was by her husband's side. we're expecting to hear more about what happened here. thomas. >> all right, gabe gutierrez reporting that from omaha. thank you so much. so sad. as gabe points out, he returned -- coming to the country in such critica

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