. >> my name is carson good. r more than a century, my family has owned this property here on lake weir, a place for peace and quiet, except for one very loud, bloody day in 1935. >> carson, hi. i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie, how are you? >> carson invites me into his strange inheritance, and the minute you take a look around, you can tell it's just frozen in time. he says everything is exactly as it was back in january 1935, when the fbi surrounded the lake house, with warrants for the arrest of gangsters ma barker and her son fred. >> this is the original fbi picture. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. that's this lamp? >> and that's that lamp. >> right. >> that's the table that's he. >> right. >> and it's an exact match. >> right. >> now, what the heck were two infamous gangsters doing in carson's great- grandfather's lake house? we'll get to that. but first, a little gangster history. >> the 1920s and '30s becomes known as the "gangster era" in america. >> mob historian and author scott deitche. >> you of course had

. >>> we are back as carson joins us. >> good morning. >> with holiday consumer carson always good toliday shoppers. >> and tomorrow could be the biggest and busiest shopping day of the year with nearly 148 million americans expected to head online or in the stores so here's the question, which is the better option, online or in the stores >> let's get to the bottom of this s igate and consumer correspondent vicky nguyen decided to find out. good morning. >> good morning to you all tomorrow they're calling it super saturday and i feel it time is running out to get all of those holiday presents, shipping deadlines are creeping up and the absolute last day you can send your gifts with express shipping for major carriers is monday the 23rd. how do you get what you want in time for the holidays, stay on budget, should you stay online, hit the stores, i'm facing off with my producer in a last-minute shopping challenge the race is on to get those last-minute holiday gifts. should you shop online and risk breaking your budget in shipping or should you brave the traffics, crowds and malls to

carson, good morning to you. >> thank you. gld to be with you.ornia is terrible. you don't think they are going about fixing it the right way. >> well, you know, interestingly enough, you know, the point in time cop demonstrates that in the vast majority of states, homelessness is going down. but in california, it's gone up by 16.4%. which drives the whole number up by about 2.7% for the entire nation. so the data that was reported by the a.p. in that respect is certified. but we're going to require, you know deep analysis. we are going to have to really use our brains to fix this and not just emotion there are a number of different reasons people are homeless. there are reasons people are homeless in unsheltered way. when there are policies that say to people can you sleep here on the street. you can sleep on this bridge. you can sleep in a public place, first of all it's not really being compassionate to do that. there is a misguided concept of what compassion really is compassion is getting that person into a situation where they can become se

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just give money to newsom so he can spend his way out of this problem hud secretary ben carson said any money that's goodeleased, he wants california police officers to direct homelessness to social media. he wants california to increase states funding on hospitals. and he wants them to do away with the sanctuary cities which the administration sees as a magnet for some of this homelessness. jon: secretary carson was on fox news the other night, and he essentially kind of through the problem in california's lap. listen. >> if you take the other 49 states, if you subtract california, the rate of homelessness is actually going down. but california 16.4% increase. you have to ask yourself the question, why is that happening? i have not found the same urgency and the leadership in the states that i had hoped to find. jon: so he is saying, that governor newsom and other state leaders don't seem all that perturbed by the homelessness. >> right, while this is a political showdown, there is also a significant policy difference here. i think in the coming days we are going to hear a lot more about a gentleman nam

johnny carson was the man that america said good night to for 30 years. ♪ >> and on my watch, johnnynough. it's a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. right? that's true. since then he's had an affair, left his wife, run up debt of several million dollars so i guess he's going to be running as a democrat, huh? >> jay leno wanted to essentially ju

despite ongoing trade conflicts and a slowdown in the global economy goods sold abroad went up 1.2 percent to almost $120000000000.00 euros carson machines made in germany were among the top sellers worldwide. these cars produced in germany will soon be sold to dealerships in the united states. despite falling out of favor with u.s. president donald trump b.m.w. mercedes and folks bargain automobiles are selling well across the atlantic. since 2017 germany's change surplus with the u.s. has actually widened. exports to china have also risen all of which means germany exported goods worth almost $120000000000.00 euros in october that's an increase of 1.2 percent month on month. imports on the other hand decreased slightly to 98000000000 euros that means that goods sold abroad weighed imports by more than 20000000000 euros. but all is not rosy exports to the united kingdom for example fell in october companies on both sides of the channel are concerned about the potential effects of brigs it on business nonetheless analysts say these latest figures are the 1st positive results for the final quarter of the year with disappointing d

ashley: ben carson calling out state lawmakers. >> we have been making very good progress over the coursee last decade in terms of homelessness, except in california. i have not found the same urgency in the leadership in the state that i had hoped to find. let's put it that way. ashley: you are a california resident, tomi. should the president as he threatened on twitter, bring in the feds? >> we always hoped we weren't have to have that come to fruition. we hoped our state and local governments can handle it. but the poor leadership proved the federal government might have to step in. in los angeles we spent $77 million on a shelter program that produced two facilities for 127 people. we have little to show more the money spent. gavin newsom needs to step up and take care of the state. currently he's not doing that. ashley: if the feds come in california will scream murder i'm sure, but no one is doing anything about it. >> i believe is there not a desire to do anything about it. a funny thing happens when you start solving problems. you need less government. they want to appear they ar

carson: no, it's all good. the concern that i had when i was a doctoral student, where i was a doctoral student, and i think the places where these histories are written, or particularly what i am doing, means something. and there would be examples right there on that campus. what we couldn't talk about, even though we had all of the language to describe it. here's a little plantation house in the middle of the campus and down the hill from the plantation house, that is open seven days a week, is a football field. and at the time, the number one football team in the country has amateur athletes making a whole lot of money for that university, and every time you try to talk about the history of the plantation, folks telling "if youto say that, or don't like it here, leave." or ask, why did you come to a place like this? realize, saying that directly, there have to be frequencies that need to be engaged to have this conversation with all of the folks i was trying to bring into that conversation, and really felt,

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carson thinking of. the start of an era that defines overmanaged. 1979 the big good in small steps december 23rd w. this is e w news these are our top stories the u.s. house judiciary committee has approved impeachment articles against president trump that charge him with abuse of power in obstructing congress the house is now expected to vote next week on whether to impeach the president on the 2 challenges . in the.

ashley: ben carson calling out state lawmakers. >> we have been making very good progress over the courselast decade in terms of homelessness, except in california. i have not found the same urgency in the leadership in the state that i had hoped to find. let's put it that way. ashley: you are a california resident, tomi. should the president as he threatened on twitter, bring in the feds? >> we always hoped we weren't have to have that come to fruition. we hoped our state and local governments can handle it. but the poor leadership proved the federal government might have to step in. in los angeles we spent $77 million on a shelter program that produced two facilities for 127 people. we have little to show more the money spent. gavin newsom needs to step up and take care of the state. currently he's not doing that. ashley: if the feds come in california will scream murder i'm sure, but no one is doing anything about it. >> i believe is there not a desire to do anything about it. a funny thing happens when you start solving problems. you need less government. they want to appear they are

raymondt's talk to calling from carson city, nevada on the independent line. caller: good morning. --s not host: sorry, my apologies. caller: that's all right, i shouldn't get upset about it. it's not my name. [laughter] host: go ahead. caller: about 10 or 20 years ago there was someone talking with the separation of church and state and the displaying of the name of god in public. shortly after was banned by a very stupid supreme court. the first school shooting started. is if yourying to say take protection away, it's your fault i guess. host: ok. here is a question i have for both of you as well. we know chief justice john roberts sitting is the present of the senator in the impeachment process, that's his participation. can any part of this process be appealed to a federal court and overturned by a federal court? dan alluded to that earlier. some years ago i think of the 1930's, the senate got unhappy with the way impeachment trials were being held. senators would show up and then leave and there be no one there to do it. rule thatopted a provides for a committee of senators co

good. the secretary of housing and urban development then carson has given several interviews, and he revealed it to a reporter at newsmax, he said he would not serve a second term under this president. host: why? guest: he feels it is time to go back to the private sector and then and candyhe carson reading rooms and libraries that he and his wife have set out. he felt strongly about that and apparently felt pretty strongly enough about newsmax to give us the exclusive. thank you, mr. secretary if you are watching. others, secretary pompeo has done a televised interview with newsmax, larry kudlow, the didident's economic advisor an excellent interview with our president, and secretary mnuchin comes out of the press room about thetalked international scene as well as economic developments. host: rebecca stoner on twitter tweeting about the newsmax calling it " right wing." how would you describe newsmax and its coverage? guest: that is a little unfair. yes, some of the editorials have been conservative but as far as , we have beennews critical of president trump and of the republican party in

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let's turn now to housing and urban development secretary ben carson, exchanging thoughts with german waters. great to have you with us. >> goodith you. >> shannon: you've had a dust up back and forth. the administration is planning to roll out some new policies with regards to homelessness. chairman waters does not feel you're the best person to be doing that. here's what she said. >> this guy just doesn't have the background, the capability, the intelligence to do the job. he doesn't know what he's doing. he doesn't care about this issue. >> shannon: what is your response to those accusations? >> i guess she would be the expert on intellectual prowess. at any rate, i don't want to get into a tent for attached because that's silly. i would simply say, look at the results spirit that is what we worry about. we have in her district a large number of homeless people come on sheltered homeless people on the street. what we need to be considering is what can we do to put these people in a better situation. part of the problem stems from the fact that people have a misguided concept of what compassion is. they think compassion is t

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. >> kat: in the meantime, hud secretary ben carson is weighing in on the crisis in on the west coast. >> we been making very goodhe last decade in terms of homelessness except in california. if you take the other 49 states, subject california, the rate of homelessness is actually going down by california is 16.4% increase. ask yourself the question, why is that happening. >> richard: neighboring jurisdictions, they don't want to deal with the problem, cities keeps tabs on these things. the solution is simple, you have to deal with how do we put these folks in homes? if they are dealing with drug addiction, how do we deal with those problems? take these problems one by one, it's a combination of the federal government, working with the state government, coming together and figuring out, how do we deal with homelessness? wrapping around the services of these individuals to make sure they are not living on the streets and getting all the things they need. >> heather>> and i find it inte, bill de blasio talking about caring about individuals and getting money and more housing for them when he was actually shipping t

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i want to say i've been working with secretary carson on public housing we worked very productively together. we spoke a few weeks ago. it has been a goodeal progress is being made to improve public housing here in new york city with federal government. take the same approach to address homelessness. federal government needs to help with us section 8 vouchers for decades. this is bipartisan consensus. to people get apartments in private housing. something democrats and republican cost agree on. numbers of section 8 vouchers decreased, decreased. trump administration, hud budget is zeroed out. ed: you would invite ben carson back to answer that. is there another thing you can work on with them? >> absolutely f we think about what is really happening with homelessness in this country, it is about creating affordable housing on a big scale all over america. there is a crisis, new york city, has a particular affordability crisis, but in cities, even suburbs -- ed: what about mental health as well? >> staying here for a second, federal government would have affordable housing policy again which it had for decades, helping people afford homes

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good job. >> many radar fans still have a bad taste in their mouth, regarding the final home game. it goes down to carsonthat spoil things in oakland. 17-0. the raiders were shut out. in the final game at the oakland coliseum. jon gruden as the saying goes, he has some explaining to do. yes, that is tough for john these days. >> i'm not doing anything to be honest. i know what we needed to do what i came here. we have had some tough times. but we are also have made some progress. i have said from the very beginning, we have a long way to go, but we are going to get there. >> we will see when that happens. i will have to say that jon gruden has been a pretty of front about the fact that they have some things to do. remember nick young, this is his son when he received his ring last year. at the championship. well, he is right out of his daddy's footsteps right here. nick young, junior, showing up for school the other day. the apple does not fall far from the tree. >>> check out this goalie coming all the way across the ice. this is violent hockey. >> how to the goalies get mad? >> it is just one of those

raymondt's talk to calling from carson city, nevada on the independent line. caller: good morning.-s not host: sorry, my apologies. caller: that's all right, i shouldn't get upset about it. it's not my name. [laughter] host: go ahead. caller: about 10 or 20 years ago there was someone talking with the separation of church and state and the displaying of the name of god in public. shortly after was banned by a very stupid supreme court. the first school shooting started. is if yourying to say take protection away, it's your fault i guess. host: ok. here is a question i have for both of you as well. we know chief justice john roberts sitting is the present of the senator in the impeachment process, that's his participation. can any part of this process be appealed to a federal court and overturned by a federal court? dan alluded to that earlier. some years ago i think of the 1930's, the senate got unhappy with the way impeachment trials were being held. senators would show up and then leave and there be no one there to do it. rule thatopted a provides for a committee of senators come

. >>> you are in a good mood tonight, and i tell you, we have put a great show together. it will be on a week from thursday. [ laughter ] >> johnny carsonu for some time. >> it's been a long time. >> yeah, well, you've been busy with other things. >> the tide is starting to turn in terms of where late-night television is going to go, but johnny is kind of holding out. he was not necessarily of his time in the '80s, but he did sustain a certain timelessness. he's the king. [ laughter ] >> he's all right, he's just playing. >> playing? [ bleep ]. >> my next guest not only has a college degree, but he also has a high school degree. >> that's right, i do. >> as well. he's hosted "the tonight show" practically as long as johnny carson and now he has his very own show, weekday mornings at 10:00 on nbc. >> what you're witnessing here is a good idea gone awry. a fun-filled surprise turning into an incredible screw-up. >> david letterman originally had a one-hour daytime show, and nbc, after like 13 weeks, decided to cancel it. >> today is our last show on the air. monday, las vegas -- [ booing ] have these people been frisked? >> it was a disma

good progress there. we need to continue to do that. several cities and localities have declared zero veterans homelessness. elizabeth: hud secretary dr. ben carsonreally great to see you, sir. come back soon. >> thank you. elizabeth: thanks for your insights. still ahead more on what to expect tomorrow when senate judiciary questions the justice department inspector general about fbi fisa abuses. the abuse of power the ag says happened under the obama administration. more on that, next. let's be honest, quitting smoking is freaking hard. like quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so, try making it smaller. and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small... ...can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. elizabeth: let's bring in

carson has beat cancer. >> yep. >> st. je is on a mission to cure childhood cancer forever. >> high five. >> nba superstar steph curry may be one of the best shooters all time but is ao a very goodr met up with steph in san francisco to do a little giving back. last time we talked he wasn't here. >> he's been begging me for like a year now. >> do you want more babie or secretly you want a boy. definitely want a boy. >> i thought that may be a conversation that would get sparke we talked about it and couple months later surprise here we are. >> he's coming around as a young fella i'm enjoying it >> old her daughter rile >> all about taking care of him. >> steph's reason is big reason why this charitiy golf tournament bind his foundation eat, live, learn, play. >> a lot of it is setting kids up for success. nutrition. continuing education in college. go to a park or community center where you can be around other kids, grow confidence, relationshs as well, have the safe space to do that. and when ais ha and i really understood is itakes a village that's one of her sayings. >> i had a surprise for steph. i remember these days. >> what would you say t this little fella? a young steph

carson and i decided to get together once again. and this time, we decided to get together and do some good for others in the process. ♪ oh, christmasperhaps we should talk about how one of us doesn't look like the others >> you need the manager and you need the muscle. >> craig and i will give away christmas trees. you're apparently going for a loan >> exactly exactly. >> ho, ho, ho. merry christmas. >> merry christmas from the "today" show >> do you need a christmas tree? >> not today >> christmas tree? >> how about a free wreath >> to spread a little goodwill toward man, we took over new york's nyc trees >> we forgot one thing >> merry christmas are you in the mood for a christmas tree >> no. >> new yorkers are a tough sell. >> want a tree how about a wreath >> would you like a candy cane no >> trees for sale. >> christmas tree here bigger is not always better. >> would you like a christmas tree >> wow she walked around to avoid you >> would you like a christmas tree >> it's like college all over again. >> she literally crossed the street to get away from you. >> she did >> the story of my life. >> that was fantastic. >> growing

carson soccer stadium. you know the socal chapter raider nation will be in force. of the raiders played in l.a. from 1992 to 19 94 they remained popular down south. >> the chargers fans and doing a goodin that building. just as there always was. san diego as it always was in l.a.. raider support in los angeles is unbelievable. >> stanford football will look different next season. earlier this week kj costello and enters a transfer portal. today his top target announced he is turning pro. colby parkinson will enter the nfl draft followings junior season. a mammoth talker it 67, 250. 48 catches for 589 yards. one touchdown and 12 tds for his cardinal career. it's unclear where he texted the draft but it's not a great tight end class which will benefit his stock. graduates are named eddie robinson coach of the year selected by the foot all writers association of america. lsu had one of the most dominant seasons in college history. ellis you will play oklahoma and the national semi finals. it's bowl season. buffalo and charlotte. first quarter, kyle then trees. pretty ball. and tonio halted them. 7-0 buffalo. fourth quarter jerrita patterson. 10 yards it says touchdown run is more like a

carson california. how is that this morning? >> there is not traffic on i-5, we're going to los angeles at 3:00 in the morning. that's the good could say. >> let's talk about the niners first kind of becoming a habit for the steam. last-second winds, they got to be the rams, they want to stay alive for this first round. you take away. >> it feels like they have been playing games that are decided, what about, there's no question about that. that's the type of game that you have been to be playing. it's all come down to that seattle game anywhere. is going to be for both teams whether or not they get the first or ultimately this weight would turn out. i mean, talk about the finish, number one, they had the whole rams and number two the goal, number two they have the drive down in the final second and what are the odd of converting to consecutive, two-minute. as we talk afterwards, i just said you've been in that position so many times. let's at stake here, i just tried to go 3 like a huge routine, go to my normal mechanics and you did it again right in the middle. >> there picking it to the right time. especially those third-d

development secretary ben carson weighed in on this situation, in particular what's happening in california, on the fox news channel. listen. >> we've actually been making very good in terms of homelessness. except in california. you have a significant number of people with disturbing mental capacity, we have drug addiction and people who simply cannot afford to live in a place where you have so many regulations that drive up the cost of everything. those are the kinds of things that have to be done and done at the federal, state, local and faith base, the for profit, not for profits, we need to work together to get this done. cheryl: mr. carson also said there's no sense of urgency to deal with the crisis, seems like he's got a point. >> he's got a great point. he said something that really resonates. he said the faith based groups, nonprofits, everybody has to work together. just last week the local republican party, we led an effort to go into the heart of one of the communities that's been plagued with crime and violence and poverty and san francisco neighborhood, we fed 120 homeless families, it's efforts like that that we need to engage communities. communi

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here, secretary carson is going to the bat and trying to keep our limited low income housing stock available for our own citizens and not people who are here illegally. it would be good if congress stepped up to the plate and said we're going to put our homeless veterans ahead of people who are in this country illegally. president trump is also trying to put work requirements in the snap program and let's be honest. if we have a program giving away free food without a work requirement, that is an inducement for people from other countries to come here. congress should again convene and bring bills to the floor that put a work requirement with snap benefits. a work requirement with snap benefit making it a less advantageous welfare program would stop sending a message for the rest of the world to come in the country. so in summary, there are a variety of things that have to be done and the congress should be acting on and that the mainstream media and even the conservative media should be paying attention to because they're going to affect the future of this country for the next 10 or 20 or 30 years, like the impeachment inquiry which is we know are going nowhere, alt