curious, how did this all come to pass in 1968, with harry belafonte actually sitting in for johnny carson? >> well, from what we know, michael, he-- johnny carson really cared about these issues. we don't think of him as a political person. but he had a lot of concern about race relatis. he was a little bit ahead of his time, partly because he was in the entertainment business. you know, he was close to harry. and he wanted to turn the show over so that harry could showcase his view of the world for a full week. and he got backup from-- from nbc executives also, which was pretty amazing, as you said, given the time. >> i also think, harry was such a huge star at that t and it's-- we sometimes don't remember. you know, he was multi-platform: tv, film, movies. and i think that johnny thought he was the guy-- literally-- he was the guy who could do it, who could speak to a national audience about these issues, and be entertaining. >> hill: because of what harry was already doing-- i mean, some of the film goes to what harry was doing in the 1950s and onstage with a diverse cast members and so forth.

says carson well it leaves feel like that. guy. that hour is too. obvious just as good as tall as one. so i got to figure out what's the difference. so what's this one. column for it's feel so comfortable. i don't even know how i got here but. that's what i just said the car is so comfortable you don't even notice how far you travel time goes by and you can't even tell very nice. p.r.'s 5 can change its driving characteristics at the touch of a butt from almost race car like performance to match it sporty exterior to lounge like comfort as its luxurious interior promises. the iris itself chorused also available as a co-pay but spore big i'm driving here has one particular advantage it has 4 doors so if you're on a trip with your wife and your goal friends then those can get in the bank quite easily without having to squeeze and that's really good. for most the real reason to get this dr jekyll and mr hyde of a car is probably the engine. or what. not oh yes maybe here that you need everything for on the road 50 horsepower. less than 4 seconds from 0

he got a half-eaten snack from johnny carson, as well as a paper plate signed by steve martin. >> okayeme. he was in context. it was probably the dream booking for that night. >> here's what i can say, though. he would never get anything from me half-eaten because i finish all my food. >> that's a good trait. i have to say, plus one on that one. yeah, okay. >>> coming up, the surfer who broke a world record riding the largest wave in the world. >>> plus more nfl coaches facing fines for not wearing masks as the league plans a super bowl full of fans. >>> iceberg ahead. the iceberg that flipped on top of two explorers in the arctic. wait, what? that's later. you're watching "world news now." about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.9

it merely directs you as well as secretary carson to identify bonds that could be used to provide temporary assistance to renters and homeowners. you andds have secretary carson identified? thedo they come close to $162 billion that renters and homeowners are currently estimated to need? secretary mnuchin: our first choice is bipartisan legislation that allocates specific rental assistance to people hardest hit. rolled out, see after the market closes this afternoon, specific guidelines that i think you will appreciate are significant in allowing moratoriums for people who certify they can't make their rental payment due to coronavirus-related issues. velasquez: do you mean the executive order issued by the president was a pr stunt? secretary mnuchin: no. quite the contrary. the executive order will rollout this afternoon. you will see very significant actions. we have a couple of billion dollars but don't have enough money. very significant guidelines that will impact not just homeowners and renters that were in coronavirus. 40 millione up to renters in the united states. >> all that money

carson. and you as well, jack. >>> still ahead on friday morning, the amazing ladies, your girls, savannah thesy. >> yes they helped so many people declutter. including hoda and me and you know that wasn't easy. now they've got a guide to everything you want and keep it organized. how can i get a role in that show first your local news. >>> good morning to you. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. a live look across the bay area for you right now. the air quality, again, thick and smoky with ash. today marks the bay area's 25th straight spare the air day. and today a lot of people, keep in mind if you head outside, today may see some of the worst conditions yet in our run of the poor air quality. meteorologist kari hall is tracking those conditions. kari? >> well, we've seen the smoke for the past several days, but it's been higher in the atmosphere. the difference this morning is it's pushed down closer to the surface and that's the reason why it looks so hazy and smoky right now over the south bay. and it will be unhealthy to be out there for all people, not just the children or elderly or people wi

ben carson becomes secretary of hud and you have this obama regulation out there, what have they done with this regulation. >> well news, there's a lot of good news actually from the beginning, secretary carson and president trump suspended the enforcement of affh but they didn't actually end the rule. they didn't pull it away and there was a lot of debate on what should actually be done but very recently president trump, with the help of secretary carson had a very powerful and effective way put an end to affh as it was created under the obama biden administration and this is really a tremendous accomplishment because we often have, what we call in government, the ratchet effect. the ratchet only goes one way. it either stops or moves in one direction and after the federal government is under a ratchet effect meaning it only gets bigger or if a republican gets in it stays about the same but it never actually shrinks and this is the case where president trump, with the help of secretary carson have actually countered the ratchet effect, not only have they peel back virtually the entirety of the obama biden affh ru

it merely directs you as well as secretary carson to identify bonds that could be used to provide temporary assistance to renters and homeowners. you andds have secretary carson identified? thedo they come close to $162 billion that renters and homeowners are currently estimated to need? secretary mnuchin: our first choice is bipartisan legislation that allocates specific rental assistance to people hardest hit. rolled out, see after the market closes this afternoon, specific guidelines that i think you will appreciate are significant in allowing moratoriums for people who certify they can't make their rental payment due to coronavirus-related issues. velasquez: do you mean the executive order issued by the president was a pr stunt? secretary mnuchin: no. quite the contrary. the executive order will rollout this afternoon. you will see very significant actions. we have a couple of billion dollars but don't have enough money. very significant guidelines that will impact not just homeowners and renters that were in coronavirus. 40 millione up to renters in the united states. >> all that money

to my point, carson, you told people to sell tesla stocks short. so again, tesla soared you might well this stemmed, carson, we got you on because you're an expert in this area. this stemmed because you said every single sell side analyst, a lot of them that come on this note work regularly and give out their time to do so, every single sell side analyst you said was like a 5-year-old that was unfair. p that's what i was picking up on i don't think you can have any argument for me to pick up on that particular fact >> wilfred, you -- i didn't say every single sell side analyst. >> yes, did you. >> but if you actually -- if you venerate sell side research, i don't know what role you would have in investing. i mean -- how many institutional investors do you talk to how many of them ever tell you sell side researchers really a valuable tool. >> fine. there is occasionally a sell side analyst willing to go on a limb and say something unpopular. i mean, in fact, sometimes i retweet sell side analysts but they're a dying breed. and i don't know, do you understand that about wall street like

lots of action in nfl as well let's get to some highlights the patriots and seahawks battling on sunday night football right here on nbc russeltouchdowns including that one to carsonewton had a chance to win it for new england last play of the game was stuffed by the seattle defense seahawks win 35-30 justin herbert was at the helm for the chargers after taylor suffered a cheat injury. herbert would give los angeles the lead for most of the game but the chiefs would not go away they forced overtime and off the boot of harrison would beat the chargers in overtime the atlanta falcons led by 19 points at the half in dallas but the cowboys wrappingled their way back in the game they recovered just an incredible onsite kick the falcons forgot the rule of football two minute left. down two check out this game winner right here the cowboys 40-39. the injury bugy singing the nfl this week. the giants said barclay torn his acl. drew lock went down with a shoulder injury and christian mccaffrey suffering and an kill injury the san francisco 49ers had a lot of injuries. three of their key players including garoppolo in their win over the new york jets james white did not pla

carson this morning "pop start." >> let's talk about something lighter. welledian's popular talk show. off season 1 she's going to be facing criticism head on having done "the ellen show" at home since the start of the pandemic. they will kick off season 18 back in her studio but without a live audience. ellen saying, quote, i can't wait to get back to work and to our studio and about it the "it" referring to the toxic workplace environment at the show with three executive producers being let go guests for the first week include tiffany haddish along with kerry washington, alec baldwin, and chrissy teigen. a highly anticipated premiere for sure >>> next up, it's the end of an era. season 20 of "keeping up with the kardashians" will be its last the show has run on e for the past 14 years following the whole crew as they went about their daily lives. with of course cameras capturing the good and the bad kim announcing the news on instagram saying it is with heavy hearts we have made the difficult decision as a family to say good-bye to "keeping up with the karda

well. >>> who's ready for a little "pop start"? where's carson there you are. hey, carson. >> me.elcome sight on television? >> the return of "jeopardy"? >> that's right. the return of "jeopardy. the much-loved trivia show you win. it made its big return last night after shutting down due to the pandemic the show definitely looked different. the podiums are further apart, the control room includes some extra plastic shields. and of course the buzzers as you imagine are heavily disinfected. and viewers will see a familiar face during this new season as well "jeopardy's" all-time champion ken jennings will be on to show as a consulting producer and appear on the show to present various video clues. trebek who you know has been battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer is happy to be back >> it gives me something to do on a regular basis and i was missing that >>> all right. next -- i dropped my mic isn't it great to see him? heard you say that earlier this morning, savannah. i know, really but it's great to see alex you know, we still watch that show every night around here so good for the

well with everybody. but they have a regulation. and ben carson was fantastic, the head of hud. i said, "ben, they're going to destroy the suburbs." and they wanted corey booker to head that program. but the program was already doing damage. they were playing with the zoning so they could build projects in the suburb, projects in the suburbs. and i said, "we're going to end it." somebody said, "sir, let's just amend it." i said, "nope, we got to end it. end it, i want to end it. i don't want to have a lesser version." but if he gets in, they will open up that whole program. they're going to open it up on steroids. they're going to open it up to a level that you wouldn't have believed possible. and he will drive you out of the suburbs. he will drive you out of the -- he'll drive you out of everything. they are going to up and up -- i call it the suburban destruction program because that's what they've done. and it's been a horrible program. it's been very unfair to people with the american dream. and let me just tell you something. 30% of the people that live in the suburbs are m

carson and when he was gone everyone was terrible. >> stephen: i totally agree. that's why i don't watch football anymore, no staubach. >> well that one series? >> stephen: i played one day. one day! >> it's not circle. that gives you credible. i love sports. i love it when it's on. i love it and all i can talk about is what i think and feel. you're trying to feel other people and -- >> stephen: we have to take a break. we say half time in football. we'll be back with more mr. tony romo. ♪ but i like it, i love it, i want some more of it ♪ ♪ i try so hard, i can't rise above it ♪ ♪ don't know what it is ♪ ♪ get a dozen double crunch shrimp for one dollar with any steak entrée. only at applebee's. with any steak entrée. ♪ top down, the city riding with me ♪ ♪ been through the storm and the gritty ♪ ♪ do it for the mom & pop on every block ♪ ♪ new day, sunshine on every block ♪ ♪ windows open, i'm yelling unity ♪ ♪ side by side with my community ♪ ♪ celebrate, let's have a jubilee ♪ ♪ it's bigger than you and me ♪ ♪ they've been there for us ♪ ♪ let's be there for them ♪ ♪ they've been there for us ♪ ...it was absolutely terrif

the attorney general william barr, ben carson we saw wearing a mask, scott atlas, the president's coronavirus adviser, was here, he was not wearing a mask as well, andrea >> peter alexander to the other peter, peter baker, you and i and jeffrey goldberg have seen a lot of peace deals with jordan and before that, camp david, the first that i covered at the white house and also of course the historic handshake between rabin and arafat that bill clinton brokered on september 13, 1993, on the south lawn. this is not that but this is something. peter, it certainly is a sign of the realignment in the gulf where iran is a bigger problem for them and they're not protecting the palestinians. there have been no talks at all with the palestinians, in fact they've been completely frozen out of it. this was the original jared kushner plan, to have the president go first to saudi arabia as his first out of the country trip and to work that angle against iran and to really ice out the palestinians >> right, i think that's exactly right, andrea. it's not the same as oslo, not the same as jimmy carter at camp davidin 1979 in those cases they in effect put down

carson daly. >> nobody left at my house to help i had to come in >> well, we've been talking about "father of theynamic. perhaps a wild wedding planner like franc >> the whole gang is getting back together all for a good cause to benefit world kitchen jenna, you got a chance to speak to a couple principle characters there. >> i was happy to sit down with steve martin and kimberly williams paisley because "father of the bride" is such a classic. holding special meaning to me and to so many others. for some movies, all it takes is a note of the sound track. or a memorable line. >> uh-oh hello! >> reporter: or maybe a few. >> i'd like the chipper chicken. >> i assumed you'd wear a black tuxedo >> hello, george >> reporter: to bring the fond memories rushing back. and now "father of the bride" true classic is getting yet another sequel well, sort of. this is "father of the bride part 3-ish." a mini movie >> it's a script with actors with a story >> reporter: nancy meyers, a writer on the original film, wrote this new story in quarantine she's the director of some movies you may have heard of includin

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well lived. >>> not long after she lost her only son to the coronavirus, claudette carson was having a conversationthe sky, the 5-year-old told her. my daddy is in the sky and he told me to be good. claudette hadn't known until that moment that in her son's final days, his final hours, he'd called his daughter to say goodbye and to tell her to look for him in the sky. a final message from a 29-year-old described as a teddy bear. a caring, general giant. juan was a popular barber around town and he had just gotten married in february. he and his beautiful wife were planning to get a house together when he came down with a fever of 103. nine days later, he was gone. his mom told news 19 in south carolina that she's numb. that there is a hole in her heart. claudette, we're thinking about you this weekend and your 5-year-old granddaughter. we hope she knows if she ever misses her dad, all she needs to do is follow his last bit of advice. just look up. that's where he is. we will be right back. where hes we will be right back. (vo) verizon knows how to build unlimited right. start with america's most aw

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carson. chair will now recognize mr. lynch for five minutes. >> hello, mr. chairman, can you hear me? >> we can hear you and we can see you. >> all right. well that's good. two for two. i want to thank you, chairman lipinski for keeping your focus on this, this is a very important issue. and i appreciate the witnesses trying to help. mr. flynn, so going back to the c.a.r.e.s. act, we pushed through a billion dollars hoping that would help recapitalize amtrak so that you could avoid furloughs. then we put through $10 billion in addition to that on the transportation appropriations bill and under hr-2, we, i thought, were very generous to amtrak by supporting $30 billion for amtrak over the next five years. and to be honest with you, i thought we were very generous and just so you know, during the debate of hr-2, i had an amendment. the amendment would have prohibited any furloughs, layoffs or reductions in force during the term of this pandemic. and yet the feeling between amtrak and members of committee and staff was that with this generous funding of amtrak, that this would be unnecessary and that i should withdraw my amendment. and so in good faith, in

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well, we shall see. cynthia alksne, thank you very much really appreciate you being here tonight. >>> all right, and coming up next, the historic week in 1968 when harry belafonte sat in for johnny carsonubject of a documentary i'm proud to be a part of. stay with us we'll talk about it when we come back and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! and a high risk for fracture, osteoporosis now might not be the best time to ask yourself, are my bones strong? life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen. or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin, or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures have occurred. speak to your doctor before stopping, s

well, there's riots, poverty, sit-ins, overpopulation, famine. >> i see. >> you want to hear the bad news, now? >> hi. this is johnny carson.know, this is usual starting time for the tonight show. but because of the critical war situation in vietnam, nbc, for the next 15 minutes, is going to bring you a special news program, via satellite. >> on the morning of january 31st, both sides claimed victory. but 1,100 american soldiers lie dead. >> reporter: seven young and earnest protestors burned draft cards. >> in 1968, there were many americas. there was black america and white america. >> his running mate, nixon. >> there was establishment america, anti-establishment of america. and the culture was complicated. the culture was divisive. >> the tension in the air of 1968 couldn't be ignored, no matter how many blinders that you chose to put in front of your eyes. >> all kinds of changes were pushed through. it's the time when women said, listen. we're not just this. we want to run these companies. we're not playing with you, anymore. it's the year of the afro. boom. natural hair. change. things were no longer going to be the

well as she would have liked. if they have improved andw with that chair i yield back. >> the chair will now and recognize mr. carsonor five minutes. >> thank you mr. chair. my own? >> okay. select we can hear but your camera is not on. okay there you go. >> okay. i do long online. my question for mr. flynn regarding beech grove. i've been very concerned about the furloughs. that you are considering. i am especially concerned about the possible impact on maintenance facilities. can you tell me whether or not you plan to cut positions at beech grove. i would also appreciate in writing, any plans you have two change the work force level at the beech grove facility. >> >> we are not furloughing any employees that bit a champ beechre grove. in fact the number of the beech grove employeesp did take the voluntary separation and retired for its own factor actually hiring said employees and beech grove to backfill the positions. as you know, beach grove require someri substantial capital investments of the next several years. but as we develop future plans about beech grove plans of impact beech grove would be very happy to

well. sirius xm channel 108. >> all right, mr. roker. thank you. >> after we compose ourselves. >> i know. >> get it together >> it's like get it together for "pop start." goodness gracious. i'll be carsonie lee and the entire gifford family her son cody has finally tied the knot sharing this gorgeous photo of cody and erica god gave us a glorious day to celebrate this glorious couple so grateful. erica posted one to her instagram captioning happily ever after the newlyweds were engaged in may of last year this wedding was kept small and intimate nonetheless it has been a busy year for the gifford family as kathie's daughter cassidy was married in a private ceremony in june with a bigger celebration planned for when it's safe to do so. kathy said with both kids married, she's quote, the happiest mom in the world. i can hear her saying mama >> oh, yes cody is over the moon too. had some communication with him. >> we love weddings. and babies >>> next up, tom cruise is back to jumping off crazy things for our entertainment. he's been known to do insane stunts for the "mission impossible" series for the last movie alone, he performed a real halo jump and hung off a flying helicopter and we

we'll take a few shots at the truck, as well first, a quick check of your local news and weather >> actually -- >> carsonited. guess what the stanley cup playoffs continue tonight on nbc sports network. game six of the eastern conference final between the tampa bay lightning and the new york islanders coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. >> so much sports right now. >> there's a lot happening >> unbelievable. >>> meanwhile, we have some fun planned for today. dan and shay is going to join us, as al mentioned. just hours after taking home duo of the year at the acms. also, we'll have the latest on the hurricanes >>> mr. roker, ready for the weather? >> but first -- >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by the makers of non-drowsy, 24-hour claritinturr it says colder, but it is really cooler then on saturday, some morning frost. that's how cool it is going to be in the northeast and the great lakes. sunny and warm down through the gulf showers in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, we've got a fall feel out there in the northeast, mid-atlantic states. lots-o-sun for the plains down to the gulf. >> g