chris black trim i'm assigned stross the eye over the car sleek profile. and. within seconds the bentley is worth just sharman on. the following spring has a curved weight of just under 2 and a half times but it still powers from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 3.8 seconds and reaches a top speed of 333 kilometers per hour. deadlines by no says the car is obviously comfortable but it can really move to it and it feels more fleet footed than his predecessor and that's due to the all will steering and the slightly reduced weight of the car is mostly powered by rear wheel drive with the front wheels only receiving torque when rear wheel slip is detected then there's a new air suspension which is 3 chambers that are 40 percent larger all that makes for a comfortable right and allows sporty driving to. one element of the beauty of the new flying spur is the option to personalize it in addition to the range of 17 standard come and there are also many more extended range color options available. in heads of all those i hope so as you immediately noticed the digit

. >> reporter: chris drove his 1960s black roadster porsche to the good guys car show saturday. the only problem, he didn't get to drive it home. >> i go where's my car? and all my friends say yeah, where's your car? >> reporter: he had to park across from the front gate because only american made cars were allowed into the show. what was going through your mind when you first realized it was stolen? >> numb, numb, like a bad dream. i mean, i was trying not to get irritated, you know, excited. so i stayed calm. >> reporter: he says he's been going to this car show for years. thousands of car enthusiasts showing up and doing a little showing off. turns out his porsche wasn't the only car stolen. police say a 1967 white mustang convertible and a white impala convertible were also stolen, and they were inside the grounds. >> i could have been hurt, so, um, you know, fortunately i'm alive basically. but i would like the car back. >> reporter: the police department here is asking anyone with information to come forward immediately. the good guys are offering a $1,000 reward for infor

. >> reporter: chris drove his 1960s black porsche to the good guys car show saturday. the only problem, he didn't get to drive it home. >> i go where's my car? my friend says yeah, where's your car? >> reporter: he had to park it off site, right across from the front gate since only american made cars were allowed into this particular show. when you first found out it was stolen, what went through your mind? >> numb, numb, like i don't believe. like a bad dream. i mean, i was trying not to get irritated, excited. i stayed calm. >> reporter: he says he's been going to this car show for years. thousands of car enthusiasts showing up and doing a little showing off. turns out his porsche wasn't the only car stolen. police say a 1967 white mustang convertible and a 1963 white impala convertible also swiped off the lot. and they were >> famous words, it's a good thing you're not hurt. i could have been hurt with the car and stuff like that, so what can i do? i'm alive basically. but i would like the car back. >> reporter: and thed there on it. the good guys car show on it as

black voter. >> i think elizabeth warren. >> bernie. >> i want to go bernie. >> chris, without do you think best the needs of black voter. >> donald trump. >> huh? >> explain. >> some of the stuff i have heard, he's already doing it like prison reform, he has been hanging around black people as long as i can remember they love him until he ran for president as a republican. trump was the man. >> raise your land if i remember when done all trump was the man. >> the man as in the man but not the man. >> he wouldn't let black people into his apartment. >> roy know what i am talking about. >> i don't know what he is talking about. but maybe some word association will show us what they think is the other candidate. >> joe biden. >> pass. >> touching women. >> so then positive, next candidate. >> thinks well on the feet. >> warren is discussed giving black people reparation s that a campaign promise you believe she can fulfill. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> instead of calling it reparation, what if they called it back pay. >> no, that sounds even worse. >> that's worse. >> okay, next candidate. >> that is t

but on the morning after thanksgiving, black friday, the biggest shopping day of the year, chris's phone rang at home. >> it was our other assistant manager saying ashley's apartment is on fire. i put my clothes on as fast as i could and started driving to fort worth and all the smoke and the sirens. >> coming up. no one would have guessed where that trail would eventually lead. >> we were asking if we could talk to ashley or where she's at that he said she's not available right now. e said she's not avaie right now. steven could only imaginem 24hr to trenjoying a spicy taco.burn, now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day all-night protection. can you imagine 24-hours without heartburn? i don't use some waxy cover up. i use herpecín l, it penetrates deep to treat. it soothes moisturizes and creates a spf 30 barrier to protect against flare ups caused by the sun. herpecín l. it does more for a cold sore. >>> it was the morning after thanksgiving, black friday. laura love-only one thing on her mind. >> black friday is my favorite time of the y

but on the morning after thanksgiving, black friday, the biggest shopping day of the year, chris cravey's phone rang at home. >> it was our other assistant manager, saying, "chris, ashlea's apartment's on fire and we can't get her on the phone." i threw clothes on as fast as i could get -- started driving to ft. worth and followed the smoke trail and the sirens. >>> coming up -- no one would have guessed where that trail would eventually lead. >> we were asking if we could talk to ashlea or where she was at. they just said that she's unavailable right now. >> and ashlea's friends weren't the only ones with questions. >> the police start shuffling us into the office. >> when "black friday" continues. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our member

chris says, good morning, i am looking for something and i will wait until black friday to see if it sadly some do, i think a lot of people do that. i think a lot of people do that. i think i have been victim to that in the past. we have also had this from tom kelly, he says i don't think back friday is as good as it used to be. wondering if there is any genuine bargains out there. michael ba rnwell genuine bargains out there. michael barnwell says there are genuine bargains in his view, with large savings to be had, talking about half—price winter jackets, savings to be had, talking about half—price winterjackets, he says it makes a big difference to the pocket. that is the key, if you know you have your eye on something, you can try and spot if there is a deal to be had out there. keep those coming in. stay with me, i will be backin coming in. stay with me, i will be back ina coming in. stay with me, i will be back in a few minutes with all the top business stories in the business briefing. hello there. skies like these around the fort william area of scotland, and these will be fa

chris nallan. >>> coming up, what you're waiting for. the biggest black friday deals right now. >> that's why i showed up. >>> also ahead, a man fishing reels in something he never expected, a world war i grenade. how did it end up in a river in >>> and top dog. meet the bulldog that just took home best in show and why this gives him >>> we're back with an amazing discovery. a fisherman in michigan made a 100-year-old catch. he was magnet fishing in grand rapids and reeled in a live grenade dating back to world war i. the device was handed over to the police bomb squad. >>> at least ten animals have died in a barn fire that broke out at an ohio wildlife park. fire officials say four antelopes, three giraffes and three red river hogs were lost in that fire last night. one zebra able to get out of the barn as the fire spread. the cause of the fire is still unclear. >>> it may be early morning but already the black friday rush is on. in fact, some of these shoppers at a mall in syracuse have been waiting since wednesday night. some of the biggest deals we sp

black voters. i just heard chris lizza on the primary panel saying they thought it might come down to a race between elizabeth warren or pete buttigieg. where the numbers are right now, that's impossible. neither one of them are in double digits with the black kpun community. i don't see either one of them yet at that place. they've got to reach out to black voters if they want to win the nomination. there's not a large black community in iowa, but you've got to be able to do it if you want to win the nomination. >> bakari, you want to weigh in on that? because we had a similar discussion off air and he's really parroting what a lot of people around the cubtountry ar saying. >> keith is right. the fact of the matter is you have elizabeth, pete, and bernie sanders which all have the same problem. if you can sustain a portion largen than 0%, 5%, 10% of the african-american vote you're not going to be the democratic nominee and that's just the fact. pete is having trouble with that, and pete has to learn one lesson, he has to meet black voters where they are. and until this point his campaign has not d

and at 6:25 chris chmura has shopping advice ahead of black friday. >> so everybody overeats on thanksgivingut there is that suggestion you could serve up some type of nutritious food. >> baylor experts recommend sauteed green beans instead of casseroles high in fat and sugar. if you want to skip the gravy, dry herbs to increase the flavor and try using apple sauce instead of oil when baking desserts. did you notice i just kept reading through your editorial comments. >> experts recommend that. yeah, pass the gravy. >> who really does that? it's one day a year. come on. lastly, after you eat, choose a walk instead of a nap. >> according to those baylor experts you know will be on the couch. they're saying walking for 15 to 20 minutes helps maintains the body's glucose response. walking before dinner okay, too. but they say don't overindulge in food and alcohol later in the day. whatever, baylor. >>> one of the largest foreign visa programs. a seven-month-long probe into the visa program. >> stephen stock reports that the team found loopholes in the program that have allowed potential fraud.

buttigieg, he doesn't appeal to black voters and not only issue for him in the primary but could be issue for primary in the whole if he were the standard bearer in the general. chrisn who in this last debate this week had some more bumps, this may have been the bumpiest. >> 3 former chair it was black caucus, the only african-american woman elected to senate, a whole range of people. [applause] >> the first african american. chris: he said -- the only woman, the second woman kamala harris is right there on the stage with him. jessica, can -- can biden stumble his way all the way to the nomination because that is sort of what he's doing so far, i think, and how seriously do you take late entrance duval patrick, former governor massachusetts, formerly in the race and apparently in 30 million-dollar ad buy that start former mayor mike bloomberg of new york city ends it bloomberg for president, he hasn't made formal announcement when you're spending $30 million and saying bloomberg for president, it's sounds like -- >> intend to go say bloomberg for president and for full disclosure i used to work for doug jones, just to put that out there. joe biden can stumble to no

. >> we're talking about black friday hang-ups to help you avoid the same headaches. i'm consumer investigator chrisresponds next. >>> but first happening now if you want to make sure your thanksgiving feast doesn't go up in smoke, butterball has your back. the company's turkey hotline is now open. operators are standing by to help answer all of your burning questions. about preparing and cooking your thanksgiving bird. you can call 1-800-butterball or text 844877346. the line is open now through christmas eve. this, is why we no longer have to worry flushing too much toilet paper, will back up our system. but dad, rid-x contains billions of enzymes proven to break down even paper to keep your whole septic system healthy. for paper, grease or waste breakdown. use rid-x. >>> welcome back. nbc bay area responds to lots of holiday shopping complaints this time of year. >> consumer investigator chris chmura here to help you avoid some of the potential pitfalls when you're buying gifts this weekend. >>> good morning. after thanks giving last year we heard from dozens of viewers including aaron in walnut

are supportive to the mayor of columbia, south carolina, augusta, georgia, both black mayors have come to his support. >> chrislked to more friends and someone who's worked the democratic primary before. if you cannot compete strongly for the votes of minorities, you're not going to be the democratic nominee. he's got to have a conversation about stop and frisk that is real and explains to americans not only sort of apologize but explain how it's going to be different. i think it is the number one hurdle. >> i know from police experts, stop and frisk only makes sense in a particular case when you have two gangs fighting with each other. killing on one side and the other kids out for revenge and in those moments something has to be done. thank you, cornell. >>> up next, how adam schiff cemented his role in history this week. in fact today he did it. you're watching "hardball." act . you're watching "hardball. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-fr

to the absolute best ability that we have for them. >> chris: the caisson platoon is part of presidential funerals. a writerly source named blackon. when he stepped on his handlers toe, the soldier kept marching. in 2004, the military honors were for ronald reagan. the writerly source was named sergeant york that he is still part of the platoon. >> sergeant york is the oldest horse that we have here in the barn. he's actually 29. >> chris: 29? >> yes, sir. >> chris: reagan used to say there's nothing as good for the inside of a man as the outside of a horse. >> yes, sir. >> chris: he would have loved this one. captain stillman signed offer the armies of armed branch. when he joined the platoon he had never been on a horse. now he thinks it's as important as any other mission. >> chris: how long do you want to keep being in the caisson platoon? >> if i could, sir, i'd be there for the rest of my life, i absolutely love this job. i get to see soldiers every single day put in a lot of hard work for someone they really don't even know. i'm honored to be able to bring them to their final resting place and it's just an honor to be a

chris. >> well, join us tonight for abc7 news at 11:00. if you aren't into blackreen friday. the incentives for you to get outside in the east bay tomorrow. >>> and a dying man and his son get a holiday wish. the special sneak preview they'll good getting on the upcoming "star wars" movie. >>> coming up next, catch foodie call few which followed by "jeopardy!" and "wheel of fortune." at 8:00, the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration. >> that's followed at 10:00 by the goldbergs and modern family, and then stay tuned for abc7 news at 11:00. >> and stick around for jimmy kimmel live. that comes on right at 11:35. >> that's it for this edition of abc7 news. what are you all thankful for this year? >> all of you guys? >> friends, families, it's all good. >> even though we're here, it's all good. >> how about you, chris? >> i'm thankful for everything. and i'm hungry. >> we're hearing that the boston market if you're following us on twitter, we should be getting a boston market feast. they've had a slight delay. we think it's here. thank you for making

. >> the reason is black americans are interested -- >> [overlapping talking]. >> over dinner. >> we are going to ruth chris's. >> and you are taking me with you. >> to win in america you have to appeal with a winning agenda that include job. only donald trump is doing it now. if the other side doesn't do it, you could end up seeing 12 or even 18%. >> okay. >> i bet dinner for that. >> ruth chris i am making the reservation. jennifer lopez will perform at the super bowl half-time show. this being football season. she told the "l.a. times" it's important for two latino women to headline the super bowl especially right now in trump's america. did we need j-loto remind us there are latinos in america. isn't this politicizing football? >> this identity politics is hurting the left and progressives. her actions just fulfilled that. more and more of us are saying we are just people. we want to watch football and enjoy thanksgiving. >> bravo for j-lo, because this president, she needs to make sure we are not forgetten. all people of color. >> if she'll be the representative of latinos, she is in a motive playing a s

chris and sandhya, thanks for being >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- martin scorsese. from "when they see us," jharrel jerome. and music from the black keys.ers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thank you for leaving your homes to be here. thank you for tuning in after another ucrazy couple of days. a lot is happening in washington right now.

you grow legal marijuana and push out the black market, you find that what the free market decides -- the united states should consider that as well. host: chris, calling us from florida. good morning. caller: i have a couple things on my mind. i think the whole vaping argument is ridiculous. i wish there were more important things to talk about. on the subject of marijuana, there are vape pens with marijuana, i have tried them, they work. my criminology professor went to congress to give his expert opinion on whether or one of --whether marijuana should be legalized or not. he gave his opinion that it should not. i thought that was interesting. i might go along with that. however, whether you are for it or against it, i do not think it really matters. the cat is out of the bag. one thought i had, why not slap a 50% tax on all marijuana sold and maybe after a decade or two, our federal deficit would be reduced significantly? guest: one problem with attacks of that size, it would allow the black market to continue. there is a price differential people will pay for regulated cannabis that they know is coming from a credible source, but a 50% tax

black friday. plus, you can save up to $400 a year. click, call or visit a store today. >>> hey, i'm chris cuomo, welcome to "primetime." this has been the biggest day yet in the bulk of testimony that calls the president's defense came from a witness republicans wanted to testify. we also can't lose sight of the big testimony that happened this morning also. it's good to have analysts and experts and we do but i have two big players here tonight, a democrat who had one of the biggest moments daof the day an we're going to bring in a republican player to test their side of it. let's get after it. >>> all right. four firsthand witnesses means they saw, they heard, that's how they know. they've just raised the impeachment stakes. republicans may now be starting to regret calling two of them, particularly the former u.s. envoy to ukraine kurt volker. here's a taste of why. >> but the accusation that vice president biden acted inappropriately did not seem at all credible to me. i rejected the conspiracy theory that variety biden would have been influenced in his duties by vice president by money paid to his son. he's han ho

out,bama, as chris pointed did not run as jesse jackson had run, for example, is essentially the candidate of black america. obama ran anymore transcendent amongut was validated many black americans, and you see this reflected in the polling over many months, is when he won the iowa caucuses. because then the message to african-american voters in states like south carolina was white people will vote for this guy, and he could actually win. and that i think had a lot to do with his winning this sort of tug-of-war with hillary clinton for the black vote, and then going on and getting to the democratic national -- and then being elected and reelected as president. 2008u: this one is dated , but i am going to say it is april because i know when the pennsylvania primary was. hillarypper left, instructs barack on the finer points of being a regular guy. it is hard to see the detail but she is wearing these low riding jeans, she has a tattoo on her anchor,m, and -- an right. shot, chaseand a it down, and don't raise the pinky when you drink, that is elitist. obama is wearing a very out of place suit in a

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chris. >> i'm not a scholar of urban history. i do black educational history. but i do believe there are some important implications or lessons that we can learn from the educational migration and just really quickly two of them is the curricular development or underdevelopment of hbcus that we still see today. i'm a native of north carolina. years ago when the unc system was trying to establish a unitary system, the federal government suggested that north carolina put the vet school at north carolina a&t. if you know anything about north carolina today, the vet school is at north carolina state university. if you know anything about another hbcu in the northeastern part of north carolina, that school struggled for enrollment for generations. the legislature promised to put a pharmacy school at this hbcu and they still have not done it and we're now in 2019. there's a legacy of the curricular underdevelopment of hbcus that we can see that forced black students to have to go north for graduate school then and it still impacting the curricular offerings at these

the state department aide's name is chris anderson, testifying that trump complained to john bolton after seeing a cnn report that a u.s. navy vessel entered the black to push back on russian aggression there. here's what anderson said. there was a news report on cnn, and then the white house asked the navy to cancel that. what does that signal to an adversary like putin? >> well, it signals to me weakness. the russians like to think of the black sea as a russian lake. it is not. it's international waters, and the united states has had a long practice of validating and reinforcing freedom of navigation. and this is just another instance of this mysterious deference to putin personally and russia generally. you know, i couldn't help but watch the image of foreign minister lavrov of russia laughing and joking during an interview about interfering in the election in 2020 just as president trump joked about it with putin. and it just shows you the russians aren't taking us seriously, and putin has to be clicking his heels right now because of all these victories. and in his mind he is, you know -- he's transcendent over president trump. >> sad. thank yo

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including the black keys, norah jones, and more, malcolm, great to have you with us. that does it for us this morning, chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. >> good morning, it is friday, november 8th here is what is happening. this morning the 2020 democratic race as we knew it may be over. the former mayor of new york city. a man forbes says is worth $52 billion, and has influenced the 2020 election from outside, could soon be inside. nbc confirmed that michael bloomberg is actively preparing to enter the democratic primary. he is expected to file paper work to get on the ballot in alabama. howard wolfson saying that mike is increasingly concerned that the current field of candidates is not well positioned to defeat trump. it could shake up the race and create a greater divide between the moderates and progressives. ali vitalli is here. >> what kind of reaction are we hearing from the rest of the field? >> michael bloomberg is kind of sort of running for president maybe. he moved to file in alabama, that state's filing deadline is today at 5:00. his team says it is not too late because they have

about this tension back in 2012 chris, i thought it was earlier and recent than that. 2012, what mayor pete was saying i think is not that he's trying to appropriate the blackaims some sort of equal victim hood. what he was saying is that as a gay person who faces discrimination, he can understand the discrimination and the way african-americans feel. he's not trying to say i am a victim like you are. what he's trying to say is i understand where you're coming from and i have an affinity and i want to help and i can hear you. i can see you. that's all i can boil it down to. what he has to understand is he's got to be for someone who is nuance as he is, he needs to learn how to be more nuance when talking about his being gay and trying to construct a bridge over the african-american community. he faced a lot of criticisms earlier, late last month when a memo came out from his campaign where focus groups of african-americans and the big news that came out was a lot of people in those groups had a problem of him being guy. when you read the memo and the entirety of the memo of what comes through is one, that folks did not know him and once they learn more abou

all of people whose record is best, when chris christie put my election, remember for senate he put it on a wednesday in october as opposed to on the same day, blackl new jersey elections when there's campaigns up and down the ticket, around 9%. my ability to motivate and excite and ignite the outpouring of african-american voters, which is critical for us winning, i know i can do that the best in this field. >> and, look, i knew in a sense that's how you'd answer the question because it's about you. i am curious. do you think that older african-american voters have the issue that mr. clyburn said they have that they're not comfortable voting for someone who is gay? >> my mom is turning 80 this year. and she's already told me that she celebrates the fact that there is a gay person in this race, openly who he is, confident and strong. so, again, this broad brush as we paint with any demographic in our country is just wrong. pete is an extraordinary leader. i'm thrilled that he's in this race. when it comes to black voters and other constituencies, i think i'm going to be the better person to get folks out, but god bless america. it's wonderful we h

black friday. plus, you can save up to $400 a year. click, call or visit a store today. >>> that is it for me. chrisg, i said it during the break. >> is that really it for you or are you going to hang around? >> who knows? the turkey pardon was sponsored by the turkey lobby. >> yes. >> everything. everything is sponsored by a lobbyist in washington. >> what's the suggestion? are you going to do a tease for the swamp. >> that's pretty swampy. everything is swampy. we live in a very deep and muddy swampy swamp. >> and happy thanksgiving to you, katy tur. thank you for that. hello, i am chris jansing. i'm in for ali velshi. tuesday, november 26th, and here's our quote today. an opportunity to discuss the historical and constitutional basis of impeachment. that's the house chairman of the judiciary committee. announcing its first hearing is going to be held on december 4th. that's the committee, of course, that drafts and debates articles of impeachment. chairman jerry nadler sent a letter to the white house inviting president trump and his legal team to participate in its first hearing. but the preside

chris and sandhya, thanks for being >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- martin scorsese. from "when they see us," jharrel jerome. and music from the black keys. and now, look here, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching at home. thank you for leaving your homes to be here. thank you for tuning in after another ucrazy couple of days. a lot is happening in washington right now. what a weekend. remember last week there was a woman testifying in front of congress and donald trump being the stable genius we know he is decided to go on twitter and atta, cling a lot of his supporters well, guesswhat? yesterday tweety gonlez out hisrange thumbs andheidt ag. this time he attacked a woman who works for mike pence currently. her name is jennifer williams. she's a special adviser to the vice president. she was also listening in on trump's now infamous call with the president of ukraine. there were more people on this call than there were at his inauguration. [ laughter ] so in her closed door testimony williams says trump specifically mentioned the name o

chris, this is a man who was on the verge of resigning and packing up and leaving the governor's office after being caught up in a couple of black baby youhave the lieutenant governoro was accused of rape by a couple of weapon. i believe he's filed a defamation suit. again, democrats ran the board in virginia. it is the first time in a generation. virginia has trended against a party in the white house. whenever bill clinton was president, they lost a lot of presidents when george washington was president and they ran up the score little bit whenever obama was president that we've seen something in virginia going back to the early '90s, even the late '80s when you see the parties which transition there. i think the next election in virginia will tell us whether this is a permanent trend or one in which it's just a reflection back or a rejection of the party which has occupied the white house which happened the last four copresidents. >> shannon: i will ask you both what messages if and you can extrapolate from tonight's result into the 2020 election. i'll start with you. >> if you are a governor and you don't have the support of

chris. over to steve kornacki at the board. steve, it's as if we planned it this way. look at where you have numbers from tonight. >> all this talk about blackupport in south carolina in particular. let's take a look at what the numbers say. this is the latest south carolina poll. came out just this week. this is the overrule number here. you see biden continuing to lead in the state. you see kamala harris, 6%. by the way, you don't see cory booker even registering here. that's his support level in south carolina. take a look at the breakdown, white versus black. you remember almost two-thirds of the electorate in south carolina next year on the democratic side will be african-american. this is what it looks like among white voters. check out among black voters. joe biden. this has been the story all year. 44%. more than 4 to 1 over in e candidate. second place is bernie sanders. distant second place. warren back at 8%. then you get kamala harris at 6%. guess who's name you don't see here? you were just talking to cory booker. cory booker not even registering with african-american voters in south carolina. i can tell thank you is a national