chris: john couldn't believe it. he says for nearly a year, the city insisted the unmarked grave next to his parents was occupied by a stranger who happened to share the same last name. john: now, i don't think i even heard an apology. chris: john said the cemetery ultimately offered a refund for the blunder. john: and he said, "john, the best we can do for you is give you $15 back." chris: yes, $15. benicia cemetery bylaws outline it's right to correct errors with a refund. now, john showed me his parents' receipt from '55. they paid $30 for 2 plots, so john gets half. chris: a $15 refund? john: yeah, a $15 refund, and i said, "what about inflation?" chris: prices have risen since 1955. a haircut is no longer $1.42, gas no longer $0.29 a gallon, a visit to the doctor no longer $3.41, and a new burial plot in benicia no longer $15. it's as much as $1500. john: and that's why i called you. i thought, "well, maybe if they're on tv, that might change their attitude a little bit." chris: we wrote the city, and within days

chris: john roberts reporting from tokyo. thanks for that. now to the sleeping republican tax plan which would cut rates for corporations and individuals but would and some key deductions. on a friday, i sat down with the speaker of the house, paul ryan, to discuss the tax plan and much more. still, let's start with the prospects for this text. you say you want house to pass it by things giving which is less than three weeks away and you also say the k street is coming after us and the lobbyists and the special interest so how certain are you that the house will meet the things giving deadline? >> i feel good about it. we are pleased with what we have rolled out and this is what we said we would do when we iran for office in 2016. we have to have tax reform and tax cuts for people in the middle and this delivers that and we really are convinced this will help get our economy growing and reaching its potential. you have to do this in order to do that and that's why we want to get it done this year so we have a good strong economic growth and 1

another beatle of the state you can be found in but it stuck out the park i'm here with chris john lance who is the artistic director of p.t. h.p.n. for a whole year in the run up to beatles anniversary on december seventeenth twenty twenty there will be a variety of concerts exhibitions at festivals. and that's as the artistic director. i'm sure you can't tell me what's happening in twenty twenty five of the b.d.f. or anything you could say th b.n. is our d.n.a. it's what guides us. based on these five letters that stand for beethoven we've come up with five for me as being stevie stands for bon beethoven stands for tone construct which is german for musician that of course is the main focus especially interesting is age that stands for beethoven the human asked the values of the french revolution liberty equality and fraternity were important to him and he puts them across in his music the stands for visionary beethoven always broke the boundaries that is the form of composition in his time and shape the creativity of the future. and stands for beethoven as a friend of nature and. beet

to a castle in the western part of the country on the border with luxembourg that is where chef chris john a bow creates award winning dishes now hours just crowned chef of the year two thousand and eighteen by the restaurant guide told me you know well we met up with him to find out the secret to his success. yellowtail amberjack sashimi. grilled steamed longer steamed. it is it made if this is not raw sprays and line. many go maize can spot a dish may find christiane bell on the site the new chef of the year is one of the first in germany to combine japanese influences with classic french cuisine. and yeah. we use a lot of fish often preparing it the way the japanese do and that means we use a lot of raw fish and a lot of very briefly poached fish. rarely with cream sauce of the sort of things like that. in our dishes the focus is always on the basic ingredient is inherent flavor we have to accent. but an all around it's an array of fantastic side dishes . and even not far from the border with luxembourg and friends will mains and consulates be pampered by the three stone chef since nine

. >> chris: john roberts reporting from tokyo. thanks for that.ow to the sweeping republican tax plan, which would cut rates for corporations and individuals, but would end some key deductions. on friday, i sat down with the speaker of the house, paul ryan, to discuss the tax plan, and much more. >> welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me. >> chris: let's start with the prospects for the tax plan. you want the house to pass it by thanksgiving, which is less than three weeks away. you also say they are coming after us, the lobbyists and special interests, so how certain are you at the house will meet the thanksgiving deadline? >> speaker ryan: i feel very good about it. our members are very excited about this, we are pleased with what we rolled out and this is what we said we would do when we ran for office in 2016. we have to have tax reform, we have to have tax cuts so people in the middle, this delivers that. this will help get our economy growing and reach its potential. you have to do this in order to do that, and that's why

well for more on this i'm joined on the phone from chris john a figure as executive secretary for the un convention on climate change thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us so we've just been hearing there the paris climate agreement was hugely significant as a first step to tackling climate change in a global way but if targets are to be met how does the international community now need to build on that. well thank you marion for of having me tonight you know what we have here actually our race is going on at the same time one is the brain temperature rise just heard temperatures continue to rise emissions will continue to rise and we really are against a right time of year to be able to stop the temperature from rising beyond the one point five and beyond to the queen which is what was agreed in the paris agreement on the other hand it is very clear that there is also a grave to be carbonized on the move and we've just had a very interesting piece on coal there but the fact is that we are not as as a community of nations we're not increasing our dependence of coal we

twenty sixteen to seventeen season the thirty year old is now tied a level with brown majority rival chris john although for the most golden swan. but if he could. i think i've grown both on and off the pitch i have improved unincorporated new traits into my way of playing and each day i know joy being a footballer. and finally four years after he retired from playing football former liverpool manchester united and around the striker michael owen has made a sporting comeback on horseback at the ascot race course he's almost a perfect debut as a jockey for a former european footballer of the year but he was just beaten into second place on his horse called their prince and i love that it was. better than i expected i must admit we seem to go really quick early on and i thought wow this is you know no one can keep this up it was almost i was probably the fastest i've ever been on a horse and then we just felt like if the whole stay the whole slope into the boat and on the inside and all of us when i was in the front i was a good come on no. i was a long stride and i got very tired and that's all

journalists and if there are virtually no consequences for doing so that spells bad news for the more chris a john home and how does it. twitter says a customer support employee on their last day working for the company shut down donald trump's account on thursday it was reactivated eleven minutes later the company had initially said human error led to the brief closure of the account twitter says it's working on steps to prevent such incidents occurring again. all the news of course on our website there it is on your screen the address al-jazeera dot com. a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera an arrest warrant for the ousted leader of catalonia is expected to be issued on friday governors put months lawyer says the move has already been approved in madrid but there's been no official word from the spanish capital huge amount is currently in belgium and the resistance from cattle and. if we can expect a long and repression of the fury in which the spanish state has attacked a beautiful european nation is outrageous and is threatening us all but we cannot fail we must fight it we will

those in the middle class, middle income categories we desperately need a tax cut. >> chris: we will ask g.o.p. senator johnromised the american people a big, beautiful christmas present in the form of major tax cuts. can the g.o.p. deliver, or will the bill get stuck in the chimney? joining us from south dakota to discuss that and much more, the number three republican in the senate, john thune. if you said recently about the president trump could be influential, your word, in getting roy moore to step down, but as we have discussed today, the president is now siding with judge moore, and i want to put up a tweet that the president sent this morning. at the last thing we need in alabama, and the u.s. senate, is a schumer-pelosi puppet who is weak on crime, week on the border, bad for our military second amendment, and wants to raise taxes to the sky. jones would be a disaster. senator, does not disappoint you, where the president is no? >> senator thune: i would like to see the president come out and support what many of us have said, and that is that roy moore it needs to step aside while somebody else to

thanks, john. chris stirewalt is here. he joins us. chris, i have an motto that every time a president of the united states goes overseas for a big trip, something dramatic happens back home and you can't anticipate what it's going to be. the alabama senate race was not supposed to be dramatic, but it has been. listen to mitch mcconnell on what he said about the chance of a write-in candidate. >> are you encouraging a write-in campaign? >> that's an option. we're looking at whether or not there is someone who can mount a write-in campaign successfully. >> would it be strange to you? >> we'll see. >> dana: how would all of this work if it would come to that? >> well, look, you heard from doug jones. the danger from republicans is doug jones is -- doug joans is to alabama as scott brown was to massachusetts. he's the kind of guy who -- remember it's a short term. he said, i may be a democrat, but i'm a moderate democrat. and his track record as a prosecutor said he's a law and order guy. look, it's only for a year and a half. only for tw

journalists and if they're of the consequences for doing so that spells bad news for the moat chris a john home and how does it a city also had him on al-jazeera and sports world number one rafael the dolphins for a quarter final spot in power those details coming up with. welcome back it's time to support his job. thanks very much will schools and offices across haste and will close on friday to allow as many people as possible to turn out for the houston astros victory parade is the first and they'll be championship title for the team who will celebrate in their home city the astros comprehensively outplayed the l.a. dodgers in game seven of the world series and he's home in reports. this is the stage that all high school players and fans dream of a win a title contest up to six really games of the world series for. the houston astros were away from harm and that might have given them the upper hand in dealing with the pressure and a two run harm run in just the second inning that put them five nothing coming from the east. stays the don't just have won one hundred forty games during the

chris. >> congressman john, what do you make of the politics of this and the personal vulnerability of thisresident? it does seem odd that donald trump is in the role of judge and jury of roy moore. it just seems odds. >> listen, he's making a decision based on politics, not on principle. and that's exactly what we should expect from donald trump. donald trump wants roy moore to be the next senator from alabama. steve bannon wants roy moore to be the next senator from alabama. the alt-right wants roy moore to be the next senator from alabama. and there is no reason for donald trump to go any other way, but based on principle. and so that's what we are seeing in this administration right now. there is no win for republicans in this scenario, other than in the long lens of history, doug jones, winning this seat. >> what do you think of mcconnell? will he accept him if he wins? >> so, chris, look, you've lived through this. you get it a ass a staffer and somebody who believes in the institution. there is no way that if the people of alabama, knowing everything they know, fully vetting their ca

journalists and if there are virtually no consequences for doing so that spells bad news for the more chris a john home and how does it or mexico city. al-jazeera is demanding the release of its journalists hussein has been in an egyptian prison for more than three hundred ten days is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny my mood has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail he was arrested in december while visiting his family. now a term made popular by u.s. president donald trump has been named collins dictionary's word of the year fake news will be printed in the next edition the phrase which is frequently used by trump and his allies to criticize media reports a seen a three hundred sixty five percent rise in use since two thousand and sixteen. it's defined as false often sensational information disseminated on the guise of news reporting is a small sample of trump and the word of the year i'm not finished fake newsman who is big news who is a totally phony serious that we don't want fake news for the news but the fake news just fake it's

in a green or fall appear on russia today pro or john mcdonnell jeremy corbin diane abbott john redwood chris of the scottish national party salman's own party expressed her debt. hider been asked which i was and i would've advised him to seek another channel to hear the sure and of course alec is not currently an elected politician and he's free to meet care whatever decisions he wishes to meet well i found that slightly odd actually because normally the scottish national party will begin reopening air and sea ports in yemen becomes after a week long total blockade of the country manage tarion organizations have also been increasingly concerned by a little incident with full confidence i can say that these numbers will increase and humankind will face a horrific catastrophe when it will discover one day that it hasn't fulfilled its duty as it should if the catastrophe indeed happens we break the international community to pressure the coalition food and medicine not weapons things that have nothing to do with weapons they shouldn't be manipulated. well yemen which is the poorest country in t

chris is off this morning. john berman joins me. >> happy friday. >> we have a lot of news. we begin with several developments in the russia investigation despite repeated denials from president trump and the white house, we now have concrete evidence that mr. trump was personally told about ties between one of his campaign advisers and russia. a former national security adviser, d.j. gordon, was at this meeting where george p papadopoulos made his pitch. he said president trump did not dismiss the idea. and his son-in-law jared kushner turning over documents. >> also, serious new questions about attorney germ jeff sessions, his memory or lack thereof. this after carter page testified that he told sessions he was traveling to russia during the 2016 campaign. remember, sessions was also in the room with george papadopoulos when he made his pitch. he is not aware of any conversations between the trump campaign and russia. democrats say they want to know what's going on here. all of this happening as president trump le

the bipartisan approach where i believe it's chris murphy and john cornyn, they are trying to just enhancehe background checks, trying to beef them up. do you see any problem with that? >> i think that senator john cornyn is a strong supporter of the second amendment, we want the background checks to work. we think the laws in effect have to be effective and if there's flaws in them we want to have them corrected. i think senator cornyn is the right man to lead the charge on that. >> in the house jackie speier has been talking about sexual harassment and it's still going on inside the halls of congress, and in fact two members of congress, one republican and one democrat that are sort of well-known serial harassers that have not been named. do you know who they are? >> not a clue. this is the first time i have ever heard that statement made. >> and there's $15 million paid out of taxpayer money because of the quiet or secretive settlements that have been made because of what has happened inside congress because of sexual harassment. what do you know about that? >> the first i heard about i

chris. >> appreciate it. joining us now, cnn political analyst, john avalon, and chris cillizza. the headline for you? >> just as shellacking, a rejection of trumpism. in virginia, exceeding all expectations. republicans in congress are nervous about what is coming down the pike for '18. this was a rejection of donald trump and his policies. >> let me challenge you. >> do challenge me, alisyn camerota. >> that's not how voters saw it in new jersey. >> go. >> there, the democrat, phil murphy won, and here's what the exit polls say. was it because they support or oppose trump or trump not a factor. 59%. chris christie was a factor in that state, and it was a rejection of chris christie, but not of trump. >> 33% approval rate, that's how to answer that. in virginia, people did seem to motivate. >> virginia is the big prize, because that's the key swing state. democrats have had four of the last five governors, and this was a state that was conservative and republican, and nobody saw this coming. the gender gap, he did better among women than hillary clinton, and that speaks. >> the polls are not going to

john's for chris mullen the all-time warrior is the head coach there. kd was asked about all of the subplots, remember yes -- last year when they brought up the cupcakes and all that. they're still mad at them for leaving oklahoma. kd was in please about talking about that today. >> i just want to play and keep it on basketball. >> we still don't know what he will be able to play tomorrow night. he has a sprained ankle. did you see steph curry on the jimmy fallon show last night? pretty good stuff. the conversation got around to his wife's new restaurant in san francisco called international smoke. apparently there was a little misunderstanding about what kind of smoke they were talking about. >> i'd like to get into smoking, i think that's my next move. >> i need you to be more specific. [laughter]>> [applause]>> i'll talk to you later. nothing is better than some good pork ribs. [laughter] >> when you make it a new york city you're invited to be on the jimmy fallon show. you saw earlier the clip you guys rather klay thompson. they're all over the plac

john: fantastic. without a lot of experience in this position either. >> joe: chris taylor at the plate. to come full-circle for charlie morton but he has been through the biggest grind getting to the point to feel like a big leaguer. the injuries, almost nine years to get to a big-league career where he can do something. then this year, what he had for the astros, amazing. >> joe: outside. 14-7 during the regular season for a guy who got the 2-your deal, and a pitcher who nine times has been on the disabled list. he has fought through that. the astros identified him as somebody who could help, and boy, were they right. one out, nobody on. 2-1 pitch. 2-2. 96 from morton. he started, peacock picking up big outs tonight. liriano got an out. devenski. since then, it's charlie morton. 2-2 pitch. broken bat. altuve comes to get it. two out. and the astros are one out away here in game 7. the batter will be corey seager. for the dodgers, they will look at the heart of their lineup. a lot of it, the astros have been able to contain justin turner and expose the rookie cody bellinger. struck out

host: chris, thank you for for ng. calling. john sopko. guest: first of all, i don't do policy, i do process, but i can upon my experience and experience my office and we're looking at -- actually doing lessons learned report on how we got into afghanistan and the that, gy and planning for seen no evidence that we went to proveanistan either he skurj of e on t openium. there is no evident of that. say that much. as far as why we went in on minerals, we the have gotten very little, if nything, from the minerals or we call extractives which can natural gas. so that, again, we have found no have seen nothing that would corroborate that. to develop the xtractive industry so that the afghan people will do better. so they can start exporting drugs.ng other than ut, in response to the implication that there's a aware operation, i'm not of any. host: you mentioned you don't do process, to that caller and several other callers talkedprogram so far, we opium, and processing plants there, does that action the processprocess, of understanding what is

so this is a compromise between chris murphy and john cornyn. cornyn had to say about it earlier today. >> i think this represents some progress. we're not going to be able to stop all problems in the future but this -- problems like we saw in sutherland springs, terrible tragedies like that, i think could have been prevented. >> so again, this doesn't make changes to existing laws. it creates a system of insensitives and requirements to ensure that they are being fed the data that they need to work the way it was intended. steve? >> kasie hunt on capitol hill, kristen welker at the white house, thank you. joining me now is president of the american action forum, former chief economist on the president's council of economic advisers and former director of the congressional budget office. doug, i saw a quote for you talking about tax reform on capitol hill. the business community's interests, the idea that to the business community, this is a long overdue and they are excited about the corporate tax reduction. they say there's a willingness to ov

pointing a republican senator john sununu is chris wallace aghast tomorrow as an exclusive interview with tax reform along with trying to of wait a government shutdown. but check your local listings on fox news sunday. >> more than 300 people killed in egypt 13 were children. the deadliest attack with as many as 30 militants targeting worshipers. and now egypt's leaders are responding and this situation is the big escalation old betty marked by conflict. >> this was the biggest terrorist attack in modern history when they were targeted generally speaking going after law enforcement officials and christians. it is a more and mystics branch of islam to say that others are heretics' by their teachings. but syenite is a part of egypt going from the suez canal down to gaza that is sinking deeper and deeper into poverty 305 killed in the attack with 30 children vehicles were held today within 24 hours the mosque was filled to capacity the terrorists 80 visa and armed set off the bombs and hurled grenades into the church and then shot at people as they fled and then to impede the entry of e

host: chris, thank you for for ng. calling. john sopko. guest: first of all, i don't do policy, i do process, but i can upon my experience and experience my office and we're looking at -- actually doing lessons learned report on how we got into afghanistan and the that, gy and planning for seen no evidence that we went to proveanistan either he skurj of e on t openium. there is no evident of that. say that much. as far as why we went in on minerals, we the have gotten very little, if nything, from the minerals or we call extractives which can natural gas. so that, again, we have found no have seen nothing that would corroborate that. to develop the xtractive industry so that the afghan people will do better. so they can start exporting drugs.ng other than ut, in response to the implication that there's a aware operation, i'm not of any. host: you mentioned you don't do process, to that caller and several other callers talkedprogram so far, we opium, and processing plants there, does that action the processprocess, of understanding what is

dodgers will go on to tie it on a two out rbi hits by chris taylor and lost it in the tenth. >> john:hat was a changeup. does the memory of devenski throw a fastball or does he feel he can make a better changeup pitch with two strikes against puig. >> joe: first and third. the 0-2. fastball at 96. the only team to overcome a five-run deficit in a world series when facing elimination was 15 years ago. 30 miles down the i-5. 2002 game 6, angels trailed the giants. going into the bottom of the seventh. they won game seven, game john lackey started. >> john: that's hard to do to come back that late, but we've seen it. we've seen a lot of late runs, that's not usually the case against most bullpens in baseball today. >> joe: fourth pitcher of the night for the astros, chris devenski. the 0-2. seager walked in this inning. justin turner had a base hit to go off the glove of bregman. then the pitching change. bellinger bounced into a force-out. he's at first. seager at third, two out. a 1-2 pitch coming to yasiel puig. fouled back, and bellinger was on the move again. >> john: puig is upset

chris and alisyn. >> joe johns, thanks forsetting the table.s a big day. >> i just think he looks bad. this idea that the whole thing from him and from others, there's nothing to see here. nothing to any of this russia thing, except for that meeting over there. that doesn't mean anything. oh, yeah, that meeting over there. but that doesn't mean anything. when he stood up like a knight in shining armor saying you can't contact russia and set something up, that he remembers. that looks bad. it is not as significant as other disclosures. i think it is more evidence of what has the president lacking confidence in sessions about. and i just think, you know, he's become a distraction. and a guy who doesn't seem to be as aggressive as the president would like. >> do you think that the testimony yesterday moved the needle? >> i think it moved it against the white house. when you see public polls suggesting 49% of the country thinks the president did something wrong. they just don't know what it is, it means the white house story is not getting out. and

chris, back to you. >> joe johns, thank you very much. we're just 24 hours after the attack in new york. you have prosecutors releasing incredible details from their questioning of the suspect. the criminal complaint revealing how long the attack was planned, why it was planned, what role isis played and what he wanted to do that he wasn't able to. what do we know, my friend? >> that's right, chris. we know that he wanted to inflict a lot more damage than he was able to. we're learning a lot more about the planning, how darkly premeditated it was. we're learning that because he waived his miranda rights and is speaking with investigators. when you listen to the tone, you see the tone of the quotes, it sounds like he's proud of it. we know this attack was in the works, the planning was in the works for about a year. it was only about two months ago that he decided to use a truck likely because he saw how deadly effective it was in europe in places like better minute, barcelona and london. we want that he chose halloween afternoon because s

johns. what are you hearing? >> reporter: good morning, chris.sident is expected to head to capitol hill today hoping to savor the moment with house republicans as they take their biggest step yet toward putting that enormous tax bill on his desk. the emerging drama is whether the senate version could be heading to resistance even from republicans. president trump looking to build momentum around one of his top legislative priorities previewing this afternoon's house vote on their gop tax bill and accusing democrats of obstruction. but the real focus is on the other side of the capitol where uncertainty is growing around the senate's bill. after wisconsin senator ron johnson became the first to openly oppose the legislation in its current form. >> i wouldn't vote for the senate version. bottom line. >> reporter: johnson expressing concern they are getting a better deal saying in a statement that neither the house or senate bill provide fair treatment. the president personally reaching out yesterday. >> i think he shares the concern. >> reporter:

dodgers will go on to tie it on a two out rbi hits by chris taylor and lost it in the tenth. >> john:changeup. does the memory of devenski throw a fastball or does he feel he can make a better changeup pitch with two strikes against puig. >> joe: first and third. the 0-2. fastball at 96. th five-run deficit in a world series when facing elimination was 15 years ago. 30 miles down the i-5. 2002 game 6, angels trailed the giants. going into the bottom of the seventh. they won game seven, game john lackey started. >> john: that's hard to do to come back that late, but we've seen it. we've seen a lot of late runs, that's not usually the case against most bullpens in baseball today. >> joe: fourth pitcher of the night for the astros, chris devenski. the 0-2. seager walked in this inning. justin turner had a base hit to go off the then the pitching change. bellinger bounced into a force-out. he's at first. seager at third, two out. a 1-2 pitch coming to yasiel puig. fouled back, and bellinger was on the move again. >> john: puig is upset at himself. another chance with the passed ball. bell

john's with ex-warriors star chris mullen who's coaching the red storm.cially listed as questionable with a sore ankle. hard to imagine him missing this game, though. he says it's just one of 82. >> just a regular game for me now. i know how to tune out the crowd. i know how to tune out the [ bleep ]. and just keep it at basketball. i'll be all right. >>> college hoops. vcu taking maui. the maui gym invitational. jonathan williams the steal and the score. vcu up 10 early. later in the first cal's don coleman with a drive and no. but marcus lee yes. with authority! kristen, want to do some sports tere? >> with authority. >> muscling in on your turf. >> that's okay. i like the enthusiasm. i'm willing to share. jenkins went for 27 and cal falls 83-69. i may need your help for this also. i know you want to cal so you're pumped up. this had people mesmerized earlier. watch number 80. don't lose 80. now you see him. now you don't. >> that is so funny. >> usc coach clay helton posted this video, and people are replaying it over and over and over. 80 is apparentl

right across the street from flowers high school and john michael chris man has been working on this brisket 12 hours. he's been smoking it, right? >> yes, ma'am. >> all right. this is the grand finale, the beef brisket, he's plating it up. there you see it, with the homemade baked beans, and the coleslaw homemade over there. and tlhen over there for desser we have delicious double stuffed there? okay, so, john michael, tell me what the secret is to success with brisket, which is a popular holiday dish? >> just a slow and real low temperature. it's going to bring it to -- it's going to fall apart. >> i love it, i love it. but we went to manassas first, and they did short ribs. >> and they came up shorts. >> oh. >> then we went to the district of columbia and they did beef and broccoli. >> and their fortune cookie showed -- >> reporter: he's going hard, isn't he, guys? what about the montgomery county and the chicken marsala? >> i think they're a little chicken. this is the grand slam. >> reporter: what's the secret weapon as well? you've got a secret weapon. >> it's going to be a lit

john's with ex-warriors star chris mullen who's coaching the red storm.ble with a sore ankle. hard to imagine him missing this game, though. he says it's just one of 82. >> just a regular game for me now. i know how to tune out the crowd. i know how to tune out the [ bleep ]. and just keep it at basketball. i'll be all right. >>> college hoops. vcu taking on cal in maui. the maui gym invitational. jonathan williams the steal and the score. vcu up 10 early. later in the first cal's don coleman with a drive and no. but marcus lee yes. with authority! kristen, want to do some sports tere? >> with authority. >> muscling in on your turf. >> that's okay. i like the enthusiasm. i'm willing to share. jenkins went for 27 and cal falls 83-69. i may need your help for this also. i know you want to cal so you're pumped up. this had people mesmerized earlier. watch number 80. don't lose 80. now you see him. now you don't. >> that is so funny. >> usc coach clay helton posted this video, and people are replaying it over and over and over. 80 is apparently invisible. whi

leland: good to sew you, speaking of republican senators, john thune joining chris wallace.lusive interview on fox news sunday, tax reform along with avoiding government shutdown, two topics up for discussion, check local listings or fox news sunday tomorrow. >> sexual harassment taking down major figures from capitol to hollywood. several women came forward of accusing him of miscan you believe the, senator al franken issuing apology while alabama senate candidate roy moore continues to deny allegations of misconduct despite similar stories from several women. it is a lot to keep track, marian, live in los angeles, what's the latest, marian. >> hi, laura, resolution in the house is meant to get lawmakers' attention specially after sexual harassment to al franken, groping and unwanted kissing, senator franken issuing another apology after two women came out with accusation, i have learned from recent stories that in some of those ebb counters i crossed the line for some women and i know that any number is too many. the house resolution is aimed at driving that point home, ra

john's head coach chris mullin draymond green shot around as the team prepares for their game in oklahomatomorrow nightklay thompson he saved the warriors against the nets sunday after steph curry fouled outbut the big question is the status of kevin durant who sat out against brroklyn with a sprained ankledurant did practice today and you'd figure he'll do whatever it takes to play against russell westbrook and his former team in the arena in which he was portrayed as a "cupcake" last seasonbut head coach steve kerr says durant's status is still up in the air(sot: kerr) (wipe to warriors thansgiving event) "still questionable. i was hoping chelsea would tell me this morning that he was good to go, but he's still got a little soreness. so we'll see how it goes tomorrow." as part of their "season of giving" initiative employees from the warriors and aquafina joined city of oakland volunteers today 360 in all at the oakland marriott to help distribute thanksgiving meals to families in need. oakland mayor libby schaaf was among those helping aquafina contributed 2,000 bottles of

chris is off this morning. john berman joins me. >> great to be here. >> we begin with several developments in the russia investigation. despite repeated comes from the president and the white house, we have concrete evidence that mr. trump was personally told about ties between one of his campaign advisers and russia. former trump national security adviser j.d. gordon was at this meeting in march 2016 where george pap were tkop louse made h papadopoulos and made his pitch. sources tell cnn mueller is reaching trump's inner circle and could be building a case against obstruction of justice for firing james comey. >> serious questions about attorney general jeff sessions, his memory and repeated lack thereof. this after carter or page, he testified to a house panel that he told sessions he was traveling to russia during the campaign. remember, sessions was also in the room with papadopoulos when he made his russia pitch. he said as recently as a week and a half ago that he was not aware of any conversations between t

chris is off this morning. john bermanoi

john's head coach chris mullin draymond green shot around as the team prepares for their game in oklahomahe saved the warriors against the nets sunday after steph curry fouled outbut the big question is the status of kevin durant who sat out against brroklyn with a sprained ankledurant did practice today and you'd figure he'll do whatever it takes to play against russell westbrook and his former team in the arena in which he was portrayed as a "cupcake" last seasonbut head coach steve kerr says durant's status is still up in the air(sot: kerr) (wipe to warriors thansgiving event) "still questionable. i was hoping chelsea would tell me this morning that he was good to go, but he's still got a little soreness. so we'll see how it goes tomorrow." as part of their "season of giving" initiative employees from the warriors and aquafina joined city of oakland volunteers today 360 in all at the oakland marriott to help distribute thanksgiving meals to families in need. oakland mayor libby schaaf was among those helping aquafina contributed 2,000 bottles of water and provide the food f

. >> when they'll talk about john belushi or chris farley, they'll say, well, you know, there was thede that would just take his clothes off and hang off the ledge of a building. that was the fun side. but then there was the bad side, the drugs and drinking. and you go maybe the two have something in common here. >> i'm a drug addict and an alcoholic. i didn't know for a while. i was in denial for years. i said i'm not an alcoholic, i'm not an alcoholic, i'm not an alcoholic. i was a mess. i didn't know what was going on. >> i think my dad and his friends did more cocaine than was ever in the movie "scarface." that became the thing that for a moment got rid of the pain. until you're clean and you're like oh, i'm just me. >> i did it so bad, dope dealers try not to sell me nothing. now that's doing it. for a dope dealer to say, man, i ain't going to give you no more of that [bleep], i'm sorry, i can't see you do that to yourself. dope dealers don't give [bleep] nothing. these [bleep] refuse to sell me cocaine. no [bleep] you're killing yourself. what? >> here is a warning sign if you h

chris: disney definitely seems to be treating john with kid gloves here.g they support his decision, very dramatic for media companies to just terminate relationships with people. it speaks to the influence he's had on the company the last 15 years. an amazing track record. the consumer products as well. man at the company. what does this mean for the business? chris: pixar has a pretty deep than just talent. they were famous for having this group of directors they called the brain trust. many of them have been in place for a while. it is likely if lassiter dustup down, they can pull someone from their. it might be that they look outside and try to change the culture that allowed this to happen. mieri: chris paul joining us. why the stakes are so high for retailers this holiday weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm a alisa parenti and you are watching bloomberg technology. a former doctor for the u.s. gymnastics team has pleaded guilty to seven counts of criminal sexual conduct. larry nassar was accused of molesting the seven girls singing it was medica