chris smith, the projected winner over lorna phillips. >>> democrat lisa blunt rochester, the projected win every over reeg will. the first woman and african-american woman from delaware elected to congress. >>> this just in the wilmington mayor's race. beating out robert martin. >>> the presidential race is still too close to call in pennsylvania. >> we're getting new results in philadelphia as well as the suburbs. keith jones is at the big board breaking things down. >> let's start in philadelphia. record turnout. about 73% of precincts reporting. clinton is leading trump 80-17. that's to be expected. numbers aren't yet available for

charlie: chris smith, jon stewart, thank you for doing this. we talked a lot about a lot of things. chris, why an oral history? yeah, why? chris: the title was taken. because -- charlie: it is an oral history. chris: the voices of people who wrote and performed the show are interesting and not terribly known outside the 22 minutes a night that jon and everyone else did for 16 years. certainly stephen colbert has done interviews, samantha bee has done interviews. but the actual process, the making of the show, that was not something that was exactly kept secret, but it was kept close because jon and everyone else was so focused on those four days a week and getting it done and that is a really hard job. the actual process, the making of the show, the evolution, the growth internally and externally was a story best told by the people who lived it. charlie: you have to go to jon and everyone else and ask. when you do this, would you cooperate. jon: i have known chris for a long time. i have always enjoyed his reporting and i have known chris for a long time. it was never -- he always ca

the book was written by chris smith. he highlights the show's rise with stewart at the helm. >> over the 16 years, how did the show evolve? what did it become that it was not at the beginning? >> in truth, i think the evolution he became better at doing it. >> this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. >> what we tried to develop was a decent internal barometer of what worked for the show and how to execute it. to end.ou can see, it's never gn i'm going to work on my obama. are you ready? here we go. yes, we can. i haven't seen an entrance that majestic since my friend met me orange julius.er grabbing an >> i don't know if this is emmy worthy. >> yes, indeed. >> you had to try and keep your own morality and integrity as the beacon for where you wanted the material to go. >> i have one simple goal. i want you to admit that there privilege. that's all i want. >> is it the best extension of your talent? >> i believe it was the best exns what i know how to perhaps i didn't necessarily >> bou were running the show, too. you w

charlie: chris smith, jon stewart, thank you for doing this. we talked a lot about a lot of things. n oral history? yeah, why? chris: the title was taken. because -- charlie: it is an oral history. chris: the voices of people who

. >> chris smith was behind the wheel in this scenario and describe was it is like to be snagged at high speed. you hear a noise. at the time feels like you lose power. >> it has taken him eight years of research to get it to go to market to police agencies. >> in a chase in a more controlled fashion has safety issues. >> the president of the peoria police association he has seen the videos of it in action. >> the concept is great. if that is holding up t will, that is huge. >> if he can save one person's life it was well worth the time and money making it a reality. >> the car is stopped. the suspect is not going anywhere. he dependent run through an intersection. >> stock is working with police departments across the country to see what price they can afford. how many pedestrians, how many bystanders have been hurt in cases like this. >> if it holds up. that's the key. >> we'll see. we'll follow it. >>> paul how we doing? >> a change in the weather. the cold front is coming on friday. not that cold but a drop in the humidity. and check it out. this is from the top and looking down kenn

chris smith was in the getaway car in this scenario, and he describes what it was like to suddenly be grabbed high speeds. >> you hear noises you're not used to hearing, and it slows you down fairly immediately. >> it took years of research and development to get it ready to market to police agencies much more controlled fashion has a huge value for law enforcement community and the safety of the community as a whole. >> he has seen videos of the grappler in action. >> his concept is absolutely fantastic. if that thing holds up the way it appears it's going to, huge advantage for law enforcement. >> stock says if his invention can help save even one intent person's life, it's worth the me reality. >> if it stops a car, the suspect didn't run through an intersection and hurt or kill somebody. >> i was in the passenger seat during the testing of it to see how it all works. you do get pretty close to the car to stop it, and with the tire snag, it brings it to a pretty quick conclusion. >> i wish i was up in the middle i need to do tomorrow. >> right. what's the cost of a thing like this?

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. >> rose: "the daily show (the book): an oral history as told by jon stewart," written by chris smith, forward by jon stewart. thank you for joining us, see you next time. >> rose: for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> you're watching pbs. >>> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. ♪ >>> and their buns are something i have yet to find anywhere else. >> cause i'm not inviting you to my house for dinner. >> breaded and fried and gooey and lovely. in the words of arnold schwarzenegger, i'll be back. >> you've heard of connoisseur, i'm a common-sewer. >> they knew i had to ward off some vampires or something. let's talk desserts gentle

i want to thank the chairman and the majority leader, kevin mccarthy, and my colleague, chris smith, for insisting that we restore original language that deals with chronic lyme and tick-borne diseases. this is important to my district and the nation. i have so many friends and neighbors that are sick, chronically sick, and they are desperate for cures and solutions. mr. gibson: thanks to this bill they now have a voice and a fighting chance. deeply grateful. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. upton: i yield one minute to my friend, the gentlelady from arizona, again the strong dvocate of this legislation, a minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from arizona is recognized for one minute. >> i rise in strong support of this important legislation. ms. mcsally: i thank chairman upton for his tireless leadership on the 21st century cures act. the bill is a result of years of hard work and brings hope to countless americans suffering from incurable diseases in all of our distri

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address a critical situation in the d.r.c., and i once again i thank the subcommittee chairman, chris smith, for his leadership on this issue. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: i'll reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: i'll close now because there are no other speakers. thank you. mr. speaker, the situation simmering right now in the democratic republic of congo is such a good example of why the united states can never retreat from our role on the world stage. this is a situation that doesn't touch most americans directly, so why should we be focused on it some might wonder? because any time anywhere democracy is under threat, it makes the world a little less safe. it makes regions a little less stable. it makes populations a little more vulnerable. standing up for democracy and the democratic republican of congo or any place else for that matter isn't just good for the people of that country, it's

, easily beating lornea a phillips-on, chris smith has pneumonia around for a while, he is goingll. the it looks like he will headache it as well. that is story, i'm jim gardner, we will be back shortly. >>> and we're back now, 9:30 p.m. in the east. election 2016. let's look at where things stand right now. 104 electoral votes for hillary clinton, 129 for donald trump. it takes 270 to win. and let's go right to jon karl for the latest on florida. >> it's as tight as it's been. donald trump still has a lead, a significant lead. but again, as i mentioned before, the miami area, specifically the county just above miami, broward county, this is an overwhelmingly democratic county. more than a third of the vote is still outstanding. hillary clinton can still harvest enough votes there. >> how much vote is in so far? >> the overall vote, about 90%. let's take a look, overall. 94% of the vote in florida is in. >> and you have it a little bit more than 100,000-vote lead for donald trump. and north carolina, let's see where that stands. there it is right there, 49% for donald trump. abou

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at far left is chris smith., who's credited with inventing the bunt. looks like a straitjacket. baseball uniforms have really changed over the years. i can see why. got to love this cap, though. take me out to the ballgame. so this is the bat. i see they're not playing with gloves. what about the balls? >> well, i have just the man to talk to for that. wild horse. >> wait. wild horse? >> that's his nickname. he runs the bases with wild abandon. >> you make those? >> i start with a rubber center, two cords of yarn. everything was handmade. >> ready? >> all right. >> really? oh, no. no gloves. aah! oh. it didn't hurt that bad. have you heard of the name archibald mcmahon? >> he's listed in the roster of the 1860 atlantics. actually, he played center field, and he batted third. so that's an indication that he was one of the better hitters. >> after the 1860 season, however, he becomes a bit of an enigma. he may have played for a pro team in manhattan, but census records after the civil war show him working as a but

we've now learned that chris the campaign train tomorrow. here's ryan smith. >> reporter: tonight, emotions running high as two officials formerly linked to new jersey governor chris christie are convicted in a plot to cause this massive traffic jam on the world's busiest bridge. ex-christie aide bridget ann kelly, choking back tears as the scepter of prison hangs over her head. >> no, bridget's not right now, we have to get home to family. >> reporter: a jury finding her and another bridge gate architect, bill baroni, guilty on nine criminal counts, including conspiracy and fraud. for orchestrating lane closures connecting new jersey to new york city. app -- ambulances stuck. all in the name of political payback for a new jersey mayor who didn't support christie's governor christie in a statement denying he had prior knowledge of the lane closures. saying i will set the record stra straight in the coming days. and both defendants saying they will appeal. >>> the abc news investigation that revealed washing machines blowing apart. singer making a heartbreakin

chris conte picks up alex smith's pass in the end zone and returns it 53 yards to give the bucs great it's conte's second interception in two games. a few plays later, jameis winston connects with alan cross for the touchdown. the bucs win 19-17. >> it shows us what we're capable of. it sets that standard. by no means have we had an easy go around this year. we played some tough teams. this is the nfl. every week your going to play against a great defense and a great offense. >> the challenge for the bucs only gets tougher. west leading seattle seahawks. >>> the florida gators men's basketball team continues their early season barn storming tour across the state. the gators won't play in gainesville for another month. tickets for tonight's game are still available. >>> talk about giving back. one clear water family does it in a big way staging a huge thanksgiving dinner at their home. the larkin family started this tradition 16 years ago. it's gotten bigger every year. this year they're gearing up to feed 1600 families. the their backyard is being turned into the serving loin, the kit

chris turnny goes on to mike smith. the game the tied late in the third period. i have to tell you, marc, we're on the down cycle with our teams so maybe mojo comes in the next couple of years. one of those years. >> i have to get to a coyotes game. we'll see you back here tomorrow. ask for carol. honey, we're gonna be fine. enjoy your reunion. oh, it'd be a lot more fun if you were there. i really am sorry about that. i just can't miss the chance to bowl on jay's team. mnh. that's why i ordered these glide rights. if you break 'em in properly, they're supposed to give you a completely frictionless-- (thud) (groans) if i'm being honest, the reunion might be a little more fun if phil isn't there. otherwise, i spend the whole weekend telling him who's who and explaining inside jokes. and if all that explaining is going out, hey, mom. before you go, you have to sign this for school. mm. you don't have to read it. it's all boilerplate. honey, i am running really late. (whispers) ask your dad. right here, buddy. s--uhh! (thud) i have to get the letter signed because i

chris smith, the projected winner over lorna phillips. >>> democrat lisa blunt rochester, the projectedwill. the first woman and african-american woman from delaware elected to congress. >>> this just in the wilmington mayor's race. beating out robert martin. >>> the presidential race is still too close to call in pennsylvania. >> we're getting new results in philadelphia as well as the suburbs. keith jones is at the big board breaking things down. >> let's start in philadelphia. record turnout. about 73% of precincts reporting. clinton is leading trump 80-17. that's to be expected. numbers aren't yet available for montgomery county. we've got 0-0. in delco, though, about 30% of precincts reporting. leading trump 57-40. i want to point out, this is closer than in previous presidential elections. about five points closer for trump than in mitt romney for 2012. we're going to move along here. only a handful of precincts reporting. hillary has a ten-point lead. 53-43. mitt romney won this county four years ago. mccain lost it in 2008. >>> going to go to berks county here. show you this one

smith. >> reporter: tonight, emotions governor chris christie are convicted in a plot to cause this massive traffic jam on the world's busiest bridge. ex-christie aide bridget ann kelly, choking back tears as the possibility of prison hangs over her head. >> no, bridget's not right now, we have to get home to family. >> reporter: a jury finding her and another bridge gate architect, bill baroni, guilty on nine criminal counts, including conspiracy and fraud. for orchestrating lane closures with ambulances stuck. all in the name of political payback for a new jersey mayor who didn't support christie's 2013 re-election campaign. christie was never charged. but in the trial, multiple witnesses said he was told of the lane closures long before the time frame he's acknowledged. governor christie in a statement denying he had prior knowledge saying i will set the record straight in the coming days. and both defendants saying they will appeal. david? >> ryan, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the abc news investigation that blowing apart. the major r

american gold star mothers for fighting to make this bill a priority and i'd like to thank congressman chris smithwho introduced this legislation in the house and who's been its ultimate champion. i was happy to be able to lead this bill through the rules committee, and i urge all my colleagues to join me today in helping to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice and make sure that their stories and those of their loved ones become part of this historic record. thank you, madam president, and i would yield the floor. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. vitter: thank you, mr. thank you, madam president. madam president, i rise today to bring up two key priorities, two important unmet needs which i hope this body and the u.s. house will act on immediately, and certainly by the end of the year. the first is the steve gleason act, which we passed last year, was legislation i drafted which passed last year but for a limited period of time, and we need to make that permanent for reasons i'll explain. and the second even broader need is to ensure that v

alex smith is intercepted in the end zone by chris conte. conte returns it to midfield. ensuing box possession. mameis winston finds alan cross for the touchdown. box up 19-10. chiefs scored a late touchdown to cut it to 2:00 p.m. but that's the closest thing we would get. 19-17. with the chiefs lost, they fall out of first place. the raiders who play tomorrow night on monday night football, against houston, we take the division lead at least for the

chris conte come up with the play of the day... .intercepting alex smith in the endzone... conte is bringing it back... all the way to midfield. from there, the bucs offense carves through the k-c defense... jameis winston to cecil shorts for 11 yards and a first down.. shorts has his best game as a buc, 5 receptions for 62 yards... the bucs finally find the tightend alan cross.... it's his first nfl td. alex smith would bring the chiefs back hitting albert wilson for the touchdown with 2:27 left. bucs up 19-17. now it's up to the bucs offense to close it... facing 3rd down and 3 with two minutes left.... winston finds mike evans for the first down. k-c does gets one final shot, but the bucs defense seal it. bucs beat kansas city for a 5th straight time to get the win... and the bucs are now 5 and 5 on the season. here's some reaction from the bucs schedule they're hosting the seattle seahawks at ray-jay. and now to nascar... where the next spring cup champion has finally been crowned. the chase comes down to the final 14 laps of the "ford eco-boost 400" down in miami. they

tampa bay up by 2, smith, play action, picked off in the end zone by chris connie, connie had a pick-6 last week, he takes it back 53 yards. that would set up the tampa bay offense on ensuing tampa up 19-10. kc6n?5 scores late but not enou. chiefs 5-game winning streak is over, they fall 19-17. best case scenario for the broncos, that leads us to tonights question, how do you feel about the broncos headed into the final 6 games? we will have the best responses on auto nation all access. preferred landing spot, the broncos have experience taking on a veteran quarterback. seemd to work out well last year. the biggest issue: going to be romo's contract. that leads us to tonight's poll question. who would you like to see as the broncos quarterback next season? only 3 options, go the sports page on cbsdenver.com. to vote. >> tom brady. >> not an option. >>> chris spears with a check not a bad thanksgiving forecast. >> quite the deal maker, chris. >> i am good at that. >> thanks for watching cbs 4 news at 5:00. >> 60 minutes is next and we will see you back here tonight at 10:00. ,, ,, ,, ,

chris conte comes up with the play of the day, intercepting alex smith in the end zone and he brings it back all the way to mid-field, a seven-point save for the bucs and from there, the offense carves through the kansas city defense. shorts has his best game with the bucs finally find the end zone, for the first time in the game with alan cross, his first nfl touch down, the bucs had been 0-4 inside the read zone all day, and 2:27 left, the bucs up by 2, and now it's up to the offense to close it out, winston to evans for the first down, and that would eat up a lot clock. casey got a final shot but picks were the only thing left, and the bucs beat kansas city for a fifth straight time to get to 5-5. >> definitely a big win, but like i said, we expect to win every time we step on the field. we might get another one next weekend, we are just taking it one game at a time. brushed that to the side and came together as a defense and practiced and been working hard on practice, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, and on sunday we come out and just do what we do. >> i wish you could hav