when clark ran for congress, daily-men pasted their hand-picked names over clark's, leading to clark's loss in an instance of spectacular fraud. so began mt.'s war -- montana's war of the copper kings. they would engage in the most blatant, triesing and shocking efforts of corruption to gain political history. daly cancelled practices of owes who would not support him, started a newspaper to compete with clark. the fought over whether the state capital would be locate at anaconda or helena, and they gay away cigarsing are brought drinks and sometime just handed out money in an effort to garrer support for one city or the other. clark decided that 1899 was his last best chance to get into the senate. he was willing to pay legislators whatever it cost. the opening bid for a bribe was $10,000 a vote. with many reportedly coming in at $20,000 and one rumor of $50,000 for a single vote. clark's son racked they would send the old man to the senate or to the poorhouse. for his part, clark said that he never bought a man who wasn't for sale. some estimates clark spend $431,000 to buy 47 votes

congratulations to clark.hank you for following up, and with that, i've got a couple of certificates that they want me to handout, so i get to do the mayoral duty. first up, clark construction, steve and vickie, thank you very much for your commitment and work. by the way, vickie was my boss when i was at the human rights commission, so this is payback, right? >> you're making the big bucks, now. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. and then, marcus and linda from renaissance, happy sweet 16, huh? and then, today, 'cause everybody's working so well together, and we're bringing the community together, and we need to do this every year, right? clark on third every year, businesses, employment, everybody's barbecuing for the right reasons. today, it's my pleasure -- and i'll be here every year if we can only say it's bay view business day in san francisco! and i just want to say one last word. i know everybody here knows a bit of my history, but i used to work -- and in fact, the president of the human right

john clark has reaction from the locker room next.so i'm calling to see if you can help me save on my energy bill. we can do that. great. i live in a post-war, pre-war, mid-century home and the heating system is a turbine, hvac, reverse hydrogen, boiler pipe unit. well sir, peco can visit your home and show you how to save up to 20% a year. ♪ hmmmm. you don't have to be an expert. because now peco will visit your home and help you save. peco. the future is on. >>> it's worth mentioning simply for perspective the denver broncos entered today's game with the number one defense in football. certainly didn't look like it. after giving up a field goal in denver's opening possession, the eelles come out looking like a first. place team. thanks to jay ajayi. that was just the beginning. later in the first, patrick robertson picked off of the whiler. eagles in witness again inside the red zone. same rule results. a beautiful screen this time. corey clement doing the honors for a touchdown. eagles rolling 17-3. clement with a little linc leap

good coverage by nevelle clarke. >> dusty: nevelle clarke blanketing salomon. gets his left than up. nice pass breakup. will ucf bring pressure? you see a lot of pressure by the defensive coordinator of central florida here in the second half to try to disrupt quinton flowers on third and long situations. >> adam: flowers. to the stick for the first down. wilcox lost the football! ucf has it! with 39 seconds to go! a gut wrenching moment for mitchell wilcox. >> dusty: richie grant punches the ball out. how about the man who jumps on it? shaquem griffin. fantastic job by richie grant. remind me of the peanut punch. punches it out. shaquem griffin, the senior with an amazing story who has fought through so much comes up with the key recovery to solidify this win. >> adam: south florida will use a time-out here. they have one more remaining. but it will be for naught. a program that just began playing in 1979, a program that just reached fbs status in 1996. a program that two years ago suffered through a 0-12 season, only to find themselves to years later sitting

check in now with john clark. you've interviewed him a number of times. >> he was so professional and so classy. what i remember most is his work ethic. hay called him doc. roy halladay was one of the best pitchers in the last decade. he's survived by his wife and two boys. roy was 40 years old. he came to the phillies in 2010. he won the cy young award with the phillys and became the first pitcher ever to throw a perfect game and then a no-hitter in the playoffs in the same season. that was his first post season game. only one other pitcher ever had a no-no in the playoffs. roy, a future hall of famer. eligible to go in next year. and the tweets are pouring in from former phillies players. shane says, gone too soon. blessed to have shared the field with you as a teammate, friend and more importantly a brother. praying for the family. and mike trout in shock over the terrible news about roy halladay. a pitcher i grew up i admiring. pray iing for his family and friends. joining us now is phillies baseball analyst r

clarks hamilton was young and dashing and handsome. in a way he is the perfect leading man for a musical. differents through a and thes playing charisma is that he had no charisma. dramatic in different situations. he is no less fascinating. no less deep than hamilton. george washington had a similar enigmaticserve and quality to grant. click sunday night on c-span's q and a. >> 50 years ago the united states was at war in vietnam. american history tv on c-span3, look back with 48 hours of coverage, starting saturday, november 11 we are live from the national archives among the backdrop of three vietnam helicopters. to 1 p.m. we are taking your phone calls and tweets live. and about the war in 1967. from vietnam veterans memorial, a ceremony featuring remarks by former defense secretary chuck hagel. on sunday at 4 p.m. eastern on real america. a special report. >> whether it is due to the clever tactics or best fighting conditions, it seems clear the american military offensive is bogged down. >> we will tour the national archives exhi

nbc 10's drake clark is joining me. who was with her hours before her death is what police want to know. >> reporter: you're exactly right. kierra johnson lived miles from here but this is where she was found dead. investigators are talking to anyone she may have been in contact with before she died. by all accounts, she was not the type of young lady to look for trouble but trouble found her she went from missing to murder. 21-year-old college student kierra johnson strangled and dumped in water at cobbs creek park near spruce street. >> a grjogger contacted an offir and he made the proper notification. >> that gruesome discovery made last friday a day after she was reported missing. a maintenance worker at the southwest philadelphia apartment complex says he saw her on the day she disappeared and he's devastated knowing he may be among a few people who last saw her alive. >> nice kid, going to college, and she modeled. >> johnson was heavy into the arts and cared deeply about land conservation. she was a second year s

x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> i'm john clark.ladelphia sundays aren't the same without the eagles. they are on their bye. what is carson wentz doing today? he is hunting. taking his mind off of football for a little bit. the birds will be back to work tomorrow. we can't wait for next sunday night, eagles/cowboys right here in dallas on nbc10. full post-game coverage coming up. no ezekiel elliot for the boys. right now they're losing to thefall fons 17-7 in atlanta. the eagles have the best record at 8 and 1 now two teams are right behind them. the vikings and saints are just one game back. teddy bridgewater tearing up. active for the first time since he nearly lost his leg over 15 months ago. one-handed grab here. first touchdown of his career. but the vikings keep rolling. to rice. minnesota wins 38-30. they have won five straight. they are 7 and 2. i like that celebration there. the saints are also 7 and 2. they have now won seven in a row, matching the eagles' winning streak. matt ingraham, with the touchdown. he's going to ju

. >> and i'm dray clark. i walked out with my coat and gloves on but was surprised it wasn't as freezing cold as i thought it would be. we know the winds of change will be changing things up. right to your first alert neighborhood forecast, krystal klei to fill us in with more. >> that's a perfect example. the cold air has not yet settled in from the cold front. temperatures don't feel that brutal. we're going to stay close to the numbers you see right now. we're at 44 in philadelphia. 46 in wilmington. 40 in millville and 44 atlantic city. so all of us right now except for the poconos are in the 40s. this is a welcome change from the 20s and 30s of yesterday. in the afternoon we won't be as warm as yesterday, upper 50s. today upper 40s, around 50 at best. nothing to track except scattered clouds overhead and those will be thinning out today. take a look at the wide picture. some of the lingering activity. none of that will impact us. instead we will see the west just a mix of clouds and sun. a pretty nice da

in texas, john clark. >> look at clark on top of the star. >> i love that. >> sending a message? what's going on? by the way, cory clement made his hometown ecstatic. the rookie running back scored a touchdown, followed up by the two-point conversion that gave the birds the lead for good over the cowboys. john clark caught up with him after the game. >> reporter: you grew up a cowboys fan in glassburg, right? >> what you're talking about. the philadelphia eagles gave me the opportunity to showcase my opportunities. thank you to the philadelphia organization. we still got more games to play. >> very nice. when you start picking up -- you start becoming fans. with the catch, clement helped the eagles maintain the best two-point conversion percentage in the nfl this season. [ wild cheers ] >>> and then the screams of joy from eagles' fans at xfinity live in south philadelphia. the crowd going off with every eagles score. it wasn't just eagles nation here at home celebrating the beating of the hated cowboys. >> hundreds of birds' fans who traveled to dallas exulted right in enemy ter

four more years of kim guadagno is unaffordable. >>> i'm john clark from nbc sports philadelphia. penn state lost a big opportunity today. nittany lions would be back in the playoff picture. they played into the second quarter and then a 3 hour quarter. trey mcsorly and nice catch here with the hands there. 70 yards to the touchdown. now, we are late in the fourth. game tied at 24. michigan state is third and 4. 37 yard line. nittany lions get the ball back but marcus allen called for roughing the passer. he went low. 15 yards to help set up this. matt, a 34 yard field goal for the win. oh, penn state loses again. 27-24. michigan state slides into the big 10 conversation now. james franklin, one of the players to not leave the field without shaking hands. none of the eagles looks to go 8-1. other four times? championship game. really well and supposed to be the weakness of the birds but they had stepped up and mike quick asked jaylen mills if the dd's took the criticism to heart right before the season. >> regardless, as hard as you want to avoid it, you can't. we're in this sport

delay clark is live wawa at lincoln highway in thorndale and the history of nearby callen township. tell us more. >> reporter: good morning. there are lot of cool places and open spaces to see here. there is place in particular that may have you doing a take. the home to a tiny but impressive stone building. hexagonal schoolhouse. the six-sided schoolhouse was built for a quaker family where their kids were home schooled. the top floor includes a se where meat was cured. everything inside remains as it was, get this in the 1830s. the property though, is the land wasschool house was saved and moved to its current spot property. the schoolhouse will open december 3rd for the town's y cele there's a time centennial. that time capsule will be dug and opened in the year 2 -- year 2068. visit the school house. it's definitely a cool place a hi to visi live on the road, delay clark, nbc10 news. >> very for deals and doorbursters. if you haveilbox, you >> black friday s, thanksgiving is the n matt delucia takes a looktion of b wait -- of buy now or wait.is coming. you know that because ads

. >>> hey, i'm john clark. coming up we're going to hear from carson wentz on what he want to improve on tomorrow night against the broncos. and for the fliers, some good luck and bad luck. penn state playoff hopes get washed away in the rain today. that's next. >>> fall back in just a few hours. daylight savings time ends early this morning. and the clocks go back from 2:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. >>> a minnesota driver a lucky to palive after a giant chunk of metal nearly crashed through her windshield. take a look at these photos. the metal stopped just short of the tooerl that flew off a truck. the driver walked away with a few small cuts and police are stick looking for that truck. >>> heads up if you're heading down to the eagles game tomorrow. a live look at the ben franklin bridge. it'll be closing tomorrow morning. >>> and the latest forecast coming up. >>> headlines, political controversy and brand new poll numbers. they're the new articles that fill up your facebook feed. but what is fact and what is fake

i'm dave clark. i'm dave clark. steve paulson is in his office and ready to talk about what is coming our way. >> well the bigger system is here on thursday. what's here today is light. it sure looks like everything is on track for maybe a decent system. today is more of a show than go. show than go. a couple of systems are lined up and this takes us to friday night. we have a lot of cloud cover and boy, i tell you, it's a system that's stuck and continuing to funnel in moisture. we get occasional light rain and it's favoring the area to the north. we have a little band here to the peninsula and that's sort of the forecast today. 50s on the temperatures here. they're held up by the moisture and the cloud cover here. you can see it funnel to the southwest here and we'll have a mostly cloudy day with light rain. >>> 4:01 and here he is, mr. sal. >> well, what an introduction. we're off to a good start here on 4:01 on monday. and weather is not an issue here in the pass. it looks good driving into livermore and continu

. >> and i'm dray clark. it's 9:00 on this sunday morning. the eagles take on the bears and kick off at 1:00. the wind picking up today. meteorologist krystal klei has your first alert forecast. hi, krystal. >>> and the winds are starting to kick up more than an hour ago. this is what temperatures feel like because of those winds. 36 degrees in len town and 37 in pottstown. 36 in lancaster and 40s further south. millville the same. atlantic city, the airport, feeling like 43 degrees. it's all because of the winds that are starting to crank up. breezy now in allentown and philly. 25 in wilmington and 21 inville. gusts around here are going to make temperatures that are actually in the mid-40s feel closer to the low 40s and upper 30s. not much of a change throughout the rest of our afternoon hours. they're going to fall off. so what you're getting as you step out the door now what you're going to get the rest of the day. let's look at your clouds and radar. a blank picture. we're not tracking any rain and some clouds that are increasing as we s

. >>> i'm john clark. live at the wells fargo center.la brown james is in town by it's what he said about carson wentz that is making news. stay tuned for that. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> hey, everybody, i'm john clark. we're at the wells fargo center. lebron james and the cavs are in town but this morning lebron james was talking with reporters about his favorite nfl player. listen to the king. he's on the wentz wagon. >> my favorite player right now is carson wentz. i told my brother that earlier in the season that i just love the way he plays the game. the way that he's able to drop it and then run outside the pockets to make

. >> and i'm dray clark. it is 6:00 on this sunday morning. we have issued a first alert for damaging winds. the road was wet and certainly in some spots you could feel that wind. >> and the wind is cranking up in a few spots. i was just checking if there are damage reports, one that i see so far with a utility pole. the winds are strong enough to cause a few issues for this morning. this is not a major danger but you need to watch out this morning. this is now 4:00 in the afternoon. i think the focus of the strongest winds as it's passing through the area. >> it's a windy day no matter how you slice it. there have already been reports in this range particularly overnight in the midnight hours or so. we saw some high gusts reporting in areas like delaware, burks county had gusts above 40 miles per hour. still continuing to be the potential for us and, again, like i mentioned, downed tree limbs, power outages are possible for us. look at the wind gusts in wilmington and coatesville up to now 41-mile-per-hour gusts in coatesville. the front is m

. >> i'm dave clark. steve told you that you would see rain this morning. >> i did. >> a little bit. heavier is coming in later. there is all sorts of warnings and watches in advance of this system. we have our best system. the deepest moisture and it could be a real home run for snow for the sierra nevada. we have lights, warm sector in advance of it. it still has a way to go but the low is digging in. this is the first atmosphere river. it's a term we used a lot last year. it's mainly lifting north. we will get light rain in the morning but in advance of this flash flood watch out mainly for the burn areas, napa county, that starts at four and goes until three. that's when the heaviest rain moves in. quiet but the breeze will pick up so a wind advisory. that's at 1:00 p.m. today. goes through 3:00 p.m. there could be gusts to 50. ahead of it very light rain. pockets of -- it's farther north and farther south. the cloud cover, maybe that south breeze and there it is. east to southeast breeze. it'll be tu

clark, thanks so much for joining us. the pictures look amazing.es look very exciting. clark bailey, head of the mining division at eurochem, coming to us from our moscow office. up next, we are going to talk about the cooling off of coal power. the german mining, green party shows a willingness to compromise on climate policy as german coalition talks continue. we will have the latest from berlin. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the open. i am matt miller in berlin. coalition talks leave preliminary coalition talks. i wonder what the state of these talks is right now, because i did hear christian lender say he is not afraid of holding a new election. the greens appear to be willing to give new ground. where do things stand? >> they are in the middle of preliminary talks right now, and if you look at any negotiations, especially negotiations as complicated as you have now, there is all kinds of weitioning in terms of are not afraid of new elections or willing to give up demand on this. we heard from the greens who gave up their demand to

"i'm dray clark. >> and i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:00 on this sunday. let's talk about our weather. we are under a first alert here on nbc 10 because of powerful winds. we want to make sure you're prepared. about 10,000 customers are without power mainly in bucks county. we'll keep that updated. now to meteorologist crystal clooe keeping track of the windy weather. >>> rosemary, the first alert for the entire region. the strongest winds are hitting. they have been, those winds, 15 to 25 miles per hour sustained. a plethora of reports all over the place. downed tree limbs or downed poles. we have seen those reports coming in as well. northampton county, those are the areas that so far have the most damage reports. if you have a report you can send it over to me at krystal klei on twitter or facebook. here is a look at our current wind gusts. 41 miles an hour. it's been several hours. 37-mile-per-hour gusts in wilmington. 35 millville. this is up within the last hour or so, gusts to 43 miles per hour. typically once you get above 40 that's when we to see

i'm dray clark. >> and i'm rosemary connors. with us meteorologist krystal klei tracking that game day forecast and the forecast for whatever you may have going on this afternoon. krystal, fill us in. >> and we're starting out with temperatures that aren't terribly cold. we're at 46 in philadelphia. 42 in the pennsylvania suburbs. new jersey, you're at 43. mid-40s over parts of the lehigh valley, and 43 in delaware. look at our live camera. sun doesn't hit until just before 7:00 a.m. but already you're seeing the bright horizon starting to pick up and it's looking clear out there. just a few scattered clouds to start. otherwise lots of sunshine in's forecast. don't be fooled, though. just because there's lots of sunshine does not mean there's a big warm-up. we've been talking about it being a blustery sunday for a week now. take a look at the temperature trend here. we may be in the low to mid-40s right now. we barely warm up the entire day. upper 40s to near 50, the we can do with our high temperatures. this is going to be abou

and dray clark is at one of the shelters where residents have been taken. this is a live picture from sky force 10. >>> waking up to flames. fire rips through a senior living facility. >> just sad because that's where -- this is their home. their families are scared. sad. >> rescuers rolled many seniors out in their beds or in wheelchairs. now here's a live look at the scene from sky force 10. the fire is out. but many of the residents here lost everything. good morning, this is "nbc10 news today," i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. 6:30. just about five minutes we got an update from fire officials in west chester who tell us they're still putting out hot spots, but the fire chief would not say if anyone has died or if they're still searching for anyone. we'll have live coverage coming up. first we want to start with first alert weather and traffic. we'll get to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >> gusty winds is making it feel a lot colder this morning. blowing a few scattered clouds through the are

at the linc, i'm john clark. back to you, danny. >> john, we appreciate it, as always. that's sports. stay with us. nbc10 news is coming right back. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ when can we do this again, grandpa? well, how about tomorrow? ask your doctor about entresto and help make tomorrow possible. >>> back with a final check in forecast. we're going to

live in west chester, dray clark, nbc10 news. >> thank you. we want to give viewers a better idea of where barclay friends nursing home is located. it's off the west chester bypass. this morning -- last night, people saw the smoke and wasted no time in rushing in. nbc10's skz live in west ches-- live with team coverage. neighbors rushing to help neighbors. >> reporter: they are. firefighters and ems workers rushed to help. we're also hearing stories of regular people, good samaritans, even those with medical backgrounds, who dropped everything around 10:30 last night and rushed here to help people they didn't even know. look at this video. it sets the tonight for what happens in the hours after this fire startestarted. in the streets, dozens of residents huddled in wheelchairs in blankets, surrounded by first responders and neighbors, as they wait for buses to drive them to a safer location. nearly two dozen people were taken to nearby hospitals. that's what we were told by managers of the building. one of those hospitals, chester county hospi

i'm rosemary connors. >> and i'm dray clark. it is 6:00 on this sunday morning.ve issued a first alert for damaging winds. the road was wet and certainly in some spots you could feel that wind. >> and the wind is cin

let's also take a moment to acknowledge our officers, our first vice chair senator martha fuller clark our second vice chair mo baxley. our secretary michael kennedy, our treasure you arer brian rapp, legal counsel bill christy, finance chair katie wheeler. dnc woman kathy sullivan. dnc man bill shaheen. and dnc lr member joanne dolan.

now here's john clark with sports. >> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. >> john clark from nbc sports philadelphia. sixers going for 30 straight wins tonight. going against the magic tonight. he's going to play through it tonight. ben simmons won't play. hurt left elbow wednesday night in the win over portland. started to swell. now, ben would love to face his friend lebron james on monday night but brett brown does not know yet if ben will be ready. tj mcconnell will start tonight in ben's place. >> can't worry about trying to fill benches up. probably not able to do but we'll be going out there and play hard like we always do. >> the sixers are 10-7 this season. they would be the fifth seed in the east right nowif the playoffs started today. they don't, a long way to go. but sixers increased expectations. >> on the court, and the win streak it would be nine straight but is this game a bear trap? no letdown, right wentz? >> the biggest thing for us is i think something we've done well all year is just staying in the moment winning every day winning the week. i know sometim

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. >> sean: last word, cheryl clark. it's interesting. after all that has happened around the world, still people don't want to use vetting. if they still don't want to secure the border and i'm thinking these policies now are endangering good, innocent americans. these people that were mowed down yesterday riding their bicycles, taking a walk on a beautiful autumn day.

stalking people as they leave these stores here in the clarks burg mall.rad reporting live from chopper 4. meagan, back down to you. >> brad, thank you. >>> no doubt many of you putting up your legs, allowing them to rest after a day of shopping. local business owners hope you're ready to hit the stores tomorrow. they've spent much of today gearing up for small business saturday. news4's david cer street in old town alexandria. he joins us live. hey there, david. >> reporter: hey, meagan. we love old town, a good spot here. they have more than 50 independently owned shops. so, what better place to catch up with them than checking in ahead of small business saturday, right? you've got, of course, the most of them open on small business saturday. but also on black friday. so they have to work and then they have to prepare for their big sales day. behind me, this is the penny boolgt. we caught up with the owner. her name is amy weatherford. she dreamed of opening this shop a couple of years. this past september she made it a reality. she was able to officiall

we have clark judge who is a speechwriter for president reagan. mary carey -- mary kate cary for george w. bush, jeff shesol, a speechwriter for president clinton and sarada peri who speech writer for president obama. i think we might be joined in progress for speechwriter for george w. bush as well. we will get to the proverbial man of the moment and our thoughts about him eventually because all conversations turn back to him these days but let's talk about the moment first. which is the age of social media and what it's like for a president and those assisting him to communicate in the age of social media. i want to start with aram and go chronologically down the line. in the case of aram and the earlier presidents, ask what would, how would your boss of handle social media? as we get down to the person who actually can answer the question with real experience, i also want come would like the panel to talk about is it a good thing for presidents to be able to engage on social media and really engage the public in the very sort of directly? >> it

good coverage by nevelle clarke. >> dusty: nevelle clarke blanketing salomon. gets his left than up. nice pass breakup. will ucf bring pressure? you see a lot of pressure by the defensive coordinator of central florida here in the second half to try to disrupt quinton flowers on third and long situations. >> adam: flowers. to the stick for the first down. wilcox lost the football! ucf has it! with 39 seconds to go! a gut mitchell wilcox. >> dusty: richie grant punches the ball out. how about the man who jumps on it? shaquem griffin. fantastic job by richie grant. remind me of the peanut punch. punches it out. shaquem griffin, the senior with an amazing story who has fought through so much comes up with the key recovery to solidify this win. >> adam: south florida will use a time-out here. they have one more remaining. but it will be for naught. a program that just began playing in 1979, a program that just reached fbs status in 1996. a program that two years ago suffered through a 0-12 season, only to find themselves to years later sitting at the precipice of 1

good morning. 7-year-old clark.ow clark is a competitive dancer at cnc dance dmp buoy and nominated by mother danita. she he has distance the competitively four years and practices over 11 1/2 hours a week and she's honor roll student. congratulations clark are you doing big things. we will see her dance at the kennedy center one day right? how gorgeous is that photo. >> every time i see -- i'm glad my daughter is not watching she would say mommy you said y in ballet. >> why are you not. >> it's one of these things i let my kid follow her dreams until that deposit wears out and follow the new dream i put a deposit on. >> clark you're beautiful. >> and clark's mom, you rock. >> exactly. >> one of these days. >> one of these days. >> all right. >> you find out pretty quickly okay my kid is wonderful at many things but maybe not this one. >> you know they're at the age they try everything and you're saying let me make sure you really like it. >> and make sure mommy likes it. >> that too. >> and have tall brept writing

hatfield talked about clark. >> there is a tendency to create the impression that you must be -- thatf you're not for president johnson, then you must be for ho chi minh. this great polarization that you are either for us or against us. you either line up with the president or the communist party. this is very dangerous. there is responsible dissent that attempts to point out the weaknesses and the fallacies of the president possible policy ident's policy and offer alternatives. it should be differentiated from those who are burning their draft cards and creating a riotous situation. this is one of the problems we face as dissenters. >> do you think president johnson himself has been guilty of this intolerance toward dissenters? >> i think so. he has said there is a right to dissent, but he has given the very definite impression through language and allusions of other kinds that if you do not support his policy, it is costing lives in vietnam and destroying the morale of our boys in vietnam. it is giving aid and comfort to the enemy. to me, this totally contradicts his previous statem

i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> thanks for joining us. "snl" is next with your host tiffany haddish. >>> mr. vice president, alabama senate candidate roy moore is here. >> oh, great. send him in. [ applause ] >> how are you doing? >> roy, i don't have to tell you that the senate hangs in the balance. we are trying to pass a tax reform plan this year to bring

. >> i'm dave clark. we have rain and we knew that was coming. >> sometimes they come in as advertised. and this was mainly north of the golden gate and now it's rotating around mendocino and that really triggered in the moderate to heavy rain. we're almost done, things are quieting down to the north and 40s and 50s. here comes the cool air and i mean the cool. 41 and some low 50ss for others. we had a low pattern for a while. we have snow for the morning. there goes to main line and then turns to more scattered showers this nature. so we're almost done, about 90%. and 50s and 60s for the temperatures today. rainy and breezy with a chance of an isolated storm. isolated storm. >>> all right. steve, good morning to you. yeah, we're off to a wet start and that could mean a tough commute. we have traffic on the ultima pass here that's okay. we have standing water at the interchange at dublin and you'll see that traffic is a little bit slow on 680. so this whole area here may be a little bit slower because of

check in now with john clark.nterviewed him a number of times. >> he was so professional and so classy. what i remember most is his work ethic. hay called him doc. roy halladay was one

david: you can catch our interview with m clark later today on bloomberg television -- tim clark laterlevision bloomberg. coming up, markets in the middle east get set to open up. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ razer has soared, gaining 40% at one point. we spoke with the ceo earlier on the show and asked him why hong kong. >> we thought hong kong was the perfect location between the u.s. and china to access capital from both sides of the market -- market. having strategic investors helps too. >> there's curiosity why you chose not to list in the u.s. on yse?nasdaq or n. >> while we are big in the u.s., not a lot of people know we are a pretty large band in china. we broke records in all categories on singles' day. we are still number one on jd.com. because of that, we thought it is a great opportunity to be in hong kong and be the first global tech company to list in hong kong. ofefully in next couple months to get on the hong kong-shenzhen connect as well. >> i'm curious about the smartphone you are selling. accessories for desktop, laptop, but now you're coming out with a smar

clark have been our true leaders in the diaspora around these issues. ether it be the caribbean or back to the continent of africa. so i just want to acknowledge their great work on all of these issues and also naturally thank her for hosting tonight's special order hour on protecting t.p.s. recipients. but before i start on the topic at hand, i'd like to second my condolences out to the -- send my condolences out to the loved ones of the 26 people tragically murdered yesterday and the 21 people injured in yesterday's mass shooting in texas. when will we realize that something must be done in this country? i have to ask, how much blood must be shed before congress acts on gun control? it's been 10 years since the congress passed the gun control -- passed a gun control law. since then more than 300,000 people have been killed by guns in this country. more than 100,000 of those were deaths -- were homicides. the american people deserve .etter, much better as the news cycle moves from one tragedy to another, we have not and must not forget the citizens con

reporter: that was tim clark.ector christine lagarde says globalization is not under threat, but acknowledges that more must be done to ensure the benefits are shared fairly. lagarde spoke exclusively with bloomberg at the aipac summit. lagarde: from my perspective, leaders have focused on themes, such as inclusive growth, such as innovation to produce more productivity, such as creating jobs, such as adjusting to the digital economy. those are leading initiatives, which we had advocated, and which we believe are in good synchronization of the development we are seeing around the world. reporter: we are also seeing divergent views, especially when it comes to globalization and trade policy. is globalization under threat, even of china's president says it is irreversible? christine lagarde: i don't think globalization is under threat. what is under threat and needs to be addressed is who benefits from globalization? and i think that is an area where everybody needs to pay more attention. globalization, as well as t

let's say hello right now to our good morning miss clark. >> hi, clark.e company in bowie. she was nominated by her mother danida. >> clark has dance the competitively for four years. practices over 11 and a half hours a week and is still honor roll student. >> wow. >> that's all amazing. congratulations clark. keep it up doing big things. hopefully you'll be dancing at the kennedy center one day if you keep going. i'll bet you get there. >> that makes me happy. >> beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> all right. >> one last check of weather and traffic. >> yes. >> how we looking erin. >> good news or bad news. let's start with bad news. >> okay. >> red line dealing with segment shut down in place through december 10th. shuttle service replacing trains there. still heavy delays 66 eastbound improving by gainsville closer to fairfax county parkway. still take you 52 minutes from sudley road to the beltway. >> erin. >> that doesn't look so bad. >> it cleared up out in ga gainsville but then you get more delays closer to parkway. >> i just explained tucker but you can

last two speakers, laura clark and anito seabaras. so ms. clark? welcome ms. clark. good afternoon. >> sorry. hi. laura clark. we represent the people that think we need a lot more housing in this city. this is a fantastic opportunity that can not be missed. and it cannot be set back 10 years on an idea that the city college is going to start developing housing. i think that's not something that city college wants to do and it's not something that they're going to do. we started privatizing all of our affordable housing decades ago. it's managed by private nonprofits that are great private nonprofits that do a will theed -- a lot to serve low-income residents. i hope that the people here today advocating for government to do that continue to do that in a forward-looking manner. we have a lot of parking lots that could be pub lilic housing. i think we should do social housing. there's no reason to shoot ourselves in the foot for a request to do local housing at a later date. the best way to bring down carbon emissions, talking about a solar farm and other things. the

there was a famous occasion when michael clarke, australian batsman, who was captain at the time, saide, jimmy anderson, get red for a broken, expletive, deleted, arm. jimmy anderson, get red for a broken, expletive, deleted, armm any australian is going to threaten you on the feel, little michael clarke, bless him. andjimmy didn't remember that. he doesn't stoop to threats like that. but it was only because it was picked up by the cameras, picked up by the stump line. and to be honest, the intrusion into the middle of the stump mics and cameras, michael clarke got a lot of criticism for that. that's been happening for 35, even longer, even a book that i wrote about it, it's been happening for 100 years. and as media, if you're then putting it out to the crowd but then blaming the players, it's actually your responsibility. the director had the choice when he heard that to not put it out on air, but he chose to. he's a producer and he has to be quick with the microphone, that's the point. there's no need for the microphone there if you ask me. because things do get said. stupid things,

i'm dray clark. ♪ >>> back now at 7:30, thanksgiving morning. matt and al and savannah is braving the cold, covering this morning. first, checking with the headline starting with the parade. >> high flying spectacles. the parade is hours away. the balloons are jocking for positions and security is tighter than ever. >> the nypd has the strongest antiterrorism capacity of our country wchlt country, we are using it to make sure everyone is safe. >>> desperate search looking for three service members after their transport plane went down the ocean. >> finding these missing players. >> prison bound as doctor larry nassar pleads guilty to molestation charges after being accused from 100 women and olympic stars. >> the most wild way to abuse children. >> the nick of time, officers dragged a woman off the train tracks of austria, moments before the train speeds by. >> atlanta police visiting local hospitals to say good night to young children. >> tit brings tears to my eyes. it means a lot to them. >> today

i'm john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >>> tomorrow game day kick off starts with an hour of mediae. game time is 8:30 p.m. and stay with us for after the game. >>> to the hardwood now. the sixers hosting nba champs. the warriors scored 47 in the third quarter. finished with 23, two rebounds short of a triple-double. later pretty no look outlet pass. sixers up 74-52 at the half. the third quarter stefcurry aph and the warriors come back. trailed by ten when it was over. they take a trip to heart break hotel. 124-116. >>> 2-0 lead over the jets in the last game and today lost in overtime again after a 3-1 lead. we go straight to ot, flames in the rush, michael gets it, one timer and forget about it. the fliers lose 5-4 and let another one slip away. barclay broke out of that slump against nebraska in a hurry. we won for three touchdowns. this one the opening drive of the game. the 55-yard score. that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommels from nbc sports philadelphia. we'll be right back. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geic

. >> i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. 4:30 and i don't know what steve was talking about.ittle song mention. >> i like that song from bob dillon. a hard rain -- >> right, well, thank you. there's a hard rain falling for some and we're almost done with this system not bad know. we're close to the average for the season. 5% or so, so we're making up that ground, don't you worry. ou worry. the system is producing the moderate rain here and had a good cell moving through the pass here and livermore and back to fremont. you can see it right here in the snow grade. there's some down to the south and mountain view. i promise i'll show you that next time. the main front has gone through and now you can get an idea here. see, there's that rotation. that rotation. and there's a possibility of thunderstorms to the north. that's in effect to about 10:00 a.m.. that will continue until the morning and afternoon. then cold air is in here and we're going to get a little bit of a break and 60s for the temperatures. 4:32 when there's rain on the road, -- >> well a little bit of sun this aft

when i talked to tim clark, he made it clear that the door is still open.d it as a hugely successful plane and they have just gotten their 180th. he did make it clear that there are a couple of interesting things sorted out from the airbus site. for them to commit, they had to be able to get a guarantee they would build to produce at that rate for that long. part, and was depends on emirates to make this happen and looks like the contractual terms haven't been hashed out. matt: are we expecting any other big orders? is this going to be the biggest thing that we see? we did get a day one upset. airbus has a tendency to come back later on. it is a bit too early just yet. the deal we are looking forward , they have increased the corporation with emirates. they are both owned by the government. you can be looking at a deal for 175 jetliners. -- maybe theyare will diversify that a little bit and go for a little bit of airbus. possibly a surprise. guy: one quick question. normally, it is emirates act yard, they dominate. qatar is a big feature of that event. give