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. >> when we travel to cleveland, ohio, to shoot "lockup: extended stay" at the cuyahoga county corrections center, we met one inmate who didn't fit that mold. he was also segregated from everybody else. >> i can't be in a block with nobody, i got to be in a cell by myself all day. >> why? >> because i'm high profile, i got to be separated from everybody else. >> inmate wolford we have in admin seg, administration segregation status, due to his high-profile case and he has chronic problems adjusting to general populations. >> because all the people i probably fought and the things i got into since i've been here. it's hard to place me. >> robert wolford's reputation at the jail dates back to six years earlier when he was here on a murder charge. he eventually pled guilty to a lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter and was sent to prison to serve a 26-year sentence. the victim was a homeless man. >> i gave him some drugs. he told me to pay me back later so i trusted him. i come back to get the money, didn't have it, told me he ain't paying me. we get into a fight. when i seen him reaching

. ♪ then, i had michael look up cleveland ohio, my new home.ince walter's father died, we are going to stay until we can get a home of our own. ♪ as i looked around me, i was frightened. in this house i would have to face a new life, very different than the one we had known in japan. ♪ the next evening, walter invited his family to come to the house to see the pictures he had taken in japan. i was uneasy because i wasn't sure if these people would like me. ♪ something unpleasant happened to me, walter's cousin wanted me to introduce myself. english was hard for me then, especially under pressure. what i expected happened, i could not understand a word. i knew there was no reason to be upset, but i felt stupid and ashamed. ♪ >> i took this picture on our wedding day. this is her hometown, where we met. this is her mother, she took this picture of me near mount fuji. one thing that especially intrigued me was bamboo. this is us after we became engaged, this is a picture of her family taken the day with we were married. the picture show was almost

you see francis cleveland still doing that. some of these were clothes -- in the cases of edith wilson, francis cleveland, and sarah polk, all bought from the house of worth in paris but they were clothes right before they became first lady. we don't have a record per se of them buying, you know, overseas clothing. really the first real record of that on the record that we have is jackie kennedy 1961 when she goes and makes the first state trip with president kennedy in may to paris and she has givenchy design the gown she wore to the palace at versailles. >> for our last question, carl, you mentioned the book -- which i might note is going to be available in the east room for sale and carl is going to be able to sign it if you want to pick one up. there's a discount of 10% for however many you buy. i know you went into pretty deep detail on all the first ladies in that book. one in particular, pat nixon, can you tell me in your exploration of the subject what fascinated you the most on first lady pat nixon. >> you know, this i

on a recent weekend, i saw first—hand the pressures that cleveland police are under.ere was a male been stabbed in the neck but he has got a puncture wound. typical of any night in hartlepool. today, the chief constable placed the blame squarely on the government. in a full and frank attack on ministers, mike veale said... he went on... the home office said they would review police budgets next month and that forces can ask council taxpayers to help fund the local police. but cleveland's police and crime commissioner says that in one of england's poorest towns, that doesn't raise much money. we're asking some of the most, the poorest, the most deprived areas in the country, we're asking them for more money to fund a public service which is underfunded. that doesn't seem like a very fair way forward. so stretched, simply reacting to incidents, local residents have taken to conducting night—time patrols to deter criminals. other towns this week have recognised the contours of hartlepool‘s problems. it seems that in too many places, there are too few officers dealing wit

, cleveland chapter of national action network. they brag about their congresswoman from the third district in ohio, serves on the committee of financial services, a member of the congressional black caucus, but a strong advocate for health care, let us hear from congresswoman joyce eatty. [applause] mrs. beatty: good afternoon my brothers and sisters. i want to myself with the words of my colleagues. let me say the two most important words i can say to you this afternoon and to you reverend al, thank you, thank you to the national action etwork and thank you to a room full of advocacy, workers for champions of civil rights. thank you for being here today at a very unique time. you see when things are wrong, in my opinion, as the granddaughter of a baptist minister, someone above has a way of taking care of things. this election is the beginning of taking care of things. you see, when the members of the congressional black caucus leadership went to meet with 45, he said to them, to black people, what do you have to lose? well, we g

this time, dan has come to cleveland, to meet this family. jim's mother is the first person in their family to be diagnosed with alzheimer's. >> it's terrifying. my mom was as sharp as a tack. >> reporter: jim is worried he'll be next. >> all the things that would come naturally in icaria, he doesn't have any of them. >> reporter: he's stressed out. he's beating a bad diet. >> he's not socially connected. he has all of the risk factors that has him like a locomotive toward alzheimer's. >> you had less on the island. that's why it made them as healthy as they were. >> reporter: for jim's sister, tina, the diagnosis is a wake-up call. >> and i know that, you know, if you have a mother that has alzheimer's, your chances is greater of having alzheimer's. >> 90% of alzheimer's is preventable. most of your mental health is up to you and the environment you create for yourself. >> reporter: so, dan shows the family some of the little ways they can bring the icarian live style to cleveland. first, in the grocery store. >> if you squirt a little lemon

y'all from cleveland. ali: cleveland, ohio. greatest city in the world. greatest city in the world.e land. ali: greatest city in the world. steve: yeah. well, ali, introduce everybody. ali: steve, i'm the oldest of the farunia five, a strong palestinian-american family. now, we're smart, we're sexy, some of us can be sassy, and i'm sure you can pick out who. but we got my youngest sister hudia. steve: right here. ali: there you go. steve: here go the problem right here. it don't take me long. steve: i just--whelo i know who who. a ? what do you mo: i work at cle. i'm in fundraising there. steve: oh, ok, good. what do you do, adam? adam: i'm a full-time student at cleveland state and i manage an

what can a cleveland or st. louis do to get the companies to come there? guest: what i would say is that they need to encourage entrepreneurs to do what entrepreneurs do, which is reinvent and re-create the economy in the spaces we live -- and the spaces we live in. to build further off of your question, another thing we can look at is right now cities and states waste about $90 billion a year on economic development subsidies. that is not even counting the federal amount of waste that goes from the federal government to the local governments for this. $90 billion a year could do a lot to stimulate local economies in more beneficial ways. we need to craft an agreement between cities and states to agree not to compete for companies relocating because it does not work. it wastes public resources and redirects them away from genuine public need like transportation or policing or education. it could actually reduce corporate income taxes. what we found was for the average states hq2 bid, you could reduce corporate income taxes for all companies across the stat

president trump now on his way to ohio for a rally in cleveland. the first of three today, as both sides deliver closing arguments in the battle to control congress. chris stirewalt, standing by with the big picture. plus peter doocy in florida, casey stegal in texas. but we begin in ohio where president trump will be tonight. kristen fisher is live in missouri. >> reporter: dana, this is where president trump will be making his closing arguments before the polls open tomorrow morning. lots of folks have been waiting out here in the cold and rain to hear those closing arguments. this will be the 7th time this election cycle that president trump has come to this state to try to help the republican candidate in this race, the state's attorney general josh hawley. now, hawley has been campaigning with some closing arguments very similar to what we've been hearing from president trump. he's been pushing hard on immigration, the caravan, conservative justices neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. democratic senator claire mccaskill is d

president trump has just taken the stage in cleveland, ohio. you're looking live at his rally. this is the first of three stops to support gop candidates. the dow and s&p surging hours before polls open tomorrow morning in the midterm election. moments ago, though, the nasdaq still having a rough session, down 22 points. listen, the battle for control of congress playing out across the nation, so we've got team coverage. kristina partsinevelos live in florida, keeping an eye on a major toss-up which happens to be one of the most expensive senate races in history. it's a toss-up. edward lawrence focusing on one of the key pivotal races in the house that could be the blueprint that determines the gop's fate in retaining control. plus, bret baier is here, the face of fox news 2018 coverage. he will explain how important the trump effect will be. could it help or damage as voters pull the lever? and gop fund-raiser, sky rich capital founder anthony scaramucci first on fox business. where wall street's smart money is placing its election bets this time around. >>> plus the editor of

>> former secretary of state condoleezza rice and the cleveland browns are weighing in after reports that she was being considered for a top job. >>> and what mariah carey just managed to accomplish for the first time without lifting a finger in 17 years. why it's beginning to feel a lot like 2001 on the record charts. that's in "the skinny." it's november 19th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> she is mariah with the new album out over the weekend. i like it. >> there are some jams. i haven't listened. >> some jams. i don't think the kids use that term anymore, though. >> the jams. >> the jams. all right. the album is lit. >> ooh. >>> all right. let's begin with this this half hour. the president unleashing a derogatory new nickname for a democratic congressman. >> the president lashed out at congressman adam schiff for complaining about his temporary replacement for fired attorney general jeff sessions. as the president prepares to submit his responses to special counsel robert mueller, he says a face-to-face interview is unlikely. abc's tara palmeri has more. >> rep

i'm always this guy from the inner city of cleveland, you know, raised in cleveland.would make me wrap my feet in plastic, you know, and i would walk to school like that. i didn't like that. i kind of vowed to myself, man, i don't like this thing. >> warden ivey really took pride in his shoes. he had so many pairs and names i had never even heard of before. >> what's your most expensive pair of shoes you've ever bought? >> about 600 bucks. alligator. >> like them wheels? >> what are they? >> can't tell you that. >> i'm going to see what brian's wearing. >> the bomb right here. >> let's see your wheels. >> best shoes on the market for walking. >> and what are these for? styling? >> strolling. there's walking and there's strolling. i'm not walking. i'm strolling. sometimes i even float. >> one of the days we were filming with warden ivey, we had gotten onto an elevator and our production assistant was pushing our production cart. it's a heavy cart. it goes with us everywhere. and as we got onto the elevator all of a sudden i heard some kind of exclamation from warden iv

on a recent weekend, i saw first—hand the pressures that cleveland police are under. just had a 999 call to say there was a male been stabbed in the neck. but he's got a puncture wound. typical of any night in hartlepool. today, the chief constable placed the blame squarely on the government. in a full and frank attack on ministers, mike veale said... he went on... the home office said they would review police budgets next month, and that forces can ask council taxpayers to help fund the local police. but cleveland's police and crime commissioner says that, in one of england's poorest towns, that doesn't raise much money. we're asking some of the most — the poorest, the most deprived areas in the country, we're asking them for more money to fund a public service which is underfunded. that doesn't seem like a very fair way forward. so stretched, simply reacting to incidents, local residents have taken to conducting night—time patrols to deter criminals. other towns this week have recognised the contours of hartlepool‘s problems. it seems that, in too many places, there

artisans and craftspeople just like monica herself. >> growing up in cleveland, i saw how hard peoplek and how much they care about their city and their community. >> completely self-funded, for monica, this isn't just a side gig. it's a true passion project. >> i'm lucky and i'm grateful because i get to act, and then i get to use that cash, saying it blunltdly, use the cash to put into this and create a business. >> with her name front and center on all the labels, monica makes sure each and every item is something she wants to sell to her customers. >> people work hard for their money. i'm not going to sell them junk, i'm not going to make junk. if there's a bad batch of something, we throw it out. my standard is would i give this to my mom or my kids? if the answer is no, then it goes out. >> thinking of her fans as family led her to find new ways to interact with them face-to-face. >> we were online and people love the stuff and then i love to connect with people, so i thought this could be a great opportunity to have a destination location in garre s garrettsville, ohio, where w

on a recent weekend, i saw first—hand the pressures that cleveland police are under.had a 999 call to say there was a male been stabbed in the neck. but he's got a puncture wound. typical of any night in hartlepool. today, the chief constable placed the blame squarely on the government. in a full and frank attack on ministers, mike veale said... he went on... the home office said they would review police budgets next month, and that forces can ask council taxpayers to help fund the local police. but cleveland's police and crime commissioner says that, in one of england's poorest towns, that doesn't raise much money. we're asking some of the most — the poorest, the most deprived areas in the country, we're asking them for more money to fund a public service which is underfunded. that doesn't seem like a very fair way forward. so stretched, simply reacting to incidents, local residents have taken to conducting night—time patrols to deter criminals. other towns this week have recognised the contours of hartlepool‘s problems. it seems that, in too many places, there are t

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cleveland saying that the man they drafted back in two thousand and three is more than just a basketball superstar and it's his impact off the court that matters just as much . that was the case on his homecoming with le bron surprising students at the i promise school which he funded and opened this summer in his hometown of akron just down the road from cleveland. i. so that was one return on social media was abuzz with a nother on thursday a formula one driver who almost lost his arm in a crash will make a remarkable comeback to the sport next season after eight is away polish driver roberts cubits a partially severed his right arm in a rally accident which looked like it had ended his f one career the thirty three year old has announced he'll make a return to the williams team for the twenty nineteen season i know what it took me to get here and i know what it takes. to be one of the drivers uniform one so now the question is. the work. to give me a bit of time and. to focus on the world is what does the job is being a race rather philip duncan is a foreign correspondent for the pres

misses cleveland just kept went and looking at what else is going on the technology. finally photographs cannot be reproduced in magazines on the finer linen paper. it is a very fuzzy image but it is the first known photograph of her in a newspaper. simultaneous to that are -- you start to see misses mckinley -- mrs. mckinley captured on film. the very first lady that is seen in the very early motion pictures. moving pictures as they called them. that really begins to affect and accelerate the public interest in what the first ladies are wearing. jumping ahead to the 1920s and the important benchmark of women gaining the right to vote and misses harding -- mrs. hardy ms. in the white house. she is one of the oldest women to become first lady but in spirit she captures the roaring 20s. she's the first to fly in an airplane. she has the first radio in the white house. she invites movie stars. she does public appearances. she is an advocate a radical advocate for animal protection coming out even against vivisection in 1921. she is also an outspoken suffragist. she begin

cleveland. >> all of the products that we make, the candles, it's all here.t's sourced here, made here. sometimes i have to be careful because you can get so caught up in the business part of it that i've been lately losing sight as to why we started this to begin with. and that was to bring jobs back home and hopefully expand and help other communities and cities. >> i'm in las vegas at shop.org where a lot of people are thinking about, if they have a brick and mortar store, how do they get customers into their store to actually buy something? it is something my next guest thinks about a lot. he's the ceo of brick works. it's nice to see you. thanks for stopping by. >> thanks for having me, jj, i appreciate it. >> i think what you were doing is fascinating. your whole company is about taking someone who is maybe browsing on their phone and getting them into a retailer. >> that's right. we focus on helping brands and retailers to engage online traffic who has intent to go to a store and get those customers into a store through a branded experience and offer t

the lakers beat the heat 113-97. >>> espn reporting that the cleveland browns wanted to in r interviewry of state condoleezza rice for the coaching opening. this despite rice having zero coaching experience. condoleezza rice said the report was untrue. the team said we are in the process of composing the list of candidates and secretary rice has not been discussed. rice is a big browns fan posted on facebook saying she knows the browns will hire an experienced coach to get them to the next level. she hopes to see more women coaching in the nfl. you know, dave, she joked. she is not ready to coach. >> of course, she's not. >> i shook my head when i saw the report. i thought what? >> it is ridiculous. she would be a terrific commissioner. never coached. do you think becky hammond gets an nba job in the next ten years? >> absolutely. she is raising the ranks on the spurs bench. i would not be surprised. >> i agree. we would not see an nfl head coach in our lifetime is my prediction. andy, thank you. romans, you can take issue with my guess. >> i can say. that. >> over to you. >>> thanks,

debts are piling up, and the downtown cleveland store has closed. monica: i don't want this to fail, because if it fails, you guys lose. lemonis: the personal-care industry is extremely competitive, but having a celebrity attached to the brand can separate it from the pack. so i'm headed to monica's store in garrettsville. oh, this is pretty. when i walk through the front door, it had a warm and homey feel, but i spent time trying to find these "skincare" products. i saw everything from scarves to jewelry to greeting cards to dishes, but that isn't what i thought i was coming to. hi there. how are you? i'm marcus. jessica: hi. jessica. hi. nice to meet you. lemonis: do you know where monica is? jessica: she should be here any second. lemonis: okay. jessica: i'm her sister. lemonis: oh, you're her sister? jessica: yeah, i'm her sister. lemonis: okay. i'm surprised she wasn't here. jessica: yeah. well... lemonis: you're surprised, too? jessica: no. lemonis: you're not surprised? jessica: [ chuckling ] you'll get me in trouble. lemonis: how often is mo

president trump is doing this final swing, he's down in cleveland, ohio, thatis swing, he's down in cleveland these are his die—hard supporters with 74% of americans telling pollsters they believe the country is heading in the right direction, this... you could make the argument the other way, this should be a slam dunk for republicans, shouldn't it? you could make that argument, and look at the economy. usually that should help an incumbent party. this is the donald trump midterm, though, he is the reason why republicans are not going to do nearly as well as the world too. he is highly controversial, he generates a kind of difficulties, to himself and his party, an ohio is a good example, the incumbent democratic senator by all accounts will win easily re—election tomorrow and the democrats are probably going to ta ke and the democrats are probably going to take over the ohio governorship in the great swing state of ohio. we have got some very smart view was that watch our programme, and i hope the chilling with us tomorrow night from midnight gmt! not nearly as slum at as larry, though. whe

so the cleveland browns are bad. is that okay ty? >> sure. >> sorry browns fans. >> but are they so bad that they need former national security? >> the cleveland browns are denying that former secretary of state condeleeza ric was a candidate for their new head coach. the browns say she is not being considered. she is a lifelong browns fan. she tweeted she i not ready to coach but wishes the eague would consider more women in coaching roles. >> a crazy end to h aigh school football game. gonzaga beadematha 46-47 for the wcac title. this is huge. nzaga fans celebrated to hard the fence broke in the student section of the stands. look at this. everyone was okay. but what a wild and memorable night. s ky diver got caught in e fencing. the windy conditions didn't keep the sky divers from jumping out of the plane, but they were stro enough to blow them far away from their landing spot. and everybody is okay. >> black frida is still a few days away but who wants to wait that long to go tishopping. >>ll ahead, the best deals that you c find

cleveland is the city of champions once again!> reporter: it was the city's first title in any major sport in more than five decades. the grateful cheers were in stark contrast of fans who burned his jersey and mocked his name for going to miami in 2012. >> i'm going to take my talents to south beach and join the miami heat. >> reporter: his first game back from the miami heat was nothing but boos. >> anger in these people in cleveland. >> reporter: eight years later, all hail the king. and, look, at one point in the video last night that tribute, they put up thank you for what you did on the court but we know it goes beyond basketball. look, his impact on that community is going to be felt for a long time. but for the team, they're 2-14, the cavaliers. the worst in basketball. so people say he is directly responsible for that. so it's a complicated legacy but no question what he does on the court and in the community. >> great to see the fans support him. all the good he's done this the community. >> for a long time. >> and that

i was just spaeaking to one of y colleagues in cleveland. trump has sort of bogarted his way into giving a rally in cleveland next week. republicans there are terrified because they think if he shows up in cleveland, it's going to galvanize the urban voters there. the president is not just a bull in a china shop. he's got muddy shoes on your couch everywhere he goes. and for some reason he thinks he's redesigning the room. that's what republicans are going to have to face because if they lose big next week, it is because of this president, not what they're looking at the local level. >> stuart stevens, one of the strategic uses of a president is you use the president where he can help you, and you don't send him anywhere where he can hurt you. that doesn't seem to have been mastered by trump world. >> no. i think donald trump goes where he thinks he can get a crowd and he'll enjoy it. >> right. >> i don't think it has any part of a larger strategy. this is about donald trump. >> stuart stevens, jason johnson, thank you very much for starting

the president in cleveland, ohio. that is likely the city where the governor's race between former senator mike dewine and richard cordray will play how. all of ohio is important but cleveland in particular is very important. cordray now leads by five points in the real clear politics average. the rest of the day will be spent trying to win senate seats in indiana. the recent polls have been swinging donnelly's. the president finishes up in missouri where democratic senator claire mccaskill and republican josh hawley are neck and neck. president will not be back home until midnight tonight. the president pretty confident about retaining control of the senate. he thinks might be able to maintain the 51-49 margin. maybe increase that by a couple of seats. there's been a democratic surge in some states including indiana in the last couple of days. just by how much they might increase their margin is in question. no doubt about that. the house is a completely different story, though. it's going to be a democratic blowout,

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. >>> thank you very much for watching this hour of msnbc live from cleveland. the president will be here later on this afternoon. 2:45 eastern, i'm headed to indiana for his rally later tonight. we'll see you tomorrow back from d.c. on election day. right now more news with my colleague craig melvin in new york. it's a shame you're not here, craig. we have a fired up crowd. everybody ready for the big day tomorrow. >> so many people in a bar so early there in cleveland. hallie jackson, safe travels to you. good morning to you. craig melvin here in new york city. there are just 19 hours now until the first polls open in one of the most tension-filled midterms in recent history. voters telling nbc news in a new poll they're more excited about this election than even the huge midterm of 2010 when democrats lost the house. in that same poll voters say it's democrats who should control congress by a single margin of seven points. already almost 35 million americans have voted across the country. yes, that is a record. and if those polls are to be believed, democrats

still ahead for you on the program a cleveland cavaliers have nothing but love. that's just ahead. and was telling you how in the philippines a fighting back against a government crackdown on the media and free speech. on. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. from. thank you very much a formula one driver who almost lost these arm in a crash will make a remarkable return to the sport next season after eight years away polish driver robert cubits a partially seventy's right arm in a rarely accident which looked like it had ended his f one career but the thirty three year old who won the canadian grand prix in two thousand and eight will return to the track for the williams team in the twenty nine thousand season. i know what it takes. to be one of the drivers uniform one so now the question is. to work. to give me a bit of time and. to focus on the what this. job is being a race rather for duncan is the f one correspondent for the press association he says williams who will f

great to see you today, hello to cleveland from new york.ox news chief political anger and anger of "special report" bret baier is sitting to my left ear. >> what is chris wallace thinking? >> harris: he said it was a little windy earlier but look at this. you bring the sunshine all the time. i know the president has been focused on the battleground senate races because they can get up to 52, 53 republicans to keep the senate without majority, you have more of a control of the senate. but what of the house races you are watching tomorrow night? >> there are some bellwethers early, polls will close early, an indication of what it's going to be like for democrats going forward. kentucky 6, this race should not be close. but it appears it is and if mcgrath is up for it looks like it's going to be tight down to the wire, that suggests that democrats are doing well in places they maybe shouldn't be. this is a very tight race. virginia has a couple of tight races that also will be early bellwethers. you got pulls closing at 6:00, 7:00, 7:30. we wi

we discovered some answers in a very unlikely place cleveland. >> reporter: cleveland may be thousandsme from icoria. people living healthy and happy into their 90s and 100s. they do it with very risk of alzheimer's, dementia, or any of the other diseases of old age. what brings these same people and genes toce p like cleveland and something frightening happens. >> when the koreans come to cleveland, you start seeing alzheimer's at the same rate as the rest of america. they bring the values here and get sick. >> you can see that 1,000 years ago. >> reporter: for more than a decade dan beutner, a "national geographic" fellow and author of the blue zones solution has been unlocking the secrets of places where people live longer and healthier than anywhere on earth. taking us to costa rica and the other blue zones. at this time dan's come to clevelands to meet t family. they left the island in the '50s in search of the american dream. >> by them moving here they took 20 years off my life. >> reporter: that's because jim's mother just became the first person in theiry familo be diagnosed w

and a big day over in cleveland where number one overall draft pick baker mayfield threw for a season three touchdowns against the falcons. the browns played their best game of the season, upsetting atlanta 28-16. this is cleveland's first three-win season since 2015. >>> just ahead, a health scare for aerosmith's joe perry. plus honoring the men and women who serve our country in uniform. some who made the ultimate sacrifice. for the good. and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart racing. the heart breaking. that's what life is all about... showing up. unless migraine steals your chance to say "i am here." that's why, we created aimovig.. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults. one dose, once a month. aimovig is proven to reduce the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. the most common side effects are pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site and constipation. these are your days what will each one bring? doesn't matter, as long as you can say... "i am here." talk to your doctor about preventing migraine

you haveak a th. >> these are the tips i live for. >>> the cleveland browns are denying reports theyonsidering condoleezza rice as their new head coach. the team wants to interview rice. rice is an avid football fan. but she dismissed the report. she posted on facebook that, quote, she's not ready to coach but would love to call a play or two if the team wanted. rice is a fellow at the stanford's hoover institution. >> with sports, we bring in alexis smith. >> the cleveland browns don't have much to lose. they can try just about anything, right, mike? >> oh, yeah. they fired their offensive coordinator first. thin they fired their head coach. then they have one of the best rookie quarterbacks in the league in baker mayfield. so there's talent there if someone like condoleezza could come in and make it work. >> you never know. >> you never know. it's not going to happen, unfortunately. it. >> would be exciting. >> people would watch. >> absolutely. i agree. let's take a look and show you what's going on. this is must-see tv.. a look at walnut creek. south on 680 through the haze. our

you coverage of the festival of book in nashville first up a discussion on civil rights activist cleveland sellers and photo journalist ernest who became informant for the fbi.ng someone right there my name is andrea black man and we're here at the public library welcome on behalf of the national public library on behalf of the southern we're excited so that each of you came out this morning under a beautiful fall morning to join us for a conversation that we started about 35 minutes ago so we've got to catch you up to where we are. joined by two esteemed journalist one adam mark and both of these men are journalist in scholar in their own right and they'll some timesharing hidden narrative and stories that we w know about some storis that we don't know about. one will chronicle life of an ironic photographer that many of us have seen his images and then he's going to debunk some of those mists and other will introduce some of us in reintroduce to others a hidden figure in history and give us an idea of why we think that mr. seller should be on platform with every other civil rights icon s

the scene was repeated in cleveland and indiana and georgia. as has the feel of the night before the midterms -- this has the feel of the night before the presidential election. midterms don't get to 50%. this will get a lot more than the normal turnout. the president has been tireless on the campaign. he is rallying the base. they did not have a lot of energy a couple of months ago. brett kavanaugh helped that, winning that battle. trump has said, pretend i am on the ballot. he's made it a referendum on himself. will it be enough to keep the control of the house? probably not. but the senate for republicans? probably. >> one final point with regard to missouri. sean hannity interviewed president trump. and rush limbaugh? >> massive figures on the right. shows.rated sean hannity talks to the president regularly. this is another good element by the president, to get popular figures on the right to urge everyone to vote. it makes a difference. the left wants this also to be an election about donald trump, but the democratic candidates have not ta

the nfl star seen fighting with a woman at a hotel in cleveland. tmz obtaining video of the altercation. here's steve osunsami with the fallout already. >> reporter: for a league accused of not doing enough to address violence against women, tonight's video shared by tmz sports may underline the problem. kansas city running back kareem hunt, one of the nfl's biggest stars, is seen arguing with a young woman, shoving her, and then kicking her in video from surveillance cameras at a cleveland hotel from february. >> i was assaulted by a player. >> reporter: this is the body camera video of a police officer. the team was alerted, hunt was never disciplined or arrested, and he is currently having a stellar season. the police report shares what happened before the fighting, she says she wouldn't have sex with one of his friends. he tells police she called him a racial slur when he asked her to leave. hunt is a big deal. a star on one of the best teams in the nfl, that has a shot at getting to the super bowl. almost ten months after this incident, espn r

kentucky chapter leader miss mccoy from cleveland. york.riffin, new head of sacramento, california, reverend porter. david jefferson, reverend jefferson, from new jersey. you all should be appear. congresswoman for should be appear, charles williams, detroit. i will be a knowledge in chapter leaders throughout the day. it is my honor and privilege -- let me say this. down through the years, whether we had the majority of the house minority, i cannot recall a time we had an issue that i would call ms. congresswoman pelosi that she was not available to meet right away, to respect what we wanted to say, and we usually left with her out shouting me on whatever the issue was. she was at our national convention in new york this year. it was no surprise when she said even though this is the beginning, i will come by and speak to the delegates from the national action network. i do not want the media to misinterpret her being here as something unusual. it is something we expect, because we have had that kind of relationship with her through t

bron james returned home to cleveland as an opposing player for the second time in his career and got a lot of love despite beating his former team le bron stepped back on call to you know hire the los angeles lakers player having traded from the cavaliers in the summer fans still appreciating him breaking their fifty two year chairmanship drought in twenty six t.v. school thirty two points but it's all three put on one of the very best displays of the season it was tied until later in the fourth when the lakers broke it open they won one hundred nine one hundred five very different for le bron this time having been booed on his first return with the miami heat eight years ago. you know opposite you know these friends are just much they appreciated me everything when i was that on the floor they always showed appreciation on myself of my teammates for those eleven years as a father from the time we landed yesterday from the time when i had been you know you know just how the different way i'm a different person we're all different you know from from eight years ago you know both good

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and i bet you there is a harlem in cleveland, ohio. i bet you there is a harlem in philadelphia, pennsylvania. and in baltimore, maryland. and in detroit, michigan. so now that i represent the entire nation, i want to say to you, i want to congratulate the reverend for his steadfast work and this national action network. and it is so important that the word national is there. because it follows a tremendous tradition. the marcus garveys of the world that try to organize black people around america. the great late, powell, who passed national legislation and architect of the social service safety net that we often take for granted. the great martin luther king that led a national movement for civil rights. and voting rights. so this organization plays a pivotal role right now, a national role in making sure that we respond to the assaults coming from the white house. and we know in a short period of time, less than two years, we may think this has been going on for six years, but in less than two years, the white house has attempted to

lebron james heads back to face his former club the cleveland cavaliers later on wednesday.son starting — and has seen them undergo somewhat of a transformation while his former club he led to four consecutive eastern conference championships and, in 2016, the team's first nba championship has plummetted in the opposite direction. the cavaliers have won just two of their 15 played this season and saw head coach tyronn lue sacked at the end of last month. in case you missed it, tuesday's internationals could spell bad news for one of europe's biggest clubs paris saint germain — with two of their star players forced off injured. both brazilian neymar and france's kylian mbappe picked up injuries in their countries respective wins over cameroon and uruguay with psg set to play liverpool next week in the champions league. elsewhere scotland earned promotion in the uefa nations league after a james forrest hattrick saw them beat israel 3—2 in glasgow. it also means they're through to the play—offs should they fail to emerge from the main euro 2020 qualifiers. among all the matche

. >>> and a big day in cleveland, too. number one overall pick baker mayfield threw for a season-high three touchdowns against the falcons. the browns played the best game of their season so far. they pulled out a solid win over atlanta, 28-16. this is cleveland's first three-win season since 2015. >>> let's go back to nbc meteorologist bill karins. what can we expect for the rest of the week? >> well, we showed you the critical fire weather areas. as far as red flag warnings, they extend up through the mountains of central california, into northern california. 21 million people at risk. and it's obviously going to be dry. there's really not a lot of rain in sight, so we're just waiting for the rainy season to begin in california. that's what the firefighters really need. not going to happen any time soon. san francisco stays at 70 degrees, and of course, areas down wind of any of those fires, we're still dealing with really poor air quality also. all the problem weather, if anyone's traveling today, are in the middle of t

ll be at that rally later today in cleveland. we'll have the latest when we see you on today. back to yo >> who can get their voters to the polls. >> peter alexander live for us in cleveland. thanks again. check the "today" show next for all the coverage on the midterm elections coming up. a bit closer to home, there's a big final push for last minute support in northern virginia. ehere's a closely watched r between barbara comstock and 'rmocratic challenger jennifer wexton. e hoping the blue waveat th started last fall will begin tomorrow. they're saying comstock has been a top vote getter in previous races. this race could give the nation a early sign of whether house seats will flip from red to blue. our team of reporters will working for you all day day.ction tune in for an nb 4 election special. the updates will keep coming throughout tnight. >> now to breaking news, there's been an officer involved shooting. take a look at the map. it happens right here in the baltimore washington international airport. police are telling us the officer involved shooting happened just a

this is cleveland's first three-win season since 2015. getting better. >>> bill karins is here. what are we looking at to start the week? >> we're going back to california because that's where the danger is going to be. after a little break in the winds this weekend, the winds are going to kick up today. we have high wind warnings in place for a lot of southern california. 7 million people at risk in this. isolated gusts up to 70 miles per hour. some fires still burning that are going to be fanned by these flames. if any new fires form, they could spread rapidly. the red flag warnings from redding to yosemite. it's very dry. when it's warm, it's dry. low humidity. that's going to be a recipe for disaster. the fire weather outlook does have extreme fire conditions possible if they do form here in this area just inland from the coast. once again, very dangerous weather in the nex twot outheas the carolinas. it's also a little snowy this morning in areas of oklahoma. big travel concerns throughout the south and into the mid-atlantic today with rain and a little bit of snow in the m

heavy raiaking itsay from cleveland into western pennsylvania. here's the system and here's how it's going to ack, making its y toward the northeast. gusty winds will shift with that east.as it moves to the heavy rain moves to new york and boston. strong winds down for washington, d.c. terrain. and wraparound winds will bring lake-effect snow and a wind increase. heim's storm cts. look at this, from northern pennsylvania into northwestern new york, 6 to 12 inches of snow, into the tughill plateau. gustwinds, trees down, isolated power outages with wind gusts of0 to60 miles per hour. and heavy rain on soaked soil in the northeast. washington, d.c., you're about an inch and a third away from hang your wettest year ever. airport delays likely, chicago,r t, cleveland, pittsburgh, buffalo, philly and the new york airports. on the road, i-70. chicago to new york along 80 cleveland to boston, i-90. and from d.c. all the way up to bostk. folks, pac your patience and hang out. w everythil be better tomorrow. back to you guys. >> al, thank you so much. >>>

i dreamed about playing center field for the cleveland indians.'ve finally given up on that dream. we've heard from an overwhelming number of people who have said i should consider it in large part because of our message and my long-time commitment to the dignity of work. if you stand for workers, it means never compromising on civil rights and women's rights and lgbt rights, it means never caving to wall street or the gun lobby or donald trump. and i think that makes -- that's, i think, why people of large numbers across the country have begun to approach me. >> it's interesting. you said two statewide races, 2012 race, 2018 race, a state trending in a republican direction, do you want to be president of the united states? >> well, i don't know yet. i don't know if i have the -- i mean, a lot of my colleagues have thought about wanting to be president for a long time. and i really haven't until this election. i mean, people have asked me. i've thought a little bit about it. but it's not been a lifelong dream. and emily elizabeth and caitlin and a