and since that granby-conner decision interpreting tennessee versus garner, the ideas of granby-conner, if you think about when the awareness of just law enforcement officers about supreme court precedent, you could think about the miranda decision, right, people have to give the miranda rights. i think everybody is aware of that. but even in a cool second, if they're not thinking this is about granby-conner in the way police reports are written, in the way people are trained in the police academy, the training of the use of force and when that use of force is justified is really heavily shaped by the way that granby-conner really, with an eye towards saying that much use of force and use of deadly force is reasonable, the way that granby-conner really framed that discussion. >> thank you very much for that. peter, i wanted to chat a little bit about these two standards. definitely the tennessee versus garner set the constitutional standard, the granby versus conner set other standards that other police departments have followed. but have states sought to set higher standards than thes

so i don't know if she's jimmy conners. >> i'm jimmy conners. >> jimmy conners. >> yes, yeah. >> kelly got to be part of the show. nancy and i pretaped segments that is aired while kelly and ryan scrambled behind the scenes to change. >> without you being in the show we would not have made our changes. so thank you "e.t." >> that's true. >> we counted more than a dozen flashbacks. "silver spoons," "saved by the bell," "punky brewster." which show would kelly bring back? >>> all my children. that's what the people want. >> i think that you and mark should bring back "chips" because you guys are sexy in those costumes. >>> nostalgia ruled morning tv as both "gma" and "today" went totally '80s. ♪ shake your love >> while today's music and movies send up had the real debby gibson, "gma" brought on bonnie tyler and just nailed '80's tv. >> i pity the fool. >> strahan even got the real mr. t's approval. >> you the toughest mr. t i ever saw. >> suzanne somers and john schneider were also surprise guests. both shows had i love the '80's style confessionals, but only the "today" team revealed t

conner and then it was a year or less and now the history of the m.t.a. is such that i doubt very many people truly believe that two separate projects involving closing the park, could be completed within a year. also, it seems that an easterly

and i think it is wonderful that chuckconner's would -- conners would come along, because the mannerich the other team has been campaigning, it is time some people were reminded that actors are people. >> 6 million more people have come into this state during the last eight years, i have been governor. we have done that job well. [applause] i want to make a commitment to you people today. i want to tell you that the first thing i am going to do after i am reelected governor, i will submit a bill that will cut taxes of the average homeowner in this state $150. >> i have been listening to some of the things the governor says he will do now in the next four years that he has not been able to do in the last eight. [indiscernible] >> give me just a minute. i was elected attorney general of california and after i served four years, the republicans and democrats alike reelected me. [cheering] they said the minority leader in -- they sent the minority leader in the senate out here, and you and i licked him. [applause] >> the speeches are over and the audience is content with the sound of the

my wife and caitlin and conner are doing fantastic.a: do we have a picture of conner that we can throw up there? there he is. very cute baby conner. alex, we appreciate you coming on the show. michael meehan, you're always a grateful eye. what's on your mind this year? >> i'm grateful for my family. very grateful for my friends. very grateful for the people that i get to work with. i wish everybody happy thanksgiving. >> dana: anyone talking about politics at the thanksgiving table, either of you? >> hopefully not. we talked enough about politics. >> dana: michael? >> i will be happy about the 40 democratic seats we just picked up. that will be on our mind. >> dana: you can gloat as you pass the gravy. michael and alex, thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> dana: travel today, feast tomorrow. more than 54 million americans are on the move this thanksgiving according to aaa. we sepb our crew to the crowds. mike tobin is at chicago o'hare international airport. hillary vaughn is at lax in los angeles. hillary, let me start with you. >>

their separate ways and now nicole salespeopling about about her relationship with their two kids, conner and isabella. >> any mother will tell yous lo for you here. >> she says her children who are now grown are in her heart, despite rumors they don't speak to their mother because of scientology. kidman says, quote, they have made choices to be scientologyists and as a mother it's my job to love them. i am an example of that tolerance. no matter what your child does there is love to sever that i believe is wroj. she acknowledges being private about it because, quote,ive to protect all those relationships. she opened up about her daughter isabella, after she honored her mother with a clothing line, bella kidman cruise. >> bella is a beautiful daughter. she's always been able to draw. >> nicole played a mother a lot on screen, but she says she would 150% walk away from hollywood for her real life role as a mom. >> you do give a motherly loving vibe. >> i'm the eldest child from a family. it's my nature to take care of people. >> you do it well. you're a really good mom. >>> now let's go to

the conner store among the nearly 7,000 structures destroyed in the camp fire. >>> state regulators aretigating two california utilities, pg&e and california edison for their possible roles in the camp and woolsey fires. >> abc7 news matt keller is live in san jose with more. >> reporter: the investigation into the cause of the fires in southern california and butte county continue. pg&e says they're cooperating with investigators. the damage in these fires have been significant, both in lives lost and property loss. southern california edison reported a disturbance at one of their substations two minutes before the woolsey fire started nearby and 15 minutes before the deadly camp fire started in ttc transmission line outage. they're looking into legislation that would break up one of the largest utilities in the united states. >> you could take away their license to do business in california as a monopoly. you could then open it up for competition. >> reporter: starting next year, a new law goes into effect making it easier for utilities to pass along costs from fire-related damages to

gary conner should know, he served two tours in vietnam. >> pretty sad. >> reporter: seeing the paradise thrift store he and his wife marilyn spent years creating reduced to a pile of ash and debris is a lot to take in. >> trying to fight back tears. >> it's a total loss, no doubt about that. we spent the last seven years building this up. >> reporter: the conner's store is among more than 7,000 structures destroyed by the camp fire. as the death toll rises, it's become the most lethal fire in california history. thanks to the work of more than 4500 firefighters from as far away as south dakota, the fire itself is getting closer to containment. >> gas can, a bag of tools. >> reporter: what the camp fire left behind could be tough for even a hardened war veteran to fully comprehend. >> where do you go from here? >> forward. you can't go backwards. and we're both very strong, so l not be and that's what bothers me. >> reporter: i'm told this shelter has about 200 people in it right now. it's about an hour from the fire zone. unlike some others that are a bit closer, this one still has spac

. >> i've seen combat zones that looked as >> reporter: gary conner has seen, he ps. he and his wife, marilyn,marily, watching their home in ash and debris. >> it's a lot to take in. >> total loss, no doubt about that. we spent the last seven years building this up. no more buildable. >> reporter: their store is more than 7,000 structures des as the death toll rises, it's become the most lethal fire in california history. thanks to the work of more than 4500 firefighters as far away as south dakota, the fire itself is getting closer to containment. >> gas can and bag of tool. >> reporter: what the camp fire left behind could be tough for even a hardened war veteran to fully comprehend. where did you go from here? >> forward. you can't go backwards. we're both very strong. so, we should be okay. but a lot of people in town won't be and that's what bothers me. >> reporter: i'm told this shelter has about 200 people in it right now. it's about an hour from the fire zone. unlike some others that are a bit closer, this one still has space in it. in yuba city, laura anthony

conner hayward goes 80 yards to the house.t of a 157 yard o-touch down day tore him. 24-3 i the final. maryland falls to 58-4 on the season. >>> virginia tec hosting boston college this afternoon hokies looking to bounce back from a t loss georgia tech. travis gets handoff. 29 yards. one of two touchdowns t forhe sherwood high school graduate. we've got a tie game. later sam score. anthony brown h degreesy. that gives the eagles the lead for good.in b.c. ws this one, 31-21, hokies dp to 4-4 on the season. coach ken and navy sitting at a disappointing 2-6ea this sn on the road at cincinnati. midshipmen down a score. desmond ritter keeps at the from seven yards out. it's 14-0, bearcats early on. very next cincy possession, michael warren fakes the jump pass, takes it in. 21-0. cincinnati goes on to win this one,42-0. tough day for the midshipmen. andhe redskins can can really make a statement with a win over the falcons tomorrow a kickof 1:00. be sure to catch "redskins showtime" at 11:30 a.m. right here. >> tou so much. thank y

woman who died after possibly drinking tainted alcohol is suing a resort in mexico. 20-year-old abbey conner drowned in a pool in an upscale hotel in playa del carmen. a toxic mix of cheap ingredients is partially to blame for her death. the resort denies the claim saying it serves only sealed bottles that meet all standards. >>> a thursday night thriller. dallas scored a touchdown early and the defense held drew brees and the saints usually powerful offense in check all night long. the cowboys ended new orleans' ten-game winning streak. 13-1 responding after a 9-year-old girl wrote to him asking why his brand of sneakers were sold only in boys sizes. well, thanks to that young girl, things are about to change. 9-year-old riley morrison of napa, california, is now basketball's biggest star. >> i just can't believe it got to this point. >> reporter: and all over a pair of basketball shoes. she is a point guard and went online searching for the girls version of steph curry's shoe, the 5s, but under armour only marketed them to boys and she had an issue with that. >> so was there really a diffe

. >> i've seen combat zones that looked as >> reporter: gary conner has seen, he ps.e, marilyn,marily, watching their home in ash and debris. >> it's a lot to take in. >> total loss, no doubt about that. we spent the last seven years building this up. no more buildable. >> reporter: their store is more than 7,000 structures des as the death toll rises, it's become the most lethal fire in california history.

christian artists need to look at the great role models of film, and read o conner's mystery and manners, where she talks about the things. the purpose of art is to be art, and then if it's good art, the human lessons will come out of it. but let art be art. and let it be good art. and don't let the message overwhelm the art because it becomes a sermon. there's nothing wrong with sermons, but we have to understand what it is that we're doing and if we're trying to do art we need to do art and do it well. as francis shaper says in his booklet, art and the bible, that if you are -- the world view will come out. if you have a strong christian world view and you work on your art it will come out in the same way that a carpenter who is a christian and is ethical, and lives a christian life his work will demonstrate his beliefs. he doesn't have to like make the stairway into the form of a cross for it to -- he just has to be a good carpenter and live his life and run his business according to christian values. and that's what christian artists need to do as well. >> anybody else? thank you so

the conner is vat -- conser conservetory bills. there will be some cleanup language next year. we'll keep watching the legislation, because it has a significant impact in san francisco. the elder -- elder independent abuse and investigations, the ombudsman piece was left in, but a.p.s. was left out. it may be that something along those lines comes back next year. med-i-cal assisted living was vetoed, but it will come up again with the council, given there are some working groups on that. so we'll monitor that as well. stay tuned. we'll have a brand-new slate to look at in the new year. >> president serina: thank you, diane. very comprehensive and thorough. any ideas if there will be -- it will be different with our new governor-elect? and with the democrats having a super majority in both houses of the legislature, do you think -- >> i think it will be interesting. i haven't seen anything in the papers yet. i would imagine we would probably see -- my guess would be, off the top of my head, given that we've had a lot of things on commune cautions with emergency services, we may

they will figure out with the conners is a good tv show or not?en you see the technology people, you see the congressmen asking the dumbest questions. >> you have to figure out -- there are is some regulation needed in these businesses. david: that does it for us, thanks, gang. president trump: once they arrive, the democratic party's vision is to offer them free healthcare, and the right to vote, fan free education. they should turn back now. liz: the trump administration announced a new action in advance of the caravan. tightening rules on the border. the democrats are delivering on border security that the democrats promised as little as

we saw democrats build it up to doug jones, conner lamb in every special going forward and there wasrgy end just to swing left. since election day we've generated tens of thousands of ca calls into mississippi. that's what we talk about when we need infrastructure. republicans, examples of the woman you spoke to is a very good example. republicans do not want to be aassociated with what is left of the republican party. this is trump's party now. this is trump's candidate. if the best you have is to bring in trump at the last minute to defend your candidate against her lynching comments, this is trump's republican party and a lot of people are not comfortable with that. >> and her comments about hanging, not lynching specifically. michael steel, this is something that the electorate, they have the benefit of watching what happened in all the other races that were recounted and the learnings that came out of it. do you think there's any effect from those narratives that were discussed and debated in the recounts, in the very late decisions that were made in those races in the south? >>

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conner and then it was a year or less and now the history of the m.t.a. is such that i doubt very many people truly believe that two separate projects involving closing the park, could be completed within a year. also, it seems that an easterly year evaluation of what needed to be done about the irrigation system was commissioned by the public utilities commission back in 2016. we haven't heard a word about that. now, the plan is to dig up the whole park and going down six inches. that has not been justified at all. it's just not right to close a well-used park. one of the park participants have never been notified. people walk their dogs there everyday. i still have a few seconds. >> that's right. >> this project should be postponed. there should be hearings on it. there should be competitive bids. thank you. >> president cohen: thank you. are there any other members of the public that would like to speak in favor of the appeal? i want to pivot and go to the plan department so they can present up to 10 minutes. the analysis fora for affirminge categoric

. >>> how to carve thanksgiving turkey l >>> tonight catch the conners, followed by the kids are al rightit hasn't been easy to stay indoors and avoid the unhealthy air. it's been tougher for kids who haven't been able to go out and play. >> however, therapy for kids in the form of a special dog. david louie shows us how a dog named nash is making a difference. >> the playground here at meadows elementary and many other schools has been empty for recess over a week forcing the kids to be cooped up. >> have you been able to go outside lately? >> no. >> why not? >> the air quality. >> steve morrow and his chocolate lab nash are here to relieve the stress the kids can't relieve outside. >> we want to go outside but we can't. >> the smoke is pretty bad out there. >> yeah, it's pretty bad. >> nash coming to class, has that relieved some of that stress? >> yeah. >> nash is a licensed therapy dog and a mellow one who doesn't mind being petted by these third graders. >> it's been hard. >> stressful? >> yeah. then we can let our stress out by petting him. >> visiting schools is something new for h

conner said love this, now my girls want curries, guess we'll go shoe shopping. and loop tweeted a 9-year-old girl wrote a letter to curry about how he didn't have the shoes in girl sizes and his response and this is why he's my favorite player. and wow, steph curry hand writes a girl a letter to respond to her shoe concerns and i hope under armor appreciates how rare he is and rectifying the issue. >>> and now baseball. could the a's latest ballpark proposal be the home run fans are homing and waiting for. a open house just wrapped this up evening in oakland. a lot of people have questions on what is happening here. on display were those artist rendering of the 34,000 feet privately financed ballpark near jack london square to include the elevated park with the sloping rooftop garden. the a's are planning to revitalize the current site to demolish the stadium and turn into a housing and retail complex. >>> fearing for his life and yet trying to help save others. a butte county sheriff deputy turned on his body camera three weeks ago as flames from the campfire r

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i'm with you conner. griff: thanksgiving in your home until leftovers are eaten and gone.vy only stays two days it's over. i will coming back around christmas time and tell you i keep the tree up as long as i can. after christmas. it's the best time of the year. rachel: i do. we keep it up after christmas, too. because we celebrate three kings day january 6th. we do the 12 days. pete: you killed my theory. that's very doctrinaire catholic of you. january 1st the tree goes down and starts the new year. i respect that. rachel: yeah. pete: one holiday at a time, people. griff: we can't avoid the news. whatever season it is, it is caravan time on the southern border in tijuana. you have 4,000 ultimately we expect here in the next couple of days getting there and what's really remarkable about this story is the mayor of tijuana. juan gastelum telling a radio group there that quote we don't have sufficient and necessary infrastructure to adequately attend to these people to give them a decent space. i saw that firsthand in scores of towns all the way from the guatemala border th

we were proud to play a role with so many others in helping conner lamb win that district. stay home voters and voters that just haven't is all about making sure we bring folks in particular communities of color, that haven't participated into the fold. and that, that is exactly -- we have to do all of the above and then some. that's exactly what's happening across america. we're leaving those zip codes behind. beto in texas was in all 254 counties. leaving no county behind. and that's what we're doing everywhere. i reject these false choices. when we govern to get to the other part of your question, we're talking about issues i think that unite folks. we believe that health care should be a right for all. preexisting conditions exist in rural america, red america, blue america. >> i certainly heard about preexisting conditions when i was out on the road in the heartland. thanks for being with us. >>> we also invited rnc chairwoman rona mcdaniel to join me tonight, but she declined, more kasie d.c. after this. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trele

it's kind of the bull conner strategy of trying to close out this election. one wonders, you know, where the police dogs that they're going to set on the migrants, where are the fire hoses before you get to the bullets? it really is -- as joe said, it's more than an echo of racist officials in the jim crow south. it's more than an echo of that. it's the same playbook. it is just astounding. you know, i -- i'm not the only one from the south here. alesse, you would remember, as well. you would know those days. you're probably too young to have lived through them. but it's amazing that the president of the united states is running this campaign in 2018. it is just appalling. it's not going to work, but it's very sad. >> alesse jordan, the thing that is so striking is donald trump actually believes by talking about maur are ading brown men coming to america that somehow this is his strategy to make the gender gap smaller and shooting 9-year-old girls if they throw rocks at fully armed u.s. marines or soldiers. how clueless is this guy? >> anytime donald trump wa