>> and then i mentioned craig's name, and she started crying even more.old me he had naked pictures of her on -- if you say anything, something bad will happen to you. >> this is your best friend revealing to you that she's essentially being blackmailed into sex. it was very, very tragic. >> i was in shock. i was so mad. i'm her best friend and i lived with her, and i didn't see those signs. >> reporter: but instead of going to the authorities baillie decides to confront coach carter herself. less than a month away from graduation, she says she decides to tell coach craig carter she will no longer give into his sexual demands. >> i go to his office, and i say, i'm not going to do this anymore. you can hurt me, but i'm not going to be this person to you anymore. like, i'm done. i said i've never loved you, and he got mad, and that's when he put his hands around my neck, went with a box cutter to my throat, said i'll kill you right now. >> he grabbed you and put a box cutter to your throat? >> yes. >> what's going on in your mind? >> i'm not going to make i

>> good morning, craig.politician and a former pentagon official who's playing a senior role in donald trump's campaign. he was supervising george papadopoulos, the man who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi and is now cooperating. nbc news has learned that clovis was summoned by robert mueller's office for an interview and subsequent grand jury testimony where he was asked about his interactions with papadopoulos. his story, according to a statement by his lawyer to us yesterday is that he did not encourage papadopoulos to make a trip to russia to have an off-the-record meeting with russians. now, that seems to be contradicted by an e-mail that was released in the papadopoulos case where clovis says make the trip if feasible. now, clovis is not mentioned in the e-mail, but we've campaigned that the campaign supervisor referenced is clovis. the reason this is important, craig, is that papadopoulos, it's pretty clear, was in touch with russians that the fbi believes were working with russian intelligence, and

>> yes, that's right, craig.to that, we haven't been reporting much on the rhetoric between north korea and the united states because it has seemed to have died down or, you know, other news events have sort of taken the oxygen away from it. however, the russians have been sort of pushing this line that the u.s. and south koreans should back away from some of their military drills, saying that some of these things are sort of provoking the north koreans and making it more difficult to ease tensions. so they've been fairly vocal on this. the north koreans fairly quiet really in the past few days. but, again, tensions haven't died down. the military drills were going to go forward. there's no sense that the americans were going to pull back from that or the south koreans. they've always maintained that these are just standard drills maintaining readiness, not an indication that they are going to attack north korea. but of course north korea has said time and again they view these types of drills as a provocation an

. >> reporter: it's their volatile track coach craig carter.a box cutter. >> what was he saying? >> we acted like we weren't there. but he knew we were, 'cause he was sending me texts like i'm outside, you haven't left your house since 6:00 a.m., i know you're inside. you better answer. you better come answer. and he was walking around our house. every single window he tried, every single door. >> what was he saying when he's out there? >> "i'm in front of your home. you better have your gun because i brought mine." and then we're very, very scared so we're actually going around the house just to make sure everything is locked. we're like, "is he going to bust out the door and come in and then shoot us?" >> reporter: the two terrified young women barricade themselves in the bathroom. while baillie gets text messages like this, "you tell the cops and it won't end well for you." >> how scared were you? >> scared. we sat in the bathroom and we were both crying and we didn't have anything to protect ourselves. >> were you afraid you were going to d

craig overton back on. nice and smooth.be watching. 10,000 miles away, back in taunton. the only times when we are in different classes, because mum and dad wanted us to be split up. because if we are together we cause a lot of trouble. we have played literally every sport together. we have always been in the same team. so he will properly find it pretty strange that i am not there, but we spend so much time together, it is nice to get some known. both brothers were tipped the great things. at school they were already tall, and bowling a lot faster than anyone else, so it wasn't long before somerset‘s academy took notice. i can remember the first timei notice. i can remember the first time i saw them, they were tall, they were gangly, they want to do everything, they wanted to bowl, that can keep wicket, both of them. so it was obviously had some ability. they are very competitive, so they have constantly charged each other, but they have leapfrogged each other as they went through the yea rs. each other as they went throug

we have this sperm in bonnie craig. there's no dispute about this. >> reporter: this was no accident, said the prosecution. it was rape and murder. unless as this man was about to suggest, maybe bonnie craig had a few secrets of her own. >> it was consensual sex. how many people had a different side to them that was different than what family and friends knew? >>> coming up -- the case for the defense. >> you're saying this young woman -- >> i'm saying that's a definite possibility. >> would the jury buy it? >> we the jury find the >>> when bonnie craig's raped and beaten body was found face down in a creek outside of anchorage, alaska, it was september 1994, and kenneth dion was a 25-year-old cocaine addict on the way down a long criminal spiral. now at 41, he was entering middle age and facing 124 years in prison for rape and murder. >> was bonnie murdered? no. she died accidentally. >> reporter: but not if defense attorney andrew lambert could help it. >> bonnie accidentally fell off the cliff and died. >> reporter:

. >> and i'm craig melvin here in texas. tragedy that has shaken this community of roughly of 50 people. one we are learning more about by the hour. >> the mother-in-law attended this church. we know that he had made threatening -- she had received threatening texts from him. he was wearing a black mask that had a white skull face to it. however, investigators found evidence at the scene that indicates the subject may have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> 26 people were killed when defb kelly opened file. the first baptist church behind me yesterday. authorities now say the ages of the victims range from 18 months to 77 years old. as many as half of the dead are children. in a small community like this, literally everyone is affected. everyone knows somebody who was inside that church. 7 percent of the population gone in minutes. among those lost, a teenage daughter of the pastor and his wife, who were not inside yesterday but did talk about the tragedy late this morning. >> you lean into what you don't understan

craig? >> vaughn, there's as you know this poll, here we are three weeks out. fox has a poll out and here it is. it shows that doug jones the democrat there has opened up an eight-point lead over roy moore. that is outside the margin of error. this is a poll of likely voters here. about 820 of them. are folks that you're talking to on the ground there giving the numbers any credence? >> reporter: having conversations is really tough to tell really make my own predictions and give a good assessment of where the campaign is at. you talk to voters questioning whether they're going to vote, staunch republicans, conservatives saying they may not vote for roy moore not knowing whether theal gags are true or false and not willing to vote for a democrat and the strategy going off the polls is not playing out with roy moore handling this part and painted a broad stroke of denial over the allegations but i was talking just with somebody with the campaign here after this event and they were saying that

>> craig, it's good to be with you. i don't know whether i'll be talking to you early morning from now on. let me say this, i just came off the floor of the house speaking about the zero tolerance and the responsibility we have for a safe workplace. you know what, i asked the question why republicans do not allow us to have a role call vote on the sexual harassment mandatory training res duolution the floor of the house. i also called for that bill to be brought up again so members of congress can go on record on their positions. >> speaking of going on the record, congresswoman, should he stay, should he go? >> i think we all should go on the record for what our belief is in a safe workplace. but as it relates to the situation with mr. conyers, as an african-american woman, i do not take a back seat to anyone on my fight for women's rights and as well my fight to ensure as we go forward we have real laws to protect them. reauthorization for the violence against women act is something i'm looking forward to working exte

craig? with president trump in tokyo. chris, thank you. here's a look at some of the other top stories we are following this hour. exclusive new details into russia's possible melding in the 2016 election. nbc news reports exclusively that federal investigators have now gathered enough evidence to bring charges in the investigation into former trump national security adviser michael flynn and his son, michael flynn jr. lawyers for both father and son have declined to comment. >>> today commerce secretary wilbur ross denied reports that he may have concealed possible business ties to russia. multiple reports revealing that rogs retaining interests in navigator holdings. that's a shipping company that does extensive business with russian energy firm. that firm is controlled by russian president vladimir putin's son-in-law and other putin advisers as well. ross calling the reports about him failing to disclose this information, quote, silly and totally wrong. >>> a federal judge has denied requ

craig, we also have triggered from this article that blew up yesterday, there are new accusers that are coming forward in both "the new york times" as well as business insider. we also have amy briton, one of the reporters of this story, tweeting out she is getting more accusers reaching out to her and her reporting on this story has not stopped. >> what's charlie rose saying about all of this, if anything? >> so he has not responded yet to the firing which really just happened but we do have his state after this article was printed and he wrote, in part, i deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior. also, i have behaved insensitively at times and i accept responsibility for that. though i do not believe all of these allegations are accurate. i always felt that i was pursuing shared feelings, even though i now realize it was mistaken. i'd like you to take that statement and put it up against the comments he made when he was tracked down on the street in new york city just last night. take a listen. >> how you doing, mr. rose? >> how are you? >> do you want to say anything to those a

craig melvin is up next. have a happy holiday, everyone. craig, to you and yours. >> happy thanks giving to you and yours as well, andrea. good afternoon, craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york. search for survivors. a u.s. navy plane crashes off the coast of japan carrying 11 on board. right now there is a tense and frantic rescue mission happening to find three sailors still missing. >>> also this afternoon, presidential priorities. hours after the crash, the president chooses once again to attack the father of a ucla basketball player recently arrested for shoplifting. what's behind the president's decision to use his voice to fuel cultural divisions? >>> and more accusers come forward. new allegations of sexual harassment as three more women share their experiences with legendary news anchor charlie rose. we will hear exclusively from a new accuser and look at the impact this sea change on sexual harassment is having on industries outside media and hollywood. we'll get to those stories in a moment. >>> we start with breaking new

>> that's right, craig. egypt was hit with the deadliest ever militant attack and details are still coming in. worshippers attending friday prayer this morning were massacred. egyptian state tv say 235 people have been killed. at least 110 other people have been injured in a gun and bomb attack in a packed mosque. it was a terrible day in egypt. apparently some 50 ambulances carried casualties from the scene to nearby hospitals after the attack which seems to have been organized very well by these militants who are also very heavily armed. egyptian officials say the militants in four off-road vehicles bombed the mosque and fired on worshippers. the gunmen also opened fire on people as they were leaving the mosque as well as on the ambulances that were trying to rescue the injured. at this stage no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. but egypt has been targeted by isis and al qaeda in the past. the egyptian security forces have been battling islamic state insurgency that killed hundreds of police

bottom line, step back and pull back for a second here, craig.the past, i'm thinking to what happened last month after the las vegas mass shooting, the white house said it was too early to talk about policy, essentially, because it was a time for mourning. today the president is talking about policy and specifically immigration policy and what he wants to see, issuing what he calls directives, what you might call encouragement to republicans to act on this. i expect this will be the topic of conversation heading into the press briefing in just about an hour here at the white house. the press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, and we'll follow it all from here in washington, craig. >> hallie jackson, with a comprehensive report there. hallie, thank you so much. we'll check in with you in a bit. malcolm nance, former u.s. intelligence officer and msnbc terrorism analyst is back with me here at the scene and sew is modine sheikh, former counterterrorism operative for canadian intelligence. malcolm, let me start with you, what we just heard from halli

craig melvin will pick it up. we will bring you details on the elephant story tomorrow. a lot of breaking news, melvin, take it away. >> craig melvin in msnbc news headquarters in new york city. a very busy day in washington, d.c., on capitol hill, president trump as you just saw there leaving the capitol a few moments ago. his visit in anticipation of a house vote on tax reform. that vote we're told will likely happen any moment from now. kevin mccathy on the floor on the house right now debating that bill. afterwards, we are expecting public remarks from house speaker paul ryan. so that's happening on left side of the screen. the right side of your screen, again, president trump heading back to the white house. the other big story of the day of course, fallouts of senator al franken. now this woman coming forward, accusing the sitting senator of an unwanted sexual advance. we'll get to that story in just a moment. we have a new statement from senator franken. let's start with msnbc's garrett haake. at the capitol. hans nichols is at the white house. garrett, let's star

craig, i'm always watching john mccain.e's had very little to say about this bill for the last week and a half or so. he remains officially undecided on it. if he decides the process is too wonky or the numbers don't add up, he has proven to be someone who cannot be pressured if he wants to vote no. we don't know what he's thinking. >> real quickly before i let you go, we know if the president had a fan club, senator mccain, senator corker, senator flake, they would not hold office in that fan club. they might be members but they certainly wouldn't hold office. any idea if their personal relationship with the president or lack thereof might affect their decision on this bill? >> reporter: mccain and corker have both talked about this in public. they're not going to let their personal back and forth get in the way of what they see as good policy. that said, it does make it harder for the white house to tap the kind of relationships that make this senate the senate and change their minds if they decide that they can't support

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craig, serious ly. conference there's some sort of suspension for these three knuckle heads as general kelly calls them. if there's not, if they think they've already learned a valuable lesson by being detained for a week i think they're wrong. i think they're kind of getting off easy. i'm not saying this should have turned into "midnight express." but ucla has to send a powerful message to these young men that what they did was something incredibly chowder headed in somebody else's country. >> and there are growing calls for these three players to be suspended. there's an article from the school newspaper that goes so far as to say "ucla needs to lay down the hammer for its own discipline of the players. the university should suspend the three players for the entire year and possibly more." with a suspension for the entire year, would that be justified, mike? >> no, i don't think it would be. but craig think about it. was it inevitable in this country at this time that the ball family and president tru

. >>> for more, let's bring in craig moffett. always great to have you with us. >> great to be back. >> what do you think happens >> first, let's depoliticize it for a second perhaps the president approached the doj, but let's assume that's not likely the case and this is really about a legitimate argument for a vertical foreclosure. here's the problem and the reason in theory it could raise prices that is that 70% of the world -- or of the country consumes time warner content through some platform other than at&t, now that at&t becomes a supplier to its direct competitors, it has an incentive to raise the price. >> so, in other words, i'm a verizon fios customer, i stream hbo and hbo go at&t now owns hbo in the future, so therefore i might have to pay higher priced? >> and by the way, comcast is goingto be acquiring content now from its direct competitor at&t that it's also direct competitor in at&t, so at&t has an incentive to raise the price to comcast, to dish network, it has an incentive to raise the price to everyone else o

craig?ife of embattled alabama senate candidate roy moore is coming to his defense in growing allegations that moore had inappropriate contact with young women decades ago. moore's wife stood with dozens of those women -- of other women, i should say, to say they will stand behind him ahead of the special election. maya rodriguez is in girling ham with mo -- birmingham with more on that. >> reporter: good morning. we're heading into the final but the republican nominee, roy moore, continues to face questions about his past behavior and it's dividing voters. in a little more than a week, at least nine women have made allegations against roy moore about inappropriate behavior stretching back decades. ranging from unwanted pursuing of teenagers to sexual assault. moore denies all claims of sexual misconduct. his campaign calls them, quote, politically motivated. >> we're in a battle. >> while he avoided the spotlight on friday, his wife, kayla, did not. speaking before her husband's supporters.

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that's not my uncle craig. >> you are not the only craig. good times. do we have a crowd moment?ll us what they are thankful for. lets go down the line here. >> what are you thankful for? >> my boss for making this trip. >> what about you guys? >> the new england patriots. >> what are you thankful for? >> my fiance. >> oh, so sweet. >> and you guys? >> today is our birthdays. >> and you are so close to speaking in unison. [ laughter ] >> and what about you guys? >> anniversary. >> so sweet. >> we are thankful to everyone being out here on a chilly morning. >> what are you thankful for? >> i am thankful for you guys and my family and today at 2:00, i am clicking my heels and going to kansas. >> this time last year i was pregnant and i could not get the turkey out of the oven and now i have a boy who's going to eat an entire plate. >> we are going to check with al and ahead, catching up with the 84 years old wilie nelson. he's turning the country this is decade into his career. >> elizabeth is here with your sides and deserts that's going to fill up your menu. >> first, al, uptown

craig. >> kelly o'donnell for us there in florida.st week's unsolved shooting death of a b shaun suitor was a federal witness ready to testify in a corruption case just one day after he was killed. baltimore's police commissioner also says suitor was shot with his own gun. there was no reason to suggest it was part of a conspiracy. no arrests have been made. >> some good news. especially for early risers. there's a new study that suggests drinking coffee may have some really health benefits. researchers reviewed more than 200 medical studies on coffee and concluded that three to four cups a day can lower the risk of heart disease for the purposes of this study, a cup was considered eight ounces of coffee. coffee also linked to a lower risk of some cancers, diabetes, depression, and dementia. but it wasn't all good news. researchers say that drinking coffee during pregnancy could be harmful. it was also linked to a small increase risk of fractures in women. >>> it wouldn't be thanksgiving without food, football, and of course black fri

craig and savannah? >> steve patterson starting us off, thank you. >>> there is a lot to get to, including u.s. embattled senate candidate roy moore. he continues to dig in his heels amid new pressure to drop out over sexual misconduct allegations. the republican talked about the scandal at a late-night event. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest on that. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. the republican national committee is essentially cutting off the moore campaign. no more field operations, and more importantly, no more money. in a bizarre twist, jeff sessions' name is actually coming up as a potential replacement, but the moore campaign is not backing down. overnight, roy moore taking center stage in a packed church in jackson, alabama, as defiant as ever. >> why do you think i'm being harassed by media and by people pushing forth allegations in the last 28 days of this election? >> reporter: this morning, the senate candidate is facing a new deadline for fox news host sean hannity

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. >> and let me go to craig melvin who's on the scene with us, in texas. craig, the magnitude of this is so hard to process, especially when i give the range of ages starting with a baby, 18 months old. what is the community doing to try to cope? >> reporter: well, here's what also compounds that grief, kate. this is a very tiny texas town. we're talking roughly 500 people, literally everyone in this town knew someone inside that church. also among the dead, the sheriff telling me a short time ago, of the 26 deceased, up to 14 of them are children. eight of them are from the same family. so this is a tragedy of epic proportions in a town that's, again, very small, 30 miles southeast of san antonio. >> and one thing we haven't touched on, craig, is the heros in that town, who pursued the gunman. tell us that part of the story. >> reporter: i spoke to one of the gentlemen. his name is johnnie langendorff. he saw the guy who just shot up the church. another guy who had a rifle with him hopped in his car, said, follow that guy, he just shot up the church and t

matthew and craig scully—hicks had applied to adopt elsie through the vale of glamorgan council, but the little girl while social services were supervising the adoption process. the actions of social workers, together with the other agencies involved with the family, will now be scrutinised by an independent review. matthew scully—hicks will be brought back to court tomorrow, to be sentenced for the murder of his adopted daughter. sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff crown court. the family of a british—iranian woman being held in prison in iran have accused borisjohnson of making comments that could increase her sentence. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was said by the foreign secretary to be teaching peoplejournalism, but the iranian authorities said this was the same as spreading propaganda. mrjohnson is to call iran's foreign minister to clarify his comments. the foreign office says ian squire, a british man kidnapped in nigeria last month, has been killed. mr squire was working for a christian medical charity, helping people in a rural community. three others have been released. priti patel,

we have craig in. nice to see you. >> there's a lot of folks out west that are surmising had that school not been on lockdown, that would be a shooting far worst. >> that's our top story. the investigation into another mass shooting. in northern california. a gunman killing at least four people, injuring ten others, before he was killed by police. one of the shooter's multiple targets was an elementary school. steve patterson has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig, salve that. officials recovered a semiautomatic rifle and two handguns all in an incident they're calling a bizarre and murderous rampage. early tuesday morning, a gunman opened fire in several different locations throughout the rancho tahema reserve. the gunman was identified as kevin neal, to kcra. >> this man was on a killing rampage. he was driving up and down the street, shooting at passersbies and residences. >> reporter: authorities say an earlier dispute between the suspect and a neighbor turned deadly. >> in

cbs reporter kenneth craig is in new york city. kenneth? >>> cbs reporter kenneth craig is live in new york city tonight for us. kenneth, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good evening to you from lower manhattan where authorities are literally combing the highway inch by inch as they try to figure out how it all unfolded. what happens in the days and weeks leading up to this. >> multiple casualties, the situation here. >> the deadliest terrorist attack in new york city since 9/11 unfolded in the shadows of the world trade center. >> this was an act of terror. a particularly cowardly act of terror. >> just after 3:00 p.m. a white pickup truck jumped a curb and drove onto a bike path running alongside the west side highway. the vehicle continued south for several blocks, striking more than a dozen people. it came to a halt when it smashed into a school bus. the driver got out and started to walk across the roadway. he appeared to be heavily armed. >> i saw him walking down the street. >> police officers confronted the man shooting him once

. >>> a california man wrongfully convicted of murder in 1978 is a free man tonight. 70-year-old craig coley spent about 40 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. but after new dna evidence came to light, governor jerry brown pardoned him. reporter rachel kim tells us police officers admit they got the wrong man. >> it is an absolutely shocking and tragic reminder that the best justice system man ever created is not perfect. >> reporter: investigators say in november of 1978, 24-year-old rhonda wick and her 4-year-old son donald were murdered in their simi valley apartment. rhonda had been strangled, her son suffocated. rick's former boyfriend, craig coley was convicted and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> mr. coley denied any involvement in these murders and has always maintained his innocence >> reporter: simi valley police chief living stone opened the case years ago after talking to a fellow detective who had doubts. working with the office and evidence which were soon destroyed were actually still in a private lab. detectives got these sampl

mark: craig, i got an email from a regular guest.name, but the email said, he is big in communications, and said enough and yesterday was a failed attempt to deflect attention from the real issues. the last thing this company as itis more product cannot deliver on existing models. is that fair or not? craig: i think it is certainly fair if you are a bear. if you are able and you believe in tesla -- the counterpoint to that is do you -- if you are a bear and you believe in tesla, the counterpoint is -- it would be much worse for the company they were having trouble mass-producing a car and didn't have a future product to follow that up within the next couple of years. but certainly, i think there is sort of a case to be made for whether or not the semi-truck is a mass-market application of batteries and whether it is potentially a sideshow. it certainly does come at a time where elon musk would much rather pay attention to a roaster and a semi that is years away whether then -- years away rather than struggling to getting the model th

matthew and craig scully—hicks had applied to adopt elsie through the vale of glamorgan council, butre supervising the adoption process. the actions of social workers, together with the other agencies involved with the family, will now be scrutinised by an independent review. matthew scully—hicks will be brought back to court tomorrow, to be sentenced for the murder of his adopted daughter. sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff crown court. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: david moyes is the front runner to take over at west ham united following the departure of slaven bilic. andrea pirlo has announced he's retiring from football after playing his last game for new york city. and organisers of a milan tennis tournament have apologised after the players draw was criticised for being sexist. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start witht he news that david moyes looks set to replace slaven bilic at west ham united on an interim basis. bilic insists he's leaving the english premier league club with his head

craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters. you have been watching what has at times been quite the testy hearing today on capitol hill. attorney general jeff sessions versus mainly democrats on a number of issues. chiefly what he remembers and what he does not remember about the trump 2016 campaign's contacts with the russians. sessions quite clearly saying that he remembers pushing back on the idea of a meeting between the then candidate trump and vladimir putin. most everything else he did not recall. >> did anyone else at that meeting including then candidate trump react in any way to what mr. papadopoulos had presented? >> i don't recall. >> did you discuss your meetings with ambassador kislyak with mr. flynn? >> i do not recall and don't believe i communicated any of that information to mr. flynn. >> you were aware of the efforts of page and papadopoulos to meet and establish communications with the russian government. did you at any point -- >> well, that's not necessarily so about -- at least from what mr. carter page s

. >> the troubleshooters went under cover posing as consumers on craigs list. with 63,000,000 cars in the u.s. with unaddressed safety recalls, we expected we might find questionable advertising claims, but we didn't expect explanations look this. >> he who hesitates is lost. >> in the movie, hot shot rudy employs all kinds of stunts, but going to a dealership like this is old school. the modern way to shop for a new car is online. >> that price is too high. >> it really makes it the wild west of car shopping. with little regulation, there are opportunities for people to rip you off. experts say a growing number of consumers are being misled. >> this jeep wrangler was advertised on craig's list as being good condition. when we meet he backs up the add failing to mention what was on the report. >> so you forgot? >> yes, honestly. >> do you think it's misleading when you say it has no accidents when it does. >> yes. >> why would you do that? >> it slipped my mind. >> this car was advertised as excellent condition but clearly, it's not. it has multiple recalls. >>

good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. the republican national committee is cutting off the moore campaign. no more field operations and more importantly, no more money. in a bizarre twist, jeff session's name is coming up as a replacement. but the moore campaign is not backing down. overnight, roy moore taking center stage in a packed church in jackson, alabama, as defiant as ever. >> why do you think i'm being harassed by media and by people pushing for allegations in the last 28 days of this election. >> reporter: this morning the senate candidate is facing a new deadline deadline from fox news host, shawn honean hannity, who now has questions. >> for me the judge has 24 hours. you must immediately and fully come up with a satisfactory explanation for your inconsistencies. you must remove any doubt. if you can't do this judge moore needs to get out of this race. >> reporter: moore flatly denies allegations of inappropriate sexual advances with teena girls his 30s. >> obviously, i've made a few people mad. i'm the only t

craig: thank you.chester's best days are still ahead of us, and i hope you all will join me in building a better future for the people of manchester, because we all know that when manchester prospers, so does the rest of our great state. thank you all, and i look forward to this wonderful evening. [applause] >> new hampshire democrats, please welcome to the stage congresswoman carol shea-porter. >> ♪ you are still the one i want to talk to in bed still the one that turns my head we are still having fun and you are still the one ♪ [applause] representative shea-porter: it is i who have to thank all of you. i am so grateful for the gift that you gave me to serve new hampshire and all the help that came from across the state over and over again. so i want to thank all of you and say we are not done yet. we are not done. we have a lot of work to do. you heard what the chairman had to say. i am sitting here with some wonderful colleagues and i know we are going to turn this around in 2018. a full reckoning

and craig thought about it.t he thinks happened here at the house? or did they actually commit the crime?" >> reporter: strange. as was the story the brothers told about discovering their parents' bodies. >> the brothers said they saw this haze in the air and some smoke that they smelled. >> reporter: like gunpowder smoke or -- >> gunpowder smoke. but i mean, that dissipates pretty darned quick. well, the officers got there right after they did. and they didn't smell anything. >> reporter: the gunpowder smoke, and fantasizing about the perfect crime, and the screenplay, and even what might be called a confession. it all led detective zoeller to start thinking the unthinkable, that the brothers had murdered their mom and dad. and he wondered, would erik tell the story of the shooting to craig again? this time on tape. >> they decided to wire up craig and go to this restaurant. >> reporter: but this time, erik wasn't at all talkative. >> erik didn't admit anything. but i think his conscience said, "you better not

craig melvin is in sutherland springs.ut the gunman. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is a town just 30 miles southeast of san antonio. just one blinking light. we are learning a little more about the gunman this morning. i'll talk to the sheriff in just a few moments. meanwhile, this community just trying to makeceps of what happened here yesterday. this morning, a devastating mass shooting in a texas church has shaken a tiny town to its core. the gunman opening fire at first baptist church in sutherland springs, killing more than two dozen. the victims ranging from children to senior citizens. >> this will be a long suffering morning for those in pain. >> reporter: law enforcement officials tell nbc news, the shooter is 26-year-old devin patrick kelley. police say kelley, a former member of the air force, discharged for bad conduct in 2014, was wearing tactical gear and carrying a ruger a.r. rifle. he fired shots outside the church before entering the facility and opening fire on unsuspecting w

kristen and craig? >> a trial that captured the attention of the entire world, bill, thank you for that. >>> breaking news in egypt this morning. at least 150 people were killed in a bombing and shooting attack on a mosque in the northern sinai peninsula. more than 100 others were wounded. egyptian officials say militants and off road vehicles bombed the mosque and then opened fire on worshipers. no group has claimed responsibility, egypt's president has declared a three-day mourning period. >> president trump spent his first thanksgiving at mar-a-lago estate in florida where he got major news about former national security adviser michael flynn, tied to the russia investigation. nbc's kelly o'donnell is in palm beach with that and more. kelly, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, craig. already up early and tweeting, perhaps the president's trying to take a holiday from the investigation led by special council robert mueller. this new development is seen as potential turning point and it inv

when detective zoeller interviewed craig, he learned that craig and erik often fantasized about committingay, became the story of a man killing his parents and evading police. >> they thought about the perfect crime. and here their parents are murdered. we don't have a suspect yet. it's looking like a perfect crime to me, at that point. >> rorepter: zoeller began to wonder if erik's fantasy could be playing out in reality. and then craig told zoeller about his visit to the menendez house after the murders. >> erik said, "do you wanna know what happened?" and he described shooting the parents. and then he summed it all by and craig thought about it. and he says, "well, is he saying that's what he thinks happened here at the house? or did they actually commit the crime?" >> reporter: strange. as was the story the brothers told about discovering their parents' bodies. >> the brothers said they saw this haze in the air and some smoke that they smelled. >> reporter: like gunpowder smoke or -- >> gunpowder smoke. but i mean, that dissipates pretty darned quick. well, the officers got there right

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. the president will wake up at the beach later this morning before a nearly two week long overseas trip that will focus on high stakes issues like the north korean nuclear threat and allies in asia. but the president may find it hard to leave behind the controversy over the russia investigation. >> visiting an american paradise. a working stop in hawaii. the president and first lady paid their respects at pearl harbor. >> this is very special and to be visiting pearl harbor which i've read about, spoken about, heard about, studied, but i haven't seen. >> president trump laid a wreath at the uss arizona nearly 76 years after the attack by japan. that history a sober reminder of what's at stake now with north korea. president trump attended a close door briefing with the pacific command, key military leaders deeply involved in any north korea strategy. >>> there's a lot of tough people and a lot of talented people. >> reporter: the asia trip includes stops in japan, south korea, china, v