no wonder they didn't want to let us in to see their work. >> and dan harris with us tonight. dan, you're also learning that these russian trolls went to extraordinary lengths to learn about america? >> reporter: that's right, david. one ex-troll tells us some of his colleagues actually traveled here to the u.s. in order to better understand our culture. another telling us the bosses made all of the trolls watch the netflix show "house of cards." >> "house of cards." dan harris, i know you are going to stay on this for us and "nightline." thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the elementary school takedown. the parent taking a 70-year-old teacher hostage. the standoff lasting hours. police surrounding the school. and you're going to learn why negotiators decided it was time to move in. >>> the american family of four missing tonight in brazil. and authorities with now information coming in. >>> and the new headline this evening abdus tin hoffman. the allegation from more than 30 years ago, and his response tonight. much more news

. >>> our dan harris is tracing russian meddling. a factory. >>> and a "world news now" to be honest, nobody wanted it. it's time for corbell wishes and sardine dreams. we're going to one of the most exclusive locations that only the rich can enjoy until now. they let yours truly right in. and we're turning -- >> we still don't know why. >> no. and we're turning the place upside down pretty shortly. on this thursday, november 2nd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the robe is a really nice touch. >> it's an interesting touch, isn't it? ah, man, that was such a fun, fun shoot. we'll get to that a little bit later. that was fun, because it was a good reason to celebrate. >> yeah, i saw you sipping champagne. and they are sipping lots of champagne in houston. >> the houston astros, claiming their first-ever championship with that moment, right there. a 5-1 victory over the l.a. dodgers, a blowou an epic seven-game world series. george springer was named world series mvp. he got a truck and all that, after hitting a record

dan harris reports. >> i just got to last a business week of not getting kicked out, not dying. if i can do that for like five days. >> reporter: for harry, staying alive is a goal you have to set. >> [ bleep ]. i feel like such a scumbag. i'm harrison. i am an intravenous heroin user. i'm going to get high. i don't want to use, i just can't stop, you know? you got to stop recording. >> i'm nicole. been doing drugs since i was like 13. i always felt like lonely and depressed. and anxious. other than that, i never felt anything. >> when i say to her things like, you should be a model, she looks at me like i'm crazy. >> it's a struggle. my name is matt. instantly i did a line of oxy. and i fell in love. and it ruined my life. >> reporter: harry, matt, and nicole are all students at an experimental public high school in worcester, massachusetts, with one main entrance requirement -- you have to be an addict to get in. >> the first thing i think of when i wake up is just like, how's today going to go? am i going to use today? >> i love them like my own children. i don't want to give

. >>> our dan harris is tracing russian meddling. a factory. >>> and a "world news now"

finally a defense contractor has built a new robot that can do something that most human beings even dan harris can't do that. >> dan can't jump? >> i can jump. >> no, watch this. can you do that? >> oh, wow. >> dig that. that's atlas and it's been called a humanoid because it can move like a human leaping from platform to platform. you saw there -- >> a humanoid? >> a humanoid. yes. >> versus like an android. >> check that out. >> i find it creepy. >> it is a little frightening. >> it is a little -- check it out. >> when he does that i'm thinking what is next. what's the next thing they'll program. >> he? >> well, it. >> and army of bots is like what happens next. >> i'm just like, oh, no. >> one step closer to singularity, people. let's talk about something slightly less unpleasant. what's going on in the weather department? >> your double negatives are -- >> yes, i nice weather somewhere in the country. cool picture in honor of paula being back because she is from chicago. sears tower lit up with the storms that rolled through. you get a tall tower lightning will get it that's a cool shot. t

listen up, dan harris. abc's rebecca jarvis has more.> sarah michelle gellar. >> what's the biggest difference between buffy -- >> ho how do you like my darkness now? >> and founder of -- >> being an entrepreneur is 25 hours a day eight days a week. >> sarah michelle gellar now finding success in her second act as founder of foodstirs. an organic and affordable diy baking line for parents and kids. we caught up with gellar in new york at the founder made conference. what do you say to people who say, oh, yeah, well, of course, sarah michelle gellar can do it. she's a star. she's a celebrity. >> you know, i would have thought that too. i think that having a name certainly got us in the door but because of that i think we had so much more to success. >> surround yourself with the right people. >> reporter: gellar found the right people in her two co-founders. galit and reg. take customers on the journey with you. >> customers want to know every part of what goes into what they're eating and purchasing and social media allows that. >> repor

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> amazing how much research they did to make it seem so realistic. >on on facebook alone. >> and it's still happening. >>> coming up, kendis takes us on an invited tour? >> yes. we're taking the grand tour of one of the grandest pieces of real estate this side of guam. they let me in, so what could go wrong? next on "world news now." g? bowl cleaner has 10x more cleaning power l power toilet against limescale. so switch to lysol. what it takes to protect. ♪ we're livin' large ♪ we're livin' large ♪ we're livin' large >> what? all right, i guess it's time to live large with another edition of lifestyles of the rich and kendis. >> so i was somehow able to sneak past security at one of the most iconic buildings around. you've likely seen the sign for the essex house hotel. but now we see more than that. we see the suites. >> ooh. >> for more than 80 years, it has towered above new york's central park. 43 storeys up, the iconic sign and lights of the essex house, illuminating the skyline. but the essex house is more than just a sign, more than just a homin

. >>> "nightline" continues with dan harris. >>> he was the mastermind because some of america's most chilling murders. charles manson died sunday night at age 83. he created the manson family cult attracting a group of devoted young followers, some of whom would ultimately kill for him. >> you know, a long time ago being crazy meant something. nowadays everybody's crazy. >> in august of 1969 manson directed his followers to brutally murder seven people over two nights in los angeles. voight ak frykowski, actress sharon tate, steven parent, jay sebring, abigail follower and the la be anabiancas. >> i didn't tell anybody to do anything other than what they wanted to do. >> if they wanted to do murder, that had nothing to do with you. >> that's not my business, woman. i'm a convict, a rebel, i'm not a sunday school teacher. >> manson is a case study in the ability of one person to get others who you wouldn't think would do something like this to do the most horrible things imaginable. i think that people find that to be both scary and sort of horribly interesting. >> former manson follo

another against president trump planned for after the election. >> dan harris flew to st.ersburg, russia. >> reporter: we're in st. petersburg, russia trying to get yep si inside a building known as the troll factory. hundreds of internet trolls are at work. security guards push us out, threatening to call the police. not far away, we meet a journalist who went undercover in 2015, working in the troll factory for about $700 a month. what was your job when you were working there? what did you guys do all day? >> reporter: she tells me she would invent fictional characters and post under their names with topics carefully selected by her bosses. she says she and some of her fellow ex-trolls shot these undercover videos inside the building shows tight security and rows of trolls typing away. this man told an independent russian television station he worked in the unit that specifically targeted america. one minute, he said, you needed to be a redneck from kentucky. and then later you had to be some kind of white dude from minnesota. and in 15 minutes you needed to be from new

abc's dan harris traveled to a building known as the troll factory in st. petersburg, russia. a reporter who went undercover to work inside told him she used the names of fictional characters to post messages on topics carefully selected by her bosses. >>> now, to the growing fallout from the sexual harassment scandal in the entertainment industry and learned that kevin spacey overnight is now seeking treatment. in the meanwhile, warner brothers cut ties with filmmaker brett ratner after six women accused him of misconduct. a $450 million financial deal is actually now in question. and actor dustin hoffman has apologized for any inappropriate behavior after a former intern claimed she was harassed on a movie set when she was 17. in the meantime, in nashville, kirk webster, a publicist with the country music industry has stepped away from his firm after being accused of sexual misconduct. >>> the travel website tripadvisor is accused of removing warnings about tainted alcohols and assaults at mexican resorts. an investigation by the "milwaukee journal sentinel" found more than

. >>> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america.pe in the search for a missing submarine. emergency signals reportedly detected as the u.s. navy deployed its most sophisticated rescue systems. >>> faith leaders rallying against roy moore, criticizing the senate candidate over accusations of sexual misconduct as moore's base rallies behind him. >>> millions of americans dealing with high wind and heavy rain at the start of this busy holiday travel weekend. rob is tracking it all. it's coming up on gma. we'll see you soon. >>> oh, my god. oh, my god. god bless you. oh, my god, thank you very much. >> we're going to give you a turkey for you and your family to enjoy. >> quite a surprise for some drivers in texas. they were pulled over by police officers. instead of traffic citations, they were given turkeys. the turkeys were donated by a local business. the effort is part of operation peacemaker, a non-profit created by officers who raise money and provide assistance to families who are facing financial difficulties. >>> still to come

"nightline" coanchor dan harris on an emotional year-long journey. >> do you still worry people

we'll show you the huge hornet's nest this exterminato dan harris now joins us from new york to telling up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> on gma, the mad dash home on what could be the busiest travel day of the year. what you need to know to beat the post thanksgiving rush. facing a full agenda after the holiday. at the top of the list, tax reform. will they be able to meet the imposed deadline. the gma exclusive, a kind act sparking national attention. the woman raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for a homeless veteran who came to her aid. the two reuniting on gma. it's all coming up. >>> it's hard to believe these little guys can create such a big mess. video from a professional exterminator in louisiana shows him clearing an enormous hornet's nest from a shed. it took 45 minutes just to give us an idea of what big the nest was. he laid it all out on the lawn. it stretched nearly 20 feet. the exterminator has been doing this for two decades. he said no hornets were injured during the removal and neither was he. still to come here on abc 7 mornings, the man attacked by a

th >> dan harris having to remind everybody, "rock you like a hurricane" is the scorpions song. speaking of hurricanes -- >> i know my german metal. >> yes, you do. it was an incredible hurricane season, guys. tomorrow on "good morning america," a special, the road to recovery. talk about the areas devastated by the hurricanes. over the past few months. robin roberts in puerto rico. michael strahan in houston. i'll be traveling to the keys after this show to see just how everybody is recovering. as you would imagine, it's been very slow. >> incredibly important. >> that's great, rob. >>> we turn to a big change at britain's remembrance day ceremonies. >> queen elizabeth standing with her husband. prince philip looking on. as prince charles lays the weather this morning. molly hunter has more from london. >> reporter: this morning, on remembrance sunday in the united kingdom, a bit like our veterans day, royals and citizens alike honor those who have given their lives for peace and democracy. prince charles is front and center today. laying the first wreath on the war memorial. f

>>> dan harris joins us from new york to talk about what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america morning, coming up on gma, senate candidate roy moore speaking out, denying allegations of sexual misconduct. who's blaming for being behind he accusations, as steve bannon speaks out in moore's defense overnight. >>> plus new information coming out about the life of the texas church shooter. the gunman's ex-wife speaking out for the first time since the massacre. >>> parts of america waking up to freezing temperatures think morning as an arctic blast shatters records across the midwest and the northeast. rob marciano is tracking the forecast. and he says that relief is in sight. all coming up on gma. see you very soon. >>> it's tough on the mean streets of new york city. that goes whether you're a person or an animal. sal salcedo posted this video of two new york city rats fighting for a french fry on the subway tracks. one of them manages to wrestle the french fry away and run off with it. the other rat stays hot on his tale. like a scene from "rat atouhy." >>> congresswoman nancy p

reggie from abc 7 mornings spoke with abc news correspondent dan harris about this case. >> how did this become such a big case that got nationwide attention? >> well, look, i think first of all it's the fact that it's a mother who is killed with her child literally sitting there with her mother's dead body in her house in cape cod, that led people to wonder how could this happen. >> the man police eventually arrested was the victim's garbage man. he says he and krista had a consensual relationship and he had nothing to do with her murder. a two-hour "20/20" a killing on the cape, an hour before abc 7 news. >>> coming up, the weather is changing. spencer tracking storms for the weekend. we'll explain the timing in ten minutes. >>> next, crafting a living. artisans and customers find each other at a san jose event . >>> it's beginning to look a lot like the holiday shopping season. sky 7 over the parking lot of hillsdale mall in san mateo today. looked like pretty much all the spaces were taken. we watched drivers circling around and around just waiting for a spot. >> i want you to finish

>>> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america.". coming up on gma. the latest on president trump's trip to asia. trump walked back comments in which he appeared to side with vladimir putin over america's intelligence agencies on russia's meddling in elections. >> thursday night football games after an injury ridden game left eight players on the sidelines. what this could mean for the league. finally, look at this. a wild crash caught on camera. two speed boats colliding. one spiraling into the air flipping upside down. how the boaters escaped with no major injuries. that's coming up on gma. see you soon. >>> thank you, dan. >>> the first transgender festival in the world and happening right here in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter lisa a memi gulezian says the talk wasn't just about the films. >> it was a packed house at the roxie theater. the entire three-day long festival is sold out. but the buzz this night was also about a larger nationwide movement. >> we had this great election a few days ago that, you know, is a watermark

reggie from abc 7 mornings spoke with abc news correspondent dan harris about this case. >> how did this become such a big case that got nationwide attention? >> well, look, i think first of all it's the fact that it's a mother who is killed with her child literally sitting there with her mother's dead body in her house in cape cod, that led people to wonder how could this happen. >> the man police eventually arrested was the victim's garbage man. he says he and krista had a consensual relationship and he had nothing to do with her murder. a two-hour "20/20" a killing on the cape, an hour before abc 7 news. >>> coming up, the weather is changing. spencer tracking storms for the weekend. we'll explain the timing in ten minutes. >>> next, crafting a living. artisans and customers find each other at a san jose event . >>> it's beginning to look a lot like the holiday shopping season. sky 7 over the parking lot of hillsdale mall in san mateo today. looked like pretty much all the spaces were taken. we watched drivers circling around and around just waiting for a spot. >> i want you to finish

. >>> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america.d morning. president trump weighing in on the terror attack at a mosque in egypt killing more than 200 people who were at prayer at the time. overnight the egyptian military blaming the people responsible for the attack. >>> authorities detained a suspect overnight. the clues he left behind at his father's home. >>> finally, the black friday frenzy. millions in search of the best dealing, dealing with tough crowds and technical glitches that resulted in hours of delays. the best deals are still up for grabs, autopll coming up on gma. see you soon. >>> the lobby of san francisco's fairmont hotel will be transformed into a winter wonderland. >>> this gingerbread house is made up of more than 10,000 homemade gingerbread bricks, 1600 pounds of candy, 3300 pounds of icing. the display will be up until january 1st. >>> the golden state warriors welcomed an intergalactic guest at yesterday's practice. "star wars" droid bb-8 turned heads as it rolled into the performance center in oakland. the

here's dan harris with a preview. >> alycia, good morning coming up, president trump weighing in otterr attack at a months income egypt that killed more than 200 people at prayer at the time. overnight egypt military striking people they believe were behind the attack. >>> plus manhunt for a 15 year-old boy suspect of killing his grandmother has now ended, authorities detaining suspect overnight as he tried to get into canada clues he left behind at his father's home as his family speaks out. >>> finally the black friday frenzy, millions in search of the best deals, dealing with tough crowd and technical glitch that he is resulted in hours of delays. we have got best deals that are still out there and still up for grabs, all coming up on gm a, we will see you soon. >>> "action news" continues at 9:00 here's stories we are working on. new report claims dangerous toys are being sold in dollar stores, big box stores and also on line, we will explain why, they pose a hazard to children. >>> and the inspiring stories surrounding a young man and his life, coping with autism, find out how a l

listen up, dan harris, i know that's your show. >> yeah, it is. >> warner brothers studios and estate of the rings" has been adapted a number of times over the years, including the film trilogy. the story of the young hobbitt frodo, who has to destroy the one ring to save the world. >> wonder if he does? >> we know the books. >> spoiler. >> reports are that amazon ceo jeff bezos is said to be personally involved in the negotiations. i mean, they are trying to get on with hbo with the "game of thrones." which is doing very, very well. >> there's a fierce competition with all the newcomers like amazon and netflix trying to get in the game. >> we have to wait so long for "game of thrones." maybe this will hold us over. >> true. >> competition's good. >>> all right, all right, all right. let talk about matthew mcconaughey in kentucky. he was there on his birthday giving away gifts. frozen turkeys. donated by butterball. as part of a wild turkey initiative. he's a spokesperson for the bourbon. [ screaming ] >> oh, my god! >> i really love matthew mcconaughey. there's nothing not to love fr

. >> we asked caroline what we should name our little boy and she said dan harris. >> i like how shelearly. >> coming up we're going to break down black friday bargains to save big money for the holidays. >>> plus, "shark tank's" rohan oza with how you can this holiday season. the three secrets to building your own business and, yes, there are three of them. >> sia has a new christmas song you will never guess all the stars popping up in her music video. ♪ singing it to the spirit sing your heart out ♪ ♪ ♪ jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower your a1c. wow. ion. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an

dan rather. >>> prince harry engaged. we're going to go live to london next. constipated?eet enemas feature the lubricated gentle glide tip for comfortable relief in minutes. not hours. and an ez-squeeze bottle for gentle, simple, fast relief. fleet enemas. the start of fast relief. dad: molly, can you please take out the trash? (sigh) ( ♪ ) dad: molly! trash! ( ♪ ) whoo! ( ♪ ) mom: hey, molly? it's time to go! (bell ringing) class, let's turn to page 136, recessive traits skip generations. who would like to read? ( ♪ ) molly: i reprogrammed the robots to do the inspection. it's running much faster now. see? it's amazing, molly. thank you. ( ♪ ) >>> get ready for a royal wedding. prince harry and american actress meghan markle are engaged. a short time ago the couple appeared in front of kensington palace where they will live after saying their vows in the spring of next year. nbc's matt bradley is there at kensington palace. matt, this is something long awaited for by people like you and here you are outside kensington palace. they've apparently been engaged for a month.

dan patrick, tony dungy and rodney harris. and which bronco team will show up. >> the one with the better effort defensively. they have so many guys on the team that have a lot of pride and guys that are professional, gone to pro-bowl and had success. they will bounce back. i believe that. >> they played a poor game against philadelphia. these guys are playing against the patriots and tom brady and they understand if they play like that, they might give up 100 points and i think we are going to see a different broncos defense. >> and one thing about bill belichick, he will go back and get the film out and show the plays, the patriots will be highly motivated coming into the broncos. >> and i think the key is going to be who is the quarterback for the denver broncos. because right now -- they have three on the roster. >> and they don't really have one. >> patriots and broncos on sunday night on nbc. we'll see you on football night in america at 7:00 eastern. >> thank you, dan. sunday night football right here on nbc. tom brady

we offer a special thank to dan murphy and phillip brady and harry hargrave and to the city of washingtonour peer museum leaders, they were so gracious in welcoming us to the district. well, we must also thank our 50,000-plus members and growing. if you're not a member, there's a hilt. . -- a hint. and donors in particular. we appreciate, of course, our largest donor family, that would be the green family. that's worth a round of applause right there. [applause] i want to thank our corporate board of trustees, i want to thank its chair, steve green, and his wife jackie. i want to thank our ceo, kerry summers, for his visionary focus and his wife, also jackie. we're grateful for all the vice presidents of thehe corporation and the leaders and the staff of that entire organization. finally, i give a heart-felt thanks to my co-chair and all these grand opening events that we putnd together and worked had on. her name is linda. i want to thank her, i want to thank the committee members, also shannon bennett, sasha field and keilami. let's give them a round of applause. thank you so much. ms.

dan walker and louise minchin. the royal wedding — we should find out more details later today. prince harryarried in a church. we should find out the venue and date later. and we'll be live outside buckingham palace getting all the latest and we'll also be finding out how the united states is reacting. good morning. it's tuesday, november 28. also this morning: a hugejump in the number of parents fighting to get educational support for their children. there's been a 28% increase in the last year alone.

." >> >> i'm aike wallace, i'm harry ruiz nurse, i'm morley safer, i'm dan rather, i'm an prodly, i'm steve kroft, i'm lesley stahl, i'm bob simon, i'm scott pelley, i'm charlie rows, i'm lara logannen, i'm anderson cooper, i'm oprah winfrey. i'm bill whitaker. tonight 50 years of "60 minutes." >> rose: so pleased to have as good a friend as a man can is a jeff fager back at this table. welcome. >> thanks charlie, good to be here. >> rose: 50 years. >> that's something, isn't it to see all that. >> rose: it is a chronicle of our time. how did you go about writing the book. >> i think the most important par was actually a list of stories. i think you can give it to any loyal viewer and they would recognize stories as you look at a list. there's 5,000 of them. so i have amazing help from tanya simon who is just a fabulous producer, daughter of bob simon, knows the broadcast well and worked with me closely on a chronology. then it really was about memories and about the thoughts that i really hope that this could be a book for journalism students. so all of the different things that we d

dan walker and louise minchin. the royal wedding — we should find out more details later today. prince harrynd meghan markle are expected to get married in a church. we should find out the venue and date later. and we'll be live outside buckingham palace getting all the latest and we'll also be finding out how the united states is reacting. good morning. it's tuesday, november 28. also this morning: a hugejump in the number of parents fighting to get educational support for their children. there's been a 28% increase in the last year alone. it has taken every fibre in my body to fight, and i will never, ever give upfor to fight, and i will never, ever give up for what my daughter needs and is legally entitled to. your christmas dinner is going to cost more this year. the highest prices for turkey and all the trimmings in eight years, according to one piece of research. i'm taking a look at festive food prices. in sport, who will be the bbc sports personality of the year? last christmas, andy murray won it for a record third time. i'll have the list of this year's12 candidates just after 6:30

charlie: we had don, mike, harry had gone to abc, came back to cbs, had morley come in, dan come in,xt? jeff: when diane left is when steve came. charlie: he came in for a couple of years. jeff: she went to abc. that is when steve came in. that was a huge development as well. >> how long do think this will take? >> we will push and people hope to have their power in january, maybe february. jeff: talk about a pillar of the broadcast, 30 years. he and i joined together. charlie: you were his producer for a while. jeff: i produced his first story for "60 minutes." that was a good experience. we were really nervous about that. at least i was. steve was confident. mike wallace -- charlie: another magazine show on cbs. jeff: mike wallace came to our screening. charlie: he has no reason to be there. jeff: it never happens. you don't find correspondence to come to screenings, but he wanted make sure we are good enough. it scared the hell out of me. they gave us a round of applause. it was because they were relieved. charlie: that you did not screw it up? jeff: that we had a story you could

harry, perhaps a new addition to the family soon. rumors swirl about a possible engagement. as we approach the holidays? dan? sara? >> molly, thank you very much. >>> here's what's coming up on "gma," harrowing speedboat crash caught on camera. how everyone managed to escape this thing. >>> hollywood kicking off the oscar season over looming accusations across the industry of sexual misconduct. >> big night in hollywood. >>> and getting a jump on holiday shopping. the gifts you should not wait to buy. we'll be right back with much more "gma." keep it here. there's nothing quite as magical as staying at a disney resort hotel. so imagine... complimentary rides to and from the park... even extra time with your family in the park. and now, create a 6-night/7-day package, including a select walt disney world resort hotel room and theme park tickets for as little as $96 per person per day for a family of four. the mountain like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but whatever trail i take, i go for my best. so if there's

dan stevens from "downton abbey"? >> love hi i p on capitol hill an keep it pg. >>> next 75 foot spruce. it wouldn't with oscar mi naomie harrisbout this beautiful star? >> it's made of 25,000 crystals. it weighs 550 pounds and be raised at 10:00 a.m. today. >> cool. it'll go on top of the tree. let me switch gears for a second. it's a year. you have a movie coming out with dwayne johnson. tell me about that. >> it is a fun, action-packed movie. it's for all the family. it has dwayne. all we need to know. >> what was your holiday plans? >> always with the family. i love the festive season. i it iserfect mixture. >> safe trip back to london. >> thank you so much. >> catch the lighting ceremony of the tree christmas in rockefeller center wednesday, november 29th on nbc. let's send it down to al in key west. ♪ feeling fine ♪ >>> thank you so much carson. let's get to your weather. show you what we have going on right now. again, for today, we are looking at strong storms making their way across country. especially heavy mountain snows in the pacific northwest and on to northern california. rainy, windy weather will be exiting the

dan sultan. dai khan. please stand up. let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] in her first district congressional candidates -- and our first district congressional candidates. mark mckenzie. mindy mesmer. harrisr shoes are so big, it takes seven of them to fill it. visionn roosevelt, words and strength of character, killed the nation and saved the world. fdr was determined to use his division to improve the lives of others. ach year, we present deserving democrat that fdr award for his commitment to justice, both social and fdromic this year's recipient's entire life has been about justice. justice in the courtroom as a at the housein the -- and then at the house and the senate. from a victory 22 years ago, he has consistently used his position to support progressive causes here in new hampshire and nationally. as has democratic whip, senate majority leader, attorney general of new hampshire, he more than deserves the fdr award. i'm honored to present the 2017 fdr award to former attorney general jeff foster of nashville. [applause] >> i really honored to have this award. his -- it is a total surprise for me. there are some people from my law firm who are not democrats, and i guess i should h