and donna? still standing after the most terrifying experience of her life, still able, somehow, to count her blessings. donna palomba: i know i was fortunate. i know i was fortunate. andrea canning: your attacker, as horrible as he was to you, he spared you. yes. he spared my life. i don't know why, to this day. but i thought, at that point, that the worst was over. but it wasn't. little did i know what lie ahead. andrea canning: coming up, donna was only minutes away from another shock. that happens in horror movies. an unnerving discovery forces her to find even more courage. i made a very, very difficult decision. andrea canning: when "dateline" continues. (marci) what is going on? (luke) people love how the new homes-dot-com helps them get quick answers about any property by connecting them to the actual listing agent. (agent) oh! so, i'm done? (luke) oh, no, no, no! we're still not sure everyone knows that we're the only site that always connects you to the listing agent rather than sellin

--that would implicate if you were donna's attacker? donna palomba: right. exactly.rea canning: john regan was charged with unlawful restraint in the incident involving his coworker and was out on bail. those who knew him couldn't believe he'd do such a thing. and nowhere was that feeling stronger than in overlook, the neighborhood where john regan grew up, just streets away from john palomba, where friends were like family and boyhood friends were practically brothers. coming up-- if there's one person john palomba is sure isn't donna's attacker, it's his friend, john. john regan was at my sixth birthday party. i've known him since kindergarten. if i were to name, like, 10 friends that were closest to me, he probably would have made that list. when i was in his company, he acted normal just like all john's other friends. andrea canning: when "dateline" continues. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid [suspenseful music] draws away heat, relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. visit purple.com

donna and her memoirs that just came out. sleep, pray and heal. i am always interested in titles of books, but not just the titles, but the chapters so tell us about how you came about with such a interesting title. >> after 20 different ones, this is the one that set right and it set right because, i have written it for the general audience first. not necessarily for the church audience. i wanted a title that was not too churchy. there is one reason. another is that sleep, pray and heal are the three components that really come together where i found my path to wholeness and well-being which is the subtitle to the book. after my head injury, i had difficulty speaking , thinking. and seeing. i had double vision and my eyes would jerk as it would go across so i would get terrible stomach aches and dizziness from the ways my eyes would not focus. my left side was weak . i had difficulty walking and i have chronic pain. and so what my brain injury rehab physician instructed me to do is for every hour up i want you to lay down one hour because the bra

they knew that donna and phil now live in denver.and phil, married 58 years. >> thank you for inviting us to talk about the kindness of strangers on america strong. i love this feature. >> david: it turns out they accidentally sold the recording when they moved from austin. and we've learned tonight that next week, both of these families are getting together over thanksgiving to give that wedding recording back. right here, too -- >> hi, david. >> david: the shopper who bought the record, thinking it was jazz -- getting a handful of new friends, instead. >> thise amazing part of this story is the new friends we've made along the way. >> we are so grateful. have a good evening, everybody. bye-bye. >> david: and they're going to get that record over thanksgiving. i'm david muir. starts right now. >> all this, this, this drainage here was clogged. and within five minutes, my our yard was two feet deep. >> cornell, bernard and santa rosa, where it's been an epic day of heavy rain and flooding. these cars are stuck. >> i'm tim jonze in ma

donna, you first.ed out to senator whitehouse, there is no practical way he can do this immediate mass deportation when one, the cost of it, finding 23 million people, identifying what countries would take them back. things like this just can't feasibly happen. what happens when all of this fails to happen, or do his followers just shrugged their shoulders like they did about the wall that he never built? >> well, i have to tell you, i am very concerned. on election night when trump spoke, he uses his opening mantra, promises made, promises kept. so i take him at his word that he may not be able to do the mass deportation that he promised, but he is going to make a lot of headway in his executive authority, and control of the executive branch to bring some real edge to those issues. so i think that trump learned a lot about what was holding him back in his first run at the white house. but those lessons actually are going to result, i think, in him doing things completely differently. the people who wi

let me ask donna about this. doug is right about expanding the support.upport largely in the hispanic community. speaking to working class hispanics in georgia, in pennsylvania, critical voters in more and more states, and speaking to them not as a monolithic community, but speaking to people who now have the aspirations, frustrations, anxieties of white working class voters who have long gone to donald trump. >> i mean, the fact is -- it should be no surprise. when people are concerned about buying bread and eggs, it's hard for them to think about big structural changes about things as distant like democracy. those things are important, of course. but i think that people want be able to take care of themselves and their children and build a future for their families. they didn't feel it in this economy. that is not to say that the american economy compared to the rest of the world is humming along. for ordinary people, it doesn't feel thatreality is, it isn't t way when you try to stretch a paycheck. there's a lot to learn here. we don't know what the ro

donna, good morning. >> how are you doing?re real easy. you can do this with your children. flour, cinnamon, sugar. >> all-purpose flour? >> yes. put that in there. take a marshmallow. would you like to do one with me? we do this. >> put the marshmallow in the butter. >> melted butter, put it in the cinnamon sugar mixture and then you start at the short end of the crescent roll. >> this is simple. >> it is. you just roll them up like this. >> i can see why your grandkids love this. what's the word over there, ladies and gentlemen? >> it's great. >> and then you kind of put all the sides together, dip it in the butter. >> again? >> and put it right in the tin. you need to use muffin tins on this.really, really fun and then you do the glaze. it gets a little sticky. but they're really, really fun and then you do the glaze. sorry, powdered sugar glaze. powdered sugar, milk -- >> regular whole milk? >> vanilla. get this going, do this. >> what happens to the marshmallow? >> it gets clear. it gets clear. >> you don't bite in and th

>> donna's right.k democrats, there's a whole range of reasons they're giving for why harris lost this race, but i actually do think there's some overlap in what torres said there and what sanders is saying, which is the democrats lost the message on the economy, right? they lost the message on the ways that the economy was impacting people. they focused on these macro economic trends, you know, when biden was talking about some of the overall economic pictures, he wasn't wrong, but what he -- >> jonathan: the economy is improving. >> it was improving at a macro level, but was that impacting people in their lives? the reality was it wasn't, and they were really focused and understandably so if you are in the office, you've got to be able to try to sell the economy that you've got, but they were so focused in so many ways that -- at trying to convince people that the economy was strong, that they didn't realize that people weren't feeling that, and so i think that's -- that's inherent in what both torre

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i got my aunt donna and my bro, my best friend charlie. i think aunt donna's good luck. i feel it.up to $100,000. where will joey land? looks like it is the... - w. - for "win." okay. for "win," exactly. that's the spirit, joey. so, you chose "phrase," my friend. we're gonna give you the r, s, t, l, n, and the e. get those in there. and now we need three more consonants and a vowel. a c. a d. an m. and an a. and you brought that "wild" card, so you get one more consonant. let's do an...f. all right, let's see how that does for you, that combination with the extra consonant. - [bell dinging] - [audience member claps] we like that sound, joey. you hear the audience there. they reacted. you've got "phrase" as the category. ten seconds to try and solve it. - good luck. - yeah. uh... ♪♪ something in hand. cared in hand. uh...uh, uh... - [buzzer] - you were on the right track. this is a tricky one. carved by hand. - by hand. - [audience gasps] tough one, even with the head start, and it would've been... that right there. that's okay. - but $16,150. - hey! i'll take it. keep up that great

. >> the woman's name is donna there. and thankfully, donna's home is safe. but more than 100 other homes have been destroyed. more than 2000 firefighters are still on the scene, including some from right here in the bay area. let's go to kathy trafton now for an update on our weather conditions. >> the devastation in southern california is heartbreaking is terrible that this fires causing so much devastation. >> and even we here in the bay area are seeing the effects because the surface smoke is actually wafting across much of the state. >> including the bay area. so as you say, we put it into motion and there's a lot of blue and that indicates smoke. and when you start to see the black, it starts to clear out little bit. that will happen a little bit later on this weekend. but right now it's a mix of good air quality, 2 moderate air quality temperatures are cooperating. so that's the good news. firefighting, as you know, certainly helped by not hot temperatures. so temperatures down there in southern california at this hour are in the low 60's wind gusts fo

so when you think about the future, donna, what does it look like to you? >> scary.at is going to happen. from homeowners insurance, they refused to cover it. and we don't know. now, there is the grandkids school and transylvania habitat humanity put together a fund-raising pain. they helped tried to, you know, cover some of that cost of the building or buying of a home. but it's not today's process especially, they were not enough that i will keep going. i don't know. we are scary to. we are in a nice rental. >> carley: that is good because as janice said, it is getting cold north carolina. we hope you stay in that rental until you get your feet back underneath you and figure out the next steps, probably a confusing process spirit of the storm hate you out of nowhere. the messages just because the storm is over it does not mean that people aren't struggling. donna we will be thinking about you and your family. >> especially, habitat is working hard. and people some campers, they are trying to set those up so places to live. >> carley: there are good people in the wo

so donna, you heard what the congresswoman said before the break. don't know. she deserved to have a hearing. she deserved to be vetted. she deserved to have the most strenuous background check. if the tsa rumors are true that they looked at a suspicious pattern of travel, that will come up in the vetting process. look. i served inside the dnc with tulsi gabbard. i know her. >> jonathan: she was what? she was a cochair? >> she was a vice chair. we were both vice chairs. i respect tulsi gabbard. i disagree with her choices. i disagree with everything in terms of where she's at now, but she deserves to have a very thorough background check. >> jonathan: she could get a democratic vote or two, no? bernie sanders? >> she represented hawaii. i don't know if she'll get the support of democrats, but she should have a thorough background check like everybody educational. >> jonathan: what about the way she's hammered trump? not that long ago. >> well, i mean, look -- marco rubio did too. >> jonathan: that was longer ago. this was while trump was president,

and donna, you won't find whole frozen birds in this cold for just checking parts for let me know to says important have increased in recent years from now to can business on from the most efficient as we come. really more in gonna go prefer like buying to buy more room for small ones because all of wanting moving themselves in their business the imported chicken makes it tough for local sellers to survive on the domestic market. christy on a bow a feels the effects of this practice. she operates a chicken farm with her family. she says there was lots of activity here years ago . now only a few groups are at full capacity. she takes me into one yet is one's how is the nice thing was imported meat is under cutting her business like me to me either like for me and then like you have listed as money because of the price you see on the phone she sells her chickens for around 4 years, a piece that's almost twice as much as the poultry gone to imports from abroad. it's expensive just fat and animals. we can keep up with the price of important chicken means that the farms and gone are colla

a piece that's almost twice as much as the poultry donna imports from abroad . it's expensive to the fenton animals. we can keep up with the price of important chicken means that the farms and gone are collapsing because of the chicken imports . we make almost no profit 12 months. until a few years ago this firm employed many people. now there's not much work to be done. and over the years, she's had to lay off more and more workers and her last time in here at the very chicken and for 3 years, 3 years. it's not easy for christiana, your boy and her family. does. you have a farming is how we are demonic. so we're trying to keep our phone lines collapsing and i as yeah, there because if it doesn't survive, i don't have any other options. the me, a black at 1st glance to name consumers seem to benefit from the cheap imports. but they're preventing gone is pull tree production from becoming self sufficient. plus it's not sustainable to ship, need thousands of kilometers. to recap, german log band chip calling in 2022. now the labels on egg cartons lead consumers to

we understand that the position that onto the staking out this get a moment is that because the us donna agreement and the framework that was essentially established back in 2017 and similarly in 2009 to has not been successful because that has not been much progress made. now this is the turkish transition, but we'll do what's. what we also understand is that if these elements in northwestern syria are successful and if a level does full, then that also means that this puts and some of the kurdish elements in the north of syria at risk as well. because what we understand that what put tell, reflect mainly speaking in the precarious situation the city in northern syria would be besieged. and this could hypothetically speaking from a military response from incorrect as well. one final thing to add on all of this, as we do understand that this is an cut us position. one thing that does strike us as a bit odd is that it came quite late. this statement provided by the charges for ministry came on a friday evening, and this is of course, a matter of great concern because a chevy of das here i

his doctrine, was that branch points that those watching often years he think bush that click with donna, your shots know, sashay the thomas on all day national cost. she has, it was and it was working on football. the flip, which i of several things of orange that he would go to is almost as the dubious abuse after after will call an adult prostate add to the truck will say, oh i here cause get that it will not be your dog. it'd be beautiful, cool. yeah, i bought it to me. id be over there. so i bought some of the diesel. good. good for good. because what is what i'm doing? cuz now did you want to import piece? i don't want this on all. go to the survey or the on cool. all does your diet. i don't cuz going to doctors, but don't go now. so there's every leak i may be on cause you knew more and there's a reason that already all that. so don't get it or no doubt is that gonna pull less than that you're not know crucial. show the adult shots, but who could pull them on your well, no, i did such a model, a big deal division of electronics cold. perfect. oh i'm all of these are still champagn

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that's donna's slobber. know, she's starting falls 30 miles. and that's it. all. it should be we'll have to go through. well, it was just what it was on out of the only use it also jenny, there's just one which is sort of like where you will be with the 3 here. the 3. so 3, this of those make when you a little me, when you have a lot of the hey, tribunal reached a similar decision in the case of formal kosovo liberation army field. come on to emulate the prime minister of the henri. think nice republic ramos. how is your night? who didn't hesitate to write about it? in his autobiography, we constantly attacked forces everywhere, day and night without hiding each and every day. we killed sylvia and policeman. in 2008, the hague tribunal acquitted to him of all 37 challenges. and then how i didn't i also appealed successfully. how did you not will you please stand up the channel? the find to you? not booty of cones in during the day. so i called, i telephoned to who'd bring the chief prosecutor in the hague for 8 is admitted the following in her book, the hunt, me a

. >> joining me is donna edwards and lisa rubin. we heard one side of that argument.hat this might mean for abortion in the state. >> i want to make clear to you and our viewers what today's argument is not about. we have seen a number of challenges to zombie statutes like this, very, very old statutes that predate roe versus wade, that prohibit abortion or make them a felony on the ground of state constitutional rights. that's not what this is. there is a challenge like that in wisconsin and there hasn't been oral argument or a ruling yet. what today was about is about two different argument or ruli yet. today was about two statutes. another one from 1949 that allows abortion up to the point that a fetus can survive by itself outside the womb. the wisconsin attorney general josh call taking a position that that 1985 statute essentially means that the 1849 prohibition can't stand, that it's been superceded by a later law. the district attorney that you just pictured there taking the opposite position that the 1849 law forbidding all abortion and making it a felony sho

but i would take us back to, you know, the granular, what donna and i talk about a lot. we've got 2.5% of the people that are out there that are undecided. i agree with chris, most of those people aren't going to vote. if they're voting on the issues that trump is trying to pound away on, which is do you like where the price of stuff is today? the answer is no. do you like what's happening on the border? the answer is no. this is about those two issues. the better it's going to be for trump, but harris is doing -- >> george: that is not what voters heard from donald trump this week. >> here's what i concede. the 2.5% out there didn't hear any of that stuff, but they will make a choice about how they feel about this economy and whether or not they like donald trump's personality. for those people that are voting, that's the question, and i happen to believe that people put their family first, and if you put your family first and it's on economy, i think things look good. the last thing, early vote and election day voting. let's just look at the numbers. early voting is do

donna, let me turn it to you. does kamala harris actually have any kind of a band-aid if she wins? >> i think so. look. we know the economy is number one. the american people would like to continue to see their prices lower, and the prices at the grocery store. i think the stability itself of this country, these next couple of days following the election, i've lived through one and that was in 2000, that was litigated and of course, we all know the results of that election. the point is i think she has a mandate to really keep the promises that she's made, lowering prices, lowering costs and also making sure america remains strong and secure, and making sure she can begin to figure out what the hell we need to do at the border. she's going to have to be tough and resilient, in those first 100 days of her presidency, and i do believe that her message is the message of the american people and it resonates with most people. she's looking ahead and not looking in the rear-view mirror, and i tell her. you know what i think about every night? if i had chris over for dinner, i know what t

provided by the foreign minister where to stand that much of the rhetoric is based on the 2017 us donna accords. we understand that the, the escalation agreement is a matter of great concern for and correct. and it refers to that when talking about some of the up to can my and attacks which may have resulted in this new wave of violence towards the syrian government as well as those in and around a level. we understand that there were back room discussions and sources which spoke to us on the basis of anonymity suggesting that i'm kind of was in a position that prevented these groups. the same elements within northern syria from carrying out these offences of these operations against the syrian governments . but according to the statement, to suggest that the change to a point where i'm kind of just not stuck in the way. now that's also taking into consideration some of the rhetoric suggesting that the groups that are currently flushing towards the level is that by incorrect. now, that is a matter of great concern. what we do understand is the base just based off of the statements offic

ruling elite and at the when it wouldn't be able to i'm glad that we have the change in government donna, we've been unhappy because of unemployment. now we look forward to seeing what the new government will do for us. i'm so happy, however, our elections went full. we wanted was change to a new government government. what's one of the incumbent president mocked mitsy must easy conceded defeat even before the final results were announced. he assured a smooth transition of father in the coming days. we will be getting more administrative work to take this and i assure you that i will not take any actions or slow down this process. and the harvard educated autonomy, duma vocal from d, u d. c. body in 2012 to united deal position to the b d. b. that has pledged to adopt a board the comic strategy to create developing jobs into a fed value distribution. and then father, every citizen, you know, after all these years, it's the chance to govern the diamond rich southern norfolk, a nation. well, earlier we ask d, w, 's diane whitaker in johannesburg to describe the significance of this moment

donna, let me start of the news of the day.e-fire violations between israel and hezbollah, but just the idea that overall it seems to be holding. what might that mean for joe biden? >> i think for president biden it's a reminder of how fragile this piece is. it took a bit to get to a negotiating point. i think the president is clearly hoping and continues to work to try to ensure a similar outcome for gaza and israel that is far more complicated. the president is faced with what a lot of his predecessors have been as well. there are a few things remaining to be done and he will work all the way up until the noon hour before inauguration before to make sure he can get on the things that are possible. these foreign-policy challenges are high on his list. >> let's talk about one of them, susan. obviously if the president was planning to use this cease-fire toward a stepping stone for a deal in gaza it is potentially but there are still a lot of steps to go. we heard about the three americans who were detained in china. we saw them

tim were choked up yesterday when kamala harris conceded, and nancy pelosi after getting scolded by donnazil left the party pouting. you lost an election, and your friend! without a friend is the only democrat smiling. his name is joe biden, look-alike grain. [chuckling] he is the happiest he looked in years! is as a guy who was vp just lost to hitler was at the guys saying i told you so? >> president biden: i know it is a difficult time, i hear you nicu. do not forget, think of all that we accomplished. it's been a historic presidency, not because i'm president by because of what we have done, what you have done. the presidency of all-american. >> jesse: joe biden reminded democrats what they could have had, like when you go over and breaks up with you for another guy and the other guy dumps her? see baby, he did not know how good he had. remember it, he knew she could not win, democrats were trying to whack him, he was like guys, she will get crushed. look, but they did not listen. on the way out the door he endorsed for so they had to fall in line. she was a woman of color what were th

stanley donna directed "singing in the rain" a lot of favorites.eynolds was there, sammy kong, the songwriter who wrote for sinatra. dudley moore was playing piano. dan aykroyd was there with his wife donna and years later i told dan i was at that party and he said "you've got to be getting. "anyway, i am passing out the shrimp heads. and there's this little short guy that spoke in kind of a german like access. turns out it was austrian. i asked him if he wanted one of these things and he said, and i can't do that accent but he said "we want to be an actor." i thought he was psychic. i wasn't included in yet that all the waiters want to be actors. i said yeah, how did you know that. he goes, you all want to be actors. he goes forget about it. i said why? he said you're too ugly to be a leading man and you're too pretty to be a character actor. i was like, so let me see, how do i do this. he said can you write? i said actually have been writing i used to write short stories. he said, that's what you do. you write your own stories, create your own ch

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when donna and walter burnette met at a church social, talk of a family even preceded the engagement ring. >> he used to scare the girls away by saying he wanted 12 children. i said wow, i always thought i wanted to have 12 children. he said, oh my god. >> they didn't have 12, but this devout roman catholic couple did raise their five in a baltimore, maryland, suburb. heidi, the only girl in a sea of brothers. >> when i hear that, i think poor heidi. growing up with all those boys. >> she wasn't treated like she was a little princess, that's for sure. >> heidi grew up to be a happy, outgoing, athletic girl surrounded by friends. it was a noisy, loving family with strict rules. everyone at the table for dinner, mass on sunday, and no back talk. heidi's brothers, frank and harold -- >> true your mom was known to wash out a potty mouth with a bar of soap, or is that a metaphor? >> i got it. >> true, yup. they were strict. >> as she grew into her late teens, heidi started to bristle under her parent's strict house rules. by 19, she, the next to youngest, became the first to leave the fam

. >> there's all glicked donna.t the tone for the season? i don't know about you but i will be to the movies with family because we have family members over, even on christmas morning or something like that. >> yeah, they've had the biggest movies of the year so far and i think they would love to add another to the list. the noise thing that "moana2" has going for it is that it is a family film so it could slod in nicely with "wicked" and "gladiator 2." they may not be competing for the same audience, so i think it will make for what i suspect been a big thanksgiving weekend. people will be going to all three movies. for disney, it is a big movie for them. moana is a key franchise, and i think they believe it is the potential to expand the franchise and make money for them. >> movie tickets sales were obviously hurt by the pandemic, hovered just below pre-pandemic levels, even right now a bit below that. when we are talking about the movie theater business, i know you're not a stock analyst, but talking about a sin

donna, what are you watching for most today? strong conviction of what's going to happen? >> george, there are millions of americans still holding on to their requested absentee ballot. turn those ballots in to an official drop box or the post office. watch it get stamped. what i'm watching, george, the number of volunteers the democrats are seeing all over this country making sure they get the votes in. i'm also watching vice president harris, who will spend most of her day calling into radio stations encouraging people to vote. it's gonna be a razor thin election but i believe the democrats put all the ingredients in. what we're looking for now is a delicious bowl of gumbo. >> george: i think you predicted 300 plus electoral votes for donald trump on sunday. standing by that? >> yeah, totally. i look at two things, george. one the big picture. the big picture is 75% of the country says this country's on the wrong track. that's a historic number. huge problem for kamala harris. number two, the prices of gas, grocery, the econom

andrea canning (voiceover): and for donna, one journey ends, the other continues. you're bringing hope to sexual assault survivors. that's it, and that's the mission, is to bring hope. andrea canning (voiceover): hope that no one else will go through what she did. hope that she can change just one woman's experience. hope that a long journey through horror and anguish can finally be put behind her. because in the end, donna palomba knows it's hope that heals. >> they were a young couple in a hurry to make their fortune. >> 50s, 100s, 20s, piles of money. >> building a life until one life ended all too soon. >> what happened to your husband, man? >> i believe he's -- he's dead. >> he was laying on the floor, and i got scared. i ran out of the house. >> a young father murdered in broad daylight. didn't look like a robbery. lots of valuables left behind. lots of secrets too. >> it kind of just sent chills up my back. >> something was tearing a family apart. >> i don't even know where to start. >> or was it someone? >> the most cold-blooded evil person. >> a family feu

they don't want cameras in their face. >> i enjoyed being with donna on the ethics committee. personal investigations. and it appears to me this investigation was completed prior to gaetz's resignation. and so at this point i do think that republicans -- look, to say that matt gaetz is disliked by his house republican colleagues would be a wild understatement. there is no love for this man among republicans. and so the fact that senators cornyn and durbin, who as part of the official record would like to see this report, i think is pretty compelling. as there is precedent to republic lease the report after resignation and, of course, it's in the interests of the united states senate to know as much about this nominee as possible. it's in the interest of the american people to know as much as possible. so i do think that they will ultimately release this report. and, fwi by the way, this repo probably very damning, may recommend resignation, the ethics committee has done that on a few occasions where they've referred their work to the justice department. so we don't know what's

. >> we on together go to focus policy agenda that is centered on working people small donna karan. hotel workers on amazon workers and all workers for planned way. >> this is the second time the chan beat out to phil. how are in twenty-twenty? she won by only 125 votes. >> right. let's talk weather as we get a live look outside above san francisco chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look at the forecast. >> yeah, guys, we've got another storm bearing down on the bay area. not here just yet. so nice evening with a little chilly around the bay area outside right now. but if you are headed out and about remain dry out there right now, some want to watch out for along the coastline. we are seeing some bigger waves moving along the coast the next day or so as we've got a large storm off the coastline generating some swell 16, maybe a size, 20 foot along the coast to watch out for that. if you're headed out toward the beaches. so national weather service issued high surf advisory along the coastline that contains all the coastline here in the bay area. so be careful up th

my guest today are at nebraska republican congressman donna bacon new jersey democratic congressman josh gottheimer. gentlemen, welcome to "washington post" live. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> congressman, the election is now five days away. both of you have a unified to sign a bipartisan pledge to respect the election results. congressman and bacon, what do you hope to accomplish with this pledge? >> it will take the moral high ground and sayta we respect our elections. we've been doing this in 1789. you see a lot of undercurrent on both parties. obviously sit in our party in 2020 we've had similar dysfunction on the democrat side and 2016. you hear some folks are now saying president trump they're not going to vote to certify. i think it's important for good democrats and republicans to say we have a election process of got to perspective and protect r democracy. >> congressman gottheimer correct if you have updated numbers. the latest i have seen is that there are 28 democrats and only sixx republicans who have signed this a pledge. why do you think there has been so much

i think donna is projecting a little bit in terms of what you want to be the case, but i do think thats. >> well we'll see. and by the way, first time i was on bill maher, i was next to you. so that's a little flashback for me for a second. andrew yang, nice to see you you too. >> happy holidays. i remember it well laura, ever since happy thanksgiving to you, andrew yang. >> thank you elon musk obsesses over more than anything else, it just might be his long time goal of colonizing mars so what happens when a famed astrophysicist mocks his idea on tv? that's next is it safe? >> no. people will probably die. what's the return on the investment? nothing. that's a five minute meeting. and it doesn't happen. >> so tribute. >> meet and celebrate the honorees. then find out who will be hero of the year. plus a special tribute to michael j. fox cnn heroes, an all star tribute sunday, december 8th at eight. >> when we started feeding bogie the farmer's dog, he lost so much weight pre-portioned packs makes it really easy to keep him lean and healthy. in the morning he flies up the stairs and ho

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