. >> la meta de eliana segÚn dice en este vÍdeo era llegar a ser comandante de un submarino. jorge: la escasez de medicamentos en venezuela estÁ cobrando vidas, entre las vÍctimas de pacientes con transplantes renales que no consiguen las medicinas que evitarÍan el rechazo de sus Órganos donados. dos de ellos fallecieron la Última semana. >> una llamada de auxilio por las redes sociales que no llegÓ a destino. habÍa perdido su riÑÓn transplantado por la falta de medicinas y temÍa por su vida. >> me siento que perdÍ la vida. >> lo que no supone que horas despuÉs de grabar su vida terminarÍa. colapsÓ por la alta tensión encasa de su amiga, una paciente transplantada como jack elena valverde. muriÓ de un infarto. tenÍa tres meses sin tomar sus fÁrmacos antes de morir. llevaba una vida normal hasta que la escasez de medicinas le arrebatarÁ su riÑÓn y sus vidas. su amiga llora de impotencia. >> quÉ vamos a esperar? no sÉ qué va a pasar. >> su amiga se vino a caracas a participar en una protesta de centenares de pacientes con transplante renal. las vidas estÁn en jaque. la dramÁtic

eliana, is lindsey graham right? tax reform that crucial to them keeping the majority?at republican victories in 2018 hinge on tax reform. i don't think it's going to be hard no matter what and uphill for republicans. beyond that it's not totally clear to me the trump base cares a ton about legislative victories. i think a lot of them support the president because he's an important cultural icon. they like the fights he picks on the nfl. like the war against the media and other things. trump clearly is the no a legislative president. somebody who picks cultural fights and i'm just skeptical of convention's wisdom, one up side, the president wants it, and maybe sell it well to his base? >> so far, i don't know. >> right. but selling -- chris collins, donors says, get it done or don't ever call. >> that's not the right messaging, clearly. >> you think? >> but there is great messaging in this bill and there is great messaging for the base, the trump base. talk about the fact the first $24,000 of onincome is free, that wins not only trump voters, but conservative democrats

let's talk about that and the rest of the week's news with eliana johnson from politico and earl lewisews here in new york an cnn political commentator. you were making the point that kellyanne conway is an accomplished polster. >> yes. >> she's aware of how disturbingly low these numbers are for her boss. i respect that she doesn't necessarily want to discuss that but i think to myself, the biggest story involving the trump presidency right now is his disapproval from the american public. >> absolutely -- >> we have to keep coming back to it even if it feels repetitive. >> there are important political implications to that. that's not to discount what she was trying to say about the economy doing well and that's going to count in the president's favor. okay, fine, even with that great economic performance in recent weeks, he's performing so badly that she has a polster knows very well that it's the kind of thing that turns donors off, it's the kind of thing that invites challengers, emboldens possible challengers to the president, not just on capitol hill with legislation and doing th

another, eliana krawczyk, argentina's first female submarine officer. on the fence surrounding the submarine's base, handwritten messages. and a flag, strength for argentina, it reads. we trust in god. we're waiting for you. keir simmons, nbc news. >>> now to the death of one of this country's most notorious criminals. charles manson. the cult leader orchestrated a gruesome killing spree including the murder of pregnant actress sharon tate. after decades in prison manson died of natural causes at a california hospital. tonight we're getting reaction to his death from sharon tate's sister. nbc's gadi schwartz has more. >> reporter: with a swastika on his forehead and eyes wild with violence, charles manson was the face of evil. >> i take this book and beat you to death with it and i wouldn't feel a thing. it would be just like walking to the drugstore. >> reporter: and tonight, as news of manson's death spreads, we're learning that up until his dying days manson continued to have support from followers outside of prison walls. he was selling autographs i

eliana maria crawchuck. carlos mendoza waiting for news of his brother fernando. he says the truth is, the days go by and not knowing anything at all just kills you. it kills you. the argentine navy is saying in the worst kais scenario, if the submarine enough oxygen on board to last the crew one week. it is truly a race against the clock. linzie janis, abc news, mara dell platta, argentina. >>> the texas woman arrested for anti-trump decal on her truck. >> she has a new message for the sheriff. that's next on porld news now. i. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits ♪ >>> all right, if you're familiar with the original song, original version, i should say of "forget you." there's a certain word we can't use on tv, hence the clean version. >> forget? >> yes, it's in place of wor

including argentina's first female submarine officer, eliana maria krawczyk. the families of the crew members gathering at the naval base today. carlos mendoza waiting for news of his brother, fernando. he says, "the truth is, the days go by, and not knowing anything at all just kills you. it kills you." >> and linzie janis is live from argentina tonight, where the submarine was heading. and linzie, i know authorities there believe the sailors might be running out of time, they've been out of contact now for five days and some say, they may only have enough oxygen for two more days at the most? >> reporter: that's right, david. the argentine navy says in a worst case scenario, if the submarine has sunk, it only has a total of a week's worth of oxygen. david? >> linzie janis in argentina. linzie, thank you. >>> president trump putting north korea back on the list of state sponsors of terror tonight, calling it a, quote, murderous regime. and promising new sanctions and penalties. secretary of state rex tillerson today calling that designation a, quote, very sym

eliana is right. there are other issues.e is not viewed as an establishment republican, but mcconnell said i will lose the seat over this. on the president's mind set over this, it was fascinating. it said this. he sees this as a version of the response to the now famous "access hollywood" tape in which he boasted about grabbing women's genetalia. he suggested to a senator earlier this year that it was not authentic and repeated that to an adviser more recently. we are not going to play the tape again, that was the president's voice with billy bush. after that came out in october of the election year, candidate trump said this. >> i never said i'm a perfect person nor pretended to be someone i'm not. i have said and done things i regret and the words released are more than a decade old and that is one of them. anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who i am. i said it. i was wrong and i apologize. >> i said it, i was wrong, and i apologize and he suggested to a senator that it was not authentic. >> he called it

panel white house reporter for the associated press catherine lucy and national political reporter eliana jaupsoohnson. what a powerhouse we have this morning. pick up where hallie left off. she said secretary of state says this is a little bit tongue in cheek. will china hear it that way? >> i think president xi has played this trip perfectly and he understands the president likes pomp and circumstance and he has given it a lot of it. the president has probably been told by his advisors that president xi is up there in the constitution of china. he is very firmly in power. he doesn't have investigations going on about his relationships with russia, so he is in the power position. he is in the driver's seat. and the president tried flattery, quite different from what he said on the campaign trail. quite different from what he says to american audiences. >> do you need to shift your rhetoric, though, when you go into an actual meeting with a state leader? the white house would argue, what he needs to say on the campaign trail is very different from what he needs to say as president. is the

on board 44 crew members including argentina's first ever female submarine officer, eliana maria krawczykg her dream is to become the nation's first female submarine commander. the "ara san juan" has not been heard from in six days since it reported an electrical fault. the race is on to get to these submariners in case they are running out of oxygen. robin? >> race against time. all right, linzie, thank you. >>> back to ginger. a lot of cold air moving across the country. >> serious holiday chill in the northern plains, minneapolis feels like 15 this morning. but as far south as dalton, georgia, it will be cold, and feel subfreezing in nashville. 22 is the windchill tomorrow. now the cold cities brought to you by burlington. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist mike nicco from "abc7 mornings." increasing sunshine and warm today. we'll p near record highs today, possibly through thanksgiving. that means mild nights ahead with patchy clouds and fog and tracking our next storm for sunday and monday. mid to upper 60s along the coast, rich monday, vallejo, the rest of us 70 to 64. mid to upper

. >> we have ava and sarah and io and n agent eo will and siena and ia and eliana. >> they are chess. >> yes they are. two of the girls are the top ia and sarah the top, um, they're top 50% of eight-year-olds in the country. eight-year-old girls who play chess in the country. >> i want to you go ahead and play. we want to see how well you can play while i'm talking to miss robin. why did you start this? >> i started chess girls dc how children spend their time is important, and if girls spend their time developing executive function skills, strategic thinking, long-term planning, it shapes who they are. >> and your daughter you ran into this with a very personal reason, too, right? >> yes. >> my daughter played chess at the library and we would consistently see girls walk past the classroom and not stop by. so just by chance i brought a pink chess board for fun and girls started stopping and they didn't realize it was chess. >> isn't that >> yes. >> yeah. okay. all right. now, what do they get from it, what do these young ladies get from it this game of chess? >> they learn how to an