c-e-o steve ells is promising, though, a thorough scrubbing. (sot/ steve ells - chipotle ceo:47 - :55) "when we reopen, the restaurant will be completely sanitized, and every single employee will have been tested and assured that they do not have the norovirus." but ells has more than just boston on his mind... with an e.coli outbreak linked to chipotles.. in nine states over the last two months. ...forcing him to re-tool all of his restaurants (sot/ steve ells - chipotle ceo1:10 - 1:19) "how we prepare the food, how we cook the food, ananhow we serve the food we've had a team of epidemiologists and food safety experts to raise our standards." and raising the restaurant's reputation to where it was. chris clackum, nbc news. >> for the first time ever, an american automaker will sell a g-m says it will start selling the buick "envision" next year. it's a crossover s- u-v that was designed in the u-s,ut built completely in china. g-m cars are very popular in china. in fact, g-m sells more vehicles there than in the u-s. but critics are blasting g

amy: elle, are there more protests planned?> i can tell you of the justice system is not interested in holding those accountable who are responsible for the murder of children, that the people will hold those folks accountable. and so there will continuously be accountability and pressure for those are responsible for the murder of tamir rice. and as long as this family has to suffer with no justice, then the people will continue to support in any way that we can to make sure that those who are responsible are held a countable. amy: a want to thank you all for being with us, elle hearns with lack lives matter cleveland, latonya goldsby whose cousin is tamir rice, and billy joe mills, one of the attorneys for the rice family. when we come back, we go to connecticut. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "is it because i'm black," by syl johnson. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a connecticut newspaper reporter has resigned after alleging gross misconduct by ownership on behalf of

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elle king is with us -- [ cheers and applause ] this evening. so it's a great show. now, before we get to that, donald trump made headlines today for proposing a total ban on muslims entering the united states. it's just the latest in a series of bigoted comments trump has made about muslims and other ethnic groups. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." >> seth: let's remember that just a day before these comments, trump's fellow gop presidential candidate, marco rubio, had this to say in response to president obama's call to reject discrimination against muslims. time talking about discrimination against muslims. where is there widespread evidence that we have a problem in america with discrimination against muslims? >> seth: now most people saw that and said, "that's ridiculous." but donald trump apparently saw that and said "challenge accepted!" because on monday, he said this. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states, until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going o

that's where nbc bay area's jean elle has more. jean? >> reporter: police were here in san francisco tonight. they believe a suspect in their city was also here at this optometry office. his every move was recorded by that camera in the lobby. a man in a santa hat is caught on camera breaking into city optometry this morning. but this begins in hillsboro. >> my garage doors were both open. i couldn't figure out why they were both open. >> katherine knew something was wrong when she couldn't find a bag in her car this morning. but it took her a while to figure out the santa hat burglar got into her car and into her garage christmas morning while she and her family slept. >> got my garage door opener, came into my garage, stole stuff and he had my keys to my office in the bag and i think he figured out where i worked and then he went to my office. >> there he is, letting himself

steve ells, chipotle's founder and ceo, is with us exclusively. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> i have watching your face watching the tape. this is a tough time for you guys. >> i'm sorry for the people who got sick. they're having a tough time, and i feel terrible about that. we're doing a lot to rectify this and to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> let's start in boston and work our way back to the pacific northwest. the norovirus is what sickened these people. 120 people up in boston. the restaurant is closed down. they've been issued some violations. the cleanup is underway. are you convinced you've contained this now, that more people won't contain being sick? >> well, in regard to the e. coli, you know, there was one particular period of time, from mid october until early november, that appeared -- that's when the outbreak occurred. the reporting of the illnesses >> you're saying in boston, you could have more cases report snd s s reported? >> well, with the norovirus, probably, you've heard that this is the extent of it. b

jean elle is live in san francisco's bay view neighborhood. and that man was holding a knife next to the officer. >> reporter: that's true, police and witnesses say he had a knife. but dozens of people are angry about the shooting. it was caught on video and they say it does not look justified. >> look at -- please understand this. >> reporter: an angry crowd takes over a community meeting in the bay view about the deadly police shooting. >> you need to be taken out of office! >> reporter: video on social media shows five police officers firing at woods as he refuses to drop a knife. >> he was shot like he was at a firing squad. >> reporter: frank williams and his neighbors say the department needs new policy. >> i think they need to be reformed as far as the use of excessive force. i'm not saying that all police are criminals. i'm saying they are doing what they're told. >> reporter: police displayed a picture of the knife they say woods was holding. a man told sheriff's deputies that he was talking to himself, swinging a knife and stabbed hi

jean elle is in the city. not just a fun event, this is a big business. >> reporter: it is something that we have gotten used to in union square in december. we expect to see the nike women's marathon in october for a long weekend. but we won't see that next year. >> for ten years we all come and socialize outside of here. we learn how to run. >> sandy says she learned to run with the nike plus running club in san francisco. he joined ten years ago to train for the mikey women's half marathon. >> it has given me opportunities to stay healthy over the years. and to build relationships even with the employees that are here too. >> reporter: it's a wildly popular event. thousands of women have taken over union square in october for more than a decade. so many people wanted to pay $200 to register last year there was a lottery for official entries, not to mention the tiffany necklaces that went to finishers. >> i enjoyed cheering on the women. >> reporter: but 25,000 runners won't do it in san francisco next year.

nbc bay area's jean elle is in san francisco. you have the video and the police chief says there is more to what happened than what you see and hear in the video. >> the police chief says there is more than what was caught on tape. he says the man that police shot is a suspect in a stabbing. he was shot and killed. and he says that officers used nonlethal weapons before firing guns. >> reporter: video appears to capture the moment that san francisco police officers shoot and kill a man holding a knife tonight. people on a bus saw the shooting unfold. >> we had an officer-involved shooting. >> reporter: the incident started an hour before the shooting. a man with a knife wound told doctors at the hospital he had been stabbed. the police located the suspect holding a kitchen knife. the officers ordered him to drop it. >> they deployed the bean bag gun several times. he did not drop the weapon. the supervisors were reminding the officers at the scene to create time and distance. but the suspect had demonstrated by committing a felon

somewhere elle lee, kendall, and kya. and welcome to you claire. this is my kind of segment because it's all deserts and we will start with hot chocolate. >> everybody loves hot chocolate but did you know you can make it yourself? we will start layering our jingle jars. we have sugar, cocoa, and chocolate chips. we will start layering them. and so this is great because you can give it as gifts you can leave it for santa. just have to mix a little hot milk or water and that is your hot chocolate. so simple, so delish. and great job. i jesus do a couple tablespoons. >> you could give that as a dry mix as a gift. >> totally. we have it here in jars. you can put it in little the easiest gift. perfect for santa. >> this looks like really pretty bark. >> yes. everyone nows peppermint bark. we're going to be making two types of bark today. i have white chocolate that i melted over a double boiler. this is to make sure it doesn't scorch. i will spread it out here. and kya will spread it. this is basically a yoga mat for your candy. [ laughter ] and it's no

great dish by elle brown. taryn knuth does the rest. dragons with a nice 51-42 win. can part two match what we saw last night? iowa is ranked 23rd, but they haven't won at hilton since 1989. fennelly and bluder always make it interesting. hawkeyes alley disterhoff with a huge night, 26 points. hawks lead by as much as 11 in the second half. final seconds in the third, kidd blaskowsky showing off the arm. meredith burkall catches shoots, under four to play, the cyclones hanging around, jadda buckley believes in magic. her first triple of the night. cyclones take the lead. it's happening again... seanna johnson driving, fouled, gets the bucket and this game is over. 69-66. it's a cyclone sweep. it's an instant cy-hawk classic. iowa state comes from down 20 to beat iowa. monte morris is good in the clutch. big game 'tae knocks out the hawkeyes. but matt thomas had a huge sequence 69-66. it's a cyclone sweep. it's an instant cy-hawk classic. iowa state comes from down 20 to beat iowa. monte morris is good in the clutch. big game 'tae knocks out the hawkeyes. but matt tho

it's spider-man and elle macpherson. spider-man and elle macpherson. [ cheers and applause ] and years ago my mom changed my childhood bedroom into an office and then i complained and we changed it back. [ laughter ] last question. we have a neighbor from lithuania named franz. every weekend he comes to our house, enters without knocking, and yells what? dad? >> is anybody naked? >> seth: nope. >> mashed potatoes. >> josh: schwartz. >> seth: no. >> nananu. >> seth: no. i went with this. anybody home? you would say are you arguing anybody naked is more consistent? >> absolutely. >> seth: okay anybody naked. i'm going to give the point to my dad. >> oh, no way! >> hey! [ laughter ] >> seth: it's fine. >> seth: it's fine. >> josh: no, no, no. bicker more. bicker. >> it's thanksgiving, why not. >> seth: i do want to point out that franz proves that i did [ laug er ] that is the end of the seth round. let's take a look at the score. it is one for my dad and it is one for my brother. and now it's time for the mom round. questi

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we have another comment from steve ells. let's play it, guys. put practices that our epidemiologist says will put us 10 or 15 years ahead of industry norms, and i believe this will be the safest restaurant to eat at. betty: do you believe that, richard? inhard: the proof is always the pudding. what does that mean? does it mean previously they were not a safe restaurant? the real question is what do they do about food safety? update, update, update. they need to let their consumers tow it is ok to go back chipotle. betty: i guess the key question is, when do they know? do they keep those stores closed? do they come out with a big marketing publicity campaign? what do they do here? a lot of this is you have to wait for the results. you can't say what you don't know and you can give a half answer to a question you don't necessarily have all of the facts too. they have to get all of the facts and know where they can go with those facts. at the same time, when those facts start to come together and there is a better story of what it is, i'm sure chip

that will be implemented. >> pam: ells was in seattle today...k to employees about the new safety rules. he also mentioned that the company's suppliers, which are unwilling to meet the new requirements... will no longer do business with the restaurant chain. >> pam: lake michigan! >> pam: (laughter) >> to what to wear a shirt. --wet >> i love running in the rain and that an awful single. >> i am also seen go--single >> grant: he says that he is straight creek both genders start to connect with him. >> grant: he will skied anyone. he is looking for love and you are has thing to do what ever it takes. >> pam: ok wait a minute. >> pam: me up and two minutes!--the up (laughter) >> pam: in sports, gary has the latest next! it's also a story about canals and the artificial heart,oers. electric guitars and rockets to the moon. in other words, this is the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. hard-working doers and smart-working doers. olds changed the way we put things together. and keepin'em together? that was walter's doin'. doe

ell, we thank you for your leadership.hat is why the company joined the finder part movement is one of its premier partners. the find your park campaign to inspire people to discover what a park can be, to share your experiences with each other and to support those treasured places. last spring the national park service began preparations for its centennial is coming up. the department of the interior was given money to build partner coalitions in 50 u.s. cities. with the ymca and often through conservation crews, to the 21st century conservation service corps, and increased awareness of the need for volunteers in parks. but that was just the beginning. as of today american express has more than doubled its commitment to service and to historic preservation in national parks. bringing the total to more than $13 million. [applause] this increased investment reflects two strategies we are taking. the first is additional programming to drive increased volunteering and parks. through partnerships with the student conservation

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steve ells wouldn't give a cost estimate for the new testing but he says that neither customers nor suppliers would be footing the bill. be covering. recently more than one-hundred boston students got norovirus at a chipotle... and e-coli linked to the restaurant infected people in nine west coast states. that's tonight's 'financial focus.' let's go to bryan scofield and 'weather first.' . a northwesterly flow on the back end of the our current storm system will continue to bring cold, below average temperatures through thursday. overnight lows for the next couple of nights will be at and below freezing around the valley. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon will remain in the upper 40s, then warm slightly to the low 50s on thursday. high pressure will nudge in from the southwest on friday which will warm temperatures to the upper 50s that afternoon, then to the low 60s on saturday. the winds will pick up to breezy on saturday, ahead of our next storm system that will pass through the area starting saturday afternoon. the winds will stay breezy on sunday, and colder air associated with the sy

every single employee would have been tested and assured that they do not have norovirus. >>> but elleson on his mind with an e. coli outbreak linked to chipotles in nine states over the last two months forcing him to retool all of his restaurants. >> how we prepare the food and how we cook the food and how we serve the food and we've had a team of epidemiologists and food safety experts to raise our standards. >> reporter: and raising the restaurant's reputation to where it was. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> the governor of washington state has declared a state of emergency after multiple landslides and flooding. officials don't know when the state's busiest roadway, i-5 will reopen after a sland slide happened there yesterday afternoon and that landslide was triggered by heavy rain sending debris and rocks on to the interstate. traffic was backed up for miles still and some trucks have been stranded since yesterday. >> back here at home, we've got unusually high temperatures for mid-december, folks. meteorologist amelia segal has the latest in the storm center. boy, almost cooking out

it could be a disgrunt elled worker. at this point, the investigation is ongoing. >> former prosecutor now criminal defense attorney. arthur is a trial attorney and legal analyst brad thor is back with us as well. mark, she was very upset because her son just died after he killed 14 people and was shooting at cops. he died by a police officer's bullet. the one he was shotting at. >> right. yeah. shame on them for questioning her. listen, they made some good points and some points i took exception to. let's get out the good points. we should all avoid bigotry and stereotyping. not every muslim supports murder and not everyone was involved in this. that's important to note. however, i think they went to great lengths to try to suggest erroneously, there's no evidence of any terror link whatsoever. two things i would say it that. number one, your client's family members destroyed a lot of that evidence. and there was a lot left in the house for the media to rummage through, including shredded documents which should be in th

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great dish by elle brown. taryn knuth does the rest. dragons with a nice 51-42 win. can part two match what we saw last night? iowa is ranked 23rd, but they haven't won at hilton since 1989. fennelly and bluder always make it interesting. hawkeyes alley disterhoff with a by as much as 11 in the second half. final seconds in the third, kidd blaskowsky showing off the arm. meredith burkall catches shoots, coach campbell is impressed. under four to play, the cyclones hanging around, jadda buckley believes in magic. her first triple of the night. cyclones take the lead. it's happening again... seanna johnson driving, fouled, gets the bucket and this game is over. 69-66. it's a cyclone sweep. it's an instant cy-hawk classic. beat iowa. monte morris is good in the clutch. big game 'tae knocks out the huge sequence with 1:05 to play, thomas steals, finds the three point line and busts it. thomas also locked down red hot jarrod uthoff in the second half. after 30 points in the first, uthoff finished with 32. a field trip to watch some drake hoops. the bulldogs score a season

well i fee offended when you ell me holiday" "i disagree strongly. i don't think i've ever seen anybody say that you can't say merry christmas" councilwoman charlene storey and mayor callhokanson ...both democrats...cannot agree on what to call this tree. "its been n he holiday tree for 20 years" "i decided to change it to a christmas tree " this week the borough council voted to officially rename the annual "holiday" tree lighting ceremony in thths park a "ccristmas" tree lighting. so councilwoman storey submitted her resignation, citing separation of church and state plus an increasingly diverse community. "i think that if you are using municipal funds you have to be careful." but saturdd storey rescinded her resignation and agreed to chair a new diversity committee. "we'll get different backgrounds from different people, different ethnic groups to sit doo." residents though say its all a "it looks exactly like a christmas tree but i guess you can call it whatever you want." "do u think its silly to fight over this kind of stuff?" "yeah its complet

when donald trump said he'd place a ban on muslims coming into the country - that didn't sit ell with many people in cedadarapids.so before he even showed up on saturday - more than one hundred people with the linn county inter- religious council stood across from his event - showing they don't vae his beliefs. beliefs. across the sea of red white and blue donald trump souvenirs - -"we don't agree with a lot of what's being said by the trump campaign."was a sea of cedar rapidians holdingngigns higig- "cedar rapids has had muslims since the late 1800s"joined together by one message. message. "we want to stand with them."no matter the religion - - "love of neighbor and love says just what these supporters of the linn county inter-religious council don't see in trump. trump. "it seems like every presidential election for the past few decades has used religion in a way to manipulate and i'm asking that we use our better selves." selves." "if it weren't for these comments that were made, we really wouldn't have had the chance to get together with our friends and supporters."imam hassan sel

officials have no suspects, but they believe it was done by a .ell-organized extremist group >> terrorists can travel anywhere for any cause. extremists have no boundaries. in london, a london -- a bomb , andup in a noncom's hands he survived. still, terrorists often use certain -- disguises, counting on speed and surprise. hoping that the victim won't be alert enough. they are innovative, learning from their mistakes and capable of ingenious planning. and they often have better weapons than the authorities. >> the blast was apparently caused by a timebomb placed next to a pillar in five -- inside the bar. the force of the explosion shattered windows. many of the 80 victims had pieces of glass and metal embedded in their bodies. 13 of the victims flew to an american army hospital in west germany. they were suffering from burns and punch her wounds. -- puncture wounds. greek and american investigators sifting to the wreckage found traces of a cloth and some wire, which they indicated was a device that was homemade. the 1500 american service personnel based here have been while theoid the ar

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an asset in the drug targets .ells jury -- a dreary day out there. we will be back with when we will finally see the sun this week in a final or cast. jummy: rain out there for most everybody. doug: a good portion of the day at least. as soon as we get rid of this pattern the mother will improve dramatically. plenty of sunshine through friday, saturday, sunday and monday. that will be nice. jummy: we look forward to it. thank you for joining us. have a great day. [laughter] >> hey, it's just answering a bunch of questions in front of nation of viewers with $1 million on the line. what's the big deal? come on. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play? [cheers and applause] then let's go. our first contestant is just 26 years old and has already lived in six countries and has been to 17 world capitals. from philadelphia, please welcome maggie keavney. [cheers and applause] maggie, how you doing? >> good, thank you; real good. >> welcome to the sh

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>> it is interesting to see steve ells out there. steve ells doesn't do tv. i think they made a very good case that they are going to be the cleanest and safest. >> been there a couple times since then. i've eaton chipotle too. >> would you go eat there for lunch today? >> yes, i would. i think it is very interesting that jack, jack in the box had a meeting yesterday. they have had no pickup from chipotle, nuone, none. we have a qudoba close to our th ch chipotle. >>> news coming out of aig, the department yur of a number of senior executives at the company. if you recall aij in a battle with carl and john paulson. they want the company to consider breaking into three parts. for their part, they don't believe that would result to any benefit to share holders or financial benefit. four of the 15 most senior executives departing. that is a continued effort to real line duties and to cut costs. they are under the pressure from mr. ic icahn and mr. paulson. maybe you don't do it through spins but do it through divestures. move ahead with the three ds. they have s

ells said the chain is taking action to make sure this does not happen again. >> from farm, through the distribution network, how we prepare the food, how we cook the food, and how we serve the food, we've had a team of epidemiologists and food safety experts to raise our standards. >> an fda investigation was unable to determine the source of the e. coli outbreak. >>> we're learning more about the vw emissions cheating scandal. a company says a small group of workers began developing a software to cheat the system ten years ago. the chairman of the automaker says a whole chain of mistakes brought the company to where it is today. vw will be road testing all vehicle emissions with results verified by a third party. volkswagon admitted on cheating using software installed in 11 million cars. >>> are you planning to fly this holiday season? as always, get ready for crowds at the airport, but maybe more so than usual. experts say airline travel will be even busier this winter than it was last year. the industry group airlines for america says u.s. carriers expected to fly just over 38 mill