ellis and guillermo ellis. book strips away layers of mystery surrounding, ellis, revealing a long ignored history of slavery, emancipation, racial mixing and segregation in the u.s.-mexico border lands. the study casts. >> sharp relief intimate entertaining link across-national boundaries that mexico and united states inseparable elements of a shared north american history. please join me in welcoming karl jacoby. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. what michael and i thought we with do, i would give a very brief overview about the book. i wanted to read a short excerpt for you. we'll have very short conversation up here. then we wanted to get some questions from the audience. i hope that sounds okay with everyone? good. for me, i'm a historian. as michael mentioned i teach at columbia university. it is pleasure to get outside of the classroom and be at a book festival like this one because i think about history as literature. i think it really can be told in a very creative sort of way and i think about the

everyone please welcome ellie kemper, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: ellierock. excuse me, how great is he? >> jimmy: a hot show tonight. >> hot show tonight. and, okay, a little known fact, well known to me, but me alone. the rock and i share a a birthday. >> jimmy: i did not know that. >> yep, may 2nd. we have a lot in common. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you kidding me? >> every year i'm like, i wonder what the rock is doing for his birthday? >> jimmy: yeah. probably the same thing you're doing. >> is he also like putting his winter clothes into storage? >> jimmy: that's what he does on his birthday. [ laughter ] >> that's how i spend my may 2nd. eating a trader joe's frozen lasagna on his coffee table, but sitting on the ground because it's easier to reach your coffee table if you're sitting alone on the ground? >> jimmy: that's exactly what he's doing! >> that's what he did! that's how i celebrated my birthday. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ellie, how is your little baby? >> he's good! >> jimmy: how's james? >> james, thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: what a beautiful

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ellis henniken, a political analyst and columnist. brian, pretty strong, powerful words coming from the former dni, clapper there, saying our institutions are under assault. >> it was incoherent nonsense, albeit provocative. first of all, the president fired an executive branch appointee. he's not trying to fire congressmen or judges. second of all, the two bipartisan congressional investigations are continuing. the fbi's own investigation is continuing. when president obama was using his pen and phone to legislate, mem the democratic congressmen would have spoken up at that point. finally, both democrats and republicans were calling for the firing of jim comey. i think they're just mad about who got to fire him, that it wasn't hillary clinton that got to fire him. the idea that our system of checks and balances and the co-equal branches are under threat just makes absolutely no sense in this case. >> ellis, do you agree, he was out of left field? >> let me help brian with his coherence, if i can on this. absolutely we have seen a ser

tracee ellis ross. 9:30 here on nbc.live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> next -- >> i lost it. >> a tragic death at a penn state frat house. >> i was screaming and yelling. >> as 18 fraternity brothers face charges. one witness speaks out. >> i got pushed into a wall. has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that's our business model. and our business model is... delicious. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert s

tracee ellis ross. 9:30 here on nbc.he "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> next -- >> i lost it. >> a tragic death at a penn state frat house. >> i was screaming and yelling. >> as 18 fraternity brothers face charges. one witness speaks out. >> i got pushed into a wall. i well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank zach galifianakis, tracee ellis ross, senator bill cassidy and apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. but first, this is his new album "everybody." here with the song "black spider-man" with help from damian lemar hudson, logic! [ cheers ♪ >> h

tracee ellis ross. 9:30 here on nbc.series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank zach galifianakis, tracee ellis ross, senator bill cassidy and apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. but first, this is his new album "everybody." here with the song "black spider-man" with help from damian lemar hudson, logic! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey. we made it. this is crazy. i want to take this awkward moment as the music is going just to shout out all my fans. rat pack, thank you so much. i love you guys. [ cheers and applause ] man, this album is the fight for equality of all men, women, and child regardless of race, sexual orientation. guillermo! i just want to have some fun. come on. join me. sing along. ♪ i been feeling so down i think they should know now i think they should know what's up ♪ ♪ that's that road i been down i know how it go down i know how it

speaking that the decision, interesting from the chairman, ellis short, is quoted as saying, i pursued services of david moyes for a considerable period prior to his appointment, that makes this decision particularly hard to make, do you believe in? do you think this was a case that it was always going to happen? it was always going to happen but it would always be from david moyes's side, short statement from short, and probably a short discussion they had, the reason being, when david moyes took the job, i think he was sold a pup, given assurances that there was money to spend in the first transfer window. that money was not forthcoming and no more money for him in the second transfer window, injanuary, him in the second transfer window, in january, he him in the second transfer window, injanuary, he did not hide it that he was disappointed with that, if you're going to be trying to be competitive in the premier league in any you must be able to get players m, any you must be able to get players in, particularly, a number of injuries, very unlucky, but he must have had that discussio

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michele ellis is a rookie officer in training. this is her second week working on prison grounds. >> my husband, you know, was kind of skeptical at first. i think he knows this is something that i really want to do. >> i've always had a passion for law enforcement. that's just something i love. my kids were kind of excited. they thought, okay, mommy is going to be a cop. that's cool for them. i don't think they really understand everything that's going on. you have to remember to stay firm, fair and consistent. you can't really treat anybody any different. they're all human. they're all men. you have to remember that. >> hey, this is lieutenant meehan. can you send offender tye, t-y-e up to custody hall? i need to speak with him. >> it's been a bad week for ronnie tye. since being caught with a cell phone charger, prison officials have suspended his contact visits. and now they've just handed down a ruling on his request to be married at the prison. >> they denied getting married at this time due to conduct history. >> how can the

ellis able to keep it alive. he got it across. one-timer by josi went wide. ellis up with it again. 15 to go. pitched back along and a shot by neal is blocked off. another try by josi getting a piece of that was rust. around behind, battled for arvidsson. got it to forsberg. then to the back ellis, a shot, jammed loose off of neal, cleared by crosby, and that's it. in the expansion era, this is the fewest number of shots that a winning team has ever had in the stanley cup final, a dozen. previously tampa and los angeles had 15. but it's not the shots, it's the goals, and pittsburgh had five. nashville had three. you're watching the stanley cup final, presented by geico. game two is wednesday night on nbcsn. pregame coverage begins with "nhl live" at 6:00 p.m. eastern. coming up next, except on the west coast is your late local news, followed by "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." for eddie and pierre, phil jackson, charles barkley, vince gill, clint hurdle and francisco cervelli, i'm mike emrick saying good night. on nbcsn, our stanley cup final coverag

ellis able to keep it alive. he got it across. one-timer by josi went wide. ellis up with it again. 15 to go. pitched back along and a shot by neal is blocked off. another try by josi getting a piece of that was rust. around behind, battled for arvidsson. got it to forsberg. then to the back ellis, a shot, jammed loose off cleared by crosby, and that's it. in the expansion era, this is the fewest number of shots that a winning team has ever had in the stanley cup final, a dozen. previously tampa and los angeles had 15. but it's not the shots, it's the goals, and pittsburgh had five. nashville had three. you're watching the stanley cup final, presented by geico. game two is wednesday night on nbcsn. pregame coverage begins with "nhl live" at 6:00 p.m. eastern. coming up next, except on the news, followed by "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." for eddie and pierre, phil jackson, charles barkley, vince gill, clint hurdle and francisco cervelli, i'm mike emrick saying good night. on nbcsn, our stanley cup final coverage continues from pittsburgh. >>> nbc sp

he beat kimberly ellis by 60 votes out of 3,000, and ellis posted video of her supporters protestingde the sacramento convention center yesterday. they claim party leaders stacked the vote against ellis because she's a progressive liberal and an outsider. the ellis campaign says it is consulting with legal counsel to determine their options. >>> young soccer players come together to help a teammate that died following a fall in the waters off of santa cruz players clapped for the family of lopez who played in the academy program for upcoming soccer players. his teammates played in a benefit match for his teammate's family. >> extremely honored to represent or play for him, and i used to play with him all the time and i love the kid and would do anything for him. >> the earthquakes connected donations for fans and lopez' family. >>> the fbi is investigating a deadly stabbing at the university of maryland. >> authorities are calling the attack unprovoked and say it may have been racially motivated. >> in this morning's "gma"'s first look, a student behind bars for a stabbing, now the f

he spoke to ellis short, sunderland's american owner.es has walked away, he has resigned, with ellis short saying he has done so without any compensation. the former moto gp world champion nicky hayden has died in hospital following injuries sustained while cycling in italy last week. the american world superbike rider suffered severe head and chest injuries following a collision with a car near the seaside resort of rimini. nick parrot reports. a life on two wheels was nicky hayden's destiny. both his parents raced motorbikes on dirt tracks, and he and his two brothers and two sisters followed in their tyre tracks. nicknamed the kentucky kid, he was riding by the age of three, and racing from five. over the next 20 years, his journey led to the pinnacle of two wheeled motorsport, with the american beating valentino rossi to be crowned motogp champion in 2006. he raced in the top tier for the final time in australia in october 20 i6. for the final time in australia in october 20 16. that same year, he finished fifth, with honda in the wo

here's our political correspondent, ellie price. policy pledge to capture the imagination of low and middle—income voters — and the newspaper headlines. labour say 95% of taxpayers will benefit from what the shadow chancellor described as a "personal tax guarantee". anyone earning below £80,000, we will guarantee you will not have an increase in income tax, vat or national insurance contributions. and for those above 80,000, we will ask them to pay a modest bit more. why? to fund our public services. the policy may sound relatively familiar... there will be no increase in vat, no increase in national insurance, no increase in income tax... the conservatives made that pledge at the last election. so far, theresa may has ruled out a rise in vat but not committed to retaining that previous manifesto pledge of not raising income tax and national insurance contributions. today, the tories said there was a black hole in labour's tax proposals. they're going back to type, they want to tax aspiration, they are always going to raise taxes. t

where does ellis short and the sunderland board go now?ll be the aim, whether that is achievable or not, we will see during the summer, who comes in, what purchases are made, sunderland are in a tricky position. it is thought that ellis short is not keen to continue on as the owner of sunderland. they have a significant amount of debt despite the fact they have just walked away with £100 million, over $100 million, in premier league prize money, from this season. relegated, parachute payment, but nevertheless, financial situation will be difficult. now they have two point come in fairly short order, bring somebody in who can identify root and branch reform of the squad, prepare them for life in the championship and try to get them back up at the first attempt. richard conway on the news that david moyes has resigned as sunderland manager. former motogp world champion nicky hayden has died. he had been in an induced coma in hospital since being hit by a car while cycling in italy last week. the american won his only motogp world title in 20

the party says eric bouman beat outsider kimberly ellis by just 60 votes out of 3,000. >> today, ellis posted video of her supporter process testing. they say what happened to bernie sanders in last year's presidential primary is happening to her, because she's an outsider. >> one of the things that this party cannot be is a party that's just like trump and the republicans. a party that operates in closed rooms, smoke-filled rooms behind curtains, in secrecy and shadows. >> income tax. >> it is time for this party to be transparent. >> she says she'll remain in sacramento to make sure every ballot is legitimate. >>> president trump took center page during his first overseas visit. his message to the muslim leaders there, do more to root out extremists. karen travers is in saudi arabia with more. >> reporter: trupresident trump surrounded by leaders of nearly every muslim country, unthinkable just months ago. the president issuing a direct call, muslim nations must take the lead in fighting terrorism. >> america is prepared to stand with you in pursuit of shared interests and common sec

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. >> reporter: that's the view of ellis's sister and aunt. she was primarily in the care of her mother before she was dropped off one october day to spend time with her dad. the baby seemed listlessly and after her father laid her down way bottle she began to choke. >> she started spitting up milk. my brother tried to resuscitate that baby. he even drove her there and flown in the helicopter. >> baby devon died a few days later at children's hospital. later interrogated by police, he dropped the baby on the bathroom floor but prosecutors say even that would not have caused her severe injuries. >> the number of different injuries that she had the retinal hemorrhaging, the subdo you remember al hemorrhaging, the broken ribs, it couldn't have all happened from a simple dropped. >> r convicted ellis in march, of felony hospital they recommended the 13 year sentence. the judge agreed telling him i don't know if we're ever going to hear the real story. that's up to you. and ellis had his chance to make a statement, he told the judge, quote, i've al

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rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> disgraced former congressman anthony weiner broke down in court today as he pleaded guilty to exchanging sexually explicit messages with a 15-year-old girl and a short time later we learned his estranged wife huma abedin has filed for divorce. nbc's kristen dahlgren tells us how much time weiner could face behind bars. >> reporter: one-time congressman anthony weiner will soon have a new title, registered sex offender. the disgraced politician pleading guilty in federal court to transmitting obscene material to a minor, admitting to sending racy texts to a 15-year-old last year. including one photo with his own child right next to him. breaking down as he read a statement saying i have a sickness but i do not have an excuse. weiner is married to top hillary clinton aid huma abedin. it was the investigation into weiner that threw the presidential campaign into turmoil when james comey revealed clinton e-mails discovered on weiner's laptop. >> i'm here today to again apologize. >> reporter: in 2011, weiner resigned from congress in zbris over his fi

the other is kimberly ellis who is from northern california and is the former head of emerge, a group that helps democratic women run for office. >> we all know that california must lead the resistance today and it's up to california to define the progressive agenda not just for our state, but for the entire nation. >> this race is not about me. it's not about my opponent. this race is about the heart and soul of the democratic party. >> reporter: ellis has captured a lot of the energy from the bernie sanders supporters, calling them bernie crats here. and a warning for the democratic party that does not embrace more progressive values. >> if you dismiss progressive values and reinforce the dynamic status quo, don't assume the activists in california or around this country are going to stay with the democratic party. >> reporter: now, of course we're going to get the results that election later tonight. we'll be back around 6:30 with some clips of our interview with congressman and keynote speaker, adam schiff were. >>> growing community ties for a tax break. encouraging property owne

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although ellis has not conceited the race, she said there may have been voting irregularities and she is consulting with attorneys. melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> you could soon be paying more for cereal bread, and beer, blame climate change, a 3-year study found even a small increase in temperature could decrease wheat and barley yield by up to 33% by the end of this century. >> the expectation is that as the warming accelerates that these losses are going to be larger. >> the study is based on 65 years of weather records across western europe but the researchers say it is something california could soon be facing as well. >>> leave your car at home tomorrow if you can, air quality managers are calling a spaer the air alert. the-- spare the air alert. light winds and warmer weather allowing smog to settle in parts of the east bay and santa clara valley, especially harmful to seniors, children, and people with heart or breathing problemsism air quality managers are urging commuters to car pool or take mass transit if possible. >>> unhealthy air goes way beyond smog, coming up in our next h

rehema ellis, nbc news, harrisonville, missouri. >> i love that. everybody deserves a friend.ing to do it for us on a thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of >>> right now on "access hollywood," william, kate, harry, and girlfriend are all set, and we are there for the final pippa's extravagant wedding. >>> secrets from the clubhouse are only the beginning. andy cohen's empire on the move. >>> then breaking down the

ask as a pregnant widow, she's immediately labeled likely to become a public charge and detained on ellis island. and eventually, a group of lawyers pick up the case and bring it all the way to the supreme court. and the supreme court rules in the gonzalez case that puerto ricans should be considered u.s. nationals rather than aliens when entering the united states and, therefore, they legally are free of restrictions that would otherwise apply, say, to those coming there rush a shah. so a -- russia. so a u.s. national was defined as free to enter the united states, tree of immigration restriction -- free of immigration restriction, and u.s. nationals were granted the protection of the u.s. military. but there are very few other rights that were extended to nationals. so, for example, u.s. nationals that came in the u.s. could be denied employment by the federal government because in a series of cases it was made clear that nationals were not eligible for employment with the u.s. government. so the gonzalez case is really a turning point here because by, say, 1904 the united states is now

. >> reporter: that's the belief of ellis's family. they believe he was wrongly convicted by a jury. their flyers feature the shot of a tender moment between father and daughter. >> my brother was always there for devon the way he needed to be. >> he would never hurt that baby. he carried that baby around like she was a piece of jewel. >> reporter: the family says 9-month-old devon was primarily in the care of her mother before she was dropped off one october day back in 2014 to spend time with her dad. they say the baby seemed listless and anti-inflammatory he bottle she began to choke. >> she started spitting up milk. my brother tried to resuscitate that baby. he even drove her there and flew in the helicopter. >> reporter: baby devon died a few days later at children's hospital. later interrogated by police ellis said he dropped the baby on the bathroom floor but prosecutors say even that would not have caused her severe injuries. >> the number of different injuries that she had, the retinal hemorrhaging, the subdural hemorrhaging,

ellis able to keep it alive. he got it across. one-timer by josi went wide. ellis up with it again. 15 to go. pitched back along and a shot by neal is blocked off. another try by josi getting a piece of that was rust. around behind, battled for arvidsson. got it to forsberg. then to the back ellis, a shot, jammed loose off of neal, cleared by crosby, and that's it. in the expansion era, this is the fewest number of shots that a winning team has ever had in the stanley cup final, a dozen. previously tampa and los angeles had 15. but it's not the shots, it's the goals, and pittsburgh had five. nashville had three. you're watching the stanley cup final, presented by geico. game two is wednesday night on nbcsn. pregame coverage begins with "nhl live" at 6:00 p.m. eastern. coming up next, except on the west coast is your late local news, followed by "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." for eddie and pierre, phil jackson, charles barkley, vince gill, clint hurdle and francisco cervelli, i'm mike emrick saying good night. on nbcsn, our stanley cup final coverag

<ellie and corey schwartz "(ellie) they're going shopping with your money.) they are going shopping with your money." > because that 5 minute trip to get gas just cost you your credit card numbers. how do they do it? skimmers-- a device to steal credit card numbers. sometimes they put them on the outside of the pump where you put your card in. but wait. the bad guys are getting sneakier-- and going inside. we went out with inspectors from the franklin county auditor's office.... opening up pumps-- checking for skimmers. here's how it works. thieves sneak up-- unlock the pumps-- and attach the skimmer inside. you would never notice it from the outside. and then they wait.

and obviously the stars too, ellie kemper -- >> ellie kemper and -- yeah >> jimmy: and tituss burgessut the show, it's there so down to like the second frame. there's always a little easter egg of something that you don't explain. you did it on "30 rock" as well. >> yeah. >> jimmy: things that no one knows. >> like when they would draw in the margins of mad magazine. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i participate. i'm an easter egg this year in season three of "kimmy schmidt." it's an upsetting one. early in the season we were shooting. i was really obsessed with this clip of mason reese. everyone here is too young to remember me. >> jimmy: i totally remember mason. >> he was a cute kid actor in the '70s. >> jimmy: red hair. >> red hair and i was obsessed with this video of him tap dancing on "the mike douglas show" because it's just like the most pure, beautiful -- like his little soul just like tap dancing. and i love it so much that i dressed up like him for halloween. [ light laughter ] which looked horrible. i'm clearly like a grown woman. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you dressed like mason re

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. >>> this morning on "today's take," ellie kemper is our co-host.> babies all over the place. >> that's what everybody is doing. >> literally, figuratively. this is a big day. "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," begins streaming on netflix today. >> we have aically, right? >> yes. >> let's show a clip. >> it's kimmy schmidt. can i come in? i'm unarmed, except for the arms i was born with. and i'm not wearing a wire, except in my bra, because i need the support. but that's my business. >> okay. don't try anything funny. >> i wish she didn't say there. now, all i want to do is funny stuff. like go down these stairs. >> ma'am, that bit doesn't work without some kind of partition. >> so happy it's back. >> thank you. i am happy it's back, too. it's an uplifting show. it's a weird uplifting show. >> everybody here, we're all laughing. >> yeah. >> that's a good sign. >> that's always a good sign. robert and tina fey wrote and created the show. it's a funny show. i hope it is what fulfills what we all need right now. >> just to laugh. >> a cheerfulness. >> do you

did your bags have to be checked before you entered last night, ellie?yes, only briefly like i thought it would be more like more security like the only like glimpse into my bag. there was no body search or anything. anyone could have taken anything in. >> you experienced the same thing, jessica? >> i was really surprised actually because i actually saw bruno mars there like a couple of weeks ago. they had really like intensive searches on everybody, like they were getting full-on searches all over the body and when like i was obviously lining up to meet her they did exactly the same to me, just checked inside the bag and i was really shocked to be honest. >> and lastly, girls, anything that you want to say to people, this morning? i hope that you feel the prayers and the well wishes from everybody around the world and such a tragedy and for you so young, anyone to experience something like that, is there anything, jessica, you want to say? >> i just want to say thank you to everybody that's messaged us and has asked if we're okay and we're just so lucky

and we have ellie it's an ear worm.it's kimmy schmidt. can i come in? i'm unarmed except for the arms i was born with, and i'm not wearing a wire except in my bra because i need the support, but that's my business. >> okay, but don't try anything funny. >> i wish she hadn't said that. now all i want to do is funny stuff, like go down these stairs? >> ma'am, that bit doesn't work without a >> so happy it's back. >> thank you. i am happy it's back. it's an june lifting show, a weird j uplifting show. >> it's funny. we're all laughing here. that's a good sign. >> it is. the creators made it funny. i hope that it is what -- it fulfills what we need right now is a kind of cheerfulness. >> i agree. >> do you read the script and chuckle to yourself? >> yes. and there's so many -- the thing about that show is there's so many layers to the jokes. you peel off one layer and it's an onion. >> do you chime in with your own stuff from time to time? you're quick witted and funny. >> that is kind of you. there's no improve on that sho

robert ellis on joe and his book "over there." can the recipient of the colby award -- and the recipient of the colby award and his book, "waging war."