[ laughter ] ellie -- ellie's first. [ laughter ] [ applause ] ellie works for a healthcare nonprofit. she recently wrote a book, "george and barbara bush: a great american love story". you can buy a signed copy outside the auditorium after the program. pierce bush. pierce is neil's son. he lives in houston and he is the ceo of big brothers big sisters lone star. [ applause ] jeb bush, jr., son of governor jeb bush serves as managing partner of jeb bush and associates. he serves on a number of nonprofit boards and lives in florida. [ applause ] and then we have our two daughters. barbara bush is the cofounder and board chairman of global health corps. [ applause ] jenna bush hager is a correspondent with nbc's "the today show". as george says, she is continuing the bush family tradition of warm relations with the media. [ laughter ] they are joined by our moderator, cokie roberts. please join me in welcoming them to the stage. [ applause ] >> we fit, which is a surprise. >> well, we shared a womb. >> yes. case at your grandmother -- >> at your grandmother's funeral, in your dad's eulo

ellis was born august 10, 1920. he first fell in love with north carolina while attending the university of north carolina -chapel hill. mr. ellis served in the navy during the second world war as an officer, after which he earned his law degree from the university of virginia. his time in the military shaped his outlook on the world. though he led a successful career as an attorney in raleigh, mr. ellis' most profound impact was in the political arena. mr. ellis entered politics in 1950 as a young staffer working on the willis smith senate campaign. and it was during the campaign that mr. ellis met a young raleigh journalist named jesse helms. the two idealistic young men headed off -- hit it off and it gave birth to a friendship and a relationship that would eventually transform north carolina politics and play a major role in the american conservative movement and help shape american history. during their regular thursday night poker games, mr. ellis began pushing helms to run for political office. and when helms

. >> i'm sorry, ellie. i don't think it's a good idea. >> you're a jerk. >> not only did ellie kemper make an appearance, but so did ed helms, and jenna fischer, all trying to make the reboot happen. did it work? >> feels like everybody wants this to happen. do you guys want to see an "office" reboot? is that what's going on here? come up on stage. no. not you. you're not part of this. all right. i am proud to announce, officially, that we have a great show tonight. >> what a tease. we'll just have to keep our

i do a lot of ellis acts for clients. i don't know of one pending for this client. >> vice president swig: fine, then that would be you don't know of an ellis act pending for this client. >> fine. >> vice president swig: then that's your answer. is there somebody else in your office since you seem to know nothing about your client which has participated with your client on this property and participated in any activity who would have nothing of the n.o. -- nothing of the n.o.v. and any activities at this property? >> i cannot speak to the meetings that mr. wiegel and this client have had, so i'm not going to speak to that. >> vice president swig: okay. >> commissioner tanner: what did you imagine was going to happen when you came here tonight? >> this exact circus that happened here tonight. >> commissioner honda: and i'm sorry. i've been calling you counselor. are you an attorney at law? >> i am. >>clerk: okay. [inaudible] >> president fung: excuse me. you can't speak from the audience, but you guys have the time. if you

i do a lot of ellis acts for clients. i don't know of one pending for this client. >> vice president swig: fine, then that would be you don't know of an ellis act pending for this client. >> fine. >> vice president swig: then that's your answer. is there somebody else in your office since you seem to know nothing about your client which has participated with your client on this property and participated in any activity who would have nothing of the n.o. -- nothing of the n.o.v. and any activities at this property? >> i cannot speak to the meetings that mr. wiegel and this client have had, so i'm not going to speak to that. >> vice id

[ laughter ]ellie is first.[ applause ]. she works for a healthcare nonprofit and recently wrote a book about george and barbara bush, a great american love story. guess what, you can buy a signed copy outside of the auditorium after the program. here is pierce bush. he is the son of neil, and he lives in houston, and he is the ceo of big brothers and big sisters lone star. give him an a plus. [ applause ]. jeb bush jr., serves as managing partner of jeff bush and associates, and he serves on a number of nonprofit boards. he lives in florida. [ applause ] >> we then have our two daughters. barbara bush is the cofounder and board chairman of global health core. [ applause ] >> jenna bush, she is the correspondent with the nbc today show. as george said, she is just continuing the bush family tradition of warm relations with the media.[ laughter ]they are joined by our moderator cokie roberts and please join me in welcoming them to the stage.[ applause ] >> so barbara and jenna, >> we will share this year. [ laughter ]>> at he

so, 2140 market, 519 ellis, 1515 you're saying, supervisor, you think that one is not impacted? >> correct. it is above the current inclusionary rate. >> 2140 market is 27 units. then what's the last one? >> 651 geary. i can't find that one. >> there's no information on the entitlement process. they got entitled actually back july 7th of 2016, so they are very close to even losing their 30 month. so there must be some other challenges or obstacles with that project is my assumption. even if we extend them a full 30 month, they'd not likely get their site or building permit. >> i was on the team with the planner when she was working on this. if it was my recollection, they were -- the entitlement process was lengthy because it was in addition to an historic structure, but to your point, they are -- their 30-month deadline would be january of next year. january 7th of next year, so they'd actually only benefit from one month, if the deadline was extended 30 months. >> supervisor tang: if we had extended it as the mayor had originally proposed, one additional month beyond the 7th.

ellis back in february. >> many of your list eners probably know.t ways to beat the market, you get rid of the bottom part, right it will be fine. you try to concentrate and get the top. ellis talks about getting rid of the guys at the bottom your stock pickers are trying to get you better than average. that's what we're trying to do by picking off our entrepreneurial companies. >> charles ellis said to me any concern over passive investing was silly. he's like basically -- he didn't use that word but i got the point.traditionally, people hava hard time being baskets. baskets are done without regard to fees. if you have models and some of us think we have models that go back over time to beat the market and they have a particular factor that you can accentuate, that's one way to do it. >> help us make a little money before you go, joel? what looks good? >> small cap growth. >> still >> it got beat up. it's down half from where it was. it's still the leader globally down from half of where it was to your earlier comment. profits are way up at some po

i am happy to introduce ellie. now.is she coming? ellie is first. [applause] she works for a health care nonprofit and she recently wrote a book about george and barbara bush. you can buy a signed copy outside the auditorium after the program. pierce bush is neil's son. he lives in houston. he is the ceo of big brothers big sisters lone star. jeb bush, jr., serves as managing partner of jeb bush and associates. and he serves on a number of nonprofit boards. and he lives in florida. [applause] then we have our two daughters. barbara bush is the cofounder and board chairman of global health corp. and jenna bush-hager is a correspondent with nbc's "the today show." she is continuing the bush family tradition of warm relations with the media. [laughter] they are joined by our moderator, cokie roberts. please join me in welcoming them to the stage. [applause] cokie: so barbara and jena have to share a chair? so, at your grandmother's funeral, jeb bush in his beautiful eulogy said that she struck fear in the hearts of her grandchildren. that she was a ben

nbc's rehema ellis is in georgia. >> reporter: after weeks of facing accusations of voter suppression, republican secretary of state kemp running for governor fired off a bold accusation of his own asking the fbi to investigate georgia's democratic party for what he says was an attempted hack of the voter registration system. he offered no evidence publicly to back it up and rejected calls he should resign. >> i'm not worried about how it looks. i'm doing my job. this is how we would handle any investigation when something like this comes up. >> reporter: his democratic opponent stacey abrams who would be the first african american female governor calling it a desperate political stunt. >> you cannot be the referee and the player and now you determine you're going to be the judge. he has failed to do his job. >> reporter: it's a race that's been in the national spotlight with celebrity star power. and ugly racial robocalls. >> i see someone white women can be tricked into voting for. >> there is a conflict of interest when the man who is running the state election's office and engaged

kelly stone for great britain was in action, and ellie downie, ellie downie finishing in 11th.tough 18 months since winning that european title. she performed solidly today. that was an error she had but she fought to stay on the beam and she finished with a good overall score. it will give her confidence going into next season, now she's got the time to get back into training and to the floor numbers. she admitted she isn't back to full fitness, and there is more to full fitness, and there is more to come from her. beth tweddle, thank you forjoining us on sportsday. it was all about one woman today, simone biles, but tomorrow we will be looking ahead, when attention turns to the floor event. it's the men's final, the final of the pommel horse and the rings as well as the women's vault and uneven bars finals. fall of the coverage on bbc two from 1pm tomorrow. from springboards to springboks now, with england set to face south africa in their opening test of the autumn internationals this weekend. eddiejones has named his side, with 0wen farrell winning the fly—half selection ra

ellie suddenly became a single father to his young son who sign. the macho done to make them better in the real world are what is your box of us are the. most fun i. had them and they were down in the top of another being you know for me the most i won was in a lot more money than anyone wanted all of them then there was you were going to have and they would rather go with it then long as you can show they were sought to be done or talk about and show more than a good heloc. shot that is of all of them are going to have. the head of wired with us so that of those help. you think. this is great yes. i only saw them early in who say now live with alleys parents. of the late tell you there was that card all you know if you look at coney island you can of why these are as you are in the better model of the bar and i saw him a genie and i know that i love shows your idea. this week well. i want to go for the war because charlotte was the girls of. the north shallows of the soil out of. all of those. waiting patiently to see dr moon is a civilian twenty

one correction for the record, too, there was some discussion, 519 ellis, it's less than 25 units, and, therefore, is not impacted by this legislation. it's 21 units. i just want to make absolutely clear, 519 ellis, below 25. 12% currently. >> supervisor peskin: that's what i thought, but planning department's numbers are just terrible. >> supervisor tang: supervisor peskin, all right. >> supervisor peskin: said 28, but it's 21. >> supervisor tang: let's continue with public comment. >> hello, supervisors. david woo with the south of market community action network. this piece of legislation directly undermines prop "c" passed in 2016 and directly undermines the will of the voters. and directly undermines people like me who voted yes on prop "c" in 2016. the voters of san francisco said loud and clear, development projects in the city must provide a higher percentage of affordable housing. prop "c" already contains a grandfathering provision of 30 months to obtain permits for developers that already had projects with the city, allowing additional time for grandfathering is a complete g

here's nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: when johnny, a homeless veteran, reportedly gave his last $20 to help a stranded kate mcclure get gas last november, she and her boyfriend started a go fund me page to pay back the heart warming story went viral and more than $400,000 poured in. >> that changes my life. >> reporter: but mow police say it was an elaborate hoax the trio cooked up together and all three are charged with theft by deception and could face ten years in prison. >> they put out a story that hoodwinked a lot of people. >> reporter: today the online reaction swift and angry, they used people's hearts to steal. now someone that deserves help won't get it. the prosecutor says the money was gone in a few months spent on a new years eve vegas trip, a bmw, luxury handbags and cash withdrawals. the feel-good story started to unravel when bobbett sued the couple saying they kept most of the money. back then they defended themselves. >> and i still believe we did a good thing and i would do it over again. >> reporter: tonight gofundme says this is a rare case of fraud and all 14,

usually ellie's a paralysed. the have a bit of difficulty opening my eyes right now and that's because we've just been in the midst of all of this tear gas as you can see eyes red is really hard to open them and at the moment we are just a burning uncontrollably. the police are coming we're having to move now because we're all being pushed up the street seems to the tear gas knew to protest this it really is absolutely crazy here on the streets of paris. thanks this is a road just off the arc de triomphe and as you can see here we've got some of the stooges they've become infamous in paris of late they're burning here this is one of the barricades have been put in place. was. actually being shouted out by a protester right you have telling us to not show people's faces and that's because there has been suggestion that this movement has been hijacked by radicalized individuals from the left and from the right and they woundings ahead to this protest in paris that it was going to get hot and it seems that those war

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >> a movie to bring people together this holiday season.hat is "nightly news" for this tuesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and goodnight. duck hunters fnd a 4o vanished during last >>> right now at 6:00, duck hunters find a 49ers fan who vanished during last week's game. the texans tell us what they think he was trying to do that led to his death. >>> a new perspective. on board with the california national guard, as they tour the destruction. >> getting ready for the rain, the first storm the baymonths. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >>> i'm raj mathai. this is one of the most significant weather events we've had all year. the rain is on the way. the smoke will clear out in less than 24 hours. this is a look at the satellite radar showing that storm heading for the bay area. we have all resources available getting the most up to date information. that includes our storm ranger. atop san bruno mountain. this gives us a more accurate loo

on the arm and said 'prepare for the worst, ellie.'as just minutes later, we were in a helicopter and i didn't know if, in those moments in the helicopter, if my son was dying or he was gonna live."at the hospital, he was in critical condition, with doctors trying to do everything they could to keep him alive.keane webre hayes, shark attack victim:"if my arm was down, it would've punctured my heart and my lungs. i think that's a miracle that my arm was at the right place at the right time and that saved my life. that's a miracle."as you can see, his encounter with the world's deadliest predator has not swayed him from his love for the ocean.keane webre hayes, shark attack victim:"i know that chances of me being bit again are like me wining the lottery twice. i don't think anybody has done that. it's very rare." keane's mother says, she is also thankful for the brave men and women who were by their side the day of the attack... and helped save her son's life. (jason)thanksgiving is a day to be thankful for all of lifes blessings.....and

hema ellis, nbc news, alabama. >> powerful story. >>> still ahead, the keys to living longed one city'sxample help your community? giving thanks and giving back to those who lost so much. in severe cases, pneumococcal pneumonia can put you in the hospital. it can hit quickly, without warning, making you miss out on what matters most. a single dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 13® is approved for adults to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. don't get prevnar 13® if you have had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients. adults with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects were pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, limited arm movement, fatigue, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, less appetite, vomiting, fever, chills, and rash. prevention begins with prevnar 13®. ask your doctor or pharmacist about prevnar 13®. give me 30 seconds and i'll give you three things to know about aarp medicare supple

that's artistry to the entrance of the ellie's a parent's eyes you can see take gas has been fired by the police that's as the protesters were trying to enter into that street to get close to it seriously ellie's a perilous. was . not a bit of difficulty opening my eyes right now and that's because we've just been in the midst of all of this tear gas as you can see eyes red is really hard to open them and at the moment we are just a burning uncontrollably. the police are coming we're having to move now because we're all being pushed up the streets into the to gaston to protest this it really is absolutely crazy here on the streets of paris. this is a road is off the arc de triomphe and as you can see here we've got some of the. stooges they've become infamous in paris of late then burning here this is one of the barricades had been put in place. thanks. it just seems that people now all puti angry at the situation and the fact that the president is still refused to meet them to discuss the problems in this country. one hundred and thirty protesters were detained across the country on

well my hands artistry to the entrance of rb ellie's a prize fight you can see tear gas is being fired by the police that's was the protesters were trying to enter into the streets to get close to it seriously ellie's a burnous. thank you thank a. good. thanks to the thank you ok. thank you hello to her hank thank. you guess keeps being shows out to the protesters they keep responding by throwing project goes towards the security forces the security forces of also now started using shoes wood to cannons i have to own eyes you can see they were cannons are trying to push down this party this be made by the protests is they're also trying to see rulebooks towards the police i said she picking up what looks like to be the stones from the riot enjoying it to. it's i'm again i'm having a bit of difficulty opening my eyes right now and that's because we've just been in the midst of all of this take us as you can see eyes red is really hard to open them and at the moment we are just a burning uncontrollably. past the police are coming we're having to move now because we're all being pushed up

rehema ellis sits down with the concert pianist who dared to tour the jim crow south in the 1960s. >>mmitted to dying here. >> i'm afraid not. >> reporter: he plays the elegant musician who hired an uneducated tough guy as his driver, tony lipp played by vigo morton son. >>> is this a movie for our time? >> this film fits perfectly in sort of the culture right now as far as something that can serve an of what is possible. >> without even realizing it, they're pushed shoulder to shoulder back to back by what they faced together. >> i'm going to worry about the way i talk? >> there are simple techniques i can teach you that are quite to find places that will serve black travelers. gloria said the book was her family's survival guide. >> it's a matter of life and death. many cities and towns we weren . >> reporter: in those dark times, tony lipp's son who co-wrote the film said his dad's unlikely friendship changed their lives. >> my whole family turned the switch in the opposite direction how we treat people and live our lives that point on. >> you only win when you maintain your dignit

are here outside to street to the entrance overtly ellie's a parent's eyes you can see tear gas is being fired by the police that's as the protesters were trying to enter into that street to get close to it seriously ellie's a journalist. all being pushed up the street seems to grassroots and protest is it really is city crazy here on the streets of paris. so i'm a bit of difficulty opening my eyes right now and that's because we've just been in the midst of all of this take us as you can see eyes red is really hard to open them and at the moment we are just a burning uncontrollably. well that was the scene early allusions elise i want to bring you this is a road just off the of the israel of this is a road just off the arc de triomphe and as you can see here we've got some of the stooges they've up become infamous in paris of late they're burning here this is one of the barricades have been put in place and if you look down the streets you're going to see these delays will only yellow vests movements the old moving down this street no more projectiles being thrown at the police literall

island. >> ellis island is every port of entry in the country.ren't illegal immigrants. they're not country, so they're not ill real. number two, the united states laws specifically allow people to apply for asylum. they're doing everything they sl types, except for classes of white immigrants. >> do you know what steven miller's mother, your sister, thinks about this? >> no. i have made it a point not to discuss politics, you know, with that branch of the family for some while now. the last meaningful conversation i guess was back in september of 2016 when we talked about it. she says i understand you may feel uncomfortable with mr. trump but we feel hillary may lead the country in a different direction. i understand that you have political preferences, but this institutional political racism sweeping across the country, focussed on vilifying people that you don't know, people who really are just like us. they are just like our family. we needed to come here. we needed to find someplace to go and those that couldn't suffered the consequences. so

calling ellis island visits and more dollars transport of hamas. the boys kids' clothes for good. old. i'll. predict. the long or the coming up with all the finest meal of the moment all for the good of all a little. bit younger sibling i'm push harder against everything else it was living for the good life as if it was because of it me and. give me a feeling of the book is called. the feeling of a. long long little song but also a little more. slowly going a. long look. let's not. let's look being it. looks let's get. the fourth big here come on let it go at last that it took. a long it. took me a little. long in the wrong and her mother her. mother left same place a long. long. long long long long. long. but look feel. good luck. because. they. knew. that my old building was. the one. who would. be. the sort of. guy. but. boy. the be. observed strong laws. conger the be the be. wrong it's the biggest subsists law and. the big long and strong as long as it's. subsea subsists the be. the best saw best saw bowlegged the biggest snowfall the biggest the ball. so stripping. long zzz

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> up next here tonight, meet dr. jackson and dr.kson, twins changing the face of medicine. e of medicine. could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. saved an average of $412," syou probably won't believe me. but you can believe this, real esurance

rehema ellis, what are you seeing? what are you hearing? >> reporter: what i'm hearing is what vaughn was mentioning and that is that voter turnout is really critical, and for a democrat who's going to head to washington as the senator representing the state of mississippi. i am right now in madison county, a county that went overwhelmingly for donald trump in the general election, and what -- we want to show you some pictures of some people who were voting earlier today. what we hear from election officials here is that the turnout is not as heavy as it was two weeks ago. we're hearing it's about 75% fewer voters so far this morning than there were at this time two weeks ago, but the day is young yet, craig, and we could see more people out. joining me right now are two people who are here in madison county, and you voted this morning. >> zianna williams and larry wilkes, father and stepdaughter. >> right. >> you voted last time, and who did you vote for? >> mike espy. >> and who did you vote for this time? >> mike espy. >> why? >> democra

some are afraid it could turn blue. >> rehema ellis, thank you. let's go back to texas where garrett haake is live in el paso where beto o'rourke is about to give his last rally of the campaign. garrett, you've been covering this campaign closely. there was a sense i think they had run out of gas a little bit a few weeks ago. there was a sort of rising sense from the cruz folks they had this in the bag. what's the mood now? >> yeah, republicans were very confident at the start of early voting here and really through the first week of early voting. then republicans i've talked to have seen that confidence tail off here a little bit. and the o'rourke campaign has gotten another surge of energy as they have been traveling around the state holding these big rallies. first in far flung places across the state like amarillo, lubbock you can, home of texas tech. the last few cities where they need to run up the score, in austin, houston, san antonio, el paso, o'rourke's hometown. the thing i've been trying to square since we've been down here, if you loo

rehema ellis is, morgan radford is in st. louis, missouri, and chris jansing is in nashville, tennessee with the aforementioned phil bredesen. chris? >> reporter: they would have told you you are crazy, but you're looking at the former governor phil bredesen who is voting in the forest hills upscale neighborhood here in nashville. this has been stunning, a state that historically has very low voter turnout had 54% of the people here in this precinct voting early. they've smashed across the state all early voting records and both campaigns are suggesting that today's voting could help break even more records. understand, this is a state that donald trump won by 26 points. no democrat has won statewide office here in a dozen years, one of the deeply red states in america. but the last democrat to win statewide office here is the man you're looking at here, phil bredesen who is governor. he became governor by being a very centrist moderate candidate. it's the same thing he's done here. a tremendous contrast with the woman who he

for three years, heidi ellis had lived around here. she said she loves our city but she says she's ready to get away violence >> i can't risk my life and my family's life for senseless violence. >> while cops are still running, police did have some success day working a carjacking case from last night. it centers around this hummer taken last night in northeast. the driver shot and gravely wounded. now police spotted a man in the stolen truck today. then came the chase. and the crash. and a man taken i cotody for questioning. so far, no charges in that case. now, back to the benning road murder days. i am toldav police clues. they have pictures.d i'm they're closing in. back to you. >> a lot of frightened and frustrated residents.yo than >>> now to a deadly virus on the university of maryland campus. a eshman died from the aden loe virus last week. now, several more cases have rtbeen re. tracee wilkins tells us what the university isng d to keep students safe. >> she was the happiest, most amazing person. and then g she really sick. >>

admiral jim ellis serves as the chair of that group. we're proud to have him here. and admiral ellis, you're recognized for a report on the work of the user advisory group, and join me in thanking admiral ellis for this latest chapter in his service to the united states. we're grateful to have you here. [ applause ] >> thank you. mr. vice president and distinguished members, thanks for inviting me to provide an update on the activities of the users advisory group to your national space council. the uag convened its first session on june 19th of this year, just 3 days after the formal appointment of its members by the nasa administrator. the establishment of the uag was enabled by legislation enacted decades ago, but you chose to revitalize it after 25 years of dormancy. mr. vice president, when we were last together, you challenged the uag to function as a think tank for the national space council in addition to the advisory role spelled out in its title. it is a conduit for new ideas and will also offer constructive commentary on conventional wisdom, which as i oft

and french president agreed to end the historic rivalry between their countries forever with the ellie's a treaty a treaty of friendship helmut kohl and francois mitterrand renewed the close ties in one nine hundred eighty four at the cemetery in their dollar. vote he said astonished us. it's really amazing to see what germany and france have accomplished together. these former historical rivals who fiercely fought each other and occupied each other's territory have now become the driving force behind european integration with us the by only that those countries are more closely interwoven in terms of politics economics and civil society than any other two nations in europe at this hour perhaps even in the whole world. today angle americal and emmanuel mccall although they might view the future of the e.u. somewhat differently still valued the close ties between their countries and together they're marking the anniversary in comp janja the place where the horrors of the first world war were put to rest. well to mark this weekend's in tenor a d. w. has produced a series of reports delving

>> it's not the same thing as europeans cover to ellis, we had standards, standards they had to meeto come into the country and that needs to be the same set-up we have for immigrants coming in from central america. heather: thank you both for joining us, robert, alana, we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. heather: 20 minutes until the top of the hour, balance of power at stake, which party will control the next congress, we are breaking down the different scenarios and tis the season for online shopping, how amazon just one up the game to make it cheaper for us. (♪light musical cords) and everyone i've opever loved away from me.ng if making my detox public is gonna help somebody, i'm all for it. heather: welcome back, you're watching "fox & friends first", violent fight between inmate and correction's officer caught on camera, you can see the officer get pulled to the floor and then punched in the face several times, this happened in new york, inmates walking by the brawl, officer was not seriously injured, the corrections officers unions says this is why the jail n

hear now the story of heidi ellis. >> i'm not going to lie to you. it shook me to my core. >> reporter: this is heidi ellis. she was here yesterday when it happened. she heard the shots. >> i just saw people running and i also simultaneously heard pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: she was here and she saw the gunman run away from the scene. >> he had it like, he was kind of like trying to tuck it as he wasrunning. >> reporter: she was here and watched the young man die on the sidewalk. >> i think i saw him take his last breath. e reporter: surveillanc video of the latest m victiments before he was gunned down on the street here. heie been ident as 20-year-old randall francis. he was a valedictorian in high school. he recently worked as a model and photographer. you can see him hanging out inside this corner store. they say he was here for abo minutes. he leaves the store and walkstr down thet and is shot several times at close range. hi family said police told him he was killed because of some sort of dispute over yng woman. in the last 100 days, a number

i am happy to introduce ellie le bon's osha -- ellie leblond sosa. i hope she is going to come out now. is she coming? [ laughter ]tran25 works for a healthcare nonprofit and she was recently writing a book george and barbara bush, a great american love story. guess what? you can buy a signed copy outside of the auditorium after the program. pierce mallon bush, he is the son of neil and lives in houston and he is the ceo of big brothers and big sisters lone star. give him an applause.[ applause ]jeb bush jr., the son of governor jeb bush, serves as the managing partner of jeb bush and associates, and he serves on a number of nonprofit boards. he lives in florida.[ applause ] then we have our two daughters, barbara bush is the cofounder and board chairman of global health core. [ applause ]jenna bush, jenna bush hager is a correspondent with the nbc today show. she is just continuing the bush family tradition of warm relations with the media.[ applause ]they are joined by our moderator cokie roberts. please join me by welcoming them to the stage.[ app

rico is in germany to learn german why not come with ellis simple online on your mobile and free to south d w z e learning course nikos fake german made easy. hello welcome to are in good shape coming up. what makes this auto immune disorder so difficult to diagnose chronic constipation why it's so important to figure out the cause. and parkinson's disease why exercise can help. and peugeot host dr cost and make.