evelyn. what is nassau? right. anagrams, $1,000. evelyn? what is tetherball? yes.ame the novel, $200. nancy. what is "the picture of dorian gray"? correct. uh, great british coin hunt for $200. in the collection of 26 10 pence coins issued in 2018, "c" is for this national sport. nancy. what's cricket? yes. uh, great british coin hunt for $400. "w" is for this, normally abbreviated "www." jordan. what's the world wide web? right. uh, coin for $600. "s" is for this ancient monument. - evelyn. - what is stonehenge? - good. - inunt, $800. "j" is for one of these special anniversaries. evelyn. what is a jubilee? good. coin hunt, $1,000. answer... [ applause ] and you're in the lead. you got off to a good start. i'll wager $1,000. all right. you'll like this clue, and i'll tell you why in a moment. take a look. finishing up the collection is zed, for this type of place where pedestrians can walk safely across the road. evelyn? what is a... [ beep ] zone? no. what is z-- zebra, as they would say there, or "zeebra." zebra. "zed," i thought, would please you because you're

. >> the first interview with andrew yang and his wife evelyn in moments. >>> hello, i'm dana bash in for jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is in fighting mode. president trump spent saturday night at a ufc fight in new york city. perhaps fitting for a president whose own fight here in washington is escalating to a new public phase. thursday the house of representatives voted along party lines to advance the impeachment inquiry on his way to the arena he slams speaker pelosi as unhinged and called the meach quoting again a scam and a hoax. the president said he would invite ukrainian president zelensky to the white house as speaker pelosi delivered a forceful blow of her own writing a new letter to her caucus that the president will be held accountable saying, quote, the president's actions undermine national security, jeopardize the integrity of our elections an violated his oath to preserve and protect and defend the constitution. joining me now to give the view from inside of the white house is counselor to the president kellyanne conway. thank you so much for

it kept them out of evelyn's hair, and out of trouble.and six girls knew how to ride a horse before they could peddle a bike. some of the girls rodeo'd, too, but never went pro. >> evelyn wright: they learned how to break horses early, how to ride and tame horses and train them. i think you have to be a cowboy before you can be a rodeo cowboy. >> whitaker: the ranch was their training ground. the family has been working this land at the edge of zion national park for more than a century and a half. >> bill wright: i'm five generations, cody's six, rusty's seven, and his boy is eight. ( laughs ) generations. >>hitakeil do you thin the wright family will be ranching this land in another 150 years? >> bill wright: well, i hope so, i really do. when you work as hard on something as i have at this, you don't want to see it just go away. >> whitaker: what keeps their way of life going are rituals like this: branding day. >> hee-oh! hee-oh! >> whitaker: bill and his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren gather every year to round up, v

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he's now getting personal introducing voters to his wife evelyn. sat down with the yangs for their first interview together. watch this. >> working on it, brother. we can do it together. >> reporter: andrew yang couldn't wait for his warmup act to finish. >> i think i'm going to go up before the song is over and rock out a little bit. >> reporter: he called this yang-a palooza. the rain-soaked crowd knows his core message and songs. this businessman and political newcomer has become a contender feeling the pain of workers and young people watching automation take human jobs. >> do you think you're being taken seriously enough? >> one of the things i tweeted was, it's all fun and games until andrew yang passes you in the polls. >> reporter: by his side more and more will be his wife evelyn, who made her first campaign appearance here. >> let's give a warm yang gang welcome to my wife evelyn yang. >> thank you, guys, so, so much. i love the yang gang. >> reporter: in her first television interview, she describes her businessman husband's decision to

joining our discussion you evelyn farkas, former secretary of defense in the obama administration and former staff member on the house foreign affairs committee. david jolly, former republican congressman from florida. they are both msnbc analysts. and david, i normally defer to the elected or former elected officials first, but evelyn knows george kent. and so we are going to begin with evelyn telling us what we can expect to see when george kent testifies next week. >> i think you're going do see a real straight shooter. and it's really interesting reading the transcript because if you thought bill taylor was a straight shooter and stood up for the constitution, george is even more pointed. you know, he uses kind of a bit of colorful language, but he's a serious guy. and he's not afraid. i mean, what comes through there very clearly -- more so we don't know what taylor was doing behind the scenes, but george lays out clearly what he was doing, what he was saying. he's not afraid. i had actually picked up a little bit some of my former colleagues saying i hope george is okay. i didn'

mieke eoyang is with us, and evelyn farkas, deputy secretary of state in the obama administration and a former staff member of the house foreign affairs committee. she also served on the staff of the senate armed services committee for seven years. she is an msnbc national security analyst. and ambassador sherman, let me start with you. what is your reaction to what we're discovering in these transcripts today? >> i must say, lawrence, flipping through the 500 pages and reading the summaries that you're referring to, i could just feel my blood boiling, getting angrier and angrier. the president talks about the time about the deep state, but these are the deepest of patriots, masha yovanovitch and mike mckinley, phil reeker. these folks are coming forward, lieutenant colonel vindman. they are trying to uphold the oath they can they took to the constitution, and here we have people who are undermining them right and left, and who is at the bottom of all of that? the president of the united states. masha yovanovitch didn't know why carol perez, the director general was asking her to come

congressman john sarbanes, evelyn farkas, thank you for starting this off with us. john heilemann is going to stick around. >>> up next, what is rick perry and john bolton up to? and the list of the impeachment inquiry witnesses was submitted over the weekend. it's not going to fly. and there are planned tactics in the public hearings this week. >>> what is john bolton up to about the republican planned tactics in the public hearings this week. ctics in the public hs this week. we've seen a thing or two. even a- (ernie) lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one? (ernie) rubber duckie! (cookie) what about a broken cookie jar? (burke) again, cookie? (cookie) yeah. me bad. (grover) yoooooow! oh! what about monsters having accidents? i am okay by the way! (burke) depends. did you cause the accident, grover? (grover) cause an accident? maybe... (bert) how do you know all this stuff? (burke) just comes with experience. (all muppets) yup. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum whether you're or here on a wifi hotspot. xfinity mobile has more coverage to keep y

that is illegal under the constitution. >> evelyn and farkas and ambassador, thank you both very muchreally interesting insight into who bill taylor is. appreciate you both joining us. >>> we are not only just 22 hours roughly away from the impeachment hearings, but also days away from the execution of a death row inmate with hundreds of people rallying for the governor of texas to call it off. we're talking oprah, beyonce, even ted cruz demanding the courts take another look at this thing. >>> but first we have to update you on the violence in israel an after air strike killed a top palestinian commander. dozens of rockets, and one rocket narrowly missing several cars on a highway. the israeli military says the iron dome defense system intercepted other rockets. they warned israel's actions could provoke more violence. we are watching the region closely. to james, from james. that's just what i wanted. is this a new buick? i secret santa-ed myself. i shouldn't have. but i have been very good this year. i love it...i love it... this year, turn black friday into buick friday, all month

i'm evelyn taft, cbs news. >>> there are breaking developments out of jefferson county, texas, where there's a report of a plant explosion. this video was posted on twitter by our beaumont affiliate, kfdm, showing a massive fire. it's not clear what type of facility was involved. homes had windows blown out miles away from the plant. so far there's no word of injuries. this part of texas near the louisiana border is a major hub for the oil and gas industries. >>> firefighters in southern california are expected to get help today against the cave fire. it's only about 10% contained. rainy weather is in the forecast today, and it could help drench the flames near santa barbara. that could bring the risk of mudslides and flash flooding. so far the fire has burned more than 4,300 acres. evacuation warnings are posted downhill from the scorched area. >>> to florida where president trump held his latest rally. during his remarks last night he wasted no time blasting the house democrats' impeachment inquiry. mr. trump told supporters the probe is falling flat with voters, and complained tha

meteorologist evelyn taft of our los angeles station kcbs has your holiday forecast. >>> good morning. we're still tracking an expansive storm system across the entire west. we're talking rain, snow, and wind. this snow and wind will travel across the rest of the country as we move into the next couple of days, and we're also tracking potential wintry weather in the east. in fact, there's a good chance for a nor'easter sunday into monday. until then we've got winter weather warnings, watches, and advisories posted across the west, the rockies, the plains, and the upper midwest. eventually we could see more alerts go up for the northeast as the wintry weather moves in by the end of the holiday weekend. as we get a look at your thanksgiving day highs, we're keeping temperatures mostly in the 50s as we head to the east coast. the southeast a little warmer. 60s and 70s. could expect some thunderstorms through parts of texas along the west coast. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. cooler, though, for the pacific northwest. a similar looking forecast if you plan on doing any black friday shop

she's come to see how to we called nephew it has just been confirmed he has a body evelyn. it must be hard not to be able to hold your nephew i ask one of the last i'm just happy he's getting help but yes it is hard to see him and not be able to touch i can only look at him through a glass but i'm hoping so you know i'll be able to take him home. walking into an airborne the treatment center can feel frightening and for those waiting for test results while in isolation even was the only human contact is a health worker in ida contamination suits we were not allowed into treatment areas such as this where this men and women are recovering when there are deaths in the community people get afraid some people get abandoned or even killed that's why we have to put in place a message that works in terms of educating the people. but up to 1000 people have now been cured and this has brought hope to others. has he is believed to be immune to the disease and along with other survivors takes care of the sick the 6 month old baby. mother died after giving birth and celina is looking a

she's come to see how to we called nephew it has just been confirmed he has a body evelyn. it must be hard not to be able to hold your nephew i ask. i'm just happy he's getting help but yes it is hard to see him and not be able to touch i can only look at him through a glass but i'm hoping serene i'll be able to take him home. walking into a treatment center can feel frightening and for those waiting for test results while in isolation even the only human contact is a health worker in a decontamination suit we were not allowed into treatment areas such as this where this men and women are recovering. people are traumatized those left behind start know what to do they feel hopeless we have counseling sessions for those afflicted . but up to 1000 people have now been cured and this has brought hope to others. is believed to be immune to the disease and along with other survivors takes care of the sick 6 month old baby's mother died after giving birth and is. looking off to ha a crush next to the center pardons of all the children here are all to aid the sick . when i was cure

she's come to see how to we called nephew it has just been confirmed he has a very evelyn. it must be hard not to be able to hold your nephew i ask. i'm just happy he's getting help but yes it is hard to see him and not be able to touch i can only look at him through a glass but i'm hoping so you know i'll be able to take him home. walking into an airborne the treatment center can feel frightening and for those waiting for test results while in isolation even wass the only human contact is a health worker in a decontamination suit we were not allowed into treatment areas such as this where this men and women are recovering when there are deaths in the community people get afraid some people get abandoned or even killed that's why we have to put in place a message that works in terms of educating the people. but up to 1000 people have now been cured and this has brought hope to others. is believed to be immune to the disease and along with other survivors takes care of the sick the 6 month old baby's mother died after giving bath and is looking after her. a question next to

i want to jones evelyn good to have you with us and we begin with china where foreign trade continue to fall in october exports dropped to north point 9 percent compared to the year before while imports plunged 6.4 percent even worse trade with us is down almost 16 percent. now that's in the midst of an ongoing trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies and it's unclear if there's an end in sight one day after china announced an agreement between the 2 governments to roll back trade tariffs reports about opposition from the white house. and while i'm clearing my throat i'm happy to welcome my colleague chelsea delaney at the front for dough in frankfurt germany financial how to find out more about this latest tariff truce is it going to happen the white house doesn't seem to be too happy about it. i think the mood among investors among trade and this is certainly confusion today there by the end of the day yesterday the comments from the white house for contradicting not only china's agreement announcement but also each other one of the comment that's getting a lot of attentio

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she's come to see how to we called nephew it has just been confirmed he has a very evelyn. it must be hard not to be able to put your nephew i ask. i'm just happy he's getting help but yes it is hard to see him and not be able to touch i can only look at him through a glass but i'm hoping so you know i'll be able to take him home. walking into an airborne the treatment center can feel frightening and for those waiting for test results while in isolation even wass the only human contact is a health worker in ida contamination suits we were not allowed into treatment areas such as this where this men and women are recovering when there are deaths in the community people get afraid some people get abandoned or even killed that's why we have to put in place a message that works in terms of educating the people. but up to 1000 people have now been cured and this has brought hope to others. is believed to be immune to the disease and along with other survivors takes care of the sick the 6 month old baby's mother died after giving bath and is looking after a creche next to the cen

congressman sarbanes, john heilemann and evelyn farkas, thank you for starting us off tonight. >>> up next, what is rick perry and john bolton up to? and the list of the impeachment inquiry witnesses was submitted over the weekend. it's not going to fly. and there are planned tactics in the public hearings this week. dn the public hearings this week. ? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98% of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling numbness or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily. and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop. seek imm

evelyn taft, cbs news. >>> strong winds in southern california this morning are fueling a massive wildfirejust take a look at these flames in the mountains above santa barbara. the cave fire erupted yesterday afternoon. mandatory evacuations were issued. so far more than 3,000 acres have burned. no word yet on whether any homes were damaged, though. >>> and now to a setback for the trump administration. a federal judge has ruled former white house counsel don mcghan must comply with a house subpoena and testify before congress. the judge rejected white house claims of absolute immunity to block witnesses like mcghan as baseless. laura podesta's here in new york. how could the latest ruling impact the house impeachment investigation. >> reporter: good morning. this involves enforcing mcghan's subpoena for the obstruction of justice investigation. but could it impact the impeachment investigation because house democrats hope that some trump administration members including former national security adviser john bolton may use the ruling to justify cooperating with the inquiry. a federal judge

evelyn on her thoughts on this.hile it is technically not illegal if a teenager gives a doctor permission to share her medical information, it is not healthy for the teen." gynecological examinations are to ensure health, not virginityr some people compare this to caliban behavior, the oppression of women. and the world health organization has denounced so-called virginity testing calling it a violation of human rights for girls and women. microphone. sir, do you have a comment on it? what is your name? >> lamont. i am a father. number one, she's 18. at some point, she is to have to take a stand against her dad. she could say it's my business, my personal choice, it's private. even if she wasn't 18. the fact that you are taking your daughter to the gynecologist to examine whether or not she is a virgin, that is ridiculous. t.i. father of the year, good move. >> tamron: next day, i remember when my dad opened my mail when i was 15, i was like "i am moving, i moving out!" my mail didn't have his name on it. i wanted t

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to evelyn morality and to his party movement to socialism i think the new goldman to sell through claim that goldman is trying to boot the indigenous people of the political game because it is necessary to boot ever more out of these of the game and the indigenous people back to bite this new government including by the full because indigenous people of 40 percent of the county and this is a conservative which have organized the who did know that in order to give step billeted to decide new government they have to put the indigenous people protest out of the streets they need to control indigenous people they need to violate their rights in order to give i repeat. to the new government. to another of today's headline stories a former us ambassador to ukraine has a key witness in the trump and preachment inquiry has said she has no evidence that the president engaged in criminal activity in ukraine. was questioned during the 2nd open impeachment hearing. do you have any information regarding the president tonight is states accepting any gripes. now do you have any information regarding a

and the european union now we talked about the ears and evelyn's about smaller countries dealing with china but the top of the assertion is far more hawkish when it comes to corporation of the beijing and they are reframing it from an economic security issue and as a member of nato how much room for maneuver do you think hungry has in dealing with china you know in this regard i'm always very honest with my american friends on counterparts as well i myself supervise intelligence as well as foreign minister of foreign affairs minister and so far. i have not received information as we. would have. obstacles on the way of our economy. of the america through the year americans are there is. no. evidence is. like trying to whoever else or anyone else. harm or risk our national security. whatever harms our national interest security or whatever we reject if you go against. our national interest we try to cooperate i give you one other example our american colleagues. the president you know from china pretty much and they are i'd be goes . heavily present in hungary they are building the 5 g

we have seen the barbed wires and the armed guards and it was quite clear that people are not held evelyn terribly but by force but this is a confirmation it also gives us some clout about what how people are singled out for detention including about foreign nationals who return to visit their families foreign nationals of we could descend who were then whose data was then transferred to the local authorities so they could detain and in turn them and last but not least we see names on these papers that gives us an idea on which officials are behind this system of mosty tension and doc could play an important role for example when it comes to sanctions that are being discussed from time to time against those who are behind this mosque internment so much here is what is going on inside of these camps. what we know from testimonies from former inmates who were able to flee the region is that prisoners are held there for. months and years and they have to read from party documents that they have to sing songs praising the communist party for hours and hours we have accounts of torture and oth

all of the united states is god's gift to humanity unlike everybody else where alex was to commend evelyn you are spreading freedom and democracy but the net result of this is that we live in a war of the which the richest people have more wealth than the poorest the point 8000000000 people that u.s. policy has been a consistently interventionist one that the cold more never really and that policy change at the end of the hole or and there's been a war a war between the 1st world in the 3rd world ever since but it's very very dangerous tulsi understands that i don't agree that donald trump and told syrian anyway comparable. use our foreign policy are so much better informed than donald trump that's for sure that's what our record is actually in very hawkish very militaristic so even though he has a rhetoric about not want to intervene it's very very different than the kind of aggressive intelligent view in which one is opposed to this i agree with you completely my point is for example removing troops from syria and you know even his own governor his own cabinet you know kind of came pili

still divided in terms of its economy we talked an honest to find out more to him i want to go jones evelyn good to have you with us.

the pavan but i found the miss that one measure of pity how these civilians that if 100 costantini evelyn m.l.a. miriam it all when any measure. the tent is down you can only see the stumble to fit the. you read arab jargon for years of the 10th and 11th century constantinople us described as the apple the ultimate prize that someday muslims will win and often the taking of constant noble is presented almost apocalyptic terms of something that will bring on the final victory of islam. that final victory would fall to the ultimate it's a turkic most i'm trying to emigrate from central asia to settle in i'm told. they get these a lot of the british out lot of mud the money of it the protestant on them at the beginning it died in it is that in a quarter to that yet it's been a holiday yeah then you stumble a little. in april 14th 53 minutes army siege to the great city. 7 weeks later the altar months back to their way to constantinople. and as the victorious tone entered the city through this gate. an 800 year old prophecy had come to pos. this involved importance was known to muslims and al

so now i'd like to ask evelyn and amy from glen park and sunny side to come up and woody and nicole and david from western history project to come up as well. thank you. [♪]

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my name is evelyn. i am a community organizer and student at the university of san francisco. communities are causally being displaced in the city. as a daughter of a single mother i have lived in apartments that are uninhabitable, unaffordable and unwelcoming. what, i mean, by that is low income, minority community and affluent city. this project is not consider the community as it showed and his claim. you cannot claim to help the community if there is a lack of low income units for the whole income it -- whole community. please deny the project. we want 100% affordable housing for the community. thank you. have a good day. >> thank you. next speaker, please. [speaking spanish] >> good afternoon. my name is giovanni. i am here to make this petition. i live in the excelsior district. >> one person came to talk with the community. [speaking spanish] it was like a joke to us, because he offered nine units of working-class people. and the supervisor of the excelsior. [inaudible] [speaking spanish] we want to get involved because -- we cannot afford expensive housing in san franc

so now i'd like to ask evelyn and amy from glen park and sunny side to come up and woody and nicole androm western history project to come up as well. thank you. >> i went through a lot of struggles in my life, and i am blessed to be part of this. i am familiar with what people are going through to relate and empathy and compassion to their struggle so they can see i came out of the struggle, it gives them hope to come up and do something positive. ♪ ♪ i am a community ambassador. we work a lot with homeless, visitors, a lot of people in the area. >> what i like doing is posting up at hotspots to let people see visibility. they ask you questions, ask you directions, they might have a question about what services are available. checking in, you guys. >> wellness check. we walk by to see any individual, you know may be sitting on the sidewalk, we make sure they are okay, alive. you never know. somebody might walk by and they are laying there for hours. you never know if they are alive. we let them know we are in the area and we are here to promote safety, and if they have somebody that is

john must have taken that evelyn wood speed reading class. >> i did. >> you did actually? it worked because you're already 70 pages in. there are people on the panel who are probably too young to even remember that. john, when you hear that guidance from, you know, the president and mulvaney, what are you thinking? >> well, what my immediate reaction was, hale is a gop witness, as is morrison and volker, and it doesn't sound like hale is going to help them out a lot given his testimony. and he obviously knows how the stop occurred, and that's not favorable to mr. trump. >> catherine, we're learning from hale that pompeo spoke to hannity about yovanovich, spoke to giuliani twice. what does that say about pompeo, speaking to them but declining to publicly support his ambassador? >> i think it says that not only are there lots of vacancies throughout the federal government, but apparently our foreign policy has been outsourced to the president's private attorney and his favorite tv anchor, which is a bit disturbing. i don't remember the senate having advise and consent respon

so now i'd like to ask evelyn and amy from glen park and sunny side to come up and woody and nicole and david from western history project to come up as well. thank you. [ >> welcome to another episode of safety on today is episode we'll show you how 0 retroactive you're home let's go inside and take a look. >> hi and patrick chief officer and director of earthquake for the city and county of san francisco welcome to another episode of stay safe in our model home with matt we'll talk about plywood. >> great thanks. >> where are we we if you notice bare studs those are prone to failure in an earthquake we need to stabilize those they don't lean over and plywood is effective as long as you nail along every edge of the plywood for the framing we'll nail along the sides and top and on the bottom 0 immediately you'll see a problem in a typical san francisco construction because nothing to nail the bottom of the plywood we've got to wind block between the studs and we'll secure this to the mud sill with nails or surface screws something to nail the bottom of the plywood. >> i notice we have n

and evelyn huff. let me begin with you. find it very interesting that rudy giuliani, like him or not, is a good lawyer. has been a good lawyer, a very good lawyer. the fact that he feels the need to lawyer up here while at the same time, at least the president has not distanced himself from rudy giuliani. >> two important parts of this story. first of all, donald trump loyalty is a one-way street. and it's notable that he hasn't thrown rudy under the bus yet. he took by him. i think there's genuine respect, something he doesn't often extend due to his time as mayor. and also perhaps a connection based on the amount of information and experience they've shared to date. that said, you can see the state department turning on rudy giuliani. he is a very convenient scapegoat for this whole problem. but it's not going to make it go away. a few weeks ago, they believed he was defending his client, rooting out corruption but bad fa facts keep accumulating and put him at the center of this investigation acting on behalf of the presi

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. >> neil: fortunately for us, he's a student of the evelyn woods school of rapid reading.en doing that just with his latest testimony. what have you found out? >> a couple of key points here. the hold according to laura cooper who was called in to testify and a transcript that we got ten or 15 minutes ago so that the hold on the aide to ukraine was unusual. she talked many times with the nsc official who has been central to this as well as tim morrison and other nsc officials. the decision to lift the hold, which came later in the summer, august or september, was abrupt and came out of the blue. there was one point in the summer where cooper testified that there was no decision about what to do regarding this aid. senior leaders really wanted to go through to push that aid to ukraine. because there was this hold, that was what was so confounding to every body. a little light is being shed here by laura the hold. when the aide was released to ukraine. she has not been called to appear at an open session adds. this would put the information and the embroidery on the testimon