gardner? guest: thank you. what a nice remembrance of that trip during that very tragic time in american history, but it is true, amtrak brings a level of connectivity and transportation options that is different from aviation and the highways. we certainly need all of these, but it is good to have a mix so that people have choices, so that whether it is some of the incredibly significant weather events we've had over the last years, when these things happen, we have more than one option and as we look toward the future and reducing the greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector, which is a huge piece of the problem globally, we've got to find a way to move people in more efficiently with less carbon emissions. amtrak is a great way to do that. across our national network, we are about to percent less emissions than driving -- 50% less emissions than driving. in the northeast, it is about 80% more efficient. we think passenger rail is a green solution for travel in many corridors going forward. we

it's on view at the isabella stewart gardner museum in boston.ondent jared bowen of gbh reports as part of our arts and culture series, "canvas." >> reporter: at first blush there is so much to absorb. a master painter working at his most majestic. skin bared to carnal extremes. but also an atmosphere of terror. and then there is this. seeing these six titian paintings reunited for the first time since the italian renaissance. >> it's huge. they haven't been back together since they left the royal collections in spain over the course of several centuries. >> reporter: it was spain's young and soon-to-be-king, philip ii who commissioned titian to paint this series in 1550. hiring the venetian painter was akin to landing picasso as your interior designer says curator nathaniel silver. >> titian was the celebrity painter of europe. he painted for popes. he painted for princes. he was the personal painter to the holy roman emperor, who was philip ii's father. everybody who was anybody wanted to meet titian. >> reporter: titian painted the works over

investigators say joyner pulled out a gun and fired shots killing the 3rd suspect to sony gardner and this is surveillance video from the shooting on october the 21st. this was in west oakland. police say a 4th suspect joshua hayes was driving the getaway car. he was arrested in texas and is being extradited back to california. joyner was also critically injured in the incident. he is recovering. all 3 defendants have been charged with the murder of gardner and the second degree robbery of joyner marlon king and come andre king are also facing one count of assault with a firearm today. prosecutors in wisconsin charged a man with intentional homicide in the deaths of 5 people who were killed during a christmas parade. >> they say a 6 person. a child has also died in more charges are pending. 39 year-old darryl brooks made his first court appearance today. conviction on first-degree intentional homicide carries a mandatory life sentence which is wisconsin's stiffest penalty. the ages of those killed range from 50 to 2.81 almost 50 people were injured sunday when a red suv plowed into a

gardner? guest: thank you.a nice remembrance of that trip during that very tragic time in american history, but it is true, amtrak brings a level of connectivity and transportation options that is different from aviation and the highways. we certainly need all of these, but it is good to have a mix so that people have choices, so that whether it is some of the incredibly significant weather events we've had over the last years, when these things happen, we have more than one option and as we look toward the future and reducing the greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector, which is a huge piece of the problem globally, we've got to find a way to move people in more efficiently with less carbon emissions. amtrak is a great way to do that. across our national network, we are about to percent less emissions than driving -- 50% less emissions than driving. in the northeast, it is about 80% more efficient. we think passenger rail is a green solution for travel in many corridors going forward. we will n

investigators say joyner pulled out a gun and fired shots killing the 3rd suspect desanti gardner.veillance video from the shooting on october 21st in west oakland. police say a 4th suspect joshua hayes was driving the getaway car. he was arrested in texas and is being extradited to now back to california. joyner was also critically injured. he is recovering, though. all 3 defendants have been charged with the murder of gardner and the second degree robbery of joyner marlon king and come andre king also facing one count of assault with a firearm. >> still ahead with thanksgiving just a couple days away now the concern in the east bay over another surge in covid cases. >> and after the break, the impacted this year's fire season. this happening on christmas tree prices all across the state. >> whether they are fake and they are phenomenal whether they're real and they're spectacular. get ready to pay more for christmas trees. this year-a for the fake trees. it's because of these shipping delays. yeah. and for the real ones, you can blame the price hike on the weather and the cost of

but it's the higher pay that got latisha gardner, a mother of four, who lost her job, behind the wheel. what are some of the most exciting opportunities about becoming a truck driver? >> there are so many jobs out here. that's one thing we won't have to worry about when we're finished. we can easily jump right into a job. >> o'donnell: jumping on into those jobs, a record number of women. >> the trucking industry say they're more conscientious of getting their loads on time to deliver, that they take care of the equipment better, they get their paperwork in, in time. >> o'donnell: wait a minute, you're telling me that the industry says they like female drivers. >> they do like female drivers. >> o'donnell: 95% of these students trained for free, thanks to grants. >> you can change your life and start making $27, $28 an hour, and you get to see all of the united states, and you get to make money while you're doing it. >> i'm just ready to work. >> o'donnell: that's exactly why gardner hopes to hit the road. how is the pay, compared to other jobs you have had? >> almost every job i have

coming up this morning, amtrak president stephen gardner talks infrastructure in the future of rail service.

frank gardner, bbc news.io gucci and his wife patrizia. to prepare for the role of patrizia, lady gaga says she drew on the abuse she suffered as a teenager. she's been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. it was a name that sounded so seductive. in 1998, patrizia reggiani was convicted of arranging the murder of herformer husband, maurizio gucci of the gucci fashion empire. to play her, lady gaga immersed herself in months of preparation. i don't consider myself to be a particularly ethical person. binding the pain of the character experienced as a woman in a male dominated world came from her own past. what was the most relevant about my personal experiences, lizo, was the trauma that i have been through in my life, being assaulted being assaulted when i was 19 by a music producer. i took from every trigger point that i could find, so it was very painful. the singer has spoken before about how, two years before she became one of music's biz a guess that mega biggest stars, she suffered

a 3rd suspect asana gardner. we'll have surveillance video from the shooting this was october 21st in west oakland. a 4th suspect, joshua hayes was driving the getaway car and he was arrested in texas. he is being extradited back to california. joyner was critically injured. he is recovering. all 3 defendants have been charged with the murder of gardner and the second degree robbery of joyner marlon king and commander king. also facing one count of assault with a firearm. big story out of florida today. the attorney for the family of brian laundrie says that brian laundrie shot and killed himself investigators found his remains in october and a heavily wooded park in florida. the fbi used dental records to identify him bringing to an end. a monthlong search after the death of his fiance, gabby petito. the 2 had been on a cross country road trip before potato was reported missing her body was found at a wyoming national park, an autopsy update. more details are expected later this week. prosecutors in wisconsin ha

my wifeiv and i have a book, a biography of h julia gardner tyr which is undery contract with te university press of kansas. and our manuscript is due in october just a few months away. so i will be happy to take any questions that you might have. and i appreciate your attention. >> thanks, chris. and, again, folks, apologies for the brief delay due to technical difficulties. we do have a few minutes for questions. you can submit your questions on facebook or youtube. and one thing that comes to mind, obviously, we've seen other figures t in politics, bo historically and in contemporary times driven like tyler. and i think one of the things that makes us fascinated with his stories is the detective work that goes into understanding what makes someone like that tick. and i'ms wondering what you might've uncovered in your research that gave you some clue to this and maybe perhaps, more importantly, was there anything that he left in his own hands, in his own writing that might've showed what drove him? >> well, he does refer to his father, particularly early in hisoe political career about ma

all 3 defendants have been charged with the murder of gardner.person involved in the second degree robbery of joyner marlon king and come on. drinking are also facing one count of assault with a firearm. >> milpitas police make a major reversal on the timeline of an october shootout between police and 42 year-old michael nelson. police now say a detective shot at nelson first before nelson fired. >> milpitas police say detectives made and enforcement stop of a stolen vehicle that was parked in the milpitas square shopping center. police reported nelson exit his vehicle. look at the officers re enter the vehicle and accident again against their orders armed with a gun at the time. milpitas police said that detectives fired their weapons in response to nelson shooting. first. but on friday they said they since learned a detective fired at nelson first when nelson had emerged armed with that gun. the santa clara county district attorney's office is now conducting an independent investigation. >> jurors have been in deliberations since just before no

investigators say joyner pulled out a gun and fired shots killing the 3rd suspect to sunny gardner.e video now from the shooting on october 21st in west oakland. police say a 4th suspect joshua hayes was a driving the getaway car. he was arrested in texas and is being extradited back here to california. joyner was also critically injured. he is recovering all 3 defendants have been charged with the murder of gardner and the second degree robbery of joyner marlon king and come andre king are also facing one count of assault with a firearm. we're following developing story in the south bay where san jose police say 2 men were injured in a shooting. it happened this afternoon. >> investigators showed up at the scene on story road a little after 2.45 today and found the 2 men had been shot. both were taken to the hospital. one has life-threatening. injuries will continue to stay on top of this story. and as we get more updates, we will bring them to you. now. pete, us police make a major reversal on the timeline of an october shootout between police and 42 year-old michael nelson. polic

he's recovering all 3 defendants now been charged with the murder of gardner and second-degree robbery come andre, they're also facing one count of assault with a firearm. in the south bay san jose. police say 2 men were injured in a shooting on story road about 2 blocks away from the off-ramp. investigators say they arrived on scene to find these 2 men suffering from those gunshot wounds. both were rushed to the hospital. one of them apparently has life threatening injuries and we'll keep you updated on that person's condition. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the city of san francisco declaring a water shortage and now they're asking you to conserve or you might see a price hike in your next bill will explain. >> and after the break, an 8 year-old child. now the latest victim in the wisconsin christmas parade crash. now the man accused of driving through that crowd of people could be facing even more charges. and at the coast today do expect low 60's and plenty of sunshine really not much different than that. further inland with low to mid 60's. >> after a very cold start with

all 3 defendants have been charged with the murder gardner and second degree robbery of joyner marlon king and come. andre king are also facing one count of assault with a deadly fire. in the south bay san jose. police say 2 men were injured in a shooting on story road just about 2 blocks away from the one-on-one off-ramp. investigators say they arrived on scene. that's where they found these 2 men again with gunshot wounds both taken to the hospital. one of them, we're told, has life-threatening injuries. >> police in milpitas have changed their story about what led to an october shootout between officers and 42 year-old michael nelson detectives were investigating a possible stolen vehicle parked in the milpitas square shopping center originally detectives said they fired their weapons after nelson started shooting at them. but now investigators say was the other way around. it was the detectives who fired first, the santa clara county district attorney's office is now conducting an independent investigation. >> we'll take a break. it is 8.38. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning

investigators say the joyner pulled out a gun and fired shots killing the 3rd suspect, the sunny gardnere video captured that shooting on october 21st in west oakland. police say a 4th suspect joshua hayes was driving the getaway car. he was arrested in texas and is now being extradited back to california. joyner was also critically injured in that shootout. but he is recovering all 3 defendants now been charged with the murder of gardner and second degree robbery of joyner marlon king and come. andre king are also facing one count of assault with a firearm. in the south bay san jose. police say that 2 men were injured in a shooting on story road about 2 blocks away from the 1, one off rent. investigators say they arrived on scene and found the 2 men with gunshot wounds. both were taken to the hospital. one with life-threatening injuries. >> bill peters police make a major reversal on the timeline of an october shootout between police and 42 year-old michael nelson detectives made an enforcement stop of a stolen vehicle that was part of the milpitas square shopping center at the time pol

injured in that shooting, but he's recovering all 3 defendants now been charged with the murder of gardnerr of joyner at second degree robbery of joyner marlon king and commander king are also facing one count of assault with a firearm. in the south bay san jose. police say 2 men were injured in a shooting on story road. in fact, just a couple blocks away from the 1 one off-ramp investigators say they arrived on scene. that's when they found these 2 men with gunshot wounds. both have been taken to the hospital. one of them, we're told, has life-threatening injuries will keep you updated on his condition. >> police >> in milpitas have changed their story about what led to an october shootout between officers and 42 year-old michael nelson detectives were investigating a possible stolen vehicle parked in the milpitas square shopping center. well, originally detectives said they fired their weapons after nelson started shooting at them. now investigators say it was the other way around. it was the detectives who fired first. the santa clara county district attorney's office is now conducting

in sandra fell gardner says the program on its 3rd year. not only helps clear debris right. defensible space is about removing all the vegetation is just about having the right vegetation are in place. >> and juniper is not the right vegetation, especially near roadways and evacuation clearing that out create clear area where the property owner can can replant other other plants that are more a chip or a truck will clear out debris for residents. sandra fell residents can reach out to the fire department to set up for the free service that goes on until december 17th in sandra fell, gayle ong kron 4 news. all right. weather time as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast. a live look here at the golden gate bridge. >> looks dry for now for now, for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look. yeah, we're getting some hit miss showers out there right now around the bay area going to see that. >> continue throughout the night tonight out there. you got a lot of cloud cover. there is no getting around that and cloudy skies. and a fe

overseas, wildfire prevention efforts in sandra fell gardner says the program on its 3rd year.helps clear debris right. defensible space is about removing all the vegetation is just about having the right vegetation, right place. >> and juniper is not the right vegetation, especially near roadways and evacuation clearing that out will create clear area where the property owner can can replant other other plants that are more adopted, a chip or a truck will clear out debris for residents. sandra fell residents can reach out to the fire department to set up for the free service that goes on until december 17th in sandra fell, gayle ong kron 4 news. and i think that should for used to be really popular. i see that around a lot. yeah. older homes older homes. yeah. by all the here. so you can get for and help take care of this high fly you know, eucalyptus trees too. >> are hugely founder like matchsticks week ago. but that's a whole different program. someday ok and about fire season next season. but right now we're not worried about it because fire season is over because we had s

overseas, wildfire prevention efforts in sandra fell gardner says the program on its 3rd year.y helps clear debris right. defensible space is about removing all the vegetation is just about having the right vegetation are in place. >> and juniper is not the right vegetation, especially near roadways and evacuation clearing that out will create clear area where the property owner can can replant other other plants that are more adopted, a chip or a truck will clear out debris for residents. sandra fell residents can reach out to the fire department to set up for the free service that goes on until december 17th. >> in sandra fell, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> of course, one thing that could really help is getting some rain and we've got a spritz of that. i guess so. far today very much a eclipse also, lawrence, but i don't we're going to see him. yeah. that's the thing. we do have a lot of the school on the atmosphere tonight and up above. we've got a lunar eclipse taking place tonight. and if we could just see a little break in the clouds. you might be in for quite the sight out t

he's recovering all 3 defendants now been charged with the murder of gardner and second degree robberyjoyner marlon king and moderate king are also facing one count of assault with a firearm. in the south bay san jose. police say the 2 men were injured in a shooting on story road about 2 blocks away from one. oh, one off-ramp. investigators say they arrived on scene and found the 2 men with gunshot wounds. both were taken to the hospital. one of them apparently has life threatening injuries. >> well, police in milpitas have changed their story about what led to an october shootout between officers and 42 year-old michael nelson detectives were investigating a possible stolen vehicle parked in the bill peters square shopping center originally detectives said they fired their weapons after nelson started shooting at them. first. but now other way around. it was the detectives who fired first. the santa clara county district attorney's office is now conducting an independent investigation. well, in wisconsin, an 8 year-old boy injured in sunday's waukesha christmas parade has died from hi

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investigators say joyner pulled out a gun and fired shots killing the 3rd suspect de siani gardner surveillance video captured the shooting on october 21st in west oakland. police say a 4th suspect. joshua hayes was driving the getaway car. he was arrested in texas and is being extradited back california joyner was also critically injured and is recovering. all 3 defendants have been charged with the murder of garner and second degree robbery of joyner marlon king and drinking are also facing one count of assault with a firearm. san jose. police say 2 men were injured in a shooting tuesday afternoon on story road about 2 blocks away from the one o one off-ramp. investigators say they arrived on scene shortly before 3 o'clock found the 2 men with gunshot wounds. both were taken to the hospital. one with life-threatening injuries. police have not released any further information on that shooting. darrell the wisconsin man accused of driving an suv into crowds at the waukesha christmas parade was charged with 5 counts of first-degree intentional homicide. prosecutors say a 6 person, an 8 year-old

unfortunately, that pressure was not utilized to, to gardner a better deal for the people of sedan. but to be so dense, this is a tough neighborhood. i appreciate that. and i appreciate that. not everyone in, in our immediate neighborhood, once a beacon of democracy, had their doorsteps. having said that, it is in the interest of every single neighbor dad see to dance table and sudan, prospering. and that will not happen without heating. the cold calls 1000000 district, and he's on the streets who are not going home until they gets what they want. and that's freedom from military rule. back in 2019 the african union gave to cancel that existed then 60 days to hand over parts of civilians. then it's suspended sedans. membership. again, why are we hearing more from the african union in this? because given for i'm, i was saying it is in everybody's interest in the region to make sure the stability and sedan is maintained. well, yeah. do you do a lot of late? i just need haley. h a been a union, maybe a jacket by egypt and jerry, but the motion, what you've seen is really a prime minist

here is our security correspondent frank gardner p frank: u.s.epartment named three leading figures of isis-k and afghanistan is what it calls global terrorists. it names the leader of isis-k. this is the group that has been carrying out a lot of attacks in recent days in afghanistan, indicating an couple -- including in kabul. they are the biggest insurgent threat to the government of afghanistan. another one named is the spokesperson for the group. has been in that job since june last year. the final one is also involved in the group in planning attacks around kabul. ♪ ros: ros atkins ros atkins i'm --i'm ros atkins with "outside source." we are in the bbc news room with our top story, 31 migrants drowned in the english channel and four alleged human smugglers are arrested. three men have been found guilty in the shooting of ahmaud arbery arbery in the u.s.. here's more. reporter: this case happened in february last year, one of the big cases that led to a summer of racial reckoning here. everyone knows about george fld, breonna taylor, but thi

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jim gardner says used bikes will be refurbished before they're distributed to the foster children. more information is available on good karma bikes website a woman from any received the life changing surprise. today, ashleigh jordan's learned she would get a dental makeover through the sheriff smile program. jordan's a pharmacy technician, and she's missing a number of teeth and others are either damaged or infected. she she said. she has always laughing and smiling, but she's become used to covering her mouth because of her teeth. the dental surgery is being donated by mirror oral, facial and dental surgery in walnut creek. already i hope you had a nice day. we're getting ready for your thursday and the weather looks pretty good. it's gonna be little bit cloudy. um there'll be a little fog in the morning, less sun than today, but still pleasant highs will be in the low sixties live camera shot right here. of oakland, and it's beautiful night, just stunning out there. and if you haven't been to oakland lately, man, you've got to check it out. it's come a long way. i've been workin

frank gardner, bbc news.fe, patrizia. to prepare for the role of patrizia, lady gaga says she drew on the abuse she suffered as a teenager. she's been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. it was a name that sounded so seductive. in 1998, patrizia reggiani was convicted of arranging the murder of herformer husband, maurizio gucci of the gucci fashion empire. to play her, lady gaga immersed herself in months of preparation. i don't consider myself to be a particularly ethical person. finding the pain of the character experienced as a woman in a male dominated world came from her own past. what was the most relevant about my personal experiences, lizo, was the trauma that i've been through in my life, being assaulted when i was 19 by a music producer. i took from every trigger point that i could find, so it was very painful. the singer has spoken before about how two years before she became one of music's biggest stars, she suffered not one but multiple assaults. i have been very open about

our security correspondent frank gardner.ain without power due to the damage caused by storm arwen. numerous homes have been damaged in aberdeenshire and whole villages in cumbria have been left with no power. residents in perthshire and angus are also still waiting to be reconnected to the grid.. energy providers say they're continuing to work on repairing the �*catastrophic�* damage to the network. it's not clear when power will be restored. more than 20,000 households across the north of england have spent a fourth night without power. our correspondent, alison freeman, has been in the village of blanch—land in northumberland, where the situation is said to be getting �*desperate'. yeah, this is just yeah, this isjust one of yeah, this is just one of the places where some of those 20,000 or so houses across the north—east, we are talking about northumberland, county durham and north yorkshire still without power. there are also problems over the pennines in cumbria in some of the outlying villages there that have been heav

and as our job to control of several areas of no gardner car off as far overseas fire deal. now the focus is on developing the territory building piece, bringing the normal life back to this region. means on looking all these communications will help or benefit not only other by job, but also georgia, russia, iran, turkey. and even though many of the villages took my john lee was billed for returning displaced series in 2017. after fighting the year before here is it has the family knows what it's like to start over. well that was it, that they were pushed out of their hometown when our main communities moved in during the $919.00 basketball in the awful literally that it's chilly. they are rebuilding our villages and launching large scale construction projects. this makes us very happy. we will thrive but dangerous. linger the peace deal has been tested by fighting at the border and there are land mines and unexploded bombs in the area . still developments like this. new airport are forging a, had there no plains and no passengers yet. but local leaders say that will change

emily: we will keep watching, david gardner, founder and ceo of marqeta.g up, a call to action to save the planet. we will speak to the chair about his new book and what he believes is the path out of the climate crisis. let's take a look at shares of bumble, raising its revenue forecast for the rest of the year, a sign that the easing of pandemic restrictions has brought enthusiasm for matchmaking. we will find out when the ceo joins us right here thursday. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: as we near the end of cop 26 and glasgow much as been said about what we need to do to address climate change urgently, and one of the most promising trends is the unprecedented shift of corporate financial decisions from fossil fuel to clean energy. venture capitalists john doerr as been leading the movement since 2006 and his new book shows how we can -- wonderful to have you back on the show. your daughter inspired you to write this book. what did you say that spark you direction? >> the started 15 years ago after we watched al gore's movie. mary was an inconvenient youth

thank you, frank gardner in central london.ngland remain without power because of damage caused by storm arwen. properties have suffered damage in aberdeenshire and whole villages in cumbria have no power. residents in perthshire and angus are also still waiting to be reconnected. energy providers say they're continuing to work on repairing the catastrophic damage to the network. it's not clear when power will be restored. more than 20,000 households across the north of england have spent a fourth night without power. our correspondent, alison freeman, is in the village of blanchland in northumberland, where the situation is said to be getting �*desperate'. just how desperate? this is one of the places where some of those 20,000 or so houses across the north—east, talking about northumberland, county durham and northumberland, county durham and north yorkshire, are still without power. there are also problems over the pennines in cumbria in some of the pennines in cumbria in some of the outlying villages there which have been h

frank gardner.ors say all over 40s should be offered a booster of a covid vaccine. thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation says a third jab would top up protection and help limit the spread of the virus overwinter. they've also advised that 16— and i7—year—olds, who were initially offered only a single dose, should now get chair of thejcvi, professor wei shen lim, announced the two updates to the booster programme. the first update relates to the booster programme. could i have the first slide, please? just as a reminder, the current advice in the booster programme is that persons aged over 50 years, those adults in aged over 50 years, those adults in a clinical at risk group, front line health and social care workers and close contacts of persons who are immunosuppressed should have a booster vaccine six months following completion of their primary course, essentially, have a third vaccine dose six months after the second dose. can i have the next slide, please? we are advising today tha

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i have a can of gardner and while he can do site words, basic things, he cannot scroll on twitter and from big bird. this is not impacting him directly because he can't read but i'm pretty sure he's watching nick jr., may be popliteal, pepper pig, i could go through the list instead of watching cnn and the situation. is this the most effective strategy. one third of american parents say that they will get the 5 - 11 -year-olds vaccinated. another third wait-and-see approach, another third say we will. i would imagine this is targeted toward them but is this affected because people are passionate about vaccines but i don't think any but is talking about it on tv in particular but bird swaying anyone on tv. charlie: if your kindergartner not scrolling through twitter already then you smarter than the rest of us, god bless him. i hope it stays that way. the whole thing is so ineffective and so stupid. the most pathetic thing about all of it, when adults can't convince or make arguments that get other adults on board, what they do they have to target children and at the saddest thing that

>> paul: i'm being told that sauce gardner has bruised ribs by the cincinnati sideline. he looks uncomfortable. you see him moving around and kind of tweaking and trying to contort his body in a certain way to stay loose. he doesn't look himself. he is a tough, tough young man. a wide receiver in high school, he told me. nothing is like being a corner. you're out on an island, one-on-one. he loves that attention. he loves that challenge. >> andre: almost think he's trying to bait ahlers into throwing the it. >> jason: ahlers scanning. ahlers down the middle and a big hit dislodges the ball. brian cook with the lay on omotosho. it's fourth down. >> andre: brian cook has had a couple of big plays. another, the pressure being brought on by curtis brooks, who i don't know if that young man has been blocked. a full play yet in this game. they talk about the games that sauce plays in practice, how much he loves to have fun. doesn't surprise me if he is trying to bait ahlers into throwing his way. >> jason: yeah. he is always in control over in that island. >> andre: if he's on

the gardner said, i want to see your tree. here it is now. be decorated and seen by so many. the story behind the tree coming up in a bit. >> when you see the tree, you know things just got real for the holidays. a lot more on the tree story coming up. >> get your shopping list ready. >> we want to get a check of your headlines. >> steve bannon was indicted by a federal grand jury on friday. two counts of contempt on congress, for failing to report. the chief of staff, mark meadows refused to appear in front of the commission. >> a man who flew on a historic space trip with william shatner died in a plane crash. there were two men october 13th fly by blue origin. the private space flight company. federal investigators are still trying to determine what caused that crash now >>> turning to sports now, the u.s. men's national team one step cincinnati. the crucial win puts the americans on close tr to the fo automatic bid for the 2022 cup. >> among the fans cheering on team usa last night, actor brendon hunt who plays coach in the soccer themed

the rockefeller gardner did some persuading, and we're all going to be better for it. >> it's the first tree that coming from maryland. thank you so much. we look forward to meeting the many tourists who would like to come here for the next several week. >> it's going to be li. >>> steve bannon, one of donald trump's closest advisers now criminally indicted for ignoring a s&p from a committee leading the investigation that he's expected to turn himself in now on monday. >> the indictment is a first. no one has been prosecuted for contempt of congress when executive privilege has been asserted. nbc's julie is on capitol hill. >> reporter: both things were requested by s&p from the january 6th committee. but, look, yesterday was a win for the committee who argued from the start that bannon's claims of executive privilege was a smoke screen. of course, they're interested in the period leading up to january 6th including bannon's role to organize the stop the steal rally. they're saying, look, he hasn't been in the white house since 2016. let's take a listen to what zoe lofgren, a member of

tillis, arkansas's tom cotton, wisconsin's ron johnson, and former colorado republican senator cory gardner. the nra has engaged in an ongoing scheme to evade campaign finance contributions by coordinating advertising with at least seven candidates for federal office.co through this scheme two nra affiliates made up to $35 million in illegal, excessive and unreported campaign contributions across the 2014, 2016 and 2018 elections, including up to $25 million to the trump campaign in 2016. $25 million in illegal donations to the trump campaign in 2016? plus all those republican senators? this feels like a big deal on a few different levels. for one, it's a big deal these groups may have found a way to actually maybe enforce campaign finance law, which has been the wild west for years now because the federal agency that's supposed to police this stuff is functionally dead, but also $35 million is a lot of money. that's a lot of allegedly illegal money washing around in republican campaigns. that's enough money to potentially have had a major effect on the outcome of multiple elections. i shou

always been historically been the conscience of the nation and black pastors, we stood with eric gardner's family in new york, we stood with tamir rice's family in cleveland and we stood with the family of trayvon martin, and we stood with george floyd and we are standing here now with the arbery family. we encourage, we do all that we can to love and help them know that they're not by themselves, that's what this is about today. >> you've said that you believe the defense's criticism of black pastors being in the courtroom was a legal tactic on their part. why do you believe that and what do you think they were hoping to a kee achieve with it. first of all, the statement made no sense. one day he criticized reverend sharpton for being there and the next day he apologized for those he allegedly offended and there was no consistence, in addition to that, we believe there is an attempt on their part to get a mistrial and hoping that black pastors, i guess, would roam into the courtroom and intimidate the jury and that kind of thing. so we really think this was a legal tactic that we had no i