not down enough to make garner believe we're ready to bottom., the price of crude bottomed at $30 a barrel and the net long position was at 160,000. you can see, we are still far away from where you could go meanwhile, all kinds of sentiment suggests that investors have not been keeping up on oil. the poll of various industry players, a reading shows that the bullish index is still in the 40s. why is does that matter? because whether you're talking about a stock or a commodity, these things tend to peak when people get too positive and bottom when people get too negative and there is no one left to sell this makes garner think we may have more down side before the bulls finish capitulating. check out the weekly chart i know it seems like it is a -- well, a weekly chart of west texas crude going back to 2014 you need some context here okay garner points out that a 20% decline in a month and a half just isn't that crazy. when you're dealing with commodities. see, look at these look at these declines so it is not so crazy. it is something that for

garner. the court retreated from that first in graham and later basically said they reset it. tennessee v garner it was just graham and so even the necessity standard of the supreme court has really faded, to some extent. we try to basically bring it back under state law. and that does a few things. require, requiring necessity. first of all, i think most people, most members of the public white communities and most officers think that police should not be using force unless they have to. that's a pretty straightforward kind of moral place that we can agree. but that also focuses officers on alternative tactics that they can use. i think one of the problems with the grand standard and much of the jurs prudence it kind of -- there's been writing about this from the professor of university of north carolina who is a former police officer and brandon garrett written on how the jurs prudence force doesn't leave room for police tactics. there's no element in the analysis what police could do other

. >> plus how ben affleck feels about jennifer garner's hot new romance. >> then only we're with therady bunch kids as they go in their house for the first time. >> then -- >> only on "e.t." >> -- we have breaking back street news. >> this is "entertainment tonight". >>> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. we have a lot of news to end the week. >> so let's get started. here is tonight's top story. >>> california wild fir forgiving evacuations. >> they're evacuating. >> kim kardashian shared video this morning as she and other californians were forced to leave their homes. kim thanked first responders. she posted footage from her private jet over her home. her sister courtney also evacuated. alyssa mila in a fled her home tweeted i took my kids and my laptop. celebs are sharing frightening images. roma downey posted these moments. this was the view of the executive producer of the bachelor, she captured the imag pray for malibu. cher who performs in vegas shared her fear and heart break. >> let's i was with lady gaga who made her first red carpet appearance since announcing her enga

garner decision. i'm from tennessee so i think about that particular time and what they meant being in tennessee and compared to other states. part of that we start to see a series of other cases. i think instead of necessarily naming the cases, question can think about the outcome of the cases, stop and frisk, jump out the, which is where you have an undercover group of officers who are in plains clothes jumping out on the street. and the precedence here is it's about whether or not someone is suspected of engaging in a felony. and i think part of recognizing what that means it gives officers a lot of discretion to make a justification for who they perceive to be engaged in a felony and what type of felony they perceive them to be engaged in. in many respects they're able to make decisions as they're going along. we're focussing on these set of cases as it relates to this, i don't want people to forget this stat that african-american men compared to white men are about four times more likely to be ki

a majority to become speak -- garnering a majority to become speaker for the 116th. at the same time nancy pelosi was ache making those comments, kathleen rice came to the camera, i want to show you a tweet capturing some of what she had to say to reporters. he she said moments ago we met with leader pelosi and tried to engage her in a reasonable conversation about leadership transition. unfortunately, our concerns were dismissed outright. we remain united behind our goal of new leadership and will vote against heren the floor. let's take a look at the comments of kathleen rice with reporters outside the meeting room this afternoon. miss rice: we did earlier today. the concern i was speaking of over two years now. e need transition. there were no surprises today. we knew she would get the majority vote. but we also established very clearly what we've been saying all along which is she doesn't have the ability to get 218 votes on the floor. if members want to take this to a floor fight, the voters have

he's the best. >> turns out her jennifer garner people would be like what? >> what?ennifer garner as herself. >> you know around here -- >> there you go. >> we love "this is us." we have all binge watch it. i do anyway. i need to know.dish. what do you binge watch? >> naked and afraid. >> the things that you learn. >> that's the last thing i expected you to say. >> you learn so much. >> what have you learned from naked and afraid? >> if you're ever naked how do you survive. >> do you ever fear you'll be caught out there one day? >> never. >> that's one thing i'm never doing. i'm never going out there naked. afraid maybe, but not naked. >> good to know. let's talk about play lists. shania's classics are on my play lists. i've got a quiz for you. find out some of shania's biggest hits relate to her life. first up who is still the one in your life? >> my son is my still the one. come on. i love being amom. he'll always be the one. that's a forever and always love. >> forever mama's complete this sentence. any man of mine has to -- >> like my food. >> are you a good cook

>> jen garner invites "e.t."o her kitchen. >> we just have to wing it. >>> plu -- plus -- >> ugh. >> tearful, hilarious and honest. why chrissy teigen's women of the year speech is the best thing you'll see today. >>> and -- >> it's like emotional overload honestly. >> only we're there for michael b. jordan's hometown surprise. >> i love you. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello and welcome. i'm standing in front of the iconic bachelor mansion. the woolsey fire has destroyed some structures in the backyard, but somehow the house survived. the fire got close, but it was spared. the same cannot be said for nearby houses, including one owned by robin thick. and only i joined robin as he returned to find his home burnt to the ground. >> your first look back at the house, but you come back with not just your family on your mind, but everyone in your neighborhood. >> yeah. it's just devastating, but coming back here there's a lot of hope. i see how many homes are standing. ours didn't make it, but, you know,

the holidays, from chris pratt to jen garner. >> exciting. >> your family too will turn on the bird. >> before you shop until you drop oprah has gift ideas. we'll show you what made her favorite things list. >> you can hear squeals of delight. >> this is "entertainment tonight". >> thanks so much for gjoining s everyone. hope you're having a fantastic thanksgiving. >> today is all about counting our blessings so going to get started with famous ladies with something truly be thankful for. babies on the way. >> craving anything. >> everything. with a girl i want pop tarts and cherries. les and gummy buries >> bring it on. >> 30-year-old jess pregnant. >> this time i can't rock the heels, i don't know why, my feet grew with every pregnancy and i'm very sfadad to change my sh size again. maxwell in this one will have all of the shoes from size seven to 8.5. >> what are your other pregnancy hacks or shortcuts or secret. >> please make my hair big as my stomach. >> i go with the bwalddle ed. just own the waddle. that is my strut. >> carry underwood's approach to baby two puts the bump dis

those who garner attention for the most divisive controversial outlandish statements to when. the degree to which the united states. it isn't in the most obvious ways but if there is a problem around the world, people do not call moscow or beijing, they call washington. they expect us to solve problems and expect us to keep things running. and when you start getting the dysfunction in washington in which it is difficult to get made. it is one of an extraordinary civil service and career staff. it doesn't just weaken our influence it provides opportunities for the disorder. there is a line between dean acheson and george marshall. this was a conversation among the secretaries of state he would be possibly over here on the spectrum but it was a coherent conversation. were you surprised in the past 24. the institutions the president is talking about and the institution that you drew on the united nations within the gulf war. this institutions were pretty effective through this man's presidency. did you see that coming? >> i did not. i certainly agree with you and i knew president

the supreme court in garner talks about necessity. it is there in the context of is it necessary to prevent escape, is deadly force necessary to prevent escape along with probable cause to believe there is a serious threat? i think in some ways it is not all that different, but it is clear in that it focuses on alternatives. as i said before, i think one of those is de- escalation, and not just legal options like a taser, but officers have been trained on de-escalation for decades, and particularly older officers who may not want to get into a fight, talk about talking people in instead of using force. officers know how to do that and they know things like using distance, time, and cover to reduce the threat to themselves allows them to employ more options and to communicate. the human rights example is a great one and if you talk to officers about that, one of the big things they say by jumping out of the car 10 feet away from to arise, they was confronted with this threat, and if they had come in more slowly and got in and out on th

>> jen garner steps out with her new man.ur night out with hollywood's hottest new couples. >>> jenna and channing moving on after their split and are kaley cuoco and her hubby ready for kids. >> da da da da da da. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello and welcome to "entertainment tonight". i'm standing in the middle of a neighborhood in malibu where the woolsey fire forced hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate. they'll eventually return and what they'll find like robin thicke is many of their homes are just ashes. this is drone footage of what remains of singer robin thicke's home. it's a complete loss. smoke, rubble and ash. robin evacuated friday night and posted this video as he drove his family north away from the fires. the damage is unbelievable. while we were on robin's propriety we saw two small fires spring up. here's why people can't return just yet. look behind me. the downed power line and debris. it's still very dangerous to be here. and gerard butler in shock. wow. welcome to my home in malibu.

. >> plus, jen garner steps ow with her man. our week with hollywood's newest couples. >>> plus, michael j. fox 27 years after his first parkson answer diagnose. >> how's your health? >> at the moment it's what we call off. >>> plus, a christmas story turned 25. an our flashback with the past. >> it's the gift that keeps on giving. >>> then, backstage at the cmas. >> all the tears and cheers from country's hottest couples. >> i'm speechless right now, honestly. >> carrie underwood breaks baby news and luke bryant breaks blakes heart. >> he spent two months texting my old number. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hollywood units to give back amid the wildfire devastation in california that has affected so many, including the stars themselves. >> it's the most destructive patch of wildfires in california history. went kevin frazier high above the aftermath in malibu. below home shared by liam hemsworth and miley cyrus. it was destroyed by fire, but other structures on the property survive, including the colorful recording s

he's married to jennifer garner. - yeah. - it's true. - what? really? but i thought i was totally jealous of him! he's just married to jennifer garner? oh, my gosh. i feel so much better! - you do? - yeah. oh, i like that ben affleck guy. he's a good filmmaker. come on, kenny. i guess i owe the kids at school an apology. did you see argo, kenny? it's a pretty good movie. ben affleck has a lot going for him. not everything, but a lot. whoopee! >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! we're back in new york city! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much! take a seat, everybody! let's get into it! in preparation for the midterm elections tomorrow, we have two guests joining us tonight, the republican governor of ohio john kasich is here and democratic senator from new jersey cory booker will be joining us! ( cheers and applause ) both of them, one show, and they don't know this yet, but one of them is the father of my baby!

using prince charles to seek business opportunities in the country it may be useful to remember what garner wanted to be before its visionary leader quote when a crew was overthrown by nato i.m.f. world bank linked forces. fitting that an agreement should be remembered on chinese t.v. because it was when in beijing that he was overthrown award winning journalist seymour hersh claimed the cia's role in the coup was pivotal and garner would arguably soon be brought into the i.m.f. world bank model of developing nation decline this year though the president signaled decades of i.m.f. to factor management may be over i think they'll be able to respond in a way that will maintain their commitment or are you concerned that if. the economy in china slows down that the people that have come out of extreme poverty are going to be and now president says the u.s. will have a new military base in ghana but could it have one in libya africa's richest country before british bombardment under david cameron and twenty eleven well let's turn to the mediterranean bordered nation once ruled by get afy now und

i hear the cameras as i hear eric garner across the atlantic that's just a reminder that eric garner was an african-american man killed by police in new york in twenty fourteen his last words were i can't breathe which became a rallying cry seeking justice for his death the roads must for movement was fueled by armrest in other parts of the world and in turn impassioned a motivated marginalized people worldwide to push against injustice we're going to have a part two of this show we're going to bring back the cost of the fall and then we'll talk about the impact of the rose must for movement around the world and beyond twenty six day see you next time. you add. my. for eighty five years we've had many proud moments around the world and in the sky and now starting from october twenty ninth churches share lines will be taking off from the new aviation center of the world for a new journey. china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of. one on one east meets those desperately seeking love any way they can on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. has swept every. one swell comes now fear. and div

that's just for the support and lord by not being enough without garnering i mean the support of the opposition. parties so for him to go it alone rather you know it makes it easy for companies cut the dates in one go diary and already said but what he said he alone on his own i'm not sure we'll be able to beats without will gun in the boat votes to defeat you want to shut our reorder and decide what will be said. these elections of course are long delayed. they've been a long time coming do you think these will be free and fair elections for the d r c will they be change after this. well i'm free of. the side of the thing i don't believe in my the completely free of fear because look. the cold police and oh i used to the old fashioned way of on the voting on over there but a box of people. preferred candidates now diff introduced the say voting machines you know in a diverse country which would be about nine percent and on. vacation right would make it difficult though the security police have said that the lights will be sold out of police stations twelve h. you know any any it's a

so much opposition was that garnered so much opposition was that they weren't as up to the job is peopleer reason was the medical costs incurred by those people or potentially incurred by those people while serving in the military. groups that are opposing these policies in its first draft and second draft say that this is pure discrimination, and people are protected under the us constitution, afforded equal rights of protection. ok, more legal challenges to come. thank you very much. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: polls havejust opened in taiwan on a number of votes, including a referendum on same—sex—marriage. we will be live in taipei. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world. the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily s

which gets small scale investors involved in property management and development the concept has garnered positive reactions when he meets with italian investors boehner says he finds that italy's reputation is worse than the reality on the ground. the last of our daughter can loyalties to one factor that surprised us. was that italian clients invest more on average than in spain. on the stand so despite the talk of a crisis here at talian families seem to be wealthier those who don't go out on my joy division was about but that's the view from the city. when it comes to riots or livestock the mood is less optimistic farmer francesco puckett really is struggling with cheap produce from asia his view of the state of the italian economy in agriculture is far less rosy than in the financial center milan. because we struggle with high wages in italy and in addition we have a bloated bureaucracy that we have to obey and that makes our everyday lives very difficult it is one of. those problems have been around for quite some time but now the country's new populist government plans to significan

the british consideration of industry where is she true where she's trying to garnering support for her breasts a deal yeah are we just saw her speaking there behind you what is her parents to britain's top executives today. her pitch clearly is back me or they will be catastrophe back me or there will be no deal with the cliff edge and what's going to tumble down that cliff it is exactly going to be british industry and of course from what we heard of the representatives here before this meeting even began they are very worried i mean for them that is the worst case scenario and so they endorse trees a maze deal they say on the circumstances this is the best we can get and we can deal with it however the biggest threat for the country really is that no deal breaks it that some of the hard line breaks the tears are trying to force so yes in this hall here she's going to get all the support she wants however whether that's going to help her in her own party nobody knows ok we'll have more from our barber at the c.v.r. conference there in london and from there to mouth as in brussels for

global warming so that garnered a lot of criticism people ridicule on twitter saying that he doesn't have the difference between weather and climate that sort of stuff so nothing has he's hasn't come out and said anything specific to this report ok so trump has i said anything but what about other people how they reacted to this well it's obviously been picked up widely throughout the u.s. and is focused on u.s. environment politics. news organizations have picked up on it but the critics are mainly saying that the release date of the release of the report is a bit iffy you've got critics like al gore the former politician now turned climate advocate coming out and saying that the government administration were trying to bury the report because it was supposed to be believed released in december but the administration decided to bring that forward to go over the thanksgiving holiday weekend when there's always the a lot less media focus and attention on things like this well rob becker it says thank you for telling us of the world is just getting worse and was sorry and the bad news.

it is interesting actually how she has tried to garner the support of top business leaders in the uk frictionless trade is so critical, you know, talk of ceos of companies talking to politicians to try to explain to politicians. those in her cupboard and elsewhere, the importance of the deal that she is presenting in terms of the importance of the economy, the trade, the manufacturers. how important is that that the business lobby is on—board with her?” important is that that the business lobby is on-board with her? i think to be clear most of the business leaders that i spoke to in sydney in the tech community was certainly advocating the staying within the eu. they feel that is the best condition for their businesses, from recruiting talent, for people coming here and growing the economy. having said that, where we are now, week away from the summit, and given where we are, how closely out to trigger over 30, you're right. she is rallying the business live said this the best we can get, and better than ideal, and better than they called in bed government the businesses. your busine

. ♪ >> number two jennifer garner is a wicked witch.eck out that transformation. >> our number one is a tie. both harry styles and hoda kotb nailed it as elton john. ♪ philadelphia freedom took me knee high to a man ♪ >> the "today" host was unrecognizable as the rocketman. it took her 15 minutes to get into costume. as for harry, well, he even got elton's stamp of approval. >> the commitment to baldness impresses me. i love a bald head. >> obviously i'm hurt i didn't make the cut. to be honest we jumped the gun with this list. tonight we're with the queen of halloween heidi klum. she's been posting all day. what will she be this year? it's always incredible. >> we'll have that for you tomorrow. >>> kevin hart's whole family is in on the halloween spirit. they're all dressed up as minions. working with kev is like working with a minion. he's completely out of control. just as bryan cranston. >> i come in and i'm like bryan, what's up? we here baby. hey, y'all ready? i'm vibrant and this is exactly what i would get in return. >> what, do

. >> next up, the first photo of jen garner's date night with her new man, ceo john miller. two were snapped in the bacy "dear evan hansen."e xt night j the baby to baby gala presented by paul mitchell. >> i work for save the children. baby to baby i see their work firsthand. >> is there a clone of you? >> if you focus on time management, get a lot done. >> also on the record jenna dewan about her new romance. >> do you want to talk about your new love? >> i'm happy. >> we love you and we want you to be happy. >> i'm very happy. thank you for asking. >> she's got the glow. >> as for channing tatum -- >> y'all ready? >> he was getting his magic mike on on stage in london. his new lady love came out in support and posted congratulations, what a show. the best moment when channing jumped on stage. yep, he's still got the moves. >> finally chris pratt meets the parents. yep, he and catherine had a double date breakfast with arnold schwarzenegger. >>> coming up, our kelly and ryan thanksgiving exclusive. behind the scenes cooking with kelly's youngest son. >> his whole thing was

since affleck completed rehab just over 30 days ago we've seen him and garner together frequently with told they are jen's main focus as well as making sure ben stays on the straight and narrow. now to reconnected couple katy and orlando. perry's talking about bloom's amazing physique. >> we see orlando on instagram. the man works out. >> orlando is like -- >> he looks good. >> i mean, he's always trying to get me to hike, yoga, eat vegan. i'm like -- >> i'll hike to taco bell with you. >> i sure will. extra meat, extra onions. >> katy doesn't often speak about her man, but you can tell this girl's in love. >> i think when you're attracted to someone it's kind of opposites attract, and so i'm looking for that balance and maybe he's looking for that, you know, multitasker. i'm such a multitasker. >> let's get to the spice girls. this is your favorite part of the show. they are making waves because they are getting back together. they need an extra spice girl. they need an extra spice girl. >> we've been hearing for so long the ladies are going to reunite, but now we know they're doing i

despite playing just 52 games in 1959, he garnered national rookie of the year. for 14 years the man known as stretch for his 6'4" frame protected willie mays in the batting order. >> you talk about a first baseman, i hear all these things about this guy can stretch, this guy can hit. mike did all those things. >> and that's why big mac was the first ballot hall of famer in 1996. in 22 seasons he hit 521 homers. he batted .270 and collected 2211 hits. he was a six-time all-star, the national league's mvp in 1969 and he was a three-time home run champion. despite all the individual accolades, the ultimate team goal evaded mccovey. his only world series appearance came in 1962 and it ended in heart break. >> i had a line drive that i thought and everybody else thought was a base hit. we knew it was second base but i didn't know richardson was standing there. i found out later that he wouldn't have been playing me over there but he went over there to smooth out the infield a little bit. before he could get back before to what he would have done, i guess terry was al

it's a race garnered the attention of megastars like oprah winfrey, political stars by president obamad has become a nationwide flash point over voting rights in america. but tuesday's election won't only decide whether or not georgia will elect the nation's first african-american woman governor. it will decide whether florida -- whether florida will elect the first black governor. whether a progressive democrat beto o'rourke will pull off the upset in texas, and whether democrats regain control of the house, maybe even the senate and control of some of the state houses they lost in 2010. joining me now is jennifer reuben opinion writer for the "washington post". exactic police sister. coronell belcher and donna brazile. co-author of for colored girls who considered politics. i'm going to chairmanwoman brazile on this first. great to talk to you. the cook political report named 29 house races as toss ups, nine senate races as toss ups. let's look at early voting numbers. this is november 3rd, 29.3 million votes cast, 42% of them by republicans, 44% of by democrats. in 2014 by compariso

>>> plus, steve carell's new movie about drug addiction, "beautiful boy", already garnering oscar buzz. >> it's something i thought people needed to see. >> this is me, dad. >> one father's nearly decade-long battle to save his son from drug addiction. >>> plus, alec baldwin's turf war. >>> but first, the "nightline" five. >> keep it clean with the roomba vacuum. only roomba uses two multi-surface brushes. roomba finds dirt throughout your home. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. >> take mucinex dm. >> one pill lasts 12 hours, so. >> looks like i'm good all night. >> mucinex dm lasts 12 hours, not four. let's >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight we're getting more clues from the pieces of wreckage recovered from the nearly brand-new 737 that plunged into the sea. investigators diving in to the black box from the downed lion airplane as they search for answers. tonight as the search continues for clues in the mystery of what happened to lion air flight 610, a new development. indonesian authorities confirming that the black box retrieved yesterday is in fact the fli

of course, tim ryan two years ago did challenge policy and garnered 63 votes, but so far he said he isrepared to jump in at this moment. he is in wait and see mode. right now, we don't have any other names that have been floated. there are a lot of discussions happening behind the scenes, but so far nobody has stepped forward to take on nancy pelosi. >> and the headline describes it like this. "pelosi critics lose momentum in battle over her ascension." what about the challenges over the other physicians, soon-to-be majority leader positions? who rightly see challenging? >> so far, steny hoyer, majority leader has no challenges. and the one and two spots, no challenges to pelosi or steny hoyer. interestingery challenge to jim clyburn in the number three spot for majority whip position. edit the chief vote counter. from dianehallenge to get from colorado, she has been in that position for seven years now. that is a race i think a lot of people are watching. somewhat of a surprise, and some for best so far no challenges and other two positions, it's the number three spot. >> things get i

. >> it's kind of this climatic episode where a lot of stuff >>> jennifer garner, kelly ripa we >>> lookcuoco at disneyland living her best life and celebrating her 33rd birthday. the "big bang" star noting that it was nearly a year ago that her man karl cook popped the question, same place, same pose, same love, a year later. >> yep. >> kaley's actual birthday is this friday if you're getting her a gift. >> she's just getting ahead of it a bit, celebrating early. girl after my own heart. >>> and i think, john legend and chrissy teigen getting a jump on the holidays with their first christmas special. ♪ wish you a merry christmas baby ♪ >> it's a house party at the legends'. so here is john and chrissy's christmas speed round. favorite dish that chrissy makes for the holidays. >> i love the new beef wellington we started doing that last year and it was amazing and it's gonna be a christmas tradition every year now. ♪ it's what christmas means to me my love ♪ >> friend and family including stevie wonder, kim kardashian and kris jenner, akwafina and derek hough are also part of "a legendar

in afghanistan, the taliban staged new attacks, as a summit convened in geneva to garner new support the afghan government. at least 30 civilians died in ting, in helmand province. afghan officials said most were killed in a u.s. air strike. a separate attack, in kabul today, killed 10 people. we'll examine the state of thear afghanand peace efforts, right after the news summary. the people of australia grappled today with extreme fd extreme rainfall. sydney was inundated with a month's worth of rain in a ngle morning. the deluge flooded homes and streets, and claimed at least one life. >> we've had storm events before dn new south wales, we've had storm events in before but not this widespread, not over this continuing period of time. we've had in excess of a hundred millimeters of rain already in some areas of sydney, but one of the things we're happening is the rain is flooding different areas at different times. >> woodruff: meanwhile, in northeastern australia, firefighters in queensland state battled an unprecedented 138 fires, as temperatures soared to 104 degrees. authorities

. >> it's kind of this climatic episode where a lot of stuff (heavy rain) ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> jennifer garner, a whole hazelnut dipped in smooth chocolatey cream. coated in milk chocolate and hazelnut pieces. ♪ ferrero rocher. celebration has arrived. you've got to get in i know what a bath is smile honey this thing is like... first kid ready here we go by their second kid, every parent is an expert and... ...more likely to choose luvs, than first time parents. live, learn and get luvs >>> look at kaley cuoco at disneyland living her best life and celebrating her 33rd birthday. the "big bang" star noting that it was nearly a year ago that her man karl cook popped the question, same place, same pose, same love, a year later. >> yep. >> kaley's actual birthday is this friday if you're getting her a gift. >> she's just getting ahead of it a bit, celebrating early. girl after my own heart. >>> and i think, john legend and chrissy teigen getting a jump on the holidays with their first christmas special. ♪ wish you a merry christmas baby ♪ >> it's a house party at the legends'. so here is john and c

texas, beto o'rourke raised tons of money, garnered tons of national interest, can he overcome which over the course of the last couple of decades has been a clear republican advantage in this state? that is an open question too. the top two democratic targets for pickup without question are arizona and nevada. arizona, jeff flake, the republican senator, he's retired, now you have two congresswomen up for the seat, martha mcsally on the republican side, kirsten cinema on the democratic side. can democrats pull out in a state where they haven't been able to win state wide in years? still an open question. move over to nevada, this is where an incumbent republican dean heller is running. democrats have long believed he was the most vulnerable senator on the map. can they make inroads in nevada do what they have done in presidential elections, 2012, 2016, hillary clinton lost and won this state. that is an open question, one that will largely be answered here, clark county, 70% of the vote comes in right here, this is where we have seen democrats voting like gangbusters in the early vo

today are following in abdul jabar's footsteps, protesting police brutality in the wake of eric garner'sd after president trump relentlessly criticized nfl players for kneeling during the national anthem, rivals steph curry and lebron james backed each other up, refusing to visit the white house. >> i mean, i know no matter who wins this series, no one's -- no one wants to invite anybody. so it won't be golden state or cleveland going. >> i agree with bron. >> reporter: dan is the director of the film. >> people have the right to say what they want and it's great that people are speaking up. there's nothing wrong with that. it's tremendous. >> reporter: but given the platform, given the times, do you think they have a responsibility to step up and speak up? >> i think the main thing that a player should always do is just be a role model. you don't have to speak up. you just have to live the right way. >> reporter: unlike the nfl, which has been riled by its response to players kneeling for the anthem, the nba has mostly been supportive of players' activism. >> they're much more in tune w

museum curators in 2014, this t-shirt worn by a demonstrator protesting the police killing of eric garner in staten island, new york. in 201 this rake was used to r ean up a baltimore neighborhood afople took to the streets to protest the death of freddie grewhile he was in police custody. this t-shirt displa the logo of an anti-violence group that formed as a result of the protests. and this black panther pin was collected later that same year from the 20th anniversary of the million man march in washington. why is rapid response collecting important to the mission of this center? >> in some ways, one of the great divides in america's always been race and that as americans grapple with the changing sense of who they are, as they grapple with the changing notions of how race matters and plays out, we thought it was really important to capture those moments that were transformative. i'll be honest, sometimes u guess. you say, "is this going to be important or not?" f us, it's really important that this museum, which really has to help the american public grapple with things that have divid

significantly more information including probably no wire taps and other things that are that are garnered from international. trade craft and i think i do agree with both of my colleagues that president carter one would be would be happy to see been seldom go so stay tuned it remains to be saying and i appreciate all of you for joining me for this conversation very much very much a matthew prize a car and salvatore thank you thank you for watching the program as well you can watch it again any time if you get our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion at our facebook kate page that's facebook dot com for slash a.j. and side story or john the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me richelle carey in the entire teen i for now. i mean this was different than whether someone looking for someone. that thinks it's how you. and that's it is a sudden. out. alarm has some secret in doha the top stories on al-jazeera israeli troops have killed seven palestinians including a hamas military commander they entered gaza as part of a special forces operation funerals

. >>> we've got quarterback garner mincu. 3rd quarter against colorado. touchdown. fast-forward to the 4th quarter. this time, mitsu, he's going to call his own number. look at the moves. a little juke move there. gets away from another guy. number 8, washington state, kept their play-off hopes alive. the winner of that game, 316-7. >>> we have manny wilkins wiping away tears of sweat. it's senior day at arizona state against ucla. final minute of the 1st half, wilkins hit nick wellston. same score in the 3rd quarter. they're knocking at the door on 4th and goal. eno benjamin trotted it in. 182 yards, and arizona state won 31-28. they improve to 6-4: tonight we'll have moving pictures of cal as they play against usc, stanford against oregon state. oh, how the mighty have fallen with the stanford cardinal >> all right. thank you so much, veteran. >>> we'll be right back. what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with m

that is why they are able to garner this irrational martian. irrationahis l margin. we have never seen a company this profitable in history. this quarter apple will do twice the profits then amazon has registered in its entire history as a company. profitable than i think one third of the s&p 500. the first trillion dollar market capitalization company. host: risa prized apple was first over amazon? you surprised apple was first over amazon? prof. galloway: for several years i was preaching amazon would be the first trillion dollar company. been saying that since amazon was 200 billion or 300 billion. i should have said amazon was going to be the first $2 trillion company. shareholder appreciation has been extraordinary across all four of these countries. -- of these companies. it amazon is the most reputable -- you write amazon is the most reputable? their execution is outstanding. they've done a great job managing the brand. amazon right now according to interbrand is the most trusted brand in the world. host: what do you mean by weaponize? prof. galloway: it's the