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. >> the economy is really spurring this increase in gh e at consu see that wages are up, americans have more disposable income. they are taking that additional money and putting it towards a trip with friends and family this year. >> reporter: aaa predicts that last night and tonight are in a tie for the worst times to start your holiday drive compared to sunday though. that's where traffic misery will be hitting its peak because people will be returning home. so, you know, the old saying, pack your patience. i hate to use cliches like that. but we all know what we're getting into when we travel on a holiday. i'm anne makovec live at sfo. back to you guys. >> you can use that anytime you want, anne. thanks so much. >>> right now in london several bridges have been forcosto protests against climate change. a group called extinction rebellion occupied five bridges with these massive signs and blocked traffic during the morning rush hour. it's also what they call rebellion day and demand the uk government address the crisis. an estimated 100 people are involved in the protests. >>> preside

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gh highway 12 at denverton, there was a crash around denverton road, taking you to larvey.not familiar with the names or the area, fairfield is over there, rio vista is over here in the north bay. hoping to get an update from chp, but that is the issue over in the north bay. getting over toward the carquinez bridge and benicia bridges, traffic flow is nice, commutes into and through contra costa county, highway 4 no slowing. walnut creek interchange an easy drive. upper east shore toward the been about be is fine as well. kari showed you the smoke in the shot from our bay bridge toll plaza camera. here in the north bay, southbound 101 moves nicely, an easy drive through san rafael, down across the going goilden g bridge. >>> 4:48, a lot of questions after a ceo was killed in his san francisco office and police say an employee may be behind it all. >> jean elle is at headquarters with details. >> it's unsettling, right next door to me, it's like -- not a great neighborhood, but i never had anything like that happen in this building that i know about. >> reporter: the office

. >>> average high, 60or gh between 60 and 64. pretty close to normal. fremont, 63. palo alto, 63. afternoon rain for you. highs in the lower 60s. antioch, afternoon rain for you. late morning rainfall. mill valley, kentfield. high of 60. and the earliest rain is the farthest north. likely rain around sunrise and a high of 57 degrees. your extended forecast, a little wet tomorrow. the more significant storm moves in wednesday night and thursday. wet and windy. we dry out on friday. there is more. another chance of rain early on saturday. november actually acting like november. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> it has been a tough couple of weeks for the kids at paradise high school. >> tonight it was a chance just panthers in the first game

. >> are you offering an "my way or gh y" scenario to the democrats? >> no.you're sayit -- >> negotiations. not at all. >> if they start investigating you, that you can play that game, and investigate them.et >>r than them. >> can you compartmentalize -- >> and i think i know more -- and i think i know morw.than they k >> seth: no. [ light laughter ] no, you don't. trump's like a gotham city gangster who thinks he can outsmart batman, and ends up dangling from a gargoyle. bad news batman, i also have a utility belt - oh, son of a bitch! [ laughter and applause ] oh. oh, i'm upside down again. oh, that backfired. grifters always think they can outsmart everyone else. and that's what trump is. a grifter who surrounds himself with other grifters. right now, as we speak trump is being sued in federal court for defrauding investors. heust appointed an acting attorney general who advised a firm accused of scamming customers.at and his candfor senate in florida, the state's governor, was involved in one of the largest medicare frauds in american history. >> presiden

the rest of the week, that ridge will be the dominant weather feature for us keeping us high and dr ghs average for this time of year. 72 san francisco. 73 oakland. and 77 for san jose. sunshine through the weekend. looking great fotraffic. you, m let's head to the altamont pass where it's busin usual as you work your way westbound coming out of tracy. however, making matters worse, we are getting first reports of a crash westbound 580 right at north flynn road. no lanes blocked. busy away from the 580-205 connector. drive times about 30 minutes westbound 580 from 205 to 680. once you got past that grant line area, vasco road, everything is better towards the dublin interchange. here's a live look at traffic. those headlines working their way westbound connecting to 680 still good speeds. highway 4 looks great. it's a good shot. antioch, pittsburg, concord, no delays right now. looking good for the most part on 680. if you are connecting to 24, there is an accident on the eastbound side. the non-commute direction east 24 at mount diablo. it's over to the shoulder but side. so not a big

teams girding for gh takes hide-and-seek beneath the waves.t malia montgomery runs what is called combat acoustics. >> russia has a lot more submarines with a lor more stealth capabilities. >> reporter: how silent can they get? >> they can be verqu t and go for long periods of time without us being able to track them. >> reporter: locating ng and identifs sonar tech jillian wendland eats b. i personally like to think of them as snakes, not necessarily in a bad way because notll snakes are poisonous. >> reporter: but some are? >> some are. >> reporter: listening for russian subs from sonar buoys dropped from choppers. on the bridge, captain ryan o'lackland points to the recentussian sub buildup as a reason for the united states and its nato allies to be here. is there a submarine there? maybe, maybe not, but it definitely makes youautious. it's a very potent weapon. >> reporter: shipping is not the only concerre han 90% of digital information travels along undersea cables. locked and loaded in these frigid waters thousands of miles from ho >> i

gh brazil swings to the ri many feel the future of this huge and fragile democracy hangs in the balancenomically, expectations are high. jity watson, bbc news, sÃo paulo. : these days technology is rapidly changing the world around us, and in africa it is helping to keep crops thriving. using satellite data, btish researchers have come up with a day to predict when swarms of insects could m proveor threat. it is t hoped t this warning system will help farmers. pallab ghosh reports. pallab: he is a plant doctor and y is making his fortnighsit to this province. he treats crops ravaged by pests. this farmer's maze has been invested by tiny caterpillars. with the help of an app, he identifies the right pesticides and other measures. >> my kids now can go to better schools because of the income i am getting from the farm input -- output, sorry. also, my home has improved because i can see d i can meet the basic needs for my family. pallab: a world away at a powerful supercomputer datant ceer in oxfordshire, the uk's space agency is trying to make life for subsistence farmers even better. sye

does not mean he may not have acne or trouble with his girlfriend or get a sinus attack in the milef a gh >> hetojob as an assistant at a comic publisher when he was just 16. that eventually grew into marvel comics where lee rose to become its president. today fans laid flowers at his star on hollywood walk of fame and people visited his handprints and footprints in the cement at the tcl chinese theater. >>> many people refer to him as the grandfather of the modern comic book. >> kpix5 talked to a bay area comic store owner who showed off some vintage comics that are now worth thousands of dollars. >> reporter: stan lee's death sent a jolt through the comic book community. people have been hitting up comic bookstores all day hoping to get their hands on a piece of marvel history. >> reporter: at this comic score, some of stan lee's earliest works can be found here in the vintage section. >> before marvel was marvel they were atlas comic that is where stan lee started writing in atlas in 1950. ern, horror and science it wima fiction comic books. >> some of the reallyearly stuff. >> reporte

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we start outside the manhattan studio gh toto show you what millions of folks here in the eastern half of the country are dealing with. an early season snowstorm snarling the ening rush up and down the i 95 corridor making for very dangerous road conditions from the south to the midwest. slick and icy roads causing several deadly car crashes today leaving many without power and closing schools. the storm cutting a wide path of mystery from missouri to new england with several inches expected at many places. our ron mott has the latest tonight from st. louis. >> reporter: winter c cashing into fall today. >> had a car wipe out. >> reporter: across the country, accidents and spinouts and disbelief over mounting snow, ice and sleet. >> i don't like the winter. >> reporter: from w york where bridge commuters were at a standsll down to d.c. where the white house was blanketed. in the midwest, snow in chicago leading to slippery roads. >> if the weather is bad, always ask yourself is this trice ary? >> reporter: and in cincinti, branchs snapping under the weight of heavy ice. >> another cras

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gh>>> there were t questions in congress today for the department of veterans affairs after an nbc nclusive report about potentially thousands of veterans being d their g.i. bill benefits. here is hans nichols. >> reporter: tonight, americans that fought in iraq and wafghanistan asking they are being shortchanged by the e .a. and if they will everid back? >> we must get it fixed for veterans. d it's owed to them an in law. >> reporter: an iraq veteran counts on e post 9/11 g.i. bill. >> my budget was tight living in new york city and without that money it won't make the rent. ay> reporter: the missedments were from a computer ur faafter a law changed how housing allowances were calculate. an nbc news exclusive, officials told congressional v.a. would not the reimburse those veterans underpaid. today inublic, a different story. >> each and every veteran on the post 9/11 g.i. bill will be made 100% whole. >> reporter: those who served deserve better. >> the v.a. is not a promise you can take to the bank and that's what theeterans teed now is something they ce to the bank. >> reporter: hans ni

am i going to see this thr gh? laura k.: she just made it plain that s wants to stay but she may have to go. with her party in roof all, colleagues are -- inco revolt, eagues are organizing to shove her from office. this could be a gale that sweeps through in a couple of days or a storm that brings the prime minister and her government down. she cannot ignore this. listen to the now-departed brexit secretary condemning the deal. dozens and dozens his colleagues hold this view. >> i find very hard to get -- i fought very hard to get a good deal that i could inood conscience take to my country. trat was proposed is not only damaging to the co it is impossible to reconcile with the promises we made in the last election. statement, the prime minister. laura k.:de beyond rted colleagues, is it realistic that theresa may can get hurt version ?through parliame prime min. may: i do not pretend that this is a comfortable process from or that i or we or the eu are happy with all the arrangements in it. mr. speaker, when i be

watchdog, says their report tracked $9.85 million in indirect contributions to the state democratic party,ghgave money to the governor. stephen: governor brown disputes this, saying his record and the state's leadership in fighting climate change speaks for itself. stephen: does the oil and gas industry have inordinate power in sacramento? governor brown: no, not at all, but they do have power. not as much as the insurance companies. not as much as the labor unions. not as much as the plastic companies. stephen: pharmaceuticals are higher. governor brown: the pharmaceuticals, they've all got power. you've gotta be able to stand up and say, "no," to people. but if you think that you can run a campaign for governor and raise $100 million on chump change, you don't understand politics. stephen: governor brown's critics, like jamie court, say california has more than 1,400 offshore oil wells in state-controlled waters, even as the governor fights with the trump administration over offshore drilling in federal waters. and those same critics point out that california has issued more than 20,000 ne

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>>> breaking news gh t, jeff sessions fired as attorney general. forced out by president trump, rod rosenstein no longer in charge of mueller, and democrats already sounding alarms about the new acting attorney general whose been openly critical of the russia lanvestigation. we havte details and what it all means and wh's next. >>> also, the president lashing out and defiant as democrats seize the house. >> i thought it was a very close to complete victory. >> tonight, the new faces headed to congress, a record number of women in power. >>> an emergency alert about hundreds of boeing airplanes, what pilots boare being warned about a fatal crash that remains a history. af>> a husband's call to actter losing his wife's life. she pleaded to help from 911 before falling unconscious right outside the emergency room. >> why can't the operator call the hospital ed say there is someone outside your door? >> i know, that would have maybe saved her. >> tonight his call for change to save the lives of oers. >>> the fbi urgently searching for a 13-year-old gir

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gh our primary goal is bags and people, where they want to be, on time, all the time. >> reporter: moren 54 rellion americans are expected to travel for thanksgiving-- the most since 2005. more than four million of them are flying, which could make for 2long day for customer service oupervisor milo mical. >> i do on average about 15,000 steps a day. >> reporter: this flight aware map shows the flights across america today, but the bulk of the travel comes on the roads. >> we believe this started as an dccident. r> reporter: a deadly car five utarled traffic on the brooklyn bridge today, shutting it down for hours. tivers tonight find themselves riding the brakes, as they try to escape ahead of thanksgiving. >> take a look at this. isis is the 405. >> reporter: look at last night's epic backup on the 405 t' los angeles. traffic there tonight is expected to be even worse. this is the sold-out flight 293. it's going to a much warmer miami. the thing about being down here on the ramp, it's all about beating the clock-- getting the passengers and the bags on board so this plane can push off

virginia will benefit from more than 25,000 gh-payingjobs. >> chris, do we know any more details about those jobs? >> reporter: amazon has been saying they're going to be full-te position, very high-paying jobs. now we're starting to get some of the specifics. we got these details just a couple hours ago in this tweet that amazon released. basically arlington could receive more than $3 billion in incremental tax revenue over the next 20 years. if the general assembly approves, virginia would give amazon more than a half billion dollar in bincentive, that's only if the company creates 25,000 jobs paying on average more than $150,000 a year. now, arlington would also give amazon a cash grant based on getting a spike in hotel room tax. even if you don't work for amazon, there are some potential benefits for you in here as well. the commonwealth would invest nearly $200 million to build several new entrances to metro stations near, as well as a connector bridge between crystal city and reagan national airport and also expanding some of th dedicated bus lanes from potomac yards down in alex

it wasn'tthenough, gh. last night the local singer was knocked out of the le playoff. only 13 singers remain. we have been watching funsho all season and know what an cr ible journey he had.s >> he' from atlanta. he's really grown as an artist even though he didn't advance, he thanked all of the fans and judges for support. "the voice" is back next week right here on nbc4. >> let's keep talking about amazon, shall we? despite the perceivedpositives, not everybody is loving the idea of amazon and thousands of its workers coming into northern virginia. insarolyn, some of ctcerned abouent and real estate. >> repter: a drive through the del ray neighborhood and you can appreciate what's so attractive to youngfamilies, a walkable community close to d.c. without all theonstion yet. >> people do think we're going to see an instant impact, but i think it's going tor be ove many years. >> jen walker has been selling homes here for over two decades. she said overnight potential buyers changed their mind from passing on t home to buying it. >> saw the amazon announcement and they

now, as we head towarday the mihours, we're tracking rain through the great lakes and then down thr gh parts of the southeast, there is the potential for some strong thundetorms. as we head toward the late afternoon and evening hours, the good news is most of the country is looking mainly dry. so voters don't to have deal with weather. except during the evening hours. up tround upper northeast and around the great lakes. dealing with some rain showers. now, how does voting and weather errry toge is there an impact? i did a lot of diggingda i found some fabulous articles about the weather and voting and here's what they told me. in general, rain and snow do decreaseoter turnout. by how much? they said about one inch of rain will equal about1% decline in rain. so unless it is a really cse election, for the most part they're staying weather is not havinge h necessarily impact on the turnout. but overall, b if it is weather, it will favor republicans. i was reading an article published in may of 2013 and this focused on tse who do turn out to vote. how does the weather impact femme this th

. >> including the creation of new gh paying jobs. reporter: crystal city has a ton of vacant office space. >> reporter: in one firm 20 properties, 7 million square feet. on could move right in. withn has demanded an area young tech talent. >> project management, software, hardware. >> reporter: like these students arby. >> a amazon with s one of our partners. >> reporter: arlinon is expensive but livable for now. >> i'm a reale est agent so i don't know what will happen. >> reporter: amazon workers will have access to public schools but som wonder how many the county can absorb. >> a lot of pe rle. orter: even half of hq2 is 25,000 people and their families. >> the schools are overcrowded but so it would be nice ifhey could build us a new school. >> reporter: it is two minutes to the metro national airport and close to d.c. are you excited about the possibility here? >> y and no. parking is difficult as it is. where are we going to park? i can't even imine. >> reporter: they're really trying to brand this as a win for the entire regi

he was driving a marked police cruiser but didn't have his gh emergency li and sirens on. the officer is identified as ro james o'e. he was not hurt. >>> defending yourself from gunfire in places of worship is a reality many in america now face. yesterday in d.c. worshippers found out how to help victims if a gunman attacks. as derrick ward explains, church leagrs hop these so-called soft targets become more difficult for shooters. >> a shooter is in the room, he shot people and left >> reporter: terms like "church shooter," words that several years ago would rarely be used together have crept into the vernacular, and active shooter aining in schools and houses of worship are becoming commonplace. >> amazing we have to do that now days. >> reporter: but in the wake of nts like that charleston church shooting and the shooting at pittsburgh synagogue for people at a temple of praise in the southeast, it's just prudent. >> we wanted to do this because it was necessary for us to protect our congregants and provide some type r protection em, information and knowledge just in ca

french patrons are eating their breakfast. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] and it was like, "oh, all ghke, oh, what do i do? i can't like, get up and get some -- t -- i can't, close the curtain. >> jimmy: yeah, never forget that. that is a -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: that is a big baguette. that is a -- [ laughter ] it's a croissant. it's a small baguette. [ laughter ] it's a croissant. but why would you have to go to paris to go -- >> i don't know.ow i don't >> jimmy: you just felt like doing it. >> well, they made me. >> jmy: oh for like -- >> i got on the bullet train. i went for one day. i was totally out of it.th an just slept one night in paris. >> jimmy: did it affect the movie or filming the -- >> no, no. they were cool about it because i got to go back and i did like -- you kn a couple night scenes -- it was funny. you can play a game if you want when you're watching the movie because it's like you know, watch wh wyatt's gaining weight and losing weight. because i lost about 25 pounds in like a span of probably three weeks. just like shed the weight. so in some parts of the movie, yo

n'is ttt just a cade, gh? >> totally. i'm ready to break the silence w, willie. ahhhh.ne" without having a little bit of that inside you somewhere. >> hugh jackman is a man of many talents. he can make you laugh almost as well as he can fight like a ripped super hero or dazzle as the leadi sonan and d man. in his latest film "the front-runner," the australian e rn actor finds himself in center of another circus, american politics. >> start with the shoulder in a little. >> name is gary hart, i'm running for president. >> jackman pys gary hart, the charismatic former senator considered the leading candidate in 1988. >> hart is getting aot of attention. >> hart is considered to be the democratic front-runner in the campaign. >> until reports of an extramarital affair led him tow draw from the race. >> i didn't know much about the story. i was on a gap year ru predominantly in 1987. as soon as i read the script i was like, wow. >> senator, did you hav sex with that woman? >> you can't be serious. >> i know full well what my responsibilities are. >> how did we get here? how

. >> a school bus filled with students flipped in the county as the bus head to northeast gh school whenwith an suv before 7:00 this morning in glen burnie, a bus driver, school aide, and two other people in the vehicle were hurt, but no students injured. it is still not clear what caused that crash. >>> fleesburg polic high with their newest tool. it's a drone, and it's got a camera on board. the drone will be u d for search and rescue operations, traffic accident, reconstructions, andod assessments as well as other dangerous situatio right now, one police officer is certified to pilot this, but police say they hope to have a second operator on board in the coming weeks. >>> your neighborhood drugstore may be changing and saving you money in the process. cvs added medical services at minute clinics with focus on five chronic conditions like diabetes, heard disease, hypertension, asthma, and behavior health. the company plans to test the programs in about 1,000 concept stores starting early next year, and eventually expand to 10,000 stores nationwide. cvs is buying aetna, and the company

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gh yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, i thyou meant your other best friend. the show. >> yes.u >> jimmy: and cknamed him british -- >> baekoff. >> jimmy: b-a-e -- >> k-o-f-f. baekoff. >> jimmy: like bae. >> 'cause it's my bae. but, and then "bakeoff" like the tv show. because he loves to bake. [ ligh jlaughter ] my: is he -- >> he's british. he's like, og white. >> jimmy: oh, so he's british.es and he lo bake. >> yeah. [ laughter ] he is patient zero. he's like the original white guy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you bring him home forhanksgiving? >> i did. i did. >> jimmy: and how was it? >> it was really good. so my rents are pretty tradish, that's "traditional." and they -- [ laughter ] thank you. and they're very much like, "you can never be in the same room with your partner until you're married.y we don't pat." >> jimmy: that's right. >> blah, blah, blah, blah. and then when we got to cleveland, they had us in the same room. and they had robes for us and chocolate. and i was like, "is this the so four s? was this taken over by black people?" it was so goo

gh jimmy: did you -- have you ever thabout doing such a long-form deal? cause it's like, what?es. but, you know, i'm -- i make -- i've been making movies for a long time. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> so i think of myself as a -- as a sprinter, and this was a a marath. >> jimmy: yeah. it's a different beast. >> so then suddenly i -- yeah, i had to pace myself, and i was calling for air and war at every stop.im >>: did you find that you got into the character more because you got more to -- longer to get into it? >> well, you get to explore different sides of the character, yeah, that is kind of cool. >> yeah.: yeah. >> jimmy: that's an amazing story. >> different sides. >> jimmy: i can't wait to see it. i want to here's benicio del toro in "escape at dannemora." take a look at this. >> out in nature there are no right angles, but in here it's all right angles. it's an engineered environment. bars up. bars down. bars across. and the people inside? we need to be right angles too. >> what the [ bleep ] are you talking about? >> and there are the angles that get bent. and you know who t

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. >> that's what investors do as retail stocks rip gh sulhierhod you trust the bounce there is more "fast money" right after this ade the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. it opened the door to the billions of mobile calls that we've all made in the last 34 years. sometimes being first means being unreasonable. i'm proud i was part of that first call, and i'm proud that i'm here now as we build america's first and only 5g ultra wideband network with unprecedented wireless capacity that will not only allow for phones to be connected, but almost everything-- transforming how we all live, once again. (bob barnett) as you know, this call today is the first call that we've made on the cellular system. >>> welcome back to "fast money. stocks rallies as the mid-terms in full swing. history suggests big gains ahe

and he's also to see thrd gh the smoke termine the wind direction and speed and understand some things about the weather. fires create their own weather, and they're also impacted by the am bee yentd weather around them. this is of great interest tos researcher help them understand how these big fires propagate. they sort of develop a life of their own. craig points out that california, when you consider its train, the amount of fuel available, and the weather, it's th tperfect place forse megafires. >> brangham: when you have that happen, dry fuel, real strong winds, dry air, and warmer temperatures, tt's the combination for extreme fire behavior, and california has multiple mountain ranges, ltiple wind systems and all sorts of different fuel types. we have the most ecosofstem any other place in the united states, and they all burn t. >> brangham: so he's describing this incredible amount of dry tinder to fuel these fires. what are some oai the other factors that drive these big blazes? >> well, we shouldn't overlook one important factor, which is many more human beings are moving int

he going in the toilet so hard. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't start too gh. >> yeah, don't bring theme you -- i don't have to set the bar too high. everyone knows who you are already. yeah, you know who i am. but remember, you know, comedy, we have to work it. my: but they're already laughing at that. they're already laughing at that. you didn't even say a joke. >> i know. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you said there, "you w hat, they know who i am." [ laughter ] >> i really liked the opening. [ laughter ] [ seinfeld gibberish ] that was really good. >> jimmy: i love you changed your voice for me. bes use, yeah, my impression not that good. but anyway, here you are, thanksgiving.an you for doing this. this means a lot to us here and everyone watching. e. well, it's my pleas my pleasur >> jimmy: do you enjoy thanksgiving? >> i love -- it's greatest holiday. you know, of course ve to mix in the subjugation of the native american culture, that's so depressing. you know, what happened. we have to acknowledge that. so we're happy and everyone loves thanksgiving.me but let's er it's an absolute hor

thank you for your service, said ump to colonel sanders. [ laughter ]gh he fso many chicken. [ applauseda has ordered a mandatory recount of both it's senate, and gubernatorial results from last week's election. and hopefully if a goes well with the florida recount, by next week al gore will be president. [ laughter ]la [ cheers and ae ] i was patiently waiting. i knew this day would come. [ laughter ] following the midterm electionsl republicans old leadership elections this wednesday, and current house majority leader kevin mccarthy is expected to become house minority leader.o it's toughnd someone to fill the job, because no one in the republican party wants to have the word "minority"n their title. molaughter and applause ] in her upcoming , "becoming," former first lady michelle obama reveals that she stopped even trying to during president trump's inaugura -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] itas like driving in a car that just was out of gas. [ laughter ] a ghost took my voice. [ light laughter ] in her upcoming memoir, "becoming," former first lady michelle obama revealshat

messages that had a lot of viral exposure so they reaches a lot of people tht we're not completely sure, gh they did have the entire democratic play book so they had the means. whether they actually reached the right votedderhe three key states. the case is tent tiff. >> woodruff: you make a point of saying that they zeroed in on the vulnerabilities in our system, the voters who could make a difference. for example, you write about the voters who could be preswaityedd to gojill stein, the green party candidate, african-americane oters. you ving the russians a lot of credit, aren't snu. >> one doesn't have to be really smart if one of the russians who tn read english and follows the u.s. med see the playbook for a campaign consultant inside our netrtures. i yoat in the book extended passages in u.s. mainstrm media explaining which states donald trump needs to win, hillary clinton needs to win wa, kinds of voters they need to approach, where each is falling short, and there are eve stories to tell you what is the best way to reach them. and they not only have that information, but they also h

man named jack ruby surges lee gh the crowd and shots oswald dead. >> tonight on c-span 3. lectures in on about how eram talks the pilgrims became a part of story.rican here's a preview. >> you get gradually more and more settlements on the east coast. get the pilgrims land at plymouth. notice here, right. between the maps, you can see erased from is she talks e or less, about them, but just a little. on are not going to appear a map. in 1620, they are there, but what does she say? and this is -- this ship arrived in 1619, so close enough. paints on the map a dutch negroes from africa. our sofar as it appears on map, it appears to be associated why she ery, which is doesn't want it to be a turning point in american history the turning point in american history, you can't slavery.about if you say that the pilgrims freedom, you ignore that purr tans had -- puritans had slaves, which they is and you could say that it minority of the essential identity of america. that happened down south. real origin was here with a morally elevated crew of people came. these histories are cre

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and i played the movie for my gh school.ng back. he was the [ beep ]. and we[ ere at this -- ughter ] he was very good. >> jimmy: yeah, good good edit. yeah, good edit perfect. yeah. >> so i'm there at a h like, in this -- and it was the 20 year reunion. and he was pretty inebriated. he was like looking at me like i'd never seen him look before. and he was like -- "how did that happen, brad [ laughter ] and i was like, "wait, what? how'd what happen?"ow you like, freshman year. >> jimmy: he's the nicest guy. h. y he is like, "i -- how'd that happen, brad?" [ laughter ] i was like, "i don't know, larry. i don't know." >> jimmy: i don't know. how'd that happen? >> no, but how'd that happen? >> jimmy: i worked hard! >> that's how it happened, brad. >> jimmy: that's how it happened. >> and then i saw him. and it was funny to think about that. but yeah, you ver know. [ laughter ] how people are going to react. how people are going to react. >> jmy: oh, yeah, yeah. >> wow. sorry. >> jimmy: that's a great story. >> we gave it a sho

>> well, i mussay, judy, this is very much a community that is still on edge after the horror gh the late-night shooting, many hours thrt the morning waiting to see who had sur hived, many sadly who were among the deceased and who was in the hospital with injuries. i spoke to one mother who said she lives very close to the rderline bar and grill, which is just in this shopping mall behind us.sa sh that, on wednesday night, the community knows it's going to be a noisy night there, it college night, so used to there being a lot of noise into e early hours of morning. it suddenly becameerily silent around 11:30 p.m. she knew something was wrong, touched base with her own college-agedhildren, found out, fortunately, they were safe, boft said one her daughters had a friend who she was not able to get in touch with at the point i had spoken to her. in this sma thousand oaks town, seems everybody eitr knows someone who went to the bar or who might have been there that night, everyone deeply affected. >> woodruff: we know the sheriff's deputy was one of the first to go in. he, of course, was

mueller's own ratification of his testimony, that all the way through the nominating process in 2016,ghto the eve of the convention, by the time donald trump had sold up the - sowed up the nomination that they were actively -- he, mr. cohen and others were actively seeking to establish a property in moscow, an ambition of donald trump for more than 30 years. itplayed to donald trump's denials to this effect that he said thereothing going on. and i think it becomes serious that he lied to the american people throughout the campaign of 2016, now becomes, i think, a matter of at least public debate if not presumption. >> woodruff: but, david, the president is saying no deal ped, there was no hotel built, so is there really anything here to see? >> there's got to be something. the thing that strikes me about this investigation is 's like million pieces out there. there's like the julian assange piece, the moscow deal piece, the tax piece, the roger stone, whatever he was doing, paying off strippers, there's a mlion pieces in this investigation and we don't nee which will open on any given d

and he was supposed to be a gh t and his sheet was black. >> seth: uh-huh. [ light laughter ] >> i saidst." i said, "why your sheet black?" he said, "i'm keeping it real." [ laughter ]ma those holidays >> seth: thanksgiving is coming up. you got plans? >> thanksgiving -- tiving coming up. yeah, we plan -- i plan on eating. >> seth: oy, that's good. laughter ] >> that's it. >> seth: that's it. >> that's all i'm gonna do, eat. i'm not saying grace this year.a last year mymother slipped up and let my uncle say grace. >> seth: oy. >> he just did 25 years in prison. >> seth: okay. >> so, he said grace like he was still in prison. >> seth: got it. >> institutionalized. >> seth: what does grace in prison sound like? >> he just said, "who's that dude over there?" i said, "that's my uncle. your brother. you don't cut meat with a shank. [ laughter ] take the razor blade out your mouth." [ light laughter ] >> seth: what -- >> christmas. >> seth: what do you for christmas? >> okay?t lie to my kids. that's what i don't do. >> seth: you don't lie? >> no. ain't no fat, jolly white dude bring you nothi

gh>> jimmy: this made me l guys.laware yesterday, joe biden gave an interview after voting at a high school but kept getting interrupted by the school bell. watch this. >> this is important. a little bit of rain, man. enjoy the rain. come out and vote. asbell ] >> that's the cls bell. >> it's always an exciting -- [ bell ] [ laughter's >> i think the lot of really -- [ bell ] really good -- >> jimmy: then biden was like, "anyway as i was saying --"[ ll ] all right. [ laughter and applause ] guys, we do have a great show for you tonight. >> tariq: we sure do! and i can't waito do my new segment. tariq's cat corner. it's gonna be paw-esome. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: actually tariq, we had to cut your cat corner bit tonight. i'm soy, dude. >> tariq: oh, i see. well, i guess i'll just put all my cat toys away then. ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: come on tariq, don't be like that. it's just -- it's just this once. ♪ ♪ i did my best but i guess my best wasn't good enough ♪ ♪ 'cause here we are back where we were before ♪ ♪ se

the president defended hyde-smith, despite her coms,co gh challespy who's trying to be the first blacku.s. national climate assessment prepared by 13 federal agency as andset experts and could result in hundreds of billions of dollars alen. >> reporter: mr. president, have you read the climate report? >> i rr seen it and read some of it and it's fine. >> reporter: ecnamic impact could be dev stagt. >> elright now beer rr that cleanest that we've ever been, that's not so good. >>> so the wouse released the report on black friday, apparently trying to bury it when everybody else is distracted but it was sauch slow news day, it dominated all weekend long. >>> paul manafort is accused of lying to investigators. that clears the way for him to be sentenced for fraud convictions. here's pierre thomas with more. >>> a significant development in the ittau investigation. claim engthat manafort kmeted federal crimes by lie thing to fbi on a variety of subject matters. the government claims his tea will with remain in fact. and the leaves he provided truthful information. abc news, washington. >>>