and that i think that we should have the alex -- every individual can and should have the alex haleyi think that will be likelike -- the road to damascus experience. it's like the burning bush experience. it opens our eyes and that database that the mormon church laid out that we're going to proliferate all over the country with a weekly tabloid and all the black churches and all the congregation to show people how to research their roots and how to take the inspiration from the love of their family to convert it into community action -- >> because the roots is key. >> the roots is the fruit. >> key. >> the roots is key to building -- to growing the tree because by the fruits of the tree you shall know them. you need to know your roots and water your roots, and that database, that freidman's database -- >> that's great. i like that. is tantamount to the rosetta stone, tantamount to the dead sea scrolls. it will be the key to make you -- because once you know your history and know who you are, you develop pride, dignity and a sense of unity with your own people. >> that's very good. i

hope and haley are the light of hoda's life.> how are you feeling? >> good. >> she reaches across with her eyes and her heart and people see looking across from them someone who cares. she loves people. she's the ultimate people person. >> hey! >> when i think of hoda, i think of our window on the world here at studio 1a. you could rename it the hoda window. >> guys! >> hoda! hoda! >> the chants, the signs, the posters, that connection that she has is beyond me. >> oh, my god! >> we do this nice and loud. yell for fun. do you remember that? >> there is no question one of her favorite parts has always been when we surprise people. hoda has always been able to take the work seriously without taking herself too seriously. i don't think there is a better example of that than our annual holiday extravaganza. ♪ i'll be your honeybee ♪ >> hoda doesn't do interviews. she has conversations. >> i feel like this is therapy. >> looking her in the eyes, she's peering into your soul. when hoda sat down with those folks who were connected to t

and i got to reach out to haley. what we've got to do what? hailey. now, now we're kind of growing up in congress. and so we both have increasing roles. so we're going to have to hand the leadership of this thing off to others who have a little more time on their hands so that we can create the legacy of it right. talking to newt gingrich the other day and he was talking about how do you how do you transition so that it's long and lasting? and so that's a conversation for haley and how to happen very soon. and and that's not it's not a policy conversation. no, it's really. why why is that important? why is it important to i mean, people don't think of congress as a social club, but you do have to have relationships. yeah, because when you have relationships and you get to know one another and you can develop a mutual respect, even though you disagree, then you can have a conversation that can be substance active and maybe lead to something positive coming from it. but if you don't have the relationship, you know, you won't you won't dial the rhetoric

and you voted for nikki haley. and endorser from south carolina.there was a lot of expectation in do you see that this was going to go a couple rounds. there were multiple guys saying i am undecided. uncommitted to speaker johnson, but i kept saying on the air there's only one putting his name on a definitive no vote which was thomas massey. as soon as more names were added to that this could get interesting, maybe they could do this in round one, and two others devoted at least initially for someone else and johnson was two votes away, during the mccarthy saga they were not that close after round one, around 7 and some of these cases but they were so close they held the vote open until those strategic phone calls could be placed from the president-elect and two of those reflect back, johnson needed 218 is a minimum and he got exactly 218 and they got this done in one round which is what needed to happen, there was no viable alternative to speaker johnson. he was endorsed by the president-elect, the republicans have no margin for error and they did

, who is not only from her home state of south carolina, haley actually is her constituent and lives one more. >> this has been a truly tragic day for america. violence in any form is absolutely unacceptable. it is anti-american and must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> it is anti-american and must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the -- you see what -- you see where this is going for now, right? right? >> i have concerns about the treatment of january 6 hostages. >> they must prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. i mean, they're hostages. we must free them. it is one thing to sugar coat the facts of what happened on january 6, 2021. it's another thing entirely to contradict your own personal individual assessment of what happened that day, especially when it didn't happen all that long ago. it is a phenomenon that is funny and embarrassing, but it's not slowing down on its own just because it's funny and embarrassing. it requires a pushback, some of which it's getting today from people like congresswoman zoe lofgren, a democrat who was one of the janua

fox's haley meyer has more from nashville. >> plenty of people are shivering in the south as the polar vortex sent temperatures plunging from the midwest to the southern plains. this is a new storm system, different from the one that just brought snow and freezing temperatures to much of the eastern u.s. it's centered over northern texas, threatening to dump snow and rain on the surrounding area over the coming days. >> take the time to prepare now, as we've seen, and probably will continue to see, the conditions can change quickly, and the lone star state road crews are already out in force. >> pretreating highways with salt and brine trying to stay ahead of the storm. >> that's going to help us. if all goes as expected, give us a little bit of an advantage of the ice preventing it from sticking to the roadway. >> initially, cold weather advisories are now in effect along the gulf coast, with wind chill temperatures reaching as low as the single digits in some areas. it's all part of the polar vortex of cold air that usually spins around the north pole. but this week it's been sucked

. >> fox's haley meyer has more now from nashville. >> plenty of people are shivering in the south as the polar vortex sent temperatures plunging from the midwest to the southern plains. this is a new storm system, different from the one that just brought snow and freezing temperatures to much of the eastern u.s. it's centered over northern texas, threatening to dump snow and rain on the surrounding area over the coming days. >> take the time to prepare now, as we've seen, and probably will continue to see, the conditions can change quickly, and the lone star state road crews are already out in force. >> pretreating highways with salt and brine trying to stay ahead of the storm. >> that's going to help us. if all goes as expected, give us a little bit of an advantage of the ice preventing it from sticking to the roadway. >> initially, cold weather advisories are now in effect along the gulf coast, with wind chill temperatures reaching as low as the single digits in some areas. it's all part of the polar vortex of cold air that usually spins around the north pole. but this week it's be

he said, well, you did vote for nikki haley. i said, yes, sir, i did. we're with you now. and i said, we will be with mike johnson. >> and trump went on to tell him that they should simply get the job done. that was the essentially the message that he gave congressman keith self as well, indicating that self told me afterwards that they had a quote, lively discussion over a couple of times today, ultimately deciding to sign with president, with former with president elect trump behind mike johnson. but there are some warning signs, jake, some of those members on the hard right are still demanding a number of commitments on dealing with federal spending and the like. and chip roy, one of the ones who initially did not vote for mike johnson but came on his side. i just caught up with him as well and i asked him why he decided to not initially announce his support for mike johnson on the floor. he said he wanted to send a message, and he also said if those changes are not made, he said, quote, there will be consequences, jake. >> all right. manu raju on capitol hill. thanks.

the story centres around a young edwardian woman, played by actor haley bennett, who does everythingher real passion — astronomy. roll the camera, please. action! in this scene, our leading lady's trying to salvage her stargazing equipment. a well—meaning gent tries to help her, but she's having none of it. katharine hilbery has zero interest in love. until she... until this very fetching man comes along — ralph denham — who's unlike anyone she's ever met and changes her mind a little bit. i said when i get the vote, i'll be the one wearing the trousers and you'll be free to do the ironing. the film is full of feisty women fighting for the vote, and it features lily allen in herfirst film role. the character i'm playing is a sort of ceo of her own little suffragette movement, and she is a sort of source of inspiration for katharine, who, you know, is the lead character in the film. and she sort of inspires her to follow her dreams and stand up for herself. will you please find my daughter? they're just resetting in the library. but i'vejust seen a familiar face over here. jack whiteh

carter: haley has finished her graduate work at tulane university in art history. married to a fine young man who is a webmaster for a company and we just enjoyed having lunch with an admiring one of the most extraordinary little grandsons in the world who is now two and a half months old. . host: and how many grandchildren do you have? pres. carter: 10. oldest grandson by the way, is in the peace corps in south africa. in his grandmother, his great-grandmother, lillian, was in the peace corps. so we have strong ties to the peace corps. i have very good grandchildren. we have a harmonious family, 20 of us now in all, counting sons and daughters and their spouses. we go of summer every christmas holiday, two days after christmas, we go somewhere different to bring our family together so they can have a good time with each other and get to know each other better. my wife and i work a lot during the year to raise enough money to pay for that vacation. [laughs] host: thank you, mr. president. pres. carter: it's been a pleasure. ♪ >> the 39th president of the united sta

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haley examines the legacy in these behind a 2024 bit, shows us all by doing well and truly style the you think it was undeniable? be a 2 year old which takes you on his feet, but no, it turns out we've got it all wrong. the world is filled with haters and we've been cutting by them and that's exactly what they are. they are cheap fix video and they are done in batch. and, and some of your news organizations have, have been very clear, have stress that these right wing of the white when critics of the president has a credibility problem. because of the fact checkers have repeatedly caught them pushing misinformation, this information. and so we see this and this is something coming from, from your, your part of the world calling the sheep face and misinformation. and boy, oh boy did. the white house takes go hard and go home to halt. because not only was jo, apparently sprightly in body, he was shop in mind too. he is the sharpest cause ever as i have known him to be in my engagement and my experience with him as it relates to you know, something like a cognitive test question that yo

al haley was at the sight of one of the attacks in gauze. the city west civil defense cruise of struggling to reach people trapped under the rubble. the occupation forces have targeted this residential block to the west of garden city. many palestinians are still missing under the rubble of civil defense forces, can't do anything to rescue them because they are using their bare hand. and there is no any heavy equipment to get the traps of them use from under the rubble. as you can see, the scale of this fraction inflicted to this residential building. as you can see, unimaginable devastation the, the small because it's still rising from the place we have the civil defense forces and frying to shout. if there's any one here. i'm sort of heidi, i've been there yet. this building was struck by these really forces fire chat with at least 2 rockets. a number of injured were transferred, as well as a number of killed welcome drama. the teams are still checking out the area and the other buildings in the vicinity. now as you can see, we are checkin

haley ott paid a visit. >> reporter: barcelona is one of the most visited cities in europe.ists stayed home. like they'd really prefer it. that's because for many of the city's 1.6 million residents, tourism is seen as the reason for a growing number of problems. around 31 million tourists visit barcelona every year and are blamed for a housing shortage, rising prices, and changing neighborhoods. do you think it's harming the city? >> yeah, yeah. this area particularly, you know. i live here for over 20 years. it just, you know, slowly is getting like soulless. i will say 50% of the buildings are here just for temporary use, you know, for rentals. >> reporter: agnes rodriguez was born in barcelona, grew up here, and now organizes protests against tourism, though hers don't feature any water guns. >> we have more starbucks and more subway and more mcdonald's. the things we need, like where to buy a good bread or buy the meat or the fish. >> reporter: so it's not just barcelona anymore, you've named these international companies. >> that's it. the problem that we're selling th

was haley's vacation "just the reset she needed?" were the spicy margaritas "totally lit?" is this really going to be her "year of yes"?! i don't know what to believe anymore! instead, meta will rely on a community-driven system similar to x's community notes. no! do not trust the community! the worst part about social media is other people. they know! don't believe me? no! look at this actual facebook post. npr posted a fine little story about pandas playing in the snow at the national zoo, so of course, somebody commented: "daily reminder that the u.s. is sending taxpayer funds to the taliban weekly." the pandas cannot help you with that, my man! they don't even know how to have sex! we've got to help them with tubes and stuff. in addition to getting rid of fact-checking, meta also severely loosened their hateful conduct policy, crossing out formerly banned phrases. so now users can do things like refer to "women as household objects or property". [booing] no! wrong, that is horrible. you should never call a woman a household object unless you're using the pickup line: "g

nikki haley didn't like it altered a lot of other people like you.of you. 45 seconds left. in the break. you both seem nonplussed about it. >> presidents get to give it out to whoever they want. donald trump gave it up to rush limbaugh and tiger woods. george soros gets maligned for things that republicans don't like that he does. he is given away billions of dollars to help people all around the world. >> most importantly, he has fun at the progressive movement over the last couple of years. what better way to say thank you? >> john: [laughs] the glass is half-full with both of you guys. thank you, guys. >> sandra: big beautiful bill, that is what president-elect trump says he wants to get his agenda passed. we will ask that question plus this. >> we are owed due process. it sends a terrible message to our workers and a terrible message to our best allies around the world that our country does not respect the rule of law. >> john: the companies whose president biden over his decision to block their sale to a japanese corporation. biden says it is a

nikki haley was polling 20%, well into the primary season after she stopped running. there are plenty of republicans who still are not going to forgive donald trump for that day, nor probably should they. i think when you have to give the american people credit and realize they factored a lot of other things into this election, too. >> megan, how do you explain it? >> i don't think you can. i see what you're saying, but we are forgetting and rewriting history, like the president is saying. you can't invite the people in, say they were peaceful, and pardon them. it is a reprehensible day in our history, and it is disgusting we are trying to sweep over it like it didn't happen. >> alex, what's your view of this, especially as, i mean, democrats do seem to be grappling with what to take away from -- i mean, trump's victory this time was more sweeping than it was in 2016. >> yeah. if you're a democrat, you are incredibly frustrated because you're going to see today that democrats are going to uphold the peaceful transfer of power. you're going to see them basically do wha

on one hand, he did get these two votes on the phone, trump reminded him that he supported nikki haley of south carolina in the primary, shows that trump never really forgets these things, he asked what he wanted to do to close this deal, he told the reporter that trump was really the issue for him, he wanted assurances from mike johnson that he would fight on things that trump says he wants on matters of border security as well as cutting federal spending and cutting the budget which trump doesn't seem to care that much about. he was mostly frustrated at last congress, it seemed like they were ultimately just making a point. at the end of the day, trump did get his wish, he did get these two ultimately onboard but after the last month, we have seen the limitation of trump's power and his influence as well, you mentioned the nominees he had, matt gaetz for attorney general who the senate quietly rejected and trump just accepted it and moved on, he threatened the primary republicans last month. the house is going to be what makes or breaks his agenda because the margin is 219-215, it is

ralph norman was nikki haley all the way. chip roy was against trump all the time. so the real trump support is in the caucus. so when house freedom caucus says they are conservative. they aren't, they don't want to vote for anything. by not voting for anything raises your taxes. >> bill: you will hear lot about what joe biden is doing in the final days as president. truth social. trump says biden is making it as difficult as possible to executive orders on the green new scam and other money-wasting hockss. the orders will be terminated shortly and we'll come a nation of common sense and strength maga. how much can he reverse once he is in office? >> if it's by executive he can reversal of it. it can take time if you have to go through any reporting and let the public have some say. but the president biden is doing a lot of damage right now. watch what he just did when it came to energy policy. we're in a competition for the world to whoever can capture ai and quantum. whoever does that will lead the next century. we have to expand our grid. god has blessed america.

nikki haley posted giving george soros the medal of freedom is another slap in the face of america afterreducing the sentences of murderers and pardoning his son. 16 days is a long time until the inauguration. what is he capable of sliding in next? january 20th can't come soon enough. she wrote that over the weekend. we're 13 days away now. byron donalds. >> this is just crazy in my view. first of all, george soros is on the absolute left of our politics. everybody knows this. this is his staff and frankly in part his family that are managing all this stuff from behind the scenes. the democrats want to use their last moments to reward their leftists makes no sense at all. we'll make america great and be focused on the american people. >> harris: look, it continues. a new editorial piece with this headline. biden's disgraceful exit. a piece of it. it would be hard to pick a figure that better personified the democratic party's contempt for average americans that failed presidential candidate hillary clinton and hard to think of anyone who has done more damage to them then george soros. pr

on the vote and actually reminded ralph norman the congressman we just saw that he endorsed nikki haleynd trump pretty soon thereafter or got behind johnson pretty soon thereafter as a result of trump's lobbying. it's a reminder freedom caucus members. rebels are actually in some of the most pro-trump districts. getting them all on board getting the party unified. >> bret: apparently speaker phone kind of conference call in the office off the house chamber where the president-elect essentially told all of them a vote against the american people and disrespecting me leslie. so, democrats, how do they look at this in the message from hakeem jeffries was one of common ground in reaching across the aisle when they can. how much do you think they are going to do that? >> well, i don't know, there were a lot of kum ba yah moments. mike johnson hakeem jeffries good friend and the 11 caucus members stood up and supported the speaker johnson but the reality is you already hear from the freedom caucus. we saw the chaos in december when it comes to a government shutdown. that was a foreshadowing o

nikki haley came out and said, "i can't wait for january 20th." he has been forever. i come from the right. i used to make him the boogeyman. nothing drives them more batty than the name george soros. >> which is shocking. i don't -- >> when you look at his life and everything he's done, i disagree with him on a number of issues, but my god, what an exemplary life. >> we should point out donald trump gave a medal of freedom to rush limbaugh. so you all need to calm down. some of the other people who were given a medal of freedom, hillary rodham-clinton who got a standing ovation. also it should be noted had she won in '16 and won reelection, we would be at the end of her second term if she had been elected. just let that sit in. >> january 6th never would have happened. >> right. january 6th never would have happened. also want to point out my personal favorites, friend of the show jose andres got a medal of freedom, tim gill, major leader in gay rights, fanny lou hamer got one posthumously, george romney, mitt romney's father who was also big in

wiwith mart stewart, hoda will be up making scrambled eggs in her own kitchen for beautiful daughters haleying next to hoda many, many times over the years and calling her a friend. i'm here to confirm up close what you already know from watching her for all of these years. hoda is as warm, empathetic, curious, funny and wise as anyone i have ever met. she will be missed desperately, but, luckily, she's staying in the family, and you all will see her again very soon. hoda, we love you. >>> tomorrow morning craig melvin moves over a seat into the chair alongside savannah. we wish him the very best of luck as a new era of "today" begins at 7:00 a.m. here on nbc. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today. good

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nikki haley came out and said i can't wait for january 20th.ogyman on the right. i used to make him the boogyman. nothing drives them more batty than the name george soros. >> which is shocking. i mean -- >> when you look at his life and everything he's done, i disagree with him on a number of issues, but my god, what an exemplary life. >> donald trump gave a medal to rush limbaugh. y'all need to calm down. other people given the medal of freedom, hillary rodham clinton, who got a standing ovation. also should be noted that had she won in '16 and won re-election, we would be at the end of her second term if she had been elected. just let that sit in. >> and january 6th never would have happened. >> january 6th never would have happened. also to point out to my personal favorites, frementd of the show, jose andres got a medal of freedom. tim gill a major leader in gay rights. fannie lou hailer. >> mitt romney. >> george romney, his father. mitt romney's father who is also big in civil rights. >> thank you. >> and also another, denzel washington,

since may we have heard from paul ryan, mike pence, mike pompeo, chris christie, nikki haley, peggy noonan, and, recently, senator tom cotton. tonight, governor noem will add her perspective. let me know -- make one last point. despite the talk of legacies and monuments, this speaker series is not about the past. we aren't asking what would reagan do. we are trying to go backwards. president reagan was forward-looking. that is why he was successful. that is why he was transformative. we believe a successful republican party will need to embrace the future as well. to offer us a path to that future, welcome the 33rd governor of south dakota kristi noem. [applause] governor noem: thank you, roger. no pressure, right? [laughter] thank you for the wonderful welcome. it's an honor to be at the beautiful reagan library to share my thoughts on our party and our mission today. there is no better place to have days -- these conversations. i first visited the reagan library years ago. my husband, brian, and i stopped while we were on a business trip. we were a bit lost at first. i admit, i want to d

defense be able to convince the jury that byron smith's own account of the shootings, how he gave haleyhing shot, was really justified? from a human standpoint, it just sounds so cold-blooded. it does. and i had to deal with the way it sounded. but it's not evidence of what he's thinking. it's evidence of emotion. it's not evidence of murder. kate snow: meshbesher thought his strongest evidence to justify the shootings was the fact that nick brady had broken into byron smith's house before, had even stolen guns. so byron had every reason to fear for his life. you wanted to show them that these were kids that were up to no good. no, no, that's not what i wanted to do. i wanted the jury to see the truth, rather than just see a painted picture that the media was playing of their high school photographs. kate snow: but the judge said testimony about nick's involvement in that previous break-in was irrelevant and inadmissible. meshbesher also couldn't say in court that there was evidence that nick and haile together had robbed another house, too. unfortunately, the judge would not allow that

. >> he said, well, you did vote for nikki haley. >> i said, yes, sir, i did. we're with you now. we had a lively discussion. >> i think mike johnson truly understands that. >> he wouldn't even have the gavel if it weren't for donald trump. >> i mean, what makes you think we were going to keep the house of representatives without trump at the top of the ticket? i think trump gave us the gavel. >> i mean, this is a different dynamic for trump coming in to single party rule than it was back in 2017 with single party rule, because a lot of republicans say credit trump, and he's remade the gop in his image to. >> absolutely right. and we'll get to that a little bit later on when we're over there at the magic wall. but look, donald trump is a far more popular figure than he was eight, eight years ago within the republican party. >> his enemies within the republican party are adios, amigos. and i think, you know, in an era in which, you know, people basically fill out the same party up and down the ballot, i think it's a fair point to say that the republicans would not have the majority

ralph norman actually endorsed nikki haley in the republican primary. he then too, of course, from south carolina. but norman ultimately did, back, ultimately did back. um, uh, ultimately did back trump in the primary to try to grab some of these members to hear as they're running off the floor and some of them were involved in some of these discussions and perhaps get some more details. but at the moment, dana, we know that those two members flipped after considerable discussion behind the scenes. >> manu, i'm going to let you go do your thing and and report and talk to those members coming off the floor. i'm actually here now with congresswoman stephanie bice of the great state of oklahoma. thank you so much for running over here from the capitol. uh, what is your understanding of what happened in that room? >> well, i think there were certainly a few members that had concerns, and i think they voiced that by abstaining from voting. originally, three members decided that they wanted to vote for a different speaker candidate. but in the end, i think we

her beautiful girls hope and haley. and on that beautiful note, i wish you a very, very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. i'll see you at the end of monday. >> danger zone. new evacuation orders are in effect tonight, as high winds and drought conditions help spread. the largest wildfires ravaging the los angeles area. we'll have a live update on efforts to contain the infernos. and i'll speak with congresswoman judy chu about the impact on her district. plus, former fema administrator craig fugate on the growing strain on first responders and local resources. jack smith, splits the special counsel, resigned yesterday as he called on a federal judge not to continue blocking his two volume report into his investigations of donald trump. meanwhile, we await the release of smith's report on the january 6th investigation. former federal prosecutor and anthony coley, former adviser to attorney general merrick garland, joined me to discuss this. and the first fe

her beautiful girls hope and haley. very, very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. i'll see you at the end of monday. >> danger zone. new evacuation orders are in effect tonight, as high winds and drought conditions help spread. the largest wildfires ravaging the los angeles area. we'll have a live update on efforts to contain the infernos. and i'll speak with congresswoman judy chu about the

take nikki haley, for example.but this time around, they're not going to get away with that, are they? a real pressure on their performances in terms of not slipping up and saying something that donald trump doesn't like? >> exactly. you have a republican party that has really been transformed under trump. he doesn't have complete control over the republican party, because i think there are some that are thinking of him as a lame duck president, that he's only going to be there for four years. and then there are others that really see him as the future of the republican party, even though he's in his 70s, and they know that he will punish those that don't get in line. we've seen this happen again and again. he uses his power through social media, through, you know, connecting with the public to to punish people. and if they don't get in line, you know, they will won't be able to get reelected. and we've seen that happen time and time again, or they will be demoted to, to some sort of committee that they don't want

i could not be happier for my friend hoda or her beautiful girls hope and haley.very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. i'll see you at the end of monday.

military, was active duty, was on leave from from germany, according to our reporting from haley biscay. now, police have not identified that person. the fbi is playing a secondary role there because they still haven't established what the motivation is here. that is going to be key because, you know, obviously there's some coincidences, right? military background happens on new year's day. you know, the fact that this happened right in front of of a of a of the trump tower, one of the things that i think both of these incidents are going to be important for the fbi and for everyone to look at, is the fact, you know, using turo, which is basically your you can rent me your car using this app, right? what terrorists are doing is trying to figure out ways to avoid being detected. so people aren't going to go to u-haul anymore, which is a favored way to do this. in the past. they're going to avoid rental car companies because someone might flag something. so, you know, airbnb is being used because that way, you know, no one at the hotel might see something and say something. so that's one

i could not be happier for my friend hoda or her beautiful girls hope and haley. and on that beautiful note, i wish you a very, very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. i'll see you at the end of monday. >> tonight, we are continuing to keep a close eye on the devastating wildfires that are burning across the greater los angeles area. for four days now, dry conditions and a powerful windstorm have fueled seven fires that so far have killed at least 11 people, including a 67 year old great grandfather of ten named anthony mitchell, who was wheelchair bound and refused to leave behind his son justin, who had cerebral palsy. anthony's son told nbc news that the two men were waiting to be evacuated on wednesday morning, but the eaton fire in altadena spread too quickly. others reportedly died trying to protect homes that have been in their families for decades. 66 year old victor shaw was also killed in the eaton fire. a family friend told ktla that shaw's body was found on the side of a road, with a garde

i could not be happier for my friend hoda or her beautiful girls hope and haley. and on that beautiful note, i wish you a very, very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. i'll see you at the end up late. i'll see you at the end of monday. matt harvill: sherri was an extremely devoted mother. [faint speech] why would she go missing? this case took on a life of its own. because you knew her? absolutely. you can't sleep. you can't eat. it's just worry. where is she? we had various witnesses that saw her getting into this car.

so he needed mike pence and gary cohn and nikki haley and mattis and pompeo around him.nd if you were a foreign leader that didn't like what trump said, you had people you could engage with to try to stabilize the outcome. that's not true this time around. and we see that whether it's mark zuckerberg or whether it's the danish prime minister, when trump goes after you, remember he said zuck was going to be in prison, you know, so it would be investigated for all of his wrongdoings. he said, i'm going to take greenland. that makes great headlines. those things aren't going to happen. but there's no question that zuckerberg has changed his business model in a significant way. in the first weeks before even trump is president, because he sees what's coming, because he knows who won. and the same thing is true for allies of the united states around the world. so the rule of don has much, much greater impact on others that are not directly inside that circle of power and influence than it did back in 2017. casey. >> yeah. ian. briefly. big picture here. i think that there's a

i calling women stupid every day and sunday not just kamala but calling, you know, nikki haley a birdbrain, attacking all the time, the whole bro sphere and how he made that part of his whole, you know, campaign. that is a problem. that is sort of an asymmetry threat. when you have a candidate who has no conscience about promoting and campaigning on sexism and racism, we haven't figured out how to deal with that. fortunately, other candidates aren't as successful with that as trump is. so when we are done with him, maybe that will be over. but i think already you're you're going have a challenge two years from now when he is not on the ballot. other republicans just evidence from other republicans who lost out this year in senate seats and house seats, which is why it's so narrow in the house and even some of these senate seats that they thought they were going to win, that they didn't. other republic kids aren't as good at doing trump, you know, deal he does maybe that's the question is can i go ahead i voted in order to have a functioning democratic republic hours hours equilibrate it to