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honor of the night was for taylor swift who took home artist of the decade after performing some of hireer gr hits. >> it's a performance that fans at home would have been proud of. >> so many thoughts, guys. >> any of them good? >> i was happy to see toni braxton. >> for sure. >> she looks so good. >> so did lizzo. rasberry is what you would call that color. >> and her tiny purse this big. that won. that could carry all her ama's because she won none. >> ow. >> i don't understand how that happened. >> ouch. >> taylor swift has them all. >> wow. you went there. >> i'm just -- it's a little early for these comments. >> okay. i'll let you guys talk about that. >> beautiful gowns. >> beautiful gowns. >> if the wasn't wasn't so exciting i would sit in on that long shot no matter how much the boss yelled at me, but we'll move on and talk about the weather. here's a beautiful shot of the exploratorium. were you there friday night? was it cool enough for you? if not, boy i have some chill coming at you today. it's going to be temperatures on the thermometer will say low to mid 60s in some area

leading the news, the pilot of a single engine plane is lucky to be alive after the plane he was flying hires south of minneapolis official it is say they found that aircraft tangled and dangling upsid pilot and the faa is investigating the cause of the crash. >>> power house took center stage at american music awards and all eyes were on taylor swift after the feud with scooter braun. ♪ if i was a man then i'd be a man ♪ ♪ b hits and won six awards, including artist of the decade swift beat the king of pop, michael jackson's record he had 24 amas she now has 29 meanwhile lizzo showed off her vocals ♪ ♪ jerome going to take you home ♪ >> don't know if the audience was expecting her to hit that high note. that was her singing "jerome." people on twitter could not stop talking about that little tiny purse she had on the red carpet. she said it was big enough for all the fs she gives. >> i like it. >> whanight's other big winners include billie eilish, bts with three awards, including favorite duo who tied with khalid, who won three including favorite male artist. >>> "frozen 2" had moviegoers

hirs >> president hirsch: yes. i've asked the department, the commission, and the d.p.a. to present on 1421 where they are, what they've produced, how they go about it, what the issues are, and that is going to be scheduled for december 14. >> commissioner dejesus: so there's a presentation. >> commissioner hamasaki: is there a policy? >> commissioner dejesus: we can't do that on the 13 of november? >> president hirsch: we're not available. i don't think we have a meeting on the 20. there is no meeting on the 20. >> commissioner elias: there is no meeting on the 20? thanksgiving is the following week. >> commissioner dejesus: so now, the presentation, i guess the question that i have is how is this -- maybe the d.p.a. should tell us how the -- hu >> president hirsch: well, we shouldn't discuss that because it's not agendaized. at that time, i will ask the d.p.a. to address the issues that have been raised on 1421 by the public defender and by your office and give us a presentation. >> commissioner elias: and can we have the opportunity for the public defender to address t

the case against his ghertability is building hir and making the race more open.ost: the first add the biden campaign put out is he is the most electable. isn't that a danger because then they can go after you and say you are no longer the leader? have tested my aid, by the way, i am the most electable. i understand expense is not as valued as it used to be because people hate government so much that they have devalued expertise and experience. audience, youic could make a case experience more than itnow might normally. we will go to henry on the independent line from new york. good morning. caller: i look at this campaign inconsistencyof and some consistency. consistency from the republican party because they support the president 100%. , wedemocratic candidates thejust beginning to see issues they want to campaign on. the president has said things not wantexicans, did to do the muslim ban, said derogatory things about women, .is comments on charlottesville and on twitter all the time. i think it is interesting senator mcconnell would not say anything. i think it

and say wow, i don't think i'm going to be part of this, because i've heard, i've see seen on seen hir her right our elected leaders say these people are bad corrupt people, that has consequences to public safety. so, i mentioned that the practice because it was around that time after the firing and then we were in that time. co. where andrew mugabe is the acting director and the bureau is trying to grapple with what just happened. the public didn't get to know at that point about the loyalty dinner, about the president as you mentioned trying to get you to drop the flint investigation and the like. but once that came out, it was very chaotic and again, not only was it the bureau, but the country trying to figure out what's happening here and i will say it's a partisan thing or political but these are the actions taking place at the agency is staring at trying to, you know, determine what happened. and robert mueller comes on the scene and then there was some sense of normalcy so to speak whenever that investigation vendors to him. i write a lot about that and about anin thebook and ho

a significant number of hir high-rise office buildings, police got people out of these offices becauseork they have finished, many buildings had been in lockdown the best part of the last two hours. i've been on the scene since about 45 minutes after the incident took place. we've had a steady procession of marked an unmarked police vehicles, ambulances, a helicopter has been overhead for the best part of the last two or three hours. further south, you can see the videos we brought our viewers a moment ago. you can see that truck, the van further into the distance and of course a number of police cars obviously on the scene with that individual who allegedly had a knife was allegedly shot. alex? >> nina dos santos on the scene, we'll get back to you shortly. nic robertson, seen your diplomatic editor, has joined us. your impressions when you look at this video. >> i see the similarities to the attack at london bridge just over two years ago in the summer of 2017. the similars that i see are the attacker is using a knife according to one eyewitness. this is a large knife. the attackers

. >>> happening overnight, pope francis landed in hir oeoshimhi.ia la vania is traveling with the pope. claudia, what did he say? >> reporter: pope francis paid an emotional visit to nagasaki and hiroshima issuing a stark warning against nuclear weapons. he left tokyo for nagasaki and went to ground zero of the 1945 bombing. upon his arrival, he walked through a large crowd of locals who stood in somber silence broken only by the sound of heavy rain and even looked ghostly in their transparent plastic rain coats. at first pope francis prayed in silence and then he issued a loud comment on the use of the weapons and also on the stockpiling used as a deterrent, a practice that pope francis said was perverse. he then came here to hiroshima, the first city obliterated by an atomic bomb. he then issued another warning and condemnation of nuclear weapons. he called them immoral. he also called them a crime against human dignity and a threat to the future of the world. nbc news, japan. >>> as the impeachment inquiry heads out of of the intel committee and

read the july 25 call transcript, judy, where both pesidents are discussing draining the swamps in hirpective companies. they're talking about rooting out corruption. remember, president zelensky ran successfully in ukraine on an anticorruption platform. >> woodruff: my question is-- >> president trump agrees with .krainian stleertz this is a problem in ukrai so the aid-- they got aid without a meeting. they got the meetinghout a statement. they got aid without a condition. and a couple of thingad amba sof said today were critically important he said he never heard the aids conditioned on anything, thata when he clled president trump, "no quid pro quo.d many times i just want president zelensky he was going to do."hat he sid >> woodruff: ambassador sondland said he didn't want t work with rudy giuliani, but he said president trump expressly drexed him to do that. why did the president want him to work with h personal pattern? >> i don't know what conversation the president had with ambassador sondland, but i will tell youat-- that ambassador sondland very said-- very clearly said day--

when i was in se wiiowa with hir the weekend, that is something that he kept hammering away, that electabilityand experience is a factor. >> let's poll up the new "new york times" poll, so we can make a point. when you look at joe biden, you see all the blue column where he is beating president trump, not by much. one point, two point, two point. then look at elizabeth warren and let's look at michigan. president trump beats her by four points. look at florida, president trump beats her by four points. what message does this send elizabeth warren? >> well, it says to her that the questions that have been raised about her electability, the word that no one likes to use, aren't coming from nowhere. the qualms about how she would fare in a presidential election against donald trump, those are not made up. but let's also acknowledge one other thing. she is the least well known, if we're pulling back and looking at it from a distance, bernie sanders ran in 2016. joe biden was vice president for eight years. elizabeth warren, as much attention as we in the news media have given her in recent weeks,

tweeted today america hir hired donald trump to hire people like the first three witnesses we've seeneaucrats and nothing more. when asked about it he said he didn't think he was intimidating. >> were trying to inintimidate ambassador yovanovitch? >> i want freedom of speech, that's a political process. the republicans have been treated a little badly. i wasn't able to yesterday because we had to president of the turkey here and i wasn't able to watch much. i watched some of the this morning. i believe it's a disgrace. >> sir, do you believe your words can be be intimidating? >> i don't think so at all. >> former maryland congresswoman dona edwards and david frum, senior editor now at the atlantic. i want to give you all enough time to talk about this week because it's been an amazing week with this firecracker ending with the president's attempt to intimidate the star witness today and being called on by the chairman of the committee as possibly engaging in realtime intimidation of a witness, in other words, obstruction of congress. and of course big news tonight, confirmation of tha

the case against his ghertability is building hir and making the race more open.ost: the first add the biden campaign put out is he is the most electable. isn't that a danger because then they can go after you and say you are no longer the leader? have tested my aid, by the way, i am the most electable. i understand expense is not as valued as it used to be because people hate government so much that they have devalued expertise and experience. audience, youic could make a case experience more than itnow might normally. we will go to henry on the independent line from new york. good morning. caller: i look at this campaign inconsistencyof and some consistency. consistency from the republican party because they support the president 100%. , wedemocratic candidates thejust beginning to see issues they want to campaign on. the president has said things not wantexicans, did to do the muslim ban, said derogatory things about women, .is comments on charlottesville and on twitter all the time. i think it is interesting senator mcconnell would not say anything. i think it

hirs who is a local businessman in our community is paying for all of the decals as they are being placede. pete: i'm not sure how the freedom from religion foundation raises money since every dollar they receive has in god we trust on it. >> that's exactly right. pete: last time i checked it was freedom of religion not freedom from religion. >> that's exactly right. i didn't wake up thin this morning but did i wake up very proud to be an american and protect the principles of our great country. we are going to keep going as we are. and they can do whatever they do, and as i tell everybody, when you call 911, we don't ask you what political party you are affiliated with we don't ask you if you believe in god or if you don't. we ask you where you are at so we can come save your life. steve: you are down in florida where we were yesterday where we had the beautiful patriot awards. thank you for getting up on this friday. ainsley: and god bless you. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: we have a big show still ahead, tom cotton, ed henry, geraldo rivera, judge jeanine and terry bradshaw. the

elizabeth warren releasing hir plan to finance medicare for all.y for it. she says the money -- and we will talk about the numbers in a moment, will come from wealthy and corporations. in answers the question from the debate which she dodged last time around, she says not one penny will come from the middle class. the federal government will have to absorb 20 trillion dollars in spending. she pledges to keep combined public health spending under $52 trillion over the next ten years. >> yeah, willie, the number people are going to remember here is the $52 trillion. even if it is coming on the backs of the wealthiest 1% in the country, people will remember that number. but, look, elizabeth warren has made it very clear throughout the entire campaign she has a plan for everything. i think everyone was sort of surprised in the last debate that she didn't quite have a good answer on how this plan was going to be paid for, how her medicare for all plan would be financed. now we know. so i think she has got to come out and explain this a little bit more i

hir. sondland, you were e ground. what's the effective field as far as the javelins?deterrent. that the ukranians would have this capability deters them from doing so. there was also a weapon that they had access to. they also offered to buy some with their own funds. they've now offered to spend their own money to buy more, so i think they're important. in fact, this is the consensus of the interagency providing the javelins. in your experience working with ambassador taylor, is he also an advocate for this? >> yes. >> mr. holmes, i want to go back to some americans. now i want to talk a little bit about ukranian government officials. >> uh-huh. >> are you familiar with serhiy leschenko? >> yes. >> he was in the parliament? >> was. >> were you aware that when he was in the parliament, he provided information to an operative named nellie orr? i'm not aware of nellie orr. i know as a journalist he was provided information. >> this is in the 2016 campaign. he was provided the well-known black ledger, do you know about the black ledger? >> yes. >> the black ledger is cre