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boyd hooper, nbc news, eaton prairie, minnesota. >> that is a great way to end a holiday weekend."nbc nightly news" on this sunday. lester holt will be in tomorrow. i'm kate snow, for how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. test. >>> tonight in pittsburgh, aaron rodgers is still side lined for the packers. hunldly makes his third start as green bay visits the 8-2 steelers on "sunday night football." >> rodgers down on his back. >> injured player. >> talk about threading the needle. >> let's go. >> touchdown! >> spectacular catch! >> wow!

you mentioned bob hooper a little earlier. he always compared him to patto patton. >> spencer: this ground game has been outstanding. >> tim: some of the great legendary radio voices were across the country at that time, similar to someone the outstanding voices in the great game of college football. that's evans stopped by a blake cashman, touched on him earlier. he made that play on a moment ago. p.j. fleck is going to be really satisfied with him as he goes into the film room. >> spencer: what's the pantheon of michigan coaches? >> tim: beau, gary moeller had that period along with lloyd carr. tom harmon, desmond howard. winningest program in college football history, 941 victories overall. harbaugh was on the field watching take part in some of those big moments, he knew he was going to be here. i loved his story about bo schembechler, at his house when he was in fifth grade. he wouldn't come down, he was playing with a talking football. he and his brother john were up in the attic, they had a home on the other side of the

. >>> joining me now, perry hooper jr. a former state representative and was the alabama co-chair for donald trump's presidential campaign and now a backer of roy moore for senate. during the runoff, i should say, you backed senator strange. is that correct you sir? >> i did. i sure did. >> yes. let me ask you this. i don't know if you've heard all of judge moore's interview with sean hannity or excerpts of it. are you satisfied with his denials? >> well, let me just tell you this. this just -- roy moore's been in the public eye and public office for the last 30-some odd years and now these ladies are just now coming forward with these type of accusations and allegations. i just think it's -- it's typical democrat gutter politics. i was -- i chaired, as you mentioned earlier, the donald trump for president campaign. and i see the same path that they tried to make those same allegations against donald trump, only to find they were all false. you know, they began trying to hit the race issue. and it didn't move the needle an

so, thank you. >> supervisors, my name is david hooper and i'm here on behalf of the new mission terrace improvement association. one of the groups in the outter mission, excelsior district. and i'm also a member of district arts and council and i've also been working on the effort by the san francisco planning commission and the mayor's office of workforce and economic development. in order to breathe life into mission street. i'm here to say that the present limit on three cannabis dispensaries in the mission district, in the excelsior district on mission street more than adequate. as late as july a year ago before the momentary moratorium was in place, then supervisor avalos and the two candidates for the board of supervisors all spoke on the necessity of maintaining that limit for the sake of our economic health and development on mission street. we are working hard for a bettpl

for investors but of course the show that they take the long view on things and their investment in hooper shows that they believe that ride sharing will continue to play a big role in the future of consumer mobility now we see more evidence of this and there are other investments mainly in reverse rivals like d.d. and like crowd so that's also unusual investing in rival companies but it goes to show how convinced they are by this model marginal thanks and speak to you again throughout the day. a top twenty three climate conference taking place in bonn is entering into its second week the countries meeting are coming up with the room book to implement the paris climate accord to keep their warming within two degrees celcius now one of the countries not at the table is taiwan is not a member of the united nations but it is experiencing climate change so how is it planning planning up its and yanked. severe storms and flooding most recently in october this year alone taiwan has been battered by extreme weather events many experts see this is a sign of climate change in action in response the

let's go to washington to talk to capitol hill reporter on the hill, molly hooper.alk to you about the docket here. the deadline is approached. and congress has a lot on their plate there, one which includes daca. what's the status update on this? where are are they at? >> i think daca, it's kind of interesting. the dead line for daca will be in march. but the thing is, the democrats have the most leverage when it comes to the funding bill that needs to be passed december 8th when the current funding expires. so democrats are putting a lot of pressure -- especially the folks on their base putting a lot of pressure on house minority leader nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and others in the leadership in order to push on an intention of daca with the government funding bill saying if it's not included then, you know what, we're going to vote against this funding bill. and keep in mind, republicans usually have a hard time passing these funding bills on their own, so, they need democratic support to pass it. and actually, it's interesting also because you have a number of r

molly hooper, thank you. >>> still ahead. lawmakers announce new gun control legislation and believe it or not it's getting support from both sides of the aisle. >>> coming up, senator elizabeth warren a get on morning joe for exclusive interview. be sure to stick around for that. we'll be right back. ( ♪ ) more people shop online for the holidays than ever before. (clapping) and the united states postal service delivers more of those purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. ( ♪ ) because we know, even the smallest things are sometimes the biggest. even the smallest things dear dauwith our used to mother-daughter matches. but i've been taking osteo bi-flex ease. it's 80% smaller but just as effective. which means, i'll run you off the court. hugs and kisses, mom. osteo bi-flex ease. made to move. >>> senators push bipartisan gun control. want to fix the background database. according to description of the bill obtained by nbc news. plan would incentivize states to strengthen the national criminal background check.

. >> joining me now is holly hooper, congressional reporter for "the hill." molly, whether it was voter i.d., whether it was talking about the lack of diversity in the justice department itself, whether it's black identity extremists, whatever that means, i guess many of us could fall under that if you want to put us there, it was like we were back in the pre-1960s civil rights days. >>, you know, it was a remarkable hearing, because not only did you have that, but cedric richmond, who i believe was one of the individuals who was speaking in the clip that went into this panel, he actually opened his remarks by saying, by the way, i was one of the guys who spoke out against your confirmation -- >> testified against him as chairman of the congressional black hawks. >> as chairman of the congressional black caucus from louisiana, incidentally. and jeff sessions was getting it on all sides. skl you know, that was one aspect of the hearing. we also had his failure to recall what he said, what he didn't say about the russian, and who he met with and who he didn't m

but one way to get down to it is just to require them to take a polygraph test. >> perry hooper's not the only one expressing skepticism. we have a couple others. marion county gop chair david hall said yesterday, i really don't see the relevance of did. he was 32. she was supposedly 14. riley sibenhour, geneva county, said, other than an underaged person, he didn't really force himself. this other person, quote, i wouldn't want to vote for doug. i'm not saying what he did was good. this is pretty much kind of the sentiments. we're going to have one other one i think we want to pull up on the screen. this was jim ziegler, the alabama state auditor, he said yesterday to the washington examiner, he said, quote, take joseph and mary. mary was a teenager and jo sketch was an adult carpenter. they became parents of jesus. there's just nothing immoral or illegal here. maybe just a little bit unusual. as garrett was attesting to, ray moore is a known commodity around here. this man was removed as chief justice of the alabama supreme court twice. i was here a couple weeks ago after he beat lu

vanessa hooper and her mother taught a string of children who have made careers in ballet. parish, then at english national ballet, his classmatejoseph caley. joshua mcsherry—gray is also there. andrew mcnichol is a choreographer and at birmingham royal ballet, michael o'hare is a ballet master. at the royal ballet there elizabeth harrod and demelza parish. as well as the man incharge, director kevin o'hare each generation has its dancers from hull. vanessa and her mum before really knew how to engage with the young dancers, and give them a sense of purpose, taking it seriously and professionally. there are hundreds of these schools around the country, but i don't think many have this track record. to celebrate that, kevin o'hare has brought some former students together to rehearse for the huill gala show. demelza parish will be dancing a new piece. i never thought i would be performing back in hull because we don't do regional tours with the royal ballet so i did not think i would ever be coming back to perform and it feels like a once—in—a—lifetime kind of really. it is

. >> reporter: perry hooper, the state's trump campaign co-chair, calls "the washington post" report gutter-style politics. >> where have these ladies been for the last 35 years? all of a sudden they raise this ugly scenario? it's appalling to me. >> reporter: senate republicans mike lee of utah and steve danes of montana have just pulled their endorsement of moore. the senate gop campaign arm has just severed ties with the former judge, making it harder for him to fund-raise. the special election is in about a month and moore insists he's not backing down. lester? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> now to the lengthy confession today from comedian louis c.k. admitting that five women who have come forward accusing him of sexual misconduct are telling the truth. the list of media companies severing ties with the comic is growing including fx, home to his emmy-award winning show. nbc's kristen dahlgren has the latest. >> reporter: from a man who could sell out arenas to a sordid mea culpa. another meteoric fall from grace as tonight comedian louis c.k. comes clean. these stories are tr

vanessa hooper and her mother taught a string of children who have made careers in ballet.er parish. in english national ballet there is jozsef caley. parish. in english national ballet there isjozsef caley. andrew mcnicol is a co—ordinator. and at the royal ballet company, there is elisabeth harrod and xander parish's sister. and the man in charge, director kevin 0'hare. sister. and the man in charge, director kevin o'hare. each generation has had their hull dancers. it is incredible. vanessa and her mother before her really knew how to engage with young dancers and give them a sense of hope is, perhaps. they took it seriously. —— purpose. many companies exist around the country but not all of them have this kind of record. to celebrate that, kevin 0'hare has brought his former stu d e nts 0'hare has brought his former students together. i never thought i would be performing here. they don't do regional tours. it is not somewhere i thought i would go back to perform. it is a once in a lifetime event, really. it is gala night. inside, xander parish is among the dancers gett

it's like at your place, in america, hoopers. >> anthony: no, it's hooters. >> asia: hooters. >> anthonyeone, most often a woman while she worked the fields, it could lead to some pretty direct and disturbing demonstrations of carnality, and desire. the victim, tortured by something supernatural, toxic, for which there was only one cure. >> asia: la taranta. which was a kind of music that was made for these women, who are possessed, bit by the tarantula. all of a sudden, a woman would be on the floor, speaking tongues, and the family doesn't know what to do. there was only one remedy. calling the musicians in, and they would have this kind of ecstatic and orgasmic, pretty much, moment, where they were released from this ultimately sexual possession. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: over the generations the catholic church absorbed ancient pagan traditions like tarantism. and the ritualistic, frenzied music and dance associated with it evolved into what we know today, as the pizzicata and tarantella. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: while elsewhere in europe believed in afflictions like tarantism died off, down here,

and hooper's coverup of a massive back down a fifty seven million over customers were exposed but the ride hailing from kept quiet and then paid the hackers to delete the stolen information. i'm sorry so much going to thank you for joining us judges in the hague house found the former bosnian serb army chief called lot of guilty a war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide and of sentence him to life in prison the charges were related to the massacre of thousands of muslim bosniak men and boys in the town of stubborn it's on one thousand nine hundred five that was carried out by serb troops under lot of his command here's what judges in the u.n. tribunal said as they read out the ruling a short while ago. the chamber finds ruts coma and each guilty as a member of her has joined criminal enterprises of the following cones count to genocide count three persecution a crime against humanity let's go right to our correspondent catherine martin's she is standing by outside the courthouse in the hague and has been following the story for us hi catherine so rock a lot of found guilty on

both sides will meet at the next world cup, michael hooper turning the game on the welsh defence at half—time winning run over wales to 13 matches. still time for welsh spirits to be stirred up once more with the kick, i chase and a flying finish from hallam amos. too little too late as australia continued to dominate. at twickenham, all eyes on england's evolution and against argentina, their series up and running, nathan hughes touching down. owen farrell rested, kicking duties falling to george ford. england leading but onlyjust. head coach eddiejones england leading but onlyjust. head coach eddie jones looked england leading but onlyjust. head coach eddiejones looked rattled, the home side looked rusty, rokoduguni attempting to shake that off, set free after 65 minutes. england starting with the win but room for improvement with two tests in this series to come. england need to salvage a draw in the final day of their test against australia to keep the ashes alive. england will resume with 40 without loss but australia have a lead of 128 runs. it's been a troublesome 24 hours for mercedes

for investors but it goes to show that they take the long view on things and their investment in hooper shows that they believe that ride sharing will continue to play a big role in the future of consumer mobility now we see more evidence of this and there are other investments mainly in reverse rivals like d.d. and like proust so that's also unusual investing in rival companies but it goes to show how convinced they are by this model i mean should out what do you reckon would the deal really mean a full restart think yes it would if it happens and not just because of the money now the deal is also premised on ending infighting between the former c.e.o. travis callan and benchmark capital one of the major shareholders happens will also see a change in the corporate governance governance rules that would limit calyx power of the board may have resigned as c.e.o. a few months ago but he still controls three of the seats now of course some soft bank asian connections would also me about what be able to make deals in the region more easily but again all of that is predicated on the deal act

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hooper has approved a big investment led by softbank worth $1 billion, followed by a tender offer to another $9 billion from existing investors. includes governance changes and will see benchmark pausing its lawsuit against travis kalanick. benchmark will drop its complaint when investment and governance reforms kick in. buy 50s has agreed to billion dollars worth of 787 dreamliners, coming as a huge blow to airbus. today showsncement our confidence in the future of aviation in the region. these new planes we have just from 2022.l deliver david: you can catch our interview with tim clark here on bloomberg television. some of the top names of the oil and gas world are meeting for a four-day conference and hobble dobby --abu dhabi. let's see what the expectations are going in here it tracy alloway joins us live from abu dhabi. what are we looking for to hear? >> i am at the abu dhabi international petroleum and exhibition conference. it is one of the biggest events calendar, buty this year it is garnering extra attention because it comes to weeks ahead of that all-important opec meetin

you mentioned bob hooper a little earlier. compared him to patto patton. >> spencer: this ground game has been outstanding. >> tim: some of the great legendary radio voices were across the country at that time, similar to someone the outstanding voices in the great game of college football. that's evans stopped by a blake cashman, touched on him earlier. he made that play on a moment ago. p.j. fleck is going to be really satisfied with him as he goes into the film room. >> spencer: what's the pantheon of michigan coaches? >> tim: beau, gary moeller had that period along with lloyd carr. tom harmon, desmond howard. winningest program in college football history, 941 victories overall. harbaugh was on the field watching take part in some of those big moments, he knew he was going to be here. i loved his story about bo schembechler, at his house when he was in fifth grade. he wouldn't come down, he was playing with a talking football. he and his brother john were up in the attic, they had a home on the other side of the tracks. >

i'm david hooper and i have lived in mission terrace for over 30 years. this problem isn't just mission terrace. it is in district seven and district nine. it is also down at 17th and folsom ajay dent to the new, high -- adjacent to the highly touted children's playground. this is fecal matter washing into people's home. repeatedly, historically. but it isn't a flooding area. it is 75 feet above ground level. this is what i would like see happen. i would like see the puc encourage to contact david, scott weiner, use their good offices with caltrans and the state of california in order to figure out improved financing for the issue, part of which it appears to me is the responsibility of the state of california. i would like say also that the supervisors who have been affected, their districts that have been affected by this have been responsive individually. last january, i saw supervisor sheehy the morning after it happened and he was stunned. it isn't going to go away. we use a lot of buzz words politically. we talk about social justice. [bell]. >> publ

vanessa hooper and her mother taught a string of children who have made careers in ballet.allet master. at the royal ballet there are two ballerinas as well as the man in charge. each generation has its dancers from hull. vanessa and her mum before really knew how to engage with the young dancers, and give them a sense of purpose, taking it seriously and professionally. there are hundreds of these schools around the country, but i don't think many have this track record. to celebrate that, kevin o'hare has brought some former students together to rehearse for a hull gala show. demelza parish will be dancing a new piece. i never thought i would be performing back in hull because we don't do regional tours with the royal ballet so i did not think i would ever be coming back to perform and it feels like a once—in—a—lifetime kind of really. once—in—a—lifetime kind of event, really. it is gala night and inside xander parish is among the dancers getting ready to perform. this theatre has a special place for me because it is where i did my first performance in the pickwick papers

the trump campaign chairman perry hooper also told us he just doesn't believe these allegations from these women. and that's something we've heard again and again from roy moore supporters, that they believe this is politically motivated. that the timing is suspect. you mentioned several quotes. one gop chairman told the toronto star that he doesn't believe, quote, it was forcible rape. i know that 14-year-olds don't make good decisions. the gop chairman told the toronto star. now, steve bannon in a speech yesterday at a fund raiser, you know, he called into question t"the washington post." and called into question that "the washington post" endorsed the -- so he called into question why this was the timing of these allegations. but again, as you mentioned, the post says it spoke with dozens of people in recent weeks that stand by their reporting. this courthouse behind me is actually where the main accuser told "the washington post" that she met roy moore outside of a custody hearing almost 40 years ago. >> we have to remind our viewers, gabe, a custody hearing where she wasn't the

hooper. here's what he had to say in response to these allegations. >> i do not believe the women. i don't know exactly -- because i saw the same thing, sam accusations made when president trump was running. i don't like to see it. i think it's false, but one way to get down to it is just require them to take a polygraph test. >> reporter: now, there's been a series of gop officials that have been quoted over the last several hours standing by roy moore. marin county share david hall said other than being with an underage person, he didn't really force himself, unquote. state auditor, take joseph and mary, mary was a teenager and joseph was a carpenter and they became parents of jesus. state auditor says humphrey bogart and lauren bacall, she was a teenager they finally got married. and you can't be a victim 40 years later n my opinion. katy, certainly some very questionable quotes there from some gop officials. again, this is something that people here in gadsen, alabama, support him. some we've spoken to off-camera say they don't see the issue with an older mandating a younger wo

perry hooper was the trump chairman for the campaign last year, originally a strange backer, still backing roy moore now. rnc committee flan alabama said unless there also inrefutable evidence against roy moore, the party is not going to remove him from being the republican candidate and if there is somebody like a luther strange who tries to run and potentially costs the republicans a ticket they should pack up their bags and move north of the mason dixon line. >> and jonathan capehart, what we heard last night from the roy moore and this was an event closed to the press. there is some video and audio of it where he threatened to sue "the washington post." let's play that. >> just three days ago, "the washington post" published another attack on my character and reputationing in an attempt, a desperate attempt to stop my political campaign. these attacks that i was involved with a minor child are completely false and untrue and for which they will be sued. >> well, he's certainly a public figure and certainly "the washington post" reporting shows a lot of careful, careful work with four w

in the 94th minute, the visitors who, unlike wales, are going to the world cup, equaliser through hooper last week than i was the previous week in perth. the adelaide game was a pink ball so that's different. i felt like today it came out pretty nicely. it is good for me. it gives mea nicely. it is good for me. it gives me a little bit of confidence. i felt in decent rhythm. yeah, i could ta ke felt in decent rhythm. yeah, i could take a bit of confidence from that. it is the second innings. continue to work on that and be ready for next week. that's all for now, victoria, i will have the headlines for you the 10.30am. around ten million of us watch strictly come dancing each week and this year's series hasn't disappointed so far at all. we've had shock exits, amazing dances and accusations of over and under—marking from judges. alexandra burke and her partner gorka are amongst the favourites to win this year and i'm delighted to say they're with us here this morning. # far away from the cold night air # with one enormous chair # oh, wouldn't it be lovely # # you make me feel... # like a

eastern time today we've been watching, so far the futures are in the green joining us now is christina hooper, global strategist at invetco and ed stringham joins us also. thank you for being here ed, let's start with you let's get a sense for how consumers are feeling these days and what that means for the economy and the broader picture. >> one of the most interesting things is the tax cut. on the corporate front, if there's big corporate tax cuts, that will be very big for the economy. i think that american corporations are going to be able to invest more. that will be good for consumers. that's also good for workers good all around. that's what makes me optimistic. overall, a lot of people asking me will it affect the economy much really my big criticism of the tax bill is that it doesn't go far enough in terms of the end user, the tax bill will not change much. so i have mixed feelings on how that will be affecting the economy. >> let's talk about how it is or isn't affecting the markets. we're not sure it will get passed it has to pass the senate, go through conference and pass both hou

honourable friend join me in congratulating the lyon sea branch of the british legion, local artist beth hooperdisplay them on southend's letters? and would she agree with me it is a further good reason to make southend—on—sea a city? ie congratulate the leon c branch of the british legion and the work they have done in congratulating young people in recognising the sacrifices made by previous generations for our safety. as for the last bit that is interesting. i know he champions lee—on—sea all the time and his bid will be looked at carefully. my will be looked at carefully. my constituent haley crawley is having palliative care for bowel cancer and she needs a specialist drug. she waited months to hear that her case forfunding drug. she waited months to hear that her case for funding was rejected by nhs england and we are now waiting again to heara nhs england and we are now waiting again to hear a reply for her appeal. please will be prime minister right to nhs england and ensured that her case is treated as i priority. obviously, iwear this will be causing distress to haley while she is wai

hooper has admitted it failed to disclose a huge data breach last year in which the personal details of fifty seven million users worldwide were stolen the new c.e.o. of the ride sharing service says he had only recently found out about the matter himself it's the latest in a series of scandals to hit the company. trump says no to a t.v. mega merger the us department of justice is moving to block the n.t. in t. and time warner deal but does the president have an ulterior motive and harrison amsterdam's called the european banking and medicines agencies which will leave the u.k. post breck's it will look at what the moves mean for the two cities. also coming up in cape town students at africa's first school of design thinking that the task of dreaming up a museum for children. and daniel winter and this is your business update the u.s. department of justice is suing to stop eighty and t.'s proposed acquisition of time warner the suit sets up the biggest anti trust court clash in decades over the eighty five billion dollars.

christina hooper is bullish on technology global equities specialist says it is different. everyone sees to disagree with you, why is it a crowded trade >> you have growth investors looking at technology. you have value investors who for awhile saw that tech was trading at market values you have momentum chasers coming in when they start toout perform on a relative basis. so everyone is in the pool, if you will, and see the shake up we think we're probably due for another one of those i guess you would disagree >> it is a crowded tray and it is still an attractive trade we're looking growth in revenues, earnings projected to a lot of other sectors they are likely to do well whether or not there is success in the tax plan. >>> there is growth, which is what powered it from the election basically until this day. >> yeah, i think a lot of the excitement in the market right now, where the s&p 500 is is because it is priced for legislative perfection technology stocks are priced because of fundamentals. >> if tech is crowded do you go to energy. >> oil having rallied back up to