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in 2013 julianne hough darkened her skin when she dressed as a black dark from the show "orange is the new black." she apologized on twitter writing, it certainly was never my intention to be disrespectful or demeaning to anyone in any way. i realize my coseotumeple and i apologize." on college campuses, costume parties maybe headlines year after year, the disturbing phenomenon depicted in the 2014 movie "dear white people." and the "real housewives" ross costume. >> something's a little bit off. >> reporter: heen the cast shocked by her choice. >> luann's costume is so disrespectful. >> reporter: nbc's megyn kelly ousted from her show at the network after defending blackface on the air while talking about that diana ross costume. >> she made her skin look darker and people said that was racist. i don't know, i felt like, who doesn't love diana ross? >> reporter: the "today" host went on to apologize for her comments, hosting a roundtable discussion about the practice, but it was too little, too late. >> i want to begin with two words, i'm sorry. >> it was shocking to hear someone who

finds.ttzlonghat aaa calls e mosteadliest in the nation indian head highway 114 sh and hasan rouhani are thr hough installation approved because it is not in a school or as req. >> according to aaa mid atlantic there are 47 crashes along the set in maryland. and there were t fpewoopatle who live in the ara wanted four cameras we just got the one. >> so you have 18 mill kill every parts roadway is dangerous. had you tput a camera in on one spot at intersection next to relate. may not dot job and driving home it's traffic safety message. >> shows speeds in that area it's a 55 mile an hour zone.om >>ing up investigation underway after a fire broke out at seniorer in edistrict. >> new details after someone was set on fire. tonight her neighbor under arrest. lindsay. >> we learned about the investigates in the last few hourtz victim is brother and grant they talkedo sew had you things are doing, shawn? >> julien h. you things are doing, shawn? >> julien h. >> did "the final 5" at 11:30 test i'm jennifer wexton, and i approve then message. searbara comstock's fake ad? jennifer wexn backed a deal ol lead

best for the workers as chevrolet impala was the first cars have rolled off the assembly lines here hough a century ago sixty million cars later and the lordstown factory could face closure on march first next year there is definitely still hope because i think even even mary barra the c.e.o. of g.m. knows how important that lordstown is taught us and maybe you know why i'm doing this is just a reminder to let her know like there are people like me there are people like me that have children that depend we literally depend on being able to go to work and make good you know money and get our paycheck at the end of the week and if you take that away from us what are we going to do tell me while they carve and others know that their union the state government and president trump are on their side they just hope that they can keep their plant and their livelihoods going. that's have plenty more news coming up at the top of the hour i'm helena free in ballet and right now here's a look at the world markets as they sound thanks to a company and see see our. country going to international talk s

jack hough baron's senior editor and carol roth. what do you make of the move in oil and what is driving the trade? >> i think oil is one of those things that is always a bit of an overhang on the market. it is very difficult to predict but i actually think something else is going on here, melissa. i think investors are grappling with a narrow but very plausible path forward. if you have earnings you think are perhaps not going to be that robust next year, obviously that is not going to increase valuations. but for people who think that earnings will be very robust, there is concerns about inflation and the interest rates and the fed continuing to raise those interest rates. so that means we have a very narrow path to increase valuations. and i think that traders are trying to get their heads wrapped around that. melissa: jack what do you think of that theory? >> i really agree with that. the outlook next year is 10% earnings growth. before this year, this year was the only here in recent history when the estimates went up. usually

♪ >> friend and family including stevie wonder, kim kardashian and kris jenner, akwafina and derek hough"a legendary christmas with john and chrissy." >> favorite celebrity guest to carole with on this show. >> meghan trainor was a lot of fun. she brought extra sweaters and hats. ♪ and a partridge in a pear tree ♪ >> another guest, darren criss, both he and john won emmys this year, but in one category darren actually beat john. >> percentage chance that you and darren brought your emmys to christmas caroling. >> we did not, but we discussed how he beat me for an emmy. >> he's so nice. >> yeah he should have beat me. >> but you still go one. >> i know. it's all good. >> i said i was gonna kanye rush the stage if he didn't win. >> if darren didn't win. ♪ baby i hope santa brings you >> favorite christmas memory growing up? >> oh, my gosh, probably putting out the cookies for santa and then catching my dad in the act of eating them. >> gift that is on luna's christmas list this year. >> oh gosh. >> she doesn't even know what she wants. >> lip balm. she loves lip balm. >> ya, girl. >> that'

i wanted to show sort of hough i progressed as a photographer.when i started out, i moved to india in 2000, and i was using a lot of panoramic. i was shooting black and white, was going to places like -- where a lot of photograph issues go to cut their teeth. and then i started working in afghanistan. i had a roommate at the time in india who was working afghanistan, and he came back from a trip and said, you're a woman and you care about women's issues and you should go to afghanistan and see women living under the taliban so i said, okay. of course i had no money. i was a free lance photographer and 27 years old so i called my sister and asked if i could borrow $2,000 to go to afghanistan, and she said yes. then i called my mother and said i'm going to afghanistan, she said, okay, have a good time, honey. and i went. so these are some of the early pictures of afghanistan under the taliban. and photography was illegal at the time. photography of any living thing. so, i had to keep my cameras in a bag and sneak around and take pictures whenever i

hough a million people from a population of eleven million have moved abroad in search of jobs. they've left behind a nation crippled by debt now running up one hundred eighty percent of g.d.p. . you almost a thought as was economics minister in the leftwing sirus a government that swept to power three years ago. how much has society being hood by those ideas of enforced austerity i think it will be here more than the other side. with the exception of world wars that there is. a lot of there's regard shall refer to the big twenty five but sir. that's a huge through the actual times of this we had forty percent decline in the amount of junk i was weighed the salary of bank shows so the cost was huge you know. emergency services have been hit as hard as any firefight as it had wages steadily cut they even have to buy their own uniforms. this unit is based in a complex that was the pride of the two thousand and four athens olympics they were called out until nine pm long after the fire had destroyed the town. demitra stuff hopeless is a senior fire officer and president of the fire

she was hit by a company shuttle bus on monday night near charleston road and hough avenue. police say that the driver of the bus is cooperating with the investigation. >>> time now 4:41. anne makovec is continuing to monitor developments in the mass shooting in southern california from our live news desk. >> also coming upthngssive ar f >> and taking a live look outside, in san francisco, 60 degrees. you can see the commuters making their way into and out of the city. it is 4:41. it's time for sleep number's veterans day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299 - save $400. plus, 36-month financing. ends monday. >>> i'm anne makovec following developing news out of thousand oaks california where 13 people have died in a mass shooting at a bar. this was at the borderline bar & grill in thousand oaks. it's in ventura county. 12 people were shot and then the gunman also died at the scene before authorities arrived. among the dead, a

hough a million people from a population of eleven million have moved to brood in search of jobs so. they've lived behind a nation crippled by debt now running up one hundred eighty percent of g.d.p. . you almost a thought as was economics minister in the left wing serious a government that swept to power three years ago. how much has society being hood by those ideas have been forced austerity i think it will be here more than the other side. with the exception of world wars that there is. a lot of there's regard shall refer to the big twenty five but sir. that's a huge through the actual times of this we had forty percent decline in the amount of jacobs wages salaries thanks so much so the cost was huge you know. emergency services have been hit as hard as any firefight as it had wages steadily cut they even have to buy their own uniforms. this unit is based in a complex that was the pride of the two thousand and four athens olympics they were called out until nine pm long after the fire had destroyed the town. demitra stuff thoughtless is a senior fire officer and president of the

nearly 80-thousand have clicked- onto social media -- to watch john hough's video of a fight during atween alton and riverview gardens high school. chantay betts - parent: "i saw it on facebook. it seems like it just got completely out of hand. i don't know what started it. ."the video shows -- the game stopping in mid-play friday -- when two basketball players confront each other below the basket in the alton high school gym.bill saulle -- hanging at an alton high school hockey game with his son-- watched a portion of the video with news4. bill saulle - parent: "you hate to see that happen. to your point, they are there to learn teamwork, leadership and extra curricular activities. ."a riverview gardens district spokesman tells news four -- "riverview gardens school district has a long tradition of athletic integrity and excellence.this unfortunate incident is not representative of the athletic culture that exists in riverview gardens." news4 reached out to alton's schol district, but have not heard back.chantay betts - parent: "some kids just lack the respect for each other when the

hough has the history jim myth of world wore 2 as a good war cost us and cost us at the wrong end upof our power who hold to us. like great brian's civilizing mission, america's moral exceptionalin morphs into an ideal of who it victim so i. hurt was a great admirer of the british raj and the american neo-nazi grasped the distinction between race and power remember just as the spanish civil war became a way about not think offering the empire, we changed the subject to darfur or syria or some other humanitarian cries for which we are directly complicit. we mistake forgetfullingfullingr innocence so in choosing the stories we want to hear we must clear space for those stories and perspectives that will upend the ones we have 0 blightly inherited. thanks a lot. [applause] >> i didn't give you any time for questions but maybe you can meet me in the lobby.

nearly 80-thousand have clicked- onto social media -- to watch john hough's video of a fight during aetween alton and riverview gardens high school. chantay betts - parent: "i saw it on facebook. it seems like it just got completely out of hand. i don't know what started it. ."the video shows -- the game stopping in mid-play friday -- when two basketball players confront each other below the basket in the alton high school gym.bill saulle -- hanging at an alton high school hockey game with his son-- watched a portion of the video with news4. bill saulle - parent: "you hate to see that happen. to your point, they are there to learn teamwork, leadership and extra curricular activities. ."a riverview gardens district spokesman tells news four -- "riverview gardens school district has a long tradition of athletic integrity and excellence.this unfortunate incident is not representative of the athletic culture that exists in riverview gardens." news4 reached out to alton's schol district, but have not heard back.chantay betts - parent: "some kids just lack the respect for each other when th

hough did that happen? how did we lose sight of that? that's where i'm trying to get. i'm looking forward to seeing that new york review of books issue. thank you very much. >> thank you. i just came from sonya vote mior's talk and i thought we have hope and burst into tears, and i felt lucky, and then i came outside. >> guest: then you came over here. >> i know, i read everything in the guardian. love the guardian. in my purse is "the new york times." i get it still delivered to my door. i grew up reading journals. last night i was watching bill maher and they were discussion the origin of hate and die it to the gingrich years. i think is goes back to 1964. there's hate here, like nothing i've ever seen where candidates in "new york times" today, two or articles where the asked candidates to speak kindly of their fellow candidate, one want senator cruz would couldn't say one civil thing but beto or rourke and the other was front tennessee, ms. rockburn on senator rosen, our future. sonia sotomayor rolled me into a positive moment for five minutes and then i win back o

it happened a little before 7:00 at charleston and hough.olice say a woman was struck by a vehicle there. >> that intersection was closed for hours so police could investigate. witnesses tell us a bus may have been involved. police so far are not giving us those details about the driver or the identity of the woman who died. a quick follow up for you now. two young sub lynx that disappeared from the south bay are safe. a story we started covering this past weekend. here's the mother. she's the alleged kidnapper. the mother took her kids during a supervised vis at which time a social worker at a san jose park on friday. deputies found them near colorado springs yesterday. the children were not hurt. >>> well, coming up, we are following breaking news, bad air quality creates problems in the city. >>> some are calling it the most important mid-term election in decades. we'll have a live report from washington, d.c. as the future of congress hangs in the balance. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital w

. >>> reporter: the intersection of charleston and hough is busy where hundreds of employees cross at the start and end of each day. it was around 6:45 p.m. monday when one of the google employees, emily hong, was struck and killed by a turning google bus. >> we responded fairly quickly and when we got there, a couple of our officers attempted cpr on the woman who was lying in the roadway. mountain view firefighters also responded. they also attempted cpr but unfortunately, the woman who had been hit by the bus was declared dead at the scene. >> reporter: hong worked in google's finance department. the company released a statement saying, quote, she brought an incredible spark to google. she was inquisitive, creative analytical, positive, generous and kind. our deepest condolences are with her family and friends. many of those friends stopped to pay their respects at a small memorial by the scene. they say they are heartbroken and in need of answe determining fault any kind of mitigating factors that may have influenced the collision. >> reporter: they are looking at whether hong was

. >>> reporter: the intersection of charleston and hough is busy where hundreds of employees cross at the start and end of each day. it was around 6:45 p.m. monday when one of the google employees, emily hong, was struck and killed by a turning google bus. >> we responded fairly quickly and when we got there, a couple of our officers attempted cpr on the woman who was lying in the roadway. mountain view firefighters also responded. they also attempted cpr but unfortunately, the woman who had been hit by the bus was declared dead at the scene. >> reporter: hong worked in google's finance department. the company released a statement saying, quote, she brought an incredible spark to google. she was inquisitive, creative analytical, positive, generous and kind of our deepest condolences are with her family and friends. many of those friends stopped to pay their respects at a small memorial point, we are v much in the beginning of the investigation trying to figure out what happened, you know, determining fault any kind of mid gating factors that may have influenced the collision. >> repor

let's go to the market panel, talk about the action with jack hough, "barron's" senior editor and scott martin. what do you make of bidding up the market in anticipation of this big sit-down tomorrow. i guess investors are hopeful? >> you read that right, hope is a good word, connell. it just goes to show you how really dependent market on the trade working out. the volume was kind of light t wasn't the passionate buying we saw on wednesday, for example. take that with a grain of salt. goes to show you, any news, talked about in the previous hour with liz claman. any news that comes out that is somewhat progressive, somewhat constructive, maybe a deal worked out, maybe tariffs forgotten for january 1st, as far as increases will be good for s&p, there is excitement a deal is nearby. connell: comment, that kristina partsinevelos referenced there is maybe points of consensus on trade. we're trying to read between the lines because we don't have anything else to go on yet, what might those points be, do you think? >> i couldn't tell but the chinese are looking at more than 100 points. not d

lo's world dance colleague derek hough.ou when your boss is on the cover of insta? like there's my boss, and then you open it up and she's just wearing a green cape. >> it's not that i'm used to it, but i don't -- i expect nothing different from her really. you know what i mean? but i have to say i'm getting some inside scoop sitting next to her the way she takes photos. fascinating. >> reporter: as for the secret to j. lo's perfect locks, even her hair extensions arrive in style. check out this video derek shared from the set of "world of dance" where they started >> we have white chairs this season. you don't even know. it's so funny because the first day jennifer came in and she goes, we need white chairs. oh, my gosh. it changed the whole feel. the whole vibe. i know why you're j. lo now. >> derek's doing some experimenting with his own look, growing out his facial hair for the month of november to support the cause close to his heart. >> movember is an az mag organization that has raised so much and donated so much mon

but i think it's an example hough we can start healing in this country, rather than dehumanizing, discarding people who attack us who say mean and nasty things to us. let's try to have a conversation with them. >> how much responsibility do you think president trump bears for this change in our discourse for the worst? >> oh, he's certainly contributed to this. he has certainly contributed to this. but, kasie, it's a mistake to think that this is all his fault. we all have to look in the mirror. that means all the politicians. that means members of the media. of course, it means every single american because we all contributed to what we're living in our country today. all these rallies i'm watching, whether it's trump or obama, i don't think this is good. i think we need more conversations, more dialogue in our country and fewer rallies. >> with all due respect, president trump's rhetoric is distinctly different from president obama's in this context. >> no question. no question. and i said that from the start that he certainly is responsible, in part, for all of this. but all of these rall

heather zumarriaga vision four vice president and jack hough, "barron's" senior editor and veronica dagher from "the wall street journal." it was a crazy week, jack, we had the trade deadline. we've seen this over the last 2 1/2 weeks, we've seen this number of times, comment from the administration, often on down day for stocks that helps us. first president says things are moving nicely. the market goes up. next day the market is down, he says we'll make a deal with china. markets reverse losses. we're up 200 on the idea that the tariffs may be delayed. there was today. so what is happening in the market, jack, do you think? the administration is really moving toward as deal with china or they want us and market participants to think they are? >> oh, goodness pains me to think our gains are now dependent on the president's choice of words any given day. i think for all the frantic moves in the market it is where we're supposed to be. we're up a couple percent for the year. where are big gains with earnings up who are than 1%? we got them last year. the market is forward-looking. we knew

lost,hough my candidates i want to explain a couple things. first of all, laura kelly, i did not vote for her. i'm not worried about it. i think she is pragmatic. i can live with that. number two, my man kevin lost. i'm concerned about that. ms. davis got tons of outside money, from outside the state. group supported her as well as big democratic funders. here's the problem. republican national committee did not even support kevin yoder, did not give him the funding he needed to win this race. it was lost long ago. the polls were exactly right. she was going to win and she did. she is a very liberal representative. it will change our district. host: that is diane in kansas. just after 11:00, you are not imagining things. the show continues even though we normally end up 10:00. facebook posts on the results of the election. (202)-748-8000 for democrats, (202)-748-8001 for republicans, (202)-748-8002 for independents. the president is expected to speak at 11:30 a.m. this morning. we will take you to that live. jim in california, you are next. ca

hough did that work out? there are fewer and fewer hispanic in the republican coalition. white women, who are college educated, they're outies. they had a moment in 2016, at the access hollywood pussy grabber tame and republican said i think i might have to get separated from my husband and then they get a moment as of 16 ground on and on and went thank you stormy daniels and '17 ground on and on and they got divorced from the g.o.p. right now we're at the point where there's a restraining order in the gang because they're done with the republican party. they are gone. and college educated women were what allowed republicans to hold seats in, say, pennsylvania in the suburbs of philadelphia. boom. they're gone. pennsylvania that was part of trump's red wall, flipped over. it's all democrats now. they won sweeping victories. democrats won in wisconsin. and michigan. walking away. not even having to break a sweat. and that is because donald trump is poison to these folks and it's like every week donald trump wakes up and sets out to do three things, make my hair higher, and

ralph's family was very civic-minded. en - hough he goes to kind of very traditional schools, hprincetonaw school, he stands out there, both for his brains and his earnest wonkiness. cont ry to the zeitgeist of the 1950s, heame out of that ching not to do well but to do good in the form of public service. ralph was unknown in 1965. his now-famous book, "unsafe atny speed," was a very detailed, earnest book about an auto industry that didn't put safety first. - this is the sizzling corvair monza spyder, with a whopping big 150-horsepower turbo air engine. - ralph's accusations were about safety of the corvair. the car companies weren't gonna make as much money if they had to pay attention toafety. so they didn't want ralph aroun it wasn't very glamorous to talk about safety in cars. - generamotors famously d stupidly sent women to ntrap and embarrass and ruin him. ralph didn't bite. reported what had happened, and the united states senate held a hearing where general motors chairman james roche, the head of a company that was larger than any country except for three at the time, apologize

life,hough it was a short he was lost at sea when he was was like a stone being dropped in the water.he ripple effects keep going. and it is still going. ea,is amazing, on the hokul there is a plaque dedicated to eddie. there is a quote from the bible? no greater man is he who sacrifices his life to his friends? 'a lot of the north shore is known for its beaches, big waves, and surfing. surfing also plays a significant role in attracting tourists. tourism, the island's largest industry, makes up about 21% of the state's economy. we continue our special look at hawaii with local journalist marcel anore. learn about to the honolulu mass transit system. >> we are at the newsroom for honolulu civil beat. it is an outlet that has been here on honolulu for the past eight years or so. it is a nonprofit news site that tries to fill the need for in-depth and investigative journalism in hawaii. i have covered everything from immigration to education to transportation. transportation is my main focus here in hawaii. a 20-mile, building 21-station rail project, elevated rail project. and it has b

hough did you win? >> i don't know.ot a lot of democrats in here i'm trying to convert. >> let's take some calls and we will take questions from the audience as well. so, if you do have a question for these gentlemen, the book i's is called "tommy: my journey of a lifetime now and james from seattle. go ahead. >> caller: let's go back to reagan administration. reagan passed a tax bill in 1986 before that the tax rate was 50%. also, during george w. bush, another republican president he had taxed cut and got all these tax cuts, there was immediate recession. when democrats in office, you guys always don't have no money, you are tough on crime, such as newt gingrich and these guys when you was in office. now sense the problem is not correct but open, and it's mostly affecting people like you, your family members and white people, you're all about treatment now. what are you going to do to help these black people who have these records which they can't get no jobs because the tough on crime, which recently it was ruled tha

that's hough it should work. ... had the same 32 approval touch plans and as sompointsin some of thema million-dollar grant so my questions were how can they reform the process but its streamlined but alsit'sstreamlit there is a single point of contact in a single warehouse of information but when it does have to change they have access to what's been done at this point because so many times it felt like starting from scratch eight months into the process. if you go back to confirm the numbers i think as a result we had to physically perform 2.3 million home inspections. why can't we just use technology? >> if we use technology and get something wrong i get hit with a negative ig report. >> so residents that had the forethought to think before i'm going to take pictures of my house why can't i use satellite imagery those photographs were not so permissible. >> i had been in office for two months and it was my first disaster going through and it blew my mind that it takes 17,000 people to do 2.3 million home inspectio

[laughter] >> bill: hough -- how are you feeling?arly a blue wave but also a red wall. it's like a hurricane hitting. will the blue wave overcome the red wall? we don't know the answer to that. >> i hope i'm wrong. i'm feeling bad. i'm feeling like what we might see is the revenge of the elites, the revenge of the comfortable not caring whether the jobs are going well. they're comfort. they just want to send a message. >> bill: all who they despise. >> all the rhetoric we've heard against donald trump is coming together. that's what i feel. i hope that substance wins out over that and people vote for what is going to actually benefit them in their lives. i don't know. i have a bad feeling. >> here is the thing. steve's economic message and how he message and sadly the president made a far right turn a couple of weeks ago we're not talking about the economy. is it about racism, fear, the caravan? >> i want to challenge the idea, bill. talking about enforcing our borders is far right. >> i believe enforcing the border. it is how you ta