could this be the key to finding jack's killer?ere's keith morrison. >> after five years and a string of detectives, this was a game to avoid, and then one day, a whole impossible business was handed off to tom dove. >> i can't tell you how many times i thought, just move on, give up, move on. >> there was no hope of new evidence, obviously, like fingerprints or dna, just the infuriating puzzle that got more difficult with each passing year. >> after i reviewed the case, i had no feeling for the family, no feeling for jack jesse. >> to get his head in the game, tom met with those closest to jack, like his brother, david. >> and when i met with david, he inspired me. his determination not to let the love for his brother go was a big motivating factor. >> but david also had some provocative information. something jack told him after arguing with sandra about moving to arizona. >> anything ever happens to me, she said, it's her. >> not the only thing jack said such a thing, turns out. >> he told me, i wouldn't be surprised if she kill

herself, jack's wife, sandra.o with that new perspective on the case, doug revisited sandra's old interview, the hours of mostly useless chatter. >> how many times did you listen to that? >> at least ten times. >> and then it jumped out at him. right about here on the tape, sandra is going through slips of paper in her day planner. she looks at one and says -- >> this is my son's friend. >> listen to it again. >> this is my son's friend. >> this is my son's friend. one phrase in hours of material, but it got dove's mind racing. if the bartender was right that the killers were friends of sandra's son, could that slip of paper hold the key to the case? dove tore through bags of evidence and there it was, the day planner seized five years earlier just after the murder. >> i went through that day planner for probably a day or more. went through every scratch, piece of paper, notation, everything that was put into place in that day planner was looked at. there was a small piece of note paper with the name which appeare

jack, it looks good. you look like beyonce. >> i should always have one of these blowing on me. >> jimmy: yeah. it's like diana ross, central park. it's fantastic. i have to discuss many things with you, my friend. >> before we do, though, can we just talk about my entrance a a little bit more? >> jimmy: no, we just did. we got that out of the way. [ laughter ] >> i know, but -- >> jimmy: here's -- got out of the way. >> there's a whole story behind every one of my moves. >> jimmy: there is. i mean, the cards? >> well, the cards were magic. [ laughter ] and then the -- fireball of energy. >> jimmy: oh, that was exciting. >> i was just thinking, you could probably put some special effects in post between like -- no? okay. >> jimmy: no. no, no, we can't. [ laughter ] >> and then the floss i did because my boy -- i did a floss one time. and he said "never, ever do the floss again." my boy is 10 years old. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and it's, like, the most horrifying thing. and i did it just to torture him. >> j

becomes a mentor for jack murtha and tip o'neill is jack murthaou know, needs to be on these fact-findingrips around the world wherever there are appropriations for military movements. for instance, one of the very first ones in 1978, he finds himself back in vietnam, back in southeast asia, and he is meeting with various political figures as well as with military figures, and one of the things he does is he records on tape in a diary, his actions throughout the day. one of the things we have here in the collection are these wonderful transcripts of his tapes, also with his notations on them. one of the things it says here, the state department was stating that there were two or 3000 russians in vietnam today. they give approximately $500 million per year in aid. they were also talking about the claims of the vietnamese not being friendly to the russians and especially, being more friendly to the chinese. so basically a fact-finding trip, is what is going on here. trying to figure out who are the players on the ground in vietnam, still? wasicularly later on, he also trying to go to beirut

melissa: jack, jack. >> go ahead. melissa: the stock market rally after president trump was elected because people felt it would lead to lower taxes and less ragelation which happened? there is a connection there? you can't say there is no connection? >> one day rally, you're telling me investors anticipated the corporate tax cut like the one we got? melissa: no, one-day rally. talking about the rally after the election that continued, that we're now seeing this pullback. so you don't think, you don't think the run-up post president trump election had anything to do with him? >> i don't think so. i think rally we've had is continuation of a long market rally started under obama and has been dominated by zero interest rates. i grant you by borrowing tons of money from china and paying for those corporate tax cuts, we've given another leg up to this market. we don't yet know how that story ends. melissa: adam, what do you think about jack's theory? >> i think that is the craziest thing i ever heard. for crying out loud,

jack fitzpatrick? guest: mitch mcconnell sat down with some bloomberg reported last week and brought up, when we asked about the debt and his plans to address it or what he hopes to do to address it, he specifically brought up entitlement spending, medicare, medicaid, and social security, and said that is where it had to be from, you cannot make it up through tax increases. but he did say this is such a hot button issue that anything that would significantly cut socialg, especially on security, medicare, and medicaid, would get so much pushback that you will probably not see a unified republican government take that on and that he really would have preferred if they could have done something under the obama administration. the difference was the obama administration did not want to do that so you see, especially republicans, kind of between a rock and a hard place. they do not want to raise taxes to make up for the difference. but they want to cut spending, somehow, or at least impose limitations, rais

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jack blankenship aka the uy alabama face g. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing, jackhi, everybody, how's it going? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: jack, as the alabama face guy, what did you think about those people holding those huge pictures of me at ng the game? >> i thought it was pretty funny but i'll be totally honest, jimmy.ne i kind of got thing going on now. >> jimmy: what?ou what'snew thing. >> playing the melodica with my nose. >> jimmyi'm sorry? [ light laughter ] jack, i don't know if that's going to catch on. you're the alabama face guy. that's you're thing, like, that thing. [ laughter ] yeah >> well, not any more, jimmy. i mean, i've been practicing the melodica through my nose alone my apartment every night for the past several months. and i've nevereen happier. i mean, i used to be like this. [ laughter ] >>immy: yeah. >> and then i went to this. [ cheers and applause ] and now i feel comfortable enough to play it with roots, if that's okay. >> jimmy: i mean, quest, what do you think? >> questlove: sure, why not? lelas do it. hter ] >> jimmy: do yo

jack, thank you. that they spent in tonga. >> so they wore some brightly colored traditional dress this morning to meet some of the south pacific island's political leaders, but a small boy who was there to help greet them stole the show. >> yeah, after the royals strolled by, the kid was probably so overwhelmed that he took a nap. >> he was so excited. >> later when the kid woke up, harry knelt down and gave him a hug and harry and meghan helped dedicate two tongan forest preserves before they left tonga. are you wowed? are you not entertained, jack? >> i am -- i am mercifully speechless. >> so much fun. >> day 12 tomorrow. >> when is this over? >> never. >> we still have next week. >>> coming up, as if. okay. >> ew, get off of me! ugh, as if. >> i put the em-phas-is on the wrong -- >> syl-lable. >> i totally just paused there because we're about to reveal something that fans of the movie "clueless" have been waiting for for 23 years. >>> but first, how embattled nbc tv host megyn kelly is reportedly

i want to recognize the two daughters of jack. jodi, ifor deborah and don't know where you are sitting -- i am sorry, right here, for whatwo of you, you know you are talking about when you are talking about your father, all these escapades in things. i there are two people -- called your dad july 11, his birthday -- i called him up and wished him a happy birthday. joan answers. if you sell these two people, and especially if you saw fitral singlaub, he could in his uniform today and lead a rifle battalion today. the guy is amazing. i know there are going to be a lot of people especially the back row that won't pay attention to whatever the heck i say. i want to make sure they get the words i say right. i believe in the things i am going to say. thiske to general singlaub week about serving america and what it means to both of us. i want to share some of our thoughts with all of you tonight. requires us,erica today and tomorrow, to stand together as champions for freedom. soldiers of liberty who are on the right side of history. an

. >> jack, let me start with you.g for secretary kemp to resign, putting out a statement brian kemp is maliciously wielding his power of the office for political gain and silence voices of thousands of eligible voters, majority of them people of color. what do you make of this request for him to resign? >> i think number one it is a manufactured crisis. she pulled this every election year since 2014. she makes a big deal about it and then it might go to court, might not go to court, but always fades away. 53,000 people are in question, every one of them can vote. her claims are so bad that the aclu, hardly a republican pro-camp group, has said she's wrong. that all of these people will be eligible to vote. it is a provisional situation because unfortunately for george so soros and other groups that back her, they have to comply by the law, but courts upheld the law. >> jack, reconcile the numbers. you have 53,000 registrations on hold, nearly 70% of them are african-american applicants or registry. >> the state legisl

>> stephen: now, you're playing jack ryan.en: did you read the books? >> i did read the books. i think i watched the movies first. i think i was probably 12 or something when "hunt for red october" came out. >> stephen: classic. >> classic. >> stephen: yep. >> good old alec baldwin. >> stephen: sure. >> can do no wrong for me. he also pays me to say that, to be fair, so. >> stephen: he's got people. >> no, i remember watching that movie and thinking that was so cool and, you know, truly, i think in a world of superheroes and people with capes and shooting things out of their hands, it was really nice to see a guy who was just using his brain and his instinct to try to do what's right, and so i always connected to that character. and i think it's kind on a nice character to have these days. i have to say, the premiere of "jack ryan" was last week on the u.s.s. "iowa," partnered with the u.s.o., and i will tell you it was one of the greatest experience of my entire career, being up there and sharing that with all those brave men

, these gantry jacks from fremont street were able to be utilized over at first street.hose were able to be engaged, they were engaged monday night -- sunday night, and traffic was -- has been diverted all week, so we did actually that traffic -- split traffic over there and reopen it. we've only been closing 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. there's absolutely no affects to the traffic. c.m.c. is doing our traffic control for detour. you can see that the same k-rail, concrete barrier system, crash cushion array will be implemented and is in position on first street. there is the delineator striping. this one, we were able to turn the jacks in a 90° angle, so our wooden mat is only 5 foot wide as opposed to 10 foot wide on fremont street, so this shows the configuration. the thornton tomasetti confirmed to take the load off that we do want to takeoff of these girders, we do have to put some support in the train box levels, so those levels will get some supports, as well. we don't have to take all the load off because we have a girder that is carrying its own load, so it's a slightl

today we talked to jack stark. the president of continental resources.ake a closer look at how some companies are trying to unlock more value on assets where they operate. ♪ alix: an oil company wants to make more money, try a royalty investment trust. here is how they work. an oil company leases mineral and service rights from a farmer. basically a small land plot for a well and anything below the surface. it pays out 4%-8% of production revenue to the farmer. over time, the oil company winds up owning the land. either they buy it outright, or it is passed down to them to acquisitions. -- through acquisitions. the oil company basically pays itself that revenue stream. so, let's monetize it. they take the royalties from land ownership and wrap it into a trust. then the revenue stream go right into the trust, then, an ipo and, boom. instant money. for investors, the upside is you have exposure to production growth without the headache of rising cost. who cares if the drill cost -- costs $10,000 or $200,000? the royalties stay the same. the downside is you

jack: china wants to have it both ways.s one of the two major economies. they wanted their currency to be accepted by the imf. they don't want their currency to be fully convertible and subject to all market pressures the way it world reserve currency would have to be. do they want that in the long-term? possibly. i think their conversations between chinese and europe looking at ways to alternatives to settling in dollars and going through things like swift. tom: one final question with secretary lew. was democratic party distracted over the last 24 and the debate. to does your party get back what you lived a number of decades ago? jack: i hear a lot of discussion about where is the democratic party going? in a few weeks, on election day, we will see whether or not democrats win a majority in the house. the arithmetic is straightforward. if we win bet the majority, it will be because we picked up central seats and switch overs and you'll see a group of new faces and new moderates come to washington. where inot a moment expe

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up top, jack! [crash] ...mondays, right? [laughter] beef up your breakfast with my new steak & egg breakfast burrito. part of the breakfast burrito family. it's the final countdown: will brett kavanaugh be the next supreme court justice? a vote today could determine his fate. s may soon see r >>> it's the final countdown. will brett kavanaugh be the next supreme court justice? a vote today could detee te. >> drivers may soon see some relief. a key phase is under way to shore up the damaged transbay transit center in san francisco. details on the effort to re- open fremont street. >> the city is gearing up for the fleet week. the blue angels take flight today. good morning, it is friday, october 5th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. 5:00 on the dot. let's head outside take a look at the conditions on this friday morning. as we take a live look at some of the traffic in the east bay, jaclyn dunn will have a full report coming up. she will get it "done." a live look at the "salesforce tower" in the city by

take thee, jack christopher stamp... to my wedded husband....windsor. concerns have been expressed about the cost of providing security. in the event, it was a much smaller occasion than the sussexes wedding, with a shorter route and crowds which were respectable rather than large. would that have mattered to the couple at the centre of it all? one assumes not. the story of how one british record label established jamaican reggae in britain and influenced some of the biggest names in punk and pop, will be premiered tonight. music: israelites — desmond dekker & the aces. the steady sound of jamaican reggae. introduced to britain by trojan records, the label secured dozens of hit songs. rudeboy: the story of trojan records, directed by nick jack davis, retraces the label's influence on the uk council estates, inspiring a new generation of british youths. you couldn't go to white clubs, simple. so, natural thing, you make your own fun. bringing the story to the contemporary world and showing why it is important, and it is important because music an

these are the jacks that have been set up, about six of the jacks set up as crews fix the cracked stealms that shut down the transit center since last tuesday. i want to show you video as they put up those jacks there that took several hours to position here on freemont street over the weekend. now the point of those jacks are to relieve weight on the cracked beams that still need to be repaired and took several hours just to put up those jacks we showed you. the goal is to have cars drive here on freemont street around the jacks. >> ultimately we intend to open a portion of freemont street. we don't know the timeline for that. >> reporter: back out here live, you're looking at the jacks that are set up to help them fix those beams, but unfortunately for bus riders you're going to have to go to the temporary bus terminal on main and howard but official hope to get things back to normal by the end of the week. we're live here in san francisco, pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> developing story for you now. >> yeah. >> the safe drug injection sites are now off the ta

waiting inside the chapel, the groom, jack brooksbank.sbank. the bridejoined him at the altar, where they exchanged their vows. i eugenie victoria helena... take thee jack christopher stamp... as my wedded husband. and a carriage ride through windsor. it was seen as an attempt to copy harry and meghan markle and concerns had been raised about the cost of providing security. in the event it was a much smaller occasion. a smaller route and a crowd that was respectable rather than large, but would that have mattered to the couple at the centre of it all? one assumes not. my my goodness, it was windy. they actually got quite a good day. 23, a bit of sunshine. we have seen gusts up bit of sunshine. we have seen gusts up to around 80 miles an hour in western parts of wales, storm callum is with us. these are the areas covered by the met office amber warning. we could see some flooding in places and that rain band extends in across north—west england and good parts of scotland. dryer towards the west, dry to the east of it as well and that split

up top, jack! [crash] ...mondays, right? [laughter] beef up your breakfast with my new steak & egg breakfast burrito. part of the breakfast burrito family. >>> this is jack-in-the-box's perfect combo. >> perfect combo. myself and how about this. a picture from an interview marsh. try my hardest not to look down at this man standing on top of a step stool. >> are you on the left? >> yeah, right. [ laughter ] >> so, this week. i made sure to sit down with the 49ers pass rusher. >> i thought we would upgrade to stools, what do you think? >> i appreciate it. making it easier for me to sit here and not laugh, man. that caught me off guard. who is this guy? >> great guy, but, i just had to -- i was holding it in. the laughter was sitting right there. i don't know if you could tell. >> i could tell a little bit. it made me wonder have you ever been interviewed by someone standing on a step stool before? >> no, i have not, first for me. [ laughter ] >> that was fabulous. fabulous. the next opponent, the arizona cardinals and correct

take thee, jack christopher stamp.... and then a carriage ride through windsor. concerns have been expressed about the cost of providing security. in the event, it was a much smaller occasion than the sussexes' weeding, with a shorter route, and crowds which were respectable, rather than large. will that have mattered to the couple at the centre of it all? 0ne assumes not. nicholas witchell, bbc news. usain bolt has scored his first two goals for a professional football team. the hundred meter world record holder scored for the australian side central coast mariners in a preseason friendly. he is hoping that his performance will pave a way for a professional contract as a football player for the coming season. football now and both engalnd and northern ireland have been tonight both engalnd and northern ireland have been in action in the uefa nations cup. england had to play in a totally empty stadium after croatia were punished after a swastika was marked on their pitch before a match in 2015. they were hoping to gain r

she mentioned jack berkman, an associate of jack berkman, was offering the money.are uninitiated, i pray you are uninitiated, is a conspiracy theorist, self-promoting republican lobbyist troll. he latches onto random causes in hopes of getting himself in front of a camera. he has put sexual assault allegations against other people before only to have them blow up in his face because it turns out to not be true. one remarkable instance that i remember, my first interaction with jack berkman was -- and this guy is a lobbyist, okay? he introduced legislation around the time that michael sand, first openly gay nfl player to be drafted, h he introduced legislation at the time that would ban openly gay men from playing in the nfl. this a lobbyist, not a lawmaker introducing a bill. it was absurd and more absurd the fact i ended up finding out jack berkman's brother was gay. i called up jack berkman's brother about, it said i'm ashamed of what my brother is doing. that's where we are in this robert mueller saga. >> we're talking about this, it's the kind of accusation tha

take thee, jack christopher stamp...hen, a carriage ride through windsor. concerns have been expressed about the cost of providing security. in the event, it was a much smaller occasion than the sussexes wedding, with a shorter route and crowds which were respectable rather than large. would that have mattered to the couple at the centre of it all? 0ne assumes not. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the head of the company at the centre of the controversy about stock piled medical waste has hit back against claims of mismanagement. speaking for the first time, garry pettigrew of healthcare environmental services, told the bbc that body parts were not stored any longer than they should have been. the company has been stripped of some nhs contracts after hundreds of tonnes of clinical waste piled up at its sites. mr pettigrew was speaking to our health editor, hugh pym. he's the boss at the centre of a national row over hospital waste and garry pettigrew‘s company has lost disposable contract with some hospitals in infant becaus

one of them was her husband's former boss, warden jack cowley. bobbi parker had a hand in it right away? >> i was drawn to that conclusion. >> it was cowley, remember, who picked dial to run the pottery program out of the parkers' garage. then one day he now says he was driving by the parker home -- >> and i saw dial and bobbi out on the front porch drinking coffee or tea or something. >> they looked a little bit too cozy? >> right. >> then there were the phone calls from bobbi just after the prison break. she called her mother, and she made two more calls soon after that to a friend and her sister-in-law. but none to her husband. what did you think about that? >> i -- first of all, i thought it was relief. i thought it was good that she was able to make a phone call. i didn't think that she would be calling home because i just didn't figure dial would let her. >> maybe randy wasn't suspicious, but plenty of others were including charles sasser, the former detective who'd written a book on randolph dial. >> dial started off tending the warden's g

members of the royalfamily jack brooksbank. members of the royal family arriving in the last few minutes, including just before the bride, her grandparents, the queen and the duke of edinburgh. also there, of course, prince harry and his wife, meghan. just a few short months ago st george's chapel here in winter the scene of their wedding. a royal wedding —— a second royal wedding for winter this year. many of the younger members of the royalfamily are many of the younger members of the royal family are bridesmaids and page boys, including princess charlotte. many well—wishers gathered inside the grounds of the castle and members of the public on the street outside. and later on, of course, a carriage procession when the newlyweds will take a short carriage ride around the castle, so members of the public can see them. let's go to windsor now. they rather blustery winter. lots of guests holding onto their hats. sarah campbell is there. a good choice, no hat for you today? yeah, it wouldn't have stayed on. we have seen a few of

jack's father feels differently. immensely proud.answer any questions for you? well, it will never achieve closure, it's what people always go looking for, and to bury your son or your daughter, for any parent, i wouldn't wish it on anybody. but it made me realise, although i knew anyway, that what he was doing out there was worthwhile and the love for him out there is incredible. it is clear the british volunteers who went to syria made a mark. many who returned to the uk were arrested and questioned by police. but those whose lives were lost in battle will be remembered here as heroes. let's talk now to chris scurfield, whose son konstadinos, also known as erik, was killed fighting with kurdish forces against isis in syria. you call them kosta, actually. yeah. thank you very much for coming in and talking to us. how do you feel about the fact that he was out there fighting and died in that way? well, we are still in shock, really. yeah, the battlefield blew up for him, it is still blowing up for us, really. he was actually in the m

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then you have jack's parents and eugenie's pa rents, jack's parents and eugenie's parents, sister andnd, actually, a lot of little bridesmaids and page boys, including a showbiz element. absolutely. robbie williams' daughter, how did that happen?” think sarah ferguson, duchess of york, is great friends. i think they met on a cruise and she became great friends with robbie williams and his wife and they were spotted going shopping together, and then the families have got to know each other. quite a mix of showbiz royalty. yes, very glamorous. i think it is as glamorous as harry and meghan's wedding, perhaps even more so with the supermodels we have seen this morning. we saw liv tyler, james blunt, so it is a glamorous... it is also, from a fashion perspective, quite a hard time of year to dress for. it's not summer and it's not winter, so it is that thing of what do you wear? we have seenis thing of what do you wear? we have seen isa thing of what do you wear? we have seen is a very windy day, some beautiful hats. holding on to them! yes. what is, what other connections? there is steph

jack, i starting with you. you think -- the big question , is this just a blip or is it the start of something that may be a little bit more significan and you think it is perhaps the beginning of a correction. >> i do i think that underneath the surface, notwithstanding what bob talked about with tariffs and all th, is aeset in interest rates that will change the dynamic beten stocks and bonds. the fact is that over the last ten year thanks to central bank intervention, worldwide, r interees have been held too low deliberately to try to get investors to take on risk. the good news is it worked. ant to getal banks the rates back to fair value. which means that the bond market that tugble to pull in of where with two arms. and that's going to put up a challenge to stocks. >> define fair value. what's fair value in the 10 ear, do you think. >> fair value in the 10-year in my boom is 4.5% which equates currently to nominal gdp. nonal gdp being real gdp at 2.2 plus inflation at 2. that gets kne 4.5. and before this

what's did she say to you, jack? that she was incredibly happy. you, jack?to see the carriage ride which will happen when eugenie and jack have been married, come out to the grounds. let's get some more insights about the people coming and what we can expect, from vanity fair ‘s commentator katie nicholl. eugenie and jack, not that well known to the public. briefly, who are they? eugenie is ninth in line to the throne, ablett princess. in the 1980s we saw a lot more of beatrice and eugenie, we saw them growing up with their royal cousins, william and harry, but she is a private individual, she is not paid for by the royal family and does not carry the engagement is that the more senior royals do. jack, for wa nt more senior royals do. jack, for want of a better word, is a pretty regular prince, she met him five years ago on the slopes of verbier and fell in love with him. he is tequila brand ambassadors, he's spent years working in and out of nightclubs, the likes of mahiki where prince harry spent a lot of his youth. he is a very regular guy from a pretty o

a single cardi b song. >> jack?lert and i cannot name any cardi b songs. >> not a single one? >> not a single one. >> tony, no? >> and i'm okay with that. >> you know who knows all cardi b lyrics? whit johnson. whit johnson knows all of them. >>> next over to barbara bush. move over, rather, we should say -- >> just three months after announcing their engagement, supermodel karlie kloss and josh kushner, jared kushner's brother, have tied the knot looking beautiful and happy there. karlie and the couple took to instagram to share the news. >> "people" magazine reports 80 guests attended the small jewish wedding ceremony which was held in upstate new york state. the bride who just converted to judaism in june we're told wore a dior gown. >> looking like a vision. congratulations. >>> next, if you're going to photo bomb an engagement shoot, do it the right way and just get after it. >> amy schumer and her husband chris fischer did that to a couple in central park. so that's amy on the right. >> it's hard to see it the

jane: thanks, jack, for joining me. together in antoday at the white house, president trump signed into law a package of measures aimed at taling the growing addiction to drugs. last year he declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency, but despite evarts -- efforts to tackle the problem, the numbers are staggering. 70,000 people died last year of drug o linked to opioids.ty a warning, this report contains distressing images. >> my addiction to myself worth, my dignity, my self-respect. >> my health, my friends and family, my education, money. y>> it took family, my friends, my freedom. >>be most of my family memrs consider me dead. >> on the ground. >> it is referred to as the worst public healthanrisis in amer history. >> if heroin is the devil, fentanyl is the horsemen of the apocalypse. it is the one named death because it just brings death. alex is one of the 70,000 active h .hiladelphiaving in >> this ain't no life for nobody. he dies the evolution of opioid addiction in america. after being prescribed pai

jack kemp republican i knew jack very well spent many hours of them on and off the air where he'd think of what's gone on today. i think he would think that the party our party the republican parties missed a really big opportunity and that is to insure its own survival by making it appeal to new voters new communities minority communities specifically i mean we are supposed to be the party that was formed for that very purpose was to you know to liberate provide equal justice and i think jack kemp's message was the right one and one we should get back to and it's a shame that. the media has a lot to do with with misrepresenting a lot of where our party stands on issues but it's a shame that our party is not focused more on that and should be right now. to get to some of the areas the investigations the explosive devices continues with so it was the march of immigrant count of them two of the u.s. born in this interim states that there were terrorists within the count of and nothing's been proven what do you make of that mess. well the president statements are incredibly shameful and th

princess eugenie has married jack brooksbank at st george's chapel in windsor.ceremony. eugenie — the ninth in line to the throne — was given away by her father, prince andrew, watched by her grandmother, the queen and by her mother, sarah ferguson. nicholas witchell reports. hold on to your hats, it's another royal wedding — though not quite in the same league as harry and meghan‘s. today, five months after their big day, the sussexes slipped into st george's chapel through a side door. by contrast, the mother of the bride made an exuberant entrance outside the chapel. there are those within the royal family who can't forget the embarrassments the duchess of york has caused over the years, but this was the yorks' day and the duchess was making the most of it. the queen and the duke of edinburgh took their places in the chapeljust behind the duchess of york, the first time it's thought that the duke has been in such close proximity to his erstwhile daughter—in—law for 26 years. the bride, princess eugenie, arrived with her father, the duke of york. waiting insid

that's because jack-o'-lanterns are taking over the minnesota zoo this month.features more than 5,000 pumpkins from several states creatively carved to illuminate the trails. the jack-o'-lantern spectacular is in its tenth year. >> it looks kind of creepy, but oddly cool, though. >> yeah. and they're very intricately carved. >> i love halloween and i love when people go all out on it. it's just the best. >> but you won't see any animals there. >> they'd be too scared anyway. >> well, thanks for watching "early today." i'm marlie hall. >> and i'm milissa rehberger. be sure to follow us on facebook, twitter and instagram @nbc early today. the news continues right here on nbc and our nbc station. >> have a great tuesday. -- firefighters need to rescue a family on the peninsula when their house goes up in flames. a live report from south san francisco as crews watch for >>> several breaking news stories. a house goes up in flames. a live report from south san francisco as crews are watching for hot spots. >>> traffic nightmare also this morning. a lot underway. tha

waiting inside the chapel, the groom, jack brooksbank, a drinks company manager.genie victoria helena... take thee, jack christopher stamp... to my wedded husband.... to my wedded husband... on the steps of the chapel, there was a kiss. and then, a carriage ride through windsor. concerns have been expressed about the cost of providing security. in the event, it was a much smaller occasion than the sussexes wedding, with a shorter route and crowds which were respectable rather than large. would that have mattered to the couple at the centre of it all? one assumes not. trojan records is the british record label that established jamaican reggae in the uk — and influenced some of the biggest names in punk and pop. 50 years on, a film telling its story has had its premiere. and it retraces the label's role in breaking down cultural barriers. colleen harris reports. music: israelites - desmond dekker & the aces. the steady sound of jamaican reggae. introduced to britain by trojan records, the label secured dozens of hit songs. ‘rudeboy: the story of trojan records', dir

jack talked about this, jack dorsey. what are the incentive structures? what are we promoting? loops areof feedback we creating? we all think about feedback loops. you incentivize certain behaviors. you can't change human nature is. so much of it comes from status youing, power seeking, and have the whole world attempting to do those things. i don't think there is a poly any us version that improves it. i think certain behaviors can be curbed. jeffrey: we have been talking at this festival about the future of democracy. jeff rosen wrote a piece in the atlantic this month about the madisonian conception of democracy. madison did not want direct contact between the president and the people, slow deliberatation. they feared mobs. optimists such as yourself -- not a bad word -- did you have an overly sanguine view of the benefits of instant universal human to human unification? -- human communication? ev: yes. i personally was overly optimistic. early in my career, i created blogger. i worked on similar things ever since, because i thought the internet is the greatest medium of all