-- >> jeans?ps jeans? >> they've been in the trunk for so long, i don't think that my mother really knew what else to do with them. >> according to family lore, all the items in the trunk, including the jeans, once belonged to this man, jock's great-great grandfather, solomon warner, one of tucson's original pioneers. >> very distinguished. >> old solomon's story, and the story of those dungarees, begins far from tucson in upstate new york, where he's born in 1811. as a young man, he heads west, in search of adventure and wealth. >> a lot of farm boys or small-town boys in new york couldn't wait to get away from home. >> jim turner has written several books on the history of arizona and its important pioneers like solomon warner. >> he worked on steamboats in the 1830s, and then he went to the gold rush. after that, he went to south america, looking for gold there. >> but the gold thing doesn't pan out. solomon returns to america in 1853, still searching for a way to strike it rich. the following

my great-great-great-granddad jean, his son, also named jean, came to montevideo, uruguay to live with> natalia: this is the document that we have showing him arriving. >> anthony: there he is. >> eduardo: in that time, he worked with, eh, chapelier. with ? >> natalia: with a hat maker. >> anthony: hat maker? i'm pretty sure he said hat maker. which, i have to say, disappoints me, like, a lot. >> natalia: and here you see "chapelier." >> anthony: the whole elusive wing of mysterious south american bourdains were project runway contestants of their day? >> eduardo: in 1855, lópez's son arrived to asunción. >> anthony: right, with madame lynch? >> eduardo: with madame lynch. >> anthony: madame lynch was fond of, uh, things like french, uh, couture. >> eduardo: yes, yes, and that changed the way of dress in asuncion. >> anthony: madame lynch might've been good for business. i'm trying to put this at a light i could be enthusiastic about. like, how clearly forward thinking my relatives were. his customers, as a hat maker, the very people who treated madame lynch with such utter contempt. d

jean medecin, carmignac gestion. these stocks are on the move and aggressively toward the downside. we will discuss which disruptive sectors to invest in. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: good morning. i'm matt miller in frankfurt. this is "bloomberg markets european open." 15 minutes and of the trading day, we are seeing european again. a little less in london. across the board on the continental indexes, you are seeing stocks rise. it looks like we do not have a global downturn in equities. it is not coming to today. as far as investors pulling the trigger on sales. guy: the day is still young. we will see what happens later when the u.s. kicks into gear. jean medecin, carmignac gestion, still with us. view was with the steepening yield curve you get it on the cyclicals. think that cyclicals are forwarding, and going it is calling for reducing exposure to cyclicals. not in a rush, but gradually. you have a big disconnection from what you see on the equity market. this kind of performance of polluted bylittle background f

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tonight a conversation with myse musician wyclef jean. you know him from the iconic group the fujees. he has contributed to "hips don't lie" and whitney houston's "my love is your love" and carlos santana's big winner, "supernatural." his album is called cat carnival three : the fall and rise of a refugee." we're glad you've joined us for a performance from wyclef jean in a moment. ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> i am pleased to welcome my friend, three-time grammy winner w , wyclef jean. and his latest album, "carnival iii: the fall and rise of a refugee. " and now the single "borrowed time." ♪ we're on borrowed time we can't waste no time ♪ ♪ these are the days of our life when we will fall just so we can rise ♪ ♪ just so we can rise >> not only is that a great track, but that's a great story behind how that track came to be. tell the story. >> yeah. well, i wanted to say what up to you, man? good to see you for a minute. one of the greatest minds of our generation. >> get out of her

by some jeans, wore-out jeans. holes in them. all cut up. i remember being a kid in west virginia, i was ashamed to go to school because my jeans were wore out. only because we didn't have any better. how did we get here? >> dedoesn't w to see how much twant to see how much they cost either. caps wrap up a road trip in colas. $300 for ripped jeans! jonathan: he doesn't get out much. >> now let's talk weather. >> maybe. never excited to see the 53 degree number on the map. this is a nice day. we have a cold front that scooted through and it's well east. behind it not much for the way of problems. you will want the sunglasses tomorrow. but we will go below normal temperatures. didn't i >> it did. >> tomorrow we are fine. sunny throughout the day. clouds tomorrow. we'll track that. for this everything, cool and dry. temperatures in the 40's. sunshine is breezy as well. 51 degrees. extended outlook including your thanksgiving day, the only thing is your saturday. it will warm up and be windy over the weekend. that is t

our thanks to you, jean.ou'll stay on this all morning. >> this attack comes at a hecht i can time in new york. just hours before last night's busy halloween parade all while the city gears up for sunday's big marathon and next week's mayoral election. governor andrew cuomo assuring new yorkers there is no broader threat to be concerned about. >> there's no evidence to suggest wider plot or a wider scheme. but the actions of one individual who meant to cause pain and harm and probably death and the resulting terror. and that was the purpose. >> president trump of course is from new york city and his wife melania was in the city when this attack happened. the president tweeted his condolences and prayers to the victims, then added this, "i have just ordered homeland security to step up our already extre extreme 1re9ing program. being politically correct is fine but not for this." we should note the suspect is originally from uzbekistan, a country that has not been included on the president's travel ban. >> we'

jean?ne: do you agree, jean: i agree there is no sign of the trade war. there was -- that was one concern we had. in this context, we are seeing a more constructive outlook on the region. francine: that me bring up a chart. looking at yen. i am doing it in real-time. this is a yen chart. we can bring it back to a year, five years. this is the one your chart for yen. the concern that we have for japan as they are nowhere near the inflation target. we don't know if kuroda gets in place, who will take over? inflation isn of something i am looking at the moment. i think inflation is assiduous. -- is insidious. wage pressures building and the labor market being so tight. i wouldn't be too concerned about that. besides, i don't think it takes a rise in interest rates in japan for the yen to go up sharply. i think you will be a very small rise. francine: jean, when you look at the pboc, the governor keeps warning about leveraging. -- about deleveraging. why aren't the markets heating his concerns? -- heating his concerns. jean: the role that we are seeing, we th

not to offend just walked by some jeans, wore out jeans, holes in them, all cut up. i just remember when i was a kid in west virginia, i was ashamed to go to school because my jeans were wore out, only because we didn't have any better. now they buy them that way. i just can't figure out how did we get here? >> nick saban. >> i suppose they were trying to figure out how they got there to that conversation too. >> football coach and fashion police. >> what would he look like in ripped jeans? they tweeted this out last night. >>> a north carolina man won the lottery, not once, but twice, on the same day. first she won $10,000. then she won a million dollars. she says she doesn't normally play, but she had a few bucks and gave it a shot. she decided, why not play the odds, and she did. she plans on for her retirement, and her children's college education. >> meanwhile everyone in her family is like, lend me some more. >>> see how some people are earning extra cash. >> and the top ten worst toys for kids. you're going to see which ones made the list before you go holiday

that is where we find jean casarez live with more on the suspect and his victims. jean?'s right. we know the suspect in this case, 29-year-old sayfullo saipov is at bellevue hospital here in new york city after under going emergency surgery last night. he was shot by a new york police officer after exiting that truck, brandishing what appeared to be two weapons. he was shot in the abdomen. there were victims here that were not so lucky. he plowed into victims, eight people lost their lives yesterday afternoon here in new york city, as he drove down a busy bike path in downtown manhattan, mowing down people. eight people lost their lives, as i said. 11 people were injured. we know more about those victims. five of the victims that are now deceased were citizens of argentina and here celebrating their 30th high school reunion. one was a belgium national. we don't know the identities of the other victims or whether they are still in the hospital. we have associated this suspect with three different residencies, states he lived in at points in time here in the united states.

jean elle has more, what do we know at this point, jean? >> reporter: jessica, the suspects escaped from this courthouse on november 6th. and the chp says the search has led to a shootout and chase in stockton. the chp released this security camera image of 47-year-old john bivins, a suspect still on the loose, officers shot here in stockton, the shooting happened during a pursuit. there is a large police presence in this search. minutes before an officer fired at bivins, the truck he was in was led on a chase to a walmart. the driver was captured. we are waiting for the chp to confirm that man is laclue, but once the man ran, bivins took over in the driver's seat, police say bivin is in a green 1999 ford explorer, when laclue and bivins escaped, they were in court to answer to the robberies of two verizon stores here in the bay area. the santa clara sheriff's office said the pair from palo alto used a key to remove cuffs and ran to a waiting getaway car. investigators arrested two people for helping those men escape. and now more than two

jean—paul gaultier, thank you very much for coming on the programme.ime for a spectacular light show. we have had some pretty great pictures of the aurora borealis coming in. one from the outer hebrides. i love this green one from argyll and bute. a stunning one here from cumbria as well. a lot of clear skies across the northern uk. that means there is going to be a touch of frost. chilly air out there right now, but not everywhere. across east anglia and the south—east, we have that weather front, moving across the uk during tuesday, which has ended up across east anglia and the south—east. for norwich and london, temperatures around four, five, six degrees, those sorts of values. for the rest of the uk, out in the countryside, it could be as low as minus four degrees. mist and fog around as well, but generally speaking, lots of clear weather. anglia and the south—east could be gloomy and drizzly in the morning. the weather will improve here, but it will take time for that cloud to break up. the rest of the country, beautiful and sunny. light winds, c

it is no the just jeans. i have some shorts from middle school that i keep, they were modesty shorts and they used to be big. >> what are modesty shorts. >> because we had uniform we would have to wear shorts so modesty shirts in case wind blows or something so it doesn't show everybody. >> i got you. >> well, survey harris poll people said 40 percent, close to 50 percent of all woman and men do it too, keep a pair of clothing, some item of clothing, that you felt good in, keep it around, if you put on some pounds, my goal, to get back in those pants. >> i think woman, i have a whole drawer of jeans compact ly of every single jeans i have ever own. but i think women have closets full of clothes including being pregnant, not pregnant, every single size up and down the scale that we need to edit out. you will not that be size anymore. >> or you might have people who are getting married to do this regular dresses you buy a dress. doesn't fit now but i'm going to make sure it fits by this date or get this togethe

jean paul gaultier, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.ou think of the label, the ‘enfant terrible of the fashion world', about you, now you are in your early 6057 i should say that now you can't say that, i am the ex—enfant terrible. i am now the old man terrible of french fashion! still, a little. you don't mind it. you were never actually formally trained in design. you sent some pictures... some sketches. exactly. i didn't go to school. to cardin, on the day i was 18 years old. i sent the pictures on the day of my 18 years old. pierre cardin called my mother and said, "i want to see him." when i came back she said, "you have to go to see cardin." i asked her to come with me because i was so frightened to go and meet him. he said, "how many days can you work?" i was still finishing my studies. i said three afternoons. say, 0k, work. an amazing break. laurent didn't get back to you. you stayed for a short time with pierre cardin and then you joined jacques esterel. a small couture house, very different from pierre cardin. this was all in

. >> not to offend anybody out there, but i just walked by some jeans, wore-out jean, holes in them, all cut up, and i just remember when i was a kid in west virginia, i was ashamed to go to school because my jeans were wore out. only because we didn't have any better. now, they buy them that way. i just can't figure that out. how did we get here? >> keep my holy jeans away from mr. saban. >> is he just noticing this? this has been happening for 25 years. >> it has been. but maybe he has noticed it now. >> we'll be right back. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. i am a first responder tor and i'emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the

nbc bay area's jean elle is in the city for us this evening with this wild ride. jean? >> reporter: raj, that truck was near the top of the hill when the brakes went out. as it started to come down the hill out of control, an uber driver was heading up that hill. he said he saw the truck coming at him and he put his car in reverse. >> he was coming. and i was backing up into the intersection. >> reporter: uber driver says he started backing down east divisadero above vallejo when he saw this construction truckloaded with bricks heading right for him. it was careening out of control down the hill, crushing cars along the way. he says he knew if he didn't get out of the way, he and his two customers were in grave danger. >> save the life of myself and my customers. >> reporter: his car didn't escape damage. he walked out of the hospital tonight in pain, but otherwise not hurt. police gave his shaken passengers a ride back to their hotel. >> just slammed into us, spun us around. >> reporter: police say the smart demolition and excavation truck was double parked on the stee

are companies they'll show up to talk to here people here they'll spend some time at the company's jean yang grew up in pittsburgh when it was still a byword for the american rust belt as soon as she finished school she moved away like so many other talents and young people at the time and expected never to return now she's back in her hometown and enjoys not only great working conditions but also a new quality of life in her old neighborhood these are places where it was pretty sketchy to walk outside there after dark and i would just wait inside for my parents to pick me up i wouldn't go outside on my own. and when i came back i realize that wow there are all these bars there are now there are restaurants the buildings are outside they still look pretty much the same but what's going on inside really it's like night and day so pittsburgh clearly is on the way up again with young people flocking to the city and the prospect of even better times ahead for the next generation. phenomenon reporting some soccer news now the playoffs to fill the final european slots for next summer's soccer

jean casarez is live with more on the suspect and victims. jean?rter: we know the note was found outside of the truck he was driving, pledging allegiance to isis, doing it in the name of isis. witnesses say, once he got out of the truck, he yelled akbar. we have cited the suspect in this case with three different states. he had identification in regard to florida. we know in 2013, he lived in ohio and married a woman in ohio cuyahoga falls, ohio. she was 19, he was 25. she is pakistan national. we know he came to the united states in 2010 and most recently, it is believed lived in new jersey, in the paterson area. yesterday, a short time before the attack, he rented a home depot, flatbed truck in new york city, drove to the city and at 3:05 p.m. began to drive southbound on the west highway here in new york city, plowing down bicyclists, pedestrians. eight people died, six instantly. we know five of them were citizens of argentina. they were here for a 30th high school reunion. one of those national. we do not know the identity of the other victims

jean elle arrived in san francisco with more on what's at stake. jean. >> the national retail federation says 69% of americans say they will shop over this long holiday weekend. small businesses are dressed up and ready to compete with the dollars. dollars they need to stay afloat. >> do you like this paper? >> danny mieer is banking on wrapping lots of presents on small business saturday. she also needs shoppers to make her store a regular stop. >> we're hoping our neighbors not only shop, of course, tomorrow, but also year round. >> reporter: on black friday, it's easy to find people loaded with big department store shopping bags in downtown san francisco. but in shopping districts, there's lots of available parking and plenty of room on the sidewalk. little foot traffic and the high cost of running a small store, paired with the explosion of online shopping, doesn't add up for the little guy. >> to realize there are people in the store, they need jobs and we're providing those jobs. if you don't come in and shop we're going to go away. >> they'r

jean elle is at the ballpark on this special and loud night.t looks like it's just now wrapping up, jean. >> reporter: metallica just wrapped up, you might be able to hear the crowd cheering. so many stars showed up for this fund-raiser tonight. stars from the music world, sporting world. fans are leaving now. very excited. metallica rocks the ballpark for a fund-raising concert that is more than music for north bay fire victims. nick pa low see, like dozens of others in the crowd lost everything in the fire. tonight they are letting loose, forgetting for a few hours about the job of recovery. >> doing contents list of your house. imagine trying to do 23 years of what you had in your house prior to the fire. very, very exhausting. >> reporter: tipping point community organized the events giving free tickets and front row access to some victims and first responders. the stars on stage donated their talent. some concert goers came from holster to support their neighbors to the north. >> i hope it helps. >> tipping point says ban together ticket s

jean, thank you very much. let's go to athena jones, she's our national correspondent in paterson, new jersey. and athena, this is the home of the attacker, the 29-year-old. a lot of activity there right now. we've learned he is a father, three kids, his wife is there. she's been talking to authorities. what else do we know? >> reporter: hi, poppy. that's right. you can see the home we're about half a block away. it's that red brick building over my shoulder. you can see fbi agents and other law enforcement standing in front of it. the street has been blocked for some time. we have seen officers carrying various items out of that building. of course, we don't know exactly which apartment, exactly the location of the saipov family where this 29-year-old uzbek national lived with his wife and three children. i have seen at least one white rectangular object carried out about 2 feet by 2 feet, hard to say what that was. and just a few minutes ago, we witnessed a couple of fbi agents wearing fbi jackets and blue bo

daniel: the commissioner president jean-claude juncker has been remarkably quiet.ut it to you that the commission has zero credibility to handle this issue of tax avoidance because after all, the commission president, is accused of encouraging tax avoidance when he was the prime minister. pierre: that is absolutely false. this commission has done more for fighting tax evasion than all the commissions in the previous 20 years. daniel:-ish uncle juncker a credible -- is jean-claude juncker credible figurehead? pierre: wait a minute. a new period, a period of transparency. i am tax commissioner and i have full trust of jean-claude juncker. i act in his name. i have 11 proposals and directives. of them, six have been inducted. which is not easy, considering the rule of unanimity. we are really a team that is dedicated -- daniel: he is the architect of massive tax avoidance in luxembourg. pierre: you cannot say that. daniel: in 2003 he encouraged amazon to put its tax base in luxembourg. pierre: in this commission, we are very confidently the champions of fighting tax f

she wrote her friend jean was sexually assaulted by hernandez in the summer of 1990. they said that was reported to current president mary miller. fernandez continued teaching for 14 more years. >> i was concerned but my experience has been phenomenal over many years. >> mom sharon lowbeck said she spoke with her daughter about the allegation. >> we told her you don't judge until you get the whole story. >> students say teachers spoke to them in class today. >> they say that they support us, they'll be here and they're trying to do their best. they have a policy on how to take care of this, and either that was followed or not, i don't know. >> if anything were to happen to you, would you know what to do, where to go and who to tell? >> yes, our schools are good about teaching us to come forward and tell people and make sure we have someone we can trust. >> reporter: just today the school took the tribute to fernandez off the website. but the list of allegations is growing, one woman said he was kissing her cheek, touching her knee and making inappropriate comments. ma

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another disaster for me -- blues jean bar.he blues jean bar was a retail chain of fashion stores that predominantly sold denim, and it was owned by lady fuller. i'm lady. i'm marcus, how are you? nice to meet you. lady had started the business with her deceased mother's inheritance. and she was determined to create a cool shopping atmosphere to honor her memory. you know, my mother passed away when i was nine, and she took her own life. she left me money and i wanted to do something with her money that paid homage to her. and i think on some much deeper level, prove to myself that my life was going to be different than hers. while her original intentions were right, she definitely got lost along the way. at its height, the blues jean bar had 13 locations. when i walked in, it had three. i walked into a very pleasant staff, but a very confusing business model. all right, the basic premise of the store is that you can't, you know, touch the jeans without us. do they actually say to people, "you can't touch the jeans without us"?

ainsley: hollholy ones dad jeans, baggy one. boyfriend jeans.: because i want to do some work. steve: i used to be a plumber. ainsley: should we talk about the news? steve: we should now that we have video back. time to cut off north korea. steve: that stern message from president trump to his chinese counterpart. brian: kevin corke live in beijing with new details on the president's firm stance against the rogue regime in china. hey, kevin. >> firm stance indeed now. we are going to talk about the deliverables that the president had first. we will get to the not so much deliverables as in north korea. first to trade, we talked a great deal about how important that was for the president and coming here so he cannot only say he did something while he was there but also when he goes back home he can point to something as a victory. first to the deliverables as i share the latest pictures that we have tonight, guys, state dinner. part of a beautifully coordinated and elaborate welcome for the president and beautiful first family as they enjoyed din

is showing that he has dad's genes and dad's jeans. >> he's still got a ways to go before he can fillhose adult-sized jeans that are part of his clothing line, but he does offer children's sizes as well. >> got to get ronaldo jr. some kids' sizes. >> the whole line now includes four pairs of jeans, tee shirts and fabric technology that allows the fabric to move to the shape of the body. >> was that an opportunity to show cristiano shirtless? >> no. who would do such a thing. >> shame, shame. >>> the plot thickens for the sexiest man alive. >> blake knows people are scratching their heads over this their heads, actually, wondering whether other candidates have died. former sexiest man alive, hugh jackman offered words of advice and asked for backup from ryan reynolds. >> but ryan tweeted off a warning shot saying you're both speed bumps in the road to sir patrick stuart. >> ah, yes, that indeed. so far, the 77-year-old master thespian has yet to respond. but we will accept his nomination on his behalf. although he was the yoe moen im year. >> while we're at it, let's check out reynolds

we will be speaking to jean-claude trichet a -- jean-claude trichet.a gives ready to tell a business leaders to be more optimistic about brexit. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." let's check in on your markets. nejra cehic is following all the action. nejra: we are seeing european stocks trading sideways. you got miners heading for 2013 high. the stoxx 600 flat after its seventh weekly gain. that is a big of context -- a bit of context it also focusing on dollar yen. we saw dolly and hit a seven-month high. after comments from hirohito kuroda showing the real commitment and priority of hitting that 2% inflation target . that high has come a below bit at 114.16. we are flat. with dollar yen, the one thing to watch is the treasury jgb spread. they have dropped on the tenure wide. when it comes to treasuries, it is the curve that everyone is keep an eye on. on the five 30's you're not seeing that -- at 71 basis points. bill gross says that mr. drop another 20 to 30 basis points to show signs of an economic slowdown.

jean elle joins us from sonoma this evening with that part of the concern there. jean?reporter: raj, lots of work to do in the burn zone before the rain arrives. water quality experts are working to protect rivers and streams from toxic runoff. and fire victims are hoping to find what's left in the ashes before it gets too wet to search. >> it's devastating to see everything gone. >> reporter: sonoma county fire victims are struggling to come to terms with tremendous loss. many are still hoping to find personal mementos in the ashes. a search that may have to end as rain moves in. >> feeling like the rain is really going to change all that. it's going to change what's there and what's possible to be found, even if it's tiny little scraps of things. >> reporter: as fire victims meet for help through the cleanup process, water quality experts are making plans too. they're concerned about rain washing toxic ash and debris into more than 600 streams in the burn zone. >> our natural watersheds filter this drinking water supply. so it's really important to prevent this ash an

founding startups in the vicinity of the campus and turning them into vibrant enterprises professor jean yang a specialist for programming languages is full of praise for the almost symbiotic relationship between scientists and tech companies here for instance do a lingo was started by lease on and he had this actual office for a long time before he left for doing go all together and so a lot of the duelling of people are involved with cmu they come back here to listen to talks to speak. and everything is quite close so the people are companies they'll show up to talks here people here they'll spend some time at the company's jean yang grew up in pittsburgh when it was still a byword for the american rust belt as soon as she finished school she moved away like so many other talents and young people at the time and expected never to return now she's back in her hometown and enjoys not only great working conditions but also a new quality of life in her old neighborhood these are places where it was pretty sketchy to walk outside there after dark and i was just way inside for my parents to

very tight jeans in the '80s.ey don't tell you about that when they cast you. >> seth: yeah. >> about the jeans and how tight they will make them. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: i feel like -- >> oh, yeah. >> seth: when you watch, like, jane austen you realize how painful corsets look on women. and then when you watch "stranger things" you're like, jeans were not a good time in the '80s. >> it's a similar thing. >> seth: yeah. >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ] jeans were very tight in a lot of ways and places that you might not ex -- you know. and also, the material that they have -- [ laughter ] material is like stretchy that they have for jeans now, you know. >> seth: yeah. it has a little give. >> jegging? >> seth: yeah. >> it's like nothing. it's like you're wearing a baseball glove. >> seth: yeah. >> it's like a -- you know. [ light laughter ] very tight. >> seth: it's basically a lot like, yeah, denim is chain mail. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so you're having to, like, duck and run around, but y

jean carlos stanton was named national league mvp.g team. that's kind of a sad fact there. >>> thursday night football. don't look now, but the steelers are actually looking good. ben roethlisberger here hitting antonio brown who had a banner night for a long touchdown. they hooked up for two more touchdowns, including one, watch this -- >> whoa! >> off his helmet. >> a one-handed helmet catch. >> off the helmet. he's done it before, but that was impressive. >> all rise! >> the touchdown the dance was all right. 40-17. >> pretty cool. >> yeah. >>> so a cool running sequel. we'll see how they are in the playoffs, jack. running sequel is now in the works for next year's olympics. be careful. towels still going. still going. we're hope you're as pumped for bobsledding, jack, as you are football. >> i love bobsledding. >> the role of the jamaican bobsledding team will be played by three women representing nigeria. they qualified for the south korean games yesterday and will make up the first african bobsled team to reach the winter games.

and jean-claude juncker. look to you, based on what the times has said? it's a big breakthrough. you have british business saying we need a transition deal by january. that business saying we need a transition deal byjanuary. that is so people can start moving production and staff overseas. this is huge. the irish peace of the jigsaw has three issues. ireland is the most controversial. in the 20 minutes since we have seen this the dup don't sound worried, but the key bit is what do you do with the north and the republic. it is complicated. but does the north stay with the uk instead, while there are talks about having a republic in the eu. the north thisjoint of having a republic in the eu. the north this joint of republic, how does it stay in the uk and not be pa rt of does it stay in the uk and not be part of the eu? this would involve the government involving a package of powers to northern ireland to enable customs convergence with the irish republic on areas such as agriculture. and there are energy plan

. >> you don't even have to wear jeans all week. i don't pack jeans. straight sweats.expand as my waist expands. >> everybody bring your fat pants. >> best cooks in your family come out for thanksgiving. >> they sure do. most definitely is. >> everyone's got a specialty, you know? someone has the deviled eggs down. >> got to be careful. don't want to waste too much space on the extraneous stuff. >> there's no judgment. >> this is not the day anybody is judging. calories do not count on thanksgiving day. >> everybody loves the nap. i'm here with it. >> that thanksgiving nap is bomb, though. >> never do the nap. i'm afraid i'm going to miss something. >> dish or a prank? >> not down for the nap. but i'm not a napper in general. >> 8:30, 9:00 when you wake up, you get a plate full of dessert. >> prime time, right here. >> that's my jam. >> everybody like you're on dessert plate? everybody on dessert plate. you want to try everything. even your favorite. you don't want to have too much. you ruin it. >> what are you bringing? >> doesn't matter. >> yoga pants. >> then you've

. >> el fÚtbol es un deporte en el que no siempre los favoritos ganan y sino pregÚntele a jean luca,ntras los ecos de la victoria de la blanqui roja que le permitiÓ el paso al mundial aÚn resuena en los corazones de los peruanos, en italia jean luca puede estar lamentando r o haber rechazado la propuesta del entrenador de perÚ. >> dar este paso de ser convocado para selecciÓn por ser hijo de madre peruana no es algo sencillo. >> con la derrota de italia y con la eliminaciÓn para 2018 el entrenador de perÚ no descarta que aÚn lo pueda aceptar en el equipo para el mundial. >> en la medida que yo sepa o sepamos que Él tiene un real interÉs, a partir de ahÍ es un jugador para considerar. >> pero ni los memes ni algunos aficionados le perdonan que no haya aceptado vestirse de rojo y blanco en las eliminatorias. >> que se quede no mÁs en italia, estamos en rusia y reciÉn va a venir. >> en este barrio popular de lima viven los abuelos del jugador, que nunca ha visitado perÚ, pero la abuela dice que siempre tiene contacto con Él. >> nos muestra la foto de la boda de su nieto y de su hija que

i'm here with jean cooper who puts this all together year after year. thanks for joining us, jean. tell us how long you've been preparing for this day. >> we started in the beginning of the month. so early in november, we start cooking turkeys and ordering all the food and getting everything ready to go and then the beginning of this week is when we start preparing for the meal. >> reporter: it's a massive amount of food. where does this come from? >> we get it from a variety of places. we purchase quite a bit, you know, the hams, the fresh vegetables that kind of thing, we get turkeys donated every year. so when you give us your turkey, this is where this end up. and then we also get some things donated as well from the food banks. >> reporter: you're talking about a million little baby pumpkin pies made by the girl scouts? >> so this year, we try to find the -- this year the girl scouts made 2400 pumpkin pies. >> reporter: it's going to be a great feast served by a lot of helpers, 500 volunteers are going to be here just today. but they need volunteers every day. jean, you say ab

but we haven't quite let jean go, and i know you understand that. thank you for everything, jean. [applause] mrs. kennedy: to jim karam and all of the board, to all of the incredible staff, chris mosher, ginaevelopment director perill, our public affairs officer, and all of your team, thank you all so much. as we gather tonight in this replica of the senate chamber, i'm reminded of what my husband told me he wanted this place to be. he wanted a place that inspires you generations to want to give back and serve our nation. he hoped that by walking through those doors and feeling the awe and the majesty of this room , that new generations would remember the men and women who had served in the united states senate throughout our history. who had come together to address the great challenges facing our nation. and he hoped that by remembering those public servants who made such an extraordinary difference, we would all be inspired to give back and make a difference as well. it's in that spirit that we honor the very first person that we have ever honored at this institute -- a public

reporting live in san francisco, jean el y nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. it was the dump truck colliding with the bus. here is a look at the traffic map in and out of san francisco. you see all the red right above this 101 sign. be sure to download the free app to access our updated traffic maps. >>> demanding change from the halls of the nation's capital to every corner of california. today congresswoman jackie speier continued her mission of empowering sexual assault victims and fixing a broken system. sam brock join us live from san francisco and the calls for change grow louder every day. >> reporter: absolutely jessica. congresswoman speier called it a cultural shift. what's happening right now. her new bill the me too act would address a couple of things not the lack of tolerance right now for the sexual miss conduct going on but also issue was the dplan system in washington which makes victims wait months and jufr over hurdles to file a lawsuit. >> they want the system fixed and the perpetrators held accountable. >> reporter: more than just lip serv

i love mom jeans. now that i'm a mom and have had three babies.gh-waisted jeans. >> you do accessible everyday woman fashions so well. >> i love sharing my secrets. the tips. the tricks that have helped me over the years. it's like the we have to help each other out. >> if you ever find a picture of me in my hammer pants, burn it. >> i have one. >>> let's cover more fashion with the ladies who are barely covered. the beauties of the victoria's secret fashion show. >> yesterday, we were exclusive by backstage for all the model madness in shanghai. today, kevin is with women pulling double duty as angel moms. ♪ >> as a mom, and your daughters are watching you, do they get inspired? >> it's not only about, like, lingerie. it's not about that. it's about work ethic. and i think that's the most important thing for to teach my girls. >> yeah. >> reporter: words of wisdom from a sexy mama. adriana, alessandra, and lily may be three angels on the runway. but in real life, priority is their family, they come first. >> my daughter is back in americ show whe