jerry: wow. >> ok. jerry: colonel harvey?ace was in the states in 2013 looking for the pilot that shot him down. did you make contact, by chance? >> what did he say? jerry: is that -- say your question again. ingermany's leading ace was the states in 2013 looking for the pilot that shot him down. did you make contact, by chance? >> oh, yes. [laughter] i'd never claimed -- well, you know, by the time i got liberated and everything the war was over. the heck with it. you didn't worry about that. got home, got married. so, 60 years went by and manyy, through various, european researchers, sweidish and the region and german researchers, they came to the conclusion that i was the one that shot down walter, a top german ace. he had 206 confirmed aerial victories. thead 198 victories on north sea area with russia. most of his victories there were against the russians. he transitioned into the turbojet. and on his first mission, he shot down three aircraft. the first time he was in the 216. he shot down three aircraft. and then he wa

jerry: marcus, i'm jerry. lemonis: jerry, how are you? jerry: very good. nice to meet you.eff. -lemonis: nice to meet you. couple struggles that i have. i think the fact that it's not truly a total clear-span building changes things a little because your space layout now has to work around poles, and the way you move your forklift and your shelving changes for what we need it for. how long's it been sitting empty? jerry: about two and a half to three years ago. lemonis: so, it's been a while. jerry: yeah. lemonis: what's the term you're looking for? jerry: for a five-year term on the lease. lemonis: so i'd be willing to start with a six-year term, then two more five options. and so i'm willing to pay you $8,000 a month in rent. but i would need that first year for free. the building's been sitting empty for three years, and so... jerry: six months of free rent? lemonis: go to nine, call it a day? nine months? we got a deal? jerry: we got a deal. lemonis: while moving to this facility may be more efficient, it also makes us more profitable. the difference in rent is about $8

jerry was really delighted to meet john. and of course john thrilled to meet jerry rice. abc7 today. >> i know john doesn't think so, but he totally is a hero. >> i don't want that story to end. especially the part with jerry rice there. fantastic. our cool weather is going to come to an end. we have warm weather coming our way starting tomorrow. here show things look right now on live doppler 7. lots of low clouds and fog at the coast. much of it is pushing inland in some areas. here is the view from the rooftop camera at abc7, a portion of the skyline. 52 in the city right now. 54 across the bay in oakland. it's cool everywhere right now. mid 50s in redwood city, san jose and gilroy. 52 at half moon bay. this is the view of the golden gate where the fog is not appearing yet, but it's likely to be there during the overnight hours. it's 50 degrees at santa rosa. 54 napa. 60, 61 degrees at fairfield, concord and livermore. one more live view from our abc7 news exploratorium camera, pier 15 in san francisco looking towards the bay bridge. we'll see areas of dense fog in som

jerry: very good. >> good. jerry: colonel harvey?i was going back to you and you asked the question. but i want to give you a chance. first of all, we want to know where you are from first. i didn't do that at the original outset. two, i'm curious, flying so long ith the military, what airplanes were you actually qualified to fly, out of all of those, throughout those years, what airplanes? so, where you from, what airplanes? >> like i said before, i'm from a small town in northeastern pennsylvania. and we were the only black family out there. so, there wasn't any prejudice whatsoever. i got along fine with everybody. i was the only black at my high chool. the only sports we had were tumbling and basketball. i was the anchorman on the tumbling team, captain of the basketball team. and my senior year i was class president and valedictorian. i was treated just like any ther person. like i said, when i noticed the world was subjected to segregation is when i took the train from 44th pennsylvania to fort meade maryland and we stopped in

you know him from "the jerry springer show" and now he has the show "judge jerry."n the role of civility right now. most of us know you as a guy that hosted a show that featured knock down drag out fights between family members. yeah, i used to joke and say that my anger at the president is that he took my show and brought it to to the white house, but on a serious note, civility is critical in terms of our norms, and we can't function as a society also we have norms laws to take care of every human interaction. so the norms, if we see our leaders, i mean people have always been cursing. people always get upset. but our leaders, whether they're government leaders, economic leaders, religious leaders, when they misbehave, when they say the norms don't matter, when they say you can use whatever language you want, anything you can get away with, get away with it. if you don't pay taxes, you're smart. demeaning other people. when they have this behavior, it tells society that we really don't have any norms anymore. there's no appropriate way to behave. we can't have tha

the white house has said they're still reviewing those letters from jerry nadler. of course, much of the focus the past few weeks has been in the intelligence committee. the last time that the judiciary committee was in the spotlight was really during the mueller probe. and speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, was critical of how the proceedings went under jerry nadler including moments like this one -- >> could you read the exact language of the report? i don't have it available to me. >> i don't think i need do that, and i have limited time. did you meet alone with the president on that date? >> congressman, i'd like you to refresh my messagery by providing a copy of the report so i can follow along. >> president trump was hounding you about when you are going deliver that message. correct? >> completely inaccurate, congressman. >> well, he asked you about it a few times, didn't he? >> no, he did not. the white house has said -- >> let me ask -- >> it's not my privilege to waive. >> i don't think it's anyone's privilege to waive because i don't think it exists, mr

jerry nadler issued a new deadline to the president, knowing if they will wage an official defense and call the old witnesses. if the president wants to mount a defense, it would likely start the following monday. here's the point where that means democrats are racing to force the presidents hand by mid-december so they can potentially get articles of impeachment voted on by the full house right before christma christmas. nadler reiterating the claim that we've heard from shift and other democrats. all they want to do is get the facts. >> thank you both for being fact witnesses. >> ed: republicans are still, well, skeptical. nadler raised the possibility of drafting articles of impeachment stemming from allegations in the mueller report. believe it or not, they are still pushing the mueller report. get to that shortly. but first, republicans fired up about the fact that most of the early witnesses lack first-hand knowledge, leaving several of them to lie on assumption, presumption, and speculation. >> my assumption is he did it in a closed-door speculation. it was a presumption. so pre

david: how did it slip out of the hand of jerry nadler.ow did schiff get it when jerry nadler should have it? >> that's a great question. it has a lot to do with the democrats being embarrassed of jerry nadler. there has been and lot of chatter on capitol hill that nancy pelosi had a lot more faith in adam schiff to do her bidding and move the process forward in the way we want it to go, and we know it's to march toward the drum beast impeachment. the chatter about impeachment, nadler, schiff, pelosi all said they would not put our country through the impeachment process until it was done with bipartisan support. the vote today shows there is only bipartisan support to not move forward. david: not a single republican voted with the speaker for this process. two democrats voted against the speaker. just the opposite of bipartisan support. it's so strange, is it not, that the speaker would have more faith in adam schiff, a man who has been prove on lie about several dee key incidents in this whole process than she would in jerry nadler. >> i

the ben & jerry's case first, this is to you.ut the true nature of ben & jerry's products, they sell a greater volume of product to charge higher prices and take market share from competitors increasing its sales and profits. >> not buying it. no good deed goes unpunished. this complaint is if you say the website was deceptive because it made it look like all of this was from this program called caring dairy which is ecologically, agriculturally good thing but that program says those farmers who agree and volunteer to be part of the program are compensated by the company that is not saying all the product is from those particular cows. if you read the plain language on that website the plaintiff is going to lose this case because he is stretching too much what is in the advertiser. shannon: what obligation is there to tell us which cows are used and how happy they are and how it impacts the product? >> ben and jerry's faced a lawsuit and had to alter their website because they claimed all farmers had to be part of this caring dai

>> well, ben and jerry's faced a lawsuit brought by a d.c. website.e minute video that presents that the dairy comes from family farms and not these mass production factories where these cows are injected with antibiotics. there is a concern that you are presenting yourself as a clean company, environmentally friendly and you are using these cattles. >> shannon: now the case. a homeless shelter in brooklyn residents said they ate chicken that made them sick. the lawyer said they falsified the expiration label. bob, they want $8 million. >> they won't get $8 million. getting sick is not worth that with damages. they are suing the city. they have a good case against the vendor who changed the label. how is the city responsible? how are they supposed to know this fraud was occurring? it was a business they had worked with for many, many years without incident. the lawsuit against the city fail. >> shannon: didn't -- the department of homeless services say they suspended the food provider. >> that's fair. you try to get as many people on the complaint as

jerry, thank you so much for being here. now, a few days ago you said that you think the 49ers will win the super bowl. you got to take this thing one game at a time, jerry. so, first off, your thoughts on tonight's key matchup. >> well, really, that's what i told stephen a smith. at the 49ers will go to the super bowl. but, you know tonight is a great test because it is monday night football. and you are going up against arrival, the seattle seahawks. and it is up to the 9'ers to come out and make that statement. and, it was always something i did on monday night football. you know, only two teams were playing, the entire world was watching, and you wanted to play your best football. so, i'm looking forward to a very competitive game. and i'm hoping that the 9'ers win this game. >> let's talk about some of the players on the field. i mean obviously, a lot of the focus is on jimmy g. a lot of people also looking at the fact that he has really been locked in with his wide receivers. emmanuel sanders. who really came over just

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house judicial committee chairman jerry nadler set a new deadline for the white house to decide whether or not to participate in the proceeding. let's begin with today's deadly

it means don't hold your breath. >> any response to jerry nadler? >> leaving the white house to spend thanksgiving in florida, president trump ignored questions about what's waiting for him after his break. jerry nadler's plans for new hearings in the impeachment inquiry. while acknowledge iing he stall the president indicates he's not ready to allow top officials to testify in front of house democrats tweeting his former national security adviser john bolton is a patriot and may know that i held back the money from ukraine because it's considered a corrupt country. like to have poch owe, rick perry and mull vvaney testify at the phoney hoax, but president said he doesn't want future presidents to be compromised. pompeo refused to be pinned down on whether he would testify. >> the president tweeted a short while ago that he would encourage you to testify in the investigation. is that something you'consideri? >> when the time is right, all good things happen. >> bolton tweeted it probably goes without saying that our country's commitment to our natio

how judiciary chairman jerry nadler is giving the white house until friday at 5:00 p.m.o make their decision, but there is a second more pressing deadline. tomorrow evening at 6:00 p.m. that's when the president has to decide whether he'll send white house lawyers to the judiciary committee's first impeachment session, which will take place on wednesday. cnn white house correspondent jeremy diamond joins me from where the president is spending his thanksgiving holiday weekend in west palm beach. jeremy, the white house says they're reviewing the white house invitation letters from jerry nadler -- we just lost the connection there with jeremy and will try to get that back up. i want to see if we have our league team that has been standing by -- all right. we'll get back to them. while the judiciary committee takes the lead on impeachment this coming week, the house intelligence committee is finishing a report detailing allegations that could become the basis for articles of impeachment. cnn's tom foreman shows us some of the evidence that they have to work with. >> report

house judicial committee chairman jerry nadler set a new deadline for the white house to decide whether or not to participate in the proceeding. let's begin with today's deadly terror attacks. cnn's nina dos santos is tracking this from london. what are you hearing at this hour? >> reporter: well, things are looking calm outside of the london bridge station but it was a different picture about seb hours ago. when the specter of another deadly terror attack made its presence felt on the capital streets. [ sirens ] >> reporter: terror once again in the heart of london. passengers on this bus became witness to a shocking scene. >> it looked like members of the public were fighting with a man. it looked like he was trying to be pinned down on the pavement. it looked like a shine of light from the man on the floor and we realized it was a knife and then the police ran over with guns and it ended with the man being shot. >> reporter: police say they were called to the area just before 2:00 p.m. following reports of a stabbing. after being apprehended by ordinary londoners, a suspect wearing a

i mean, jerry nadler doesn't seem keen to make this very dramatic. and yet there is a case that must be made to the american people. so how do you think democrats are going to fact these hearings? >> yeah, i think that's really important. what the democrats want to do right now i think is stick very much to what they know to the evidence. they don't want to go overboard. i think going back into the mueller report and sort of suppositions and sort of thirdhand information, i think they're very reluctant to do that. i think they know the outcome is probably along the lines of what mark is saying, and that then they go back on the campaign trail. you know, cnn polling, other polling has found that while there hasn't been a strong movement in -- in public opinion on this, you still have about two-thirds of women who are basically saying that trump should be impeached and removed from office. there are basically strong demographic interests that democrats have in -- in battleground states. voters that they can play to to say you know what, four years of t

. >> jerry you have been around this town for a long time. did you learn anything a warning quex. >> this story is startling new in its basics with the critique of the trump presidency that we have heard with the previous op-ed by the same author anonymously but the depth of the concern of this person and some anecdotes so what are the things i thought was interesting was to learn the rationale to address this in a fashion other than with your name attached to it. but that is an issue that why not attach your name to it? >> you are down at the white house every day what have you learned quex. >> to dispel some things that we already knew and one was his reaction there wasn't any major disclosures that surprised me because for much of the reporting of president trumps style or to go into briefings for their talking points are put down to one bullet point that is known at this point. that doesn't make the book less important but that's not necessarily landing within a major impact because there is conventional wisdom. >> if you say no that's no

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>> well, it is now time for jerry nadler to make chicken salad out of the schiff show. don't know if that will happen, what they would have to do is take presumption, they would have to take hearsay, they would have to take nothing of quid pro quo, nothing the president did wrong, you make it into a viable article of impeachment to show the american people that he has done something wrong. buthihi you know how i know they don't have anything? the b next hearing they are goig to bring academics in to tell us what an impeachable offenses. i will tell you what an impeachable offense is not everything that we have seen from adam schiff and the democrats for the past year as they have attacked a very successful president who is wsimply doing the best job he n for america. and that's what we are going to start. next week, get ready. i've said this before, judiciary show, the lights are going to come on, get the popcorn ready. it's now time to get down to business to show what the schiff show looks like in person. >> i know some people, maybe they don't like the president's st

. >> reporter: federal officials say a 13-year veteran of the cia jerry lee revealed sensitive secrets to china's intelligence service severely setting back america's ability to gather intelligence in china, the country that spies most aggressively on the u.s. >> lee was supposed to guard our country against espionage, not become complicit in it. >> rted hi hotel room and found notebooks and a thumb drive containing numbers and phone numbers of cia secrets. lee agreed with meeting intelligence officials that gave him dozens of requests for u.s. secrets and over the next three years he deposited $841,000 in his bank account. prosecutors conceded they couldn't prove the money came from china and didn't know how many secrets lee revealed in return but federal judge t.s. ellis said it was likely at least some of the money came from the chinese so lee must have given them something of value and former u.s. intelligence officials agreed. >> that's a devastating loss that takes years and perhaps decades to recover from. >> reporter: the sentence, 19 years in prison jerry lee is now the third

cnn's jim acosta has that. >> reporter: any response to jerry nadler? >> reporter: leaving the white house to spend thanksgiving in florida, president trump ignored questions about what's waiting for him after his holiday break. house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler's plans for new hearings in the impeachment inquiry. while acknowledging in a tweet that he stalled military aid to ukraine as part of that alleged deal to get dirt on joe biden the president indicated he's not ready to allow top officials to testify in front of house democrats, tweeting that his former national security adviser john bolton is a patriot and may know that i held back the money from ukraine because it is considered a corrupt country. likewise i would love to have secretary of state mike pompeo, energy secretary rick perry, and acting chief of staff mick mulvaney and many others testify about the phony impeachment hoax. but the president said he doesn't want future presidents to be compromised. pompeo refused to be pinned down on whether he would testify. >> the presi

the chairman jerry nadler said the first hearing will take place on wednesday, december 4th, that is just one week from tomorrow. nadler also invited president trump to participate in the process or in his words stop complaining. i'll discuss that with congressman jamie raskin of the judiciary and oversight committee and we'll have full coverage of the day's top stories. first to capitol hill. our congressional correspondent phil mattingly is watching the developments. the impeachment inquiry is about to enter a critically important new phase. will the president participate in this new round of hearings? >> reporter: if past is any precedent, that seems unlikely but that doesn't mean a representative from the president won't come in and testify. look, this is an interesting element because that is a new phase. they're moving into the now nuts and bolts of impeachment starting in the judiciary committee. the first hearing is about precedence and the history of impeachment and have a number of constitutional scholars come in and testify and also invited the president or his counsel. no

jessica: in montfert soledad: jerry volenec has been able to hang on. barely. since our reporting, he says not much has changed for his situation, and it's still day-to-day for his family farm. >> coming up next, president trump calls the cost of housing inmates at guantanamo bay "crazy." does that mean the controversial prison could soon be closed? soledad: now to a weekly feature wee attention even if you're too busy. what's going on with gitmo? a recent report from the new york times says the cost of running guantanamo bay is $13 million per prisoner. that is every year. making it the most expensive prison in the world. set up nearly 18 years ago to house detainees in the war on terrorism, including the men accused of plotting the 9-11 attacks at its peak guantanamo , housed nearly 700 prisoners. today, just about 40 prisoners remain. president trump ran for office on a promise to keep the prison open and possibly send more bad dudes there. but no one new has arrived since he took office. this year, when he learned the cost per prisoner he said "it costs a f

>> greatest of all time. >> our friend jerry rice, fireside chat at commonwealth club. loves rebirth of the 49ers but wide receivers dropped nine passes. still wants to play. broker a deal. cowrote a new book celebrating 100 years of the nfl. >> still got it. >>> investigative unit is looking into issues on b.a.r.t. trains. if you have one, we'd like to hear about the experience. here's how you can be part of the investigation. >> more violence on the b.a.r.t. system. >> how safe is b.a.r.t.? to find out, riding all across the bay area and taking you with us. just got to civic center stop. this is powell street station. we want to know what you're seeing an b.a.r.t. send us videos from whacky and weird to downright dangerous. also record yourself explaining what you saw. email us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. we want to hear from you. >>> giants big story and sharks tonight, change for the 49ers, stay with us. >>> tomorrow's a significant day for the giants. as we told you, new manager. >> gabe kapler replacing bruce bochy, spent two years as phillies manager before being

congressman jerry nadler, great to have you here.by any time. >> great to be here. >>> amidst the wealth tensions proposed by warren and sanders a new billionaire prepares to enter the race. how the newest candidate could change the field ahead ha. e newd change the field ahead ha. >>> so this fall we took our podcast, why is this happening on the road for the first time, and we went to austin, and los angeles and going to chicago next week. that's going to be a great one. now we have the details for our final stop. on sunday, december 8th, we will be bringing it back to new york city at the historic town hall in midtown manhattan. most admire, one of my all-time people to talk to, the one and only tony kushner. tony famously wrote "angels in america." rightly won the pulitzer prize. is now in the american feeder canon for all of eternity. his play a bright room cold day is back on stage in new york for a modern update. he's won a tony, an emmy, nominated for a couple of oscars. in 2013 president obama awarded him the national medal

after a sleepless life, detective jerry cedillo was on the heels of a promising lead.nue to toss and turn in bed, he decided to follow his gut. now the detective was following a black infinity g35, and it would take him somewhere very interesting. here again is keith morrison. >> reporter: on the saturday morning after black friday, 2014, homicide detective jerry cedillo followed a black infiniti into the parking lot of the hulen mall. he watched as the passenger, a woman dressed in darkish clothes, headed inside. she fit the description he'd been given of 25-year-old carter cervantez, a former co-worker of ashlea harris. the male driver stayed in the car. cedillo called his partner, ernie pate, asked him to check up on the guy. >> when i approached the car, then the person identified themself as david mallory. >> reporter: david mallory was carter's live-in boyfriend. he too was a former employee of american eagle. >> i ask him, "what are you doing here at the mall?" he said that he had dropped his girlfriend off to pick up some papers at aeropostale where she was a m

jerry lee is now the third u.s. intelligence official convicted in just the past year of spying for china. lester >> all right pete williams tonight, thank you. >>> another extraordinary day of palace intrigue in britain for more fallout for prince andrew who was spotted riding with the queen today. we're learning more about the growing royal riff with his brother, the future king keir simmons is in london. >> reporter: prince andrew determined not to go into hiding, seen out riding with the queen today but cancelling a business trip to bahrain. prince charles said to be pushing for his brother's withdraw from public life for the foreseeable future. according to british newspaper. >> it rather tells you something about the shift in power from the queen to the man who sometimes referred to as the shadow king, if you'd like. >> reporter: his friendship with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and lack of remorse in last weekend's interview engulfing the royals in crisis. >> does prince andrew have the full support

i always liked jerry. then why did you always look at him funny? 'cause i knew what he was in for.look at the footage of those people boarding the titanic. jay, this is for you. oh, god. is that her? no, no, no. apparently this is a jar of sand from your honeymoon in miami beach. oh, yeah. we stayed at the fontainebleau. claire: hmm. guess who we took an elevator with? jackie gleason. i told him we were the honeymooners, and, as a joke, he threatened to punch dede to the moon. (laughs) why is that funny? well, that's my point. it wasn't right. claire, your mom wanted you to have her old sports car. claire: oh, great.

. >>> one jerry garcia guitar sold for nearly $2 million and now another is up for sale.o fetch on the auction block, next. >>> then at 5:30 on "world news with david muir." >>> coming up tonight the deadly highway explosion. several dead. three middle school students charged allegedly planning to kill fellow students and teachers. and the deadly chemical >>> teen climate activist greta thunberg is bigger than life especially in downtown san francisco. this massive mural of the swedish 16-year-old was painted on the side of a building near union square. the artist told the chronicle he hopes it will people realize, quote, we have to take care of the world. she has become a leader in the fight against climate change inspiring people young and old all over the globe. >> the city of oakland dedicated two new gateway arches. this is called the oakland arch and was installed near durant avenue. it is 45 feet wide and hand painted and congratulated by the east bay artist eric powell. the second arch hangs near 73rd avenue. together they're designed to create visual continuity b

jerry nadler just issued a new deadline saying he needs to know if the president will wage an officialefense by friday. here's what's really going on. nadler is trying to force the president's hand by mid december so that democrats can potentially vote on articles of impeachment by christmas even though the nonpartisan legal analyst jonathan turley just wrote an op-ed in the "wall street journal" calling this, quote, the shortest investigation producing the thinnest record of wrongdoing for the narrowest impeachment in history. a former watergate prosecutor joins me live to break it down in a few minutes. >>> we begin with breaking news in london. just moments ago we learned that more people were injured in that terror attack than we first learned. we're also learning new information on the suspect. he was an islamist terrorist, and police say he spent six years in prison on terror charges before he was released last year. he is accused of stabbing several people near the london bridge killing two and now, we're told, injuring five others, not three as we first were told. this happens

judiciary committee announced its holding its first hearing with an open invitation from chairman jerry nadler for the president to take part. the white house saying today they are reviewing the letter about political reporting the president's team believes they are winning the battle politically and don't need anyone to show up. i melissa francis, katie pavlich, fox news contributor lisa boothe, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, i'm noticing a theme here. and joining us on the couch, david avella. thank you for joining us, fox news contributor katie, there you go. david, what do you think? how are the politics of this shaking out for the president right now? >> first, let's keep in mind that we have a chance to set the tone for millions of americans tomorrow as they gather around the table to have a discussion, we can be good and civil here. two things, the calendar now is set up as such that impeachment has as much impact on the democratic presidential primary and the attention it takes from it as it does the general election with president trump. congress isn't in session one day

here's the thing, john didn't know he was going to meet jerry.when our producer opened that door, it was a huge shock. i tweeted out the video. it's really worth your one minute to look at it. it's great. >> you have to see how his wife reacts when he calls her and tells her. of course she doesn't believe him. that's funny. that's a great midday live show yesterday. that's one of those special ones having those heroes on there, whether it's from real life or sports. we have mid 40s to upper 40s through most of the east bay. 42 in lafayette. 51 in brentwood. elsewhere temperatures are running 46 in san carlos. 49 in pacifica. upper 40s in the north bay. everybody else in the low to mid 50s. here's the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. the fog is encroaching there. you have to be careful. if you're out playing on the bay, wait until it turns hazy this afternoon. it's too dangerous in the morning. grab blankets for friday night football. here's the north bay, fog will happening around through 9:00. sunshine, hazy, low to mid 70s this

. >> jerry was the one who first said, we cannot mention the word masturbation or anything like that.rything has to be alluded to. >> yes, i am. master of my domain. >> i was really prepared to quit the show if they did not do it. you're not doing the show? yeah. well, i'm done. we all got to the office. hey, this is great. this is great. wow! >> what are you looking at? >> there is a naked woman across the street. >> this is going to be the easiest money i ever made in my life. >> i'm out. >> they brilliantly figured out how to get that past the censors in a way that everybody knew what was being talked about. >> we kind of tortured the censors. in living color, half the time they didn't even know what we were talking about. >> allow me. >> we used to put what we called decoys into our scripts. things so outrageous. you cannot do that. at least give us the thing that we really want. >> for my body of congregation as the greek philosopher once dictated. >> it becomes like a bargaining thing withstand dards and practices. you start being like, i'll give you two balls for one vagina. >>

jerry jones not a happy dude in the box.e second quarter, how about double reverse, john brown throwing it to devon single terry, jerry is not a happy guy. in fact, i'm out. bills went 26-15, they are 9-3. >>> bears-lance is the early game today. first nfl start and when nobody covers your top receiver this quarterback kenny golladay, 75 yards later it is a 7-7 game. holiday, four catches for 158 yards. fourth quarter, lands clinging to a three-point lead, mitchell trubisky to david montgomery, go ahead scored 24-20, bears fr 6-6. >>> haskell football, the turkey day game at keyser, lincoln and balboa, just before halftime, the only touchdown of the game. jonas frank of which to all of our net, breaks a tackle, 45 years later that's it, a lot of defense. lincoln wins 10-0 and takes the san francisco section championship for the norcal playoffs. >>> bay area college basketball is thriving in november. stanford 7-1. those teams are spectators as two of the nation's best battle for the better and in a tropical paradise. number

washington tonight, if you thought schiff's impeachment hearings were a sham, just wait until you see jerry nadler's plan for newly announced hearings. john eastman and robert ray are here. also tonight, why is the media propping up the bogus opposition research firm fusion gps? congressman devin nunes and lee smith they have never appeared together are here with reaction. on tonight's episode of our they left enough, pete buttigieg is reeling from comments that he made about inner cities in 2011, having a lot of people scratch their heads tonight. candace owens takes up that debate and raymond arroyo brings us a tuesday addition of seen and unseen. turkey pardon and bernie sanders is proving his vitality in an unusual way, move over fred astaire. but first, an animated series of failures, that's the focus of tonight's angle. when i'm watching the house democrats or certain 2020 candidates or their media chums, i feel like i'm watching characters in a cartoon series instead of representatives of the people. month after month, they just boldly predict president trump's political demise. if t

december 4th next wednesday the judiciary committee and the household hearing, this is the letter jerry nadler sense to donald trump today. he wrote in part i am hopeful that you and your counsel will opt to participate in the committee's hearing consistent with the rules of the core and the solemn nature of the work before us. the president tweeted this morning he would support having his chief of staff mick mulvaney, energy secretary rick perry and secretary of state mike pompeo possibly testify, the white house has refused to let officials testify in the past before congress. mike pompeo had this cryptic answer when asked about the president's tweet. >> is that something you are considering? >> when the time is right all good things happen. >> the president talked impeachment at his rally in florida this evening. >> the same maniacs are pushing the deranged impeach -- think of this, impeachment, impeachment. a witchhunt. >> lawmakers our home testing impeachment with constituents. congresswoman brenda lawrence floated the idea of centering the president rather than impeaching him. >>

but then three months later governor jerry brown vetoed the idea.er sister debra was relieved. >> i don't think she deserves it. these people were brutally butchered. there has to be some kind of accountability in this world. >> convincing the jury of this very esoteric sophisticated motive of charles manson -- >> prosecutor bugliosi died in 2015. the story he wove for the jury, that "helter-skelter" was the motive for the killings, inadvertently added to manson's enduring legend. >> what do you want to call me a murderer for? i've never killed anyone! i don't need to kill anyone! >> charlie manson would spend the rest of his life behind bars. in november 2017, shortly after his 83rd birthday, nearly 50 years since he orchestrated those brutal crimes, he died in prison. throughout his long life he never admitted regret or remorse. >> remorse for what? you people have done everything in the world to me. doesn't that give me equal right? i can do anything i want you to people at any time i want to because that's what you've done to me. >> charles mans

the ceo of storch advisers, jerry storch jerry, you've got this cornucopia of factors out there thatout with regard to the shopping season you've got tariffs you've got six fewer shopping days between thanksgiving and christmas, the potential for weather hazards that are going on does any of this concern you or do you feel like the state of the consumer right now is strong enough to supersede any of these head wind? >> the consumer is very strong, and for months now shopping has been very strong the weather doesn't matter short season, that might have married a hundred years ago or so you can get to stores easier that doesn't matter. christmas is always december 25th there certainly have been sales early in the month of november but black friday is going to be massive between online and in store. and the people have jobs, high consumer confidence. the tariffs, frankly, haven't seemed to effect business at all when you look at what's been going on one or two retailers had mentioned them but they have other problems besides the tariffs. and the big ones, target, costco, best buy, dick'

the problem for jerry coburn is this he personally despises the year in union and he has friends hope political career however the vast majority of the parliamentary labor party which is the labor m.p.'s are in favor of britain's membership of the e.u. that is why it's who pays the p.r.p. to try and prevent corbin's mines a civil war from breaking out he has gone along or he has sided with the stronger group main elements within their p.o.p. now that is why in my opinion he is in serious trouble because the labor movements feels quite differently to the european union the parliamentary labor party is true if you so effectively rates are the choice before the british electorate is this the conservative party is a proxy aussie the labor party is now a remain party to the discussed of traditional labor voters the working class in the north of england the liberal democrat party is a remain a party and the scottish national party isn't my party so you can see it's probably going to happen all the same but it's all the scottish national party will be dominance across scotland the conservati

what owner jerry jones is saying now. >>> taylor swift shakes it off. ♪ shake it off the record she sett the american music awards and the emotional moment with her mom watching from the front row. >>> and a burglary suspect picks a fight with the wrong woman. >> and i'm juking him, jugging him, jugging him. >> how this 82-year-old bodybuilder said not in my house. body builder said, not in my house. >> announcer: from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning." >>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm adrienne bankert in for janai. we begin with the wicked weather settling in just as a record number of holiday travelers hit the road. right now the radar showing snow and rain striking parts of new england. >> but more storms are taking shape behind this one. and the closer we get to thanksgiving, the worse the travel conditions across the country are expected to get. >> reporter: this morning thanksgiving travel headaches from coast to coast. a series of storms will track across the country, bringing just as millions hit the road for the holiday. southw

the initial idea was larry david and jerry had an idea of two guys hangs out and talking about stuff.er and she tells me that her ex-boyfriend was over late last night and yadda, yadda, yadda, i'm really tired today. >> what do you think she was tired from? >> obviously the yadda, yadda. >> larry david and jerry seinfeld, those two minds together, you know, that's just comedy dynamite. >> what do you think did it? can you take a step back and say, this made the show? >> i think it was the style of the writing was fresh and i think it was the strength of the cast. the cast is very, very strong. and the writing had a different sound to it. the conversations sounded different than the other sitcoms that you see. >> so you think you're spongeworthy? >> yes, i think i'm spongeworthy. i think i'm very spongeworthy. >> i'm out there, jerry, and loving every minute of it. >> the ideas were seemingly insignificant where the comedy came from. usually small quirky idiotic things. >> larry always carried this little notepad in his pocket. whenever something happened he thought would make a good i

jerry jones and we are all happy.rmer cowboy cole beasley. 25 yards and it is 7-7 and you start to see plumes of smoke coming from jerry's head. late in the second quarter i smell trickery. the wide receiver, his first ever nfl pass is a touchdown to devin singletary. 13-7 at the half. a penny for your thoughts? 3rd quarter 16-7 allen. and using the legs. a nice block. he threw for 231 and ran for 43. the bills win and jerry just had enough leaving the building. buffaloes 9-2 and jason garrett's seat got hotter. how about those bears and lions? 1st quarter david blau making his nfl debut. looked good early. 7-0 chicago until somebody forgot to cover somebody. 75 yards to the song. he caught four balls rmer cal s marvin jones in for the eight yard score. 17-10 at the half. turkey for you, turkey for you. mitchell trubisky to jesper horse said. what a catch, he pins it against the facemask and that is crafty. 20-17 in the fourth quarter. and mitchell trubisky goes through yards to david montgomery. chicago takes the lea

great timing, jerry nadler.s is yet another instance of tone-deaf democrats trying to undermine the president while he is abroad. in july of 2017, you may recall president trump was at a bus steel day when democrats introduced articles of impeachment against him. february 2019, the president attended a summit with president kim jong un, and in july of 2019, the president attended a dj celebration in france and that is when congressman jerry nadler chose to pursue more russia which foud hearings. joining us now for reaction is senior legal advisor to the trump 2020 campaign, jenna ellis. house freedom caucus chairman, congressman andy biggs. and fox news contributor roy murdock. congressman bigs, let me start with you. is it your sense that democrats are catching an ear full back home among their constituents and that they may suddenly get a case of the 4-real or less and reconsider their drive to impeach? >> in some districts they are. if you are in a swing district like the state you just showed a clip of, they

and so jerry, of course, played for the 49ers and the raiders. just an opportunity to spend some time with the g.o.a.t., the greatest of all time. as dion mentioned, that's tonight on abc7 news at 6. >>> since jerry played for both teams, let's talk 49ers now. they are undefeated and on monday night they will be facing their archrivals in division, the seattle seahawks at levi stadium. might be the biggest game in the league this year. both teams have dreams of deep postseason run. of course, social media blew up after the niners win against arizona. not because the niners are undefeated but because quarterback jimmy graore ap- -- >> how does that feel? >> great, baby. > right back at you. thanks so much. >> no problem. >> well, we didn't get to hear jimmy's response today. he said that he uses the term "baby" all the time. if you check social media, he does. that's kind of just one of his catchphrases. anyway, monday night football niners and seahawks here on abc7. our average begins at 5:00 p.m. on monday. of course, twitter went berserk. it's