>> robert: eh, in new jersey. >> anthony: new jersey, period?d philadelphia style? >> robert: yeah, we do ours on a round poppy seed kaiser role. >> anthony: really? i'll have one of those. what's the way to go? i mean anything i need to know or just -- >> robert: no, regular, cheese and onions. >> anthony: beautiful thing. >> robert: i need one, paulie. >> anthony: it's round, it's got steak, spices, browned onions, real american cheese, such as it is, and a poppy seed roll. fantastic. thank you, sir. and it is sublime. relish, what do you think? >> robert: that's hot pepper, yeah. a little bit of that won't hurt. >> anthony: a little bit? oh man i drove a long way for this. thinking about it the whole way. >> robert: good. >> anthony: oh man this should be, like, a national landmark right away. this sandwich is unbelievably good. >> robert: thanks. >> anthony: it's really a thing of beauty. >> robert: that's good to hear. >> anthony: worth driving across the state in a blizzard for. >> robert: we get a lot of people from philly. >> anthony: no

the new jersey brigade breaks. grover's guys start to fall back, little by little shoving the union army back over the road, and you see wainwright's guns in the center. wainwright says this. ofeld fire until the head the column was within 150 yards. three rounds to a gun blew the whole thing away. he is talking about triple canister. liked tohese guys embellish official reports. at one time i give that quote and everybody went, it is powerful, three rounds to a gun blew it all away. however, virginians of a different opinion. this is what we call in the history field a pucker factor. [laughter] salem dutcher from the seventh virginia says, and this should show you how confused and close the combat was, a terrific roar and a jar as a hot breath of a furnace warned me of the uncomfortable proximity of the canon. [laughter] they are so close to those union guns that when the seventh virginia lies prone, he feels the gun go over their back. pucker factor. i could not have done it at all. he comments later that they ar

and fit where the new jersey brigade was. and lieutenant meme, the rest of the confederate force, will be stopped dead in their tracks by this green regiment, the 70th new york. dwight refuses his left flank, offing the second battalion to cover his flank, the 70th goes into fight or flight mode, there is no other way to describe it, because joseph hooker at headquarters can clearly discern the only succinct textbook volleys that morning. and every time the 70th new york fires a volley, hooker is in the back and will start clapping, exclaiming, that is dwight, that is dwight, and the green 70th holds for about 30 minutes against almost two dozen confederate regiments. dwight turns around and says, tell colonel taylor we will all die or hold our position, and the green 70th holds. wainwright commanding the union artillery on the line behind them notices how close confederates are getting to the green regiment. he orders his battery to veer left and load canister. a dozen regiments are too much for dwight's 70th new york. they

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. speaker, it's my privilege to yield as much time as he may consume to the istinguished chair -- ranking member of the committee on foreign affairs. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of the hong ong human rights and democracy act. two months ago, i had the opportunity to join a press speaker nancy elosi, chairman engel, my colleague, chris smith, and hong activist, mocracy joshua wong, nathan law, dennis ho, to denounce the brutality.an i said it then and i'll say it again. not as democrats and republicans but as americans united in our strong support for kong. i'd like to take this opportunity to speak directly to he people of hong kong who i know are watching this right now. with you and america will always support you. hear you sing our national anthem. you carrying our american flag. this is a battle between dictatorship, s liberty versus tyranny, and freedom versus oppression. bill sends a clear me

charles: voters in jersey city, new jersey, dealing a major blow to airbnb.easure to regulate short term rentals. as the company is expected to go public early next year. jackie deangelis is in jersey city with more. jackie? reporter: good afternoon, to you, charles. it was historic vote in jersey city. i will get to the reasons why. what we're looking at residents comparing airbnb to the hotel industry. they're saying it is like what uber did to the taxi industry, disrupting everything. there are residents here saying having airbnb properties and facilities is taking tourists that come to the area, out of hotels, putting them into the residential areas. it could potentially disrupt things. it is driving up property prices because of supply and demand issues. really not enough supply out there. airbnb will say homeowners will make extra income from this. this is very positive. it responded to the vote yesterday to implement those restrictions saying quote, cities from buffalo to san francisco and boston to seattle managed to pass comprehensive short-term rent

perhaps more relevant to all of us, airbnb lost in jersey city, new jersey. a local initiative put restrictions on short-term rentals. airbnb spent $4 million opposing this initiative and they lost. expect similar ballot measures to pop up elsewhere. >>> in seattle, it looks like amazon lost its bid to change the nature of the city council. the hard left socialists still run the city. they do not care for amazon. in a moment, we are going to ask what impact yesterday's vote will have on the 2020 election which is just one year away. >>> as for the market, let's get back to that. we are going to open higher. all three of the averages. dow is up about 30. that would be a new all-time high. the s&p is up about three. the nasdaq, yes, again, an all-time high if it opens with a nine-point gain as it looks like it will. you better take a look at uber. this is the day when early investors can sell their shares if they wish. the stock is down 5.5% premarket. this company went public in may of this year at $45 a share. as of now, it's down to below $27. $26.49 right n

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david: steve moore, jersey city, to your consternation not knowing the side of the offense jersey cityas in the same vote. they legalized it and they had 96,000 residents that went out their homes temporarily to folks from air b&b. they decided it just did not work so as homeowners they had the right to turn that around. >> that's right. i agree with most of what steve forbes just said. i will say this that what you do in a situation we have a covenant in your apartment building that says you can't lease the apartment who should be liable then? air b&b the company or the people who took out the rental agreements in the first place? there are legal issues here the need to be unwound. the story will not go away. >> in terms of a covenant where you violate the covenant that's not air b&b's fault but the owner's fault and that is spain had gross overbuilding, both commercial and residential real estate and it's empty so why not earn money so you may be able to not have a total dead loss. david: but the sharing economy and what people said it would be. another big ballot measure getting ver

i saw one landlered from jersey city quoted as saying if jersey city would just enforce the regulations dealing with multiple housing units and absentee landlords that that would address this problem. why is he wrong? >> he's wrong because the rules from 2015 are virtually nonexistent. there are no requirements for registration, difficult to enforce, not a lot of transparency to it. he is being honest in the fact that it would have changed to the business model. he can still rent it on the normal yearly lease and change it from the short term hotel model. >> we know air bnb has been spending to lobby against these regulations in jersey city. booking.com, vrbo, home away, have they been, as well? what has the conversation been like >> air bnb has been carrying most of the burden here. they spent about $5 million on the referendum. we haven't seen a lot of ads from bvrbo. >> would we be having this conversation if officials in new york city hadn't cracked down as hard as they did >> probably not. you have seen growth with tightening rules in new york. that will probably get more tighter w

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>> as you undoubtedly know, we won a lot of very critical races in new jersey. did we win 100% of the ones out there, no, but did we win a majority? absolutely. phil murphy is one of the most effective governors in the country and fighting for issues that new jersey voters care about, making sure that the new jersey economy works for everyone, making sure that if you work a full-time job, you can feed your family. i think new jersey's going to continue to be a great model of how we succeed as democrats, and they've built a remarkably-effective, every zip code organization, and that is what enables them to win. some turn on these local issues, but when you look at the aggregate data in new jersey, we did pretty darn well. >> you won five seats in trump districts in 2020. >> i am actually focused on taking the remaining house seats in new jersey. we now have all but one and i know if phil murphy were here, he would say, i want all the house seats. the remarkable candidates, whether it is andy kim or mikey cheryl or others, one of the big lessons i learned from thi

he is fighting for issues that new jersey voters care about, making sure that the new jersey economy works for everyone, making sure that if you work a full-time job, you can feed your family. i think new jersey is going to continue to be a great model of how we succeed as democrats. and they have built a remarkably effective, every zip code organization, and that is what enables them to win. some of these races turn on local issues, but when you look at the aggregate data in new jersey, we did pretty darn well. >> are you concerned about retaining those five seats in trump districts in 2020? mr. perez: i am focused in 2020 of taking the remaining house seats in new jersey. we have all but one. with bill murphy were here he would say i want all of the house seats. and that is what we will do. the remarkable candidates, whether it is andy kim or mikey cheryl and others, again, one of the big lessons i learned from this 2017, 2018, and 2019 cycle is that candidate quality matters. we continue to field spectacular candidates and they continue to field candidates like matt bevin. >> i've

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oni am actually focused taking the remaining house seats in new jersey. i know if bill murphy were here, he would say, i want all the house seats. the remarkable candidates, whether it is andy kim or mikey others, one of the big lessons i learned from this cycle is8, and 2019 that candidate quality matters. feel candidates like matt bevin. known you had your hands full, but i wonder how you feel about the u.k. general election, where you have a very left candidates, and whether you think there might be lessons learned for the democratic party, if you two had a left-wing candidate. i wonder what your opinion is on jeremy corbyn as well. the will let the voters in u.k.'s beat to what is going to happen there. i've am not going to do a donald thumbdid and put my on the scale of the election. they have been in a quicksand of deadlock since brexit past, and boris johnson it knowledge that a lot of his promises about brexit were not accurate. that is the challenge they confront. i am very confident about our candidates here because again, i tonk it is really im

cheryl: my cohost lauren simonetti is at a luxury mall in new jersey.hink that's a big question for you today is will people come there will they stay home in their pajamas and chop? >> i think a bit about. look behind me. you have a lot of people lined up. i would say may be 70 people bright and early here. here's the question, what are they lined up for? i got it right here, guys. these goodie bags, the mall gives out goodie bags with as much as a $500 gift card. [cheers and applause] lauren: that's how you entice people off the couch, the phone and into the mall. cheryl: you also got think you have a lot more to talk about with a guest you want to bring in to discuss the issue of black friday and shopping. all the numbers, they have to love it. lauren: we have jason wolseley joining us now with adobe work jason, are you there? >> i'm here. how are you? lauren: jason, we are so curious to get your input on what exactly is going on throughout the country. i have people lined up at 5:00 a.m. outside a brick-and-mortar, but they are here for a goodie bag

go to new jersey. they have to be extremely concerned. his suburban senate district he , last fall, hent won that district. in the elections last week, that flipped to republican by plus seven. there is great news. we had republican victories for township supervisor in the largest suburban population in america. you are starting to see, this is what i am talking about. the frustration is the new socialist mccright majority has not accomplished anything they were sent here to do. there obsession with the impeachment process and trying to take out the hatred of the president, that is what is going to cost them in the majority. elected jersey democrat in 2018, he could theoretically lose reelection. what is a good l whether district that shows republicans are within striking distance. >> we need 19 seats, we have targeted 55. the next 20, hillary clinton won by five or less. kevin yoder in kansas. tough losses, but republicans have held those and cannot hold them again. the top 13 seats, donald trump won by 13 or more. oklahoma five. utah fo

go to new jersey. somebody like jeff van drew has to be extremely concerned. his suburban senate district that he used to represent in the new jersey senate, last fall, he won that district, his senate seat, as he was running for congress, by 12 points. if the election was -- in the elections last week, that flipped to republican by plus seven. there is great news. we had republican victories for township supervisor in the largest suburban population in america, hempstead, new york. you are starting to see, this is what i am talking about, the frustration is that the new socialist democrat majority has not accomplished anything they were sent here to do. their obsession with the impeachment process and constantly trying to take out their hatred of this president on the 2016 election, that will cost them the majority this fall. -- next fall. >> a new jersey democrat elected in 2018, he could theoretically lose reelection. that might not mean republicans every captured the majority. -- have recaptured the majority. what is a good bellwether district that shows r

2020erez: i am focused in on taking the remaining house seat in new jersey. we have all but one and if phil murphy were here he would say, i want all those house seats. that is what we are going to do. whether it is anti-kim or mikey kim or mikeyy cheryl, i learned candidate quality matters. we continue to field spectacular candidates, and they continue to feel candidate -- to field candidates like matt evan. becandidates like matt vin. very the u.k. you have a left-wing candidate hoping to be prime minister. what do you think our lessons learned for the democratic party if you have a left-wing candidate? what are your impressions of jeremy corbyn as well? mr. perez: i will let voters in the u.k. speak to what is going to happen there. i don't want to do what donald trump did, put your thumb on the scale of an election. i will leave it up to the voters of the u.k.. they have been in a quicksand of ,ridlock since brexit passed and a few days after brexit, boris johnson acknowledged a lot of the promises he said about brexit actually weren't accurate. that is t

. >>> and the "jersey shore" shore wedding that end in the disaster. [ bleep ]. >> the bride roastedher own wedding. >>> plus -- who left harry hanging? styles caught on a wire in the middle of a busy street. >>> and we flew all the way to germany for today's special cohost michael b. jordan. let's go! >>> welcome, everybody, to berlin, germany, and hour huge exclusive on the set of without remorse with our special guest cohost, michael b. jordan. >> thanks for coming all this way. >> you tell me to get on a plane, i say, what time does that thing leave. i love this guy so much. i want hear all about your new reels a navy s.e.a.l., but first, help me with some news. >> here's tonight's stop story. >>> country star sam hunt. any duh taetails on his dui arr. he kept a low pro file around 9:00 a.m.-he posted a $2,500 bail. according to the police report sam had bloodshot and watery eyes and had difficulty retrieving his i.d. he was observed swerving in and out of his lane and was driving the wrong way down this road. >> he had a blood alcohol level of.73, which is more than twice the le

esto en california, pero ahora surgiÓ la noticia de otro tiroteo, en una escuela, de new jersey.rados en el ataque. de cualquier forma los disparos sembraron el tenor entre los presentes. todo sucediÓ en un partido de fÚtbol american. >>> en la camden y... cuando de pronto. (disparos). en las gradas, el pÁnico.laalca personas. un adulto y 2 menores. >>> todo el mundo saliÓ corriendo, dice esta joven que estuvo en el momento de los disparos. los equipos de emergencia atendieron a los lesionados. entre ellos, un niÑo de 10 aÑos. esta tarde las autoridades identificaron a los 5 sospechosos que iniciaron el fuego. segÚn la policÍa, a diferencia de otros tiroteos escolares se tratÓ de una venganza entre los involucrados nada relacionado con los alumnos. incluso en una cancha de fÚtbol americano. >>> al menos 5 miembros. y no hablÓ nadie con la operadora y se se escuchaba la discusiÓn y esto fue lo que llevÓ a la intervenciÓn policial. por su acciones en contra el un menor sin brazos. >>> y dejaba de resistirse. el incidente ocurriÓ en un lugar para menores de edad. shpasamos a la prot

in new jersey, we showed that. we have people like mikie sherrill.s this extraordinary former combat pilot. she flipped a seat in our state. there's malinowski. there's lee, josh gottheimer. these are all people that are more moderate dems who have picked up seats that used to belong to republicans. absolutely. we're a big tent party. we can have people that are progressive and people that are moderate. i think the nominee for 2020 better be a candidate that can speak to all of the democratic party. >> is that you? >> you know, you got me on your show. >> this is your opportunity. you're not saying that candidate is me. >> go to corybooker.com tonight and endorse. >> in a piece in "essence" magazine, you say what we need to understand right now as a party is every successful struggle for justice in america, not to mention every winning democratic coalition in modern times has included the active participation and engagement of black people. in particular, they have included black women, who in recent elections have been engaged more and vote at highe

they ran away to jersey city, new jersey to get married. like a lot of young folks, they moved west to make their fame and fortune. they ended up in laramie, wyoming. the family had been living in memphis, tennessee. he decided to move the family to california. the way he thought he would get to california is, he had a dry goods store in memphis. he sold all of the stuff. got freight cars. as the union pacific was built across the great plains, he followed along and had a ruling dry goods store. -- a rolling dry goods store. he learned that the union pacific railroad is going to have a facility in what would become laramie, wyoming. there was nothing here at the time. he came here before the railroad in february of 1868. he built a building in what is now downtown laramie. the railroad arrived in may. along with his wife and adopted daughter. as i said earlier, they ran the dry goods store for three years. then he started his banking career. eventually, -- let me say this. astute merchant. he was criticized for the way he made his money. re

jeff andrew, his suburban senate district that he used to represent in the new jersey senate, last fall he won that seat as he was running for congress by 12 points. in the elections last week? that flipped to republican by seven. victories forcan largestlerk, the suburban population in america. see this isting to what i'm talking about, the frustration is the new socialist democrat majority has not accomplished anything they were sent here to do. the in session with this impeachment process constantly trying to take out their hatred on this president from the 2016 election, that is what is going to cost them the majority next fall. >> the new jersey democrat elected in 2018, he could theoretically lose the election and that might not mean that republicans have captured a majority. --t is a good disctir district that shows republicans are within striking distance? guest: well, we are. the top 31 donald trump w two years ago. on the next 20 hillary clinton won by five points or yes. these are seats like kansas and illinois, those were tough losses but republicans can hold those again. if

we didn't want him to stay in new jersey. so we sent him back to miami to live with his family.ace for him to sort of settle down, get a little more grounded and back into a normal life while we figured out what to do next. >> about a year later, i got transferred to miami in june of 2005. and i started working with albert again after the fire wall takedown around november of 2005. >> doing what? >> same exact thing. so we started getting a target list together but it came to a point where we weren't making the arrests that i thought we should be making and albert was losing interest. and i didn't want him there. his head wasn't in the game and he didn't really want to be there. so, in the spring of 2007, i asked him to leave. and we cut ties. >> millions of shoppers may have had their credit card somebody hacked into a computer system, used by department stores in our area. the intrusion was noticed in december and given to authorities. 20 million cards were given in the breach. >> the secret service had continued to investigate the online crime. and several years later, there

ryan zimmerman thanked the president for keeping the country safe and gave him a number 45 jersey. >> the nats as always, they lived up to a motto, it's stay in the fight. that's true about life. stay in the fight. you never know what's going to happen. stay in there.

next up is mary in new jersey. is it absecomb? did i get that right? is it absecomb, new jersey? >> absecomb. please go ahead. >> first of all, it doesn't matter if it's first hand, secondhand, third hand information. trump screwed up when he released the transcript of the call. in my opinion he pled guilty when he did that and i would like to see them release an actual recording of the call. second of all, they say it's no problem because the aid was eventually released and there was no investigation into the bidens after they got caught. president zelensky actually booked an interview and canceled it after they got caught. the republican talking points are laughable. >> that's mary in new jersey. janet, hercules, california, republican. you're the last voice, janette. yeah. i was just thinking that i think the whole thing is a sham. i think it's a waste of time when so many other things should be done for the homeless or whatever and those cities in america need money and i think this is a waste of time and money, and i believe that trump will be re-elected president. thank you

nikki battiste shows how a new jersey school district is tackling the problem. >> reporter: how many of you have ever been bullied? raise your hands. seventh grader luca mattielli says his problem with bullies began in elementary school. >> i guess i'm not respected toward them because they're all the cool kids and they got their big shot stuff, and i'm not. i'm just boring. i'm boring old me who-- >> reporter: you're not boring. >> i'm not-- like, boring to the sense where i'm not the greatest soccer player that they've ever known. i was always picked last during gym. >> i think it's on the side. >> reporter: we were there as matielli and his classmates watched this 360-degree video made by his eighth grade peers for the first time. >> jack, what are you doing here? just leave. no one likes you. >> reporter: through virtual reality... >> this stinks! >> reporter: ...the students show each other what it feels like to be excluded from activities like basketball. >> i felt the same way so many times. >> sometimes you do go through it, and it's just middle school. it's part of it. >> we

multiple victims, multiple banks across the new york/new jersey area. that face. we later found out that he would order white plastic online. white plastic is just sort of like a hotel key. you can encode debit card information onto it with a magnetic strip. that black strip that goes across the back. so with one swipe of some downloaded software and a little device, you can take hacked data would be reencoded on that white plastic and then use them in an atm. he would walk in anywhere between 30, 40, 50 different pieces of white plastic. some would work, some wouldn't. >> he would often do this late at night, not only to hopefully not get caught but also because after midnight, the new limits would go into effect for each card and for the atm. >> our goal was hoping we would find a pattern and we would do surveillance on those atm machines and then hopefully grab him that way. but he was very good about not using the same one twice and about randomizing how he went about it. the only thing we knew was the picture and the videos that we had from those atm vestibul

stuart: what does the rest of the banking industry in new jersey think about the governor of new jerseyy, former goldman sachs guy, worth a lot of money, villa in italy, multi-millionaire and he's on as a progressive who -- what's the opinion of this guy? >> well, i tell you, the governor is a nice man, he's a good guy, but he's really almost anti-business now. we need, you know, a friendly environment to promote businesses in new jersey. new jersey has tremendous assets and the governor always says that. stuart: he wants constant tax increases. he wants to raise the tax on just about everything across the state. i don't get it. why is he doing that? why? >> well, i think it's part of the progressive agenda across the country. massachusetts looked at this in 2010 and '11 and decided not to do it. the capital that's going to be necessary, the infrastructure, the technology, all the different things, it's going to be very very difficult. let's work together and help the citizens of new jersey. stuart: yeah. good idea. kevin, thank you much for joining us. >> good to be here. stuart: thank

city, new jersey.ere doing some reconnaissance for carole. >> this is the world's largest warehouse that holds toy soldiers. we have about 3- or 4 million soldiers here. ♪ >> some are plastic, some metal, and valuable classics cast in lead. >> people who collect plastics will spend $20 or $50 at a time. people who collect metals will spend $2,000 or $3,000 at the drop of a hat. people who collect the most expensive soldiers may pay $200, $500, or $1,000 for a single soldier. >> jamie tells me that not having original boxes can lower values anywhere from 50% to 75%. >> this is what collectors look for. serious collectors buy things that are in the box, in original boxes from the 1940s, '30s, '50s just because it's in the box, and if you look closely, they're sewn into the box. >> so these guys are still strapped in, never touched or taken out. >> right. no box, not a lot of value. >> not a lot of fun, either. then again, how many bedrooms the postals would have needed if bob kept all the boxes! boxes or

what is this guy in new jersey do? he does not allow his inability to do everything to undermine his determination to do something. he stood up from the couch and said i can't go to alabama, i can't afford a plane ticket but i will do a powerful american tradition, i will be the best i can with what i have, where i am. a patriot, he showed his love, he didn't talk about it. he called around to see what pro bono work he could spare. he tried to do something about real estate in new jersey. he said they started working 65 and 67, join us in the fight for america. by 69, they had also whole system working. i got the case file from a family from the south, frustrated and discouraged their american dream was being stolen by racism and the help that family and you know the names of that case file, the family coming up from the south, carrie and carolyn booker, my parents. i am literally a u.s. senator. for the black person ever elected into the office in the literally running for the highest office in the land because un-ame

more so than he name on the back of jersey. put together a miracle season and an unforgettable post-season. we're proud to say that we are the 2019 world champions. [applause] in a season that unified a region when the region unifying the most. [applause] and again, as our manager, davey martinez, said to eloquently after our many, many, many celebrations this year. five of them, i think. bumpy roads do lead to beautiful places. and this, here, is a beautiful place. [applause] thank you! president trump: great. great, mike. thank you, sir. great job. thank you, ma'am. pleasure. lease, dave. dave:i wasn't going to talk today. my throat is a little hoarse. we met with the caps last night, and things got a little interesting. [laughter] and i don't want to take up too much time because, apparently, my boys don't like wearing shirts anymore. [laughter] you know, they often say, "adversity builds character." we got some characters. [laughter] we got some characters with heart. and what i learned about these boys. they had one heartb

it is devastating. >> reporter: it's not saiddemarg molly hunter new jersey >>> it was a star-studded night at the e people's choice awards. >> first and foremost, thank god because i definitely don't have to be here being that i am, it makes me appreciate life even more. it makes me appreciate -- >> you hear him talking about it, comedian kevin hart made his first public appearance since his near fatal car crash, accepting the award for movie star of 2019 there were stars across all j agagen gen genres end game won jennifer aniston received the people's icon award. gwen stefani receiving the fashion award. pink named the people's champion >>> heartbreaker for the dallas cowboys, capping off week te da ancuus one-handed catch. trailing by 14, the cowboys michaelto get it going. gallop to cut the lead in half the cowboys took the lead sticking the two feet in there still t c vikings win it, 28-24. >>> thereigning mvp was back after injury patrick mahomes was not enough to push the chiefs past the titans, despite this jaw-dropping pass. titans quarterback, ryan tannehill, is playing pre

molly hunter, nbc news, toms river, new jersey. >>> new developments tonight in the case of a missingbama teenager. 19-year-old aniyah blanchard disappeared. her parents spent the day at the courthouse talking to police, saying there may be more people involved in aniah's disappearance. >>> new york state regulators are investigating the bank behind apple's credit card, a credit card on your phone. the investigation comes after one user said it was sexist. a man said that his wife was denied a credit line increase, and he was not even though her credit score was better than his. the card, a partnership between apple and goldman sachs made its debut in august. >>> a big anniversary today for sesame street, iconic children's show debuted 50 years ago today, giving important life lessons on pbs since 1969 with, of course, beloved characters, songs and guest stars always changing with the times. >>> still ahead, insecure line. why is giving out your cell phone number can put your most private information at risk. >>> and later, the inspiring story of two marines on a i saved hundreds on m

mary ellen: i live in new jersey. my dad, my mom live in new jersey. -lemonis: we're in miami.mary lou: we're from miami. chuck and i met in high school. we're high school sweethearts. lemonis: okay. mary lou: chuck, in 1976, went to new york because his family had a swimwear business, and then, i moved to new york. and we always thought we would come back here. lemonis: and why haven't you? mary lou: because i have the job. i have the income. i have the health insurance. lemonis: so why doesn't the business move to new jersey if you guys can't move? mary ellen: my brother was here. he went to college here. he stayed here. it just was convenient at the time. mary lou: and we just kept it here. -chuck: yes. -lemonis: okay. any time you split the operations in different cities, you're potentially gonna have a high level of inefficiency. also, typically, the fashion world is either east coast, based in new york, or west coast, based in los angeles. and so one of those two choices isn't miami. can i see the product? is there a warehouse or something? mary ellen: yes, yes, yes, yes,

elsewhere jersey city, new jersey, voted.g setback for airbnb as it's set to go public. >>> and in arizona they rejected the initiative to make tucson a sanctuary city. >>> and paige cognetti ran as a local democrat when the committee refused to endorse her. one other thing. she happens to be eight months' pregnant. that's amazing. >>> gordon sondland, the u.s. ambassador to the european union revising his testimony from three weeks ago to admit there was a quid pro quo imposed on ukraine. sondland says he now recalls telling a ukrainian official on september 1st, quote, resumption of usaid would likely not occur until ukraine provided the public anti-corruption statement that we had been discussing for many week. that anti-corruption statement was supposed to target the bidens. >> now, sondland's revision blows up the timeline being peddled by the white house. it was on the table after ukraine was told in late august the aid was being held up. trump allies say that was not the case and could not be used as leverage. majority

we could get some snow around new jersey.nd, but again along the coast it is not going to stick interior sections certainly we could see you know the first measurable snow of the season that's pretty significant for november 12th. here's your forecast precipitation certainly along the great lakes, new england appellation and snow flakes as far south as texas. here's your high today a 34 in new york but it will be in the 20s this time tomorrow. just say -- back to you. >> i'm ready. >> ladies i'm prepared. i've got everything out. the coat, the gloves. i listen to janice by the way. pfnlg i do too feels insanely early janice thank you so much. >> of course. p and e offering 13 to victims of the wildfires in state of california. devastating fires sparked by pg&e powerline proposed compensation part of restructuring plan for the the company which filed for bankruptcy back in january. pg&e could be taken over by the state of california if a reorganization plan cannot be reached. >> well a security flaw cost you money at atm and i

stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> police in new jersey got a call that a car was left sitting on train tracks. the driver who was allegedly drunk was away from the tracks talking to officers when -- nobody was injured the driver of that camry was charged with driving while intoxicated. >>> all right. let's check in with nbc military bill karins. stormy weather ahead. >> a big storm in the southwest that is going to impact a lot of people's travel weekend plans across the country now that storm is just south of vegas. we also have a little weak storm movingn ouday. so here's how it's going to play out. as we go through the next three or four days, on friday we're going to watch the storm ove rain frottl the way down to lou. on saturday, the heavier rain will move into areas through the southeast. maybe a little bit of snow on the north side of it, but not a lot. saturday evening, heavy rain into the mid-atlantic region looks like the heaviest rain in new england as we go through saturday night and into the morning. windy, tootexas, but late-day rn moving into areas like dallas and

>> o'donnell: a woman is convicted of homicide after killing a young woman in new jersey in a landmarkase. will it be a warning for divers? a human dynamo steals the show, setting a west point record. >> he's crying tears of joy. >> o'donnell: a baby's cry never neunded so good. why this little boy's parents have so much to be thankful for. and a new approach that could give new hope to pancreatic cancer patients. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. our viewers in the west. just hours before tens of millions of americans head home for the thanksgiving holiday, back-to-back storms may be ruining their plans. two out of three people will feel the impact from heavy snow and rain to hurricane-force winds. more than 2,000 flights were canceled or delayed today in the u.s. and i'm sorry to report, things are only going to get worse. we've got a team of reporters covering these monster storms and where they're heading. barry pedersen leads off us in denver. barry, how are things in the mile-high city? >> reporter: the conditions are getting a little better, but m,cause of the

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what did this guy on a couch in new jersey do?e did not allow his inability to do everything to undermine his determination to do something. he stood up from the couch and said, i cannot go to alabama. i cannot afford a plane ticket. but i will do what is a powerful american tradition. i will do the best i can with what i have where i am. he was a patriot. he showed his love. he didn't talk about it. he called around to see who needed an hour of pro bono work. he found a group of activists, mostly white people, too, who were trying to do something about real estate segregation in new jersey. he said they started working and they got other volunteers demanding from their neighbors. by 1969, they had a whole system working. he said i will never forget the , day i got a case file from a family trying to move up from the south, frustrated and discouraged that their american dream was being stolen away from them by racism. we went on to help that family. you know the name of that family coming up from the south they were cary and carol

molly hunter, nbc news, toms river, new jersey. >>> a heartbreaker for the dallas cowboys capped off week 10 in the nfl. the vikings went into dallas and struck first kirk cousins fired one into the end zone that is kyle rudolph look at that ridiculous one-handed catch trailing by 14, the cowboys finally caught fire. dak prescott hitting michael gallup that would cut minnesota's lead in half. the cowboys took the lead with amari cooper still cowboys lose 28-24 the league's reigning mvp was back in the mix. but patrick mahomes was not enough to push the chiefs past the titans despite this jou dropg pass to hardman. ryan tannehill would fight back and get the upset for tennessee. 35-32. >>> in green bay wasn't quite the ice bowl but still a chilling reception nonetheless for the panthers carolina could not hold back aaron jones from utep scored all three touchdowns for the packers. the panthers did have a chance on the last play that is christian mccaffrey trying to get in the end zone. he thinks he has they didn't. and the ravens their quarterback lamar jackson makes his best case yet

this morning, from new mexico to new jersey, millions are bracing for an early season blast of arctic. cold will dip into the deep south this week with the windchill, the feel like temperatures will drop into the 20s as far south as texas. the national weather service expects 148 daily record lows to be broken or tied this week. high temperatures around dallas are expected to be 44 degrees tomorrow. that's 24 degrees below average. yesterday in brownsville, texas, it was 80 degrees. tomorrow's high is only expected to reach 46. >> extra thermals. extra socks. >> reporter: a storm moving ahead of the brutal cold is bringing winter weather advisories from montana all the way to maine. in north dakota, a winter wonderland after seven inches fell, and in chicago, a messy morning commute getting under way right now with snow starting to fall overnight, leaving many wondering what happened to fall. >> not ready for it at all. not at all. i was here during i guess you could say the coldpocalyse last year. spend it all indoors. not ready to do that again. >> it's coming too early for me as bu

we also heard from new jersey senator and presidential candidate cory booker yesterday who said the u.s. should not be rolling out the red carpet. president trump is expected to meet with nato secretary general later on today. >> mark meredith on a chilly morning at the white house thank you. it spewing two very different takeaways from the first public impeachment hearing. shocker, wrote? democrats toting bombshell testimony and the public is dismissing it all is hearsay. mike turn is it was in the hearing it he will be our guest. >> sandra: also the socialist joe meeting up yet again. this time on the new greenville proposal. we will have the brand-new details on that straight-ahead he i'm embarrassed to even say i felt like i was going to spend my whole adult life paying this off thanks to sofi, i can see the light at the end of the tunnel as of 12pm today, i am debt free ♪ we have no debt, we don't owe anybody anything, and it's fantastic ♪