my favorite jesse james movie is the assassination of jesse james starring brad did.on film. robert wagner is great. robert duval is a good jesse, but what are the best of this characterization by brad pit. >> i have two questions. number one, do any of the outlaws have been a descendent. and my question is, if you file a revolver, how have you it is not armed. >> as far as defendants, yes. they're a descendent of the james family. jesse left two children, a boy and a girl and robert frank and jamie. the younger brothers did not have any children, but they had nieces. consider tangential a guesser offshoots from the younger family that are still out there. i was actually contacted recently by a relative of the chad well and had a photograph that he wondered if bill chabrol was related and it turns out in his ancestor was a brother of bill chabrol. his name is james surgeon general. i ran into all types of people descended from the citizens that fought back but they escape to minnesota. another relative of nicholas kesterson. there's a fan of an account of the robbers

jess, i'm not a child. carol, i'm just trying to do what's right. - we having company over tonight ? - kind of. so who's coming over ? actually, i haven't met them in person. we've just spoken over the phone. you're having strangers come to our house ? are you serious ? they're people from the neighborhood. jess, it's about time you stopped all this foolishness. now, what's that supposed to mean ? honey, you can't live your whole life hiding behind walls. i know you mean well but the only thing to do in a case like this... is to get together a group of decent people and fight back. mrs. washington ? yes. i'm wanda douglas from down the street. i spoke with you yesterday. right. hi, wanda. hi. and i brought a couple of our other neighbors from around the corner. let me take your coat. make yourself at home. have a seat. okay. thank you. hi, i'm sally jones. sally. - this is my husband frank. - come on in. have a seat. hi, i'm martha traynor. my husband couldn't make it. hello, martha. he's meeting with some

and this is jess.d with coffee, he's the nicest and easiest customer you'll ever meet. i think that was a compliment. it's nice to meet you. i'm sure you're going to do a great job. thank you very much. it was quite an effort just getting past initial inspection. no need to go into details. come on, marie, let me show you how the register works. hi, henry. let me introduce you to the new waitress. marie, this is henry-- busboy, delivery boy and future rock star. - hi, it's nice to meet you. - it's nice to meet you. - hey, henry. - hi, mr. washington. - heard you were a big hit last night. - yeah, well. thanks. - sorry i couldn't make it. - that's okay. well, victor, i was just about to give up on you. i'm sorry. it's just that there's always so much paperwork. i can't seem to catch up. how many times do i need to tell you ? slow down. leave a little time for the really important things. you mean, like our chess game ? exactly. thank you, katherine. i can't believe you're really leaving this place. me n

good night, jess. sit down. katherine, bring frank some coffee. i hope you don't mind my asking this but how can you have so many skills and still not have a job ? when i was laid off from the factory, i thought i'd get another job really quickly. it just didn't work out that way. did you apply at other factories ? sure, and dealerships and garages. then i don't understand. i'm just no good when it comes to interviews. i get nervous, my head starts to hurt. i just freeze up. let me guess. you needed just one more cup of coffee. i wish that was it. my car won't start. i need to call a tow service. just a minute, jess. frank is a mechanic. why don't you let him take a look at it ? would you mind ? no, i'd be happy to. i'll show you where it is. i know. he's always there when you need him. may i slip into the middle of the story you are watching... to bring you a special segment of "word play" ? i know i don't have to ask, but there are occasions when it's very important to ask permission... before you take action. another phrase you can use to ask p

jesse, what do you think? i an idea, lady, just write all of the letters on toilet paper so it is easier for the neighborhood kids to destroy your home tomorrow? >> sam, is it a great thing or not so great? >> we did a story about how big butts lead to a longer life and more intelligence. also she should butt out. >> nicely done. andy? gauge the story's accuracy from 1 it never happened to 10 it was created by a radio station. >> i would give it a 1-10. the woman asked why she was giving out toys. she said i don't want to be the mean lady in town. you are giving letters to kids calling them fat. you are pretty much the mean lady in town. >> there are schools that are sending home obese letters to parents. >> i don't think the story is real and i don't think bill is real. >> i am real. they are not sending them to the kids. for all the kid knows is there is an awesome check in there. maybe the parent will pacify fatty and give them some money. >> this story is absolutely true. she didn't just call into a radio

jesse is stuck 16 feet down. the plan is to dig down 20 feet with heavy ground-breaking equipment and then cut across by hand. rescuers know they need to move cautiously. >> if there would have been any further collapse, of course, in the well above his head, yes, there's a risk. and that was one of our main concerns is vibration of the ground around the opening. they shut off all traffic, stopped all traffic within 500 feet. >> my role as a rescue was to help with the shoring and the trench. and my job was also to be one of the diggers down at the bottom that actually dug from the trench over to the well where little jesse was. >> as the operation approaches its fifth hour, 17-month-old baby jesse seems to be hanging in there, but the question everyone is asking, how much longer can he last? >> my only thought was he's getting tired. i was worried about him maybe giving up, and i was talking to him, you know, comforting him as well as myself. >> firefighter tim daneen is working with other rescuers in 15-minute

independent presidential candidate so jesse i'm going to read out your quote revolutions don't have to be violent again that's what you've said which revolutions have have inspired you that weren't violent actually do you know what revolution that has actually worked. yeah i think when the philippines took back their country from ferdinand marcos it took them about twenty years or thirty years to accomplish it but i believe marcos was taken out of power with no violence there was a revolution in the philippines that took that dictator out because i was actually in the philippines physically back in the early seventy's when marsh when marcos declared martial law and became the dictator of the philippines and twenty five years later they got here model there and to the best of my knowledge there wasn't any bloodshed in the way that they did it so the philippine people could be very proud of what they accomplished you can have revolutions without bloodshed especially here in the united states all of that is what is why we want a solution. yes absolutely. and i didn't want i wasn't arou

and fresh from his one-man show, fred gwynn, jesse joyce. and comedian sherrod small. >> hash tag red eye. >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. >> and now, 43 minutes of a battle. >> that's better than it was last night. it is a question all his fans are asking. did he choose to leave or was he fired? yes alec baldwin is gone from msnbc and there are conflicting reports a as to how it went down. hence -- msnbc just issued a statement saying, quote, this is a mutual parting. richard johnson who broke the news says baldwin was fired for a combination of his anti-gay slurs and his behavior toward co-workers. a source says baldwin pissed off staffers by demanding a make up room being used by a woman with cancer who had a sensitivity to hairspray. and when he was told it was impossible he allegedly screamed "i don't give an f" if she has cancer or not. i want that f-ing make up room. i edited myself. so not like him. you know who else does president like cameras? >> finally. >> sherrod was baldwin fired or was it a mutual decision? >> ev

rene, jesse's brother. >> oh, you're jesse's brother. what do you do here? >> animal care tech. >> okay. you like it? >> it's good. >> what do you love about this place? >> uh, just being with dogs, man. there's something that's always gonna love you every time you come in whether it's a bad day or a good day, you got a happy dog with you. >> how do you like working with andrew? >> uh... it can be a little complicated to explain. >> seems like he gets a little... >> uh... you gotta work. >> yeah. all right, man, well, good meeting you. i'll be seeing you around. >> sounds good. >> all right, buddy. hey, jesse, can i grab you for a minute, bud? >> yeah. >> jesse's the park manager, and he's a critical staff member. i mean, he's running what i consider 50% of this business, the center of the business. so you and i haven't had a chance to talk or anything. do you wanna be here long-term? >> actually, yeah, i love it here. i mean, i been here seven years now. i mean, i been probably the longest one here and worked every shift imaginable here. i mean, i know the

>> jesse gets a little fatigued. >> jesse sent you guys.the -- >> that's a good conversation stopper. i'm done talking about meat. when you're done i'm on the cover. >> lovely. >> you guys get along very well. seems like you get along well. man one day people will write a book about how horrible everything was. what i would look to do tonight to get you guys a little competitive, also see kind of how well you know each other, and various things, tonight when we come back, we are going to play "modern family feud." okay. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ what i tell you... oohhhhh... lil man, you look good. two more... (laughing) that's a good one. (laughing) there you go, see. step back, ohh... kill em. uhhhhh. put a little arhhh... into it. arhhhh... uhhhhh. ughhhh... (laughing) ohh ahh... booooommm... here we go, backwards oh, you missed it. ohhhhhh... you gotta have this one. this one for the game right here. uhhhhh... uhh... uhhh... uhhhhhhh... (laughing) ♪ [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat

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i'm jess washington. the best customer in the entire world. it's nice to meet you all. i hope you find these as good as you remember. thank you very much. - senor sanchez. - mr. brashov. hombre. rosa says you are like a father to her. she is better than a daughter to me. i don't have to pay her bills. so, what brings you to the states ? rosa. actually, he's on his way to a conference in new york. in fact, we are only speaking english when miguel is here so he can practice. i have been in the states more than 30 years and he speaks better english than me ! come on in. carrie ? are you here ? i guess not. well, this is it. not exactly a palace but it's okay for now. - it's very nice. - how about something to drink ? water would be great. i brought something for you from home. miguel ! it's beautiful ! it belonged to my mother and to her mother before her. thank you. rosa, please sit down. there is something i want to talk to you about. now that i have finished architecture school-- - oh, hi. - [ rosa ] hi, carrie ! this is miguel. miguel, this is my roommate, carrie. - ho

i kind of got that. >> do you mind playing a little of "jesse's girl" for us? >> how does it go?guitar so excuse me. >> fire the tuner. ♪ jesse is a friend ♪ yeah, i know he's been a good friend of mine ♪ ♪ but lately something's changed, it ain't hard to define. jesse's got himself and i wanna make her mine ♪ >> i love it when people sing my lines. ♪ and she's loving him with that body, i just know it ♪ ♪ and he's holding her in his arms late, late at night ♪ >> go. ♪ you know, i wish that i had jesse's girl ♪ ♪ i wish that i had jesse's girl ♪ >> tell me. ♪ how can i find a woman like that ♪ >> just in time for thanksgiving, everybody. >> thanks, rick. >> great to see you. have fun tonight. we are going to finally get our bar cart stocked up with all the essentials. >> you're welcome to stay. >> right after this. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is mike. mike's being healthy and chewing like a man. with one-a-day vitacraves for men! it's a gummy multivitamin... with more b vitamins, which help convert food to energy, and help mike do manly things, like wrestle bears and take out the g

the shop or not said well i met many titles jesse ventura is a politician actor author and u.s. navy veteran and a former professional wrestler analysis he wants to be president and he was our guest. jesse ventura does not associate himself with either side of the political establishment people in the seats of thirty eight governor of minnesota as an independent candidate he believes the same luck will push him to the top of american politics as he decides to run for the presidency in two thousand and sixteen what makes him believe he will be with jesse ventura if you delusional or a fighter. pilot jesse nice to have you own the show today and now you want to run for president same two thousand and sixteen realistically do you think you can win. well first of all i didn't say that i was running but i felt that the opportunity was there for a third candidate to be successful in light of the fact that the way that our two parties have operated in the last few years in the last decade they've truly alienated the people to where the approval rating of the congress is at ten percent

pilot jesse nice to have you own the show today now you want to run for president same two thousand andsixteen realistically do you think you can win. well first of all i didn't say that i was running but i felt that the opportunity was there for a third candidate to be successful in light of the fact that the way that our two parties have operated in the last few years in the last decade they've truly alienated the people to where like the approval rating of the congress is at ten percent i mean that's astounding nine out of ten people dislike them and don't approve what they do. so i just stated that in the situation of a third candidate you always wanted in a year where there's not an incumbent and twenty sixteen would provide that year there'd be no incumbent and that's where you'd have the motion at being successful and i stated that if i did run i would run under one premise and i believe i could win on this alone in light of the way things are today in the united states i would run and give the american people the opportunity to make history and to elect the first president since

well, congratulations on the new gig, jesse green. our old friend michael musto, who used to be at the village voice. are we allowed to mention that...? >> it's a pretty well known fact, yes. >> oh, you're on something else now. i got to get my notes here. >> could you be any more patronizing, you toad? my new column is "musto: the musical" on out.com. i cover theater, i cover all forms of entertainment -- just like the old column, but even better. i'm like sutton foster. you just can't stop me. i keep singing, dancing, and writing. >> you are a brand, and you are in many other publications, including the new york times. speaking of which... >> queen of the segues. >> good segue. whoa, subtle. speaking about your old friend patrick healy, excellent theater reporter for the new york times, who hasn't been around "theater talk" for a while. >> yeah, it's great to be back. thanks for calling me up. >> patrick, i want to get the sense -- you've been covering broadway now for, god, like five or six years, or even longer now. give me sort o

jess, next time why don't you be a little specific. thank you both for your time tonight. >>> it's a big election night here on msnbc. coming up, the chairman of the republican national committee is blaming president obama for creating a, quote, culture of hatred. yes, you heard that right. >>> plus rand paul's plagiarism problem just got worse. now he's asking people to, quote, leave him the hell alone, end quote. >>> and the coded language of the confederacy is back on the big republican stage. we'll look at the ugly trend. >>> and friend or foe, i want to know. reply al is ahead. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh what a relief it is! plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. peace of mind is important when so we provide it services you bucan rely on. with centurylink as your trusted

socialist in seattle who may be sitting on the city council soon shall not want and from new york jesse meyerson he's the co-host of disorderly conduct podcast and the author of the book onward occupiers guide to understanding the current crisis schama jesse welcome thanks thanks both for coming on i want to start with you still votes to be counted but your showing is making a lot of news around the country do you attribute the success of your campaign in seattle to seeds planted by occupy a few years ago that are now growing in showing some real progressive roots in the political left. thank you for having me on the show first of all and i also wanted to update everybody you know this is a million ballots and today's ballot count has just been recorded by king county and we are now as fifty point one seven percent of the votes and we have exceeded our gains from yesterday yesterday where for over four hundred votes i had a fight in court and today we are more than two hundred votes ahead so it seems like we are really on a victory here and we might have the socialist elect see guns and

socialist in seattle who may be sitting on the city council soon shall most want and from new york jesse meyerson he's the co-host of disorderly conduct podcast and the author of the book onward occupiers guide to understanding the current crisis schama jesse welcome thanks thanks both for coming on i want to start with you still votes to be counted but your showing is making a lot of news around the country do you attribute the success of your campaign in seattle to seeds planted by occupy a few years ago that are now growing in showing some real progressive roots in the political left. thank you for having me on the show first of all and i also wanted to update everybody you know this is a million ballots and today's ballot count has just been recorded by king county and you are now as fifty point one seven percent of the votes and we have exceeded our gains from yesterday yesterday if you were for over four hundred votes i had a fire in court and today we are more nearly two hundred votes ahead so it seems like we are really on a victory here and might have the socialist elect see gun

we can tell you it happened in this very parking lot on jesse street. the suspects are still on the loose tonight. >> crime scene investigators combing over the parking lot on jesse stretch, searching for evidence. it's where one woman was fatally shot and killed, another woman was chit wounded. she was taken to the hospital. police say it began with a fight. >> some sort of confrontation that led to a shooting. at this point this is under investigation. >> ken barrows heard the commotion. >> i heard the argument. wasn't originally al that bad. wasn't that -- didn't get my attention, and then i heard the gunshots and that's when i looked out the window. >> he and other neighbors say a large crowd left the sixth street nightclub which hosted a hip-hop event on saturday. >> the biggest crowd i've seen. >> the owner said he doubted anyone inside his club played a partner crime police have no suspects but surveillance cameras surrounding the parking lot may be helpful. >> at this point, our homicide investigators are working on various leads. >> police are

. >> hicks has never ridden in the washoe valley before, but police officer john jesse knows in thesearts when the wind picks up, it can be a doozy. >> you can't go through the valley and you don't want go through washoe valley when the wind's that high. >> officer jesse sees hicks pass by and races to pull him over. there's an advisory that day prohibiting high-profile vehicles from being on the road, but hicks doesn't see it. he's approaching the windy valley and immediately feels wind between 60 and 80 miles an hour. he tries to slow his truck down, but it's too late. >> the first inkling in my mind was when the truck got quiet, once it came up on two wheels, there was no noise anymore. i looked in my mirror and that the wheels were off the ground and panic struck. in an instant, i tried to think of what to do, what can i do? >> he tries desperately to countersteer the truck and straighten it out, but he's outmaneuvered by the wind. >> when i knew i was going over, i braced myself and held on for dear life. when the truck finally hit the ground it seemed like it rolled forever. whe

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>> great question, jerry. >> jesse. >> jesse, seriously?y. [ laughter ] >> are you an obama supporter? >> sure. >> did you vote for president obama? >> isn't it supposed to be a secret how vote for, secret. >> why don't you want to tell me how voted for. >> we just met. >> do i have to buy you dinner first. >> that would help for sure. >> i have a bloody mary and steak sandwich. >> do you ever watch the o'reilly factor on fox news? >> can't watch it, man. >> why not. >> too infuriating how ignorant it is. >> what do you know that he says has been ignorant. >> man, you know -- trying to think of -- he is entertaining. i love his book "killing kennedy." >> factor fan? >> factor fan. >> i love o'reilly. is he good. >> lovely coat, too. >> thank you very much. >> really soft. >> don't touch the coat. >> look but don't touch. >> the time is coming and you shall see. the obamacare will rock indefinitely. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> i think i want my money back. >> all right. you talked to how many people. >> 20 people. 10 people supported obamacare. f

joining me now are krystal ball and jess mcintosh. thanks for both coming on the show. >> thanks for having us, rev. >> krystal, let me start with you. 32 republicans today voted for discrimination against gays. if that were not enough, they're still going after women's rights. why haven't they learned anything, krystal? >> well, i think the problem is they sort of set this train in motion and now they're not able to get off of it. i mean, they've been feeding their base this far right rhetoric saying the world is going to end if we allow women to make their own decisions, if we allow gay people the same basic rights that everyone else expects and is granted in this country. so when you've allowed that rhetoric to take hold in your base, you can't all of a sudden then turn around and say we've had a change of heart. actually those things we said before, just ignore that because now we want to go in this direction. lindsey graham is a prime example here. he's facing a potentially tough challenge in a primary in a conservative state. he

-- split, mike, jess? >>> some bizarre comments about what went wrong in the last game by the redskins' coordinator. >> plus a woman who helped crack the glass ceiling in coaching makes a surprise announcement. that's coming up. >> okay let's get another look at our facebook question of the morning now. here it is -- >> ooh, this is a good one. wusa9 facebook friend aria says if you picked a. and b., bills and cook, then you'd married the wrong dudes ladies. i love that. post your guesses and comments on our facebook fan package and we will bring -- page and we will bring you the correct answer in [ female announcer ] breyers. let's get together for the holidays. ♪ come on, people, now ♪ smile on your brother ♪ everybody get together ♪ try to love one another ♪ come on, people, now ♪ smile on your brother ♪ everybody get together ♪ try to love one another [ female announcer ] rich, creamy, breyers legendary vanilla. making holidays more delicious for over 140 years. ♪ love one another right now >>> 5:2 #.

un evento espectacular, tenemos fotografÍas para que vean la portada cuenta todas sus facetas. >>> jesses nosotros. >>> gracias jesse. >>> es momento de irnos a la pausa al regresar ensayando y hablando de algo, no se muevan porque ya regresamos de "titulares y mÁs." que estÉ muyi compaÑero, viajÓ hasta paraguay para ver que es de su vida a que se dedica que es lo que se e acuerda del atentado que sufriÓ en la ciudad de mÉxico y lamentablemente lo cuenta en exclusiva el fin de semana a deportes telemundo por supuesto y no se lo pueden perder y como comentamos, firmadas por el mismo chava cabaÑas si quieren tener la oportunidad de llevarlas tienen que ver el reportaje el fin de semana. y el domingo participar en nuestra trivÍa y se podrÁn llevar una de estas camisetas y el lunes aquÍ en "titulares y mÁs" les diremos quiÉn se lleva del america firmadas por cabaÑas. >>> esta semana alrededor del mundo se estuvo rompiendo los rÉcord guinnes miren, 109 pies lo hizo lo tirÓ desde las graderÍas aqui los 100 metros en 47 metros en japÓn en 4 piernas. >>> ahora 46 saltos hacia atrÁs, lo hizo este

till sking in >> reporter: hi there,jess. th raiders cp not officially reasing word about thomas howard'sdeath, b many of the folkwho played withim on the field and knew himff the field are responding with sadness and disbelief. former oaklandaider thomas howard's speed on the field w rerded with points on t scoreboard, but hiseet on the the california highway patrol said he was driving more than 100 miles per hour when he lost control of hisilver bmw, crasng into a semi truck, then flying into oncoming traffic. he hit died in their cars befe emergency crews could geto them. >> when he hit the truck, it actually caused the vehicle to startlipping end over end, a when he hit the truck, he passed the truck flipping, and bounced over the cente divid wall and went head o into the, on the crv. >>eporter: a statement "i am very, very saddened by the news of thomas howard's death. i knew thomas howard toe thoughtful, intellent, intellectuly curious young man who had wonderful hopes and the nfl but ithereafter."ime in he stayed th th

they just want an excuse to get out there and support local. >> jesse burke, owner of posey's cafe, agrees. >> they feel like they're bigger. it's not a posie's loyalty card. >> it's not like the 1920s or something when independent businesses were pitted against each other. >> according to katrina, supportland serves several key functions for the local business owners. the first is consciousness raising. >> our businesses collaborate with each other because they understand that they're not competing against another independent business. they're competing against amazon, target, walmart. their job is to keep a customer local. because if you keep that customer local, that revenue will come back to you somehow. >> our neighbors next door, they, by all rights, should be our competitors. they are right next door, open for lunch, and it just seems to me that when we do well, they do well, and vice versa. >> once they recognized this, they start to see value in collaborating. and this is where the supportland card really kicks things up. >> supportland collects metrics. every time a customer swip

we sent jesse watters out to talk to mr. accosta.when did you know you wanted to be in the military. >> my father was a world war ii vet. and i would hear his stories. i decided very young that i would join the military and i did right after high school. >> where were you based? >> my first home station was fort lewis, washington. >> when 9/11 happened, did that effect you? >> at that point in time, i was already stationed in los angeles and that's when all the deployment started would everywhere stationed in wbelot also known as. >> when did you face enemy fire. >> every sing get day he crew chief say we are under attack. that's all we could do was chug our duffle bags immediately we took cover in bunkers. that day, january 16th, when that bomb landed right by me and took me out, hit me on the left side hit me in the face and took out my eyes and my jaws. >> can i see you without the sunglasses? >> yes. >> i have extensive reconstruction con to my face and also my jaw, they did bone graphing. >> did you have a big support system? >>

. >> jesse watters visits colorado for mushroom festival. actually see like sounds potentially like can you hear smells? tries to find out what people think about the state of our country watters world meets miller time. >> i'm not hitting on you. >> you are not hitting on me yet. >> if it's t. gets cold enough. >> you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching this special edition of the factor. watters world meets miller time. hide the kids because the next hour will be very provocative. entertaining and at times a bit over the top. we begin with the d man. what about this miley cyrus person. lots of people were offended by her performance on tv the other night. were you? >> first off, i want to see carville and be a blow with those little horns she has on her head. >> thanks for having me on. >> miley wide, inch deep. i want to send a message out to the kid. listen, i know i'm an old square now and i'm supposed to be shocked and supposed to be scanneddized. scandalized. i an

happened on sixth and jesse streets this morning. one woman was killed, another critically wounded. cornell bernard is live with details. reporter: no suspects and no motive in the shooting, which left one woman dead and another in critical condition at the hospital tonight. their names have not been released. tonight police want to know who fired the shots inside this parking lot. >> i was like, wow, that's intense. >> chaz is stunned someone lost their life in this parking lot across from his apartment on jesse street. >> i walked right up down these streets every day. this is my commute. just today. usually it's quiet. there's some unpleasant things happening but nothing like that. >> csi tell anies spent early sunday combing the lot where two women were shot, one fatally. police say it began with a fight. >> some sort of confrontation that led to a shooting. at this point, all of that is under investigation. >> neighbors heard the fighting before the gunfire. >> i heard arguing and wasn't all that bad. wasn't like -- i don't know. didn't catch my attention. and then i heard the

a san jess yeah woman brought her two young grandchildren. >> something should have been done a long time ago. school started in august. just now they're taking care of the situation. >> the university plans an independent investigation. in san jose, abc7 news. >> american indian tribes meeting in san francisco taking aim at team mascots. the gathering brought together tribes are from several western states. it's organized by american indian movement. the group scored a victory last week when vallejo high school was forced to change it's apache name and mascot. next target allegra s.going to be harder. washington redskins owner resisted calls to change the team and mascot. >> these mascots dress up in traditional sacred article of clothing of indian people and run around like they're crazy when someone scores a touchdown. >> the american indian movement plans to use civil rights laws to make changes. >> just ahead, derailed california's bullet train hits a speed bump. why the project is now stuck in neutral. >> plus, pan doera's genetic box. a company defies the government after bein

happened on sixth and jesse streets this morning. one woman was killed, another critically wounded. cornell bernard is live with details. reporter: no suspects and no motive in the shooting, which left one woman dead and another in critical condition at the hospital tonight. their names have not been released. tonight police want to know who fired the shots inside this parking lot. >> i was like, wow, that's intense. >> chaz is stunned someone lost their life in this parking lot across from his apartment on jesse street. >> i walked right up down these streets every day. this is my commute. just today. usually it's quiet. there's some unpleasant things happening but nothing like that. >> csi tell anies spent early sunday combing the lot where two women were shot, one fatally. police say it began with a fight. >> some sort of confrontation that led to a shooting. at this point, all of that is under investigation. >> neighbors heard the fighting before the gunfire. >> i heard arguing and wasn't all that bad. wasn't like -- i don't know. didn't catch my attention. and then i heard the

some have said if i have tried to convert jesse jackson to my views in times said i'm sure jesse jackson makes 10 times what i make great how can you ask a man to reduce his income by 90%? >> host: what is there race that you talk about? >> guest: the naacp played an important role but one of the problems within the institution that has one goal is once they have achieved that old they don't say all right folks we are having a going out of business ceremony. they have to go on. the eeoc for example they have to prevent discrimination but is they have to expand the definition of discrimination so now if you don't want to hire people who have been in prison they think that's discrimination. >> host: you write in "intellectuals and race" that the kind of society to which that can lead when you talk about the race industry etc. is one in which a newborn baby injures the world supplied with prepackaged grievances against other babies born on the same day. >> guest: yes, yes. this idea that you can redress history which we have seen in specific contexts in this country, it's around the world.

i was being satirical, sir, jesse.at thing about you is no one knows how ol you are because you're closing in on 50 but you dress like a 25-year-old. that puts you at 392. >> i like to keep it mysterious. >> the only way people would know how old you are is if nay cut your pot of gold and count the rings. i don't know how that works. animal town is great. i'm working on the script for pixar. it will be about a group of 20-year-old meerkats. >> andy, you hate anyone who slightly annoys you or speaks to you. >> the people will be annoying regardless of their age. touche. it's completely worthless. that's what i have to say. people who live in brooklyn are kind of young. all right. this to me is ail but in the opposite direction. normally pars do things to keep people over 25 out or over 40 out. i kind of welcome this reverse ageism. >> yeah, country bars are older people. you can sit there with a dog and drink and pass out in your own fillth. >> i keep looking at andy's nice institute here and it doesn't have one cat hai

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don't be ridiculous, jess. there you are. will there be anything else ? no, thanks. this looks delicious. thank you. well, what are you standing there for ? go see what the lady wants. are you the mr. brashov that created this dessert ? please, call me victor. victor, i have eaten in the best restaurants all over the world. and this is the best apple strudel that i've ever tasted in my life. thank you. that is very kind of you to say. please. i would love to get your recipe. actually, the strudel was my wife's recipe. so she's the one who deserves the credit. well please send her my compliments. unfortunately she passed away. i'm so sorry. she also deserves the credit for this restaurant. it was her idea. well, if the rest of your cooking is half as good as your strudel, this restaurant should really do well. well, that's what we are hoping, but it takes a while to get established. i'm sure that you will be very successful, victor. - you're a very charming man. - thank you. well, how do you like that ? isn't it great ? well, i better be going. oh, please it is on the

. >> reporter: yeah, thank you, jess and raj. good evening, everybody. the big food drive only happens once a year. i'm joined by all these volunteers. we're kind of taking over the freezer aisle here in safeway. brannam lane in san jose. it's really all for a good cause. see the store shelves are lined with brown bags. tease are filled with foods. healthy foods that are going to feed multitudes of families across the bay area. thousands of families in need this holiday season. let me show you how easy it is. all you have to do is show up to your local safeway. find the bag all over the store. in front of the store. stick it into your grocery cart. easy as that. you go to the checkout lane and you fed an entire family for the holiday season. coming up, we're going to talk to volunteers, let you know how you can take part and how you can meet your favorite local nbc bay area anchors. jess, i understand a viewer actually told me you are a very loyal safeway customer. this true? >> i am. hello. it's where i go. i know the aisles back and forth. >> thanks, c

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