hi jill. how's it going? >> are right. how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> thanks for putting this together. jill and i've met once in person we met once in person and once in 2019. i became a fan then and i was really delighted to hear you had a book coming out. congratulations and i wanted to ask you is this your first book even though you are in a lot of other realms and essays. what did you do yesterday? >> i have to say remember my last book in iran number being at the gynecologist and it was this really juxtaposition on real life in internet life. tell me a little bit how did you feel and waiting for your book to come out and the whole process? what was that like? >> it was as usual -- i spent so much time creating all these very complex narratives about what would happen when the book came out and i spent the day just really relieved and i don't even remember. >> yesterday was the seventh. >> yes. >> two years ago, sorry. >> it was a very normal day but a normal good day and it was on th

jill biden. [applause] dr. biden: ok. hi, i'm jill biden.the bidens are a military family and i would like to thank the dixon family and i would also like to thank sheriff irvine for this wonderful meal. he told joe that joe liked his chocolate muse so much that he was going to make it for everybody tonight, so that's the special treat. i am a military mom. our son bo was a major in the delaware army national guard and i know what it feels like for all of your families here because you won't be home for the holidays. and i know what it's like to see that empty seat at the table and just feel like, you know, just how hard it is for the families. so i want to thank all of you. that's why we came to have dinner with you to say thank you to you, we're so grateful for everything that you do and joe and i feel like, you know, your family to us and we cannot thank you enough. so i had to come out from behind there because, first of all, i'm a teacher, it just feels weird to be behind a barrier and i just want to come out -- well, thank you, must be

[laughter] jill. jill's here. the attorney general. all right, jill. i don't know what was going on back there. i was worried you weren't going to come out. good to see you. all right. this legislation is improving public safety and criminal justice for native americans and addressing the crisis of missing and murdered indigenous people. i'm proud to sign it. long overdue. there you go, mr. secretary. general. mr. secretary. thank you all so very much. we're going to make some substantial changes in indian country and it's going to continue. thank you, all. [applause] you ask me that all the time and i say the same answer. i've been confident the day i stepped into office. [inaudible] >> are you working to lower the temperature with -- [inaudible] tonight? [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the house wrapping up debate on bills dealing with veterans' issues. lawmakers will be back at 6:30 east

but it is one of the best-run campaigns i've seen of all the campaigns i've seen, and jill, the entire team, was -- i mean, i can't really say anything that you guys didn't do right. that's not being very critical. but that's just my honest assessment of how things went. i want to just read the tweet that i botched before. forgive me. shouldn't the media be all over a black woman who immigrated from jamaica, served in the marines, has a master's agree, ran a homeless shelter for women, raced three kids and is now running to be the highest ranking minority woman government official in virginia history winston spears? again, and we have a cuban -- an individual of cuban decent if things go the way we think they will, will be attorney general of the state, which is just incredible. i mean, the story is just amazing. harmed; closing thoughts, all the moderate democrats across the country, what shawed they take from this very quickly? >> they should take that the democratic party is too extreme. they're way beyond the main stream. and that when it comes to the issues that matter in the pock

a lot of them from the archives and hand selected by jill biden yourself. >> thank you so much, kate now experts are trying to learn more about the new coronavirus variant known as omicron. these are the three big outstanding questions this morning and going forward. first one, is it more transmissible? second, is it more dangerous but also this, how much do existing vaccines protect against it? we should be clear here, we don't know the answers

jill winebank people did know rudy guiliani's name. this guy has been saying crazy stuff for a long time. when asked about this, there was a deposition on august 14th obtained by cnn. this was about that lawsuit by dominion voting systems about resume and what they allege are the lies he told. here's what he said. >> it's not my job in a fast-moving case to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that's given to me. otherwise, you're never going to write a story, you never come to a conclusion. >> if i had hair, it would have caught fire after willing to that. jill, you've been a lawyer for a long time. what do you make of that statement. it's not my job to go out and investigate each piece of evidence given to him. >> that's why he's been disbarred, because he didn't do it. he has an obligation. he's an attorney and we have ethics and he is not abiding by them, and i think representative hip hossa is absolutely correct in everything she said, but i would add a third threat to democracy, which is not just voter suppression, it's

jill we're watching a.k.the stock is young, but it is charging ahead and you guys swung to a profit. i mean this is very interesting to us as you take this sort of micro influencer army. you don't even need a marketing budget anymore, jill great to see you. >> you too thanks so much, liz. liz: jill ramsey of a.k. a. brands. we need to look at bitcoin it is well off its recent high of nearly 69,000, right now, it's 59, 352 per coin, down 6.6%. what's really behind today's drop? is it something xi said or did someone way closer to home toss ice cold water on the crypto leader? that's next, plus all birds taking flight at this hour, shares are cruising higher by 7% , tomorrow marks two weeks since the sustainable shoe company went public on the nasdaq, priced at $15, shares soared 90% on their debut but that hardly scratches the surface of the real story behind the shoe that's a favorite of celebs in silicon valley. how did founders go from design ing an all-sustainable show shoe on joey's mother-in-law's kitche

joining me now, msnbc contributor and former watergate prosecutor jill wine-banks.iggest problem is that there are so many of them, and it's not just these criminal ones. there are civil cases. he has defamation cases that he's going to have to defend. there are numerous things, civil from the new york attorney general, criminal from the manhattan d.a., the westchester d.a., in georgia, in d.c., taxes. don't forget that audit that's been pending since 2015. someday he may owe millions of dollars, and that should be settled, it seems to me, pretty soon because audits shouldn't take that long. >> okay. so let's talk about the first manhattan grand jury indicted trump organization cfo allen weisselberg for tax fraud. explain to us why a second set of jurors is taking over. do we have any idea what charges they may be considering? >> it can be something continuing from the first, or it can be something new. what's happening is because of the backlog of federal criminal cases due to covid, you may need a special grand jury, and the same may be true in other jurisdictions

jill biden has unveiled the and many social media users were not kind.ith night lights all over it they wrote. while the media no surprises gushes over biden's decor. the "u.s.a. today" with this headline joe and jill biden's christmas theme inspired by people they met across the u.s. the daily weist getting in a dig at former first lady melania trump holiday decor. jill biden unveils her first white house christmas decorations not a blood red tree in sight. and "the washington post" jill biden's first white house christmas brings back a warmer, simpler vibe. we will put it up. i actually have to disagree with the twitter user. i think it's very pretty. look as lot with my tree at home all the white lights and gold. i think it's very pretty. also have a picture last year. i have gone to every white house christmas party the last four years my melania's tree quite beautiful. how you cannot like christmas decorations? >> i'm a total clark griswold. i think that tree is beautiful. all christmas trees are beautiful. all decorations are amazing when they come

jill and louise, it is beautiful. i miss my sister too. and i miss her dearly. it is wonderful to see you two together. >> bless you. >> yesterday at the airport, the emotions were insane. my children had signs. there was balloons. you want to make it look perfect, but we just dropped everything and ran. >> all natural. >> it was just insane. we cried. we laughed. it was a wonderful thing. world photographer was there taking pictures for us, and it was the most special time. now it's all been documented. it is better. >> the lady who organized this, wow, i can't thank her enough. >> everybody. >> got to see the end, you know, and it was lovely. very emotional, everything. >> british airways. >> can't thank you enough. prettyish airway i british airways, just the best. >> it's great for you to share this with us. thank you so much. >> no problem. >> thank you so much. have a great day. >> cheers. >> bye. >>> coming up, testimony continues in the trial of the three men accused of murdering ahmaud arbery. the graphic images the jurors were sh

jill?ent. >> i want to thank everyone -- vice-president harris, my cabinet members. my white house team. jill, doug, our first lady and our second husband. >> sean: it is beyond humiliating. biden had this bizarre moment. he could not find his mask. he is socially distanced and outside and got a booster. why is he looking for his mask. wandering between the podium and the desk looking inept. the latest baffling moment of joe biden. here with reaction "beyond biden" is in book stores everywhere, newt gingrich. what is kamala harris accomplished? supposed to be the border czar. never went to the action where the border is. i have a long list. she hired a pr team and they had a phoney video session with child actors. done nothing as border czar. the weird laughing that is unending. goes to travel to france. comes out with a phoney french accent and doesn't resolve the issues involving australia. where is the success, mr. speaker, because i don't see it? >> there is a website that has 10 hours

also with us jill wine-banks, former general counsel of the army. has to be established for a judge to give sole custody to one parent, sole custody in this case to the mother who is telling this judge that this man has beaten her and her children. >> well, let's put it this way. the judge made a very clear pronouncement that he believed parnell's wife, and that he did not think that there was much credibility in the denials by parnell that he wasn't credible, that he didn't have any specific facts where as she had date, times, places, photographs, and he was also criticized for showing disrespect for the court by dressing in jeans and an untucked shirt, again saying that hurt his credibility. so here is a man who can't be believed in denying accusations of physical and emotional abuse of his family, and who was being supported by the republican party, by the former president, by the senate candidacy committee, and it is a very heavy standard when you're debating whether to give sole custody to one parent. and the judge acted in what seems like a ve

jill, doug, our first lady, our -- first lady and second husband. no, i'm joking.er] these guys travel all over the country together. i'm getting worried, you know. doug is one hell of a lawyer besides. everybody from the united states senate, majority leader schumer and a group of senate democrats and republicans who established this bipartisan framework including representatives and all the folks you heard from. senator ron portman, who is a hell of a good guy. i'm not hurting you, you're not running again, that's why i can say that but you are a hell of a good guy. and the most determined woman i know, senator kyrsten sinema. i want to thank minority leader mitch mcconnell for voting for this pill and talking about how useful an important it is. and from the house of representatives, speaker pelosi, steny hoyer, jim clyburn and me chair pete defazio. democrats and republicans, progressives and moderates, i'd like to pause and ask all the committee chairs and ranking members of the united states senate and house who are here today, please stand. will all of you s

jill biden welcomed the christmas tree, 18 1/2-foot frazier fur hails from north carolina.at upon its arrival, wishing everyone a healthy and happy holiday season. >> i see christmas lights everywhere. >> i think jessica already has hers up. >> do you really? >> around the house. it happens when adam can put them up. >> very honest. >> what's coming up at 5:30? >> such a troubling story in wisconsin. investigators reveal new information in the deadly christmas crash near milwaukee. >> he still continued through the crowd. cohen? and trying to fight off a fifth surge as thanksgiving nears. the white house pushes for more people to get their booster shots. >> the increase in protection you get from a boost over and above the original vaccination is substantial. >> the state is now saying you need a booster to be considered fully vaccinated. good monday. thanks for

super fired up about that. >>> also ahead, jill martin is here and jill is ready to help you become therd hour of "today." a different surprise every morning and today mr. roker will have something special for all of us. >> it's going be great >> are you going to give it away >> but why >> i might have seen this person upstairs but i'll keep it a secret. the sixth country once removed. >> britney spears is going to be here okay let's show you what we've got happening for today. it's going to be gorgeous in the mid-atlantic a beautiful day. sunny and mild through texas the sierra snow and heavy rain from northern california into the pacific northwest and the rockies. tomorrow heavy rain into the northern plains, strong storms in the mid section of the country. above average highs with . >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. so we're going to see some spotty showers continue throughout the morning and into early afternoon. after that, we'll start to see that sun breaking out and it continues in the forecast, as our temperatures warm up. our inland areas headed for the low 70s and

jill was very surprised i'm standing here. well, heather, thank you for the introduction. i can't look over here because the sun is shining in my eyes but all this crowd over here, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you've done. look, thanks for sharing this day with us. why this day matters to you and our fellow -- your fellow iron workers and families and you explained it well. for all the folks at home, i know this day matters to you as well. i know you're tired of the bickering in washington. frustrated by the negativity and you just want us to use and focus on your needs, your concerns and the conversations are taking place at your kitchen table. conversation as profound as they are ordinary. how do i find work? how do i get there? how can our small business thrive and our child succeed in school? or how do we emerge from this pandemic? not just a little bit of breathing room but with real fighting chance to get ahead. when we ran for president, i thought maybe i could help answer some of those questions. for you and the needs you have. because every time i'd rid

joining us to talk more about her reporting on this issue, jill tucker, education reporter for the san francisco chronicle. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. kristen: what percentage of california school teachers remain unvaccinated? >> it really depends on the school district. across the state, as of early october, it was still about 10% of the teachers, out of 325,000 teachers, so, 32,000 teachers were still unvaccinated less than a month ago. in each district, the rate varies of unvaccinated staff, anywhere from 2% up to 25% of teachers and other staff that work in school districts. kristen: does that mirror the regions in california that are and are not getting vaccinated? i can see bay area parents watching this and thinking, hey, what are the chances that my five-year-old kindergartner's teacher is vaccinated. >> it does mirror the communities where the schools are. it also depends on the type of worker teachers in more recent months have a higher level. some other workers have a lower level. teacheteacheteacheteacheteachete rate. it really varies, which i think is part o

at jfk airport this afternoon, mark and jill chambers finally reunited with their american family. >>i can't explain because i knew i was going to see my sister, and it's been absolutely overwhelming, a whirlwind for weeks. and when they announced -- i love you so much. >> reporter: happiness replacing heartache as america reopens to the world. tom costello, nbc news at denver international airport. >>> new tonight the biden administration standing its ground after a federal appeals court blocked that new vaccine requirement for large businesses this comes as los angeles implemented a similar measure today. with more, here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight the white house is trying to fight off a legal challenge threatening the nation's most aggressive vaccine mandate, responding to a federal appeals panel that temporarily halted the new rule. the justice department says it will vigorously defend osha's plan to require businesses with 100 or more employees, ensure workers are vaccinated or wear a mask and face weekly testing. >> the department of labor has a responsibility to ke

it was written -- i am joined now by the jill and juanita. his comments about black pastors? the damage is done. explain how behavior from a defense attorney like that is pretty unusual. >> it's horrendous and shows outright discrimination, bias, i am implicit and explicit. reverend al sharpton said 100 pastors will be in the courtroom as they should be. they have every right to comfort the family. there have been so many displays of bias in the trial. also you mentioned about the charlottesville trial where you have the defendants using the trial as a platform to recruit other white racist extremists. they are being allowed to do that by the judge. the judge struck all but one person of color from the jury. that should never happen. the law wouldn't let the prosecution do that and it shouldn't do it for the defense either where it hurts people of color sitting on the jury. it hurts the victim in this case who is a black man. there has been a lot of very terrible displays. i blame the judges in all of these cases. in the rittenhouse trial, th

and for me and for jill and for the entire biden family it is personal. when beau was deployed to iraq after spending six months in kosovo, trying to help set up a criminal justice system, i got a call from him one day. he said dad what are you doing friday? and i said what do you need? he said i would like you to pin my bars on, and i said what in the heck have you done? he said someone has to finish these wars, dad. true story. jill and i learned what it meant to pray every day for the safe return of someone that you love. so many of you have done that. our grandkids learned what it meant to have their dad overseas in a war zone instead of back at home for a year. tucking them into bed and reading them a story every night. thousands of americans, tens of thousands, have had that experience. there is an english poet, john milton, wrote "those who serve who can stand and wait." all of the sons, daughters, spouses, all of those that stand alongside the veterans and their families, care givers, survivors, you are the solid steel spine that bears up under ev

tanto el mandatario, como su esposa jill, agradecieron y enviaron un sentido saludo a quienes han perdido seres queridos durante la pandemia. los biden y su familia pasaran el fin de semana festivo en massachusetts. y en texas, unos 35-mil voluntarios sirvieron miles de libras de comida, incluidos 32-mil pavos durante la "superfiesta" anual de accion de gracias en houston. los organizadores superaron los inconvenientes de la cadena de suministros, pero dicen haber tenido problemas para conseguir pavos congelados y otros articulos. el proximo reto es darle juguetes a los niqos n nochebuena. y ?quien no quiere pasar el dia de accion de gracias con familiares y amigos?...pues una pareja de colombianos recien llegada a estados unidos queria conocer mas acerca de esta tradicional fecha, y publico un mensaje donde pedia sentarse en la misma mesa con estadounidenes es para conocer sus costumbres.. y vaya que lo lograron! guillermo gonzalez tiene los detalles de este inolvidable encuentro.. esta pareja de colombianos estara en boston por los proximos dos anos...no piensan quedarse a vivir en los

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jill? >> [laughing]. >> jill's here. the attorney general. >> they are worried about high speed internet. i am word about slow speed presidents and vice-president harris. yellowtone 14.1 million people watched the premier of kevin costner's show. there is a reason people love this. it's an antidote to it all of the woke story lines in so many shows today. i watched an episode of you where measles came up. >> laura: when did i mention measles? >> it was on you. >> laura: what was on me? what are you talking about? i never had the measles. we never did a measles and vaccine episode. is this a joke? >> it was on you. >> laura: i have never head measles. what are you talking about? it was stupid? >> it was an episode of a slow. >> laura: called? >> it's called you! >> laura: i have never done a show on measles. . >> it's a show called you on netflix. >> laura: a show called laura? >> i am moving on to adelle. i can't explain it. the pop sing had an oprah produced special with 9 million viewers and the nfl had 19 million. ope

and our first lady, jill biden, welcome. the secretary of defense, the honorable lloyd austin.s mcdonough and his wife. the secretary of the army. chief of staff joe mcconville. and his wife maria, welcome. the national commander of the jewish war veterans. thank you. for being a veteran service organizations host and your participation in this important national observance. all dignitaries and families and everyone watching from across our great nation, thank you for being with us today. the cemetery is beautiful this time of year. it is fitting that we once again recognize our veterans on these hallowed grounds. today is a celebration of honor, duty, patriotism. arlington national cemetery is a solemn place surrounded by over 400,000 soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen, coast guar men, and of families who have proudly served our nation. while memorial day is dedicated to remembering those who we have lost, today is the celebration of all of those who worn the uniform including and especially those who are still with us. i encourage each and everyone of you to pause for a momen

it never expires, and for me and for jill and for the entire biden family it's personal. when beyou a was deployed to iraq after spending six months in dose bow as an assistant u.s. attorney trying to set up a criminal justice system i got a call from him one day. he said dad, what are you doing friday? i said what do you need, friday? he said i would like you to pin my bars on. i said what in the heck have you done? he says someone's got to finish these wars, dad. true story. jill and i learned what it meant to pray every day for the safe return of someone you love. so many of you have done that. our grandkids learned what it meant to have their dad oversees in a war zone instead of back at home for a year, talking them into bed and reading that story every night. thousands of americans, tens of thousands have had that experience. the english poet john milton wrote they also serve who only stand and wait. so all the mothers and fathers and sons and daughters, spouses, all those who stand alongside our veterans and their families, caregivers, survivors. you are the solid

epstein's death makes this case really the only opportunity to hold him and jill lane accountable. >>t could land her in prison for the rest of her life, she is paint ads a key figure in bringing a stream of girls as young as 14 to epstein's estates for sexual abuse. >> she might have been equally as bad. >> reporter: jennifer was 15 when epstein raped her. she won't be one those to testify. will maxwell testify? >> i don't know. there is a risk of testifying. but i think they will make a gameday decision based on how they believe the government's case has gone in. >> maxwell insist she's innocent, awaiting her trial from behind bars. she described it as a living hell telling the daily mailing i am weak. i am frail, her little bitlings pleading with the u.n.an to get her out calling the detention unprecedented discrimination. >> she's treated as guilty. she banged up 500 days and they are hoping no doult, the authorities that they are going to be able to be to hut her away for 20, 30, 40, 50, 80 years. well, let justice decide how that's going to be. >> reporter: the trial is expected

jill and i learned what it meant to pray every day for the safe return of someone you love. grandkids learned what it meant to have their data overseas instead of tucking them in every night. tense of thousands of americans have had that experience. as john milton wrote, they also serve while we stand and wait. all the mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, spouses, all those who stand alongside veterans and their families, caregivers, survivors, and you are the solid steel spine under every burden. the courageous heart that rises to every challenge. we have asked so much you for so long. our nation is grateful. for two decades, the lives of our service members have been shaped by the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan. since 9/11, hundreds of thousands have served. so many are still serving today in harms way. the american people are forever grateful and in all of -- in awe of what you have accomplished, but so many veterans have been through hell. some facing deployment after deployment, spending months and years away from their families. one of the last times i flew into iraq,

we're going to start off with jill martin who has a special holiday steals and deals.

we've seen current president joe biden and first lady jill biden will also see the obamas there.lso secretary of state hillary clinton right as bill clinton could not attend because he's recovering and the only other. >> jimmy carter who is 97 and could not travel and and president trump is not is not as joining us this morning.

. >> so, the woman you just saw in that clip, jill tarter, she joins me now.your character was played of course by jodi foster. it was sort of a life-changing movie for me. i loved it. so, jill, i'm -- i'm so honored to get to talk to you as a person who inspired that and has spent your life on this. so, how confident are you that the web telescope will -- will find not just life on other planets, which i know would be a huge breakthrough just to even have proof of some sort of bacterial organism or water. but what about complex-intelligent life like ours? >> well, wst is really not set up to find intelligence or technologies. but what it will perhaps allow us to do for some of those nearby exoplanets. planets orbiting other stars is to look at the composition of the atmospheres of those exoplanets. and determine whether there's any chemistry that would indicate biology on the surface of the planet. you probably won't be able to tell whether that biology is intelligence enough unless somehow they are manipulating the -- the chemistry in the atmosphere to -- to

for me, for jill and the entire biden family it's mostly personal and it's a commitment that we are helping to keep today with the leadership of the men and women in this room. the first bill requires the government accounting office to assess whether there are disparities associated with race and ethnicity when it comes to va benefits and disability ratings . the weapons of war and nature of injuries they inflict don't differentiate based on race at the type of disabilities our veterans carry with them don't differentiate based on race. so the claims approved and benefits delivered should not differentiate either. we've heard from veterans of color who upon returning home from their service are treated differently from white veterans. this bill will help us understand how this happened, keep better records, exposed the facts to the light of day and allow us to do the necessary work of making sure all our nation's veterans, all of them are treated with equal dignity and equality throughout their entire time. these considerations being no different based on race. i want to thank senator warn

host: this is from jill in columbus, ohio. an owner.aller: the reason i'm calling it i hired providers. they are usually young, students that come and and work with my son with autism. i noticed even pre-pandemic there has been labor shortages here. i have trouble hiring students and graduate students. i am shocked when i do hire somebody. they don't get the drivers license until they are 22 years old or 23. have you thought about advocating for bringing back driver's ed into high schools so young people can join the labor market? guest: i think it's a good idea to remove any barriers to this workforce challenge whether that includes ringing driver's ed back to high schools or taking a look at any of the barriers causing problems for businesses to hire employees. it is not a new problem you identified. we asked members every month there never went business problem. finding qualified employees has been the top answer since 2018. it's just gotten bad recently with record high levels of those trying to hire or fill open positions and being

. >>> la primera dama jill biden estÁ en una gira nacional, en ese lugar tambiÉn se motivÓ a los padreslia. al norte del estado hay muchas clÍnicas como kaiser permanente empiezan a vacunar a sus hijos. >>> en esta clÍnica hay muchos padres que llevaron a sus hijos para vacunarse. >>> despuÉs de momentos de nerviosismo, se escucha la voz de alegrÍa de emiliyeo. su madre amanda aplaudiÓ su valentÍa porque a pesar de tenerle miedo su hija de 7 aÑos podrÁ formar parte de la soluciÓn ante la pandemia. explica que eso es para protegere a personas de la tercera edad como su abuela y para que pueda sentirse segura en la escuela. tambiÉn isabel recibiÓ su primera dosis. la pequeÑa me dice que podrÍa beneficiar a su padre tambiÉn. vivir en angustia por la posibilidad de ser expuesta a otros niÑos ya que se reporautoron casos en la escuela de isabel. >>> los niÑos no toman cuidado. >>> el vacunar a esta poblaciÓn podrÍa protegere a la familia entera. >>> hay una espera en la clÍnica, le hacen preguntas y despuÉs lo vacunan. despuÉs es puesto en una sala de espera por 15 minutos. >>> a veces cuand

our friend jill martin jill martin is here with the special edition of steals and deals from comfy loungewearnt they are screaming -- >> that's right. >> disclosure. i like walking by. today it's really worth it >> and then a heart warming story about a group that's been gathering for turkey and a big family football match going back almost 100 years i love a good turkey bowl. they're reuniting after missing the thanksgiving tradition last year and, boy, did we help deliver a huge surprise. >> i love that, my home state of kansas and it is that time of year when football is everywhere coming up tomorrow on "today," we're going to introduce you to an undefeated high school football team making history out in california. all of them are deaf the all-deaf squad they are breaking records and stereo types as they head to the championship this weekend. >> we've been following this story for a while now. not only are they breaking records. they're blowing teams out. >> they're good. >> this all-deaf squad, it's a remarkable story so we'll have that for you tomorrow right now, mr. roker, on that para

jill was the study pioneer. the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. the movie "contact" had come out. i had never heard of jill before, didn't know there was a connection between that movie and her. >> the jodie foster character is modelled on her. >> yeah, jill is one of my longest mentors. when we started, the study was considered pretty fringy. we didn't know if there were planets beyond our solar system. and we spent a lot of time building up credibility, making a distinction between ourselves and the folks who report seeing little green men in spaceships and being abducted. i mean, people would be writing books about the study pioneers, and it would be what's a nice girl like you doing in a place like this sort of questions. it was really hard. >> do you think there is life is out there? >> you know, nathaniel, whatever i think about life beyond earth doesn't matter a bit. for millenia we asked the priests, philosophers, whoever we thought was wise, what we should believe. we can now change that verb into the verb to explore. anything else is rel

jill biden visited a clinic for children. the two visited with children after they got a dose. >> the vaccine is the best way to prepare and protect your children against covid-19. it's been reviewed and rigorously tested. it's safe and free and available for every child in our country. >> the surgeon general warned parents to make sure they are getting the facts from creditable sources. >>> the rights to president trump's hotel in washington, d.c. are being sold. an investment firm is buying the hotel's lease for $375 million. the firm reportedly has plans to remove the trump name and turn it into a hilton. trump international hotel is part of a historic building very close to the white house. the hotel was under scrutiny by the u.s. house committee. >>> so many toys on store shelves are made in china. however, global supply chain problems are making it harder to get toys to the u.s. for christmas. >> in a part of southern china, known as the world's factory, are some of the workshops making toys for the holiday. things that

kennedy: doctor jill biden, that's how i feel. i identify as a doctor. always a fan here on the kenneth daily show. topical storm is next. ♪♪ nbc news is suggesting families come at inflation not buying a turkey this thanksgiving and they recommend save on your gas bill by warming the home with a burning american flag. that's thanksgiving with a turkey in the white house and this -- topic number one. tonight we meet a man arrested for watching porn in a walmart. you thought the most exciting thing at walmart was for savings. firstly, i'm shocked to learn jeffrey shopped at walmart. 28-year-old -- 28? really? [laughter] you need some better moisturizer. alexander pierce caught on surveillance video hunched over a laptop with his hands in his pants. in a way, it's a touching story. already ban from the walmart for shopping earlier this year so at least he learned to keep the pants to himself. he was booked into a local jail and charged with the local county. he seems comfortable with hard times. based on computer evidence, i'm betting he'll get off. rama a

jill and i learned what it meant to pray every day for the safe return of someone you love. our grandkids learned what it meant to have their data overseas instead of tucking them in every night. tense of thousands of americans have had that experience. as john milton wrote, they also serve while we stand and wait. all the mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, spouses, all those who stand alongside veterans and their families, caregivers, survivors, and you are the solid steel spine under every burden. the courageous heart that rises to every challenge. we have asked so much you for so long. our nation is grateful. for two decades, the lives of our service members have been shaped by the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan. since 9/11, hundreds of thousands have served. so many are still serving today in harms way. the american people are forever grateful and in all of -- in awe of what you have accomplished, but so many veterans have been through hell. some facing deployment after deployment, spending months and years away from their families. one of the last times i flew into i