he's like -- >> john cena does. >> john cena does. >> you know who'll appreciate that?d shay shariatzadeh. >> does john cena have game? >> no. if i have a connection with someone, i believe we're defined by our actions and how you treat them is a reflection on how you will treat them in the future. >> that's game. >> i was about to say that's game. >> john leads a fire crew struggling to keep up with kids that are displaced from the fire. now in the film at one point you say to brianna, well, that's on point and you say isn't that what the young folks say. >> correct. >> what does it mean if someone says they're shook? >> doesn't that mean that they're nervous. like almost can't get their thoughts in order and an uncomfortable situation? >> that's like -- isn't that like from shook, mobb deep in the '90s? >> it's kind of where i was like -- that was like when i was a kid. >> what does it mean if someone tells you they stan someone. >> stand? >> they stan. >> oh, i'm a bit of a bts guy. so i know this is like completely in the fandom. like the nucleus of the fandom. >> i

i know john does not put much stake in fanfare.ked him, he never wanted this day to come and never cared about a portrait. his approach was to get to the point quickly and emphasize it strongly. like president lincoln at gettysburg. john could be brief, but make a big impact on people's lives. for all of john's great accomplishments, funding, opening and changing the v.a., transforming a country and listening to a voice others would not, there are some small things that still live on, like the boehner birthday song. [laughter] fittingly, you may know that last sunday was his 70th birthday. i would like to end with you joining with me in singing to john his birthday song, the boehner way. >> ♪ this is your birthday song, it does not last too long. ♪ hey! ♪ i know that your portrait and i know that your legacy will last generations. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the honorable charles e. schumer, democratic leader of the united states senate. >> when you are chairman of the rules committee, as i was in 2012, you plan the presidenti

follow the rise of barack obama, but he's turning some of the same heads in iowa like terry and john hale. >> does he remind you of senator obama? absolutely. it's the intelligence and it's that cool composure. it's the ability to be presidential. >> pete is catching on. the more people that see him, the more people that support him. >> it was 12 years ago when obama's long-shot candidacy turned a corner here, dazzling thousands of democrats at the party's fall gala. >> two months after that speech he won the iowa caucuses and this time the hail is among obama admirers both on the buttigieg bandwagon. >> they have a certain amount of pragmatism to them. >> terry introduced the southbend mayor. >> right now, mayor pete buttigieg. >> she felt like she did in 2007. >> the energy and the excitement and positive and hope and that's what i feel at events like pete

or are john doe wrong who are. good boys and the long drive point 0 always tough for the. right. but causing the noise the only way is have next wednesday i got that. right i. know i'm on my back because i want to wait until. i think oh my god i hate going to the bomb on my. a career in doomsday cultist hundreds of followers to what tropical paradise. one o one a student instigates the secretive sect accused of abuse and violence in fiji. 0. 0. and. on counting the cost it's the birthplace of neo liberalism but will it also be the death of it by taking a look at the doctrine and the protests in chile against this kind of money makes the world go round but maybe there's such a thing as the wrong kind of investment. counting the cost on al-jazeera. i. await of anger on the streets of july a day after the president announced tougher measures against violent. allow i'm sammy's a than this is al jazeera live from doha so coming up i. was ill former president lula da silva is freed from jail after the supreme court ruling. security is stepped up across.

john doe wrong who are. good boys and the long drive home but always tough for the. right. because your noise the only ways have next wednesday i got that. right i. know i'm on my back i'm going to let me out all. right. let me go but i am going to miss the long night. business updates. going places together. business updates. going places together. and welcome back to the new life. for the next 60 minutes and. police in hong kong as a student demonstrations. the high cost of calling for change security forces in iraq can at least 11 protest as. president.

john doe 17 is joey piscatelli. >> i was kind of a happy child.t, i went to a catholic grammar school. i got straight as for eight years. >> reporter: when did that start to change? >> we were going to play pool, and the priest who's the vice principal, he is the down at the bench, and he said, you shoot. i said, okay, and i shot the ball. and i turned around and told him, it's your turn. and i looked at him, and he was sitting there masturbating. and i remember i -- i turned all red, i started sweating, the hair on my neck was standing up. and i just stood there frozen. i didn't know what to do. and he said, keep playing, i want to watch you. and then i turned around, and the head of the boys club, brother sal, was watching this, and he just stood there watching. he did nothing. >> reporter: joey drew to cope with the abuse. his pictures becoming more vivid and violent. mirroring the nightmare he was living. a nightmare that only got worse. >> tune in for the cnn special report "abuse and scandal in the catholic church," tomorrow night at 8:00 p.

in a lawsuit filed thursday, a college wrestling referee named as john doe 42 says in the mid-90s he told jordan the team's physician performed a sex act in front of him in a shower. the referee says jordan and the head coach shrugged it off saying that's him. the referee and his attorney declined to be interviewed on kam. he said he complained directly to jim jordan after he said he once tried to pull his pants down >> i told him, hey, this is not right. >> reporter: not part of the latest lawsuit says jordan failed to address it jordan has previously denied having any knowledge of the abuse saying the allegation he was told about it are politically motivated. respond for comment. the lawsuit comes as house leaders today named jordan to the house intelligence committee giving jordans known as president trump's most aggressive defender a more prominent role in the committee's public impeachment hearing. tonight, osu called the actions reprehensible adding it implemented multiple additional safeguards in the 20 years since strauss left the university. strauss died but suicide in 2005

change company names so quickly it's not even clear who they are named in the current lawsuit as john does through 100. it's the kind of scheme that's plagued the internet for years. even nbc's own savannah guthrie used in a fake ad claiming she was leaving the "today" show to start a skincare line. we found dead end after dead end >> we're trying to figure out why there are fake advertisements selling your product under the names of several recognizable celebrities. so you're a customer service agent and you're not in a position to answer that because you're not aware of that. >> reporter: now degeneres and bullock are hoping for better luck as they take their fight to court if you see an ad featuring your favorite celebrity, experts say do some research to make sure it's legit if you fall victim, report it to the better business bureau, lester >> gadi, says. >>> next, how you can save big on holiday shopping starting tonight. >>> in tonight's "price you pay," a new shopping holiday retailers hope will rival back friday, and it begins tonight. here is nbc's vicky nguyen >> reporter: a con

few individuals embody these values more than john does. the american dream.gs and sweeping the floors of his dad's barr. nothing prepared him for the job of being speaker than this. several leadership roles and committee chairs. in modern history, he was among the best in history to be elected to become speaker. in preparation served john while in our country. history will be very kind to this man. from the time john received that gavel, and then former speaker nancy pelosi, when i had to return the gavel because of john's leadership, the federal government was spending less and than one job was firsthand at the gavel. i don't know if that will ever happen again, it's already been broken. john secured new educational opportunities, charter schools, underprivileged children and across the country. commissioning the freedom foyer for the capital whichby includes william churchill. he did these things while bringing new groups and members into the public and skillfully managing diverse views and personalities. they know who they are. [laughter] i saw this firsth

opposite of course if you see this why don't you get out of it and john does a macro if you're going to a little bit of those that are going around you could have. a goodie because it could be i was i was it was evident you were going to look at over the years in the health of. other people because in order to see they have got to you know let it near close for more than the. minimum but danny just because some guy up until until bernanke is because i'm going to not to get but people need to be to everybody and i want to be in. the police station they see near portland we get which enough with joe know they're going to need someone you've got here because he has a in get counseling get out get out get in go short out get out the only media that i'm going to get. as many times or i'll bump opening up a new office and. i'm going to mr the don't have to let me go because in the. little castle so much check i mean. it was me there but it won't really get you got that about me and what did i get my food. what is the maximum going to be. a little bit of me that it's a little bit to the.

online change company names so quickly it's not even clear who they are named in a current lawsuit as john doesscheme that's plagued the internet for years even savannah guthrie using a fake ad claiming she was leaving the today show to start her own skin caroline when we tried to get to the bottom of who is behind those ads, we found dead end after dead end >> there is no manager okay, we're trying to figure out why there are fake advertisements selling your product under the names of severa d you're not in a positiondenerg for better luck when they take their fight from thet to the court. if you see an ad featuring your favorite celebrity, does to make sure it is legit if you do fall victim, report it to the better business bureau. >> thanks to gadi schwartz for that report. >> it can easily be deceived in more ways than one now an update on cookies that are out of this world. we mean for real astronauts are testing an oven designed for micro gravity if successful, this could make freshly baked meals possible on the space station for the first time they shared a photo of the first cookie look

john: all the time. lemonis: how does it make the employees feel? john: like [bleep] lemonis: and when you guys were together in a relationship, was it normal? becky: not since we got here. this kind of really was the downfall. lemonis: can the relationship be repaired if you're not working together? john: i no longer want to be with her. i'm looking for a wife eventually. becky: there's news, 'cause he told me he was never getting married again. john: i told you i was never gonna marry you. becky: [ laughs ] lemonis: well, it's an interesting place. how do you work in this environment? i mean, i only got a dose of it. -man: very carefully. -bryan: it's been calm today. -lemonis: today's been calm? -man #2: today's been calm. -bryan: nice and calm. -man #2: mm-hmm. if they ever get on the same page, they can do a lot. it's just...hate. hate and mistrust. bryan: i mean, i think we all do a pretty good job of knowing how to do everything. i think if you just kind of threw us into most spots, we could probably all just do it. lemonis: it's interesting t

killed and several others injured as they try to enter an oil refinery in the southern city officer john doe such a barrier reports from tehran. anger frustration and growing concern in tehran as people protested against a 200 percent increase in fuel prices the many simply turned off their engines on major highways across the city to show their disappointment at the sudden decision to raise petrol prices overnight. as heavy snow blanketed the capital people still lined up at the gas stations to fill up before the full remarks this is not a wise decision considering our horrible economy and sanctions we are under it's a cruel decision because it won't affect the wealthy people only the poor people will pay the price. this will 100 percent impact everything else it's not just about the press of gas all commodities will be impacted for. this was only her low income families they were supposed to increase subsidies 1st then raise the price of fuel they will find another excuse to cut their subsidies later. the protests have not been limited to the capital this was the scene in the southern city

the big question remains does john bolton want to come clean or not? >>> and if you feared the democratic slate of candidates was missing a diminutive new york millionaire, you're in luck. mike bloomberg files the first papers that could lead to a run as "the 11th hour" begins its hour-long run on a friday night. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 1,023 of this trump administration. three years ago tonight from this very studio, we conveyed the stunning news to our viewers donald trump had been elected president. the news was no less stunning over at trump headquarters a few blocks from here. they had a concession speech prepared but no acceptance speech. and the notion of ad-libbing a presidency was born in that moment that night, and it lives on to this day. on this night, reality is closing in on this president and his white house. we are now days away from public televised impeachment hearings after days of hearing from all those witnesses who testified in the basement of the capitol behind closed doors. in

the conservative us state so louisiana has voted to keep the democrats as is governor john doe edwards has stumped republicans again by narrowly winning a 2nd term this despite 3 campaign visits by president trump in an effort to return seats to republican control. that's you up to date got more news for you in a row 30 minutes time for knight is back caliph. the al humber. a muslim citadel callus. one of spain's most famous spawn humans. for more than 2 and a half centuries this palace in granada was the scene of the nasir. the last muslim dentist in the idea of insulin. sas a jack one or they don't pick a new or a no not study the roads with a straight up and if they get the nod body or they in calif up to the court of the president out of all circles he will not get to a overseas is the notice with either tonight i'm busy. in the early 8th century. muslims conquered most of the eye derian peninsula the province they called and that of sia. her. but the compering on me was on able to drive home their success. the remnants of the former rulers the physical fights took shelter in the m

when you're looking at raw vote tote as, john, does anything stand out for you? do you think we can say at this point that turnout is at all significant? >> your biggest point about that, the point you just made, a, the people are turning out to vote tonight and the democrats clearly were motivated and did a good job in a state where they have struggled operationally in the past. to your point about the president, if you're matt bevin or a republican anywhere, as much as we say haha, the president went in, his guy lost, he did go in to try to help. bevin was behind and closed late. so the president is going to make the point i tried to help, the guy was toxic. >> that will feed the narrative. then again, there are a lot of other insights to hear about, turnout, issues, what worked and what doesn't. this isn't the clearest picture for us because beshear has history in the state, his father was governor, he's the sitting attorney general. you get in my ear if you have anything that changes, i'll come to you right away. thank you, my brother. let's bring in david ax

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i'm just john doe here. >> now i know what you may be thinking.al david's identity and use it to send him a computer? well simply mac said it is possible porch pirates were planning to intercept the computer because they were foiled because they were home when it was delivered. and they are being allowed to keep the computer for all of the troubles and david tells me he plans to take computer lessons. >> why not. >> thanks, michael. >> thank you. >>> okay. so we're keeping an eye on the two stories you're most interested in tonight. traffic and weather. >> on the left a live look at i-80 through emeryville looking faster than when we last looked at the top of the hour as you may recall. >> live doppler 7 is on the right and spencer is tracking it. >> i am, indeed. you could see we have a few high elevation showers left there over the santa cruz mountains and some over in the east bay. this is still a level one storm on the storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity expected to produce the responsibility of some isolated showers overnight and t

in a lawsuit filed thursday a college wrestling referee named as john doe 42 says in the mid-'90s he told jordan, then ohio state's assistant wrestling coach that the team's physician richard strauss performed a sex act in front of him in the shower. the referee says the team's then head coach shrugged it off saying yeah, that's strauss. >> everybody talked about strauss. >> reporter: a former ohio state wrestler also says he complained directly to jim jordan after he said strauss once tried to pull his pants down. >> i had told him, hey, this is not right. >> reporter: not part of the latest lawsuit, he says jordan failed to address it. jordan has previously denied having any knowledge of the abuse, saying the allegations he was told about are politically motivated. his office did not respond to our request for comment. the lawsuit comes as house republican leaders today named jordan to the house intelligence committee. giving jordan, known as president trump's most aggressive defender, a more prominent role in the committee's public impeachment hearings. tonight osu called strauss'

john chron does seem to have a pretty good toeing toe towing capacity. >> a good news car. >> john: coulds. neil and "your world" is coming up next. most? >> neil: well, thank you, john. and bring it on. president trump says he would welcome a senate trial. but would a trial help or hurt? welcome everybody, it's friday. i'm new zealand. i'm neil cavuto: democrats could decide as early as next month on whether to proceed with impeachment. to mike emanuel on capitol hill keeping track of it all. michael? >> neil, good afternoon, yeah, first house intelligence republicans and democrats are crafting their respective reports. then some time after the thanksgiving holiday, you can expect house intelligence republicans and democrats to send those reports to transmit them to house judiciary. their findings after marathon hearing session

john. and you don't have to worry about beto anymore, that is for sure. from texas. doesn't like guns, religions, or oil. somehow in texas that will not work. i don't think that works anywhere. that does not work anywhere. good. john cornyn. mike lee. mike, thank you very much. cruz also of texas. thank you, senator. thanks, ted. senator tom tellis. tom, thank you very much. senator ben sasse. ben, great to have you here. and senator marsha blackburn. marsha, thank you.

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last week that a lawsuit filed on thursday says that when a person identified in court papers as john doe 42 saw dr. richard strauss master baiting in front of him in a shower at a wrestling match, he reported that directly to jim jordan, who was the assistant coach. yeah, that's strauss, jordan and then head coach russ hellickson replied, according to the lawsuit. if that claim in that lawsuit were true, then donald trump would not be the first sexual assaulter whom jim jordan has protected. leading off our discussion tonight, john sarbanes of maryland. he's a member of the house oversight committee and has attended several of these impeachment depositions. john heilemann, national affairs analyst for nbc news and executive co-producer of the circus. and evelyn farkas, former obama official and member of the house foreign affairs committee. congressman, i wanted to get your reaction to the revolutions in the depositions today, especially to this point that the ukrainians knew. this aid was being withheld and they knew it long before it became public. >> well, lawrence, thanks for having

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. >>> another key injury for the 49ers might slow down their pass rush, and john grugen does yet another victory lap in the black hole. and are the raiders playoff bound? >>> bad news first. 49ers defensive end ford is expected to miss a couple of weeks with a hamstring injury. now the good news. san francisco dug out of a 16-point whole yesterday. they're 9 and 1. >> let's go niners! come on! >> yeah, come on! jimmy g threw a of interceptions in the second half, but he redeemed himself with a game-winning touchdown to wilson jr. in the final minute. he joined montana and young as the only quarterbacks in franchise history to throw for over 400 yards and 4 touchdowns in the same game. >> any time you're in the same sentence with those 2 names it's always on honor, but i have a long way to go to catch up to those 2. they did great things around here. >> and have to be even better sunday night because you know the opposing quarterback will be ready to face the 49ers. >> reporter: how disappointed are you that you won't be a 49er? >> not as disappointed that the 49ers will be they didn't dr

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since it's unclear who'd behind the alleged fraud, the defendants are identified as john does numberss to trick consumers into disclosing credit or debit card information, and enroll them in costly subscriptions. the attorney for the celebrities say the fraudulent indoermt industry will likely -- endorsement industry will likely be worth, get this, $7 billion by next year. >> goodness. >> the two of them together, a one-two punch.mpanies, they cha their names, where they're located. it's going to be hard to bring them to justice. but by doing this, hopefully people out there are more sophisticated about what an endorsement is. do your research. >> they did go to a lot of trouble -- >> they do. they use their photos, quake quotes. identifying the products. it's tricky. don't click on them. >> don't mess with ellen and -- >> that's the other moral of the >> it ake very l realize that we have somebody special here. >> the professional gambler made headlines this year for setting the single-day winnings record twice during a win streak. >> fun watching him. >> it is. >> the smile says "i

does she think john bolton does too? >> i don't know. >> do you?just her mouth piece today. [ laughter ] >> i think he should be there. i'll answer for her. >> let me just pursue this as -- you have worked in government. when your -- and i think tom friedman wrote this about mike pompeo. when your soldiers are on the battlefield, is it honorable to leave them out there taking arrows from people like devin nunes? >> i worked in government. you worked in government. i think one of the most important points she made yesterday was that what was happening with gordon sondland and rudy giuliani and the president according to sondland's testimony, is that they basically co-opted u.s. foreign policy making national security decisionmaking for political purposes. she said that sondland was on a domestic political errand. and you've been in government, you know that when you're in high office your goal is to advance the interest of the united states. it's not to advance the interest of any particular u.s. politician. and that was what was so pernicious about

the controlling dynamic here may be john roberts -- how far does john roberts' desire to have the court not seen as a partisan institution extend. he broke on the census case when the administration was trying to change the rules in the senate and said in a way that would likely reduce the count of nonwhite americans. on the other hand they backed the muslum ban and looks like they'll support the administration ending daca. if they don't take the case, we'll probably learn that ultimately, it was roberts' desire not to be seen as reflexively protecting the president. >> okay, ron brownstein, hold your thought. we have some breaking news out of washington just now. the white house, we learning, is on lockdown due to a security threat. possibly related to an aircraft in restricted air space. we have our joe johns inside the white house in the briefing room on the phone because the white house is on lockdown. actually, no, he's on camera. tell us what we're learning. >> we do know that there has been an air defense event, if you will. an aircraft that has somehow strayed into restricted ai

. >> this is something that john delaney does not get enough credit for. he said -- elizabeth warren's plan and bernie sanders plan, would get rid of permanent -- or private insurance. that was a huge mistake. democrat ran on that. kennedy: everyone said, klobuchar and mayor pete saying that. >> it looks good now. >> give me one second so voters can google john delaney. >> everyone saw that debate performance. kennedy: he within -- -- went ar everyone. >> he bet me $10,000 he was going to lose. >> i am looking forward to that. kennedy: we'll get a mack magnum of what is really expensive and drink champagne. >> are you watching andrew yang? i think he will be a final 4. kennedy: after mayor pete? >> a ron paulish character who he has a small kind of people -- group of people with him. a ceiling and a floor. kennedy: he has not hit a ceiling yet, but sh he is smarte stop and consider when he is really saying, a lot of libertarians like them. he makes sense, and i love math, i don't know why. jim. >> it is not going to be buttigieg, no support in the blathebl

heather: in the meantime as a result john bolton does not have to testify. >> bolton has the same lawyer: got it. >> same exact legal issue, it's a little bit different, they are both former white house employees but certainly the issue on whether or not the white house can tell witnesses not to testify needs to be resolved in the district courts, really move forward with the impeachment. >> not going to be resolved any time soon apparently. >> not until december 10th, at least. heather: appreciate you joining us, very busy day. ♪ ♪ heather: how about some election news for you, 2020 candidate pete buttigieg has blasted family separation on the border before, but now the indiana mayor is take it one step further. >> the united states owes something, we need to make sure that they have compensation. heather: pete buttigieg speaking to iowa voters, did not specify what the compensation would be after implementing zero tolerance policy, the trump administration introduced some steps over the summer to allow families to stay together, the aclu estimates 5500 children were separated from thei

follow the rise of barack obama, but he's turning some of the heads in iowa like terry and john hale. >> doesremind you of barack obama? >> absolutely. it's that intelligence, cool composure, the ability to be presidential. >> pete is catching on. the more people that see him, the more people that support him. >> reporter: it was 12 years ago when barack obama's long-shot candidacy turned the corner here at the state ball gala. two months after that speech, he won the iowa caucus. this time the hales are among the many admirers joining the buttigieg bandwagon. >> right now, mayor pete buttigieg. >> reporter: mary introduced him at the event. >> that's what i feel for pete. i haven't felt that since barack obama. >> you didn't feel it four years ago? >> nope. no, i didn't. >> reporter: they're watching closely in the following days. >> it's what's going on on the ground and what relationships are forming. >> reporter: no two campaigns or candidates are the sarme, yet both are a fresh face and calling for change. >> same old washington textbook campaigns just won't do in this election. >> repor

i hoped this does. john was serving a life term in prison when he developed the program on the strength of this program and others he was released. he says helping make dogs adoptable is a worthy goal for inmates takes that love. >>from here to a family outside it's an opportunity for you to make man is in the community james cross has identified himself as a violent criminal, why then a fight with dogs that were tossed aside by society. he says it's all about redemption be able to train the dog to be able to go home one day because it's our dreamed also reintegrate back into society that's a huge thing. >>because of the program's success there are now plans to expand it with even more dogs and that wraps up kron 4 news at panda grant is now joining pam moore with kron 4 news at 6 and will use the key thank you so much coming up at 6 o'clock one year later the town of paradise still. >>coping with the devastating loss after that wildfire decimated homes and claimed 85 lives while only a fraction of homes hav

. >> john, how does this play to our partners in the region because when it comes to the president'sp decisions or surprising decisions when it comes to foreign policy one could say they got whiplash at this point. >> absolutely. what we see in the region and especially not just within the region but with our alliance with nato and other partners who played a critical role in average, what you see, two things. a wait and see the to see what the president wants to do. he made it clear on the campaign trail that he is interested in making progress on afghanistan and trying to bring americans home. the challenge he's got from both with our partners and the u.s. forces who are sort of there and with the american voters is that military parlance the adverse saerks the enemy gets a vote. they don't vote in the election but they can complicate what he's trying to accomplish heading into an election year. he wants to deliver something. taliban knows that timing as well. >> is this trip a big win for the president politically when it comes to his base? you can look at the polls or look at the

follow the rise of barack obama, but he's turning some of the same heads in iowa like terry and john hale. >> does remind you of senator obama? >> absolutely. it's the intelligence. it's that cool composure. it's the ability to be presidential. >> pete is catching on. the more people that see him, the more people that support him. >> it was 12 years ago when obama's long shot candidacy turn the corner here, dazzling thousands of democrats at the party's state galla. two months after that speech, he won the iowa caucuses. >> pete and obama both have a certain amount of pragmatism to them. >> at a recent rally, terry introduced the mayor and right now she says she feels like she did in 2007. >> the energy and the excitement and the positivity and the hope, that's what i feel at events for pete. and i have not felt that sings barack obama. >> you didn't feel it four years ago? >> no, no, i didn't. no. >> buttigieg was watching that race closely, volunteering for obama. >> it's what's going on on the ground that serves you well when the caucus day actually rolls around. >> both men represent a fresh f

. >> i don't own a pair of long johns and i don't know anyone that doesd air is on the way. it's in chicago and omaha and it's coming to the south and east. we will break hundreds of record lows over the next couple of days. now, those are november records. this air isn't as cold as it's going to be in january. and this air wouldn't break any records in january. we'll see snow into buffalo certainly through upstate new york and new england as we work through the rest of today and into tomorrow. it certainly cools down. the snow will be heavy enough to shovel in areas in purple. temperatures, though, are the story. they're all the way down to the gulf coast. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. a killing frost for many plants down there for sure. then beginning to warm up a little bit bit wednesday. the problem truly will be the morning lows. this is take care of your pet kind of weather here. when you see morning lows in detroit of 6. and that's not a windchill. that's the air temperature. so it's going to be a shock to the system for many people there includ

. >> if john bolton does this, being hawk that he is, he's an established part of that wing. if he comes forward and says this on top of everybody else that's pretty damming. nixon had one say it's a cancer on the prez den sidency. >> we don't know whether he may turn tout out to be a john dean figure. he may say mistake yes, impeachable, not so sure. all of you stay but one thing we try to do is parcel it out. there's one more piece of news i want to get your action. this is all about sondland who is a trump person. fiona hill saying he was in charge of ukraine and he said on whose authority and he said the president. this is impeachment evidence because of everything that went down. she saw sondland as target for foreign powers basically telling me i can get you into the white house. all this as he makes the bombshell reversal this week. he started by defending the president but conceded the bribery plot saying he told ukraine no u.s. aid money without the investigation trump wanted. that brings us up to is it blurry, are there lies? donald trump backing away as he's done w

john, how does your all go down?> the two were detained just before midnight local time at the u.s. and mexico border. the same as he drove crossing to be exact which is just south of san diego. but what's curious here is that the escaped murder suspects were apparently trying to come back into the u.s. from mexico. rather than trying to escape the u.s. as we all might reasonably have thought. the monterey county sheriff's that he had no idea why they would be trying to come back into the country having already made it into mexico but he said they are now being brought back to monterey county in northern california to the jail from which they escaped. listen here. >> with done at least three security improvements, one particular housing unit and before anyone asks, no they won't be housed in the same housing unit. they are going to a separate housing unit where they will be housed alone, meaning they will not be housed in the same area, they will be in different rooms. we will take every caution possible to make sure

john, what does it say about the administration that a u.s. ambassador was being smeared by the president and his allies on the global stage, and the ambassador wasn't even convinced she was physically safe and had to learn about this from ukrainian officials? >> it's amazing. she's like somebody who was hit by a train and didn't even know she was on the tracks. and she said that she couldn't even imagine, as late as her testimony, the six and seven months she'd been through already. now, what happened, anderson, in her revelation point was very interesting when she heard the rumor of the report in the hill publication, the interview with lasinko. i happened to look at that because it prompted my interest in reading the transcript. and the interview is a set up. they're all leading questions to lasinko. it's like the hill was in the loop on this whole thing. >> i assume they're going to be a witness at some point. >> i think -- there is a reporter from the hill who has been mentioned, who was doing a lot of this reporting early on. keri, after

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to know if pete buttigieg will follow barack obama but turning heads in iowa like terry and john hail. >> doesr obama? >> absolutely. it is the intelligence, it is that cool composure. it is the ability to be presidential. >> he is catching on. and more people see him and more people that support him. >> it was 12 years ago when obama's long shot candidacy turned a corner here, dazzling thousands of democrats at the state party fall gala. this time the hails are among obama admirers on the buttigieg bandwagon. >> pete and obama have a certain amount the pragmatism. >> introducing the south bend mayor and felt like she did in 2007. >> the energy and excitement and the positivity and the hope, that is what i feel at events for pete and i have not felt since barack obama. >> reporter: buttigieg was also watching that race of the iowa >> it's what is going on on the ground and the kind of relationships that are you are forming that serve you well when the caucus day rolls around. >> no two campaigns or candidates are the same. yet both men represent a fresh face and are calling for change. >> i be

i want to thank everyone in our team who worked overtime, amanda, alyssa, serena, john who does our bookingdio but our crews here in the field are the best, pete, doug and jed they were from pennsylvania and in michigan we had thomas, steven, will and they did a great job. truck operators chris, chet and tom but i want to say finally producing in the field, hall of famer dan who's been all over the country with me for better or worse and after the bell zone amy who a lot of people do not know but she was terrific and a reporter and producer working on this trip out on the farm and everywhere else. she went ahead and interviewed the voters and did an all-around good job. we had a great week and melissa i will see you tomorrow back in new york. melissa: was that your oscar speech because it sounded like an oscar speech? cottle, great job. "bulls and bears" starts now. david: another day, fight for 2020 democrat candidates liz warren and this time she's escalating her beef with rich folks and wall street. i'm david as men and thank you for joining us. this is bulls and bears, joining me tonigh