inmate keith john was just recently indicted on a murder charge.tatus. he can't go outside the building. he can't go outside the secure perimeter of the jail. in order to be in the program, you cannot have any violent charges. when mr. johnson was initially pulled in to the program, he was not charged with murder and we did not know that this was coming, but since it's here now, we have to deal with it now. >> johnson will face charges including murder, aggravated assault, and carjacking together with his co-defendants rashard mosley and johnson's cousin, la'quan brown. brown said she was reluctant to talk to the police but decided to tell them about her cousin's role in the murder. according to brown, she, mosley, and johnson had asked a friend for a ride and johnson surprised them all by pulling a gun and robbing the driver. she says when the victim tried to flee the car, johnson shot him in the leg, and he later died. >> i think it was his intentions to kill him. he don't have no remorse. i'm sitting here now and he ruined everything. i feel lik

john keith, sort of anointed him really.ther challenges dropped out quickly when it became obviously the bill english raise. he held a press conference and says there will be change. that was a reference to the limiting -- looming cabinet reshuffle. this person will no longer be the finance minister. stephen joyce is the hot pick to take over there. there is a wide variety of questions, including what new zealand's position on the global stage will be like with the departure of john keith. >> we are a small country. because of the international increasing recognition of the good economy, open to trade, political stability, we are not having to deal with other issues countries are. we have a bit more influence in our positive forward thinking country. mintonou heard heidi housing for in new zealand, that is looking like it will be one of the central issues do sometime near the end of 2017. ramy: he was just elected. he will face another election in 12 months time, can he win that? paul: the government is still enormously popu

he said, john, keith is an (bleep). that's my character. >> trevor: was it fun?g to give ryan's character a bit of a reality check. >> trevor: let's talk about the album, darkness and light. >> yes. >> trevor: this is a beautiful album. >> thank you. did you really listen to it? >> trevor: i did. >> he really listened to it. ( applause ) >> trevor: what surprised me were some of the themes, though. >> yeah. >> trevor: i mean, like, you have images of iraq. you have themes of, you know, i guess the violence and the oppression of the black man and the black woman in america. >> sure. >> trevor: that's not something a person would normally associate a john legend album with. >> well, you might not have associated my albums with it but if you follow me on twitter, you know what i talk and think about. if you've seen me on those like this, you know what i talk about and think about. so i think about a lot of different things and i wanted to incorporate some of that into the music, because i always write about romance, and i still do on this album. but i want to incorp

many many colleagues of keith in the house, john conyers, maxine waters, many others who are supporting keith. too many to name it i want to thank them also. i also want to thank mayor bill de blasio of new york who today came on board keeps campaign. thank you very much, mayor deblasio. i furthermore want to thank the ndi and president ra weingarten for using their livestream. thank you. are over.ank yous what we are doing tonight is not sexy, and it is not going to make the headlines in the newspapers all over the country. but it is unprecedented for the democratic party and for the long-term future of our country and it is of enormous consequence. at a time of low voter turnout am a other time as you all know, when millions of americans are demoralized politically and are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics, we are gathered here tonight not only in this building but all over america to begin the process of transforming american politics and of creating a government which works for all of the people, not just the 1%. that is what we are here to do. mak

and there are many, many colleagues of keith in the house, john conyers, maxine waters, elijah cummings, many, many others who are supporting keith. too many to name but i want to thank them also. i also want to thank mayor bill de blasio of new york who today came on board keith's campaign. thank you very much, mayor deblasio. i furthermore want to thank the afp and president randi weingarten for using their livestream throughout the country. randi, thank you very much. [applause] nator sanders: now the thank yous are over. we have to be polite. what we are doing tonight is not sexy, and it is not going to make the headlines in the newspapers all over the country. but it is unprecedented for the democratic party and for the long-term future of our country and it is of enormous consequence. at a time of low voter turnout , at a time as you all know when millions of americans are demoralized politically and are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics, we are gathered here tonight not only in this building but all over america to begin the process of transform

tonight -- john goodman, star of broadways "falsettos," actor, andrew rannells. music from the 1975. featuring the 8g band with keith carlock ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you all so much. how is everybody doing tonight out there? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic news. in that case let's get to the news. tomorrow is election day. "well, that's just not true," said kellyann conway. [ laughter ] that's right. tomorrow is election day, so it's time to finally decide. with the fbi, vladimir putin, the kkk and scott baio? [ cheers and applause ] some baio fans in the audience. [ laughter ] that's right. it's finally election day, which means cnn's countdown clock starts all over again. [ laughter ] the final polls from the major news outlets show hillary clinton with anywhere lead, or as huffington post reported it, "a 46 point lead!" [ cheers and applause ] donald trump -- donald trump was rushed off the stage at a rally over the weekend after someone in the crowd yelled "gun," which is surprising because i just assumed that'

and there are many, many, many colleagues of keith in the house, john con yers, maxine waters, elijah cummings, many others. too many to name. and i want to thank them also. and i also want to thank mayor bill deblasio of new york who today came on board keith's campaign. thank you very much mayor deblasio. and i further want to thank the atf and president randy wine garden for allowing us to use their beautiful facility throughout the country. thank you very much. all right. now the thank yous are over. let's get to the meat of the issue here. all right? you've got to be polite. that's the right thing to be. what we are doing tonight is not sexy, and it's not going to make the headlines in the newspapers all over the country. but it is unprecedented for the democratic party and for the long-term future of our country and it is of enormous consequence. at a time of low voter turnout, at a time as you all know when millions of americans are demoralized politically and are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics, we are gathered here tonight not only in this

john glenn was a national hero. former astronaut became the first american to orbit the earth but accomplished much more. this afternoon the space legend passed away. nbc's keithe in the delaware valley. >> reporter: the centrifuge spins at 80 miles an hour at the facility in warminster. in the '60s john glenn and other astronauts trained for a potentially dangerous trip in to space. >> there were problems and raised the raisk to a high degree. >> reporter: he says glenn undertook the risk in '62 becoming the first american to orbit the earth. >> his daring trip really went a long way to open the gigantic doors of human exploratioexplor >> president kennedy forbade him from space travel fearing we'd lose an american hero. so he goes from being an astronaut to a politician. glenn served four terms as a democratic senator in his home state of ohio and even ran for president. in 1998, at the age of 77. >> god speed, john glenn. >> reporter: glenn defied the odds again. becoming the oldest astronaut in space. >> i don't think you can be up here and look out the window in and this creation and not believe in god. >> reporter: today centrifuges like this one in buck

john: there is a story on cnn today about keith ellison talking about something that we have known aboutfor a while, his long defense, his longtime defending the nation of islam. this is coming up in the context of him running for the job that you are running for. do you think it is problematic at all that he has, in terms of defending islam? dr. dean: i like keith a lot and i campaigned with him because i thought it was important that he be in congress, representing american muslims. which he has done a good job of. i think people evolve and the remarks he made in 2010 may not be appropriate today. i do not think you can defendant lewis affair con. lewis barakat. -- i do not think you can defend louis farrakhan. i think keith is honorable and decent and not an anti-semite. i do not make a big deal out of those remarks. i think people change and learn and grow. hopefully we see growth from donald trump. from the show he gave us during the campaign. john: howard dean, thank you. you want to stay tuned, we have my interview with q-tip, the leader of the tribe called quest. right after thes

john: there is a story up on cnn today about keith ellison that talks about something we have known aboutt has been part of the public record for a while, which is his long defense of the nation of islam and defending louis farrakhan, in particular against accusations of anti-semitism. do you think it is problematic at all, this history that ellison has in terms of defending farrakhan in the nation of islam? dr. dean: i like keith a lot. i campaigned with him when he first got elected, because i thought it was important that he be in congress representing american muslims, which he has done a good job of. i think people evolved, and the remarks he made in 2010 may not be appropriate today. i don't think you can defend louis farrakhan. but i think keith is an honorable, decent person who is not an anti-semite, and i don't make a big deal out of those marks. people change, they learned, they grow. hopefully we will see change from donald trump. john: howard dean, thank you. mark: dr. dean, thank you very much. when we come back, we will talk to kurt andersen about the election of the guy he

change of heart." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to john goodman, andrew rannells, the 1975, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] keith carlock, the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for carson daly. see you after the election. [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? >> carson: hi, i'm carson daly,

john? >> protesters taking to the streets demanding answers in charlotte over the district attorney's decision not to charge the police officer who shot and killed keith lamont scott. cnn's nick valencia is live in charlotte for us this morning with more. good morning, nick. >> good morning, john. this is a decision that the scott family dreaded but that many in this community anticipated. the scott family says that they are still processing the news, and will continue to pursue justice for keith lamont scott. protesters taking to the streets of charlotte, some clashing with police during demonstrations that remained mostly peaceful. authorities confirming that four arrests were made. the protests in response to a district attorney's decision not to charge officer brentley vinson in the september shooting death of keith lamont scott. >> it's a jufd shooting based on the totality of the circumstances. >> reporter: the d.a. confirming that scott did have a loaded weapon in his hand. >> mr. scott's gun a colt 380 semiautomatic was recovered at the scene. it had one round in the chamber. the safety was off and the gun was cocked. >> this contradicts what

john casing from running again. no charges filed against the charlotte police officer shying killed keith scott back in september the deadly competition sparked several nights of protest today prosecutor released evidence that scott was armed at the time of the shooting his family had claimed that he did not own a weapon but the prosecutor says is got dna was all over a gun recovered at seven people confirmed dead following those wildfires in the great smoky mountains of tennessee more than 400 buildings have been damaged in and around the gatlinburg area the blaze remains 10 percent contained covers nearly 15,000 acres wildfires forced evacuations thousands of residents and tourists. public transfers in cleveland. city council member spitting out over the decision of public square that's not sitting well. back of an armored truck the search is on for a pot of gold but buses will not return the public square sounded off on the change in the same thing kept the dark force a mile. the small portion of the public square is causing a major headache for rta writers. keith ballantyne is one of 40,000 who ride the rta day

not be a member of a party, that represents itself through a chairman like keith ellison, and to policies, like he is poufd by john think the timing is political motivated for this very reason that john kerry, that we would have never done that, in terms of of the veto on friday never heard john kerry give that speech if before election for this very reason n. >> certainty. >> case you literally have i am paraphrasing ely lake in one column you would have had commercials running saying jewish people banned from living jerusalem we watched genocide in syria that is the foreign policy. >> not only wouldn't it have happened before the election, shows how uncourageous undemocratic this is does it at time congress is out of session where there is nobody to check and balance, it never would have happened if hillary clinton had been elected, because president obama wouldn't have wanted to tie her hands, this is revenge not only against netanyahu it is revenge against donald trump as well the ultimate victim is not israel the ultimate victim is the peace process it is going to be so much harder to make peace the subcommit

tonight -- john goodman, star of broadways "falsettos," actor, andrew rannells. music from the 1975. featuring the 8g band with keith carlock ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you all so much. how is everybody doing tonight out there? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic news. in that case let's get to the news. tomorrow is election day. "well, that's just not true," said kellyann conway. [ laughter ] that's right. tomorrow is election day, so it's time to finally decide.

john clark just happens to be a temple's alum. he's live at temple's campus. >> it's also intercity and also interstation. because we know that keith jones went to villanueva. >> keith jones has had the advantage. but these big five games are always so special, etchwhen it'r the big five championship. and villanueva has dominated the college championship scene. the temple owls have a history of pulling off upsets. let's take a look at the game last year at temple. cats are the number one team in the country, they are 10 and 0. they have won 16 straight games going back to to last year. but the owls have had an upset of a top 10 team. so big five games are always intense, they are special and both coaches look forward to them. >> they're awesome. you know, they're easy to get to, which is really cool. you don't have to travel. easy to get home from. and they're incredibly competitive, and it's so electric in the building. >> it's certainly the sports fabric of philadelphia. and people get into it and so here's an opportunity that we have as a temple university men's basketball program to go out to the pavilion and play the number on

tonight -- john goodman, star of broadways "falsettos," actor, andrew rannells. music from the 1975. featuring the 8g band with keithcase let's get to the news. tomorrow is election day. "well, that's just not true," said kellyann conway. [ laughter ] that's right. tomorrow is election day, so it's time to finalec

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anthink keith honorable, decent person who is not an anti-semi, and i don't make a big deal out of those marks. people change, they learned, they grow. hopefully we will see change from donald trump. johnward dean, thank you. mark: dr. dean, thank you very much. when we come back, we will talk to kurt andersen about the election of the guy he has not always gotten along with, donald trump. ♪ ♪ welcome back. at our next guest has been writing about donald trump for decades. he is an author and host of a radio show. he has written for "the new yorker" and "time" magazine. of thelso the founder legendary "five" magazine, which donald trump what's called a piece of garbage. are joined by cody anderson. great to have you here. i know you are horrified by trump's election, but are you totally surprised? not as totally surprised as many people, because i did not think it was as beyond possibility as everyone else did. he decided tohen run, i was already in the middle of a book, essentially arguing that america had evolved over the last hundreds of years to a place where anything like donald trump could happen. the lack of care for them. all for instance, sort of tea does up -- care for imperi

keith ellison, dnc chair frank brunner find out why the anti-defamation league called that deeply disturbing. more "varney" after this. ♪ stuart: the mainstream media is slanted down all of tribe. here's what ambassador johnbout that. >> the fact is that the united states should step back that level engagement with taiwan and i think that is sent in worth discussing with china for a lot of reasons. at the notion that an american president cannot speak with whomever he wants if he thinks it's in the best interest of the united states. i just bought one of his critics in "the new york times" to say we think beijing should dictate through through the american president. they just don't have the guts. stuart: house minority leader nancy those he just reacted for another term. she says people don't want change. watch this. >> our values are about supporting america's working families. what we want is a better connection of our message to working families in a country. stuart: you heard it right there. donated to direction. governor mike huckabee as it does. i was surprised to hear her say that. >> i wasn't surprised at all. i know santa claus is going to bring nancy pelosi for christmas. he's going to bring he