out in 2011. >> knox is currently the host of broadly and facebook water series.rlet letter reports where she interviews women on how they've felt shamed and villainized by the media. >>> and coming up, former president obama coming to the bay area. his message to young men of color. you know when you're at ross and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. everything you need to prep, cook and serve up the season. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. you know when you're at ross ! that's yes for less. entertain in style all season long. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. >>> former president obama is coming to oakland. >> the trip is planned for february. be talking with boys and young men of color about the opportunity gaps they face. mr. obama will also participate in the my brother's keeper event, a program he launched in 2014. >>> meanwhile in washington dc, mr. obama

please join me in welcoming olivier knox. [applause] mr. knox: thank you for this introduction. i am in most of the photos with my double chin like that. [laughter] thank you, mount vernon, for continuing this conversation on what it means to be an american. let me start by saying i'm not sure there is a right answer but at a time when americans are living increasingly in silos some of them in their own making, whether ideological, or living with people who share their means or their political leanings i think it is an important one to ask at a time when politicians slice and dice the electorate for politicall and their own personal gain. we talked too much about red america and blue america. it is an important question to ask. the reason for assembling this team with a panel drawn from news media rests on a question that has probably always been with us, which is that, the question of whether americans share never mind a common set of values, but just a common shared us -- set of facts, a shared reality. and what that means for the way we exercise our first amendment rights. le

and his way col knox comes in. because. i think the rideable number of the things he analyzed and on highly topical today he predicted a lot of things happen for a while and even the hedge fund managers and the captains of industry i think that is starting to read marx again to understand what's going on around them. i think will be seen over the last few years is cracks in the in the shiny surface of capitalism and as you look look more and more closely. and you see this you see that these cracks gay rights of the heart of the model. just in this film is a cool to take a closer look at those cracks to search for the era inherent in the system just doesn't call mox once did. and that was all from arch twenty one and a column mark special on his two hundredth birth. today the great thinkers ideas are being revived marx is omnipresent could he be the answer to turbo capitalism unlikely is simply. the big. kickoff thank you i am above our cars the past. the best place for the best go. to sleep the highlights the best be. told.

all the forgotten natives in minneapolis minnesota stay tuned to watching knox. dallas. and ali is what. we got carol we here we care the music with us. we are here we were dragged here. by you know going to get rid of those who are not go away we will not die quiet. real the hard work we do is the truth. the russian military deteriorated terribly at the end of the soviet union and russia was always going to rebuild its military the question is how can we the united states and russia construct a relationship where we are both confident that all of the intentions or more confident of the intentions of the other so that we're not worried it's not that we shouldn't. but it we should make sure that our counterparts understand why we have it and when and where we would use. i go to a place called camp sundown the camp for people that can't decide and they're like so vampires. this is like a safe house i guess they don't have to talk about what they go through with us because we understand our daughter katie was first diagnosed with a very rare son sensitive condition if i get

the young people working here day in knox hospital so the king for this element. in this factory which manufactures smartphones and modems all the work is under thirty thousands of kilometers from their horns they toil on the assembly line the ice hours a day like shallow young he's twenty four years old and comes from a bachelor village side then yeah. sing in the ghetto. they will find that the only thing done to just play with them all. e.c. bombed. in august. they are going to need them all for a long time then go to the lead in the uncivil and then in the evening and indeed when they won't look. down things law now and then i think you mentioned again the. couples come together and break up on the assembly line. once in a given month and. see how they get and this. is the single. for a long time women were in the majority on the factory floors but that's changing. the lack of women has reached the pole rivet delta it's even affecting factory operations says dr e. executive can. now you're right. because if i want to shift. the much and dating is right. i'm go

politician will wrestle in riyadh the mayor of knox county it glenn jacobs known as the w w e fans as cain is part of the main event. has also gone into this deal knowing that its women's wrestlers are not allowed to perform in saudi arabia also biggest star john cena won't be there he refused to work the show according to reports and has been removed from the card the rest of this however are not a game in a way much about the situation. or are you know we pulled out all right if you could do so much with your still full cup when all the rest were were at the airport all week you're. going to get a lot out there. the best course because i'm with jargon five years right we're going to go make that now they want me i'm sorry i'm going to start ok respect gov all right now have a safe trip take care. now from your castle in the u.k. is adam carry the imagined editor of what culture dot com covers the professional wrestling and the first of all is that going ahead with this show in saudi arabia is all about the money. i think it's all about the money in a sense that every business decisi

. >>> amanda knox's knee fiancee popped the question with a sci-fi themed proposal. >> will you stayith me until the last star in the last galaxy burns out and even after that? >>> the sound and glow of a fake meteorite lured her out of the house. he said in the video he doesn't have a ring but he does have a big rock. at the end he clarifies she doesn't wear rings. the engagement comes a decade after knox and her former boyfriend were accused of killing her roommate. she spent four years in prison before the conviction was overturned due to lack of evidence. >>> the mother of an east bay girl taken 30 years ago today is asking anyone with information to please come forward. 9-year-old makayla garrett was last seen in hayward in 1988. she was with a friend at a market on mission boulevard when a man kidnapped her. makayla's mom believes someone out there knows what happened to her daughter, and she wants to know. >> everything that could have happened to her is in my head. if i could find out what did happen to her would limit everything else. >> this case has never gone cold. they a

this is about the foundation of what we're build upon. >> olivier knox joins us now from the white house. there's so many interesting and complicated things that have been brought up here. have you as president of the white house correspondent association been able to make any headway? the courts remains an option. >> as far as i know, last time i checked, jim still did in the have his secret service hard pass returned and last time i checked he was being denied the day pass. you either have that kind of permanent secret service pass or you call ahead and submit some of your vital information and you get called in for a day or a week. as far as i know, neither of those things have happened. >> what douo decides who gets tn the white house press briefing room? i remember there was talk of moving rooms or expanding it. because they expanded the amount of news organizations allowed in the room. some alt right organizations that doesn't necessarily have the journalistic standards of those traditionally there. >> there's two ways to get into that briefing room. one is this hard pass which ess

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jolie was spotted out over the weekend with the kids taking vivienne, knox and shiloh to lunch and watchingienne at karate practice. keep in mind, while all this plays out, brad and anjelina's custody trial is now just 13 days away. it's set for december 4th. a source tells "e.t" both parties are working together to try and reach an out of court settlement and avoid an actual trial. at the heart of the bitter divorce battle is custody. angelina had asked for sole physical custody. brad wants joint custody. >> at this point you hope the two of them can work this out. >>> there is a brand new split making big news here in new york today. it's a bit of a shocker. robert deniro could be single again at the age of 75. after 21 years of marriage and two children together, "e.t." has learned that robert de niro it quits. the couple tied the knot in 1997 after dating for ten years. the fiercely private couple's last red carpet together was in june at the tony awards. this past monday in manhattan deniro waved to fans and hit the carpet with leonardo dicaprio, harvey keitel and jonah hill at the mom

icelandic film director benedict ellingson has won this year's knox prize awarded by the european parliament its president antonio thai gandhi presented the trophy in strasburg for ending songs political comedy woman at war the film tells the story of a fifty something eco warriors fight against an aluminum plant in iceland from nepal beat out sticks by austrian filmmaker of all kinds fischer and the other side of everything from serbian director militarily which looks prize was introduced in two thousand and seven the e.u. parliament created the award to shine a spotlight on european films to touch on current social and political issues. like . most bands as we know it consists of various members who have their individual instrument to play but with the italian guitars lucas trick and you only he himself is the entire band when he plays it sounds like three guitars plus a drum and bass we met up with him at a concert in berlin to hear more. there are no other musicians hiding backstage every sound you hear comes from. guitar. he's playing british band gorillas song feel good ink all honest.

green is knox wanted to hire. why are you upset. it is all right you want to fight.ou have a hunger. i was just like you when i was younger. fantasy of dying like a martyr. dying is easy young man. living is harder. why are you telling me this? i am being honest i am working with a third of what our congress has promise md. we are a powder keg and about to explode i need someone like you to lighten the load. so ♪ ♪ ♪ i am not throwing away my shots ♪ ♪ we are outgunned. outmanned. >> we need all the help we can get. mulligan, lafayette. what else? i need some smart on the inside some kings men that might get things tied. i will write to congress, rally the gods, master the element of surprise. until we rise to the occasion of our new nation. >> here comes the general. >> rise up. >> here comes the general. >> rise up, here comes the general, rise up. here comes the general. and his right hand man. boom ♪ >> that gives you a flavor if you have not experienced it before hand. now, that is an exaggeration. there is no -- there is not much question along that line. but h

one day, the second lieutenant walks, in bernard knox. and he had come to us from benning, where he was the honor man in his class. going through his 201 file, i found out he was a suma cum laude graduate. he came into my company a superb officer. didn't find out until later that his father had been oss in the second world war, bernard knox. very superb leader who then went on to become a class assist in the director of harvard institutes, mack had grown up in this academic environment. i got him aside one day and said, what did you do that for? you could have gone through the rotc program at harvard, and he said, he looked me right in the eye and said, i was not about to lead american soldiers in combat and tell them i went through some blank program. you realize that had you nailed out of ocs. you would have been sent to vietnam as an infantry man. >> he said, that was never a factor in my case. he was right. the product is a terrific product and my father went through ocs in the second world war. the program is designed to produce a lo

politicians have been critical but one of them is actually wrestling mayor of knox county tennessee glenn jacobs known to w w e funds as cain is part of the main event that w.w. has also gone into the deal knowing that its women wrestlers are not allowed to perform in saudi arabia and their biggest star john cena isn't there he refused to work the show according to reports others wrestlers though saying they need the money. i didn't know we hold out for a book of children so most of us here still go cup of warm water the rest of the world where we're at the airport oh yeah. you are going to get a lot of publicity of course because of with georgia five years right you're going to go make that dollar they want me inside i'm going to get respect governor all right now have a safe trip take care. well earlier we spoke to adam clary the managing editor of entertainment wrestling website what culture dot com he said wrestlers pulling out of vans like this was incredibly unusual john xena's absence from the show is a huge deal but perhaps not so much for the show itself as it is behind the scene

[laughter] i mean, i wouldn't say totally ab knox us, but -- obnoxious, but i really couldn't understand how this man who valued me so and really was proud of my feminism -- i'm not a card-carrying anything -- could not accept basic things. and i would, i started off asking him about those things. later on in life he sees the world differently many these ways -- in the these ways. we met in a renaissance singing group, by the way. that's how a conservative and a liberal meet, someplace -- but i think it's an interesting metaphor. it's something completely outside of politics that was something we were both passionate about and was the basis. we sang with in the group, we still sing with them at christmas for many, many years. >> host: here's cover of the forthcoming book by dr. jeanne safer, "i love you but i hate your politics." the elephant and the donkey are butting heads. how does the bookend, dr. safer? >> guest: they're not going to be butting heads at end if i have anything to do with it. the donkey is going to be putting his hoof on the elephant's shoulder, and the elephant is go

painfully familiar forjacob knox—hook. after cutting his wrists. called and he was able to walk out unchallengedonth later. i know that it's a very busy place. liaison, get someone to come and see him now. there is not time to waste in that kind of situation. the young man who is hallucinating. he has become increasingly unsettled. he was getting quite agitated. his behaviour escalated quickly. all right, ok. it's decided to move him to a mental health unit. followed by admission for a period of time. of a&e—based psychiatric teams. the right specialist. who are fully trained in this. in mental health, wejust need to have exactly the same. a quick decision should help the young man with his recovery. health is placed on an equalfooting with physical health. alison holt, bbc news, birmingham. a gp in west london. thank you forjoining us. from the perspective of a gp. perspective of a gp. well—equipped are amd to deal with mental health crises? —— a&e? and the number of psychiatric nurses available have also dropped. available have also dropped. patients had not being dealt with in the right way.

the end of life by all sorts of anti-aging measures like prevention of knox's and prevention off risk factors and of course trying to pursue a healthy and happy life basically these these factors would promote a longer health spend there are always those famous stories of an uncle somebody has ninety years old or we never do exist. a lot so. how is this possible that somebody who's looking in the right and healthy gets that old well i should say nature it's just not fair you know these are the examples of the lucky ones whereas others who exercise and who lead a very healthy life may have. very rarely see it in younger years so you have to see the statistics and on average people who. prevent. them from smoking who focus on a healthy diet who have strong social ties these on average will be better off in later life whereas others who smoke who are obese who have a pipe blood pressure they will have a higher burden of disease and younger so this is just of course statistics so lifestyle changes are really worth it. for us and exercise this is what we tell always in this will get old an

ago the nazis on least a night of terror on germany's jews that would become known as the crystal knox historians say that it marks the beginning of the nazis push to wipe out the jewish population today germany calls it to honor the victims. also coming up pro-government forces backed by saudi warplanes advance on yemen's rebel held city of the data the onslaught threatens to exacerbate the suffering of millions in a country on the brink of famine. seeking safety in numbers as thousands of migrants fleeing violence and poverty make their way north to the united states they tell g.w. firsthand of the dangers that they are facing on the long journey. and it took them just nine minutes nine moves excuse me to dispatch bill gates but norwegian chess sensation magnus carlsen faces a much tougher challenge as he aims to defend his world title in london. kelly welcome to the program we'll look at those stories in just a moment but first we're going to start with some break. because police in australia say that several people are injured after a knife attack in downtown melbourne paramedics s

politician will wrestle in riyadh mare of knox county glenn jacobs known to fans as cain is part of the main event. has also gone into this deal knowing that it's women wrestlers are not allowed to perform in saudi arabia that biggest star john cena won't be there he refused to work the show according to reports and has been removed from the card the wrestlers however are not giving away very much about the situation. roy i didn't know we pulled out or i will get sued so most of us here still go up almost the rest were were at the airport oh yeah. you can get a lot of publicity of course because i'm with georgia five kids right we're going to go make that now they want me in saudi i'm going to saudi again respect that now you know all right now obviously try to take your well earlier we spoke to adam kaleri the managing editor of entertainment and wrestling website what culture dot com he said russell is pulling out of events like this was incredibly unusual. john xena's absence from the show is a huge deal but perhaps not so much for the show itself as it is behind the scenes like the

and in this world we are not told we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you this is watching knox have a great day and night everyone. cranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was among the employment rate of zero percent was like the gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore just slowed down so much they lost their jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. it's a tough reality to deal. with no make this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final go round lifts only the one person. to ignore middle of the room sit. in the real news room. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollar dollar here's what i wasn't doing. we got

brothers, the sisters, all having to carry this burden. 0n the first day of the somme, majorjames knoxhis brother had already been killed in action. he wrote, "momentous events are looming up and i have a premonition — i may not return to you". his dead brother, basil, had appeared to him in a dream, which he took to be a warning. and he was right. he was killed in action. that very same day. in his letter, james instructs his parents to destroy his medals. in fact, he tells them to get rid of anything that would remind them of "their boys", which is what makes one of the windows here all the more remarkable. this is the church of st james and st basil in fenham in the middle of newcastle. it's named after two sons who died in the first world war. but it's notjust the window. the whole building is based around these two huge aisles, and each of them are of equal size and we have two alters. everything we have, we have two of. because of the two sons. sirjames knott was a north—east businessman. industrialist shipowner. and he built the business up with his sons and, on the death of his

and in this world we are not told we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you this is watching knox have a great day and night everyone. thought i was. a dolly is what i believe. but we got carried away here we care the music with us. we are a year we were dragged here. by you are going to get rid of those who are not go away who will not die quite. real the heart of what we do is the truth. who should be held accountable. maybe the world should be only because the world is .

in knox county, tennessee, the power went out, so poll workers pulled out their flashlights, citizens voting in the dark. total turnout projected to top 100 million, a record for a midterm election. driving the enthusiasm? president trump. so many voters showing up today to send him a message. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: in missouri, claire mccaskill, one of ten vulnerable democrat senators running for re-election in states trump won. abc's deborah roberts is there, speaking with voters. >> was your vote today about missouri or about the president? >> both. i cannot stand the president. i think he's just a faker and a liar and i hope he gets impeached. >> reporter: mccaskill's opponent, josh hawley, a strong trump ally, which means a lot to pamela meyer, whose key issue is immigration. >> so what do you want to say to the president about your vote today? >> well, i love president trump. what can i say? he is the first president in years that's actually trying to do everything he said he would do. >> reporter: in texas, senator ted cruz among the most vulnerable republicans. bet

politicians have been critical but one of them is actually wrestling bear of knox county tennessee glenn jacobs known to fans as cain is part of the main events the w w e has also gone into this deal knowing that it's women wrestlers are not allowed to perform in saudi the biggest star jones say you know won't be there he refused to work the show according to reports and has been removed from the card other wrestlers though say they need the money. i didn't know he pulled out or i could sue so most of us here still go cup or most of the rest of the world world we're at the airport are we. doing it right you can get a lot of publicity of course because of with the jargon of five q. right we're going to go make that hour we want me i'm sorry i'm going to start to get respect governor all right now have a safe trip take care well earlier we spoke to adam clary the managing editor of entertainment and wrestling website what culture dot com he said wrestlers pulling out of events like this was incredibly unusual. john xena's absence from the show is a huge deal but perhaps not so much for the

border is expected to arrive in two weeks time it includes more than two thousand children and knox basic supplies we can show you the latest pictures of the convoy . the first members of the five thousand strong group began arriving on in mexico city on monday however and said since he awaits the migrants as us president omar trump confirmed this around fifteen thousand soldiers have been deployed to the southern border of putting up a barbed wire fence. it was said to around seven thousand troops would be tossed withholding the migrants back operation faithful picture it has set to focus on texas arizona california they show has become a key talking points ahead of tuesday's midterm elections jack has more on the migrants quest for a better life the imminent arrival of several thousand migrants at the u.s. border has gotten both the media politicians talking and spinning away carob it was care about the carob and invasion dangers to the country those telling. that the biggest threat to america is some impoverished refugees democrats want to charlie open the borders they have the caravan

politicians have been critical but one of them is actually wrestling mayor of knox county tennessee glenn jacobs known to w w e funds as cain is part of the main event that we do we has also gone into the deal knowing that it's women wrestlers are not allowed to perform in saudi arabia and their biggest star john cena isn't there he refused to work the show according to reports others wrestlers though saying they need the money. i didn't know we called out for a walk to the motor so yourself your cup of warm water was. where the airport oh yeah. you can get a lot of their publicity of course because i'm with the jargon five q right we're going to go make that hour they want me inside i'm going to get respect get better all right now have a safe trip to europe or lower we spoke to adam clary the managing editor of entertainment wrestling website what culture dot com he said wrestlers pulling out for events like this was incredibly unusual john seen as absence from the show is a huge deal but perhaps not so much for the show itself as it is behind the scenes like for the actual show don't w

knox who was a prosecutor as well who has worked with robert mueller, and michael crowley, security editor for politico. good evening actual of you. joyce, i would like to begin with you. as you read this filing, let's just assume it's all bad for manafort. how good and how bad is it for mueller? >> well, it's not the outcome that mueller had hoped for here. what you really wanted out of manafort was a fully cooperative witness who could walk you through his story and give you details that you could corroborate. i think it's unlikely that manafort was ever intended to be a trial witness, but he could have been a storehouse of knowledge had he chosen to cooperate. so that's not the outcome that they would have hoped for. on the other hand, mueller has spent the last 18 months or so doing nothing but amassing evidence. he has rick gates who apparently has been cooperative. he has a lot of other sources of information, including bank and phone records. i don't think that mueller walks away from the falling apart of the manafort deal damaged in any way. >> cynthia, as joyce points out, i don't

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painfully familiar forjacob knox—hook.r local a&e after cutting his wrists. he told staff he was suicidal, but the psychiatric team was not called and he was able to walk out unchallenged. his body was found a month later. i know that it's a very busy place. but i still feel like, if someone was presenting in the way that my brother was, that is the biggest red flag ever to say, quickly, i need to call the psychiatric liaison, get someone to come and see him now. there is not time to waste in that kind of situation. hello. back at heartlands hospital, the psychiatrist has arrived to see the young man who is hallucinating. he has become increasingly unsettled. he was getting quite agitated. his behaviour escalated quickly. all right, ok. ok for us to speak to you? it's decided to move him to a mental health unit. hopefully a good assessment in the place of safety, followed by admission for a period of time. it was professor george tadros who pioneered the idea of a&e—based psychiatric teams. he says it is vital that someone

painfully familiar forjacob knox—hook.erjosh was taken to their local a&e after cutting his wrists. he told staff he was suicidal but the psychiatric team was not called and he was able to walk out unchallenged. his body was found a month later. i know that it's a very busy place. but i still feel like, if someone was presenting in the way that my brother was, that is the biggest red flag ever to say, quickly, i need to call the psychiatric liaison, get someone to come and see him now. there is not time to waste in that kind of situation. back at heartlands hospital, the psychiatrist has arrived to see the young man who is hallucinating. he has become increasingly unsettled. he was getting quite agitated. his behaviour escalated quickly. all right, ok. it's decided to move him to a mental health unit. hopefully a good assessment in the place of safety, followed by admission for a period of time. it was professor george tadross who pioneered the idea of a&e—based psychiatric teams. he says it is vital that someone in a cris

painfully familiar forjacob knox—hook.a&e after cutting his wrists. he told staff he was suicidal, but the psychiatric team was not called, and he was able to walk out unchallenged. his body was found a month later. i know that it's a very busy place. but i still feel like, if someone was presenting in the way that my brother was, that is the biggest red flag ever to say, quickly, i need to call the psychiatric liaison, get someone to come and see him now. there is not time to waste in that kind of situation. back at heartlands hospital, the psychiatrist has arrived to see the young man who is hallucinating. he has become increasingly unsettled. he was getting quite agitated. his behaviour escalated quickly. all right, 0k. it's decided to move him to a mental health unit. hopefully a good assessment in the place of safety, followed by admission for a period of time. it was professor george tadross who pioneered the idea of a&e—based psychiatric teams. he says it is vital that someone in a crisis sees the right specialist.

and i was at the hospital in fort knox kentucky. despite going through that. the number one military recruiter. i felt that it was my responsibility i felt like i accomplished that mission and i worked at it from 1969 to 1973. and then retired on the medical disability. she poked you and said right. and then one day i was just honestly they need to do something. i really want to retire. that was the start of everything. and all federal agencies. in and the list goes on and on. it is a fun business. it really is. and then after that the purple heart foundation making the purple heart jackets as well. it was really something. this is one of the jackets here. we've two american flags. not just one but two american flags. if you take the time and communicate. a veteran is one savvy person. they sent a fortune. it's just a no-brainer. it really is. and i'm a firm believer in hiring vets. i think every employer should take a real hard luck veterans and bring them in because these guys are smart. and they are dedicated. just plain and simple. they've helped our count

knox. i've got it. i've got a. creator there. so i will be. signed peace. the peace treaty has been brought from the state archives in vienna to minster for an exhibition. and we would like to exhibit this page because the most important ambassador sounded from the emperor and sweden is actually guilty that i also want to look at this page again because of the sales. i want it now but the court pas that up. the emperor and the imperial estates conclude a treaty with france and sweden that takes all party's interests into account. it contains more than three hundred paragraphs each sentence was fought over the treaty legally guarantees freedom of worship and provides the basis of a religious peace. movement to be without question the thirty years war was traumatic for anyone who lived through it. the peace of westphalia was a bulwark against barbarism and about his manhattan corner this act as if they basically said that religious issues and religious disputes just cannot be solved they're simply insoluble but that different denominations must live together

hubs for thousands of troops and those troops are coming from bases across america including fort knox and fort hamilton, fort bragg and other bases in georgia, illinois, colorado and washington state. the assets include helicopter battalions, cargo planes, medical, military police and numerous engineering specialists bringing materials that will be reinforced at ports of entry with temporary vehicle barriers, temporary housing not for migrants but border agents and troops, they will do aerial surveillance missions varying personnel and supplies on cargo planes and helicopters and setting up medical units to triage, treat and transport patients. the head of northern command said border security is national security and others warned this group of migrants might be more dangerous than past groups already involved in violent confrontations with mexican police but critics include jack reed, top democrat of the sonnet armed services committee uses the decision to rush thousands of troops to the border at this time seems politically motivated and fails to address the true nature of the prob

you interviewed olivia knox who is the head of the organization about what feels like capitulation.ties are mean to me, stop having the dinner and it looks like they said okay. so here -- let me just play a little bit and then talk about that. >> today's tweet, the one about maybe i'll attend so spoiler alert, no he won't. he'll do a campaign rally, that is the model that works for him. he doesn't want to risk me sitting him next to ca-- khashoggi's widow. i didn't have a conversation with the white house. i'm at peace if he doesn't attend. this is again at men and women who cover the white house, not the people they are covering. >> so he's trying to present this as not a capitulation to the white house. what do you think. >> that is the coolest thing ever. a clip from my show played on -- >> the convergence. >> this is really exciting. i'll leave. maybe just talk. i'm not kidding. so it feels great. so in any event, i think he's very sincere at olivia knox but the reality is you don't live in a vacuum because you said i wanted to change this event for years and that is what he tol

amanda knox. she's engaged. >>> return to wonder. fao schwartz is back and better than ever three years after shutting its doors here in new york. from magicians to toy soldiers and piano. we will take you inside. today, saturday, november 17th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyer. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> thank you for joining us. i wanted to dance on that piano at fao schwartz since tom hanks. >> coming up later, we will give you some joy. >>> we have to start with the news headlines. let's get to the top story. the tragedy that continues to grow in california from the deadly wildfires. in the northern part of the state alone, officials say that more than 1,000 people are unaccounted for. the death toll also rising overnight to 71. a number that is certain to go higher. nbc's kathy park is in chico, california with the latest for us. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning to you. this disaster is now a humanitarian crisis. pe ma

. >> welcome bac pete: warriors, a veterans day special" on the knox news channel. what it's like to be not another level of veteran. i think you're probably the clearest example of that in that you were -- one moment you're a corporal in a valley, the next moment you're stand in the white house and barack obama is putting a medal of honor around your neck. >> yeah. >> you're young. >> i was 23 whenever i couldn't -- i was the first living marine since vietnam. it's not like the marine corps knew what to do. it was a lot of trial and error. and you know, i guess there's a lot of good to it but it adds a whole other dynamic of transitioning out. of having the world, the nation criticizing and having their -- having to live in the court of public opinion about how you live your life, right? so it provides unique challenges. but on the back side it's provided me a platform to be able to go it out and give a ve to the guys who were on the ground. that's how i try to live my life. >> marcus you were thrust into the spotlight whether you wanted to or not. >> i was still i

states in california, texas, arizona, more continue to flow out of bases across america from fort knox to fort bragg carolina. others in georgia, illinois, colorado, even washington state. the assets being said include medical companies, military police, and numerous engineering specialists with missions including reinforcing points of entry with him and carry -- temporary housing not for migrants but for border regions and troops. and setting up medical units to potentially triage trade and transport patience. border security is national security and other officials have warned that this group of migrants may be more dangerous than past groups already involved in violent confrontations with mexican police on their trek to the known earth. but critics include jack reed the top democrat on the senate arms committee says the decision to rush thousands of troops of the border at this time seems politically motivated and fails to address the true nature of the problem. as a reminder, bret, at their current pace these migrants will reach the u.s. border until sometime in december. >> bret:

you know, this is our fort knox, basically. >> didn't know if we were going to get out of it. but the only way to get out was to fight. >> reporter:ra a women o hel other. >> we work together. and i would patterson reporting there. first responders say the main objective has not changed. scour what is left for scores of people still missing. >>> stars are doing their part to help those impacted by the fires. last night, lady gaga delivered pizza and coffee to a shelter where many evacuees are staying. she is also encouraging her followers to do something for someone else, no matter how small. lady gaga was forced to evacuate her own malibu homeast fri 2017, they rose 17% compared to the previous year. in san francisco alone, 43 hate crimes were reported last year. they were classified as being about race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation and gender identity. >>> there's a desperate search going on right now for a missing 49er fan. officers say 32-year-old ian powers was seen last during monday night's 49er game at levi's stadium. his girlfriend says they were a with the