>> well we have on the phone larry johnson. he is the former president of the national association of school safety and law enforcement officials. larry, can you hear me right now? >> i can hear you. go ahead. >> ok, larry. well first thing i did want to ask you just to get some analysis of this, one of the students saying -- run, hide, fight. what are your thoughts on that? was that the best thing that they could have told students at that time? >> absolutely. run, hide, fight is a great concept for the college environment. and, at this point, while they are in a situation where they don't know know all the tangibles of what's going on, getting students to safety and staff to safety is of utmost importance. >> what are your thoughts obviously, twitter, i have heard people calling in t in to us, students, sometimes the information is accurate, sometimes it's inaccurate. what should people at home do? how much should they listen to, with a grain of salt, so to speak? >> so parents across the country at home now have to trust in o

and coach larry johnson came in on my second year and saw that i was there and just needed to risking it on the stock market. congressman heck just doesn't care about people like us. work on it. >> so, you're not stiff. your moves were just stiff? >> well, i've worked on it and by the end of my first season, i it. and then coach johnson came in and just really changed the game for me. >> and i see you walking around and you get on the field and you go from a moose to -- >> -- yeah, the way i walk around doesn't show the way i play. >> i hear you're a gym brat. boom! this is "jeopardy!" -[ laughs ] -why are you laughing at me? so handsome. i was overwhelmed. what's your routine to s up." >> well, i would like to get $3,000 is what we will give away, we trust. "around the house" -- the category. extra lifting in and you would go ahead, vanna. ?? try to get extra running in. and i had my leg lift today. [ bell chimes ] dylan. video game system. and it's a day by day thing and no. [ bell chimes ] danielle. video game control. you have to listen to your body. don't let all the letters come

with me now is larry sabato, center of politics at the university of virginia, and carrie johnson, npr justice correspondent, welcome to both of you. >> thanks, carol. >> okay, so let's start with the strategy of hillary clinton's, larry, she's pulling out all the stops. she's really hammering away at the female vote. good strategy? >> oh, absolutely. that is her ticket to the white house. assuming she has one. she's unlikely to carry men. probably trump will. undetermined percentage. but women have been supportive of her candidacy the entire year and we really are headed potentially for the largest gender gap in american history because she does draw so well among women. she needs to reinforce this at every opportunity and that's what she does on the trail and that's what her advertisements do. >> so alicia machado is going to introduce hillary clinton in florida told. is hillary clinton try to bait donald trump by inviting alicia machado to her rally? >> as we saw in one of the debates, it appeared to work before. it may well work again. although donald trump, as you've reported, spe

larry: indeed. magic johnson, kobe bryant, michael jordan and the other athletes have given money. lebron is on a short list of guys who get it. alison: exactly. thank you. erin: you're welcome. alison: see you soon. jonathan: the hol cast survivor. larry: a major milestone. >> considering everything she seen and survived. >> that is so important. >> holocaust museum open and eisenberg played an important role. greeting visitors and sharing the >> raised in belgium, where her mother died. she survived in the medical experiments, forced labor. after the liberation, reunited with her husband. >> gives her something to look >> it's amazing. >> she is 100% with us. so that is the dream. >> the oldest living survivor volunteer say the young people inspire her. >> they want to live in a more peaceful world. that is the main reward i get out of it. >> but for all of her work all the years she was honored with a thank you note from president obama. and toa fellow survivors. >> to the next 100 years. >> at the u.s. holocaust memorial museum. maureen: happy birthday from all of us as well. a

johnson. oh and larry fitzgerald. that's fouhy on sports. >>> freezes overnight. outlying the valley. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, benedict cumberbatch, isla fisher, "this week in unnecessary censorship" and music from flatbush zombies. and now, moving right along -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. very nice of you. hi, everybody. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. wow, that's very nice. i'm glad you're with us. you know, we have a good one tonight. we have a superhero on the show,

games, because i was the visiting team's ball boy, i would get shoes from isiah thomas, magic johnson, larry bird, and michael jordan. and i would use these shoes -- because i couldn't fit them. i would use them to barter with my teachers sometimes, because my teachers -- [ light laughter ] my teachers, when i would get in trouble at school, i would say, you know, i actually have these isiah thomas shoes -- [ laughter ] and, hey, they were with it. i mean, i really got saved in a lot of classes because of those shoes. taught you terrible lessons. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> seth: so tell me about the album, "black america again." now, how do you -- what inspires you for an album like this? where do you sort of pull from for the inspiration? >> well, i mean we are in critical times in the world, as we see. and of course in america and this election year. i think what this really, this album is about is, like, black humanity. it's about the expression of black people just as human beings and just showing that protest, the love, the freedom, and just, you know, really just connecting with other

larry: right now veronica johnson is casting a vote for a mild day. veronica: it's going to be the nicest day out of the work week. in another five days or so, get ready for a taste of december. temperatures for highs will be in the 40's. 31 in dale city right now. under a mostly clear sky. tracking a lot of sunshine here. clouds on the increase. this weather front is bringing showers from areas of texas today. fairly quiet lost the entire nation. around the louisiana, hopefully the weather won't be interfering with the folks getting out to vote today. the next big change for us comes on saturday. temperatures dropping to around 40 degrees. more on that in a couple of minutes. julie: on the roads right now, you will find that crash. outer loop 495, making your way past 202. confined to the shoulder leading to 214. back to the map, want to update the ride in montgomery county. a stalled bus reported before you reach university boulevard. stay to the left get by. southbound 270, headed for 109. cleared in virginia, 28 northbound out of midland, that is

larry: a dramatic drop in temperatures here at home. veronica johnson tracking a frigid start to the weekend. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: already beginning right now, if you step outside. veronica: we will take the cold as long as it's on friday. it will be that way for the first part of the weekend,

johnson goes in. it is a 14-0 lead. larry fitzgerald is the wide receiver. he had 12 catches this afternoon for 133 yards. there is david johnson going in for another touchdown. catches this afternoon, 133 yards. meanwhile, colin kaepernick, the patriots are playing at san francisco. kaepernick will tie the game and 20-20. this they would come down to a field goal. here it is, the final play of the game. arizona wins it, 23-20. a week from 30 -- a week from thursday's thanksgiving. be wearing your school. and tommy about your team. it doesn't have to be your football team. it could be any team, your math teacher, the debate team. tell me why i should share your school pride. i will see you in a couple of moments. pages and seahawks. -- patriots and seahawks. see you in a little bit. nichole: ey is only 99 cents per pound with no antibiotics ever. everything for thanksgiving.

jimmie johnson clearly won. for cbs racing, larry boberry. back to you, opening credits! ">> announcer: it's the "late show" with stephen colbert! toornghts steve welcomes james marsden, jimmie johnson and john waters. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: ehey, welcome, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) welcome to "the late show"! lovely group of folks. welcome to "the late show," everybody. i am your host stephen colbert, and i couldn't be happier to be with all of you right now. what a privilege it is to come out here and talk about all of >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: some of them good, some of them bad, but human feelings we can share through the miracle of television. here's something i have a feeling about -- the trump train keeps on rolling down them crazy tracks. ( laughter ) yesterday, trump summoned all the bigwigs of tv news, folks like cnn president jeff zucker and nbc anchor lester holt, to trump tower. naturally, they all assume state. he's going to have, like, 20 secretarie

larry: fall today, winter tomorrow. for a micah johnson is tracking the drastic drop in temperatures. he will need that winter coat very soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

larry: fall today, winter tomorrow. for a micah johnson is tracking the drastic drop in temperatures. he will need that winter coat very soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] veronica: winter tomorrow really is tomorrow night, that's when the low temperature start to come in. for the next two hours here, the sun gets up in the next hour. 30 to 45 degrees in d.c., but after 8:00 we are fine. mid 40's's and wa look at your lunchtime temperature. almost around 60 degrees, 70 in the afternoon. one fabulous november day for us , probably the warmest out of the next 10 in quite some time. we've been making plans to get out and enjoy things. here is a look at your happy hour forecast. sunset just before 5:00 today. not bad at all, it's under a temperature, as mentioned. then look at those winter like readings sunday, monday. certainly well below the average temperature. tracking that rain, the best chance for saturday us after 6:00. we will ta

larry: a dramatic drop in temperatures here at home. veronica johnson tracking a frigid start to the weekend. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: already beginning right now, if you step outside. veronica: we will take the cold as long as it's on friday. it will be that way for the first part of the weekend, start coming up, and the 50 plus pockets west of dcr with the town into the 30 bus because of his lighter wind. is of wind gusts. clearspring's, gusting close to 30 miles per hour with temperatures part around 50 degrees. 48 i 7:00 a.m., 54 by 9:00 a.m.. sunshine just prior to 7:00, but pick up, just over 30 miles per hour. at least it will be a kind of seasonal day for us. 61, 62, 63 degrees, with today in the low 60's running close to average with the wind, the windchill will be brought down, this story in the afternoon into julie: we're talking about an accident involving a motorcyclist headed eastern georgia avenue. -- beast around georgia

larry: let's check on the forecast with veronica johnson. vj, what do y h weather system right here. areas of wisconsin, minnesota, all getting snow today. areas like missouri, down toward arkansas. high temperatures topping out eileen whelan is coming up with a look at airport delays. chilly, mostly clear right now. a few pockets are down into the 20's. still a nice start to the day with temperatures topping out at 52. 53, thanksgiving day. you can see the sun is up for friday. julie? julie: let's start out with the maps, showing you what's happening in northwest washington. d.c. police reporting that it is an accident with a water main break. closing off a portion of canal road each way. let's get over to the traffic land map quickly. d.c. police are on the scene, directing folks to make the u-turn on canal road. we have a live shot we can show you from the scene and we will now. this is really going to impact the commute coming in from northwest. you will want to use the gop parkway. coming outbound from george washington university, all

johnson is tracking our first case of winter. good morning to you, washington. i'm autria godfrey. larry: i'm larry smith. let's get over to v.j. for more of these details. the w word.

larry: fidel castro is dead. what about the new ties between cuba and the u.s.? autria: an rain is on the way. for micah johnson is timing out the impact. [captioning perfor -- veronica johnson is timing out the impact. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: it's going to feel like september next week? [laughter] veronica: if you don't know, it means you're probably one of those folks that have purchased anything for christmas yet. [laughter] autria: i thought you were going to do it.

veronica johnson will have more on your black friday forecast. larry: a community is mourning the loss of a high school tj eenager. player charged with killing a 16-year-old cheerleader weeks after their breakup. if convicted, reilly could face the death penalty. in the early morning hours monday, shot fired by gaul into emma jay walker's bedroom killed her in her sleep. police arresting him tuesday on charges of first-degree murder holding him on $750,000 bond, surveillance saying he was preparing for destroy evidence related to the homicide. the pair a picture-perfect couple. the cheerleader in football player, classmates until gaul moved on to play football at a local college this fall. we will have the latest of elements in the case coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma first look, i am ryan smith, abc news ?? ?? ?? >> now "good morning washington," on your side. autria: black friday shopping well underway. stores across the dmv open all have not stopped. we have live team coverage as you prepare to head out the door or maybe had to bed -- head to bed

larry: let's get a check on this friday forecast. a johnson, we have been up and down? veronica: that we have. today is going to be cool. staying with more seasonable, fall light conditions right now. clouds are rolling out, you can see the white on the map with temperatures there for you, 58 degrees in d.c., mid 50's and a lot of neighborhoods this morning. tomorrow morning, expect even lower temperatures. there could be frost across the 60 degrees and that's optimistic. staying on the cool side today, dropping back to the mid 50's by 8:00. a breezy day for us, very much like early november across the area. tonight, 47 to 52, win settling, staying quite chilly. walker's bill, saturday, martinsburg, other locations as well, college park, 37 to 38 degrees in columbia. there may be a frost advisory issue. the weekend, much improved. you can see that we fall back with that sunset going from 6:03 to 5:02. you know, that's the one thing i don't like about this time of year, that early sunset. on the roads right now, we are seeing a lot of lights, but unfortunately there brak

johnson is tracking our first case of winter. good morning to you, washington. i'm autria godfrey. larry: i'm larry smith. let's get over to v.j. for more of these details. the w word. not too far from the sea. by the end of the -- not too far from d.c. it is going to be a 50-50 weekend there it even higher temperatures today. really a gorgeous day with sunshine, all part of your winter headlines. out the door this morning, 30's and middle 40's. a little chilly, a little cool, with sunshine across the area the 9:00 a.m. temperature at about 50 degrees. doing just fine. headed to a high today of about 60 to 61. we are talking -- we are calling that a pleasant and very seasonable. the second half of the weekend, we will do with wind. today is just nice. d.c. up to 61. annapolis will hit 62. for the rain chances, they will will be back in a couple of minutes to track the ring for you, how much we could get and how hard it will rain in a few minutes. julie: around the capital beltway, a new crash has been reported near kenilworth avenue. we will bring you more information on that location. the blue line headed to franconia and spri

johnson. oh and larry fitzgerald. that's fouhy on sports. >>> freezes overnight. outlying the valley. >> thwere not there. >> a nice look at nature for us. >>> coming up, meeting the tennessee 20. so they all work together buying lottery tickets as a group for years. now they hit it big. how much will each of them get splitting a $420 million >> the former police officer who killed an unarmed black man who takes the stand in his defense. what he said this stunned the courtroom. first, a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. d all night! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. my hygienist said the most random thing. she said i should think of my teeth like an apple. it could be great on the outside not so great on the inside. her advice? use a toothpaste and mouthwash that strengthens both. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it's uniquely formulated with activestrength technology to s

johnson and john waters. captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: it's a beautiful race day here at the ed sullivan speedway. i'm your race announcer larry boberry and hot diggity dog do we have a race for you today. in a lane one, new competitor to the colbert, and in lane two sprint cup champion jimmie johnson. they will be racing down the track with eggs on spoons in their mouth and returning with a grapefruit between their legs like the ancient greeks. let's go to the track! >> ready, set, go! and they're off. stephen with good form. what's this? jimmie johnson's using his hands. a questionable move but since he's a celebrity, i'll let it go

larry fitzgerald. you're adding new wreufrpgles, we saw the read option. read option action and david johnson and that work. it is big plays and key plays and inability to shoot with the game on the line. michael floyd drops this pass, inexcusable. you're still knocking on the door trying to close in on the falcons. i asked the question, is it a lack of intensity this was his response yesterday. >> i would say that if we were having poor practices. i think, if any reverse of trying too hard, pressing, especially defensive trying to make a play. offensively, it is a matter of throwing it and catching it. >> reporter: let's say with football. let's check in with the kern college playoff top four, alabama, ohio state, clemson, washington. a lot can change over the next few days when we hit the weekend. washington will play colorado. pregame and kickoff friday evening on fox 10 so keep that in mind. let's not forget about the big ten championship on saturday with wisconsin and penn state. keep an eye on that as well. phoenix suns, they are 5-13 on the season. 20 games in almost and it has been to

larry: a former w.w.w. champion has a new title. duane the rock johnson is this year's sexiest man alive. "people" magazine gave him the title scaling him sweet, smart -- calling him sweet, smart and cultured. this is not the first this year. in "forbes" he was hollywood's highest paid actor. alison: he has had so many incarnations. there he is. larry: to be an average college football player and still have major success in your life. good job, rock. alison: listen to you! larry: a neighborhood hot spot is proposing big changes. alison: we are talking about the arlington cinema and the draft house. they are asking for your help on the ideas moving forward. the support for the community amazing. >> people walk in and say oh, my goodness. >> greg runs the arlington cinema and draft house. >> for decades it's run movies. i would like to see it run movies regularly. >> this summer he says things got tough. >> we decided why don't we ask our customer what is would you like the future of the arlington draft house to be in the case of movies? we are still doing comedy. but we nee vies if we are

larry: thanks. getting in the now with kidd o'shea. kidd: duane the rock johnson, the sexiest man alive, telling us that it means he's reached the pinnacle. adam levine, chris hems worth. many of you may have mission boards, goals in life posted at home. the law of attraction. i wanted to share with you my vision board that i put together. here's the past issue of sexiest man alive. put that on there. equate that with that. there you go. [laughter] kidd: maybe, someday, folks. kidd: sexiest man alive. now you are in the now. larry: that does it for us here, >>> good morning, america. donald trump leaves the press behind for a private dinner with his family amid new reports of a transition team in turmoil. >> i think there is some confusion going on about a chain of command. >> two staffers pushed out. trump fires back overnight. >>> new fire danger. massive clouds of smoke, large send hundreds to the hospital as schools close across the southeast. dozens of wildfires scorching seven states. now the national guard is being called in to battle the blaze. >>> wrong s

larry: fidel castro is dead. what about the new ties between cuba and the u.s.? autria: an rain is on the way. for micah johnson is timing out the impact. [captioning perfor -- veronica johnson is timing out the impact. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: it's going to feel like september next week? [laughter] veronica: if you don't know, it means you're probably one of those folks that have purchased anything for christmas yet. [laughter] autria: i thought you were going to do it. you were the one who got engaged. [laughter] veronica: she's glowing over here. autria: yes, i got engaged. jummy: you love all. larry: no pressure, kid [laughter] veronica: here is the distraction for us, a little bit of rain. something we're just not used to. it has been so dry around here. here we are talking about some rain. clouds first, you can see the line of clouds just now entering virginia into d.c., where temperatures are solidly in the everywhere else, 25 to 29 degrees. a nice warm coat, heading out. by lunchtime to

larry fitzgerald, i can dive too. and then ultimately the cardinals get the rare first- quarter touchdown, david johnson in the end zone. moved to the second quarter, 18- yard line, johnson gets the ball, he gets the corner, on the dive, he gets the pipeline. touchdown arizona. 14-0. larry fitzgerald, upended, left the game back to the the locker room. he told a member of the 49ers he thought he tore something. he did come back and play although an mri coming up tomorrow. second half, colin kaepernick is sacked by sect -- chandler jones. the cardinal chance to go up 27- 10. carson palmer on second and goal is hit, eli harold got just like that seven-point. 3:19 to play on first down, the cardinals could have run some clock. arians calls for a pass. my fault. palmer gets it picked off. and then kaepernick engineers a last-minute touchdown drive. we're tied up at 20 apiece. you thought, all right. the cardinals have plenty of time to get something done here. and they do. carson palmer, nifty here. out of the pocket, michael floyd again. part of the big day for florida. more from him in a bit. palmer on third and eight, t

johnson biographer. lbj's daughter and his white house counsel, larry temple. from then i learned the answer to troubling question, why in the world did linden johnson wait so long before he became champion of civil rights legislation. after all. he arrived in congress -- every single civil rights bill. in 1957 as the majority leader he took over out of the bill. it was passed but it had no effect. why did he wait until he was president before he final. and lbj, if you read much about him, country expressions that were always right on the mark, why did you wait to you were president, he said, you don't try to kill the snake until you've got the ho in your hand. [ laughter ] okay. as president, he had the ho in his hand with jim crow segregation laws. you're aware, he had served in congress for 15 years with even his greatest admires acknowledged he didn't take his job seriously. he had no idea how to get legislation passed. and then as president, of course, the civil rights movement erupted. martin luther king was getting thrown in jail all the time. riots. time

. >> there is "magic" johnson, this urban kid from michigan, and larry byrd, this guy who worked carryingnship games are in prime time and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes them bigger than they've ever been before. >> i didn't challenge with it, someone with primitive skills, they're as good as dead. >> every mike tyson fight was an event because every fight was like an axe murderer. when he fought michael spinks, you could feel the electricity on tv. >> he leads with the right-hand. there he goes! >> tyson was made for tv because there was drama. >> it is all over! mike tyson has won it! >> not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk, especially at five -- >> but everybody tries, man. everybody tries. >> i think he is starting to transcend just his sport, he is becoming something of a public figure. >> michael jordan becomes the model every athlete wants to shoot for. they want to be a brand. that's what television does for these athletes, turns them into worldwide iconic brands. >> here is michael in the foul line. a shot. goes in! >

johnson biographer. lbj's daughter and his white house counsel, larry temple. from then i learned the answer to troubling question, why in the world did linden johnson wait so long before he became champion of civil rights legislation. after all. he arrived in congress -- every single civil rights bill. in 1957 as the majority leader he took over out of the bill. it was passed but it had no effect. why did he wait until he was president before he final. and lbj, if you read much about him, country expressions that were always right on the mark, why did you wait to you were president, he said, you don't try to kill the snake until you've got the ho in your hand. [ laughter ] okay. as president, he had the ho in his hand with jim crow segregation laws. you're aware, he had served in congress for 15 years with even his greatest admires acknowledged he didn't take his job seriously. he had no idea how to get legislation passed. and then as president, of course, the civil rights movement erupted. martin luther king was getting thrown in jail all the time. riots. time