so cute. >>> we know leann rimes finds her husband eddie cibrian sexy.lusively with leann to talk about her new hallmark holiday movie where she was feeling a little nostalgic about her and eddie's hollywood love story. >> what is the best christmas gift you've ever received? >> i got engaged on christmas eve. >> that's okay. >> that's a good one i think for sure. >> leann and the love of her life got engaged two years after they first met, or so they thought. turns out they really met long before that, at a fan appreciation event. >> well, we don't remember meeting each other. >> you don't? >> no, but there is a photo of it clearly and it is odd. we both were like wait. what? i think he was 23. i was 14 at the time time and he was doing "young and the restless." he found that right after we had worked together and he was just digging through some photos in his garage and found it in his garage. >> now married seven years leann is the happy step-mom to eddie's two kids and her new hallmark tv movie "it's christmas eve" is all about a blended family like

also helping us stay in the holiday spirit is singer leann rimes. called "it's christmas eve." and keltie nielth hit the set with leann, who has a special place in her heart for december 24th. >> whats best christmas gift you ever received? >> i got engaged on >> that's okay. >> that's a good one. >> leann and the love of her life got engaged two years after they first met, or so they thought. turns out they really met long that at a fan appreciation event. >> well, we don't remember meeting each other. >> you don't? >> no. but there is a photo of it clearly and it is odd. we both are like, wait. i think he was 23. i was 14 at the time. he was doing "young and the restless." he found that right after we worked together he -- >> now married seven years leann is the happy stepmom to eddie's two kids and her new movie "it's christmas eve" is all about a blended family just like her's. >> eve. and you are? >> abby's father. >> their teacher. >> she's also written some original holiday songs for the ' which they make a huge cuban feast. then come home. a

. >> leann get rest over this thanksgiving holiday. we're not going to have a lot of rest in the new year. thanks for coming in on your holiday. appreciate it. have a good one. >> and thank you for joining us for this hour of msnbc live. right now, more news with my colleague kasie hunt who's in washington, d.c. happy thanksgiving, kasie. >> happy thanksgiving to you. we are jealous of the weather you have there because it is very chilly in washington. kristen thank you, i am kasie hunt here in washington. trump unleashed, on a tear in a nearly hour long thanksgiving call to the troops, taking aim at everything from the judiciary to immigrants at the southern border. also subpoena power, just weeks before they lose control of the house, republicans have formally subpoenaed both former fbi director james comey and former attorney general loretta lynch to appear before the judiciary committee in early december. and falling in line, support for nancy pelosi is growing after slamming her for months a democratic detractor flips and says he'

kristen. >> leann get rest over this thanksgiving holiday.re not going to have a lot of rest in the new year. thanks for coming in on your holiday. appreciate it. have a good one. >> and thank you for joining us for this hour of msnbc live. right now, more news with my colleague kasie hunt who's in washington, d.c. happy thanksgiving, kasie. >> happy thanksgiving to you. we are jealous of the weather you have there because it is very chilly in washington. kristen thank you, i am kasie hunt here in washington. trump unleashed, on a tear in a nearly hour long thanksgiving call to the troops, taking aim at everything from the judiciary to immigrants at the southern border. also subpoena power, just weeks before they lose control of the house, republicans have formally subpoenaed both former fbi director james comey and former attorney general loretta lynch to appear before the judiciary

in the newsroom, leann melendez, abc 7 news. >>> and also, prop p garnered 70% of the votes. coming up on abc news at 5:00, what it means to companies like goog google. >>> and other propositions on the ballot. a majority said no to prop 6 and that means the 12 cents per gallon increase is going to remain in place and that money is going to fund road, highway and bridge and transit projects, and rent control laws will rea main the same with more voters saying no to the prop 10. >> gavin newsome is set to be california's next governor and he beat are republican opponent john cox. the race was call around 10:00 p.m. >> and some of the races were still too close the call. >> and kristen sze is here with the latest. >> well, start with the high profile state offices. and so much went into public education between tony thurmond and marshall tuck. right now, tuck who holes a slim lead over the teacher's union choice. and ricardo laura holds a 1.5 percentage lead over the republican turned independent lee poizner, and now in the district 7 a mere 13 votes separate the leader incumbe

leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news is tracking all new developments in the caravan story. you can get updates on our website or right to your phone. down lot the abc 7 app. >> the global google walk out. the employees walked off their jobs today. >> calling for changes and how the bay area company handles sexual harassment and discrimination. >> this is a "new york times" story against andy ruben. he received $90 million in severance pay in 2014 after being accused of sexual misconduct. he denies the allegations. >> three of the walk outs here. sky 7 was above the main campus in mountain view and sunnyvale. we see the crowd in san francisco. >> abc 7's kate larson is in san francisco with the reporter. >> a lot of employees held up a sign that said happy to quit for $90 million. no pay out needed. clearly a digging. google and the ceo got that $90 million. >> women's rights are worker's rights! >> shouting from the embarcadero, men and women made sure management got their message about sexual harassment at the company. >> enough is enough! >> drone view 7 was high above as

in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7 news. >> i love that. that's such a great program. we put together a guide to it the candidates and measures on the ballot where you live. that includes a detailed list of all 11 state propositions and the statewide races being decided. you'll find the guide online at abc7news.com/elections. >>> speaking of something else that's pretty crab season starts in the bay area. the season opened early saturday. crabbers on private boats saw the same result. the preferred bait was squid and it worked out quite nicely. there's a ten-crab-limit per person. the commercial season begins next thursday. >> yum. >> a lot of folks enjoying those crabs. >> we've been talking about it at home. i think turkey is out for thanksgiving and i think crab is in. >> we're going to throw a curveball and change it up a little bit. >> fancy. >> never know. when in rome, right? let's talk about -- well, the warm weather out there, can you believe the string of temperatures? >> it's been feeling great. don't feel guilty. i know we need rain. you know we need rain.

leanne caldwell what are you looking for?y pelosi is this week. it's wednesday and thursday, it's the first of the two-step process, i think it will be a good indicator of what opposition she still has to overcome, to be speaker. >> a look at our big story of the week, erica? >> there are two weeks left to fund the government before a december 7th shutdown deadline. so i will be looking for negotiations potentially to progress on that front. >> fingers crossed. paul kane? >>en on the leadership racings some of the down-ballot races are interesting where the newer, younger ambitious democrats get to run and there's a race for caucus chair which is an internal cbc, congressional black caucus vote between barbara lee and jeffreys. >> global markets the most important thing this week will be trump's meeting with president xi of china. the thing that i'll be watching is will xi come to the table with a sufficiently significant concession, so that trump puts on pause, the trade war, in same way he did with europe. puts it in the fr

accepting the award for the team is casey huny and leanne leannel -- hunt and caldwell.plause] >> thank you all so much. we are just so incredibly honored. thank you to the radio and television correspondents' association for this award and all of your hard work. i cannot tell you how touched we named win such an award for such a groundbreaking in tenacious female journalist, especially for covering this topic. we want to thank the gallery for all of your help and work every day. first and foremost, we want to emphasize the work on tonight is a team effort. we are sharing it with our colleagues. committed to this story for months and made invaluable contributions across all our platforms. we were backed up by the full weight of nbc news. the news division president assigned us this story and had our backs from the very beginning. the news leadership team were available around the clock with guidance and encouragement. the producers at nbc nightly news and the today show and nbc.com, they devoted airtime. our crews who worked with us day in and day out and with our interv

leanne lied on nice took part. american journalist elbert's baldwin was on hand to record the event. the ample sidewalks are densely crowded people have climbed on to step ladders balconies and roofs. cannon ball it's taken up by the cheering thousands here comes just for the victory of the march and for commander in chief of the allied forces. the commander of the american troops perishing looks stirred and marshal a bystander shouts smile. the belgian soldiers do smile they say more relaxed british troops receive a warm welcome. people cheer when they see the japanese the greeks the poles the portuguese and the serbs but where are the russians. not the bolsheviks but the allies that sacrifice two million men to make this day possible. can marshal picked up the hero a very done on his white horse he seems younger in person than his portraits. of french journalists will be able to fly us read this account for the daily paper . all of the uniforms have the same color of blood. mutilated soldiers who lost her legs be

we turn to leann caldwell. my first question is this guy is going to be out of the leadership position. why would you do this at the end of republican control of the house when they've had two years. >> that's right, ali. the fact the democrats are going to take control in january means this is republicans last stand to change the conversation away from trump's controversies and what the base is really like. while they're doing that, this is also comey and loretta lynch are two people republicans wanted to come behalf the committee. comey says, he's happy to come. a position that he put out in early october. he said, it cannot be behind closed doors. he said he was come up. >> ways the response from democrats? >> they're going to very likely if comey does come, a public hearing with an audience in front of cameras. the ranking chairman, he put out a statement that he rejected the attempts of oversight. he said this is not the issue of the day, this is just to show for the republican base. but, again, if he subp

leanne rimes also responded, the news of the shooting in thousand oaks last night, i heartbroken foramilies, but hits too close to home. my heart goes out to everyone affected by the tragedy. yesterday, adam housley and his wife tamara learns there 18-year-old nice was killed in the shooting. they released a statement, our hearts are broken. we just learned our niece alayna was one of the victims of last night's shooting at borderline bar in thousand oaks. alayna was an incredible young woman with so much life ahead of her and we are devastator life was cut short in this manner. we thank everyone for your prayers and asked for privacy at this time. this is the second mass shooting to affect the country music community. heather: there were folks in that bar who survived las vegas and that shooting yesterday. >> of 27-year-old man who survived the las vegas shooting tragically died. heather: watching their responses online yesterday was heart wrenching. especially one of the dads. new.smoking marijuana near the white house, his message for the president. >> let's rewind, first he came

the daughter of leanne, our brief sellers plans to go line dancing but canceled last minute when her the tragedy calling a truly unbelievable. former fox news correspondent adam housley and his wife, tamara housley learned their 18-year-old nice was killed in the shooting as well. they reacted in a statement saying our hearts are broken, we just learned our niece alayna was one of the victims of last night's shooting at borderline bar in thousand oaks. she was an inquiry young woman with so much wife had of her and we are devastated that her life was cut short in this manner. we thank everyone for your prayers and are asking for privacy at this time. she was a freshman at pepperdine university. this is the second tragedy, the second mass shooting to rock the country music world. jillian: he worked covering shootings all of the country for fox news and likely would have been covering that if he was still here. rob: that is horrifying. one of our opinion hosts is being targeted by protesters. jillian: tucker carlson was targeted by antifa protesters who shouted insults saying we know w

leanne melendez, abc >> there will always be overlap, 36% who have taken part in this poll believe that> meantime, president trump spent the day in mississippi campaigning for hyde smith. the president introduced her, highlighting her support for brett kavanaugh when he was nominated. >> she stood up to the democrat smear machine and voted yes on brett cakavanaugh. so important. >> cindy hyde smith is in a runoff tomorrow against democrat mike espy.t the president denied the border patrol used tear gas th rpons t this video after some of them tried illegally crossing into the u.s. at least 90 were detained and are being deported. another 60 were arrested on the california side. the san yesidro crossing was closed for several hours. >> they deployed tear gas to protect themselves and the border. >> the busy border crossing remained open today. president trump has threatened to close that border permanently. >>> a caravan of activists is heading to the supplies. they were donated. >> basically, when the families and children arrive from their journey of crossing, you know, into the border

. >> joining us leanne caldwell.about the balance of power and how all of this could potentially play out. polls are suggesting that most likely scenario is that democrats win the house, republicans control the senate. is that what you're seeing? and if that is what plays out, how does the balance of power in washington, d.c. shift for the president? >> good morning. happy election day. what's going to happen tonight? so polling suggests and my sources on both sides suggest that democrats will win control of the house tonight. but i want to put a huge caveat out there that polls can be wrong. without that out there, i'm going to work on the assumption the conventional wisdom that there will be a divided government, that republicans will maintain control of the senate, democrats take back the house. that means it's going to be a lot of gridlock a lot harder to get anything done and it will halt donald trump's agenda. >> do you think that we're likely to know if there's a blue wave early in the night and what would tho

hello supervisors, my name is leanne and i am a curator and organizer who works on art history, community planning and community engagement. as you have said in previous hearings, the city must update its jobs, housing fee and must immediately release the most recent jobs, housing linkage fee study that has been completed. the last time the study was done was in 1997. this is completely outdated. please stand by. >> as a result the goal of the plan of maintaining the diversity of residents here in terms of socioeconomic makeup appears empty. cities across the u.s. and even canada are learning that developers are not placing housing units to be used for housing people. many cities are fully realizing the negative impacts of the push to build, build, build an ideology fully embraced by the central soma plan. they show it later -- it is later developed as a commodity and it is corporatized. often new condos are not being occupied by local residents are any people at all. without adequate patrols and -- controls and things in place, they will continue to not be used as open and accessible aff

leanne cold well, garrett haake, alex thorpe, congratulations to you. that does it for me.ur of msnbc live. i'll see you at the white house, craig melvin take it away. >>> that's a great picture, con gr g grats to our friends and colleagues. always good to see you. craig melvin msnbc headquarters deflect, a rare inside look at facebook and how it handled crisis after crisis involving russian trolls and hackers. i'll talk to one of the reporters behind the story about the fallout at the highest levels of the social media giants skpnch giants. >>> and trump attacks, he's getting closer to turning over answers to robert mueller's questions, the president's now going after mueller calling his investigation a mess right as it starts to heat up again. >>> and race, gender and power. democrat just pulled off that big win taking control of the house, but as they should be celebrating in unity, some are tearing each other down with accusations of racism and sexism wi in the fight for party leadership. we'll get to that in just a moment. >>> we start with major facebook fatigue onlin

seeming now that leanne is gone, is bo reporting directly to you? >> i am looking for a new chief people officer. that was another recommendation were that the head of diversity did report to me, and to me, diversity inclusion has to be a core part of everything the company does. it has to be a core -- core part of your people strategy, and i want them working together fundamentally not just on the diversity of the company, but also on the core culture. we are really trying to shift the culture of the company going forward, so she and i are constantly having exchanges on how things are going. i think that is the optimal structure, which is open communication with me and working directly, but part of the core strategy of the company because i do think this is one of the things we have to execute on. >> since we are low on time, i want to talk about the long- term vision of uber. you have traditional right hailing, you have freight, elevate, bikes, and scooters. >> lots of stuff. >> as of today, your core business is traditional right hailing. 10 year

so leanne, what more do we know? it has definitely been another day of high drama.cident, again seven different migrants on a different boat had to be rescued, seven men. on the other side of the channel the french authorities were dealing with a separate incident rescuing 11 migrants, fourof separate incident rescuing 11 migrants, four of them had to be taken to hospital with hypothermia. i went out on a boat to get a sense of what is crossing is like and one expert was telling me how dangerous this is in terms of attempting to do it on this is in terms of attempting to do itona this is in terms of attempting to do it on a small inflatable dinghy. very small thingies, it on a small inflatable dinghy. very smallthingies, more it on a small inflatable dinghy. very small thingies, more than likely overcrowded, so stability is not as good as it should be. the busiest shipping lane in the world. the size of those vessels, the size of the dinghies, they will not show up of the dinghies, they will not show up on radar, and very risky from a safety point of view. there are

our reporter, leanne lawless, sent us this update from dover.their boat and a tug, and an rnli boat was deployed because of the wet and windy weather here. we understand that it was then that a line onto the vessel and pulled it into port. 17 iranian migrants were found on board. in the last half—hour, the home office have confirmed that 13 men and three children. the boat is being held further down the port in a dark, and i could see it from a viewing point earlier, and you could see border force officials inspecting it. the home office say that the 1a men will have their cases progressed and the normal immigration balls, while the children have been referred to social services first of there is a sense that this is a growing problem here. on friday, there were seven iranian migrants found off the coast, clean to wait any had to be rescued. saturday before that, there we re rescued. saturday before that, there were seven iranian migrants who again had to be rescued just off the coast here. the dover mp has said today that the government should

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our reporter leanne lawless is in doverfor us now. tell us more.and we understand that the fishing boat is from boulogne and could have been stolen. there is a feeling here that this is just one of a growing problem because there have been another of attem pts because there have been another of attempts in the last few weeks of migrants trying to come into the through dover. the home office has not confirmed the exact details but we know on friday, eight iranian migrants had to be rescued clinging toa bin migrants had to be rescued clinging to a bin deepjust migrants had to be rescued clinging to a bin deep just off the coast and the saturday before that, there were seven iranian migrants that had to be rescued off the coast in another boat and seven also found in the port. we know that on the 3rd of november there were 21 vietnamese people, adults and children, found in the back of a refrigerated lorry at newhaven port so there is a sense that this is a growing problem. today, charlie elphicke, the mp for dover, has said this is another great an a