lear factory.ies come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes. there's black people on tv! >> there had never been a complete black family on tv with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household, and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. i have $32 in the shoe box. and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that's no worse than honky. >>

it's as if king lear had an iphone but that may be unfair to king lear. i think as things unfold. >> i think he had an android but i'm not sure. >> or cordelia did. they didn't take it away in time which i suspect other people have tried. you know, we're entering a very fascinating phase here. director mueller is out there clearly part of the drama of the past eight days or so has been that the president's team received these interrogatories so they got the first sense of what director mueller might have. mueller showed his cards for the first time privately. we've seen even more erratic behavior. so i don't think it takes a great deal of genius 0 guess that we're in for an even rougher ride. >> jon meacham, it is always a pleasure. thanks for adding your voice to our friday night broadcast. coming up for us, an honor only the president gets to bestow. today, it was donald trump's turn to do the bestow. when we come back. turn to do the bestow. when we come back. i'm alex trebek here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and

according to the class action complaint, these professors leared out, groped, sexted and intoxicated female students. >> what dartmouth did was too little too late. >> reporter: in a written statement, dartmouth strongly disagrees with the characterizations of the college's action but as a result of the misconduct, we found earlier this year by three faculty members, we took unprecedented steps toward revoking their tenure and terminating their unemployment. >> the biggest misstep of dartmouth is not properly handling the complaints in the early 2000s. >> reporter: the attorney general's office launched an investigation into the allegations. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> ass of families get set to gather around the table for thanksgiving, a warning from the cdc about an outbreak linked to turkey. nbc's ann thompson what you need to know before cooking. >> reporter: before these guys go from this to this, a warning tonight about a salmonella outbreak linked to raw turkey, ground meat patties and the birds themselves. the cdc reports 164 people got sick in 35 states over the past year.

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sreenivasan: not all hollywood-style movies are made in hollywood, but still it might surprise you to lear an eastern european nation with a long-thriving, home-grown film industry, has been s rpping out inent years, raising its profile as a go-to location for blockbuster-stylurcinema. newsweekend special correspondent christopher livesay has our report. >> reporter: this could be pario or romr berlin or even new york. but in fact, this is budapest, hungary where morend more youse e scenes like this. everything from streaming series to big hollywood blockbusters are being filmed in this city. a kind of hollywood on the danube. remember the movie "inferno?" well there's tom hanks about to get kidnapped in florence, except he's right near budapest's famous opera house. the list of big budget movies shot in hungary is impressive: "the martian," "tinker tailor soldier spy," "47 ronin," "world war z," "atomic blonde," "a good day to die hard and right now the buzz around town is about the hush, hush "terminator 6." supposed to be secret but the as been spotted on the streets of budapest. >> the

e russians say they will continue with trade, although it lear how that will go.the chinese, they customers, not clear what they will do,ha but the the ability to continue trade in a currency other than the dollar. none ofer these will be efficient. it will still provide cracks in the unity which iran could exploit. rajini: might be ccerns, but we covered the 2016 campaigrand rally af rally, donald trump said he was going to scrap the iran nuclear deal. it is a job done as far as he is concerned. how will this play with his voters? barbara: he will probably be able to use it at some extent. promise made, promise kept. he likes to lookop with his adversaries. he likes theater. the state department has been quite theatrical as well. they have this countdown to sanctions on their websi. i asked one of the officials if it is really necessary because the iranian people will suffer. it is like you are rubbing their noses in it.e he said anian people know who to blame. rajini: how will the iranian people suffer? barbara: theconomy is already in a bad state. money is wort

lear new developments >>> we continue to learn new developments happened here in t southern californianitor it throughout the night and if there is major developments, we'll be back on the air. for now, i'm lester holt for "nbc nightly news". ♪ lights camera access >>> got to talk about little rani rose. >> she's good, she's 5 weeks. >> and kate's only telling "access" how different it's been with baby number three. >> i hear these little ahh sounds, like what is that?

now it's time for the weather with louise lear. hello. it was a showery started to be weak.ting to build. you can get out and enjoy some of the late autumn colour that we are clinging on to, just like we had on tuesday in warwickshire. it will be warm, potentially some places could seek 15, 16, i7 potentially some places could seek 15,16,17 degrees potentially some places could seek 15, 16, 17 degrees over the next couple of days. it will be largely dry. that said, i will contradict myself, there is some rain around on wednesday, up to the far north—west, moving through northern ireland and scotland. it is moving through at quite a pace. gusty winds for a time as well, in excise —— in excess of 45 mph on the exposed north and west facing coast. rain ourfirst 45 mph on the exposed north and west facing coast. rain our first thing. that pushes through. sheltered eastern areas of scotland could see highs of 16 or 17 degrees. for england and wales it is a relatively straightforward story, dry with some sunshine and mild. weatherfronts will try to squeeze in from the atla ntic wi

we're lear to look at some of the changes in power and victory speeches that have been called. >> frankbeen seeing close races here in california and around the country. the republican house seats fall here in california and that could strengthen the democratic control in the house. tonight both parties are finding reasons to celebrate. big smilesion for congressional democrats as early election results shows them taking back control of the house. >> thank you. tomorrow will be a new day in america, thanks to you. >> reporter: nancy pelosi thanked democrats and said they'll work for unity. >> today the american people have spoke on the restore that vision. this new democratic majority will honor the vision of our founders. >> reporter: this has provenany voters in republican state gave conservative victories. in indiana mike braun beat the incumbent, joe donnelly. >> we have an opportunity to make things work in washington, d.c. >> claire mccaskill lost to josh hawley. heidi heitkamp lost her seat. one of the biggest spotlights was on texas. senator ted cruz got a victory over beto o'ro

. >> which is why, perhaps the most successful sitcom creator since norman leare in the 1970s, hatesword sitcom or situation comedy. >> situation, i think is appropriate word if you marry a witch or if you come home from being an ask electronaut and have you a genie with you. good morning master darling. >> that's a situation. >> and now, the 66-year-old lorre as a new show, about the one situation we all have in common. getting older. >> it's an amazing thing, because internally, it's still a 14-year-old looking out of this old face. you walk passed a window in a store window, and you go, oh, oh! it's startling. >> "the kominsky method," has aging hollywood players. it's starting to stream this month on netflix. >> you do not want to be in a sitcom. >> what are you talking about? those little pictures on the big bang thing are making a million bucks a week. >> you are one of the all-time great acting coaches. >> one of the reasons i wanted to do it was humor. i love humor. it's not had my natural affinity, but for me, i thought, here is an opportunity to work with the best. >> and f

we have also seen that from college friends who say they knew their buddy was coming lear last nightey were with them last night at this bar and they haven't seen them since and they haven't been able to talk to them. there is a lot of emotion here. there is a family reunification center set up. they are trying to reunite the family members and friends with those who are inside, but it is a long process. >> okay. and we have been hearing that throughout the morning as folks go there to try to find their loved ones. a lot of people unaccounted for this morning. that has been really tough. that waiting process is very difficult. right now we have more breaking news this. the the i.d. of the shooter. >>> new information from our producer. they have identified -- abc news has identified the suspect as 29-year-old david e. long. we don't know a whole lot about the suspect other than he lived in the area and drove his mother's car apparently to the scene. >> that's right. as we mentioned earlier, a lot of folks that frequented that night to attend this college country night at 11:30 when t

(pam) and tonight we are learing there has been a norovirus outbreak at a shelter housing evacuees. that shelter is in chico ... but the people who are sick have been quarantined. we will have a live report on that at 8-30.(ken) but first kron-4's j-r stone spent the day in butte county ... talking with evacuees about the hardships they face.. now that some have lost everything. (jr)still lots of damage out here. they have started towing cars but they have a long way to gosot everything is tough i'm just confused and scared... jessamy cartwright's home burned down and with her boyfriend at a hospital for an injury she is sleeping in a parking lot by herself. knowing that this is what's left of her home is not easy. sot don't want to go to evacuation center...need to mourn myself.hundreds of evacuees have set up tents near the walmart in chico. while all appears to be going well here some say it isn't going well for other evacuees in some areas.sot they stole my roommate's coolerbill brereton's roommate isn't the only one hurting.sot i lost a rental and the home i own...sad bill says

reporter: with the loss of house controllin the repn side, congressman kevin mccarthy going from majority lear to minority leader. >> we serve in agoivided rnment and a divided country. and our goal is to unite us back nogether again. >> reporter: andhe senate, republican mitch mcconnell and democrat chuck schumer still ading their parties as new gop members pose for their first picture, among them rick scott even though his florida senate race is in the midst of a recou recount. and the crent congress scrambling to pass a spending bill. republicans pushing to include billions of dollars for a border call while democrats want measure protecting robert mueller and the russia investigation. and for the first t seven years, senate republicans will have a woman on their leadership team joni ernst of iowa. >> blaiyne alexander, thank you. >>> a we're also keep think a eye on the extraordinary division developing within the white house between the east wing and the west wing. in the eastng winhe first lady and her staff. in the west wing, the chief of staff and others including deputy national secur

. >> you know what i heard loud and lear from the people w live here, they did not want business as usual>> incoming prince george's county executive is preparing to take office in a couple of days. the county she'll soon lead is very different from what her predecessor inherited eight years ago. >> no conversation they didn't start with crime. it dominated every conversation. crime and corruption. >> the investigation a andrrests of former executive on public corruption charges hurt the dcounty's reputation an tainted the beginning of baker's administration in 2010. >> people did not trust the . governme and they didn't trust me. the fact that my name wasru ern baker and i was new, they were like, you're the county executive, we don't trust you. >> h worked to gain the trust. creating strong economic b development ang more transparent. >> i think the real legacy is getting people to believe in prin george's county again. >> prince george's is the crown jewel ofma land. when we're done with it, we want other people to feel the same and know what we ow. >> she won by a landslide and plans

bute let's t look at some of these guys and see how they lear and what kind of shape they're in. >> and you heard head coach gruden talking about making some new additions. the team moving quick will you including austin howard with two others that they're playing th. all 16 games. let's get back tohe re. the capitals trying to get back in the win column against the edmonton oilers. this morning back at practice. the team coming o loss to dallas. washington in the midst of a it has e home stand and been a roller coaster of a season. i talked to the radio play by play man to find out. >> how about consistently inconsistent? five wins in 11 games. they're in an okay position. about where they were last year. wilson has been out. they haven't been able to slot in everybody. it's early. last year it all gelled together in novembero it's okay. >> i to look way it play ed and there is a expectation for a championship run. >> there is. you know what it feels like to win. if you're going carbon copy with what happened last year, it is thint the same if you're superstitious, why not? >> what's t

former wrestlers said the lecturer would frequently show up in the team showers after practice to leart them. some wrestlers say the coaches knew but did nothing to stop it. the man design -- denies the accusations and says it's a misunderstanding. >>> the democratic party chairman has resigned and made sexual misconduct allegations in california he said he decided to step down from his powerful post after concluding it was in the best interest of the democratic party. several staff members accused him of sexual harassment and assault. >>> tomorrow is world aids day and starting today, there are several events honoring those who died the light in the grove and will gallop will be held at the national aids memorial in san francisco's golden gate park. that will start at 5 pm. tomorrow, a world aids day national observance will take place at the memorial between 11:30 pm and 2 pm. leaders in the fight against aids and survivors will take part in those events. >>> san jose police are investigating a homicide in the vendome neighborhood yesterday morning. when police arrived they found a m

president trump suggesting he could pardon her former campaign chairman paul manafort as we m leare aboutdent answered some tough questions from the special countel. live at th house. >>> paying therice. dick's sporting goods facing a sales slump. why they are standing y their

i'm excited to be lear. connell: look for it all night long. kristina, thank you very. five races we would look at here. quickly on the map to wrap that up, remember how president trump won in 2016. look at some of the governors races in states like ohio, states like michigan, states like wisconsin. those are final three this time around. watch those tonight. all sitting republican governors in the moment. could easily flip blue. important for 2020 in presidential race and in terms of the census redistricting congressional districts. melissa: good stuff. i will bring the popcorn back. the key as president trump makes his final pitch to voters as americans cast the ballots across the nations. will his campaign blitz pay off for the republican party? the latest from the white house next. ♪ fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? this scientist doesn't believe in luck. she believes in research. it c

on losers just a little bit of concern creeping in lear about the u.s. consumer.w this too, deirdre, williams-sonoma said, china trade. their inventory they bring in from china is coming in very slowlily. i think we'll start hearing more anecdotes of different publicly-traded companies starting to feel it. what do you think? >> that is exactly right. to your point that is what williams-sonoma said talking about the west coast ports are really slowing down. it also seems to be perhaps for luxury there may be a soft spot which backs up as well what we heard from nordstrom. that stock not a weekly loser but today trading down the biggest decline since 2008. whenever we reference 2008 that is not a great moment. liz: when we started 56 minutes ago nasdaq was up. inches of snow, six-inches in manhattan, awful commutes, freezing temperatures, not even december. if this crazy winter weather has you down maybe check out a stock that reflects warm weather, beach resorts, better moves for your portfolio. mark travis says he has the stock pick. he has other names too that ma

.>> lear my record is driven by what we cayou will the implementation gap.n example of an implementation gap is in every state, particularly california where we live, there are remedies that allow people who have low level convictions m. their record to clear t very often these are felonies but they were for maybe dealingn mariseveral years ago. if you have that on your record, it means you can't get a job, you can't get student loans, you can't live in public housing. there's thousands of stutory limitations to your life, and it means you're probably stuck in a cycle of poverty and incarceration. so the people said, this is did you mean, why are we doing this? take this off the record prop 7 in california allows for it legally. it doesn't implement the law. and so several years later only 3% of those igible have. because you have to go to a legal clinnd between 9:001:00 on tuesdays. you have to get yshr wrap t, which is written in code, and you have to figure out what it says and verify that it's correct but you have no idea what it says. ten steps involvin

now let's pull it back and look just to be rs, absolutely fair in the real lear politics, the average approval is 44%. is 42%.er 538, it fox had it at 47. the last nbc "wall street depends whether looking at registered voters it ly, registered voters, was 47 approve. 44., and "washington post," 43. the thing is, with the been ent's numbers had improving this fall, but they in the place n where bad things usually happen presidents and using the nbc "wall street journal" poll, he was within a president clinton was before that disaster for democrats and within a point of obama was before that disaster for democrats and at that and go, wow, this is really something. one other thing, just to get numbers a second. of all the weeks, i think close now, president trump's administration, his highest week in the gallup poll 45% and it was first week in office and one week back june. his lowest was 35% and he hit 35 times, but the most recent time it went down to december.st so it's been a long time. his average has been 39, but had if he rump had were a stock, say he has fairly he hadtrading ran

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and its leaders are lear today, two of them, especially chuck canterbury of fop and chief paul sale ofch. >> thank you. >> i appreciate that very much. [applause] and thighs are two tough cookies. they want what's right. they want what's right. interesting, if you look at texas, if you look at georgia, if you look at mississippi and den tuck, and some other states that are known as being very tough, these are big supporters of what we're doing and some of it has been modeled after what they have done. they have done a tremendous job. my administration will always support the incredible men and women of law enforcement. we will continue to pursue policies that help the heroes who keep us safe. they are truly heroes. we also thank the more than 2,000 leaders in the faith community who signed a letter of support. we have tremendous support within the faith community. unbelievable support. americans from across the political spectrum can unite around prison reform legislation that will reduce crime, while giving our fellow citizens a chance at redemption. so if something happens and they m

lear radar, that's all i know about it.out the rest of the details, but it shows that orange and yellow, that means a little rain activity going on and the green i left on the road as well shows the wetter conditions, south of the san mateo bridge having the most recent rain, but north of the golden gate bridge, we do have reports of a new crash at the robin williams tunnel. no major injuries reported but a smashed up car, and the concern is slicker roadways and also a little fog developing in many parts north of the golden gate. >> tough combo when you're right to ride around. >>> about half way through the work week. the weekend is upon us. we're going to get another storm? >> more rain for part of the weekend but this may not really change all of your weekend plans. let's talk about it. here is a look at storm ranger, what we are seeing this morning is some of that rain moving through, and yes, as you get out the door, we're still tracking some of the showers moving through san jose, livermore and palo alto. as we head i

giving you a look lear at the graduation where you can't see it this morning. in addition to smoke and haze around the bay area, we have fog in some areas this morning. that increases our relative humidity which is good news. we also have the on shore breeze, just a light one. that is also good news. but when you mix fog and smoke, you get smog. that is bad news. i feel like we are doing a neff all the -- negative all the times these days. air quality is unhealth irfor incentive groups along the coast, like sonoma valley. and napa valley gets unhealthy and the santa clara valley is unhealthy. the east bay shore improved. the peninsula improved, san francisco and the coastline unhealthy for incentive groups. for sensitive groups. here is a look at the visibility. san francisco reporting 2.5 miles. concord reporting a 5. our show director came from that area saying i think we have fog out there this morning. take a look where it is darker and gray. that is where we have visibility issues because of the fog along highway 101. petaluma toward the coastline, you may

president trump suggesting he could pardon her former campaign chairman paul manafort as we m leare about how the president answered some tough questions from the special countel. live at th house. >>> paying therice. dick's sporting goods facing a sales slump. why they are standing y their decision this morning. >>> all that, plus cbs bombshell. disturbingew allegations against the network's disgraced former chief. did les moonves scheme to silence an accuser? >>> troubling results from new headlight tests. what you need to know before you hit the road. >>> and it's official. ♪ >> the rockefeller center christmas tr shining bright after a star-studded celebration kicking off the holiday season. today thursday, novemb9, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news this is today with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller center. >> welcome to today on this thursday morning. thank you for joing us. look at us outside. >> i know. we cannot get enough of this beautiful tree. >> it was a spectacar moment when they turned those lights on. oh, we could watch it a million times.

connell: where that goes from lear is the big question. so far has been another volatile day. up and down in the markets. we have jim awad, ryan payne, fox news contributor liz peek all here in the studio to help us sort out where we are. jim, any little headline on trade will move this market. i think the kudlow comments helped to bring us back from being lower. >> one of the two catalysts that can reverse the market to take us higher. companies desperately want a trade deal but they want one with a little bit of teeth particularly in the area of intellectual property. i would say the chinese want to deal. their economy is weakening as we speak. trump likes to declare victory, go to the edge on negotiation, declare victory. he would like the stock market up, optimism reemerge. the stock market welcomes kudlow. connell: that is the interesting component, liz, how it might play out. dan clifton wrote an interesting piece this morning about a trade. he had a view that he says is against consensus. kudlow maybe spoke about this a little bit. something actually might come out of t

according to "the guardian" newspaper, pacino will star in "king lear," reuniting with his director and 20-04's "the merchant of venice." the producer tells the guardian, filming is planned for next fall in the u-k. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. much like this weekend temperatures today will peak in a comfortably cool range of 60's under sunny skies. unlike the start of last week no smoke or haze to start this week with the return of rainy conditions on tuesday. skies will likely remain rainy through thursday this week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. and sacramento fire departments spent nearly three weeks on the front lines of the camp fire.now they're back home ... and sharing their stories. the folsom strike team arrived at the strike team the folsom their stories. and s

a tornado in maryland touched down and we m leare about two people killed. >>> police praising starbucks customers safe after a man allegedly said he had a bomb on him. >>> a new report shedding ligon amazon's search for a second headquarters and it's sounding likely it could be good news for northern virginia. we'll be keeping our eyes on th that. ed by the endexpe of the year. >> good news economically. what about traffic wise? >> welltraffi we'll see. >>> 7:00 on daylight saving time has end we're trying to get to the bottom of that. 'm adatuss. >> i'm david culver in for angie goff. feels like 8:00. >> get to lauryn. get to> lauryn. i think we did just figure it out. it >> you told me and i'm apeciati appreciative. >> i don't know what the big - stery is but it's 7:00 >> i'm leaving. >> will you get coffee. come back and bring us coffee. it's a beautiful morning. blue skies, this is what you'll see throughout the daytoday. the sun came up about 6:34 but, ng time e, daylight sa has ended. as adam was saying and the sun goes down a little after:00 today. so keep that in mind. otherwise

david dietz is with me david and susan lear and ashley webster we have to start with oil.ung man i say when gas comes down like this, it is a big plus for the the economy. >> absolutely. 49 year low on unemployment. you've got 3.1% increase in wages. you've got lower taxes and now you have lower prices on your way to the mall what's not to like e here. >> we have -- we have a guest on show earlier -- who said that gas is going to come down another 10 to 15 maybe 20 cents gallon. >> could be. could be. but certainly there is a forward driving season, and historically gas prices bottom out around thanksgiving start back up in spring. >> i do recall you saying buy exxon that was what about a month ago? >> about 18% ago but thanks for remembering we're up 18% since i first said that to you. with oil tumbling like this. whole fallacy is that he has stock correlated with price of oil and nothing else they're upstream mid-stream down stream making money in each part of the sequence. but their natural gas levered and axon was also so low the price we started buying 70 now low 80s.

president trump had said i want to get out of syria as soon as possible, and then came the team, and made lear that no, the u.s. is staying in syria. >> this is why i have highlighted very much the importance of the policy that has been stated now, and the team that is going to implement it with secretary, or national security adviser bolton and secretary pompeo, very heavily sported. and also obviously secretary mattis. >> indeed. and so they're saying now, the language they're using in russia, they are saying, you know what? you want us to help you get iranians out of syria, you get out first. you're the ones who are illegitimately here, and you know, we're not going to help you with getting the iranians out if you don't collaborate, or operate with us. and then i think they are really sticking by bashar and they have a feeling that the u.s. doesn't mind much, because it is not a priority to tackle whatever bashar al assad exits or stays. >> well, again, i think our priorities are really in the order that i stated the object tives. number one is enduring the defeat of isis. by the way, there