there's nobody like norm macdonald. >> we are going to miss him.our wednesday with us. i'm phillip mena and i'm franc>>es county. >>> said yes to all those things that we hold dear as californians. >> right now, at 4:30, recall rejected. california keeping governor newsom in office following a $276 million special election. >>> here's a live look from sacramento. we're coming what the future holds for the staters the governor and his close opponents. this is "today in the bay." >>> and a very good wednesday to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kris sanchez. i'm here

. >>> and celebrating norm macdonald, the former "snl" star's long, private health battle >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone as a hurricane, it was short-lived, but now tropical storm nicholas is still delivering a dangerous punch along the gulf coast tonight, water and lots of it 5 million people living under flash flood alerts, rain amounts as high as 20 inches possible as the storm makes a brutally slow crawl across parts of texas and louisiana after its landfall not far from houston early today with 75-mile-an-hour sustained winds. in this very active tropical season, nicholas the 14th named storm, the 8th to make a u.s. landfall, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses morgan chesky is in the storm zone for us tonight with late details. >> reporter: tonight, nicholas on a gulf coast course crash first slamming into texas as a category-1 hurricane more than 90-mile-an-hour winds knocked out power to 500,000 texans its storm surge ripping asphalts right off neighborhood roads. >> my windows were vibrating.

bob dole will miss norm macdonald."61 years old. >>> "the new york times" says some of broadway's biggest shows reopened after being shut down for 18 months due to the pandemic. actress kristen chenoweth surprised the crowd at last night's reopening of "wicked." she made a speech and received a standing ovation on the same stage where she became a star years ago. the creator of "hamilton," lin-manuel miranda, also welcomed back an excited crowd. before the show started he said he never wants to take live theater for granted. >> we go to theater for catharsis, like literally that's what we go for, to be in communion with -- communion and each other, heard stories in the dark and experience catharsis. for a while it candid-- it wasne to do that. it's safe to come back now with the protocols we have in place. >> at the "lion king," the opening song, "the circle of life," was nearly drowned out as the crowd cheered and applauded. everyone going to a broadway show must wear a mask and prove they've been vaccinated. >>> ahead

. >>> the death of norm macdonald, the comedian who knew how to get your attention. >> i'm norm macdonald the fake news. >> reporter: this morning the comedy world mourning the loss of norm macdonald who lost his private nine-year battle with cancer yesterday. the canadian-american writer, actor and comedian became famous on "saturday night live" as host of "weekend update". >> maples violated part of their marriage agreement when she decided to turn 30 according to trump. >> reporter: and as burt reynolds on "celebrity jeopardy." >> burt reynold. >> that's not my name. >> okay. turd ferguson. >> reporter: norm was a comedian's comedian. >> ladies and gentlemen, could be the funniest man in the world. >> you are the man. you are my comedy choice. >> reporter: known for his edgy humor. >> well, it is finally official, murder is legal in the state of california. >> reporter: and deadpan delivery. >> bob, you have a lot of well-wishers here tonight and a lot of them would like you to -- would like to throw you down one, a well. they want to murder you in a well. >> reporter: which made him a

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bob dole will miss norm macdonald.hows like "roseanne," and was even acknowledged by stars like adam sandler. aam sandler posted, most fearless, funny, original guy we knew. an incredible dad, a great friend. a legend. love you, pal. macdonald, a reliable talk show fixture. >> i have a son, yeah, a little older. he's, i want to say -- [ laughter ] he's 10 or 15. the point is this. >> reporter: david letterman once said there might be people as funny as norm, but there was no one funnier. after "snl," macdonald appeared on his own self-titled show. >> hey, wiener dog, can you bring me in some chips? >> not poker chips, potato chips. >> reporter: and made a number of cameos in films. >> so would you like to come in for some coffee? >> oh, no, no, i have to go lift weights. what? >> reporter: but it was "snl" that perhaps gave fans some of their favorite and fondest norm macdonald moments. >> the new museum dedicated to broadcast journal. ah, my farewell performance. >> reporter: the show put out a statement saying, no on

tom: joining us now is lucy macdonald, global equity specialist at jp morgan. thank you for joining us. we are seeing pressure reflected on the stocks of alibaba and tencent. the regulatory squeeze from china up front and center. we saw the impact on gaming stocks from pressure. do you at jp morgan have clarity as to where we are in this crackdown? lucy: it is going to be rolling through many sectors. i don't think it is over yet. it is a continuation of what we have seen since president xi came in with the anticorruption and the move to consolidate power and now this new phase of moving through the different industries. finance, tech and the education sector. and there will be few areas that are safe from this. i think investors are trying to find and hide in areas they think there is less exposure to inequality, to the issues that are the target of this approach. but i think, they are going to be few and far between. manus: good morning. good to have you back. a new lampooning of risk in a different direction. some people debate the very interest ability of c

norm macdonald is one of those people.o really kind of was part of the transformation of weekend update from the chevy chase, the slapstick version of weekend update to where it is now, the seat of political commentary on the show. and norm macdonald was key to that transformation, and someone put in the pantheon of the handful of greatest cast members of snl, and that says a lot. a guy who, you know, carries out of the snl world. if you ask david letterman who some of his favorite comedic guests, norm macdonald would be at the top of the list, one of the people who saw david letterman off the air when letterman was retiring, macdonald was there in the end in a place of honor in dave's pantheon. i think he's not as famous as chris rock, other people who have come out of that place, that institution, snl, but someone who left a huge mark on that show, and left this moral coil with a place in the pantheon among comics of being one of the very best at that art and that craft. >> very nice. john heilemann, thank you very much

get back to your podium. >> macdonald impersonated dole.one of the easiest things i have done was hire norm macdonald to write "ro "roseanne." norm was fearless in comedy and life and his unique voice is missed by all of us today. norm macdonald was 61 years old. >>> i will be back at 10:00 p.m. for special coverage of the california recall election. now it's time to hand it over to chris cuomo. >>> welcome to "prime time." now we know the truth. we were closer to a real destruction of our democracy than was even apparent. trump was considering crazy actions that threatened national security. concerns that went all the way to the top at the pentagon. bob woodward and rober

but the only comedian i know who could get away with a "norm macdonald is dead joke," is norm macdonaldt there's noblest on the planet who can do that. and the comedy world is poorer for it today. so i hope somewhere up there, or wherever... ( laughter ) he'd figure that joke out. ( laughter ) y'know, i spend a lot of time right over there, pulling together the finest, newsiest limestone, chiseling in the most delicate and topical of bas-reliefs, and the most ornate arches, making sure there's nary a bad seat in the house, then assembling the most fearsome news warriors the arena has ever seen to construct for you the roman colosseum that is my nightly monologue. but sometimes, i wake up my neighbor at 3:00 in the morning, drag him into my shed, where i've set up a kiddie pool i bought 20 years ago and filled with expired jell-o and lukewarm beer, huff some acetone out of a price chopper bag, then challenge him to join me in the old man wrestling league of news that is my segment: "meanwhile!" ( cheers and applause ) right there. it's going to make all the pain go away. meanwhile, it's

what we've learned about norm macdonald's private battle. >>> and broadway lights back on tonight. "the lion king" is back. but what you haven't seen. how they're now rehearsing in these times and deborah roberts takes us backstage. ♪ >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. news on the coronavirus, vaccines for children and boosters for adults. dr. fauci tonight on the timeline he now expects. but first, the category 1 hurricane slamming into the u.s. now a slow-moving and dangerous tropical storm. 75-mile-an-hour winds. gusts up to 95 miles per hour when it hit. a half million without power tonight. this evening, flash flood watches now across five states and this stretches some 500 miles. hurricane nicholas growing stronger, just as it approached the u.s. the 19th named storm now to hit the u.s. in a little more than a year. making landfall near sergeant beach, texas, then moving inland with fierce winds and up to ten inches of rain. the winds at this citgo station. this galveston neighborhood battered by the dangerous winds and the rain and t

." >> weekend update with norm m macdonald. >> a french man was arrested after climbing the side of a high rise, yep, he climbed right up the side of a high rise. just like a snam. >> his dead pan delivery was his trademark making light of serious situations. >> was o.j. simpson high on speed the night of the murders, absolutely not said defense attorney johnny cochran today and simple test of any of oj's blood at the crime scene will prove it. >> the humor that defines him may have also cost him his job, he was abruptly fired as weekend anchor because a public executive was good friends guys simpson. his career spanned the world of sit comes. >> time for you to take the wheel. >> and films and comedies of all ages. >> this is great. when i graduated first grade all my father did was tell me to get a job. >> macdonald died on tuesday, he was just 61, friends revealed he had been privately battling cancer for nearly a decade. he never wanted the diagnosis to affect the way the and yens saw him. just as his jokes made impact his death has too. former host conan kids will be kids, which

murder is legal in the state of california. >> macdonald left snl in 19 98., from his again rot advertise to his consistent ability to surprise, but most of all, he was just plain funny. after "snl," he continued to make audiences laugh. >> there's this movie coming out. title undetermined. >> chairman of the board. >> okay. >> but the board is spelled b-o-r-e-dd. >> this morning, believe or not, after all these years, making his "today" show debut. >> it is unbelievable. i've never been on the "today" show unless you count me when i stood out there. >> he kept his cancer battle hidden but talked frankly about the disease years earlier. >> i'm pretty sure if the cancer dies -- i mean, if you die, the cancer dies at exactly the same time. so that, to me, is not a lot, that's a draw. you know what i mean? >> tributes are pouring in. molly shannon remembers his writing was like poetry, steve martin calling him one of a kind. seth meyers honoring a role model. >> he was the gold standard. rest in peace, norm. >> in his 2016 memoir, macdonald wrote about his legac

norm macdonald was very private about his condition .or his role as the anchor on snl's weekend update. >>> this evening, widespread power outages across southeastern texas, and southwestern louisiana, from hurricane nicholas. and topped more than 75 miles per hour as a bluish or overnight. it has since then downgraded to a tropical storm. as the storm continues inland, the big concern is more than just wind, but flooding concerns. galveston texas saw 12 inches of rain, and houston reporting 7 inches. across the region, roads are flooded, and at one point, power was out for more than 400,000 customers. that said, government officials are breathing a sigh of relief tonight. >> the storm could've been a lot worse for the city of houston. i think we fared fairly well. the good news is that there were no injuries reported, and there were no fatalities. >> the storm is now headed for louisiana, where thousands are still struggling to recover from hurricane ida. the states governor has already declared a state of emergency. >>> came to bring p

known for his dry delivery, macdonald had fans in the us and worldwide. whether to remove their governor, gavin newsom. the recall vote comes amid republican anger over his handling of everything from covid to wildfires. but he also enjoys wide support in the heavily democratic state. the result could have serious implications — notjust for the political future of california, but for the whole of the united states. as the final stretch of the campaign approached, incumbent governor newsom was in bullish mood — this was him speaking a little earlier today. this is a life and death decision. that's not exaggerated. this is a life and death decision. the public health, the public safety, well—being is on the ballot. no other nation has outperformed the state of california. in the last five years. that is not despite our values, that is because of our values. polls closin: because of our values. polls closing within _ because of our values. polls closing within the _ because of our values. polls closing within the hour. - polls closing within the hour. stay w

. >>> to the index and we learned today that former "snl" actor norm macdonald has died. he battled cancer for nine years, keeping his condition private. the former "snl" weekend update anchor known for his cutting and at times controversial humor. >> three films, the english patient, secrets and lies and shine are locked in a tight race in the category, best picture there's not a chance in hell i will ever see. >> billy crystal calling him a bold, fearless and original voice. norm macdonald was just 61. >>> when we come back here tonight, the broadway lights coming back on tonight and deborah roberts will take us backstage in a moment. i always had a connection to my grandfather... i always wanted to learn more about him. i discovered some very interesting documents on ancestry. this is the uh registration card for the draft for world war two. and this is his signature which blew me away. being able to... make my grandfather real... not just a memory... is priceless. his legacy...lives on. ♪ when you hear 'cough cough sneeze sneeze' ♪ is priceless. it's time for ♪ 'plop

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i wanted to see if you wanted to say something about our friend norm macdonald who passed away. >> so brilliant canadian >> you know, we do -- in our show, we do a tribute to comedians. i'm serious about this and we name different comedians, like bob newhart and different people and do a tribute to norm macdonald and we use one of his lines we say -- and this is one of his lines -- he said, "there's only two categories of cliff diving - grand champion and stuff on a rock. [ laughter ] >> but i really think that in comedy, particularly, the originals stand out the most, and they stay with us long after they're gone and there was no one more original than norm macdonald >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah >> there was no one who did his style -- [ applause ] there was no one that had his rhythm he was remarkable and so kind and funny. >> jimmy: yeah, i just figured i'd get your thoughts. thank you so much for being here you guys are the greatest. steve martin, martin short [ cheers and applause "only murders in the building" on hulu. more "tonight show" after the break. stick around come on back, e

norm macdonald was 61 are locked.en is providing new insight about the taliban taking control of afghanistan. i'm alla riviera in washington with what the secretary of state is saying about in the afgt bombing were honored today a public wake was held for marine sergeant juhani rosario. in massachusetts. the flag draped casket was carried by her fellow marines and the veterans memorial stadium and her hometown of lawrence. in indiana. former vice president mike pence attended a funeral for corporal humberto sanchez the former indiana governor praised him for being a hero. an extraordinary young man. my loving son. brother brave and selfless hoosier. yeah and a true american hero, sergeant rosario and corporal sanchez or two of the 13. u. s service members killed in afghanistan's kabul airport last month, secretary of state antony blinken faced more questioning from the senate foreign relations committee. today he was asked about the exit strategy from afghanistan what went wrong and the impact of the taliban now contr

norm macdonald was 61 years old. our luck coming up here in the u. s.faces more tough questions about the troop withdrawal from afghanistan. his testimony later tonight. also, can anyone stop the giants are sports director marco baniyas up later to tell us about their latest conquest as they do something the team hasn't done since 19. 18 29 and a recall watch party in san francisco with the lieutenant governor in attendance, how she reacted to the results. look nowg an overwhelming victory for governor newsom to keep his job these are the latest live numbers coming in 66% voting no on the recall only 34% voting yes, joining us now to talk more about the elections are political analyst brian sobel. brian it was the landslide that the polls predicted. what does this mean for governor newsom moving forward in his last year? does this give him even more power for his agenda? i don't know if it gives them more power, frank, but it does. it does give him a little pause. any time you're in a situation like this, and you have to run a campaign like he had to do

and this guy comes on, norm macdonald, this guy -- hey, crazy accent.and he was so cool looking, and so confident and he told this bit about a a wiener dog -- he's like, "hey, trying to get a dog -- dog market it's crazy dog market, really expensive to buy a dog i'm not telling you anything you don't know [ laughter ] dog market, a lot of money for a dog. pay like 500 bucks for a dog and i was thinking, if i was to get a dog, probably get like one buck, maybe two bucks max. dog, oh, you're going to get this dog, get a pit bull [ laughter ] you get a pit bulldog, you know, 500 bucks for a pit bulldog. you get a pit bull, take care of your valuables. i was like, 'i don't own any valuables.' if i get a pit bull probably the most valuable thing i'll own is a pit bull [ light laughter ] get another dog to take care of the pit bull when i was growing up, you know, we had a doberman. that was the most dangerous dog. doberman was the most dangerous dog. it'd rip your throat out get a doberman yeah, if i want a dog i want a a dog i can take out that won't mess w

norm macdonald was 61 years old. still to come on the newshour: republican senator john barrasso discusses the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, and more. california voters decide whether orot governor gavin newsom keeps his job. c.d.c. director rochelle walensky on the latest surge of covid 19. plus much more. >> woodruff: secretary of state antony blinken was on capitol hill today, appearing again before a congressional oversight panel with many and hard questions about the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. today, before the senate foreign relations committee, blinken was peppered by both democrats and republicans about the biden white house strategy and planning. john barrasso of wyoming, is a member of the foreign relations committee. he questioned secretary blinken senator barrasso, thank you very much. we appreciate your joining us again. right before i get to that, i want to ask you about the revelation we've learned about today in the bob woodward and robert costa book that the chairman to have the joint chie

. >>> norm macdonald has died from cancer.ms including "the norm show". >>> get ready, apple will release the iphone 13 this friday. the tech giant unveiled four new iphones and a redesign apple watch. for more news, download the cbs app on your cell phone. cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, september 15th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, california governor gavin newsom is projected to survive a recall effort. but the high-profile democrat is not in the clear yet. >>> new launch for the second time this week. north korea reportedly fires off more missiles putting neighboring countries on alert. >>> secret meetings and calls. a bombshell book details the chaotic moments and concerns about sparking a war in the final days of the trump final days of the trump administration. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green.

and norm macdonald was one of the best. he will certainly be missed.arier time for children than any other time in this pandemic. "the lead" starts right now. >>> cases in kids in the u.s. up 240% as they go back to school, and some states continue to fight against masks in the classroom. when will the fda approve a vaccine for kids? dr. anthony fauci will join us live. >>> stripping the football. the top general's secret action to try to prevent trump from ordering a nuclear strike in those hours after trump supporters stormed the capitol. how the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff agreed with the conclusion that trump was, quote, crazy. >>> plus, dÉjÀ vu all over again. new orlean

. >> from norm macdonald. the idiot sees the world is good.he truth that no one seems to be able to see is that the world is and always has been a battle of good versus good. >> greg: very short, brilliant thought from mr. norm macdonald. who you knew and i knew and he passed away this week. explain what he was saying. >> i think what he was saying is people are generally good and they are battling for they think is good. let's take democrats and republicans. it's not that one of them thinks they are evil or is evil, they think they're doing something good and in many ways they are. if you start with the assumption that the other side is evil, you're going to get to a bad place. if you assume they at least have some good intentions, maybe not so much the politicians because they are playing a different game. at least the people. the people are mostly good, democrats, republicans, everybody else. if you accept that as the truth, you get to a better place. >> greg: if people went to itunes, could they get it on itunes? people can probably find i

thank you for all you've done for country, i'm elizabeth macdonald.ve a good weekend and join us night.onday ♪ >> they tore it down, put it on a ship, sent it here. >> what? to jersey? >> new jersey, yes. >> ...stuffed with priceless antiques. >> that chandelier is spectacular. >> yes, it is. and this is my favorite piece in the house. >> wow. >> but will his d-i-y dream... >> so, you come along... >> yes.mr. fix-it. >> ...collapse in a money pit? >> but it's not his inheritance. it's yours. >> yes. >> you could've stopped it. >> i could've... but i didn't. ♪♪ [ door creaks ]

i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business.e you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ kennedy: hello, we're in a different studio because ours broke. don't worry, everything's till going to be the same. we're going to play games, read hate mail and make fun of your mom. plied. en's domestic spending -- president biden's domestic spending agenda is the subject of a tug-of-war between progressives and their less insane counterpart, the moderates. at one point, nominally conjoined. the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that republicans and democrats both swiped

i am elizabeth macdonald and you been watching "the evening edit".ht. ♪ >> hello everyone welcome back to cuddle i am larry kudlow. i begin with a quote it will not help with these governors will not help us beat the pandemic, i will use my power as president to get them out of the way. don't take it from me, take a listen to the president himself who is thumbing his nose at her nation's governors and after he thumbs his nose he's putting his finger in their eye.

former "saturday night live" star norm macdonald has died.lost a nine year battle with cancer that he kept private. he was a writer for the sitcom "roseann" when he was picked to join the s&l cast in 1993. he had a short sitcom on abc in the late 1990's called "the norm show." norm macdonald was only 61. after a nine year battle of cancer, he succumbed. and he was an icon in so many ways in custody, and somebody that spencer knew. spencer: we weren't close friends, but we spent some time in each other's company. a lot of fun to be around, an interesting, clever and funny mind. dan: a quick mind. spencer: exactly. you know weather moderate onshore breeze is, generally 15-18 miles per hour. weaker in most inland areas. a few low clouds are beginning to push out over san francisco. 64 in the city, oakland, 72. 80's in mount -- mountain view and san jose. clouds at the golden gate as you can see. napa only 75. 71 in santa rosa. 98 in fairfield. mid-90's in concord and livermore. so there is still some pretty warm weather inland. the view from mou

thank you for joining us, i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" is right now. ♪.lizabeth: we have a lot of news coming in for you, jampacked our joining is now acting dhs secretary chad wolf and house border security caucus co-chair ryan batten, first to you congressman reports that border patrol will be forced to shut down checkpoints for drug and human traffickers we are hearing this may happen at midnight they need these border guys and gals to process the immigrants swapping the del rio sector. what are you here now, what is happening now. >> it is out of control, quite frankly good to be with you we have lost our southern border in the del rio sector, border patrol had asked for help from the state authorities and they sent bps international garden to close ports of entry and six hours later they called it back. now we have a situation that is completely out of control and you can see the pictures that have been taken over the last one for 236 hours, it is incredible what is happening because of the biden policy and activist judges in their absolute lunacy of

i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business.ne. welcome to "kudlow," i'm march key kudlow. larry kudlow. the new afghanistan government is populated by terrorists, four of them released from guantanamo baby the obama administration back in 2014 in exchange for an admitted u.s. army deserter, bowe bergdahl. i'm not going to

i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ kennedy: a major development tonight in the hunt for brian laundrie, a federal arrest warrant issued tonight. we're going to have more details on that shocking news coming up in just moments, but first, a slow motion disaster on the border. thousands of haitian migrants melting away without a trace. the white house won't say how many or where they are, and they won't even admit who screwed up. so why has nobody resigned or accepted responsibility? the pictures have been horrifying and heartbreaking. scores of desperate men, women and child

with friends and just talk about him. >> yea >> jimmy: you brought up one of the best jokes, norm macdonaldce. it was the worst 30 minutes of my life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is one of the best jokes i've ever heard that's a fantastic joke. you have a brand-new show? >> yes >> jimmy: it's called "the last best hope. >> yep >> jimmy: what's the last best hope you just have the answer to everything >> no, it's just because -- this country's obviously, you know, in shambles. emotionally and, you know -- the unification's gone so abraham lincoln said, "we are," about america, "the last, best hope. so i just change it. i am the last, best hope >> jimmy: and this is at the lucille -- >> lortel. >> jimmy: lucille lortel theatre. you're very french here? >> i don't know, lucille lortel >> jimmy: yell at me >> ah. >> jimmy: to get tickets go to colinquinn.com casey, we have a special pie >> yep, got it ready for you >> jimmy: i got a special pie for us >> whoa! >> jimmy: look at this right here that's what i'm talking about. >> that's beautiful. >> jimmy: you know why i thought it was perfect be

i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" start right now.lizabeth: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. we start with the secretary of state anthony blinken getting grilled on the second week of hearing in the senate, more fireworks, watch this. >> what did we think was going to happen, i think the most concerning part if we did not have an analysis that looked at all of this, this is not a failure of intelligence or policy and planning. we have the wrong people analyzing this, someone did not see this, someone did not see this or someone wanted to see this. >> i do refuse as most americans do, this is a complete debacle and i think what concerns me the most among many things is the attachment to reality. >> never in my worst minor could i imagine the administration would leave and leave $80 billion worth of weaponry to the taliban, dozens of plays and helicopters, thousands of armored carriers, hundreds of thousands of automatic weapons and worst of all 13 of our brave young men and women, never in my worst nightmar

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. welcome to the show.ou're watching the fox business network. we begin with breaking news president biden speaking a short time ago at the white house officially announcing federal workers will have no choice but to be vaccinated or face termination. he is also pushing for vaccine mandates for private sector workers as well edward lawrence has more in washington. reporter: president biden says it is not about freedom and personal choice. it is about protecting those around you and others as well as yourself. the president made the comments as he outlined the six pronged approach include mask mandates and vaccine mandates as you said for federal workers and government contractors. they now have 75 days to get vaccinated or they could lose their jobs. the president pushing public venues to follow the same route. listen to this. >> to those of you running large entertainment venues, from sports arena has to concert venues, please require folks to get vaccinated or show a negative test as a condition much entr

norm macdonald was 61 years old. >>> i will be back at 10:00 p.m. for special coverage of the california recall election. now it's time to hand it over to chris cuomo. >>> welcome to "prime time." now we know the truth. we were closer to a real destruction of our democracy than was even apparent. trump was considering crazy actions that threatened national security. concerns that went all the way to the top at the pentagon. bob woodward and robert costa of the "washington post" write in their new book "peril" that general mark milley -- you have gotten to flow him more recently, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, took action twice, once right before the election and then after january 6th to block trump from going rogue. to limit him from potentially ordering a dangerous military strike or even launching nuclear weapons. the question to start with is, why? milley was reportedly very concerned, concern shared a d b others in the administration and congress that a desperate trump had gone into a serious mental decline. in addition, to consolin

i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business.for watching, we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ ♪♪ next. ♪ ♪ larry: hello, everybody. welcome back to "kudlow," i'm larry e kudlow. president joe biden out there today trying to sell class warfare. tax hikes on americans and small businesses and, of course, repeating the democratic phrase pay fair share seven times. pay your fair share. somebody who pays their fair share, hillary vaughn -- [laughter] on capitolit hill. good evening, hillary. >> reporter: well, if there

bob dole will miss norm macdonald.. you can tweet the show at @theleadcnn. also available as a podcast. for now our coverage continues with one mr. wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." i will see you later tonight. >>> happening now breaking news. stunning new revelations about the top u.s. general's secret action to limit then president trump's ability to launch nuclear weapon. the new book detailing high-level fears that trump was going rogue after the january 6th insurrection. also tonight, californians are in the final hours of voting, deciding whether to fire democratic governor gavin newsom. president biden lending support. and a gop challenger

. >> i wanted to ask you about the late, great norm macdonald i know he was on your show and wondered i used to call him the bob dillon of comedy he was a lyrist. everybody else had jokes but he had funny expressions. he used words nobody else -- i remember he would say, hey, jay, ever see those wiener dogs every time he said wiener, you just laughed because he said it in such an unusual way he had a different kind of phaseiology. truly one of the most underrated performers of all time i remember don omeyer coming down to nbc and say tell your friend, norm macdonald, to stop doing those oj jokes i think that's what doomed him he got fired from "saturday night live" for constantly pounding on oj and he was a friend of his, you saw what happened there. >> that didn't end well. jay, i'm going to take you up. >> one of the great comics. >> i'll come out and visit for sure you get to ride with jay leno who turns that down? >> love to have you on the show. >> all right jay leno, we'll be watching jay leno's garage next wednesday night, 10:00 eastern, cnbc. >>> we've got a moose on the loose

i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business.r watching, and we hope you have a good evening. ♪ ♪ kennedy: is brian laundrie can still alive? is he on the run? and, actually, hundreds of miles away from his comfortable florida home where mom and dad still at this moment are mowing the lawn like nothing's happening? well, we got a new lead as fbi and an army of private investigators try to hunt him down. he vanished two weeks ago after reportly going on a hike near a swamp near his florida home. investigators say reportly they have grown very suspicious of that -- repor

i'm elizabeth macdonaldment you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business.o "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. again tonight we turn to the reckless budget reconciliation plan that's under discussion in congress now. of course i continue to argue that passage of this five trillion dollar monstrosity will economy. you've got massive

i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business.you have a good evening. ♪♪ ♪♪ next. larry: hello, everyone, welcome back to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. joe biden out there trying to sell class warfare, tax hikes on hard-working americans and small businesses, repeating the democratic pat phrase, pay fair share seven times, pay your fair share. somebody who pays her fair share, hillary vaughn on capitol hill with much more on joe biden. good evening, hillary. reporter:ar