. >> nbc news political editor mark murray. mark, we don't know who is going to be charged. we've heard a couple of names, paul manafort and politically, how big is this for the white house? what does this mean? >> this is a significant development. not only for the trump administration but all of washington. and the united states actually. if this is somewhat on the level of the paul manafort, trump's former campaign chairman or national security adviser, these are people who are incredibly close to donald trump. to say this were an investigation of hillary clinton, this would be a john podesta or robby mook, somebody they very, very close. this is going to be a very long investigationment we don't know who will be the person indicted today. but i have a feeling this is going to go on for months if not another year or so. >> the president got on twitter yesterday and what might we expect today from him or the white house? >> the strategy at least from the president as well as conservative allies, is really to muddy the waters. in fact, hillary clto clu colluder. this is all

back to you. >> mark murray, thank you, mark. >>> a couple held hostage by the taliban captivity. well, tonight they are free for the first time, but they are not coming home. >>> also, only on 4, the father of a local woman who was shot in the head in vegas is sharing an update. >> and hopefully be there when she wakes up. she might wake up tonight. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. dad! ralpand as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thou

let's bring back from capitol hill political senior writer jake sherman and mark murray. so what will we really know at this point about this plan because ultimately the american people are going to figure out whether it helps or hurts them? so you do wonder at this point will the 401 k survive? do we know? >> i want to take a step back. next time the president says he expects democratic support widespread on this tax plan you have to listen to what chuck schumer just said which is that this is a disaster in his words, not mine. that is a big deal because that cements the idea that the plan is not going to get much if any democratic support in the senate or on the house for that matter. we don't know much about the plan and will know next week just broke on november 1 we will begin to see text on the tax reform plan. on the 401 k element trump said in the room to senate republicans he is not going to touch retirement accounts which is a big deal. the washington post today reported that they are running out of places to get revenue. the tax plan is not out and has not gone

. >> i'm mark murray of nbc news an innocent profession. every generation witnessed contentious arguments, scandals and below the belt attacks but what was extraordinary about thursday was having two expresidents, george w. bush and barrack obama deliver a bipartisan denouncing of the trump era. obama campaigning in virginia's race declined the politics of dividing people saying you can't govern that way. bush meanwhile called out what he said was emotiobolden bigotr. both men were accused of being dividers in their own presidencies and bush's remarks were particularly striking given that he really didn't comment on politics during the 8 years of the obama era but it took him only 9 months into the trump era to deliv >> all right. right now you're taking a live look at the marine corps marathon. these runners are making their way through georgetown as we speak. we are covering every aspect of this race for you. so keep it here. we have live coverage all throughout the morning. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he

. >> i'm mark murray. it's been 8 months in office for donald trump but one thing that still illudes him is a mayor legislative victory. >> 60 public laws passed under this president but most of them have been minor stuff and while he has achieved success in reforms to the va he hasn't come anywhere near a big win like barrack obama's stimulus bill or george w. bush's tax cuts. >> that's not for a lack of trying but after again surrendering the latest balm care repeal effort republicans are desperate to get a win on the board. >> that makes the stakes high for tax reform which is the latest big legislative push. >> but tax reform is likely to be tough going for republicans. trump will probably need help to get the plan passed and if he can't get a biptisan dealar >> he failed to even come for a vote for years. >> i told them i'll be back year after year as painful as it is and as much damage as it wanted to see these people. >> wilson is a democrat but credits republicans with passing a bill. >> it passed

the election, reopened the e-mail investigation, which according to the nbc news politics unit, mark murrayell from the polling, that is when her momentum hit an absolute brick wall. carol lee, we know there were other problems in the campaign, which she has herself acknowledged. but there's no question that the comey announcement, which donald trump seized upon immediately, understandably, given the way the campaign was going, absolutely stopped her dead in her tracks. >> and there's no question that she and people who worked closely with her on her campaign still seethe over that. you see secretary clinton bring it up, you've seen other people who are around her bring it up repeatedly. and i think the fact that, you know, you're looking at that clip and then looking at what happened today, and now we're seeing some of the things that were happening behind the scenes with the trump campaign, it's just redredging all of this up for the clinton folks and, you know, i think we'll see a little more of that from her today. >> now, they have a very powerful mega phone in the white house. they'll

i want to bring in nbc news senior political editor mark murray. national political correspondent steve kornacki and also the national political reporter for bloomberg politics. a big thanks to all of you. i want to show our viewers at home and our listeners at sirius as well. this is a time line. if you will. this is an abbreviated time line. this is just a look at that complicated relationship we've talked about between the president and his own party. you go back to july. that was when the president criticized senator murkowski on the health care vote. a couple days after that, he went after jeff flake. then he went after mitch mcconnell. then it was senator corker that criticized the president after charlottesville. he goes after flake again in a speech. that was just in july. then we go into september. the first report of steve bannon plotting these primary challenges. corker said the president was putting us on the path to world war iii. again, it goes on and on and on. and these are republicans, mr. murray. again, begs the question, where do

. >> our white house correspondent, mark, sara murray, is reporting according to a source, that the presidents in high spirits right now because senator flake has decided not to seek re-election. >> right, doesn't it just fit the narratives that he loves chaos? he's created chaos. w saw steve bannon, caitlin collins reported than steve bannon was happy he got another scalp. you know, this isn't about politics. for everybody out there who says this is about democrats and republicans. this has nothing to do with that at all. this just has to do with what phil said, it's about the soul of america right now. it's about dignity. that's what we heard senator flake say today. it's not about health care, not about tax reform, not about epa regulations. it has nothing to do with that. it has to do with dignity. >> muffin more news coming up. stay with us. we'll be right back. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you

what takes place for our military and our nation to honor their fallen. >> general marks, admiralcare by, zaire ray murray, stick around. we're going to take a quick break. we'll be right back. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz. including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. now's your chance at completely clear skin. just ask your doctor about taltz. now's your

murray is warming up. justin, mark, petros, back to you. >> how about that.nd remember, guys, it was the sam ellinger and the entire push that got chris warren to the end zone in double ot. to kansas state last weeblg -- week. and on first down. rudolph with plenty of time will swing it out to hill. and again stopping on a dime but a good open field tackle there by preshiado. >> oklahoma state is going fast but we have to see this. this guy on the ground in space. that is so hard. >> see him move his feet. >> rudolph on the slant to washington. james washington. stiff arm washington. to the end zone -- touchdown, 68 yards. >> harrison hand couldn't make the play down the stretch and connection between mason rudolph and the great james washington continues. these two guys are unbelievable. so much room he had there. >> the bubble -- the bubble action cleared out that underneither defender. great time by mason rudolph and great location to let this guy do what he does and that is make explosive plays after explosive play. >> he is now at 235 yards on the day. j

mark twain prize for american humor. he was the longest-serving not only honored but roasted by fellow comedians like ill murray, jimmy kimmeld steve martin in attendance. guys, coming up before 6:55, i was on the red carpet last night and found out what being a father has taught david letterman and something that late night was never able to teach him. plus he wasn't excited about the award, we will tell you why, coming up. veronica: the amount of fog across the area this morning is really incredible. awfully thick. what is autria: look him back here at 6:39, check this out, josh liggitt,d alex conquering the marine corps marathon. we had them in talking about the preparation and the practice they put forward to take this on. it was his first time running oldmarathon, but he had letter and alex liggitt by his side and they both crossed the finish line victorious. congratulations to both of them. veronica: i'm sure that they will be smilin they were this weekend. highs in the upper 70's, mid atlantic towards raleigh, richmond, traveling southbound later today, starting with fog and milder temperatures. this is a look at card

sara murray, the president giving himself and the administration high marks for the snons puerto ricowhat matters, though, is the reality on the ground. you can see the naval ship "comfort" has arrived in puerto rico to start delivering medical supplies. let's talk about the reality in puerto rico. cnn's leyla santiago has been there since before the storm hit. leyla, what are you seeing today? >> well, we're actually in a distribution center right now, and this is it. this is the fema aid. i have to tell you, this is more than what i saw a few days ago, but i wanted to go beyond these distribution centers. i wanted to see how this aid goes from fema to the people who need it most. here's what i found. >> reporter: now, on the move help, two weeks after hurricane maria. so these are meals that are now being handed over from the federal government, fema, into the hands of the puerto rican national guard and they are now on their way to remote areas on the western part of the island to get to the people that need it most. after an hour and a half following the convoy, one truck peels of

mark: last week president trump signed an executive order blocking the payment of the subsidies. alexander and murrayeed to secure the support of fellow republicans and democrats. president trump's choice has withdrawn his name from consideration. there were reports congressman reno of pennsylvania had pushed legislation making it harder for the drug enforcement agency to fight the opioid crisis. the islamic state self proclaimed capital in syria has fallen. the u.s. backed alliance of syrian forces has liberated the city. some would say the battle was nearly end. the fight for raqqa again in in june left -- began and left thousands dead. many people will flee the violence and myanmar and cross into bangladesh. this is half a million refugees who are already in overcrowded camps. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ p.m. here after 5:30 in new york. paul allen has a look at the markets. paul: good morning. we have another record close, the s&p pushing higher as well. and crude is just below

receive this year's mark twain price for american humor and now we know who is going to be at the kennedy center to help him celebrate. jimmy kimmel, nora mcdonald, steve martin, bill murrayand senatorial franken all set to appear. that ceremony will take place on october 22. who will tell you you who is sleeping soundly and who is tossing when the final five comes back after the break. q. today john kelly did something that few anticipated. he was the one who stood before the media in the white house briefing room and said once and important chief of staff is sound asleep tonight with the knowledge that the american people know where he stands in the trump administration. no news outlets suggested that he was on the verge of he said he's sticking around no matter what the headlines say, on the other hand nra never called for a ban on bump stocksment he did call fr a federal review. tonight the organization is coming out to a pair of bills legislationinging the pair of devices which allow semi ought automatic guns to fire almost at an automatic pace . there are some pro gun groups out there that say bump stops are vital to help disabled hunters and they call any legislati

mark twaine prize for american humor, at a ceremony washington dc. letterman received the awards in front of dozens every his fellow comedian, including amy schumer, bill murray70 year old letterman spent 33 years on late night tv host g the late show. >> there are so many other people in the world who are more humerous than i am, so i feel un deserving, and withering with guilt. >> letterman says he plans to send the awards to his alma matter in inch lana, things already on display, letterman signed off in 2015. >> so many funny people in one room. >> no kidding. >> hopefully they didn't have any wards robe malfunctions on that show. >> yes, that would be a bad thing. >> that would not be as interesting. >> hopefully we won't have any more of those. >> they need to check everyone's clothes that day, just saying. >> okay. >> wear your underwear. >> yes. just wear your under pants. all of your undergarments. >> yes. >> mom always said, make sure they're clean. >> oh, lord. >> you started it. >> yes, i did. >> so i see lot of green behind you. >> i know. i feel like the storm scan has been lit up with some kind of eagles spirit. >> okay then. good. >> almost ev

bill murray welcomed him into the prestigious club. the mark twain prize recipient.ight tv for 33 years. >> when you see him, it makes you realize how much you miss him. >> yeah. >> there was a very interesting piece in the "washington post" over the weekend about him and his view of doing the show. looking back and wondering why he did it. >> i think he misses it but tired of the beard jokes. it ain't going anywhere. accept it. >> very nice. >> he's going to keep the beard? >> i think so. >> at least until christmas. >> at least until christmas. >>> welcome back to cbs this morning. time to show you the headlines from around the globe. usa today reports president trump will award the medal of honor to a commander in valor during the vietnam war. 70-year-old sergeant gary rose will be recognized today at the white house ceremony. in 1970, rose was an army medic. troops came under fire over four days mind enemy lines. he saved dozens of lives despite suffering a serious foot wound. >>> usa today reports on a new service that allows workers to be paid daily instead of

mark twain prize was awarded. how did it go? kidd: hey, guys. filling in here and woopie received the award, bull murray, ellen degeneres, last night was all about david letterman and a lot of his big-time friends showed up to wish him well. david letterman returned to late night tv as a guest on jimmy kimmel live. >> the mark twain prize happening at kennedy center on sunday. are you feeling more comfortable now? >> no. >> accepting accolades? >> no. kidd: last night jimmy kimmel and his wife molly on tv. molly and jimmy's obsession with dave. >> you have seen him interview a lot of people. is it everything for him to be here tonight? >> yeah. i have been hearing about david letterman and how -- >> first date? >> exactly! this is one of david letterman's ties he is wearing now. >> that is right. >> do you feel like you miss it? >> n-no-no, i don't. i miss wearing make-up. >> well, of course. >> martin short appeared on letterman almost 60 times. >> you said you wouldn't do carson because o was cooler. >> well, i was terrified of doing carson. dave was so much of my generation. i had grown up with johnn

murray was taken to the hospital after the shooting where he died. ( mark ) in the east bay...nother u-c berkeley student has filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against a former university therapist. the lawsuit is filed against eric samuels. samuels was a fellow at the university's counseling center when he began counseling the woman. she says that he videotaped several of their sessions. she claims he asked her inappropriate questions and made her uncomfortable. samuels was suspended for one day. he no longer works at the ( darya ) in contra costa county... two people have test positive for west nile virus. this is includes five dead birds, a chicken and a group of mosquitos testing positive. one of the people infected is from the eastern part of the county. the other is from central contra costa county. the animals that tested positive were from pleasant hill, martinez and walnut creek. contra costa officials are urging residents to drain standing water where mosquitos often breed. ( darya ) president trump visited hurricane-ravaged puerto rico to see the devastation first ha

mark twain prize for american humor. letterman was the longest-serving late-night host in our country. he was not only honored, he was rested by fellow comedians like bill murray, jimmy kimmel, and steve martin in attendance. kidd o'shea was on the red carpet and he talked to letterman and we will have more on that at 12:30. speaking of stars, justin timberlake will be back on the super bowl halftime state for the first time since that infamous appearance with janet jackson back in 2004. gaga,cÉ, lady even prince -- >> ♪ five got the eye of the tiger ♪ reporter: they are all headline the iconic super bowl halftime show, and justin timberlake is making it official. back for theg sexy first time since his infamous guest appearance in 2004. who can forget janet jackson's infamous wardrobe malfunction? timberlake's first performance was in 2001 with *nsync. and now over 16 years later, he is not sure how many onstage stunt we might see. >> people are flying, lady gaga from the top of the stadium or something. i don't know, man, i'm 36 now. i don't know how much of that i can do. reporter: show was one of the most-watched musical events of the year, seen by over 15

mark twain awards last night. the former late night host received the award for american humor and the jokes were plentiful. bill murrayd his retirement beard called him a confederate war general santa claus and moses. >> yes. that beard. >> little moses-like right there. put tablets in his hand and he's right down from the mountain. >> i think the beard should go. that's just my opinion. >>> coming up on fox5 news morning a u.s. financial giant fires two senior executives for alleged sexual harassment. >> and if you or someone you love collects social security, there are a number of changes for which you need to be >> as we head to break, live look outside across the region. foggy look outside. 5:20 is the time, 60 is the temp. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪♪ what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need