( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)increasing clouds from the eastern pacific and occasionally light winds are resulting in another unseasonably mild morning. a few light sprinkles have fallen over the north bay. later today into sunday a very moist plume of subtropical moisture /atmospheric river/ arrives with steady rain. moderate to heavy rain becomes focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains, and big sur coast along with gusty south to southwest winds tonight into sunday. showers continue sunday night into monday morning as a cold upper level low pressure system moves in from the west. dry and mild weather is then forecast later monday into the middle of next week. (steve)( marty ) another big story we're following this morning... we are learning more about a 16- year-old girl killed in a suspected d-u-i crash in livermore. the victim is violet campbell. this a snapchat selfie she took with her boyfriend the night s

) (marty)(marty) martin taber.n doren and naomi van area artists morning. bay the san mateo harvest festival, is taking place this weekend. it's the largest indoor arts and crafts show on the west coast, offering more than 24-the san mateo harvest festival, is taking place this weekend. it's the largest indoor arts and crafts show on the west coast, offering more than 24-thousand american handmade items. there are artists and crafts-people from all over the country showing off their work. two of them join me this morning. bay area artists naomi van doren and martin taber. (marty)shoppers eager to scoop up that one-of-a-kind find will have their pick of thousands of goodies at the san mateo harvest festival, taking place november 10-12 at the san mateo event centerthe san mateo harvest festival is one of the peninsula's most popular holiday events and is known as the largest indoor arts and crafts show on the west coast. the festival offers over 24,000 handmade and embellished gifts, live entertainment, specialty fo

( marty ) here's a live look at our radar. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)rain ending early this morning as a weak surface cold front passes through the bay area with afternoon clearing. next front moves into the north bay sunday evening with another chance of light rain. the front will fall apart as it reaches the golden gate and any rain chances end by sunrise monday. dry monday and tuesday. increasing clouds wednesday with a chance of rain by wednesday night and thursday as a stronger front arrives. long range trends continue to look unsettled, especially from interstate 80 northward. ( marty @ landing) happening this morning... san francisco police officers will be allowed to again carry tasers. this comes after a close and controversial vote by the police commision. kron 4's camila bernal is live in san francisco with more. camila? ( camila )good morning marty, san francisco is one of the only major cities in the us where officers don't carry tasers... and implementing this is not going to be cheap. it's estimated that it would cost the city betw

) (marty) (marty) (marty) breaking overnight -- four people are dead, and six are injured after a deadlyar crash in san pablo. it was reported at 8:11 last night... on interstate 80 at the san pablo dam road off-ramp. kron 4's hermela argawi was on the scene saturday. she tells us two eastbound vehicles went over the center median into west bound lanes, hitting at least two other vehicles. one of the vehicles flipped over -- injuring the driver and killing four passengers in the vehicle. five cars were involved overall -- including the car that reportedly caused the accident. (marty) according to c-h-p, the person who caused the collision fled the scene but was later arrested. all westbound lanes of interstate 80 at san pablo dam road were blocked for over 6 hours last night and well into this morning. all lanes have now been reopened. (marty) another big story we are tracking this morning... we are now learning the name of the person accused of the dead

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)dry and seasonably cool weather can be expected through the weekend. the next system will bring rain chances late sunday night through monday, mainly across the north bay. additional rainfall is possible at times in the north bay for much of next week, but most of our area will likely see dry and warm weather. ( marty ) breaking news this morning in the south bay... a number of people had to be pulled out of a burning apartment in san jose. this happened near ninth and reed streets -- near the san jose state campus. we do have video from the scene. you can see a lot of smoke coming out of the apartment... and a number of firefighters are at the scene. no word on other injuries, nor on the cause of the fire. camila bernal is on her way to the scene. she'll have the very latest coming up in a live report. ( marty @ landing) electricity is back on inside a san francisco luxury high- rise apartment building. the building had been in the dark since tuesday. the fix is only temporary

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)after a cool start this morning, expect partly cloudy skies with afternoon highs around 60. a weak cold front may produce a few light showers or sprinkles across mainly the north bay late this afternoon and tonight. dry and mild weather, with cool nights, is forecast for monday and tuesday. a stronger and wetter system, with locally gusty winds, is forecast to impact the region wednesday and wednesday night. the weather pattern will then remain unsettled with rain chances continuing into friday. ( marty @ landing) ( marty @ landing) happening today... more help for the victims of the deadly north bay firestorm. a relief concert is set to take place later this morning. kron 4's camila bernal is live in santa rosa with more. camila? ( camila ) ( marty @ landing) thanks landing)( marty @ landing) thanks camila. (marty) on saturday hundreds of protesters filled the streets of san francisco... it was part of the nationwide "refuse fascism" demonstration movement in 22 cities. kron 4'

another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend. ( marty @ landing) ( marty @ ( marty @ landing) our top story this morning. the search continues this morning for a pair of escaped inmates on the peninsula. police say tramel mcclough and john bivins are still on the loose. kron 4's camila bernal is live at the courthouse in palo alto with more. camila? ( camila ) (marty)thanks camila. (marty) now to the east bay... where oakland police were out in force last night to crack down on a sideshow that drew hundreds of people. police want to prevent the injuries and even shootings we've seen happen at past sideshows. but-- kron4's ella sogomonian spoke with a man who has documented these events for years... he defends sideshows as social events that need sanctioned spaces to keep going -- and keep safe. (screeching tires) people, music, and suped up cars. that's what sideshows are about says yakpasua zazaboi who filmed the risky stunts in east oakland more than a decad

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)dry weather will continue through the end of the weekend, with mild days and cool nights. the next weather system will bring rain chances late tonight and monday, mainly across the north bay. there is a slight chance of additional rainfall at times in the north bay for much of this week, but most of our area is forecast to be warm and dry through thanksgiving. in the east bay .. a business exchange took a violent turn. police say a man was trying to sell a cell phone in san leandro ... when he was shot dead.the suspect still on the loose this kron 4's camila bernal is live in san leandro with more. camila? police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man trying to sell a cell phone in the east bay. this killing happened around 1:15 yesterday afternoon on east 14th street and 159 th avenue-- near the bayfair center-- in san leandro. when officers arrived-- they found the man with a gunshot wound. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. police say the suspect drove aw

. >> marty, you may kiss your bride. >> this was back in 1991, when marty was all she ever wanted. long before she talked to that psychologist, agreed to talk about the weird events yet to come and those happy days with marty too of course. >> we did everything together, he treated me really well, we had the perfect relationship, we were best friends. >> he was the dashing young officer, back then, she his lovely bride. the future she imagined, an endless honeymoon in which marty's air force career would take them to exotic destinations all over the world. she just didn't imagine that it would be air force outposts in oklahoma, alabama and florida and final fayetteville, north carolina, they came here in 1999. ca marty was captain fier by then. all that time alone, not so easy on a marriage, as she revealed in those meetings with psychologist debbie lake nicole. >> she talked about several problems in the marriage. marty was away for long lengths of times. she was lonely. >> sometimes he was gone for months, and when he did come home, military families know that period of adjustmen

marty: all right, good start. other factors of why so few helped-- garvin: marty says the idea to write the book began with a trip in 2009 to the netherlands with his wife, leah. marty: this is a story i've stumbled into by accident, not by design. garvin: it was there they met the wijnakker's children and began to learn the little-known story of their parents' heroism. it was then mary saw a picture of a plaque at the holocaust museum in israel honoring the wijnakkers. marty: see, i knew what that meant. i'm blown away. you don't get that for just showin' up. something heroic happened here. marty: hopefully, you can learn, the wijnakkers had love, not hate. garvin: two years and multiple trips later, the book was finished, but marty wasn't. while on his book tour at schools, libraries, and houses of worship, the response has been so positive, he has just kept going. mary and leah have now done more than 500 events. marty: my journey now in sharing this story is almost 6 years complete. the seventh year is well bo

marty: that is absolutely true. one thing to november, though, is if this bill does get signed into law, a lot of people will not feel the effects of it immediately. so, businesses will be able to plan, but the question of how much is permanent and how much a real issue.s people's behavior will not this early, necessarily, feel the effects. the midterms may not be affected so much by whether or not he can sell a tax bill. it may boil down to the character of the president, which a lot of people think will be the issue. shery: marty schenker, thank you. also, kevin cirilli. accu. david: president trump is selling that tax plan as a boost to business. why investors should be mindful of pitfalls that could delay the bill. --public policy, libby cantrill will be with us next. take a look at those numbers right now. record highs for all major indices. the dow gaining more than 350 points. this is the best day for the dow. the s&p 500 also gaining. will be the ninth time the average has moved 1%. the nasdaq being led by t

marty got the best grades he ever got in law school was the result. when he showed up with just two weeks of classes. so his classmates were the best. >> now, notwithstanding the fact that you were number one at columbia, when it was time to look for a job, you summered at a law firm your second year, every term you applied to, 14 rejected now. there were 3% women in law school when you went through, and there's been progress, but you had a very hard row to hoe. what strikes did you have against you? >> well, first, i was a jew and the firms were just beginning to accept jews, the large law firms. second, i was a woman, and many firms said sorry, we had a lady lawyer once and she was awful. i said, how many men did you hire that didn't work out? but the killer was jane, when she was 4 years old when i graduated from law school. so if a firm were willing to take a chance on a mother -- on a woman, a mother was just a bit much. >> but finally, one of your professors came to your aid and approached judge -- >> palmeri. >> in the southern district of new

computers are being donated - many from google -- with the possibility of more donations to come. ( marty ) and ... the cardinal newman football team has ájustá advanced to the championship game. six weeks after the tubbs fire destroyed much of the schools campus and the homes of some of the players, the cardinals went right down to the wire in this one. but they managed to win in the last second. the final was 29-28 over rival rancho cotate of rohnert park. the cardinals will face the winner of saturday's semifinal between marin catholic and bishop o'dowd- oakland. (marty) one person had to be rescued after a house fire displaced four people and killed two cats in pacifica. it happened at around 1:15 friday morning...near the corner of east lake avenue and charing cross way. fire crews saved one person from a balcony -- everyone else in the home was evacuated. no firefighters were injured.

also joining us is marty shanker, chief content officer. let's start with marty.he conversation is moving forward towards what happened in congress. people are vetoing this. what is it going to look like at the end? marty: in advance of the release of the bill we set it would be really hard to craft the bill. now comes the harder part, selling it to legislators who interestsarticular and the provisions of the bill that affect their constituency. with midterms coming up, they have to be able to defend a yes vote, especially the republicans because they will try to do this without any democrats. vonnie: we had a senator yesterday saying -- he was saying there were lots of differences. marty: we have not seen the senate version of the bill, which is likely to be very different from the house version. is going to be hearings on monday and some of those real basic fundamental disagreements are going to surface. shery: we are now starting to pick up the details of the tax plan. who are the biggest losers and winners? kevin: realtors are really starting to make their cas

marty: it changes hourly.e famously tweeted about rex negotiationsirect with north korea being a waste of time. he is suggesting maybe it is not. korea-u.s.ace north negotiation would be a change in policy. many people including the chinese impressions think -- russians think that is the answer. david: is there any realistic prospect of talks anytime soon? marty: no indication. donald trump shows up in china tomorrow. there are no public events on the schedule. those talks are critical if he wants to make progress on north korea. shery: the carrot has been bageled for decades regarding foreign policy -- dangled for decades regarding foreign policy on north korea. president trump is taking a very business approach toward his allies in asia. the pentagon is already giving prices out for missile defense systems to japan. how are asian leaders were suffocating business for friendship -- reciprocating business for friendship? kevin: you will remember back during the united nations meeting when the u.s. announced a

marty: absolutely.he democrats are being tested by letting the republicans do all the work for them. , and others, have reported, this is a tremendous problem for republicans. they cannot have a senator accused of child motivation -- sitting as a gop senator in congress. it is untenable. to be fair, establishment republicans did not want him there anyway, right? marty: correct. but they got him whether they like it or not. the problem is he is on the ballot. unless he steps aside, he could well be elected as u.s. senator from alabama. that presents tremendous problems for the gop. julie: and it looks like sessions is set to begin imminently with his testimony. it looks like they are kind of winding up opening statements. just a quick mention of what is going on in the corporate rural -- world. shares of general election -- shares of general electric continue to slide after announcing a corporate refresh, cutting the dividend, cutting businesses, types of businesses at the company. the company's ceo spok

marty: it may be that will happen. heard that before and we have lived through these government shutdowns. i do think the forces will be there for some sort of a compromise at the end, at least to extend the funding level through the first of the year. as long as they get the tax bill passed. david: many thanks to kevin cirilli and marty shanker. shery: we are seeing another day of declines for u.s. stocks. let's get a market check with julie hyman. julie: thank you. clear seeing stocks selloff today. not a huge selloff, not as large at the lows of the session yesterday. but investors are watching the progress or lack thereof and the details of than -- within the tax-cut plan. groups that are weighing the most our energy. oil turned lower as well as health care. there are some groups doing quite well in today's session mitigating some of the declines. one is media. after he got the media earnings, disney coming out with earnings that actually missed estimates, by giving a more positive outlook as it spends more on new

marty miller was vice president of oil company unocal. they wanted to build a huge oil and gas pipeline through taliban controlled areas of afghanistan. but how did these negotiations influence u.s. foreign policy towards the taliban. thanks. to. the afghan capital of kabul is preparing for a new era of foreign forces have mostly was drawn to afghan soldiers and police will now be responsible for security in the country. but in twenty forty five thousand of them were killed in battles against the taliban. but the taliban hasn't always been an enemy of the west today their former foreign secretary lives in a heavily guarded house in one of couple's better suburbs. during the ninety's he was involved in discussions with the american oil company unocal. i will take my advice you in a. new just for action. being one of the one jewish. that turns it into. a love as on who the whole for the world to be for those who commit it as the full he wants. it but the lady of etiquette like a high horse that i was at the out of it by the homeless but i s

i see marty rogers. he's up and at 'em. marty, it was a cold night. how did do you? >> pretty rough. pretty rough. but it was a great night. lots of fellowship. lots of folks out here trying to make a difference in the community. realizing we're one community. >> what's said often is people like you are sleeping out one night for youth homelessness so the youth don't have to sleep out here. how did you feel doing what you did and knowing where the money goes? >> it's really our chance to fulfill a covenant, a promise to those kids and really to -- i just left really humbled and inspired by what the young people have endured and what the staff are doing day in and day out 24/7 to make a difference in their lives. if we can raise just a little bit of money to make a difference, it means a lot. >> marty, thank you so much. still work to be done here. their goal is $175,000. they're just shy of that. you can donate going into next week. we have ways to do that on our nbc washington app. we're live in northeast, justin finch. news 4. back to you in the studio. >> really,

marty: ha ha.can i elaborate on that for a second, because i have a-- steve: elaborate on what?

man: "we are here just loving it and just getting ready for the winter." ( marty ) the napa earthquake of 2014 was the strongest one to hit the bay

but marty brounstein has another one to tell not as well known, but very personal to him.

we welcome our chief content officer, marty shanker, and from washington, sahil kapur.hat does it look like in terms of whether or not they will get a vote by thursday? is a scurry to get all the votes they possibly can between today and thursday to cobble together the votes the frontpass it on end. the vote is likely to come in on thursday around what's called a ama.e-a-ro a -- there's a small faction of deficit hawks in the senate, two of them retiring, immune to political pressure. they need to be placated. they need to believe that this won't simply explode the deficit and put the nation in a more precarious place in terms of red ink. raisedollins has concerns about repealing the obamacare individual mandate. she is concerned that it will raise a means for other people. otheren there are some wildcards. one of the big possible no votes, rand paul, came on in favor of the bill today, giving them a nice boost. julie: final picture, with a number of substantial obstacles, republicans have been unfailingly optimistic about this thing. my sense is that the political pres

i want to go back to it marty said. health care was the number one issue in the exit polls.he state of maine, a statewide ballot voting for the expansion of medicaid, something that has been controversial and shows republicans for of obamacare has grown. one thing fascinating to watch is democrats -- corporations are cheering. >> megan murphy's bloomberg businessweek editor. our chief washington correspondent on cap will help here all of us are staying with us. you're looking at live pictures of speaker paul ryan. about to have a vote on a tax bill. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. david: you are looking now at ine pictures of paul ryan the house chamber. giving closing remarks just before the house of representatives starts taking its vote on the epic tax proposal. >> we are back with megan murphy and marty shanker. administration as well as lawmakers are trying to sell this tax reform land, in the sense that it will boost in householdth income, what are they saying now? willst economists say it add to economic growth but only at the margins. you think about how tax cu

marty: their struggle to raise revenue.gure out a way to get to a point where they can justify the claims that this is a middle- class tax-cut and that i tax cut for the rich and still conform to the budget restrictions making sure it is revenue neutral. some of the things making the corporate tax rate of 20% permanent was a big deal. in your outreach to privatize on the tax bill, they are not talking about corporate tax rates. scarlet: the president stressed corporate tax cuts would lead to a faster economic growth. jobs, jobs, jobs. you know the job seen an economy well. you kind of economy with jay powell -- what jay powell -- would jay powell be inheriting? can we get to 4% gdp with a tax-cut? marty: the can get anyone if you're willing to inflate the budget deficit enough. the question is can we get to a higher growth rate on a sustainable acis so we're not a sickly -- basis to we are not borrowing higher amounts in the deficit? i am not so sure. back to jay powell, by only way to get back is adopting policies designed

this is fantastic marty, thank you. we are in a golden age of journalism, at least as regards to newspapers, the "new york times" and the "washington post." we're going at it every day. [applause] >> and one of the people centrally responsible for that golden ages marty baron, and it's an honor for me to introduce -- [applause] and if you would silentio cell phones with them on stun, i will be forever grateful. thank you for being late, and optimist guide to thriving in the age of acceleration. first question i was get from people when you're the type of the book is where from, the title, "thank you for being late"? becomes a meeting people in washington, d.c. i live in the face of it for breakfast i like to not waste breakfast went downtown eating alone. like to learn from someone so i've been organizing business breakfast and influence a while someone comes tampa 50 minutes late. they say i'm really sorry, the weather, i the traffic. one day over three years ago now my friend peter, energy entrepreneur came to meeting

marty, thanks so much for joining us.irst things first, do you know if the alabama republican party has convened its executive committee in any way to discuss this situation? >> no, they haven't. >> okay. now, i know that you're -- >> i'm sure they've discussed it amongst themselves but nothing formal. >> i know you're skeptical of these charges from these four women. why? why are you skeptical? >> well, first of all, i want to state something very important. i'm a father of a daughter. i take these things very, very seriously. as does the people of alabama and, frankly, the rest of the united states. but don't you, i mean, you're the journalist. >> mmm-hmm. >> don't you find it mildly -- just mildly curious that this would be coming out within a month of a big election where the senate is on the line, where tax reform is on the line, where obamacare is on the line? i mean, it's kind of timely, don't you think? >> well, the election is coming up but i would also observe that in the last month or two we have seen a lot of

marty always went last. always. because he got the tables.t table. then it's part of the protocol. whoever gets the table, you introduce them last. >> jimmy: marty was putting himself in the anchor position so he would be introduced last. >> well, he's no fool. except wayne newton and i, we're former lounge performers, we have a simpatico, he introduced me last. >> jimmy: so you have been many times introduced in this thing. >> i have, of course. i said i would take a very -- you know the half stand. you don't stand. it's this half. you know. i want you to do that. >> jimmy: what's the most vegas experience you've ever had? >> one time i went with harry sheerer to see siegfried and roy. you know who they are. >> jimmy: i've seen them, yes. >> huge, the musicians siegfried and roy, huge cats, they make a tiger disappear and stuff. >> jimmy: the tiger made him disappear, actually. >> well, that was sad, yeah he sure did. >> jimmy: too soon? [ laughter ] >> 15 years. not too. roy's still with us, thank god. >> jimmy: they're both still with us.

with the civil war raging marty miller went on his first journey into afghanistan. at the time there were six or seven warlords that were feuding with each other and it was you know if afghanistan was not a real safe place to be. the first thing i notice is the devastation. you kind of reminded me of the pictures i'd seen out of. germany post world war two. be a taliban headquarters it was it was a house that was still all intact but there one a stick of furniture in the house and all the we we slept on the floor and i and i had to use kind a little traveling road show sort of thing course you would have slide projector yeah because there were named electricity in the building but i had some diagrams and charts and sean and some things and some just basically to describe the project and and to tell them what the benefits would be and then they were very interested . the message was always if you guys will quit fighting with each other and form a government to get you in recognition that allows us to attract the world back to me to be an answer. then we may have a de

joining me alabama secretary of state john marele and gop chair marty connors. mr.i want to game it out. election day is 12/12. people are voting by about tentee, there's no choice roy moore's name comes off that ballot in any scenario, right? >> no, sir, our state law recommended that after confirmed by the state party on october 11th, that when the ballots were printed and begun distribution on october 18th, within that 76-day window, there's absolutely no way that the ballot can be changed. again it cannot be not about substituted or to removed from the ballot at that time. >> you could have a write-in candidate, has anyone, as far as you know, mr. secretary, won in alabama statewide, as a write-in candidate? >> no, sir. to our knowledge, we cannot find any indication of any candidate that's ever wound statewide. we've had regional elections where write-in candidates have been successful, local county races, local races where that has occurred but not at the state level. we have had people introduced to us who have an interest in write-ins. one of the things we'l

marty savage, we appreciate the reporting. thank you. app ry april ryan, tom bates, and kiersten powers joins us. tom, let me begin with you given your position there in alabama. what do you think after seeing marty's piece and from all the folks you talk to. do voters care what trump thinks about moore, or do those other republicans who spoke out against moore carry more weight? >> i think marty did a good job of capturing where we are now. trump's statement yesterday i think will give some voters cover to vote for roy moore, but right now both candidates are fiercely focused on a small segment of republicans who believe the allegations and are really struggling between party loyalty and moral values. if it goes party lines, of course more wins. if it goes values he may not necessarily win. i don't think his platform really reflects what the majority of folks in alabama think at this point. >> kiersten, we learned in the presidential election in 2016 voters are not always honest when it comes to what they tell polsters. we saw the trump

marty. his friend called marty. kennedy: how long did you two claim? >> it was a slow and steady climb. he said why don't you move in above the garage. i was the eddie haskell of the fonzes. i talk about it in the book that i almost killed him. kennedy: was that the night you ran out of booze at 4:00 in the morning? >> it was a stanley cup giants campaign bottle signed. i felt i was doing him a favor for transporting it when he retired. kennedy: it's the avery party rule. you empty the bought so it's easy to transport. >> the problem was i didn't fill it up to the to. kennedy: when you hear about the terrorist attacks, do you ever have dreams of pulling a terrorist's shirt over his head and punching him? >> it's kinds of amazing that you ask me that. i'm fearful for the day that i am in the vicinity. i'm not normal. i think i'm bulletproof. you know i would have went straight for him. and then the problem is when i get on top of him, it's dangerous, and i hope everybody is okay. i live downtown. business is downtown. it's a scary thing. but i fear for

for more, we are joined by marty shanker. great to have you on. back at the step welcome donald trump has received in china. the welcome that they provided donald trump is meant to impress in soft and him up. that trump loves that in he equates that with friendship and cooperation so i think the chinese want to impress donald trump. the question is does it facilitate in the agreements on trade? diplomacy the kind of donald trump loves. if he can announce deals, he will be able to cast that as a , thery in his own mind devil is in the details. trade dealed at a and there is no sign that that was actually happened great >> earlier, our team leader in washington, the president flexibly confrontational when he is not with the leader he tends to soft in his approach. president trump has an incentive to come out of this meeting with something to show for. >> i don't think so at all. he is coming to this meeting out of strength wears donald trump has weakened. it is going to be an interesting contrast. my prediction is he will get and that he will profes

yeah it is the john oliver of marty america's going to say we are apparently better than that i see people you've never heard of love right back to the night my president of the world bank very. seriously sent us an e-mail. thank you. i mean you called me a useful idiot a useful idiot useful idiots be expressing my opinions on the first two sins of us doing it behind his record is a simple strategy we attack persons instead of talking about what's next why stop me from getting this close to the white house i'm with a group code pink why not ban the color pink one ostrich build the right i should be sent to the town of london because going to try to break me although we'll put up with a long time of this sort of nonsense you don't scare me and i'll continue to voice my opinion i'll continue to speak out i'm in good company i'm in good company you going with me you want to do this because we think it's. seemed wrong. well we just don't hold. yet to shape our. chests of the folks. i go. into european countries this as a young people become radicalized. terrorist attacks during the upcoming ho

. >>> to former alabama gop chair marty conners. mr.latest poll if fox news shows that judge moore is behind his democratic opponent doug jones by eight points. does that comport with your gut feel from the ground? >> not even closely, as a matter of fact, i wouldn't trust any poll right now. >> really? >> first of all, i think the sample included way too many democrats. i don't believe any polls right now. the ground is totally fluid. >> i was wondering if perhaps the polling data might reflect a reverse bradley effect. if you follow me here. that if a pollster call as home in alabama, maybe the person is for judge moore. maybe they're half of the vote there is evangelical christians. you're not going to tell some stranger on the phone. it's suddenly so out of step -- so you lie. >> i saw that firsthand when i was going door to door in the northern neighborhoods of cincinnati, ohio. people who were voting for trump, the same weekend that the video came out. people who were voting for trump didn't want to say it. for multiple reasons. i

plus, before the iron bowl, marty smith goes one-on-one with nick saban. derrick rose has to reevaluate his future in basketball. all coming up on espning. clock moves inside two minutes. flowers has a man. it is caught! darnell salomon! touchdown bulls! >> dusty: there's a discussion going on down on the field between linebacker pat jasinski and tre neal. clearly, a blown coverage. as salomon got left scot-free down the field and quinton flowers wasn't going miss him. nearly 500 passing yards for quinton flowers today to set a new south florida record. and now the two-point conversion to tie this game. a huge play. here we go. >> dusty: quarterback run game will be a big part of the red zone offense for south florida. >> adam: flowers looking. has a man. tie game! d'ernest johnson makes it 42-all. >> adam: for quinton flowers, he fooled the defense. all day to throw the football. quinton flowers works to his right. buys time, buys time. and d'ernest johnson works his way out. throws all the way right and then look at the eyes. he's going take it all the w

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the good news, marty around lauren still plan to get married in st.life gets back to normal there. wish them the best of luck. a quick programming note. tucker carlson will interview donna brazile tonight at 8:00 eastern about her book and bomb shell claims about her time at the dnc. an interview you don't want to miss. thanks for joining used too. so much to talk about and a lot more to come the rest of the week. thanks for being here. i'm dana perino. up next, shepard smith. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast, 2:00 p.m. in texas. we expect mike pence to arrive to meet with victims of the church massacre. we're seeing new video from one of the men that chased the gunmen after the video. president trump in china after warning north korea not to underestimate the united states. he has a message for the chi northeast leader about supporting dictator kim jong-un. we're live in beijing. get ready for self-driving cars without backup human drivers. volunteer for a test ride? let's get to it.

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there was younger brother marty and the baby, debbie. tina was the eldest. she watched as cathy excelled in school. >> cathy was exceptional. cathy made her own way. she didn't follow a role model. >> reporter: nobody guiding her and nobody pushing her. >> exactly. she had her own drive. >> she used to tell her younger sister that she had to leave her mark. you had to leave your mark in this world so that people would remember you when you moved on. >> reporter: you have to leave your mark on the world. did you teach her that? >> no, that was just her. >> reporter: seems like an admirable thing for a kid to come up with. >> well, cathy was different. >> reporter: beautiful, smart and social. and popular. you knew more about her dating life than maybe your mom and dad did. >> yes, i believe to some extent, yes. >> reporter: cathy dated a few guys in high school, but no one she was terribly stuck on. and then in 1994, out of high school and a young woman of 20, cathy started to see a boy named albert. a boy she'd played with as a child, and was now interested

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a union official says 36 year-old marty nez appears to have been hit in the head with a rock. another official says investigators believe he may have fallen instead. agents who responded to the scene describe it as grizzly. his partner was seriously injured and doesn't remember what happened. >> new jersey next governor once nearly doubled the states minimum wage. standing alongside other democrats offering their support. in trenten today. he wants to boost the wage from 8.44 an hour. to $15 an hour. last year chris it is vetoed a bill to raise the wage. >>> holiday festivities are coming together. workers today covering this year trees with thousands of lights. the blue cross river winter fest reopens this friday. nbc10 will be ringing in the holiday season with the tree lighting. you can watch it all on december 1. at 7:00 p.m. only on nbc10. >>> fresh off last nights huge win, down in big d. eagles defensive end was helping bring thanksgiving cheer. the second straight year. curry partnered with for his foundation thangs giving rush program. providing 200 take home meals fo

may well need to gloves as well as you say it's temperatures in london no higher than seven degrees marty. and in turn fox and then now we hear it here is continuing with its plans to build a massive new despite growing objections from egypt the project has strained relations between the two countries because egypt which lies downstream sees it as a risk to its water supply from the blue nile mohammed vall has been to the site of the five billion dollar project which will one day be africa's biggest hydroelectric. work at the ground if you're putin a sas continues through the night flood lights help workers connect my own thoughts that beehive atmosphere on top of the central section of the one point seven kilometer down concrete slabs suspended from giant cranes for the next layer of the world the project's chief engineer says work is so advanced that some of the sixteen pilot or binds are already in place. within this hydro power scheme we have two powerhouses one is on the right side and the other on is on the left side the right is a cure for the with ten units and the left is a cure

. >> that's marty singer. >> that's marty singer. >> brett ratner's attorney. >> yes.id he had seen my facebook post and that if i didn't take it down immediately he had authorization from brett ratner to sue me immediately. >> for? >> for defamation. and i was scared and shocked. >> reporter: at the was living in l.a. working in marketing. in her post she says she met ratner in a club. you first wrote in the facebook post that it happened in 2004/2005. you believe it might have been a couple of years later. >> i'm -- >> i just want to -- i'm acting here as lawyer to melanie and melanie, because you've been sued for this i want you to be careful. we don't want to do anything -- >> i want to get some of this -- as you can understand on the record you said you never told anyone before, but now you believe you actually did tell someone. >> yes. >> at the time. >> since this has become such a big deal and so much news is going on about it, my best friend at the time did recall a conversation that we had. >> at the time you were angry, surprised. but didn't tell anyone, per

marty had the surgery everything was perfect at the beginning in the primaries that we saw something of the last four lark of my leisure go there ok there is a valve that as we replace the shows a little the fact. he said. there is more some more problems that we want to check a little bit of the back room. her . but him. ok there is another thing. you stay with me those more understand. you can't go home tomorrow and. it's ok. to tag who needed to the people who are pollution is not a big operation i can be for them as not to be afraid. the kitchen. oh. we're all very sad. and. the. people have told me that if i need to be operated a second time i won't survive. long as they finished examining her the doctor said we should go and visit a friend. of congo. honest or not larry you have to eat something you can't live off medicine. you don't cry ok marie. set up an eating thank. you to her and please try and eat something. i want to go home. marie they told us you can go home on monday. tell us why is that what the doctor said. it's the truth the doctor said we were there. you only sta