megan: it is not my baseline scenario.some recent opinion polls, italians do not support euro membership. we are sensitive to that number. it is pretty close. you could imagine the scenario. that would be an existential threat for the european projects. the french really liked e.u. membership. the italians have never been huge fans of the european project, so you could imagine a scenario where it happens or alternatively, you don't even need a referendum on italy's membership of the euro. you need to threaten to have one and people start pulling their money out of banks. there is no plan so it gets into big trouble. about oile not talked yet. megan greene, chief economist will stay with us. as opec and its allies look set to extend the deals through 2018, we will look at the outlook for oil. what it means for inflation. how do you exit what is effectively a kind of qe policy in some ways in the way that opec has run that story? vienna have a look at next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. i am m

megan: that is such a great question. international community has rounded against mugabe for human rights abuses and again economic decimation. it is really going to be china, which is usually important in terms of investment, and how they settle on this. i am sure that the trump administration and germany, england will be watching very carefully to see whether this is going to descend into any violence. it does not look like that right now, but we will keep close tabs on what is happening with this transition and see if it will be a true transition of power. julia: where do we go from here? do we have to see what happens and wait for the international community with how this plays out? as you mentioned, this is early days, and we do not have clarity or information from any places as to what is going on. megan: in the next few days you will see so many obituaries of mugabe'sthese -- political life and there will be tremendous transformation and thought about what this means for this country and what this means for whether

megan: this is fascinating.o used to live in san francisco, this is talking about something that we really don't think of a lot with climate. this is on the knock-on effect of housing prices and inaccessibility of housing in california. it is a state that is really grappling with that. what is shown is that as people are pushed out of the main metro every as, los angeles, san francisco, and have these extraordinarily long commutes because they need to live in areas where they can afford to rent or buy a home, that is causing climate problems to get worse because people are driving cars further. gas prices still remain low. so you are seeing emissions having a direct effect in the housing crisis, housing affordability in these metro areas that have seen extraordinary wealth, whether it is in san francisco, from tech, from l.a., a bigger section of tech, and just more wealth pouring into that city. people who have middle-class, working-class jobs cannot afford to live in those areas, and the only way many of them

megan: absolutely. his main rivals is a person on the left, even implement a harder against the rich platform, and a conservative that supported brexit. these are interesting times for him. what is interesting is he is incredibly popular around the world. he is popular in canada. but at the same time the shine has come up a little bit and whether people will start paring down if he can deliver on his promises, has control over his own house in terms of scandals, and whether or not if you look at the economic times, is this the prime minister with the kind of intellectual people behind him. julia: a few concerns about support for justin trudeau going forward. not worrying about any kind of armageddon scenario. that leads us to the cover story. megan: this is one of my favorite stories, the real emergence of survivalist foods. is a juggernaut in terms of business at this movement of people basically preparing for -- we should not pull punches -- people are preparing for armageddon and where that is spread

megan: that is the key question.is no doubt that the crown prince, the heir apparent wanted to move out some of his rivals, particularly the head of the national guard who was a favored son of the former king and posed a threat. the national guard was the only military branch that prince mohammed does not control. now he does. there was something else at work. it was billed as an anticorruption campaign, and i think there is some truth to that. there is no question that this prince is serious about transforming the economy. he wants to remove the layer of sinecure and handouts that has burdened the economy and sapped incentive for investment and entrepreneurship. he is doing two things at once here. julia: the thing that is unusual for the international audience to see, just a week after we had all of the big names in saudi arabia talking about how the country is going to be opening up and becoming more liberal at the same time as his massive corruption crackdown. can those things be consistent? peter: that is a good

do you have any update on megan and billy?ther, paul, has been in the streets the with her for one week including right now. tonight is supposed to be the coldest night of the week, the windchill is supposed to 10 degrees in boston tonight. megan hasn't committed to go in for treatment. people who are addicted to heroin even when they stop for a short time they get violently ill. it's easier to keep using the drug. paul hopes it gets very, very cold and she realizes tomorrow she needs treatment. the dog you saw in the video, that particular dog has been taken by a family friend who has brought the dog to his house to keep the dog warm. regarding billy, anderson, he's still in the treatment center. his mom says he's been in treatment centers many times and often leaves in the middle of treatment but so far the treatment is going good. what i want to make clear, all these parents love these children. these children who are not children, they want to quit sadatly and this can happen in any family. >> the love of these parents to

how does this complicate things, megan? megan: i do not think this is a surprised. it had been deadlocked. the bistro has been declared. what will be interesting is to watch if this is reach right. i think prosecutors will feel some pressure to retry the case. seriousgations were involving taking payments in exchange for the senator getting issue.d in the medicare i will be watching to see if prosecutors are able to retry this. this is the senate sheet in new jersey. the aisle,sides of jeff sessions stepped away and roy moore, the nominee is in trouble in alabama. we have a democratic senator undergoing perhaps yet another criminal trial. >> another about democratic senator al franken today facing some pressure in connection with possible out -- allegations of such a harassment conduct that he is facing. inquiry, he says he will cooperate. after ae, alabama series of women came forward and accused him of sexual misconduct. >> megan will be staying with us. right now, we will -- we are joined by someone senate banking committee. we want to focus on the consumer finan

she can't. >> this is julie chandler, megan's mother.aw our story, she didn't know where her daughter was. a daughter who she said was always a happy-go-lucky little girl. she didn't even know for sure if megan was alive. remarkably, the same goes for billy. until his mother saw our story, she didn't know for sure where her son was. the little boy she said who was always kind and friendly. and she, too, feared the worst. >> if my son were to die, i just don't know how i would go on. >> both megan and billy have gone through treatment many times, but they have always relapsed. >> megan? >> two weeks after we first met, i went back to find megan. >> it is nice to see you again. how are you? >> i'm good. >> and i found her dad too. paul, megan's father saw or story and located his daughter and is now living on the streets with her, refusing to leave until she gets help. he brought her dog along too. >> i was sleeping her and i woke up to my dog licking my face and i looked and my dad's like, all right. we're all moved in. and i'm like what

it is fascinating what justin said -- megan: it is fascinating -- megan: it is actually what justin shows more eloquently than i could. we are at the same percentage of revenue raising as we were. carol: he talks about alexander hamilton and taft. we have more from justin. justin: it seems like definitely since the early 1980's it has become this constant obsession. carol: the 1980's, that is when president reagan did massive tax cuts. justin: he did massive tax cuts and indexed the tax brackets to inflation. because before then, and inflation was in double digits in the 70's, people were being bumped into higher brackets all the time even though they were not wealthier. that was the big thing that drove the revolt. carol: you remind us that historically the idea of taxes is to raise revenue for the government. justin: it is sort of an obvious point and in theory is the idea of taxes. carol: but a forgotten point because tax reform has been a political football. >> i am sure there are elements before but starting in the 70's but definitely into the 80's and 90's there was much more seriou

an actress or was an actress on the show suit. >> is megan her middle name. >> megan is her middle name. >> rachel meg hand -- megan markle. >> she will be a duchess. >> we will have to figure it out. >> kensington palace, a little while ago announced their engagement on twitter. they became engage earlier this month in london and we did not know it. it was just rumors, alex. >> they will make their official engagement a little bit later. wedding date will be in spring 2018. we are showing this video this is one of the few times we saw them out in public holding handing showing we are a couple. they will live in nottingham cottage where prince harry currently lives. she will currently move in. >> that ain't no cottage. >> we have them right now. >> look at them, there they are. >> this is a live shot of harry and rachel. >> his soon to be bride. >> lot her in all white all ready. >> drop that lower third to see what she has got on. >> she is gushing. >> that is cottage, nottingham cottage. >> she's rubbing his arm. >> she's rubbing his arm. >> they look so in love. >> i like that coat t

gracias por permitirnos soÑar, megan. pueden ser sonrisas, comida, dinero, ropa. paso con ustedes. karla: #hoy yo doy... alan: hay que donar, hay que dar y ayudar a los demÁs. karla: incluso tiempo que es muy valioso. alan: definitivamente. hay muchas cosas hoy y entre ellas deportes. ya sabe, por supuesto que con la eliminaciÓn del cruz azul contra el amÉrica, paco jémes viste " hasta la vista baby" y se va de regreso para espaÑa. karla: gabriel soto enviÓ un comunicado anunciando su separaciÓn de la actriz geraldine bazÁn. francisca: y hoy decimos con fuerza " adelante amÉrica" a travÉs de la historia de una empresaria que crea su imperio celebrando sus raÍces. chef: y si no logra salir de las deudas tras los desastres naturales, quÉdense con nosotros porque le diremos las claves que le podrÍan ayudar a recuperar su estabilidad financiera. alan: ya lo sabe, despierta aÑos por 20 aÑos felices de hablarte en espaÑol. la megan regreso con anillo y casada. karla: regresÓ con el pan y con el postre. [hablan todos a la misma

megan: well, yeah.018 as an area with potential risk, he is an expert to talk about looking at the hot areas, which will be north korea and the middle east. i want to single out his comments on north korea. you know, he backs the trump administration and what they are doing and trying to force china to be the active player reining in north korea. as we know, that has not worked, it has not worked as well as one might have thought until now, and that is because china's biggest fear is that we will see the disintegration of north korea as we know it and reunification of korea. that is their worst fear, that is something they do not want to happen. putting pressure on china potentially becomes better in 2018 because president xi has just come off this congress. he has been widely thought of as the most powerful chinese leader for decades. he can make real changes in their global outlook and their military outlook. their policy outlook toward north korea. there are a lot of exit the basket and that is what

megan: are we? [laughter] carol: not quite. megan: so much is going on.aving come from washington to be the editor-in-chief. the political year, around the world. so many things in 2017 that we would not have predicted. in 2018, people doubled on -- and will predict things. the most interesting thing -- in 2018, we are going to double down and predict things that may or may not happen. regardless of where you stand, you have seen tremendous destruction, tremendous populism, things we might not like to see sometimes. an underlying label about economic growth, lifting cards, we are on a bit over a rising tide. whether that will be screwed up we have yet to see. things might be better than you think. carol: is that what you want readers to walk away with? megan: i want readers to walk away and think that i have learned a lot of new stuff about stuff that is happening sooner than i think, things that are realistic, electric cars, microchips, new ways of delivering energy. the kinds of stuff we are good at. i want to take a step back and take a breath and said

back to youment. >> megan mcgrath. megan, thank you. >>> 6:05 right now. we know it was a tractor-trailer that hit someone on the beltway this week and drove away. we learned the name of the man hurt in the crash as well. maryland state police say the man will survive. vasquez was standing on the shoulder of the beltway when his car broke down. the tractor-trailer hit the car, hit him and then drove away. vasquez has several cuts but nothing more serious than that. >>> vice president mike pence said evil descended on the small town where a gunman opened fire inside a small children. nine children were among the 26 killed. the vice president visited offered the country's condole e condolenc condolences. devin kelley walked into the church on sunday morning around started shooting. he had a dispute with his in-laws who attended the church. they attended the annual fall festival just five days before the shooting ram page. >>> the fbi recovered kelley's iphone as they investigate the shooting but they can't access it right now. according to usa today, a foren

it is simply not true of megan. she is truly irreplaceable. i owe megan a huge debt of gratitude for years of service to my office, to delaware, and to our country. many of us who have worked with her will gather to thank her and wish her well, but i also wanted to take a few minutes to talk about and probably embarrass this remarkable woman. she is from nearby chevy chase, maryland, but more importantly at least in my opinion, she graduated from the university of delaware as a fighting blue hen with a degree in economics and international relations. she interned in my will pington office during her senior year and quickly became a staff favorite. she moved to washington and i hired her at a staff assistant working at the front office in my d.c. office, a particularly demanding job juggling visiting constituents, constant phone calls, supervising interns and she proved herself to be mature and capable and i promoted her several times in quick succession until she took over as my director of scheduling in august of 2015. over the course of her

megan: i don't think so.his different from the usual lists you see is not the usual suspects, but the people who defined 2017 in the way your business impact and made a measurable impact on humanity, all of us, across different fields of an argument, cap, to politics, of course. as you know, it is a year dominated a lot by that conversation. vonnie: as much as i would love to talk about taylor -- trump -- megan: he is on the list. vonnie: any number of choices. megan: we wanted it to be things done and legislative achievements -- we do have a list, nikki haley, and with news it is possible that trump is looking to shift rex tillerson and move nikki haley from the u.n. murkowski,ns, lisa instrumental in blocking the repeal of the affordable care act, known as obamacare. and scott pruitt, who as head of the epa has rolled back a lot of the environmental regulations put in place for president obama. vonnie: i'm glad you are here. we got a statement from senator john mccain's office that he is a yes on tax reform

megan: max is fantastic about these things.about their credit and there bank accounts as a target but really the biggest threat is these mass infrastructure attacks like the kind we have seen in europe and in particular in ukraine, which are believed to be russian orchestrated. things like taking down an entire power grid, the way that they measure medicine for people. serious infrastructure attacks. are we ready for that? we have seen isolated attacks against the grid, but they seemed more exploratory in terms of what could people do if they tried. when you get a real deal of one people taking out our electrical grid, when you think about trying to take out telecommunications, whether we are prepared for that threat is something that max goes into. >> here is max chapman on that story. max: in fact there were two attacks, one in kiev and one in western ukraine. in both cases, the power went out. that obviously happens all the time in cities in the developed world, the developing world. this was new because we believe that hack

she didn't even know if megan was alive.ark blirks the same goes for billy, until his mother also saw our story, she didn't know for sure where her son was. the little boy who was always kind and friendly. and she, too, feared the worst. >> if my son were to die, i mean, i just don't know how i would go on. >> reporter: both megan and billy have gone through treatment many times, but they have always relapsed. two weeks after we first met, i went back to find megan. it was nice to see you again. how are you? >> i'm good. >> reporter: and i found her dad, too. paul, megan's father, saw our story, located his daughter, and is now living on the streets with her refusing to leave until she gets help. >> i woke up to my dog licking my face. and i saw my dad, and i said what are you doing? i said i'm not leaving until you go to the hospital or get help. >> reporter: is your daughter breaking your heart? >> of course she is. >> i check on him a hundred times during the night. and seeing him. >> reporter: you're checking on him, but

she didn't know for sure if megan was alive.y the same goes for billy until his mother also saw our story she didn't know for sure where her son was. the little boy she says who was always kind and friendly and she feared the worse. >> if my son were to die i just don't know how i would go on. >> reporter: both have gone through treatment many times but they have always relapsed. two weeks after we first met i went back to find megan. it is nice to see you again. how are you? >> i'm good. >> reporter: and i found her dad, too. megan's father saw our story, located his daughter and is now living in the streets with her, refusing to leave until she gets help. he brought megan's dog along, too. >> i was literally sleeping here and i woke up to my dog licking my face and my dad is like we are moved in. he's like i'm not leaving until you get help or go to the hospital. >> is she breaking your heart? >> of course, she is. >> for me like i feel all right with myself sleeping on the street. j check on him 100 times during the night. >>

megan: so much has gone on.s you guys know, so much of the attention has been focused on the political year. not just in america and around the world. there are so many things in 2017 it happened he would not have predicted. in 2018 we will double down and predict more things that may or may not happen. the most interesting thing from what i think about it 2018 is things are better than you think. you may have had an incredibly tough year. regardless of where you stand, we have seen tremendous disruption, tremendous populism, voicing sentiments of parts of this nation, other nations we may not have always liked to see. but an underlying -- if you look at economic growth as a baseline measure of lifting tides, we are on a rising tide. whether or not people will screw that up is another question. carol: there are a lot of things out there that could. megan: the world is getting better for people and a lot of people at the lowest rungs of our economy. carol: is that what you want readers to walk away with? megan: i

thousands bucks. >> the line has grown since megan started there this morning. i think people are getting starbucks delivered to them. >> smart, too. >> megan, thanks a lot. i can't imagine. don't want anything that badly. >> 6:51 right now. want to get you up to speed on the morning commute. >> melissa mollet on the traffic. >> good morning, guys. we have delays. want to mention the closure on derby shir way in accokeek. a fatal crash that happened this morning. that's affecting some people in the neighborhood there. southbound bw parkway at powder mill road. still that crash and a three-mile backup. inner loop of the woodrow wilson bridge looking better than it was. outer loop is fine as well. had the earlier partial closure. northbound 295 at benning road. crash in the left lane. 66 and 95 in virginia. no major problems now. a crash reported there. >> as far as travel times. 270 looking okay. south of the bell way outer loop. normal slowdowns there. 66 inbound. 935 north as i mentioned. looking good. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm. >> good morning meliss

>> news 4's megan mcgrath is a trooper. she's live at food and friends where they're preparing 3500 thanksgiving meals. she's ready to give a helping hands here. >> the consummate professional, megan. >> reporter: oh, yeah. when i gave you the choice between the ball cap and the hair net, i knew you would choose the hair net. here it is. one time wonder. i'll be switching to the cap. thank you. you can see since i spoke to you last all the activity, the volunteers, they are here and they are assembling the holiday feast. we're talking about fea 8500 pounds of turkey. there are 94 gallons of gravy. cornbread stuffing, wouldn't be a meal without that. over a thousand gallons of it. incredible feast for people living with life-threatening illnesses and all of this is being done with the help of volunteers, including peanut. you're with the platinum dreams motorcycle club. you come every year. what brings you back? >> i think it's because we love giving back to our community. we start with our christmas season with food and fri

>> megan, thank you.labama senate candidate rye moof is still fighting sex ut misconduct charges of his own. according to a fox news peel, the democrat trails doug jones by eight oints. they're standing by moore despite national calls for him to drop out. the special election is scheduled for next month. >>> the focus on tax reform now moves into the senate. the house passed its version yesterday. every democrat voted against it. 13 republicans joined them. the republicans mostly come from states where voters are concerned about losing deductions for state and local taxes. virginia republican congresswoman barbara comstock reported the bill. >>> the kickoff t we're less than a week away from thanksgiving. that's on thursday. then things kick off shopping in full gear. christmas tree up for thanks gig. >> maybe a great place to take in the sights and sounds. national harbor and prince george's county. this morning, both meteorologist chuck bell and molette green are there with a look at holidays at the har

megan: and delivering on that excellence stems from the people.st brand ambassadors are the talent who talk about working at hbo. we can't do better than that. megan: it is this core of talent that plepler credits for hbo's biggest hits. >> me and you'd together, that is the new pecking order. megan: and growing subscriptions of reviewers that have more choices now than ever. richard: our job is to play our game and continue

and megan? it's an adjustment. >> megan's going to be staying with my brother.rules things. you know, kind of getting lined out. they're the parents. >> it feels really weird especially like last night how they were talking about checking in my phone, you know, and how i'm pretty much just like moving in. >> you got your medicine? >> back in california stacy is mother to four and nurse to gage. there are regular dressing changes, battery changes, gage's feeding tube, multiple medications to remember for three children, a constant level of worry. because stacy is a registered nurse, doctors have allowed gage to attend a public school in palo alto with stacy nearby in case something goes wrong with the pump or gage shows symptoms that something's wrong. >> look at me. >> this week gage has been named star student of his class. >> i live in oregon, which is far away. >> those items on the table are gage's treasures, his ninja turtle, his teddy bear woody, and his old backpack, the one he wore before he was placed on an artificial heart pump. >> we all are getting a

now, megan's law is going international. it is a measure that will protect children from child predators by denying them visas. >> if they travel we will be watching. >> reporter: it will mean two things. it will streamline and coordinate data so the best info gets into the right hands in the shortest amount of time. this adds this layer of transparency to a pedophile's passport. she was killed by a known predator, a neighbor in hamilton township, 23 years ago. her parents are still fighting to protect children. >> this is a big step in trying to protect the children of this great country and the whole world. >> reporter: if september stats suggest that there are 775,000 sex offenders in the united stat states. 17,000 in new jersey alone. it will help catch predators who country hop to exploit traffic and abuse children. >> go to a transit company. they go to japan and jump off and go to bangkok. >> reporter: they are continuing to work with the u.s. department of state and i.c.e., immigrations customs enforcement to make su

the dog was killed, followed by megan.ertain details that would have been known to only very few people, like police investigators or the killer himself. none of stone's dna was ever found at the murder scene, but his legal team said today there was potentially new forensic evidence against bellfield. they also said a new eyewitness had come forward, identifying levi bellfield driving a car near the scene. speaking from prison, stone acknowledged his own violent past but told me that, unlike bellfield, he had no history of attacking women. you've got a track record of violence, you hit a man with a hammer. just desperate to link me to the crime, but it's not even similar, because i went to the house of someone who i found out was, like, messing about with people, and i went to his house to warn him not to do it, and he grabbed my throat. and i picked a mallet — it wasn't a hammer, it was a mallet — i picked it up to strike him with it to get him off my neck. it's nothing like attacking a child, or a mother and a child. the

the dog was killed, followed by megan.as far as we can tell, it contains certain details that would have been known to only very few people, like police investigators or the killer himself. none of michael stone's dna was ever found at the murder scene. but his legal team today said there was potentially new forensic evidence against bellfield. they also said a new eyewitness had come forward, identifying levi bellfield as a man she saw driving erratically near the murder scene. speaking from prison, stone acknowledged his own violent past but told me that unlike bellfield, he had no history of attacking women. you've got a track record of violence, you hit a man with a hammer. they were desperate to link me to the crime, but it's not even similar, because i went to the house of someone who i found out was messing about with people, and i went to his house to warn him not to do it, and he grabbed my throat. it wasn't a hammer, it was a mallet, i picked it up to strike him with it to get him off my neck. it's nothing like a

each, friends made the match. >> i never heard of megan before.sed when i walked into that room and saw her. >> reporter: markle's used to the camera, 36 year-old was born and raised in los angeles and was married once before she shot to fame in her role as rachel on the hit drama series, suits. the couple recently moved in together at london's kensington palace and there are already making wedding plans for next spring. the ring is full of bling and prince harry designed it himself using two diamond that is belonged to his late mother at center is a diamond for botswana an african country where the couple has spent time together. >> it is incredibly special and you know to be able to have this which sort of lincs, where you come from and botswana which is important to us. >> reporter: 2018 will be a big year for britain's royals, prince william and kate are expecting their third child around this same time, prince harry will tie the knot. terry okita for cbs news, london. >>> so who will be in the next royal wednesdaying ? a list of the some of m

megan mcgrath is live at police headquarters with more information on these shootings. megan? >> reporter: guys, nobody wants to hear the sound of gunfire in their neighborhood. but it happened several times last night in several areas across the district. there were four shootings in just a matter of four hours. a total of five people were shot and one of the victims, a woman, died of those injuries. the fatal shooting happened just before 7:00 last night on just street in northeast washington. a neighbor reports here about 20 or so gunshots in the alley behind an apartment building on that street. the woman was found dead on the doorstep of her building. we've learned that the woman had just moved to the neighborhood after getting a new job. now, the four shootings happened in, again, a not all grouped together here. no word on any arrests. police are looking for witnesses and information in all four cases. back to you. >> all right, megan mcgrath for us at d.c. police headquarters. thank you. >> we're following breaking news out of baltimore. a homicide detective clinging t

back to you guys. >> thank you so much, megan. we love the work at food and friends.nity. >> 6:27 is our time. here's another reason to be thankful this thanksgiving. the american farm bureau federation says the cost for feeding ten people is $49.12. they boil this down. >> the lowest price in the last -- the biggest ticket item is the turkey. even the cost of the turkey is down. the group surveyed 141 shoppers across the country to get these numbers. >> mashed potatoes. >> if you keep it really simple, just talk about the food as opposed to the seasoning and the -- >> the decoration -- >> decorations? you decorate? >> a little bit. >> i got to find something for the middle of the table. >> a little pumpkin or a gourd. >> one more thing. >> flowers, candle. >> i have a candle. >> got to find a lighter. >> when you think about thanksgiving, you think about family, friends and all food. >> this week, we've been going into local kitchens to cook up delicious family holiday dishes. aaron and i went to whip up a broccoli and rice casserole in rockville. >> my great aunt mi

megan mcgrath is live along columbia pike with more. megan? >> reporter: yeah.ppenedon near the intersection with hillwood drive. you can see how busy this road is. a lot of traffic in the area. police believe that the woman who was struck and killed last night, they believe that she may have been hit by more than one car. now, one driver, the driver of a minivan, stayed on the scene and is cooperating with police. but investigators believe there may be another vehicle involved and that that driver did not stop. so they are looking for witnesses, anyone in the area who might be able to tell them what happened and piece together exactly what happened and perhaps get a description of the second vehicle. now, it was a little after 6:30 last night. the woman was trying to cross the street. it was dark outside because, of course, this time of year, it is getting darker earlier. police say that people need to keep that in mind. both pedestrians and drivers. they need to take precautions. >> you have to wear bright clothing or have things on your clothing that shows li

she's back there, everybody say hi, megan! >> hi, megan!ook pictures, but they have donations that are coming in from some of the big sponsors. look at that check, $25,000 from that one company, sisters got all of the baskets all lined up. so here is the deal. later on tonight, at 6:00, we will open it up to the public. you'll be able to come in, dance with the girls, maybe take some prize ticket on the prize baskets there, all to raise the goal of $104,000. now, back in the day, i used to dj the dances here at nazareth academy, okay? and i remember sister, sister immaculatta, i think it was, whenever i would play the second slow song, she would go robert, that's two. pick it up. pick up the pace. pick up the pace. so, what do you say we pick up the let's get this dance party started? are you ready? (cheers). >> let's kick offensea-thon in three, two, one, dance, go ahead. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, i want to just soak this in. go back to full segment. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it will go until 10:00 tonight. and i've never seen a better group. >>

megan: exactly, there should be some continuity here.e change over, the handover in such a short period. she had been thinking for this long about the prospect of perhaps the biggest chunk of the work i want to do here and what i want to achieve has already been done, but leave now early february. to say back in september i have been here six years but my work is not done and we have plenty more to do. megan: interestingmegan: how many people say the work is not done before they leave. [laughter] joe, jump in here. joe: i am interested in the point you made about the historic role that hewlett-packard had in silicon valley. for years and years of this legendary fountain of innovation. i don't get it may looking at silicon valley now or looking at hewlett-packard now for the first time would be surprised to learn that it was actually that important if you did not know the history. what do you think that says about silicon valley and the speed with which these companies turnover? megan: that is such a great point in terms of you don't even

megan willjoin as a fourth force. thank you.s evening. pope francis appeals for tolerance in myanmar after meeting the country's de facto leader aung san suu kyi , but he chooses not to mention the persecuted rohignyas by name. prince harry and the american actress, meghan markle will marry at st george's chapel in windsor in may david davis is summoned to the house of commons by mps, after his refusal to hand over full documents, assessing brexit‘s economic impact. and in sport he has been spotted all around england, ben stokes could be playing cricket in new zealand... wales women's state top of their qualifying group after a win over bosnia... england and northern ireland are in action later this evening. the head off theirfirst world cup final for 22 years, england's rugby league... for their match against australia on saturday. i will have more in those stories after half past five. new measures have been announced to try to reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries during childbirth. the uk has some of the highest l

how much longer are the people waiting, megan? >> reporter: i'm too cheap to pay that price for sure. the store opens at 8:00 this morning. couple more hours to go. they've got chairs and sleeping bags and pillows. they seem pretty comfortable. >> i'm in the wrong business, clearly. i'm going to start standing in line. >> megan, thank you. see you a little bit later. >>> 11 minutes after 5:00 right now. the sex scandal around kevin spacey continues to grow. who is now claiming the actor assaulted him? >>> metro says it needs more money to operate. that means you could get less -- even if you don't ride the rails. >>> we're going to be tweeting questions to megan mcgrath. i want to know if you get out of line, you lose your place? i don't know. i'm a little concerned about how this lady has been in that line all this time. what do you need to know about the weather for today? a beautiful morning is coming your way. temperatures will be zooming into the 70s. chance of showers later on. but nothing too heavy. friday night football ga

you'll get one hit with the hair net. >> megan is a pro. she knows what to do.ks at food and prends, they do such amazing work for decades, helping people in our community, especially on this important day. >>> when you think about thanksgiving, you think about your family and friends and of course, food. what you're grateful for. >> the next couple of days, we're working for you to by finding delicious local family holiday dishes. un andeun and i went to north bethesda. >> rockville. >> we went to help whip up a broccoli and rice casserole. >> my great aunt mimi created this. this is something that my mom makes every thanksgiving. >> what dots this recipe mean to you and what kind of emotions does it elicit? >> oh, my gosh. just the smell and everything. ans you fry the onions up, you think of home and family and everything like that. anyway, you start off with two sticks of margarinmargarine. >> everything bad for you, perfect for thanksgiving. >> fry up your onions here. after they brown a little bit, you add your develop receipt a cheese. after that melts, y

megan mcgrath continues our team coverage. >> megan, you've been preparing us for years. anything we should know about this year? >> reporter: well, there are a few things you shouldn't bring that you might not know about. by and large, it's similar. got to get here early. get into your seat at the stage is ready to go. they did their dress rehearsal last night. in addition to doing the national tree, the lighting of the national tree, they have 56th, state and terry -- this is one of the ornaments done by the elementary students on smith island. it's an oyster shell. painted on it are two native maryland birds. a lot to see here. in addition to the national tree, of course, take a look. this is a video from last year's big event. this year, of course, president trump will be flipping the switch and lighting the tree. that's going to take place at 5:00 tonight. there's a range of things happening here. different acts really designed to cater to everyone's taste. >> one of the things that makes the lighting so special, it's unique in its own way. like always, we have a ran