in your gut, did you think meredith was still alive? >> meredith's name was meredith hope emerson.e all hoped she was alive. but, you know, the longer these things carry on, as time passes, you continue to hope but it diminishes after time. >> as the manhunt continued, there was a glimmer of hope. friday morning, four days after meredith vanished, the u.s. marshal's service traced activity on meredith's bank cards. >> the card was used at a local bank, 15 miles from the abduction site, and then again 50 miles south of the abduction site and then the next day 80 miles. these were attempts, where no money was taken. >> which suggests what? >> suggested that meredith wouldn't give him the right p.i.n. >> which also suggests maybe she's still alive. >> that's right. >> investigators had been able to trace the phone gary hilton used earlier to call his old boss john tabor to set that trap for him. that call was made from a restaurant 50 miles from blood mountain. hilton it seemed was moving south toward atlanta. metro pd s.w.a.t. concealed themselves in and near tabor's building, the ol

. >> the caller was meredith fisher. she had just discovered on the floor of the master bedroom the savagely beaten body of her elder sister, 29-year-old michelle young, a woman who in death was about to be famous. >> listen to me ma'am. i will tell you what to do and you need to calm down so we can help her. you said is blood everywhere? >> yes. >> is she breathing? >> i don't think so. >> have you checked? >> no. she's cold. >> as she spoke, meredith was cradling her 2 1/2-year-old niece, cassidy, who had called out under the bed clothes from her parents' bed. her aunt was caught on the recorded call. >> she's got boo-boo everywhere. >> had cassidy witnessed the murder, awakened alone to find this? >> you just picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking it congratulation the hallway over into the bathroom. >> by now, wake county investigators had descended on the house, herb's job was done. on his way out he saw cassidy again, still in his pink pajamas, still in meredith's arms. he asked meredith a

front,h is right down welcome come a meredith. [applause] also welcome our vice chair. [applause] john: in a dramatic shift from a few years ago, news, information , and history are being disseminated through an ever going come a very, fractured array of channels and media. many of us find ourselves searching for clarity around the fundamental questions that underpin our nation. what does it mean to be american , and what is the story of america? at the national museum, we are focused on bringing the nation together to a real understanding of our shared american history. we are exploring fundamental american ideals and ideas like of democracy, opportunity, and freedom to create the most engaging, interesting, and inclusive american history that helps people make sense of the present and shape a more humane future. earlier this summer as part of ,he 15 year, $600 million reinvention of every facet of our work, we opened a new floor dedicated to the nation we built together one level above us. ,ur two key exhibitions american democracy and many voices one nation asked for

meredith is right down front. .. welcome. . and we welcome our vice chair of the smithsonian region. ... [applause] in a dramatic shift from just a informationo, new and history is being disseminated through an ever-growing buried in fracture array of channels and media. many of us find ourselves searching for clarity for fundamental questions that underpin our nation. it mean to the american and what is the american and what is story of him we are focused on bringing the nation together through a real understanding of our shared american history. through fundamental american ideals and ideas. to create the most engaging, interesting, and inclusive that helpsstory people make sense of the present. as part of a 15 year reinvention, we open a new floor dedicated to the nation we build together one level above us. exhibitions and many voices one nation explore the power of our democracy and the history of participation, debate, and lies through the journal story of the people of our nation. open our third floor and complete the fu

. >> our next guest is meredith mcgehee of the group issue one. she is their chief of policy programs and strategy and talking about this proposal arc legislative proposal taking a look at ads on facebook and twitter. tell us what issue one is. >> it is a non-port san non-property that focuses on creating a bipartisan effort to fix our democratic dysfunction. >> what does that mean in your day to day workings? >> we are talking to republicans, democrats, independents, trying to find common ground on where you can start to make changes in everything from ethics to accountability to the way our campaigns are finance. . it's a really broad range. it's really trying to make your democracy work better for the american people. >> one of the things you have been talking about recently going back to last year's election is what happened on facebook and twitter when it came to ads. what are you talking about? especially this legislative proposal in congress. >> well there came a time when information came out about the on line political advertising that wa

kara, meredith? >> well it's funny because i grew up in a dictatorship in the philippines so my entire, you know, my entire mental conditioning arranged elections is just like -- anything can happen. i don't take anything for granted it wasn't that hillary would win and it was really interesting because that night i was with several nonconforming friends and we had a much more i think in the action you know in the sense that -- in the sense for us obama administration made inroads in terms of rights but transgrants people around who have been incarcerated just all of these issues for transpeople especially transpeel of color that haven't really been addressed within the current state of our representative democracy whether republican or democrat. so on one hand people were just like oh, no. you know there are all of these material thing he is that are going to happen and you know, the live trance people will be even worse then at the same time people were just like well -- you know, maybe other peopl

meredith rich here to work at a convention. the silicon based company having a convention this week in las vegas. they post owned the convention held off everything for today.ñr ounty they had off duty today.ñr firefighters here. they were inside that concert venue right near the stage. and right when firefighters what do instead of fleeing after the gunshots they stayed and helped three people on the scene. so essentially a treej from the alameda county off duty firefighters, three of them. and we hold our hands out and hats off to them like so many first responders here in las vegas. also with me here in las vegas is nbc bay area cheryl hurd. she is here there is a sand ridgel happening at city hall. let's bring in cheryl a few miles away from us. what's happening where you are? >> reporter: raj, i have to admit before today i didn't know a lot about las vegas only the bright lights and the strip. now i know it's a very tight knit community. take a look. the sand ridgel is still going on. . who knows when it will end? in comm

we will bring out meredith and cara and [inaudible]. [applause] >> hello, you know, it didn't happen if it isn't documented on social media. >> i will read people's files. to my far left is cara she is the executive editor of day magazine and an ses for critics who appeared in the new york magazine glamour, l, new york book review, village voice, the nation, the salon among many other publications and anthologies. she lives in new york. next to cara we have meredith. where is your bio is mercurial. [-left-square-bracket she has written numerous features, essays and opinion pieces for publications like the guardian, the atlantic, madame, the american prospect and many others. it says here you divide your time between new york and the philippines although district. >> i just got a full-time job so not anymore. >> to my immediate left is [inaudible], director of progressive programming were serious xm, satellite radio. she was formally the director of progressive media for hillary clinton's presidential campaign and hosted live political c

up next is from issue one, meredith mcgehee.ld talk about efforts in congress that would mandate rate or disclosure on political ads that run on internet platforms like facebook and twitter. you'll find out more when this conversation continues after this. ♪ >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on a 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in frankfurt, kentucky, asking folks what is the most important issue in their state. >> my name is gerald atkins and i live here in franklin, kentucky. one of the more important issues in kentucky right now is public pensions. legislators are here in kentucky getting rid to call a special session to try and fund our pensions. it's very important to all the public-sector workers and all their families. we have a coalition called the kentucky public coalition and various other members that have joined us and our partnering with us. it is very important and our coalition is trying to fight and make sure that the legislators here in kentucky do the right thing and find the funding sourc

. >> so you haven't seen it like quincy and meredith from the cue show. they put their spin on it.t move. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> happy halloween. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, the chef. look at the good food out there. >> oh, let's get outside. >> oh, man. >> that's a good one. a head-less cowboys fan. >> i love it, a headless troy aikman. >> that would be great. now, we just get -- just kidding. oh, that's nice. even though she probably should be doing traffic in one seconds, with her shirt, she's going to do weather in 15. >> bob comey just offered me a lot of money for this. best last minute costume ever, best lazy person costume ever. you can figure out what it is. okay, let's get the forecast, along with your five and mine, the dancing mummy, and see what it will be like as we go through the evening of halloween. if the kids are going out early it will be about 57 degrees, 55 at 6:00, 51 at 9:00. it will be a perfect weather night. the rest is up to you. happy halloween. >> it is a happy halloween, perfect wetter. >> okay, at noon there is a special event right here on fox.

when we last spoke with mana meredith, she was escorted from her room. and we are seeing stories like hers this morning. stay tuned for nbcbayarea.com for the latest on this story. we'll send you back to the newsroom. >> thanks, pete. and authorities say he had ten guns in the hotel room. talking about firearms and weapons restrictions of any kind. of course, bags are not skeend at hotels. but we also looked up nevada's laws and the state has some of the relaxed gun laws in the country. nevada does not require gun owners to have licenses, register their weapons or limit the number of guns they own. automatic assault weapons and machine guns are legal. and you can openly carry a handgun without a permit. >> and new updates are coming in minute by minute working this story now. and breaking new developments on nbcbayarea.com and on your social media pages. also, download our nbc bay area app to get it on your iphone. also on the way now is on the ground following the newscast. >>> well, the horrible events in las vegas, people are likely thinking about sec

this film stars burgess meredith. might know him better as the penguin from batman and he is a prolific actor, theater actor, he had already been innate prominent role in the adaptation of "of mice and men" and of course, ronald reagan in the bottom right hand corner. the film emphasizes everyone as a role to play. it follows meredith's character as he learns his small stature is actually ideal for the position of rear gunner. most of those as red gunners and doubles came in roles. ronald reagan was the chief personnel officer. in july of 1942, the first motion picture unit began production in hollywood. the unit was mostly staffed by hollywood veterans, writers, producers, technicians, and actors. as you can see in this still, the unit operated like any hollywood studio with one major difference, all of its members were in uniform. the first film of the unit turned out to be a bit to run down for the purposes so they moved to another studio. they had joined the army signal legendary also a comedy producer and respons

an issue that meredith talks about regulating as a social media platform. watch "washington journal", live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> tomorrow, remarks from the house ways and means chair on tax reform. he'll speak at an event and that starts live at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. also a hearing on u.s. public health preparedness during hurricane season. witnessed testify and it starts live 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. you can listen online at c-span.org were on the free c-span radio at. >> each week we take a look at how your money is at work in a different federal program. this week were joined by chris, housing economist. we'll talk about major housing and section rental programs for renters. chris before get to that, explain what apartment list is a what you do there. >> hello. apartment list is the nation's fastest-growing apartment rental marketplace. we serve over 3 million renters every month. there's over 110 million renters in the united states. for trying to help by reducing the stress and difficulty involved in finding a

one's meredith talks about regulating ads on social media platforms. join the discussion. in the afternoon, a house panel looks of the laws regulating political advertising on social media. we have live coverage from the oversight and government reform subcommittee starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. next we hear from senator and former naval 80 or -- former naval aviator john mccain. he was captured, beaten, and held in 50 conditions with poor medical care -- in filthy conditions with poor medical care despite receiving injuries. his years of a -- his time as a p.o.w. was spent in solitary confinement. legacyected on the war's and impact on america. senator mccain, when you look back 50 years ago on when your plane went down in hanoi, what today, and your opinion -- what today, in your opinion, are the legacies of vietnam. sen. mccain: before we get into a conflict, we had better have a strategy to win at a way to get out. this was a steady drip, drip, drip. it is still not clear to this day the competition between idiot newbies -- between vietnamese ships and

meredith rich was staying on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay.t is the same floor of the same hotel where the suspect carried out the carnage. she heard rapid gunfire and soon after, police went room-to-room, including hers. >> after a while, there was a lot more commotion and a lot of yelling in the hallway. i quickly heard that it was police and they were saying they were going to force entry and be prepared to show your hands. so, i emerged from the bathroom and i was standing there with my hands up. they quickly told me to drop to the floor, which i did. i looked up and there were 20 guns pointed at me. i was terrified, by myself in a hotel room, not knowing what was going on, just hearing chaos. >> rich was there for a convention. she says other workers used a work group chat to tell people to stay in their rooms. let's take a moment to tell you about the local weather and traffic as well this morning. >> mike joins us shortly. first, we want to head over to kari. >> we are starting out with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. mostly clear skie

. >> i would like to think about the of media ed meredith how to define free-speech i apologize if this was addressed to the first five minutes because they would not let me in. [laughter] but if they are made to leave academia or even on line when they are so harassed they cannot speak in the public getting more. and has been framed that way and in particular when they are being asked to be speechable for their harassing people actively. >>. >> some of this type of completion -- conflation that you would not fine defensive ball at all. in to be persecuted when somebody he disagreed. and the left is guilty in ways to say yod did not speak to me but if that becomese violent to the extent that gives us a culpablele but that said we do stowe have a fair idea of what is threatening or harassment with those institutions and policies i don't think it is that hard to see it but to go off topic the same thing we have done with the 2016wi election. and then to imperil the democracies but it has to be one so what caused you to destroy a democracy? [laughter] >> so did the media coverage fairly re

but as kron four's white house correspondent mark meredith explains, the focus isn't all on federal lawskathleen krepps with "moms demand action" is urging congress to quickly ban possession of the gun accessory known as "bump stocks"."this is just not acceptable to be in civilian hands" investigators say the gunman in sunday's las vegas massacre used bump stocks to fire more rounds faster. democrats and a growing number of republicans are supporting the proposed ban.republican congressman carlos curbelo of florida. this might be a small but a very important step toward moving us to a more rational conversation about sensible gun policy in this country." the national rifle association says it supports a review of "bump stock" devices.but the group is also pushing lawmakers in a different direction.the n-r-a wants congress to make it legal to carry concealed weapons in every statethe n-r-a adds in a statement quote: "banning guns from law-abiding americans based on the criminal act of a madman will do nothing to prevent future attacks. "so far, the trump administration is not taking sides

we just talked to meredith rich. she was staying on the 32nd floor of mandalay bay, the floor where the shots were coming from. she heard the shots and was told to stay in her room. after that, she heard an explosion, which she believes it was police broking through the suspect's door. she was in the bathroom through most of it. >> after a while, there was a lot of xwhocommotion and yellin the hallway. i quickly heard it was police saying they were going to force entry and be prepared to show your hands. so, i emerged from the bathroom and i was standing there with my hands up. they quickly told me to drop to the floor, which i did. i looked up and there were 20 guns pointed at me. i was terrified. i was all by myself in a hotel room, not know whag wing what wg on, just hearing chaos. >> rich was not hurt. she is in las vegas for a convention. >> we are asking about ke sewerty in the bay area for you this morning. our team e-mailed and called several police agencies and transit authorities. as we get responses, we wi

meredith mcgehee talked about regulating political ads on social media platforms. c-span'so watch washington journal. join the discussion. next, we take you to a conference focusing on fighting violent extremism. we will hear from steve bannon, leon panetta, former cia director and retired army general david petraeus and arkansas senator tom cotton. altogether, they speak for about two hours and 45 minutes. [applause] if you belong to the left of the political persuasion, you might say this is appropriate because the forces of darkness are a peer. you have a different perspective, you would say there is some sort of illumination on thelight of this stage in absence of site. we have a full day today. we have heard many voices. we have had several speakers, we have had several banners. we have heard from republicans, democrats, senior retired officials, generals, two x cia director or's and so, the last we thought, was an exile talking to an insurgent. [applause] i don't think i need to , heoduce mr. steve bannon is the former white house strategist and executive cha

i watched the hearing this last week, it remind me of don meredith, turn out the lights, the party ishere is nothing left. they exhausted earn single investigative lead. they have gone back to the dossier. there is nothing there and all they are doing is playing out the clock to try to get something. lou: to bring it back to the senate intelligence committee. he says he would like to share his initial findings. the problem is there are no initial finding. stop, finish, ended. why in the world with anyone with any common sense go beyond that. why not shut it down. why not, mitch mcconnell saying enough already. richard burr saying enough already. >> if he had courage he would do that. i see the house not piling on. these people have to have political courage to do the right thing. i think some of them are afraid they will be pilloried and criticized. somewhat are they afraid of? are they afraid of k street or afraid of mitch mcconnell? the deep state in the billionaire donors? that's the veal:question. what they are not afraid of are the american people. thanks so much. be sure to vote

in washington, i'm mark meredith. ( steve ) a heads up... about 90 minutes to register to vote in some upcoming bay area elections. marin county, san mateo county and santa clara county are holding elections on november seventh. those who wish to participate have until 8 p-m to get their registration. you can submit your information online... and if you are mailing it in... just make sure the postmark says october 23rd. more information... go to our website... kron four dot com. ( pam ) today amazon revealed ... 238 cities have submitted bids to be home to its second headquarters. we know san jose is not on the list... but san francisco, oakland, fremont and fresno apparently have made offers. some cities are trying some creative methods to seal the deal. kansas city's mayor wrote 5-star reviews for a thousand different items on the company's website. new york city lit up landmarks in amazon's orange. tucson decided to send amazon's c-e-o a giant cactus. amazon has hinted that it is looking at areas with populations of at least one -million

trt: 1:13out: in washington, i'm mark meredith.aire and part of president trump's cabinet, commerce secretary wilbur ross was a census taker. "i was just happy to get a few bucks and be doing the work" now the secretary is in charge of america's 2020 census. and he's asking congress for three billion more dollars to get the job done. "we need to integrate a whole bunch of systems, because this is a very radical technological breakthrough" that breakthrough means letting census workers to do more counting online.as opposed to standard door to door counts in years past.the commerce department wants to test its technology next year. but the department says they've under estimated the costs to make that happen.the department says its goal is to work out all the tech kinks before 2020.florida senator bill nelson tells us he supports more money for the census, that is if it improves its accuracy."they best get ready, so we don't have a fiasco there" secretary ross tells us he's confident his agency can be counted on in 2020."we have to b

(catherine) kron four's white house correspondent mark meredith has a closer look.use democrats held hands as they descended the capitol steps.but they say their hands are tiedby republicans who won't even consider votes on new gun laws"how many more must die, a hundred, a thousand?"georgia congressman john lewis says greed and outside money are stopping congress from passing comprehensive gun control.on the house floor, one after another, democrats demanded new reforms."we need better background checks. and we need to make sure the mentally ill do not get guns."in sunday's shooting, police say the gunman may have used a legal device known as a "bump stock". it allows a legal semi-automatic weapon to fire hundreds of rounds a minutelike an illegal fully automatic machine gunsenator diane feinstein says she's been trying to outlaw bump stocks for years."there is no better way to honor the 59 people who were slaughtered than to take action prevent this from happening again"and at least one house republican member agrees.congressman bill flores of texas says he'll back

the film starts -- stars burgess meredith. might know him better as the penguin from batman and he is a actor,c actor, theater already been in an adaptation of "of mice and men" and of course, ronald reagan in the bottom right hand corner. the film emphasizes everyone as a role to play. actually ideal for gunner.tion of rear most of those as red gunners and double sydni come in roles. ronald reagan was the chief personnel officer. in july of 1943, the first motion picture unit began production in in hollywood. by unit was mostly staffed hollywood veterans, writers, producers, technicians, and actors. the unit operated like any hollywood studio with one major difference, all of its members were in uniform. bit to runut to be a down for the purposes so they moved to another studio. it had joined the army signal cold core. comedy producer and responsible for the "our gang" series. 1943, they reduced -- produce their first film which showed pilots examining their mistakes in the afterlife. in addition to the recruit and films, the

with us now is gold star mother, karen meredith. she comes from a long line of families that served this country in the military, and lost her only child, her son in iraq in 2004. he joined the army out of high school in 1995, and stationed in iraq in 2003 and was given the chance to lead his own platoon. he died a year later on memorial day. karen, thank you for being here. >> good morning. >> as we remember your son and so many others every day, and especially right now, what is it that members of families that lose their children in battle need the most from leadership right now? >> i think what most gold star families would say is do not forget my child, and let us know that their lives matter, and so president trump, by not acknowledging these four deaths in niger made us feel like their service didn't matter, and their lives didn't matter and the families didn't matter. >> you think the delay -- it was a 12-day delay before we heard anything directly from the president, that is what the white house did wrong? the white house s

great question.ou i am a graduate of a women's college it brings me to my question in the history of meredithcollegege there is nothing about this were they aware that this was happening in how was it represented in their history. and often what happened. what happens as a member of the military. they often wear the same person. and in some of the colleges have reconstructed their history. they have begun to recover this. they have a clandestine crypt analysis course that was going on during the war in the graduate. most of them went up to work for the army code breaking operation. she was a music major and they were also often very adept because they were good at reading patterns. she took that course at winthrop. she is a high school band director. when her scores on that course found their way to the army code breaking operation. and she received a message saying we could use you in washington.wl she knew that it have sunk a japanese convoy. later on in her life the women were very proud when they knew what was there. later on in her life when she began having children of her own and she r

. >> it would include companies like hearst, conde nast, meredith, vox, vice media, basically a lot of newspapers and magazines that are not in the position to to take on extra burdens, financial burdens in reporting. 50 million unique users in the internet world is actually not a lot. >> thanks. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from maryland, mr. sarbanes, you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for permission to participate in the hearing. thank you for taking this issue as seriously as you have and also want to thank ranking member kelly for her focus on this, and i want to thank my colleague from washington for his leadership on the honest ads act which i think is a critical step as we prepare for the elections next week -- next year, a although it could be next week. it seems like it's coming fast and furious, and that's why we need to get ready for it. .. we've got to anticipate what comes next. it's hard to do that but in the baseline regime of disclosure in place with respect to what is happening online with the one thinwould be onething we

what we do we press out meredith's hair, gave her a crown braid.nd we just took it apart, and we allowed for to zero to have little more height. great style that you can wear for weddings, must be every day. >> look at that in the back. >> so the key once you braid it, loosen it? >> loosen it, pull it out. >> i like the sides. >> and it gives it more height. >> very nice. you have to have the height. >> yes, and wonderful wake up hair. >> exactly. >> oh, i am loving this. >> so this is what we call feeder braids. this is definitely in. so the whole objective to feed ever braids is that they start smaller, and you add the extentions in with every other rotation. and we added small corn rose, so just defined the parts. so people are really doing that now, did i that in miami, where you have little braid, then bigger one, just gives it cleaner look, allows you foresee the style little better. so we add the extention, so she can have the length of of course as we said, edges are in, so we laid some edges. and some small corn rose, as i said, to define

meredith come over here. would you go first? ladies first isn't that how it goes?uys this is five haunted houses on the grounds here of creamy acres, it's it's largest of the haunted houses in the state of new jersey and ranked one of the best in the state as well. and christmas time what should we think? lets go see santa? i don't think he is real? oh my gosh! i thought he wasn't and who is this -- it's a weird creepy elf. oh -- she climbs on the table. i don't like christmas anymore. so guys there is plenty to do here. not only do they have five haunted houses, is it safe for me to go in this room a haunted hayride and painted zombie pained hayride. >> have a happy holiday. >> i will now. thank you. guys so lets go to a different room lets go to a different room. guys we'll continue to explore and give you the seven-day forecast, we have plenty of rain to talk about for the eagles game. coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> he is so polite. so civil as well. >> he can rewrite -- okay. thank you adam. >> at least seven camden county sheriffs are celebrati

that day, the democrats took that meredith from russia entered it on his head and waited about trump and russia. when in fact this past week we have found out that the democrats paid russia. >> marie: that's not true. >> dagen: through an intermediary, they were paying the russia to compile a dossier. is that collusion, i don't know what is. >> marie: we also saw this week that the trump campaign arm can merge analytical reached out to julian is on jet asked for wikileaks help in dumping hillary's emails. julian sanchez is an enemy of the united states government. he is dangerous to our national security. there are a lot of things on this. could have been so poorly run that they did not know about this contract. i don't know. we don't have evidence yet. everyone on the other side of the aisle says to me we can make assumptions, we need to wait for evidence. i would say that is true here too. but leon panetta is right at the bigger point, this is all part of the bigger investigation and the intelligence community has been clear that the russians interfered and our election. we all agr

. >> sheryl, then meredith.ng and two desperate efforts to find her. >> she he could be alive and we can't let up. >> could this old movie be the key?

one's meredith talks about regulating ads on social media platforms. join the discussion. in the afternoon, a house panel looks of the laws regulating political advertising on social media. we have live coverage from the oversight and government reform subcommittee starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three.

meredith mcgehee talked about regulating political ads on social media platforms. c-span'so watch washington journal. join the discussion. next, we take you to a conference focusing on fighting violent extremism. we will hear from steve bannon, leon panetta, former cia director and retired army general david petraeus and arkansas senator tom cotton. altogether, they speak for about two hours and 45 minutes. [applause] if you belong to the left of the political persuasion, you might say this is appropriate because the forces of darkness are a peer. you have a different perspective, you would say there is some sort

wants to establish himself as a monkey man ♪ ♪ be bold in new york then i was buddies with burgis meredithcourse, the penguin, from "rocky," yeah. >> he's a wild guy, i had burgis do this kind of talking middle part that was based on the hindenburg crash. >> jimmy: the spoken word? >> the monkey is falling, oh my god, the humanity, he's burning, he's a machine, what would this mean? >> jimmy: dino, he said no? >> no, he just -- you've done "saturday night live." >> jimmy: no, i never have, no. >> well, he had the expression that all the writers have when -- remember beau and i did "saturday night live." you pitch them something and you're excited and -- >> jimmy: i think dino was short sighted. if you want to record that i'd be happy to loan you my band, they're here and ready to do "monkey man." jeff bridges, everybody. "only the brave" opens in theatres october 20th. we'll be right back with isla fisher. want in on the secret to ageless skin? take the olay 28 day challenge see visible results day 1. by day 28? years off your skin age. but don't take it from us, take it from one of the mi

. >> and next we have meredith >> numerous features with those publications of the guardian and the atlantic and american prospect and many others dividing time between new york give the philippines. >> although not anymore. >> to my immediate left is the director from presser programming formally the director of media for the presidential campaign for hillary clinton with celebrity interviews everyone and everything from the "huffington post" to cnn. and written for the new york daily news and cnn.com also has a law degree by the way from rutgers law school. and the mta from international relations from tufts university. kate harding said i was the one who got her on instagram. [laughter] but it didn't take for gushy is the author of asking for it. a finalist of the 2016 minnesota book award and has given lectures on body image and rape culture and that this spring a distinguished visiting writer at cornell college and earned her biography says that she is feminist as fuck. [laughter] nasty. currently the senior editorial director and a former executive editor of the world with being bloggi

we talked to meredith rich on the phone.he was staying on the 32nd floor of mandalay bay, the same floor the shots were coming from when the attacks happened. she heard the rapid-fire shots and was alerted on a work group chat to stay in her room. >> just getting back into my room after a long day of work when i heard some rapid loud noises. i wasn't quite sure what to expect or what that might be. there was a lot of running down the hallway on my floor. a lot of noise. a lot of hustle and bustle. so, i immediately went into the bathroom and took cover. >> after a half hour of being in her room, she heard an explosion, which she believes was the police breaking through the suspect's door. rich was hiding in her restroom during most of it. >> we are checking with securitiment bay area for you. our team has been e-mailing and calling police agencies. bart was recently on a high alert following terror attack last month. as we get responses we will update you on the story on www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> right now, we want to take to

. >> my name is meredith ross. i had a very different perspective than you are sharing . people likefear was the ku klux klan. i couldn't understand why people could be so unaware, so of other people. it just seemed very hard to me. we had daniel schorr in our house. as a nine year old i was back in the hallway listening to him interviewing people in our living room and i was a little and yet theite discussion was very open in our home and among friends that i had. , we all hadthis different experiences. the signs that said white people and black people for the bathrooms were horrifying to me as a child and that was the heart that i experienced and that my family talked about. we looked at other examples in history of discrimination. >> both of your parents were very involved on the side of racial justice from the start. i think he needs to be said the you are jewish and that gave you a different perspective. it hadht recently, it just been 10 years as the holocaust at that time and it had to be terrifying to see these kinds of attitudes being expressed towards black peop

. >> our next guest is meredith mcgehee of the group issue one. she is their chief of policy programs and strategy and talking about this proposal arc legislative proposal taking a look at ads on facebook and twitter. tell us what issue one is. >> it is a

>> meredith in raleigh. which brings me to my question which is in the history of meredith college, i don't -- there's nothing about this. so, you know, how were they recruited in were the women's colleges aware that this was happening? and how was that represented in their history? >> yes. so often what happened when women were specifically recruited from colleges, both women's colleges and teachers' colleges, what would happen is a member of the military would contact a math professor or astronomy professor. often they were the same person. and some of the colleges have actually started to reconstruct this history. so winthrop college has begun to recover this. they were contacted by the u.s. army. they had a clandestine cryptoanalysis course, and the graduates were hotly competed for by the military. most of them went up to work for the army code-breaking operation. and, in fact, i interviewed a woman who's still alive, she was a music major at win p drop. music majors were also very adept because they we

>> meredith in raleigh. which brings me to my question which is in the history of meredith college, i don't -- there's nothing about this. so, you know, how were they recruited in were the women's colleges aware that this was happening? and how was that represented in their history? >> yes. so often what happened when women were specifically recruited from colleges, both women's colleges and teachers' colleges, what would happen is a member of the military would contact a math professor or astronomy professor. often they were the same person. and some of the colleges have actually started to reconstruct this history. so winthrop college has begun to recover this. they were contacted by the u.s. army. they had a clandestine cryptoanalysis course, and the graduates were hotly competed for by the military. most of them went up to work for the army code-breaking operation. and, in fact, i interviewed a woman who's still alive, she was a music major at win p drop. music majors were also very adept because they we

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. >> reporter: today oswalt has found another source of joy new love with his fiance meredith sallingerectedly through a series of online conversations. >> we talked back and forth every night at 9:00. okay, same time tomorrow night? it was one of the things i really missed about being with michelle is being in the dark talking with someone at the end of the day. we would do that for hours. by the time we met, even though it wasn't explicit, we were in love, you know, and it didn't take very long to b to be with this person. >> reporter: but not everyone was supportive of their relationship. the couple received some pushback on social media. >> i remember saying this one time to a friend. nothing brings out hatred and outrage on the internet than saying you love something especially on the internet. they're just not comfortable with clumsy open joy in life. >> thank you so much. >> with everything you've done and everything you're doing, is there something you really want to do in your career that you haven't done? >> i haven't directed a film. i want with to make a film. >> do you have

it would include companies like meredith, fox, face media, basically letter newspapers and magazines that are not in a position to take on extra financial burdens. 50 million unique users in the internet world is not a lot. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from maryland. >> thank you for permission to participate in the hearing. thank you for taking this issue as serious as you have and i think ranking member for her focus on this. i think glycolic from washington for his leadership on the honest ads acts. although it could be next week seems like it's coming fast various. is there anyone on the panel who thinks right now we have an adequate level of disclosure with respect to spending on political advertisements, on online platforms to be ready for the next election? does anyone think that disclosure is adequate? see anyone else, let the record show. i don't think it's adequate. i think if her going to be ready has you're saying we have to anticipate what comes next. hard sometimes to do that i think putting a baseline machine of disclosure in place with respect to what's