michael berry. >> if you have a minute and a half, it's a fascinating story. i read that book. is a great writer. within that chapter about michael berry he listed 10 things asperger's have that michael had as well. some of them were not being able to look someone in the eye, which i am not doing well at the moment. singular hobbies, etc., etc. i go, that's me. i took the book out to my ex-wife and said, read this. and she read it. i think i have asperger's. she said you do. not, you do? she said, you do. >> you did not know this about yourself? >> no, not before i read it in that book. >> you were in your early 70's. >> it explained a lot. i am sort of proud of it because it explains a lot about me. all asperger's are not geniuses. the intelligent thing is not necessarily a big part of it. my personal behavior and ability to relate to people, my singular hobbies, stamp collecting and this and this and this. i said, hey, maybe i do. i did go to a psychiatrist. in the first meeting, at the end i said, do you think i have asperger's? she said, oh yeah. viviana: you can see much m

michael berry. a if you have a minute and half, it is a fascinating story. i read that book.listed 10 things that asperger's have that michael had as well, and i read them and i read some of them, not being able to look somebody in the eye. singular hobbies like stamp collecting, etc. i go, that is me. i took the book to my ex-wife and said, read this. she read it. i think i have asperger's. she said, you do. not, you do? but you do. >> you did not know this about yourself? >> not until i read it in the book. >> not until you are in your early 70's? >> it explained a lot. i'm proud of it. it explains a lot about me. not all asperger's are geniuses. the intelligence thing is not necessarily a big part of it, behavior andal ability to relate to people. my singular hobby, stamp collecting. do.aybe i and so i did go to a psychiatrist. at the end of the first meeting, i said, do you think i have asperger's? >> and she said, oh yeah. ♪ viviana: you can see much more of that exclusive conversation with bill gross and many more compelling interviews of bloomberg.com. that wraps up ou

. >> let me say before you leave the next panel is even better. [ laughter ] >>berry an carmen, michael steele, norm orenstein, and jesse wegman and bob cusack. that's up next. >> be back at 10:30.

three boys killed in the tragic christmas niept car crash were like berries to her. 16-year-old javier ramirez and twins micro and michael urista all died when the car they were in crashed into a tree along the two-lane road in pleasanton. >> mike, he was just a humble guy. he cared for everyone. and everything. michael was always -- would always be there for you no matter what. >> atream of people have been coming by the accident seen to drop off flowers. all three boys went to the dublin high school. the only girl in the crash is in critical conditions. while the twin's 16-year-old cousin jared reynoso is critically injured. >> they're fantastic kids. they had their life in front of them. and in an instant on christmas night tragedy struck our community. >> the dublin high school organizing a candle light vigil on campus on sunday. and getting teams of grief counselors ready to help. the teen's mom shared a video of the three boys, says they were best friends and excited to start driving. >> we just wish they were here. >> jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> a dangerous day of deliveries in the east bay. police say

. >> let me say before you leave the next panel is even better. [ laughter ] >>berry an carmen, michael steele, norm orenstein, and jesse wegman and bob cusack. that's up next. >> be back at 10:30. >> so it is my pleasure now to introduce bob cusack, the editor-in-chief of the hill who will moderate a panel on how will candidates messages and platforms change with the popular vote. bob. >> thanks, jim. i want to introduce our panel. norm orenstein, michael steele. bianca carmen. i was looking back at the states that were visited most by donald trump and hillary clinton in the last election. not surprisingly north carolina, florida, pennsylvania, of course democrats wish hillary clinton had visited wisconsin a bit more. but the first question would be if we did change the system and, norm, i'll start with you. what would be the impact of campaigns and their strategy? >> so, as you mentioned, bob, they visited the large states. and i was kind of amused when senator cramer of north dakota defending the electoral college said -- awfully close in terms of popular votes. then every vote would

berry. >>> one of san francisco's most celebrated conductors was honored in washington, d.c. san francisco ordinary care tra music director michaeltime achievement award. actress sally field, singer linda ron stad, earth wind and fire, and sesame street for also honored. >>> a man in a miami art gallery is talking about the moment he removed a $120,000 banana from an art exhibit, peeled it, and ate it. he posted video of his stunt yesterday. there were three editions of the banana in duct tape installation. the gallery said two had sold for $120,000. >> 50% of people say don't do this. it's crazy. another 50% say do it, it's genius. so, it's absolutely what art is about. art is about question mark. >> he says the artist was joking with the installation and he was having fun with the joke. security escorted him from the gallery which says it will not press charges against him. the gallery has replaced the banana with another one. >> you're paying 120k for a banana, it should peel itself. >> yeah, i have so many questions. >> yeah, we don't have any answers. except about the weather. >> we're tracking fog. it's locally dense in spo

berries and nuts for the birds. >>> up next, protecting your privacy on social media. >> 7 on your side michael finney will walk youeffect on the first of january. what you'll need to do to make it work for you. >>> a tourist helicopter went down off the coast of kawai. what officials there are are saying about the crash. >>> and the winter wonderland in southern california. look at this video. an update on >>> a lot of people, maybe you, pour out their hearts and personal information on social media but not everyone is aware that much of that information is being collected and made available to marketers. >> first in the nation law will go into effect in california january 1st. to give you greater privacy when using social media. >> michael finney is at the big board to demonstrate what you need to do. >> first let me start off by saying this is an opt in law. that means if you want to take advantage of the change, you need to do a little work. now i'll try to make it as easy as possible by walking you through this step by step. but what i won't be able to show you that is raising a few eyebrows. now the new law i

berry gordy jr. turned 90 years young. gordy turned his record label into a hit making juggernaut, taking talent and turning them into stars, such as smokey robinson, stevie wonder, the supremes, temptations, michaelrsonally. he's also been a humanitarian. he gave spoken word albums for dr. martin luther king. he more than anyone i can think of helped impact the culture and made many in urban centers and the south that were black have a mainstream audience they never had. and made the world listen to the motown sound. happy birthday, mr. gordy. you've put more in 90 years than most people have done in centuries. may you have many more. thank you for the motown sound. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here next saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern. up next, "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> this sunday, the impeachment fight with the house ready to drop charges against president trump. >> we see a violation of the constitution, we have no choice but to act. >> the president's supporters. >> we won't let the democrats in the house destroy this president in a sham process. >> and the president -- >> these are the facts of the case closed, game over, turn off the television. >>