. >> reporter: mike king's house was hit too. >> if it hadn't gone in there and dropped down onto the dry woodchips here, i imagine it could have easily started a fire. >> reporter: police say the suspects rode around the neighborhood shooting a flare gun into seven homes late saturday night into sunday morning. because of these surveillance videos, investigators were able to crack the case quickly, arrested four juveniles, citizens turned over their footage to investigators. >> i'm glad they made an arrest. it's dangerous. >> one of the things that's come up is whether this was done intentionally to try to start fires in the neighborhood or whether it was kids being kids. either way, regardless of the intentd, the outcome could have been bad. >> reporter: now, of course, all four were booked into juvenile hall but folks are asking whether or not prosecutors might charge them as adults. >> thank you. >>> accusations of sexual misconduct have led to the resignation of a powerful but controversial federal judge. 15 women have come forward with claims against ninth circuit judge alex ka

. >> reporter: mike king is describing what happened just after midnight at his home in san ramon justoff of estero drive. someone was driving around the residential street, firing a flare gun at houses. one of the flairs hit the -- flares hit is window only a few feet from where mike was sitting. >> it broke one pane of glass. it burn ad hole in the glass here. >> reporter: mike's house wasn't the only one. at least half a dozen homes on the south side of town were targeted, some with broken glass, others burn marks on the walls. amazingly no one was hurt and there was no major fire damage. >> it might be random. this is a great neighborhood to live in. we haven't had this type of problem. >> reporter: flare guns shoot a flare straight in the air as a rescue signal and are supposed to be used -- and are not supposed to be used as a weapon. police are looking into who is behind attacks and why they are using a flare gun. >> i have never heard of this happening in san ramon or happen in my career. it is definitely something that is rare. >> reporter: some residents say after this it is

would be called where you can look at some and stay on it as the planes moving a former military man mike king knows how to catch the enemy so when the federal aviation authorities stopped him flying on mind aircraft he simply changed tactics plan b. was to buy real airplanes and so we did we purchased a cessna two to a six and we get a lot of video that way it's been a extremely effective tool for us to gather intelligence on what's happening on the border what you train your eye to see in the bush is you start picking out pretty easily as you fly along or specialists outside as they're staging. there are aspiring illegal aliens at that point there is a lot of it you don't see it because they don't want to be seen but they're everywhere and we first got a thermal camera put on the house and i turned in i swung into the south just looking into mexico there are people down there and the next day there are people down there and the next day there are people down there and that every night i was catching groups of twenty thirty walking just west of the property here for like three weeks straight

. >> mike king is describing what happened last night just after midnight at his home off estero drive in san ramon. someone was driving around the residential street firing a flare gun at houses. one of the flares hit the window only a few feet from where mike was sitting. >> reporter: mike's house wasn't the only one. at least half a dozen homes were targeted last night. some with broken glass, others with burn marks on the walls. amazingly no one was hurt and there was no major fire damage. >> it might be random. this is a great neighborhood to live in. we haven't had this type of problem. >> reporter: flare guns are designed to shoot a flare straight into the air as a rescue signal. they are not suppose to be used as a weapon. police are trying to figure out who is behind the attacks and why they are using a flare gun. >> i have never heard of this happening in san ramon or in my entire career. it's rare. >> reporter: some residents say after this it is time to step up their home security. >> i was already thinking about getting some outdoor surveillance cameras. this mi that. >> r

. >> reporter: one of the flares hit the window only a few feet from where mike king was sitting. >> it was a dual pane window. it broke through one pane of glass, kind of a streak here where it burned down and burned a hole in the glass here. >> reporter: the teens are behind bars and just one week before christmas they could be there over the holidays. >> depending on what the parents want to do. they can post them and get them out before the holidays or they can stay in there. >> reporter: as you might imagine, a lot of rattled nerves, but fortunately no one was injured despite the property damage. they did pretty quick detective work i'd have to say. three teens were arrested last night and the fourth one arrested today. >> what about these kids' parents? have they shown up to juvenile hall yet? have they contacted police, any word where they are? >> reporter: absolutely. the parents have been notified because these teens are under 18 years old and pretty quick detective work like i said thanks to that surveillance video. police were able to track down the driver's license plates

particularly amusement park is decked out with a sea of lights mike the king says winter is the peak season for a good. while is practiced throughout the year i think for the winter period it becomes almost a survival strategy it's a way of getting the best out of a time of year which is doc and cold and wet and we're forced into forced. the best place to experience here is in danish homes the danes have more living space per person than any other european country and they make their surroundings as comfortable as possible. light is important too. there's a reason why we use twice as much candle wax as number two in europe which is australia because we enjoy lighting that is at the low end of the temperature scale so we enjoy warm mortify soft diffused lights to create a nice the atmosphere in a room. but danes also like to have nice things around the house northern europe is known for its design concepts like lamps by pulling an accent and chairs by on a yacob send and corpulent but do these things actually make people happy the notion or the concept of hickeys something that for da

peter king-mike thompson legislation, but they have the time to do concealed carry and make it even easier. so here we are. the g.o.p. tax scam has the consequences for americans in every stage of life. yesterday, we had little children and what it meant to them. and later in the day, to seniors nd what it means to them and everyone in between. they say it is a tax break for the middle class. t raises taxes on 78 million middle-class families. 62% of the benefit in the senate bill goes to the wealthiest 1%. 13 the a.c.a. repeal, million more americans may be unshurd under this legislation. it's just appalling. and you have to give them credit for their gall. this is an assault to pillage the middle class. why? to give tax breaks to the wealthiest people and corporate america to $1.5 trillion. who pays the price? republicans made no see dret of it. the speaker said once the g.o.p. adds trillions of dollars to the national debt, they openly admit that they plan to begin historic crusade by destroying medicare and medicaid for everyone else. that's been their goal all along because they don't

. ♪ >>> ya gotta try this indian food and mike is heading to king of prussia. >> wanted to try new indian they ended up putting him to work. ya gotta see this. ♪ >>> i come to place i've never been before the king of prussia town center. it looks like little town. it looks like they moved sel center city to king of prussia. i'm here to go to this restaurant called chula. i had this on because i'm going to do some work. i'm going to stick my arm into a 600-degree oven. this should go well. >> please meet sim rad the own are in. what's it mean? >> chao la means oven. >> so you see our those are oven we use to make our meats india indianed to is about flavors and not just fire. >> i'm a very tender delicate man and i can't take too many spices. >> our foot is a perfect balance we let the spices elevate the ingredients. >> i came here to make some. let's do it. >> yeah. >> we start with the dough. the dough comes in. we flatten it and the size of a tambourine kind of like what the apparatus looks like you'll be putting the dough on. you stick your arm in there and keep it flat and put it in t

. >> stahl: mike was equally direct with the king of late night television, johnny carson, about histo have a little pop, i sure did. i don't handle it well. >> wallace: you and-- really, you don't? >> carson: i don't handle alcohol well at all. no. >> jay leno: where's kroft? kroft, up next. >> stahl: steve interviewed carson's successor, jay leno. >> kroft: do you-- uh... >> stahl: and had a senior moment. >> kroft: i just lost my train of thought. and i was trying to remember this question i wanted to ask him. >> leno: he's had a stroke. can we stop? i was ready to jump in with the paddles. ♪ ♪ >> stahl: morley hung out with television icon jackie gleason, and played some pool-- nearly beating the great one. >> safer: gleason looked at me. eyes narrowed, ready to kill. and he thought he'd been hustled. >> jackie gleason: hey. hey. >> safer: goodnight, mr. gleason. >> gleason: that little snide remark will cost you. >> safer: of course, at that point, he just cleaned the table. >> gleason: did you like that one, pal? >> safer: please. >> stahl: for whatever reason, musicians often

king tonight. it was a seesaw battle most of the night. second quarter, mike scott misses the three. christmas present from downtown, tied at 60-60 at the break. early in the fourth, still tied. bradley beal scored two of his game-high 27. the wizards up two, but they go cold later in the fourth. wall loses the ball here, lebron james, uh-oh. count the bucket. lebr points, 12 rebounds and was urged lose. and the ravens took down the browns, 27-10. lebron james, 95 degrees tonight. kimberly: he looked at a different level. would have toou be living in a galaxy far, far away to not know which movie dominated the box office this weekend. kimberly: she is back. we know when the cast of "roseanne" will return to your tv screen. it will have an hour-long premiere march 27. you can watch the nine-episode revival right here on abc 7. the force was strong at the box office this weekend. the newest installment in the "star wars" brought in an estimated $220 million. that is the second highest opening weekend of all time, second only to its predecessor, 2015's "the force awakens." once internat

part of a greater plan is yet to be were veiled and got vice president mike pence in the region in the coming days we've got. where king for months on what's supposed to be revealed is the deal of the century are we going to see more moves towards a new peace process i think so and i think that's an excellent question and i think that we should give the president the benefit of the doubt he was elected to bring change to the united states president obama ran on hope and change i think president obama brought hope president trump is bringing change so he's he's seen that this is not work there was really no peace process that we can tell because of all the attacks and into fatah's over the decades so i think he's trying a new. and we should give him the benefit of the doubt i also think it's important to understand that millions of israelis and millions of palestinians are suffering needlessly and the main reason is because the palestinian leadership in the gaza strip and west bank won't compromise to let israel exists is a jewish state in the gaza strip hamas wants to wipe israel off the map and they run the gaza strip

mike, so that was enough. >> it was nice, yes. any coincidence the super moon and king tides happen at the same time?o, that's exactly why they do happen. look at the winds bouncing our east bay hills camera. sunny. you'll need the sunglasses. the driest air of the season is here and that may make things scratchy for you. some valleys may freeze. we may have a better chance tomorrow night. no hint of rain the next weeks. nothing on live doppler 7 right now. let's jump right into what will happen today. 59 the cool spot. we have san francisco, observing, santa rosa at 61. san jose and fremont, places like antioch and vallejo. concord and livermore some of the warm spots at 63. tonight, even colder, look at all those 30s. the only areas not in the 30s san rafael, san mateo, half moon bay and san francisco. so freezing cold tomorrow. a better chance wednesday morning but highs will rebound with all of this sunshine and dry air into the upper 50s. and temperatures look like they'll be above average starting about wednesday through sunday, sue. >>> we anticipate the backup. this fatal weekend crash, two a

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mike? >> remember, he was one of the hyenas in "lion king." he was great in "tin cup."hange since the '70s. a look at your dry december. hi, everybody. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. remember the second and third? hard to remember because it didn't rain much but we did have measurable rain. it is dry from the 4th to the 20th which is my accuweather seven-day forecast. anywhere from 45% to 73% of average. we need a lot more rain than we've gotten. >> updating breaking news on the peninsula. a car chase ends in a dramatic crash at a local country club. >> and remembering mayor ed lee. the woman who jumped into action to help the mayor moments after he collapsed at a san francisco safeway. >>> plus, at the live desk, fnew reaction to doug jones' win and roy moore's loss in the senate race. why for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the face of a fisherman? the hand of a ranch hand? the knee of a needle pointer? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin.

mike, don't hate. don't hate. as dr. king said and others said, hate is too heavy of a burden to bear.will destroy you. >> archbishop? jim? >> hate is gone. >> i would say the don't -- and especially to the young people who are here. early on in life, do not lose hope. if there is a virtue, i think, that this particular moment really calls for, it is the virtue of hope. because, with so much of the negative energy that is out there, the divisiveness, there is the invitation, the temptation, i could say, to abandon hope. in "dante's inferno," that is over the portal of hell. "abandon all hope, ye who enter here." >> jim, you talk about evangelicals talking about sin a lot. catholics have been known to use that word a lot also. the way we get to that is an examination of conscience. part of that is what we should and what we should not do. what should we not do? >> we had a town hall on this in atlanta. a white, he called himself an ally said -- you know, i am a recovering racist and i go to a multicultural church. but he said that things were getting so bad he did not feel any hope anym

mike nicco. >> good morning, i have good news and not so good news moving forward as far as our king tides go. see we're looking from mt. tam down on mill valley, one of those areas that always floods, park and ride. we get our highest of the king tides this go around today at 12:04 so during lunch, so i wouldn't be surprised if there's floodsing occurring now and a couple hours afterward. aother king time tomorrow at 12:52. last one for this round, wednesday at 1:43. the good news is king tide has moved past our beaches so the coastal flood warning is over. but i want to look ahead to what's coming our way. look at that. out in tracy, solano county, vallejo, up toward middletown and clear lake and lake county. yeah, we got a hard freeze coming for some of us. and that's going to spread across the rest of our neighborhoods in my accuweather seven day forecast. see you with those details in a second, kristen. >> it sounds good. thank you, mike. >>> the investigation into the trump campaign's possible ties with russia. president trump's attorney is floating a new legal defens claiming by definit

i'll talk about the wind speeds and king tides, where we may see minor flooding coming up. mike new crash in walnut creek. >> that

i'll talk about the wind speeds and king tides, where we may see minor flooding coming up. mike has a new crash in walnut creek. >> that's right. fortunately, the high winds didn't bring many reports of downed trees. we continue to track it. the roadways starting to see more traffic. more traffic, more reports. there's something new over here in pleasanton. we track the city and get more details from chp when they arrive. chp is here, southbound 680. north main. jams up out of concord. a crash blocking the fast lane. this is a tough time where the commute builds. we have the build at the bay bridge. lane 14 is closed from the deadly crash on saturday. there's the back upcoming down the berkeley curve. it's more significant than we see. the good news is the transition off 880 moves smoothly. these folks are headed toward cash lane 14. that may be the issue if that is your route. the slowing on the berkeley curve, you are about a half hour. 30 minutes from highway 4 to the toll plaza. >> thank you. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of southern california. take a look at

mike: charlie, if you get invited would you go to the wedding? >> no, i definitely would not go to a royal wedding. we overthrew the kingreat party. >> good thing calling him prince what's his name. >> i don't need titles. >> mike: next up, the democratic strategy in 2018. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm joan lunden with a place for mom every day we hear from families who partnered with a senior living advisor from a place for mom to help find the perfect place for their mom or dad thank you so much for your assistance in helping us find a place. mom feels safe and comfortable and has met many wonderful residence and staffers. thank you for helping our family find our father a new home. we especially appreciate the information about the va aid and attendance program. i feel i found the right place. a perfect fit. you were my angel and helped guide me every step of the way thank you. the senior living advisors at a place for mom partner with thousands of families every month, listening and offering local knowledge and advice to help find the best senior living communities across the country and it won't cost you a cent.

you have to -- mike evans, big supporter on that issue, is calling trump the modern day equivalent of king cyrus from the old testament. want to comment some. >> i agree. in fact for me that was kind of wife it made me vote for trump, because he is not the kind of person that evangelicals would more -- someone more like mike huckabee is more my speed, but a friend of mine said that he believed that god was raising him up like cyrus, and the bible says, and isaiah 45, i have called you even though you did not know me. it was like -- the people in the bible were not perfect at all, but yet god used them and used a pagan king from persia to send his people back to jerusalem. >> so many recent republican leaders, presidents and otherwise, have made -- like jesus said, many clean the outside of the platter but inside -- i keep going back to that passage, and i think -- >> absolutely right. >> they say, they seem look the good, decent people, good family people, but when it comes down to -- look how they acted when trump won. they have been trying to sabotage him ever since and they just don't a

mike hopkins. came over from syracuse, replaced lorenzo aremromar. a top team. they shock bill self and company, 74-65. it's good to be king. and have your own way.ebron james isn't really a king. that's just a nickname. dwyane wade to jeff green right there. this is the cavs against the kings. james to green. green 17 points off the bench. james, oh, look at this. stepback, bobby jack, james an assist shy of a triple-double and cavs have won 13 in a row. that was fun. have a great thursday. >> all right. thank you and coming up the number one video of the year on >> no. >>> also ahead inside jay leno's historic new home and the big discount he got. >>> plus more proof that tom brady can do it all. even slow down speeding drivers. we'll explain. #stuffynose #nosleep i got it... #mouthbreather yep, we've got a mouth breather. well just put on a breathe right strip and... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone so you can breathe... ...and sleep. go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. daddy!! did you get my su

mike says the commute starting to build around the bay. >> the good news is for the king tides, we didn't have closures in the north bay as we often do. we'll continue to track those. we were also focusing on the bay bridge. i want to show you all over the bay, south bay mild build here. the tri-valley and east bay, we have a typical pattern. 880 out of hayward is looking lighter than we often see. a lighter traffic flow, we see that toward the end of the year after thanksgiving, of course. we are looking at the san mateo bridge that was going to get more traffic. the good news for the morning is the bay bridge itself, only down one lane. the deadly crash that happened over the weekend took out a number of laneless. it's less than a half hour to highway four. the back up is here. only one of the lanes off to the right, lane 14, which was destroyed in saturday's crash. we'll talk more about that and the back up off 880. i'll let you know ways around it to avoid the bridge. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> getting cars off city streets. the plan moving ahead that would prevent them from

king of prussia interchange. otherwise mass transit looking good with no delays. mike alex back over to you >> thank you very much. well the fight to pursue criminal charges against the engineer in that 2015 fatal amtrak crash in port richmond will be argued in about two hours. >> pennsylvania's attorney general is appealing a judge's decision to dismiss the case against brass done -- brandon bostian, they concluded bostian was lost his bearings when the train derailed killing eight passengers. the judge ruled there wasn't enough evidence though to go to trial. >>> and congress is about to prove the most sweeping rewrite of the nation's tax fraud in more than three decades, president trump may be signing the tax reform bill into law, by the ends of today early this morning, the senate cleared the tax overhaul, along party lines, 51 to 48. the house passed the bill yesterday, but they have to vote again little bit. probably what in the next hour or so. because of a technicality. >> they were all cranky. up late. >> through science, tennessee couple, has welcomed a new g

mike pence, ambassador nikki haley, and the american people. the jewish people are agent nation. 3000 -- the jewish people are an agent nation. 3000 years ago king david declared jerusalem the capital of the jewish people. biblelem appears in the 660 times. it is the centerpiece of our history. day, jews face toward jerusalem to pray. at every wedding, we remember jerusalem. replica of an agent -- of an ancient coin. 607a.d,ted to the air during the tot -- to the year 67 a.d.. to the year only three years later, and the year 70 a.d., what our holy temperature -- what our holy temple be destroyed and the jewish people sent into exile for 2000 years. nearly 70 years ago this week, shortly after israel declared , the prime minister made a timeless affirmation. , jerusalem is a part of israel and the eternal capital. no united nations vote can alter the historic fact. message, oneortant that the world too often seems to forget. last year, and this very same , the security council passed the shameful resolution. this council had the audacity to presence atael's the western wall in jerusalem validity andl constitutes a flagrant violation under interna

mike cartwright, bbc look east. good things happened to good people, what a nice thing for a daughter to say about her mum. when cotton was kingmanchester has become the only textile factory to spin cotton commercially again. the process has revived the sector connecting businesses across the region as they make clothes using the yarn. our correspondentjudith moritz has followed the supply chain from start to finish — her report contains some flashing images. fresh off the boat from california, cotton has come back to its spiritual home. refurbished and re—energised, this manchester mill is the first in the uk to spin commercially again. for the first time in 50 years, cotton is in full production. it's really re—engaged the weavers and the finishers and the dyers to pull together and forge those chains back again. and there is honestly an enormous appetite for provenance and british—made. we're following the process as the cotton spun here finds its way from the bale to the clothes hanger. from its raw state to spun yarn. i'm now going to take this cotton from here in manchester over to blackburn to be dyed. that's for you. w

mike shumann. enjoy your final day of 2017. >>> good sunday morning to you. a live look outside as we usher in the new year. also king coming into play tomorrow and tuesday as the sun and the moon and earth, they come into proper alignment. so we'll have those pretty high tides monday morning to late morning into tuesday, but we're also looking at tonight, new year's eve, where we're going to see cool temperatures late in the 30s in the north bay. for the evening we'll see a mix of stars and clouds, maybe even a little fog as well, and looking at showers returning by wednesday. as soon as tomorrow, we will have better air quality so we won't have that spare the air alert we'll have today. a live look outside, you can't see it yet but there are clouds around from our roof camera and also haze all around the bay to the south bay. we're looking at poor air quality and cooler conditions today. look at all the clouds streaming in. this is a weak system offshore, and it's got just a little bit of rain associated with it. we could see a light sprinkle, maybe even a light shower, but it's not going to amount to anything. we'

high on the korean peninsula after king john government we conducted a number of missile tests this year drawing international condemnation and tough sanctions. mike hanna is live for us now at the united nations so mike there debating i believe now just give us a bit of background if you can assess as to who brought this resolution and what the sort of the which way that the debate is going. well so the debate actually has not really started yet there's been a little bit of a delay at the top of the security council meeting first the representatives of china and russia left the chamber followed shortly afterwards by the u.s. ambassador they now all back in the chamber and the meeting is about to begin but it may be that there was some last minute hitches in terms of the deal we done to stood before the meeting that they had been agreement from russia and china to these proposals in the resolution made by the united states which substantially tightens sanctions on north korea both russia and china have been unwilling in the past to introduce further sanctions without the sanctions already in place being properly implemented russia and china also w

mike: yes, i think that's a great point. content is king. they are acquiring but also acquiring controlling interest in hulu, hulu is fastest competitors to netflix. this gives bob iger to not only own the content but deliver to individuals, the way people consume content is different than five years ago a lot of moving parts but positive for disney. dagen: maria, you pointed out that bob iger will stay as ceo in 2021. previous retirement date was 2019. that extends -- based on what i know at this point, that extends his time there as the leader for two more years. >> just to be clear, 52 billion was not to acquire dagen's contract. [laughter] maria: dagen stays with the assets that are staying here. dagen: hey, why do you have to make fun of me, buddy? [laughter] >> i was just asking. mike: we talk all the time, we talk about disney and espn and how it's not doing well and costing the money and cord cutters but now they are actually -- disney is doubling down in sports because they are acquiring regional sports network, they will have contr

mike pence that said that he is also under a lot of pressure to do. the opposite we have we've seen several reports that the u.s. has actually warned mahmoud abbas against the king that move and he is pressing on him to meet with michael but so we'll see what diplomacy will bring about in the next few days but as we stand that's how it is the meeting is supposed to happen on the seventh seventeenth so distant at least ten days for things to change all right how to thank you i mean in ramallah well joining us now in the studio is a senior political analyst marwan bashara and summer one palestinian president mahmoud abbas has always advocated for peaceful means of pursuing state but now we see these protests and clashes in the region what is the risk of the escalating into something greater now an uprising. not only did he. did he bets on the peaceful negotiations which is you know which is great he basically believed like like president sadat of egypt believe that ninety nine percent of the cards are in america's hands and hence he put all his eggs in america's baskets and i think what we face now is not simply a blow back on on on the on the diplomatic front wha

mike feel very strongly about it. i'm not going to judge them. it is their right. if i were king for a day, i'm not and i don't want to be, i would do a few things in this bill differently. but i am not going to let what i perceive to be perfection to be the enemy of good. >> sentiment like that is why leadership is confident they'll have enough votes within their own party to get this done. >> sandra: have democrats been able to remove anything from the bill that they didn't want? >> the johnson amendment will no longer be repealed. that's the one that stopped churches from getting political -- from endorsing political candidates. democrats are cheering it will stay in the language. so we have senator ron wyden saying i'll continue to fight all attempts that keeps the sankty tie of our religious institutions intact and republicans like senator james langford think this is a way for the i.r.s. to limit free speech. >> bill: want to bring in the chair woman for the republican national committee and welcome back to our program. >> great to be here. >> bill: how concerned are you ab

mike what about the north korean position. well there we had rex tillerson making clear the phrase he used is sustains the sation north korea which is a very king a very rare appearance in the chamber getting permission from the president of the security council to do so well it's representative argued very strongly that north korea had a sovereign right to the possession of nuclear weapons he accused the us of manipulating the security council as he put it and attempting to create some kind of nuclear monopoly for itself the deeper the dispensable nuclear power or peace the lobbyists that sincerely it's a non put if lucian or really good own human the people or the international the and the put the would put the two or with the noble cause the superbug dingwall the peace in the security and what about the positions from some of the other security council members. well there is a divide as i said russia and china absolutely adamant that sanctions must remain in place yes they say that they are committed to the sanctions regime something called into question by the u.s. secretary of state however they are arguing that sanctions person not be see

mike huckaby is comparing president trump to the iconic leaders, many his torns on twitter seem to disagree, the former arkansas governor encouraged them to watch a film by winston churchill. he was feared by king as reckless and despised for his bluntness, he didn't retreat. we had a chamberlain for eight years, in donald trump, we have a church hymn. a member of norway's perform wasn't buying it, tweeting, quote, sure, church hymn served his country. 55 years in parliament, 31 years as a minister, nine as prime minister. he was one of history's most gift orators, end quote. joining us the host of msnbc politics nation and the network the reverend al sharpton, good to see you. >> good morning. trump is like churchill, you agree, i assume? >> well, i think the response that you read was probably could be top. i mean for huckaby to compare him to someone leak church hymn, i didn't agree with all of churchill's policies in thinks i history and imperialism. i mean, it's an insult to churchill and it's an insult to any of us that study history and i think that not only has trump lowered the ball of the presidency, huckaby has lowered the bar of preachers that become politically involved. >> like th