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laura: millie bobby brown the.ball's biggest names, and now he has gone to london to promote the sport. alex rodriguez was a new york yankees star and he is in england for the first game there between the yankees and the boston red sox. he speaks about life and baseball. reporter: i have to confess, i don't know a great deal about baseball. i imagine many of our british audiences are in the same boat. tell us what it is we need to know and why it is importanto bring it here. alex: in many ways it is like a religion for us back home. in 25 years, i don't recall going to fenway park and not being a sold-out crowd withst ding room only.re weoming here after 10 or 15 years of thinking about it, llprocessing it, and rwi wanting to lea our best, and major league baseball has done exactly that. new york yankees, 27-time wndld champions,oston red sox, the current world champions. reporteryou retired from baseball in 2016, but it is no surprise they picked you for this role. wh are you doing to bring brand to the u.k. and a

just millie and johnny. joh ... ? you know, millie's boyfriend.enizens of this world just lie to him without a second thought. ... and johnny prince. glad to know you, mr. cross. johnny is dangling chris on a string through kitty. so that that puts the viewer in the position of knowing that cross is really a dupe, which is a weak -- a very weak masculine kind of position. he accepts everything at face value, and yet he's still disturbed. how do you do? it seems to me i've seen you before somewhere. could be. could be, mr. cross. yes. i, uh, i just don't seem to remember. maybe i'm mistaken. could be. edward g. robinson is kind of lost in these taller people's bodies. so when he enters, he doesn't take over the room. he's almost like an intruder. i'll go with you, sweetheart. oh, don't bother, johnny. i wouldn't think of lettin' you go alone, darling. you might get run over by a street car. each character has a rhythm of how they speak. good-bye, mr. cross. it's most markedly different between johnny and chris. johnny speaks almost only in statemen

why is that so personal to you millie: that is true.t of bullying drough school also through cyber bullying online. i think that is why i am so excited to work with unicef in violence and ndber bullyingullying in general, because not only does it mean something personal to me , but i know that other childron are going h that, too, and that is why i'm using my platform and voice to end this, because that is enough. ata: i know you are aro avoiding spoilers, bhi is there an at all you can share about the upcoming season of "stranger things"? millie: it is the summer of love, a lot of relationships, and that twist that "stranger things" adds to it. arthe kind of slogan w using for this season is "it's spreading." and we don't know what it is. but you will have to find out next yea laura: millie bobby brown there. he is one of baseball's biggest names, and now he has gone to london to promote the sport. alex rodriguez was a new york yankees star and he is in england for the first game there between the yankees and the boston red sox. he spe

oh, millie is crying. oh! >> so are the kiddos. on three say hi millie. life. she literally watches you every day without fail. without fail. >> we love you. thank you so much. >> weove you right back. you have great kids here. thanks for hanging with us. all right. love al thank you. >> that was great. >> amazing. that's crowd hall of fame right there. >> that's great. >> love millie. >> doesn't get any better than that. >> that's adorable. >> a o making thetrip, coming up ahead, the dramatic prison break and manhunt in new york. it played out like a hollywood script. now it ishe getting hollywood treatment from ben stiller and an all-star cast. they are here to tel us about their thrilling new series. >>> and ahead, dylan, jenna and yours truly will see you on the third hour of "today." >> what? >> thanks. >> it's not easy. we are going to have more of jenna's fascinating conversation with former first lady michella obama and our series when i fwroe up. >> first, a check on ather from al. >> today's weather is brought to you by blue buffalo. you love yo

>> my mom, millie. >> and millie is an overnight nurse? >> she is.ive her a facetime. do you think millie needs a call? >> yeah. >> is millie a screener? or will she answer? >> she will answer. >> i'm sorry. you're going toaza. n she is crying say >> you just made my wife's life. she literally watches you -- >> every day. >> every day, without fail. without fail. >> we love you. thank you so much. we love you back. you have great kids here. >> that is amazing. >> that's the crowd hall of fame right there. love millie. >> it doesn't get better than that. >>> coming up ahead, the dramatic prison break and manhunt in upstate new york. it played out like a hollywood script. now, it is getting the hollywood treatment from ben stiller and an all-star cast. they're here to tell us about their thrilling new series. >>> justly will see you on thee. we're going to have more of jenna's fascinating conveio fir grow up." >>> first, let's get a check of the weather from al. >> "today's weather" is brought to you by blue buffalo. you love your pets like family. so,

the youngest ever goodwill ambassador for the un children's fund, 14—year—old tv actor millie bobbiebecomes a diplomat. hello. president trump has declared that the united states will continue to support saudi arabia, even though he's acknowledged that crown prince mohammed bin salman could very well have had knowledge of plans to murder the journalist and saudi government critic, jamal khashoggi. mr trump described the kingdom as a steadfast partner that had agreed to invest a record amount of money in the us. that stance has drawn criticism from politicians of both parties in washington, including the senate foreign relations committee. chris buckler reports. the cia now believes it has a detailed picture of what happened when jamal khashoggi entered the saudi consulate. the names of the so—called saudi execution team who flew into istanbul to carry out the murder, and an audio recording of the killing inside the consulate which president trump says he has refused to listen to because it was, in his words, "so violent, vicious and terrible." it's been claimed that the intelligence

the milly rock has become somewhat of a viral dance craze.ists. sports stars and now the hugely popular video game fortnite. >> everybody was just like, your dance is in the game. >> the milly rock renamed swipe it in the video game is one of 100 dances called emotes that players can buy. that's where he takes issue. >> they actually sell the particular move. >> right. >> it's for purchase. >> they're charging money for -- >> oh, no, this can't go on. ♪ >> fortnite widely samples popular culture for its dance emotes, from movies. ♪ it's not unusual >> tv shows. from psy's gangnum style to snoop doggg's drop it like it's hot. imagine the money people are spending on these emotes being shared with the artist that made them. the e emotes are a big part of why fortnite has become so popular. >> it's the most popular game on the planet. the culture not just around the game but this culture growing up around the memes, dances in the game has taken on a life of its own. >> youtube is filled with videos comparing the dance emotes to their real-life c

millie rose old and maneuver so wheelchair with ease she's as agile as others on the sidewalk and often faster and yet all too often she can't reach her destination a simple doorstep poses a major problem for wheelchair users and there are other problems too this is quite a good example there is a bus in here to ring for assistance by finally the lot of the times when there is a bus i can ring in and no one answers there so what happens then most of the time i'm just left outside and i can go in and buy the clothes i want to buy but it's not just steps steers and store furniture that frustrates disabled people it turns out some barriers are less visible than others where i was christmas shopping last year we did a nonscientific exercise and i went into twenty seven shops in the shopping center and in twenty three of. the front office. or they only talked to my partner and that was this an anticipated unintentional fear of saying the wrong thing or doing the wrong thing so the individual the conversation will together we want start to feel compelled to come over and sigh hello can i help

it's business as usual for lewd millis stupina she's been a taxi driver for two years in the town of tamanna on the azoff see the population here is around ten thousand and many of them no ludmilla live miller herself moved here from the year olds recently but tells me most people here have relatives across the scene ukraine she says people usually don't want to talk about politics in her taxi even when it's happening right on their doorstep. but the. people on panicking they try not to talk about the conflict. it's so close it's wearing but i'm sure nothing will happen. at the local market people admit they're shaken by the recent clash in the nearby see. me someone. who will be the first affected it's all right it's scary. stuff it's not scary i don't think anything will happen. the ukrainians where we used to live to have us so well. i used to go to ukraine to keep if we were like relatives. it's not for us regular people to decide the politicians there was sorted out. it's an unpleasant situation i just want peace and not this. time on is at the foot of the crimean bridge tension

army chief of staff, thank you general mark millie.upreme allied commander in capriati.neral curtis general, thank you. air force commander, general todd walters. think you, general. thank you as well to the members of congress who have joined us. ralph abraham, anthony brown, , richarder, paul cook hudson, bill huizinga, john rutherford and steve stivers, thank you for being with us. thank you very much. i know you wanted to be here very badly. we appreciate it. in the united states, armistice day is enshrined as veterans day. we have a number of amazing veterans with us today, including six veterans of world war ii. james blaine, where is james? james, thank you. thank you, james. frank devito thank you frank. thank you very much. you look so comfortable up there under shelter. as we are getting drenched. you are very smart people. pete dupree, thank you very much. gregory, thank you, gregory. stephen thank you stephen. trimmer, thank you. you look like you are in really good shape come all of you. [applause] i hope i look like that

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soy millie delgado.mara de representantes. pablo tiene el informe.pablo abrir la puerta a un acuerdo, " creo que podemos hacer algo con daca," afirmÓ trump tras las elecciones. nancy dice que defender a los inmigrantes era una de sus ciudades. reagan dijo: "gracias a cada nueva ola de inmigrantes que llega a la tierra de oportunidades" afirmÓ. se duda pensar que se llegara a un acuerdo. jesÚs es uno de los nuevos congresistas y sustituye a luis gutiÉrrez. afirma que el liderazgo demÓcrata estÁ permitido que definir daca serÁ una de las tres prioridades legislativas de la cÁmara baja. aÑade que presionarÁ para ir mÁs allá. >> seguir luchando para proteger a la gente que tiene el estatus en nuestro paÍs. >> ambos temas estÁn siendo desafiados en las urnas. daca afecta a 690,000 personas. este programa protege a 86,000 hondureÑos, 262,000 salvadoreÑos nicaragüenses y 58 dominicanos. los demÓcratas tienen el poder de no acotar nada de lo que provocan los republicanos. el expresan los presupuestos. hasta quÉ

need is the odd milli. i don't know no i don't. know what i am. in terms of me i mean me has never actually been used to nobody has been prosecuted but you are rice it was only renewed ten years ago by a previous government and it really shows how out of stack the political establishment has been there's been a huge movement of women and young people on day fifteen pushing the political establishment you know that relentlessly on the issue of the abortion rights because ten women a day leave the country and five others were taking pills online illegally. and. please. him. those who argue there will be really get this just so police refuse to shoot any of the. business of. law polka torsional. all the. source pool school you. know what i do my national. medical he's going to. stay on yeah. ok ski you know most of the what you said ok i will close and let. the school. lead the mystic on the other hand you'll see us just to. get out there is just about the only here. and there i hear whining kids. did see a blue near total not that i'd suggest we wou

i did see some other people milli vanilli it you loved milli vanilli. >> i did >> when that happened>> my world was up-ended >> that was the first time i discovered -- i didn't know about that as a kid until milli vanilli. >> was it like learning santa claus was not real >> kind of >> it's an nbc product >> i can't believe you said that on the air >> santa claus >> i can't repeat it >> who >> melissa >> sorry to all the children out there watching "squawk box" the day after thanksgiving >> i was watching the parade i went back and forth. if someone from another country watched this, they would think it's so commercial it's all about the -- >> i was thinking what a great, great tradition. it brought tears to my eyes. every year i'm just so happy that's on. >> you think about it as a parade for capitalism. >> it brings more tears to my eyes you're right ♪ what happened? >> we're going to talk about china, but we had this deep conversation on the side >> i love it i do who are all those people singing? are they all new some of them are 14. ♪ >> they have it, milli vanilli this is it >>

. >>> la actriz millie pren pantaa este convirtiÓ en la mÁs joven embajadora de unicef y en su primera buen rato seguramente. hablamos con los protagonista de la cinta y lo divertido del doblaje de los personajes. >>> despuÉs de recaudar 500 millÓn de dolares. estÁ de vuelta esto se cuela animada. >>> y ahora el exvillano de videos juegos convertido en hÉroe viajo al mundo del internet con la voz del actor nominado al Óscar. >>> a john lo acompaÑa la comediante que es fanÁtica de mi nombre. >>> francis. >>> ah! no. >>> ya hablando enserio sara me contÓ como fue darle voz a la corredora. >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> y ademÁs escuchamos a la mujer maravilla al chileno, y a la protagonista, como la fabulosa lÍder de una plataforma de videos similar a youtube. >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> excelente opciÓn para el fin de semana largo. >>> cambiando de tema porque las deportaciones no es nuevo en los Últimos aÑo son muchos los que han sido obligados a regresar a sus lugares de origen, algunos se reÚnen para celebrar el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias, vÍctor nos cuenta en vivo. >>> adel

a market research firm predicted sales would reach $46 milli the first year. since sales have already passed that number, the predictions are being recalculated. medical marijuana sales in maryland are expected to hit $100 million in december. >>> we have new details on the deadlyhoolice sing in alabama. the message a grieving father has for the police chief. >>> and its decision day for a former trump campaign aide whou pleated gy in connection to the russian investigation. we'll l >>> the family of an alabama man slled by police at a mall wants video of theoting released. hoover police admitted that e.jw bradford not the gunman they were searching for after a double shooting left two people wounded. demonstrators protested this weekend. police say he was seen running away from the scene armed with a gun and investigators s he had en involved in a fight. sday his fatheraid his son had a concealed carry permit and asked the pole chief t clear his name. >> that was unacceptable and it never will be acceptable by my book, you know. it hurts me to the coreon my i

the youngest ever goodwill ambassador for the un children's fund, 14—year—old tv actor millie bobbie

around six milli vehiclelenow clog its roaoads and highways. and the kingdom of bicycles has becocome the capital of traffc jams. then, two years ago, colorful rentalal bikes suddenly began appearing g everywhere. all you need t to use one briey is the app, and they cost less than 30 euro cents per hour. so anyone with a smartphone can now find a bike practilly anywhere. i went to find out if the new technology is encouraging people to get out of their cars. moke was the first bikeharing comny. it launched 2016, and now clmsms to ha 20000 milon usesers wowodwide. >>t first there was cut-throat compitioion. there were over a a hundred cocompanies on t the market. now there are just three or four left.. we'r're not makingng a profit , bubut we're getttting there biy bit. our resultlts in septembmber e extraoaordinarily gogood. i cacan tellou t that ch. >> one of my first questions -- homuch are the rental bikes rereally being u used? when do you rent a bicycle? student: if i don't have to go more than 20 kilometers. reporter: that far? most beiji

that is 35 milli pensioners japan has. but not enough children. just 14 million children in japan.t means there are not enough young people coming into the working population to look after thethose old people, pensioners. there is not enough people paying tax to do the jobs to look after the people. jathat is why panese government has had to face the prospect of looking atat its imion policy and opening of japan. the long-term demographics for japan committed the current trends ontinue, are quite astonishing. we are now around 125 million ople. it is predicted that by the middle of the century in 2050, japan's population will fall to 100 million people. by the end of the century could fall to 80 million people. japan is the first and only country in the world at the moment to experience such an astonishing shrinking in its population. jane: in april, antigovernment protests in nicaragua began demanding that socialistpr ident daniel ortega step down. but he refused to negotiate, and sent in security forces instead. hundreds were killed in the months that followed, and polico were of

. >>> "the new york times" tops $4 milli -- 4 million in total t'bscribers and that's where we begin toni market focus. nearly two-thirds came from subscriptions. total revenue and profits were better than expected and the ceo said strength in its digital ads helped as well. >> we've got a model which is delivering strong digitalcr sution growth but actually very encouraging digital advertising growth.r igital advertising as the chart shows grew 17% over the year quarter. so what we hope is we have a sustainable model for rapidly growing out a digital business out of journalism, which is growing much quier than our int business is declining. >> the stock rose neay 7% to $28.23. teva pharmaceuticals raised its 2018erring outlook citing stabilization in its core generics business. the company also said its turnaround plan is progressing and its cut its costs. the shares are higher by 23 crepts to $23 even. cigna bumped up its forecast for the year after topping earnings and revenue estimates for most recent quarter. the ceo said the company waser helped by l medical costs and he sees f

well the international committee of that access is tending to the needs of thousands of this to try milly's displaced. we have since june assisted about forty eight thousand persons but we would like to do more in addition since the escalation of the fighting. has delivered more than eighty to take tons of medical supplies to help facilities in the city and surrounding including a photo hospital and support of course to the what they will to thirty to help it to keep basic needs running we mentioned that the united nations said they want to double food aid to yemen in the end as you were saying the consequent to news the fighting is continuing ten more food aid really make a difference here. well this is definitely positive news that six out of ten families in yemen have nothing to put on that they've yet to humanitarian aid alone will not. humanly carry in crisis we need to remember that yemen. has big if not massive needs more than eighty percent of the population in yemen is in need of aid and aid alone cannot feed millions of yemenis or secure would clean water to millions of yemenis or

the youngest ever goodwill ambassador for the un children's fund. 14—year—old tv actor millie bobbie

very little patience and i think you only see every presidential election people saying we need more millie mann - - money for the military at a why we spend so much on foreign aid. >> because it's another tool of us how are you idiot. how do we spend so much money on gas? we only do one thing and it looks cool on film. and we pretend the others don't exist i had been out of the military for a while and was in washington d.c. during the obama second term in this was a time to pull troops out of iraq only with the rise of isys and pushing into kurdish territory so the obama administration was ramping up and introducing more and more people on the ground that they kept saying we are not putting boots on the ground yeah apparently special operations where combat slippers. [laughter] but if we had troops in combat were not sending them into combat but maybe describe the fact there are people who have engaged in combat without saying there is combat. so during this period introducing me and the congressman for the transition so with this subject with our administration a lot of military folks in

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his agent is hoping harper can hit a record $400 milli deal. at that high of a level, does it evennatter? keep i mind, this does not mean things are over for harper and th30nats, but the 0 million deal may not be on the table much longe >> you can't blame him for looking out for his family, but he's been averaging over $20 million a yea to this point. >> at this point, it's all bonus money. >> hors going to be set life no matter what. >> his kids are set. their kids are set. i gueop he'sg that, you know, in the 22nd celeury, those pere set. >> or in a different galaxy. >> far, far away. >> alternateniverse people in his family. >> why couldn't i learn how to play baseball? >> that's what i'm saying. if i could dunk a basketball, my life would have been different. >> i have t eye-hand coordination -- it's not good. not going to be a bad day to be outside today. a little tiny chance for a sprinkle that has appeared to have dried up. i can give you great confidence it will be dry for your thursday. degrees now. a few clouds around. clouds are thic

millie williston was 6 months old in 2016 s when died from brain hemorrhages and broken ribs. detectives say kia divban squeezed and slammed the child down. the state's attorney's office says it's a verdict that affects the entire community. >> a d care provider, someone you trust with your child, did this terrible, terrible thing. the commity cried out on this one. there was a mistrial on theri first and then it was tried again for a second time, where kia divban was found guilty. >> prosecutors used his internet history as evidence that showed searches for, quote, signs of children.nes in his attorneys argued there was no evidence he intended to hurt the baby. >>> tonight, allegations of hazing under investigation at damascus high school. it's one of our region's most well-known high schoootball programs. montgomery county police are looking into multiple reports of junior varsity footballrs pla assaulting a teammate on campus tdnesday. detectives warny're in the very early stages of this investigation. >>e s of the allegations may prove to be factual in nature, and that's w

. >> the founder of bayeta health care showed a $1 milli show of appreciation. more than 26,000 people in this home health care company, financial gifts from chairman mark baeta personal funds range from $50 for new hires to tens of thousands for long-time staff members. baeta said he spent a lot of time reflecting on what he's grat.ul for certain >> all right. bonnie snyder is back. what else can we expect on this holiday? >> marlie and richard, we're watching for travel. a lot of people heading out on the road tod and on the west coast watch out for some rain, even some mountain snow. ose frigid temperatures and strong winds may cause delays in the airports in the northeast. and that holds true if you're driving. just be careful out there. look at the temperatures. record cold expected across a good portion of the northeast, including new york city where we are watching the parade socl ely. it looks like we'll be just below those parameters. so the bloongz calloons can fly. o you're out and about thanksgiving, make sure you bndle up not just for thanksgiving d

a record 39 milli passengers expected to be flying through next thursday. the busiest air travel days again will be tomorro and sunday. i am detecting a trend. >>> turning to the forecast and theigh airressure system. we've got some frigid numbers coming our way. >> i'm looking at the windchill. it will be that cold out there thursday and again on freeway. ou there now, it is chilly but image this. we'll be about .ha 48 goes to no24. take a look at the travel forecast. this was earlier today. the snow to the north. notice tomorrow, not much at all as far as significant weather goes. counwiy . i-95, no problem. if you're driving 70, you could ome snow showers toward the pittsburgh area. but then cold air comes in and you said it correctly. high pinssureg in from canada. >> we want to remind to you deep nbc washington app close this holiday season. keep up to date on the forecast. you can get traffic alerts sent to you whenare not on the air. >>> as you're figuring out what to eat, the cdc says leave romae lettuce off your menu altogeer. an yee. coli outbreak

susan baker you were there at the white house when the two of them had a private visit, millie was also there and you saw that they really formed a bond. >> yes, it was very interesting because life was not easy and barb made every effort to have things be smooth and she would say something funny and get some kind of funny reaction which she said you know, she is having to act a certain way to please the people at home in the way she dressed and things like that. has barb was trying to be a great hostess, she really took into account exactly what she was going through and she did just the right thing. to have her there was just a strike. i remember thinking how marvelous that these young women who think that they know what to do and what is right, to have her come along and save both ways are right, it is important to be a mother, to do that. it is also important to have a career. in your career, don't forget about relationships. don't forget to have fun. life is to be enjoyed. i just think it was a marvelous thing and it was needed desperately at that particular time. >> do they have a

one rapper claims it's really his dance, the milly rock.him tell his story. >> reporter: rapper tumili may not be a household name. but these kids know his signature move. the mili rock has become somewhat of a viral dance craze. getting picked up by other recording artists. >> he scores again. >> reporter: sports stars. and now the hugely popular video game fortnight. >> everybody was just like, your dance is in the game. >> reporter: the mili rock renamed swipe it in the video game is one of more than 100 dances called emotes players can buy for roughly $5. that's where tumili takes issue. >> they actually sell the particular move. >> reporter: right. they were charging money -- >> that's when i really had -- oh, no, this can't go on too long. >> reporter: fortnight widely samples popular culture for its dance emotes. from movies. ♪ it's not unusual ♪ >> reporter: to tv shows. to snoop dogg's drop it like it's hot. chance the rapper called attention to this practice on social media. imagine the money people are spending on these emotes be

milli down to san diego in a higher fire danger, red flag warning.a tomorrow morning at least.f those will be extended. upper 60s, low 70s through the central valley. mid to upper 70s in southern california. yosemite, 67. 59, eureka. tahoe will be smoky today. temperatures above average. 60, friday. they will taper next week. tuesday, our last dry day, the snow that's on the way there will produce rain for us. i'll have that coming up. >> mike, thank you. happening today, a possible way to eventually speed up your commute. >> a meeting could determine if the bay area gets rid of all of its bridge toll plazas. abc 7 news reporter matt kel ser live at the dumbarton bridge. matt? >> reporter: hi, jessica and reggie. three cash lanes at the dumbarton bridge. aruising. this morning. why not drop the cash lanes altogether? the bay area toll oversight committee is looking at that possibility. they are looking to make the seven state-owned open road tolling. all electronic is like the golden gate. no toll collectors but you have the booths. open road tolling would take away the booths

but he was about new york in millie -- many ways. he was the first real san francisco giants history and the fans latched onto him. you could make the case that he was the most passionate. >> he just got married couple of months ago. >> we will be back with more. >> thank you, mark. >> at 10:30 we will hear from the ceo of the giants, including his thoughts on willie mccovey's recent wedding that he attended. >>> the man suspected of opening fire in a pittsburgh synagogue has been indicted. the crimes he has been charged with plus an update on the survivors recovery. >>> it is not a bad night for trick-or-treating. we will talk about how that went down to what is coming up, which is a bit of a warm up.>>> kids in the bay area are dressed up for halloween. we will check in with costumes and see how one community had to improvise because most homes do not have doorbells. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through c

. >> as we speak, democrats are openly encouraging millis of illegal aliens to break our laws, violate our bordersnd destroy our nation in so many different ways. >> that was in tennessee. the president railed against the media and described democrats as radical and brought up the kavanaugh nomination fight again. when hillary clinton's name was mentioned the crowd chanted lock her up. former presint obama campaigned on the trail as well. on friday, the former president was inmiami to d up more support for andrew gillum, thea democric nominee for governor and bill nelson in his re-election bid and yesterday in gary, indiana, mr.bama encouraged people to vote for senator joe donnelly while he took somewipes atresident trump. >> two weeks before this election, they're telling us that the single most grave threat to america is a bunch of poor ,impoverishbroke, hungry refugees a thousand miles away. >> there is a final push for last minute support in northern virginia. there's a closelye watched rac between the republican congresswoman and democratic challenger. democrats are hoping it wil

watch "the late show" next week when i'll be joined by millie bobby brown, paul simon, and michael douglasned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ( band playing ) ♪ ♪ ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late late show >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from inside an h.o.

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namees milly. he turned and gestured the girl in screams, laughter, echoing music, debate over the approaching clouds. she lives out -- loves to sing. i was hoping you might have her on stage tonight to see if she's ready to record. jim looked at her with interest but was assessing is this young lady ready no show business? what do you sing, he asked her. i like, huh -- her agent's face was grimly focused you would thick guns were drawn. miranda lambert, she asked? oh, i don't know if these fellas are going to know something that new, gesture thing at the road war users tuning on stage, guitars, drums, base, a couple of pony tails. anything a little old center he girl opened her mouth and stared at the agent for approval as the syllables came out slowly. loretta lynn? they might know that, say jim. he began shoving up toward the stage to tell the band they were featureing melly nona couple of -- melanie on a couple of tunes he said we appreciate this, mr. mccoy. it's one over those tiny towns that