molly: welcome to the "france 24" newsroom. i am molly hall. here is a look at the headlines. barack obama arrives in greece for his the first leg of his final trip to europe as president. courtternational criminal 's chief prosecutor says american soldiers and the cia may have committed war crimes in afghanistan. arrive in morocco, taking part in high-level talks aimed to keep the landmark climate deal on track. also coming up this hour, how --s the french government tr stephen carroll will have details coming up in our business update pre-plus, it cut power and stalled traffic in one city in southern japan, but construction teams worked round-the-clock to fill this massive sinkhole in no time at all. that is coming up next on "france 24." molly: president barack obama is currently in greece on the first stop of his final foreign tour as u.s. president. new strip will be dominated by questions and concerns about president-elect donald trump. obama is working to reassure foreign leaders the u.s. will not abandon its partnership, despite tough campaign rhetoric that said otherw

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molly. dick. is that you, dick? easy, molly. he said he'd be back in time. dick! easy now, molly, easy. you're never coming back to me! molly, he'll be back, believe me. why don't you go back with the men? there's nothing you can do around here. you'd only be in the way. you let me know if anything happens, will you, please? sure. how is she? laura... why don't you go help 'em? that baby may be a long time coming. well, i... i'm sure your fred will understand. all right, major. thank you. ndnd ( pounding sound ) i still wonder if i did rigig, sending those two out alone. oh, you got nothing to worry about, major. that fellow w lford, he doesn't look like much, dle. i know just what you mean, major. i knew a fellow in santa fe just like him once. tried to stab me in the back. you're a big help! major adams. major. how is she? well, she's all right, i guess. but... the baby was born dead. oh. nine months she's carried that life within her. away. sure is a shame. charlie, you know sometetng? that breeze smells to me like it could change. what breeze? i don't smell no

molly would be lost without hers. you stay away from her. miles, i'd never do anything to hurt your daughter... unless you force me to. these are your instructions. follow them precisely. in sisko. captain sisko is in security. miles? hey, man you okay? yeah, just a little shook up. this car...for a second, i thought it could be sue's. color, same year even. i see what you mean. i've been thinking about it all morning... i mean, what if something did happen to one of us? what would our family do? don't you have life insurance? no-we keep putting it off. just not sure we can afford it. well, i make the same as you, and i have a policy- you know, just something to help cover expenses. is it legit? it's from massmutual. will you-but you'll feel better knowing you are taking care of things. look, at lunch today, if you like, i can show you that policy online... yeah, i'd like that. if you're between age 50 and 75, there's an easy, affordable way to get life insurance. it's called guaranteed acceptance life insurance, from massmutual. it can help

molly! molly! and tell that dirty crook tom lovelace he owes me $200! [clopping] but why, molly? why? do you want to be an old maid? - is that it? - we've been over all that. i know, but it doesn't make sense to me. you're acting like you don't want me to understand ya. it's because i know you wouldn't. [slow paced music] [fast paced music] (male #1) hold it. emmett there is pretty good with a rifle. - now, that's sensible. if you don't believe it, just make a move for your gun. drop your gun. [thud] now get down off your horse. what's the trouble? would have sense enough to ride clear off my land. i wouldn't know about that, not being one of matt crowley's men. too yellow to admit who you work for? no. you sure acted like a crowley man yesterday. this is today. [laughs] clever. don't you think he's clever, boys? just about too clever to live. alright, so you think i'm clever, and i like you too. if you'll give me back my gun, i'll gladly get off yoyo land. you're wasting your time. i don't think he cares much for me. that's too bad. seems like you don't have any friends at all.

. >> doctors gave molly a 1 percent chance to live, and then the impossible molly's inspiring recovery, and how her will to live overcome the odds. >>> first the note 7, and now another samsung recall. the home appliance that can explode without warning. >>> >. wet weather on the way >>> this is molly white, and last may we told you about th day that changed her life forever. she and her boyfriend were driving over the pass in a snowstorm, and their r hit by a truck and molly was nearly killed. but 10 movies later they -- months later she continues to fight and you won't believe how far she's come. >> reporter: it was back in march when it seemed all hope was lost. >> we were prepared to lose molly. she had monitors drilled into her skull. she had tubes everywhere. >> reporter: but sometimes on outweighs the rest. ?[ music ] ? >> reporter: seven months ago molly was in the hospital, partially paralyzed, internally decapitated, and doctors gave her a less than 1 percent chance to live. now she's home, and what's happening inside those doors is on the bar there for me. >> reporter: molly

(molly spence sahebjami, started facebook page) 'this is your role in democracy. it is to express yourself articulately and try to create connections with people and try to tell your story personally and bring people together because the more we know about each other and understand each other i think that is really a powerful thing." after all...its hard to argue with sunshines...stars and stick figures. (molly spence sahebjami, started facebook page) 'what more american thing is there than writing your president as a kid and expressing your hope for our country." in seattle annie andrews kcpq news.>> an important recall to tell you about this morning. sabra is voluntarily recalling its hummus spreads over fears that the dip could be contaminated with listeria. the f-d-a says the affected products have a "best before" date of january 23rd, 20-17. after listeria was found at one of sabra's manufacturing facilities. listera infections can be fatal in young children and people with weakened immune systems. more than two thousand thanksgiving meals are ready to go to

molly: hello, everyone. i am molly hall, live from paris. this is "france 24," and you are watching our special coverage of the presidential election in the united states. donald trump will be the next president of the united states, and what a campaign it has been, considered one of the most bitttter, polarizing electionsnn recent history. let's look at how he pulled off the win. he captured some key states over hillary clinton. if we could bring up the map that shows the breakdown -- he took florida, ohio, north carolina. -- we are trying to just get a look. he managed to squeeze out a win in wisconsin, and it is too close to call in michigan. those were democratic states that went for barack obama in 2012 and 2008, as well as pennsylvania. that is a major victory for donald trump that has not gone to a republican since 1988. hillary clinton was heavily favored to win. polls showed a tightening race. polls have proved to be wrong once again. we are going to be walking through all the results that we can with our correspondent. thank yoyou

logan and molly. this is officer catherine fitzgerald and officer douglas penhall. hey, molly. how are you? hello. it's very nice to meet you. is that your teddy bear over there? no? i think he's following you. shh. mrs. logan: when i picked her r that night, she seemed a little strange. how? i figured she'd had a busy weekend. jeff is always taking her a million places. penhall: what did you and your daddy do last weekend? we went swimming. you went swimming? wasn't it too cold to go swimming? my daddy's friends have a pool in their house. inside? what did she s s happened in the nightmare? ad little whimper. penhall: hey, molly... can you show me what happened with you and your dad? i don't want to. okay, we can talk about something else. who's your favorite person in daycare? you cited infidelity in your divorce suit. can you tell the circumstances of his extramarital affair? extramarital affairs. he didn't have just one. show me again how it@eappened? penhall: did you read our report? yeah, but i didn't finish. lookoklike a doozy. the prosecutor will have a time on this. yo

jessica, molly, charlie. special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." tune in every week night at 7:00 as we get back to the very basics. happy thanksgiving to you and your loved ones. good night and we will see you next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brau day bunch star florence henderson pass iing away overnight. we have the reaction from hollywood. >>> the black friday frenzy has turned deadly. one shopper killed over a parking spot as fights break out over a dvd player. . we're live out of the middle of the mad neness. >>> no rest for mr. trump. heading back to new york soon to fill more cabinet positions a as he spends thanksgiving working to tul fill his campaign promise. >> within 24 hours they will call and say, sir, we have decided to stay in the united states. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >>> a live look outside our studio here on 6th avenue. good morning, you're watching "fox and friends first" on this friday, the day after thanksgiving. >> thank you for starting your day with us. >> here's how we s

molly. back in a moment.tay with us. ♪ charlie: jon meacham is here, a pulitzer prize-winning historian and the executive editor at random house. his latest book, "destiny and power: the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush," was published in paperback earlier this month. he has also commented extensively on this election, offering historical insights in the presidential campaign. his op-ed in "the new york times" traces the current situation with the right and george bush in the late 1980's. i am pleased to welcome you back to the table. win or lose, what happens to the republican party? having noted that it was people in opposition to this president that you wrote about. jon: there is a moment in october 1990, where cnn does a bush screen of george h.w. walking out to congressional leadership to announce the budget deal that broke the no new taxes pledge, and on the other side of the screen was newt gingrich walking out of the door, and that was the partisanship bronco chase. charlie: he knew the

jessica, molly, charlie."tucker carlson tonight." tune in every week night at 7:00 as we get back to the very basics. happy thanksgiving to you and your loved ones. good night and we will see you next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ e with -- and intense. >> thank you so much. >> believe me. >>> his campaign was unlike any

molly ball, cnn political commentator, kevin madden and a.b. stoddard. perhaps just with this news i want to get your reaction to this, kevin. this was we thought quite an issue during the campaign. of course he won the election. would have been trouble to let this drag on. how significant do you think this is? >> it's an incredible distraction. when you're trying to put together an administration and have a busy 100 days planned, you don't want this type of distraction hanging over you. removing this distraction is a good thing for the trump administration as they go through what will be a very busy time next year. >> molly, there are still other lawsuits out there and questions. you can't settle them all, i imagine, although there might be some effort made. how much of a cloud is that in the midst of someone who's trying to be a transformative leader? >> i think that's the question, whether he's going to try to put more of these potential conflicts of interest, these lawsuits, all of the various loose ends out there, is he going to try to bring as much

i'll play with molly. oh, miles, it's good to be home. come on, molly. let's play darts. remember what daddy said ababt the right way to stand? let's try again. i don't want to. can daddy color too?

molly, let me start with you.mes that have been floated so far for secretary of state, attorney general, for secretary of defense, for deputy chiefs of staph, are you okay with the number of women names that have been floated? >> i imagine that donald trump is looking to fill his cabinet with people who will advance his agenda. if we're speculating about the sex or sexual orientation or race of the makeup of that cabinet, to me that's much less interesting than the actual views of the people he's considering. take someone like richard, who's being considered for a u.n. post. it would be more interesting to talk about his foreign policy views, what he thinks about america's posture globally and the fact he worked for president bush and also mitt romney, suggesting some kind of continuation. to me, those are much more interesting questions than who he sleeps with. >> got you. so you want to get to the substance of it. what i hear you saying is you would be comfortable if he had an all white, all male cabinet? >> i t

molly: they are very difficult tea leaves to read.oodlinton campaign sees prospects in a lot of states, where they have a strong position, but they are not doing and in states like iowa ohio, where you have popular republican governors who have their own machines, who are able to drive out the vote even without donald trump, because donald trump did not build much of an organization on his own, so with republicans in iowa and ohio. florida is very mixed. the democratic vote looks strong, and it now looks like more of a tie, so we political reporters sound like broken records every four years talking about florida, but, once again, it seems that florida -- charlie: could the popular vote go one way and the electoral vote go another way? molly: i do not think so, based on hillary clinton's strength in the electoral college. stephens, from your paper, he basically said now he has flouted justice department protocols about using authority to interview or affect with the election, all to protect his position and reputation. that is rather

i'll play with molly. oh, miles, it's good to be home. come on, molly. let's play darts. remember what daddy said ababt the right way to stand? let's try again. i don't want to. can daddy color too? the four-shift rotation also seems to be improving performance. less mistakes due to fatigue. fine. let's make the change permanent. i was wondering if, in the next few days you would have the time to meet with major jatarn. sure. is something wrong, sir? i'm sorry. i just received a communique from starfleet command responding to my report on the bajoran situation. that bad? to help bring bajor into the federation. is concern that doesn't look like much of a possibility anymore. ed i have failed my mission. that's not fair. it's not your fault. it is from where they're sitting. the irony is, starfleet was always trying to get me to distance myself from "this emissary business" and now that i have... maybe i could talk to first minister shakaar about sending starfleet a communique explai... thanks. it-it'll blow over. it's not that. i guess i'm just feeling... i did fail. sir.

mollie dean? - that's the way it is, sir paladin. - mollie, what are we waiting for? - one more. - mollie, it's not too late to stop this. - isn't it too late... sir paladin? what do you think, alice? is it ever too late? she should have been the one they took. what difference would it have made to her? - i tried to stop them. - it should have been you. to your health... - ah! i-- no-- oh! ple... please. aah! aah! aah! (empty bottle clatters) (alice whimpering) - a pretty sight for the fastidious mr. paladin. you've become. - and wiggen. the little boy playing at being a man, but without the courage of a man. they wanted me. - no, mollie. i had to make a decision. there was too many of 'em! it was you or the whole wagon train! what else could i do?! - you could have fought! you'd like to get away, wouldn't you, wiggen? well, i'm going to walk out that door, all you need is the courage to walk out. one thing, wiggen: courage isn't your badge to wear... so i'm warning you... - what do you think, paladin? - i think she wants you to go through that door. wiggen, wait a mi

you think me dating molly is gonna change our friendship? that's never gonna happen. i appreciate you saying that. from the heart. she gave you the green light? yes, she did. and you still took the time to talk to me? that is so sweet. get out of the car! right, right. get it done. you need a couple of condoms? that crazy sister slipped me some when i shook her hand. out. out! i'm going, i'm going. (tires screeching) i love you, man! love you, too! joyce: intruder! (loud bang) oh, my god, mike! uh, i-i know this is bad, but... i'd like to point out, just press "clean" and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, along edges, and in corners. and roomba's patented 3-stage cleaning system agitates, brushes and suctions dirt from your floors for up to 2 hours, recharging itself when it needs to. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. better. together. fact. people spend less time lying awake with aches and pains with advil pm than with tyle

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molly line is standing by with this one. it is not going away any time soon?showed up and they were brought thereby veterans. and the veterans sending a clear message saying that freedom is not free and they would like to see the american flag put back up. the college administration decided not to fly it on the flag poll. the president johnathon lash empsidewaysed not flying the flag. and they are seeking to have values. and not make a political statement. the battle has been going on for a long time in the small liberal art's school. it was put down to half staff and then the flag was burned. the board of trustees allowed the flag to remain at half staff to facilitate a dialogue. >> some see it commentary on the results of the presidential election and thisleb>q was not intent. and then when it was seen as disrespectful by the veterans of the community the call was to take it down. it was explained like this earlier this month. >> we'll not fly the u.s. flag for the time being. and hope it will enable us to focus our efforts on sdraeszing racist and islam pho

stormwatch seven meteorologist molly cochran is live at the sterling location.. molly? molly toss to - possible record warmth today - 20 cooler tomorrow - nice november weekend - dry & mild for election day today: am patchy fog. partly to mostly cloudy. breezy and warm. stray afternoon shower possible. highs: 71-81 winds: sw to nw 10-15 g 30 mph tonight: partly cloudy. cool and breezy. lows: 49-54 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 breezy and cooler. highs: 60-64 winds: nnw 10-20 g 30 mph an uber app overhaul. help you find your friends. plus - a major metro debate.. sam? fly the w! the 108 year drought is over why are you checking your credit score? i wanna see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much, do they? really? i'll take it. sir, your credit... -is great right? here, try credit karma. it's free. all right. no more surprises. the 108 year drought is over the curse broken. the chicago cubs - win the world series - in a thrilling game that lasted late into the night. and from the metro alert desk this morning. a brand new proposal. to let the federal government take

they went to mark burgers in new york because molly wanted to do the slider challenge. what does it consist of? >> you eat more than 29 sliders to get them for free. >> 29? >> 29 was the record. >> challenge accepted. >> i'm not going anywhere near that. i know you. >> each one is two ounces so you is 60 ounces of meat! >> they are not sliders. burgers. >> right here. molly gets started. >> he makes quick work of the first ten. >> a minute in -- >> where is she putting all of this food >> you have to eat it fast before your body realizes? wait a minute! >> think, oh, no. we have been duped. then she makes quick work of 20 more and says, i've already set the record. let's go for 40! >> kind of just folds in and out on hearst. >> after she finishes the 40 she is like, hey. >> i'm going to come back and do it again. >> is there a dog under the table? >> she broke the record. >> molly schuyler. >> she is going to be world famous eater. >> right. >> a support group for -- see if this snap chat therapy is for you. you want to be in this group? >>> and technology continues to

mollie cochran is live right now with more details. good morning, larry. i am here with hockey fights cancer going on friday and saturday. barry, what can you tell us about the events? >> we will have 150 make-a-wish kids, some fighting cancer, and some of the players will be out with the kids there. and then saturday in the pregame warm-up, all the players will be wearing lavender jerseys. sales, the players will sign them, will go to hockey fights cancer. mollie: you can go to capitols.com/hockeyfightscancer. to take part in the auction. the play is live, and eat, sleep, and breathe hockey, so what does it mean for the players to help out the without someone in the family touched by cancer. one of our assistants' wives died of cancer last year. hopefully we can make washington, d.c., a better place to live. mollie: it is taking place friday at the practice and saturday during the game, correct? >> absolutely. mollie: you have won 6 of the with a win tonight? >> we have a real big culture about winning. it is tough to win two in a row, and we have not los

molly >> he makes quick work of the first ten. >> a minute in -- >> where is she putting all of this food? >> you have to eat it fast before your body realizes? wait a minute! >> they bring her more so they think, oh, no. we have been duped. then she makes quick work of 20 more and says, i've already set the record. on hearst. >> after she finishes the 40 she is like, hey. >> i'm going to come back and do it again. >> is there a dog under the table? >> she broke the record. is that enough for her? >> molly schuyler. >> she is going to be world famous eater. >> right. >> a support group for -- see if you. you want to be in this group? >>> and technology continues to develop. what if you could get light delivered when you meet it? >> delivered? >> yes. >> why this >> why this one will light up >>> guys, my name is -- and i like snap chat. >> oh, yeah. >> the first step. >> congratulations. >> i'm glad that this snap chat support group exists. >> you may have noticed we have a new special someone joining welcome to liam. how are you doing there? >> good to see you. >> come on, guys, com

prepared to lose molly. >> then the impossible happened. whatever you want >> molly's to you >>> this next story giving hope to those having trouble with sight. a young boy in alaska who is nearly blind now getting a chance to see clearly again. >> 12 year old brinck was developed with an undeveloped optic nerve. new technology is helping him see more. it's called e-side. the glasses have a camera and t and you can use them to remote them to focus and zoom in on things. allowing him to see from anywhere in the room, but most importantly it allows him to see his loved one. >> he zooms in on my face and says dad i can see you clearly. we didn't buy it right then. we around. >> brinck's dad says it's really expensive. it cost $15,000, but they're trying to figure out a way to get the money. >> they got it. good to hear. >> i'm amazed about what's going to happen in 10 to 12 years and it will probably cost 100 bucks. >>> mid 40s to school. cool, clear, and more sunshine this afternoon. most neighborhoods will be 68 to 72 later on today. it is a

now we're going to head to tiffany. >> thanks molly. chances are there is someone on your gift list that loves football, right? well check out these fashionable ways to show your team pride. of shopping. to help make it all just a little bit easier, we caught up with actress, giants fan and busy new mom jamie lynn ziegler for some tips. >> i am here to kickofhe holiday season with the nfl and what better way to do it than ice skating, amazing nfl gear and maybe a cup of hot chocolate. >> jamie lynn ziegler is the perfect host for our event as she's an authentic giants fan and has parties at her home every single week, so she is a passionate mom who buys for entire family including herself and she's done a great job voicing her passion. >> you know this is what i want for the holidays. >> ziegler lives in la now, but her team allegiance, new york. >> i like to wear things that represent new york and represent me and who i am, and wearing things that are stylish and still cute that you can wear not just in the holidays, but all year round

molly: it really is, warm into next week, in the 60's. the next front will bring us a chance of wet weather. we desperately needed because we are in a moderate drought. horace: if you say so. [laughter] horace: thank you all for joining us tonight. happy thanksgiving. jimmy kimmel live is next. ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- lin-manuel miranda. from "dr. ken," ken jeong and albert tsai. plus music from banks. and now, stay put -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. welcome. thank you. very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you really for everything. for those of you who served in our armed force

molly hemingway and susan ferrechio. well, it does appear that aruba whose lead has been pretty consistent, it isn't huge, the thinking is he is okay. what do you think, susan. >> i think is he going to pull out wane. it is closer than it should have been. the latest quinnipiac poll has him up by 6 point. and he is also winning. >> the average has his loyerer. >> our recent polling has him up. is he doing well by 16 percentage points over murphy with independents. and as they say, people leading by that much with independents rarely lose. >> molly, let's turn to another state. roy blunt, incumbent republican senator in missouri, a state where donald trump is well ahead and where the democrats haven't put any money in the presidential race at all that i can see, is just hanging on. what's the deal there. >> shockingly close race for an establishment, independent -- incumbent republican. he should really be doing much better than he has been doing. but is he running against a very strong opponent who has taken the race ver

and molly hemingway, both of them back here now. um, what are your thoughts, fred, about this campaign? does he know something or does he have to have the state. >> i think well he has to have the states and i think he knows what we know. he's gained ground there. the polls have tightened a lot but he's still in michigan and he's still four or five points behind, pennsylvania put him at the same thing. these are difficult states. minnesota, that is a reach. virginia is interesting because that was a state that i thought the trump people had written off. remember when they pulled out all of the advertise. trump needs some things to happen though. he needs -- let me just -- overall, he needs a weak turnout by african-american voters and a very strong turnout by the noncollege white voters who are really his constituency and a big turnout and he needs to get some of the college-educated republicans who have been sort of never trump, he needs them to be never hillary and line up with him. he needs some of them. and when you put them alt

. >> octors gave molly a 1% ccance to live. >> we were prepared to lose molly. >> then the impossible happened. you want to call it. >> molly's inspiring recovery and how hillary clinton: i'm hy clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of i'm michael bennet, and i approve this message. narrator: what do you really know about darryl glenn, the fringe republican candidate for senate? darryl glenn doesn't believe in climate change. he's for eliminating the department of education. and glenn wants to outlaw abortion even in cases of rape and incest. reporter: glenn says if he's fortunate enough to go to capitol hill, he has no interest in working across the aisle. darryl glenn: i'm running against democrats. i'm running against evil. overcame the odds tonight at

>> i am a lot stronger than i ever thought. >> molly may potter is your new miss veteran america! >> reporter: now it's potter lending a helping hand as the newly crowned miss america. it's an annual competition created by major jazz boost to showcase the woman beyond the uniform. uniform, they say major boost.he they don't see me as a wife, they don't see me as a mother. we have to somehow erase a little bit of our identities as women in order to blend in and serve in the military. >> reporter: and miss veteran america gives you a chance to bring that back? >> yes. at surface, it looks like a ? i was born ? >> reporter: with talent. ? by the river ? >> reporter: evening gown competitions. >> in our country right now -- >> reporter: contestant interviews and even the requisite sparkly head wear but these women have swapped their stilettos for combat boots. >> 1-2-3! >> reporter: the swimsuit contest replaced by a true display of athleticism. make no mistake, miss veteran america is no pageant. this competition is also about the women outside the spotlight. contestants spend severa

molly?t to steal molly's thunder. we're all sad about gwen ifill's passing. and we should ignore racism because that's the only way african-americans can truly be accepted into society. >> be rich. >> be rich, yes. and then you'll be fine. >> it's sort of the george jefferson thing, "moving on up." >> and in a deluxe apartment in the sky. molly? >> this is nothing you don't know but my friend gwen ifill is one of the best people in washington and in a city full of phony, she was the least pretentious and i'm going to miss her so very much. >> aw. it shows you can be a great journalist without being a big shot. >> absolutely. >> thank you, benjy, molly and jason. we'll be right back. scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot? we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor f

molly: that is anybody's it guess. made such deep divisions in the republican party there will be a lot of self-examination and finger-pointing among the republican establishment trying to figure out what it is their voters really wanted because it was not the traditional paul ryan republican of old that donald trump offered. it was different and the party has to grapple with that. senator jeff sessions sees the potential for agreement with democrats. there could be agreements on things like trade. foreign policy. less inump has been line with the old republican consensus. host: we have got word that donald trump is in the building at the new york hilton. writing,ers a staff politics for the atlantic. let's go to the senate races. if donald trump comes to the podium will go to that immediately. senator john mccain coming back for six term easily defeating ann kirkpatrick. molly harris, democratic state .eneral in arizona and california. senator marco rubio in florida easily winning over congressman patrick murphy, the

. >> white people love white people also love molly. and we love molly too. >> the actress at a charity event in l.a. >> what i love is the universality of the story. i feel like i've had so many people of different races say, we love the show. thank you so much for watching. >> yvonne can relate to her character. >> even though i'm a single gal in l.a., i think i have some of molly's worlds. i think eve shared some of her >> catch "insecure" on hbo sunday nights. it's hilarious. >>> moving over to ray charles. the late singer taking center stage in the special "ray charles: r&b legend." >> ray charles grew up very poor. he built up an empire. he was a smart businessman. he knew how to negotiate. and he knew when to cut bait when he didn't feel like he was being treated fairly. $75 million when he passed away. >> he also has 12 children from 10 different women, 21 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren, and he's got 2 ex-wives. >> each of his kids only received $500,000. when they received that, they had to waive their right to any future

for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first kevin: it is thursday morning, november 3. light showers making their way across the area. temperatures have dropped back into the 40's, and it will be a jump into the 50's for most in the afternoon. steadier rainfall from the west will be around in a good part of the state this afternoon. have the details on changes for the weekend, coming up. sean: a milford family is celebrating this morning after the army agreed to pay some reserve captain shane morgan a couple weeks ago. this weekend marks one year since he suffered a heart attack and nearly died during an army mandated push-up test at fort devens. but the army said his injury was not considered in the line of duty, and so it would not cover all the medical bills. so the morgans appealed and went public. >> it was a huge weight off of our shoulders. and it allows us to take the next step in our journey, which is not to focus on fixing the who are going through this p

molly, what does this mean? this naming of flynn? >> it's not surprising, flynn's name has been at the top of that list for national security adviser for some time. in part because he would require a waiver in order to potentially be considered for secretary of defense because he hasn't been a civilian for seven years. he was a very well-respected figure when he was the pentagon's top spy chief for the defense intelligence agency. since then, people how have worked with him have been very concerned about some of the rhetoric he's used throughout the campaign. we saw him speak at the republican convention this summer. when the crowd sort of started up chants of "lock her up." sort of encouraging on that front. used really heated language about the u.s. -- sort of framing the fight against isis, sort of this battle of civilizations between the west and between islam. suggesting that they're coming for us in his book using really heated language. so some people are very concerned with some of the language that he's used throughout the c

. >> '80s darling molly ringwald. >> you think you're the only one, lori? >> star of 16 breakfast club, all grown up and a mom of three. another classic 1980s film she's bringing back to life. >> her role may surprise you in that. it's thursday. that means louis and jill are on the plaza to pick our ambush makeover ladies. they've been getting primped and pampered with transformed beautiful new looks. >> and a pair of hunky chefs. potato? >> they're going to show us how to impress your guests on thanksgiving with show-stopping sides. >> all right, so lori and bella, so tell us about that hallmark movie. >> it's a christmas movie, it's on this saturday night. >> is it a whole like six weeks of christmas, every day on hallmark? >> it's christmas every weekend, every night on the hallmark channel right now, it's a countdown to christmas, but we have our show on saturday night. >> you play a talk show host? i >> what do you play, sweetie? >> i play just a girl in a small town who helps her. >> who loves christmas. >> who wants to be a talk show host. >> you're

i like it >> have a molly-holly christmas too. >> we're looking forward to it. and thanks to all morning blend viewers. help us out, and we really appreciate it. too until you have your party, doc. love you. thank you so much, wayne. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, the incredible story about how a young woman lost her sight but kept her motivation to become a world-class athlete going. >>> up next, did a woman from the midwest change the world of bakeware forever? we're going to tell you about her invention and how it's >>> they say necessity is the mother of invention. well, last month molly and tiffany had the opportunity to chat with one mom who found a way to make life in the kitchen a little easier and more practical. >> many agree you shouldn't deny yourself your favorite foods, but just in moderation. >> inventor. perfect slice bakeware. it allows precise portions and endsless options. >> good to have you here. >> good to be here. telling us about it. how does it work? >> well, this is a portion-controlled baking system, and i invented this for several re

molly hatchet's manager steve green blames promoter jack bodziak. green says they've only been paid half their fee - forcing them to call off the show. phoenix productions first hit hit a sour note with bands like saving abel.. canceling the make america rock tour in ybor last month- minutes before the doors should've opened. bodziak told me a fight with the investor caused the financial fallout. concert investors richey surrency and mike conley pulled a fast one on them... saying in six month he cost them nearly a half million dollars in canceled concerts and bad decisions.. and owes them some 30-grand in ticket sales. bodziak didn't respond to tell his side this time... the investors have now cut ties and future shows. as the former janus landing operator, bodziak served more than a year in prison for grand theft and failing to pay sales tax. i checked with the doc - he's on probation for 20 years, has to pay back 125-thousand dollars to the department of revenue, and live without violating the law. the investors say they'll work to recoup their m

and from manchester, new hampshire, molly lyons fox news. >>> scores of people are visiting the grays of susan b. anthony at cemetery in rochester new york as they head into election day. of course anthony was a leader during the suffrage movement dying in 190614 years before they would earn the right to vote in the u.s. as tribute to the latest as they will be stopping by their i voted stickers, flowers, and campaign memorabilia to honor their flight. >> with fewer than 48 hours to the election day that many bay area voters are telling them that they will be taking as much time as they can to fill out the ballot as they would talk to them in san francisco today and to say that they need to do a lot of homework before making their decision on the local measures. >> that we will be outside their civic center where they need to set up their station here and those tents here for them to drive up and to hang up their mail-in ballots in person and that the polls are also open inside san francisco city hall as well. voters would need to have a lot

molly. back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: jon meacham is here, pulitzer prize winning historian and executive editor at random house. his most recent book destiny and power was published this month and offered historical insights into the presidential campaign. his october editorial in the "new york times" traces today's divide g.o.p. to the right wing forces that took shape under president bush in the late 1980s. welcome back to the table. >> thank you, sir. >> rose: win or lose, what happens to the republican party? >> well, having noted that it was in opposition to this president that you wrote about. >> there is a moment october of 19 # 0 where cnn does a split screen of george h.w. bush walking out with congressional leadership to announce the budget deal that broke the no new taxes pledge. on the other side was newt gingrich going out the front door. >> rose: there it was. that is the partisanship bronco chase, in many ways. he knew the economy was in trouble but he somehow -- did he know he was s