was kristene asking you about mollie? >> she did. we did not initially give her any of that information. >> reporter: both chavez and kristene's parents were afraid that the truth about mollie would upset kristene and maybe jeopardize her recovery. >> i would just tell her mollie's got -- got sent to another hospital. >> reporter: of course, kristene persisted. and eventually everyone decided she deserved to know mollie's fate. family and doctors assembled in kristene's room when detective chavez revealed the truth. >> she was distraught and crying and -- and i told her, you know, "i just -- i need you to stay strong so that you can help us, and we're gonna catch him." and so she did. >> reporter: as the days passed, kristene's communication skills steadily improved, enabling her to share with police more details of that horrible night. >> it's supposed to be peaceful and safe. >> reporter: we wanted to hear her story, too. you look great, and it's great to see you. >> thank you. >> reporter: kristene began by describing her relation

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molly: yeah. some of these coast guard guys and shake hands and arm wrestling. it's if you please. it's a great way to have thanksgiving. pete: if you are on a big base can you turn on armed forces network which is the network for the troops. on thanksgiving, of course, they play all the football games that are being played here. ents september i have many howforts watching up at midnight for a little bit of home. eat pete you fpght to watch much the w5e69. one player knelt yesterday we're sad to report. a defensive lineman for the new york football giants took a knee yesterday as he has all season long. otherwise, other teams that had been kneeling have stopped. and president trump weighed it up kel months on twitter about kneeling. are the boss. so clearly something he continues to pay attention to believing we shouldn't be allowing without impunity folks to kneel for the national anthem. griff: can i gloat because migrate red scinsz who have a metered okay year took care of business with the gi

molly: he admires tough guys. and it was so interesting and revealing to me when he praised xi for his great political victory. it's not a democracy and didn't win a popular election but he has total control over this one-party state. he likes a man who has that kind of control and wishes he had it himself. peter: he isabel coast on the stump but not in person. chuck: people have asked me, what's he like in person? like every other politician. robert: you don't see a lot of deals being announced. chuck: and peter knows this very well covering international stories, there is a lot more pre-cooked deals. i will say this, i wouldn't grade him and say it's an incomplete and maybe china gets tougher on north korea, if you are this white house you would want an announcement that china wanted something to do against north korea and that didn't happen. molly: the pulling out of the t.p.p. is the promise he kept but that may have the effect of empowering china in the region. to your point about deals, he is mostly a deal b

mollie: there is a hostility.take someone in a typical catholic and christian church and treat them as though they are fundamentalists. howie: shannon bream was also in the story be they didn't like her new program. mollie: this is a man who worked for the "new york times" for 20 years. he lists in his bio he taught journalism at nyu. you wonder what are journalism students learning from people like this. we have journalists who have been trained not to think how religion is brought into stories. there will be a list of the top 10 stories of the year. and not one of them has a religion angle. howie: hardly any media reaction to this column. i wonder what people would have said if the person was jewish or muslim. if you feel this in your own lifetime as a journalist who goes to church. mollie: if this were written about a practicing muslim woman who had a show, you would see more reaction against it. is there not a religious knowledge and people have a surprisingly low understanding of religious understanding. they

so then -- i didn't even know -- i read articles about this story and this girl, molly, molly bloom,'re done with you, we don't need you in this game anymore, and it's like her whole -- she has no job, and her just -- she's just gone. so she gets into depression, she has a spin, gets on drugs, then goes you know what, i'm gonna start a high-end exclusive game in new york. >> yep. >> jimmy: that's where it gets crazy. >> it gets crazy. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, no -- no hollywood actors showed up at this one. this is like -- >> well some sports guys did. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. >> because, you know new york doesn't necessarily have actors but they have some yankees, right? >> jimmy: they also have some mets, right, you guys? [ cheers ] mets weren't even invited to the high-end game. so sad. >> sorry about that. >> jimmy: it's so sad. they're like, no, just trust me, invest your money. what why would you say that? you're fantastic in it. >> thanks buddy. >> jimmy: and congrats on all the buzz you're getting. you deserve it. here's a clip. here's jessica chastain in "molly'

mollie: this is an important story. but this is a media environment where other stories have fallen apart if it was three years ago when the cover story was written about a gang rape at uva. they rerexively -- they reflexively accepted the story and it came out to be untrue. there is a different standard on that. but people are used to sexual assault not being as credible as they are first presented. the duke lacrosse team was accused of a gang rape. the people accused were actually declared innocent. there is a media environment where people aren't necessarily going to accept what they are told by the media. howie: "the washington post" talked to two friends who she told she was dating an older man. on the radio with sean hannity roy moore said this. >> do you remember dating girls at that time? >> not generally, no. if i did, i am not going to dispute anything. howie: that was not a hard denial. juan: so much of what he said to hannity was emphatic. then he said that. i think what you just played up produced that into

molly: not too bad. if you're taking the dog for a walk, a be a brief sprinkle and temperatures in the low 60's this afternoon. a pretty big warm-up the later half of the week. low 70's. a few scattered showers as well. adrianna: thank you for joining us. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam nt to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. >> announcer: it's time for turkey! that's right, we're saying goodbye halloween and hello thanksgiving! oscar winner, susan sarandon, stops by to learn a new twist on a slas sick side that will leave you stuffed. then, a mind-blowing sweet sensation that will raise the bar on dessert forever. plus, a one million

molly mcgrath with us as well. when you want to be a championship he'll team, these are the types of games you have to win. eke them out. right now, ucf in prime position to win this. >> dusty: it's never toez go undefeated. you're always going get somebody's best shot, esch in a rivalry game. especially in a game that has conference championship at play. but usf came out ready to fight. ucf after falling behind dug deep in in fourth quarter to ice this game. >> adam: still four minutes to play. milton, huge plugs to smith inside the 25. >> dusty: otis anderson with an excellent block to allow milton with the time to throw a dime down the field to his favorite target, tre'quan smith. >> adam: that was one heck of a cut block by otis anderson. >> dusty: true freshman brooklynty way, who they trusted in navy in the fourth quarter when they were only up by three. he has a touchdown to put him up ten. >> adam: another throw to smith. he could not hold on. second down. >> dusty: shows a lot to put a true freshman runnin

mollie: i think most of those voices will come around. most of of them are reticent because of the trigger that if the economy doesn't grow you will see tax hikes which isn't the worst idea in the world. but they will have 20 hours of debate on the senate floor. if they want to make amendments they can. it's almost like a return to the old senate order that has been long gone. lou: the old senate order includes mitch mcconnell supporting roy moore. the latest poll shows him moving up. your thought about his chances and prospects. >> i think he has a very good chance of pulling this thing out. i think roy moore should get on knee and thank god for people like john conyers, al franken, matt lauer and charlie rose. the good people of alabama could say all these guys in power get involved in this mischief. it's not to excuse it but it makes the controversy purchase moore very, very blurry. i think moore will pull this out despite this write-in candidacy this former marine which i think is being put up by the swamp. lou: kid say mitch mcconnel

rosemary: the film obviously based on the book "molly's game" by molly bloom.t talks about her life running high stakes poker in hollywood. what's that process like working with molly bloom turning her story into a movie? aaron: the first time i met with molly, frankly i wasn't expecting much. i thought i was going to be meeting someone who was cashing in on their decade long brush with celebrity, and that wasn't something i wanted to write a movie about. but within about 10 minutes, she had knocked my socks off. i tend to write very romantically very idealistically. and what she did was like ringing the dinner bell for me. she was given the opportunity to be given all of her money back after the fbi seized it if only she would spill some gossip about the people who were in the games, and she refused to do that. she was given the opportunity to guarantee her own freedom and stay out of jail if only she would spill some of the gossip about the people who were in the game. and she wouldn't do that. and beyond that, there's a very interesting story about her relat

molly: no.drianna: that is not raining, it is not snowing, the sun is out -- it will be all right. the sunshine but expect in cooler conditions today. already breaking into the low 50's today. definitely needing the sunglasses and the extra layer. heading to the tonight, temperatures in the upper 30's as you go through 9:00, 10:00. we stage ride overnight. a look at our weekend forecast. earlier showers saturday morning. a break for the afternoon. study your rainfall late saturday. notice our daytime high. upper 50's. warm again tomorrow. a temperature crash sunday. back in the upper 40's and expecting gusty winds, but at least sunshine returns. a look at futurecast at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. namely showers to the northwest of the district. possibly getting through silver spring, back towards gaithersburg and baltimore -- gaithersburg, the thanksgiving parade from 10:00 until noon. ring the raingear. -- bring the raingear a at a cold front moving through late saturday night. this is a look a

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dad: molly! trash! ( ♪ ) whoo! ( ♪ ) mom: hey, molly? it's time to go!ll ringing) class, let's turn to page 136, recessive traits skip generations. who would like to read? ( ♪ ) molly: i reprogrammed the robots to do the inspection. it's running much faster now. see? it's amazing, molly. thank you. ( ♪ ) when this guy got a flat tire thank you. in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> and you know the music. you know what that means. "meet the press," the lodngest running program on television celebrating 70 years on the air. interviews with former presidents, 82 heads of state, hundreds of journalists. more importantly, now more than ever, especially after tuesday's election, joining me now, moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. also political director and host of "mtp daily" on msnbc. we played your song. the legacy is the weight of all of this, but you've been so spectacular in the transition of

let's talk about molly's game. >> i love molly's game.ersity of colorado headed to harvard law school. ranked third in mogils. she came a hundred yards from make olympic team going to harvard law school with medal around her neck. and then whatever she wanted after that. 100 yards from doing that. a freak accident a 100 yards from the finish line i don't want to spoil because it's the beginning of the movie kept her off the team and sent her life in an entirely different direction. she went to los angeles where she ended up running the world's most exclusive high stakes underground poker game. as the trailer said, movie st stars, hedge fund managers, ceo's athletes millions of dollars changing hands every couple of minutes in this game. and unbeknownst to her had he had seated a couple of russian mobsters as well an fbi informant and that's where things started to get crazy. >> she eventually gets buffed, right? >> we're not telling anything there. >> that's right. >> she had written this story, um, and a lot of people wanted to the fact

molly: state visits to the u.k. are glamorous affairs, meaning the queen and arriving in royal style, but speaking in jordan thursday, theresa may says the invite stands. >> an invitation for a state visit has been extended and accepted. theresa may's comments follow if i recession in the parliament in response to president trump's anti-islam in cemetery ret racist, incompetent, or on the thinking. molly: wednesday morning, president trump retweeted three videos shared by the deputy leader of the extreme right-wing group written first. she's been accused in the u.k. of religiously aggravated harassment. the prime minister reiterated her absolute opposition to his tweets. >> of britain first is a hateful organization. molly: she says, friends tell friends the truth. the fact that we work together does not mean we are afraid to say when we think the united states has got it wrong, and i am clear that retreating britain first was the wrong thing to do. molly: today, the british ambassador to the u.s. says he personally

molly mcgrath with us as well. when you want to be a championship he'll team, these are the types of games you have to win. eke them out. right now, ucf in prime position to win this. >> dusty: it's never toez go undefeated. you're always going get somebody's best shot, esch in a rivalry game. especially in a game that has conference championship at play. but usf came out ready to fight. ucf after falling behind dug deep in in fourth quarter to ice this game. >> adam: still four minutes to play. milton, huge plugs to smith inside the 25. >> dusty: otis anderson with an excellent block to allow milton with the time to throw a dime down the field to his favorite target, tre'quan smith. >> adam: that was one heck of a cut block by otis anderson. >> dusty: true freshman brooklynty way, who they trusted in navy in the fourth quarter when they were only up by three. he has a touchdown to put him up ten. >> adam: another throw to smith. he could not hold on. second down. >> dusty: shows a lot to put a true freshman runnin

molly: sunshine, but off to a cool start.h of the northeast, a lot of us in the 20's and 30's. definitely needing the extra layer this morning. if you are partaking in any turkey 11:00, 30's to lower 40's. thing.ra layer is a good the daytime high at 46 degrees with lows in the 20's to lower 30's. also the southerly wind. . a cool start. through the afternoon, 54 degrees. through saturday, another warm one. a cold front moves through late saturday evening that could shower, but we cool off by sunday. sunday's daytime high in the upper 40's to lower 50's. next week, a quiet weather pattern. notice the warm-up, 60 by wednesday. .ulie: traffic, also metro keep that in mind. the thanksgiving day schedule opening a 8:00 -- opening at 8:00. it :00 to 11:00. .etro-owned operated garages with the exception of largo town center. the trouble spot is going to be on the south side and van dorn street. a fatal tractor-trailer crash under investigation. starting to see a backup form as you approach the scene, but that is it appeared from t

mollie: nobody is looking out for aal voter. they think voting for a late-term abortionist cheerleader is a choice. whether it's delaying the election. getting behind the write in, they should do it. >> i love paul ryan saying the accusations are credible, but not proved. thank you for >> i feel good about where we are. our numbers are focused on passing this bill because it cuts taxes, get our economy going again. lauren: breaking news this morning. historic vote on capitol hill as the house prepares to pass the tax reform bill, but there is republican opposition in the senate and president trump heads to capitol hill to make another push for tax cuts. trying to market focused on tax reform after falling to .5% yesterday. we'll price is lower by 12 cents

and so -- let me say, too, our children and my children are a blessing, including molly, molly is representing here tonight for the children. [applause] and so many family freands and folks who have come from all over the commonwealth. i just want to tell you how much this support means to me. how much i love all of you and respect everyone here and how thankful i am for the campaign we have waged. i look forward to seeing you in a more relaxed setting and environment as i continue to see folks all across this beautiful commonwealth. i have to tell you, again, i am so moved as i travel virginia. we're see incredibly blessed. as i joke sometimes, i feel bad for candidates who have to run in states that aren't virginia. because our commonwealth is so beautiful. thank you all so much. god bless you. god bless the commonwealth of virginia. god bless the united states of america. thank u [applause] -- thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. is

so molly, why is the president linking the north korean issue with the spending fight?hat purpose does that serve? is it mr.ly helpful? >> it's just a political tactic to blame the democrats for not coming to the table, but sit a very interesting route the president has taken on this particular fight in congress, which could lead to a shutdown of the government. he's shown before earlier this year in one very particular set of circumstances that he could get together with the democrats and come up with a deal that could sail through congress, and he did have an opportunity to perhaps do that again here. instead, for whatever reason, he chose to preetchtively attack the democratic leaders on issues that had nothing to do with the budget. >> so where does this leave the whole argument of spending? >> well, there's still a couple of weeks to work this out. i think that democrats are counting on the fact that without any control of government in washington, they don't control either house of congress, they don't control the white house, if there is a shutdown, they're banki

molly hunter for us in london, thanks, molly. >>> and on capitol hill lawmakers are racing to avoid a government shutdown by the end of next week. >>> senate democrats skipped a meeting with president trump after he said he does not see a deal happening. the president also has his hands full with tax reform. he's making headway though with republicans despite a new report claiming the plan will hurt low-income americans more than first thought. abc's kenneth moton is following the developments from d.c. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. senate republicans can only lose two votes, but right now at least ten have voiced concerns over the gop tax reform plan. today, president trump is on the move headed to missouri to sell tax reform to the american people. the president on capitol hill yesterday to rally senate republicans. their tax plan cleared a major hurdle. the budget committee signed off sending the bill to the full senate for a possible vote tomorrow over the shouts of protesters. >> shame on you. >> reporter: analysts say those earning more than

mollie: nobody is looking out for aal voter. for a late-term abortionist cheerleader is a choice. whether it's delaying the election. getting behind the write in, they should do it. >> i love paul ryan saying the accusations are credible, but not proved. thank you for want are a bunch of lawyers to figure it out, here is lou. >> good evening, breaking tonight, president trump has returned from his successful 12 day troi trip to asia, the swamp dwellers in congress, grew comfortable in his absence, we'll see how much progress they have really made. it looks as though republicans are now down one more vote in the senate. senator ron johnson of wisconsin, coming out again the senate tax plan. first republican to do so. that is the same ron johnson who owes his reelection to wisconsin voters who embraced president trump in last year's elect, also, another republican

mollie: nobody is looking out for aal voter.k voting for a late-term abortionist cheerleader is a choice. whether it's delaying the election. getting behind the write in, they should do it. >> i love paul ryan saying the accusations are credible, but not proved. thank you for with us. good night from new york. kennedy: senate republicans trying to use tax reform as a tool to destroy obamacare. will it work? another sexual harassment scandal involving an unnamed congressman. wait until you see how much it has cost taxpayers. put on some lip particular. time for a kiss. after multiple political embarrassments and wasted opportunities, senate republicans may achieve the impossible. killing obamacare by turfing the individual mandate.

why do you we lie on other countries for the development of molly 99? >> mainly because we have stopped manufacturing nuclear weapons. because of an agreement we did back in the 80s with the soviet union. so we are no longer creating weapons. and quite frankly we are dependent upon and lot of nations around the world for our radio isotopes that we use. and these radio isotopes are extremely important for the manufacture of those various isotopes used in the practice of medicine and diagnose and treating diseases such as cancer and saving lives. as you said earlier. there are 40 million procedures a year done with nuclear medicine it's very, very important that we not be dependent upon foreign nations. especially russia, for these isotopes. judge jeanine: congressman babin, if you can tell my viewers, what is nuclear imaging? when they go for what kinds of test would this be relevant or would this be used? >> like i said, there are 40 mill procedures a year. and many are specific for certain orghans your body whether it's the heart, thyroid, muscular dis

>> "molly's game"? i had no clue.is game. >> do you know who? >> jimmy: i do know who. this woman molly organized the game. does the character you play a real life character? >> no, he's a little bit of on amalgamation between aaron sorkin and what he thinks about the whole thing and the criminal lawyer. but my character is fictitious. and in the film it's a really great film. i ain't going to say it because i'm in it. but it's aaron sorkin. it's a great film because -- >> jimmy: this is his first time directing a film. which amazing to me. i had to check that to make sure that it's right. >> she's a very strong character, considering what goes through in this story. she's an olympian skier and broke her back in several places and ended up in las vegas running poker games. >> jimmy: she's kind of ingenious at least according to the movie. i don't know her in real life. but seems to be a brilliant character. you can't study for that. you can't go out and sue people as research or anything like that, can you? >> no, jus

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why do you we lie on other countries for the development of molly 99? >> mainly because we have stopped manufacturing nuclear weapons. because of an agreement we did back in the 80s with the soviet union. so we are no longer creating weapons. and quite frankly we are dependent upon and lot of nations around the world for our radio isotopes that we use. and these radio isotopes are extremely important for the manufacture of those various isotopes used in the practice of medicine and diagnose and treating diseases such as cancer and saving lives. as you said earlier. there are 40 million procedures a year done with nuclear medicine it's very, very important that we not be dependent upon foreign nations. especially russia, for these isotopes. judge jeanine: congressman babin, if you can tell my viewers, what is nuclear imaging? when they go for what kinds of test would this be relevant or would this be used? >> like i said, there are 40 mill procedures a year. and many are specific for certain orghans your body whether it's the heart, thyroid, muscular dis

molly.> so what should have been a standard event for steve mnuchin found him once again on receiving end of criticism for bad optics. mnuchin was on hand for tour of the printing and engraving in washington. presented with a fresh sheet of $1 bills featuring his signature. as he was showing the money. came along for the event. to pose for a photo. now watch this. this picture lit up social media. it comes after the pair received criticism for embarking on a taxpayer funded flight back in august. you may remember this. on the way to fort knox. included a viewing of the solar eclipse. hawking designer clothes on social media page during that trip. now per usual the internet had a field day as you can imagine with all kinds of methamphetamine. some comments steve mnuchin touches a $1 bill for the first time. honey, i think i found the perfect floor matt. now, the new york post was more direct in criticism with the headline, tone deaf mnuchin pose for money shot. >> i think mnuchin is worth $30

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abc's molly hunter has all the developments for us, good morning, molly. >> reporter: diane, good morning. that's right. this is the most powerful weapon they've ever tested but why 75 days after their last test have those back channels talks faltered. is diplomacy dead but this is a very scary milestone. this morning a new threat from north korea. the country launching an intercontinental ballistic missile that puts all of the united states in striking rank and shot 2800 miles in space flying for 50 minutes and experts warn if angled for distance instead of altitude it could reach washington, d.c. >> it went higher frankly than any previous shots they've taken. it's a research and development effort on their part to continue building ballistic missiles that could threaten everywhere in the world basically. >> reporter: the pentagon briefing president trump while the missile was still in the air. >> a missile was launched a little while ago from north korea. i will only tell you that we will take care of it. we have general mattis in the room with us and we've had a long discussion on it

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