applause] mr. obama: i enjoy that. you always got to have a few to know you are on the campaign trail. these are all the reasons i've come down to miami. but the real reason i came down to miami is because this tuesday might be the most important election of our lifetimes. politicians will always say that, but this time it's actually true. the stakes really are that high. the consequences of us staying home really are more dangerous. because america is at a crossroads. the health care of millions -- hold on a second. hold on a second. sir. sir. crowd chanting "bring it home"] mr. obama: hold on a second. listen. here's the deal. here's the deal. here's the deal. if you support the other candidates, then you should go support the other candidates. [cheers and applause] mr. obama: don't be here. i never -- one of the things i never understood was why if you are supporting the other guy you come to my rally. [cheers and applause] mr. obama: go to their rally. go talk about what you are for. don't come holle

[laughter] mr. obamat brag about it. i'm putting a positive spin on things. then she asks me, what did you do wrong? otherwise, you wouldn't be doing the dishes. [laughter] mr. obama: we all try to put a positive spin on things, but what we have not seen the way we are seeing right now is politicians just blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly lie, just making stuff up. that is what they are doing right now all the time. and by the way, it is not the first time. they do this every election cycle, try to terrify folks, and then the election comes and the problem suddenly magically vanishes. you never hear about it again. in 2010, they said bill and i were setting up death panels to kill your grandmother. remember that? in 2014, they said, ebola is going to kill all of us. shut the borders. in 2016, it was hillary's emails. they were all wound up about that. and the mainstream press picked up about that. this is terrible, this is scary. you know they weren't worried about that because if they were then

mr. obama: it is good to be back in houston. congratulations on the texas victory yesterday. mr. meacham: they beat the titans so no, sir, we don't want that. tennesseans say, if it weren't for us, you would be part of spain. made that joke to george bush when he was governor and he said, that's funny, asshole. mr. baker: if it weren't for us, you wouldn't be saying y'all. mr. meacham: president reagan used to say that when he was in hollywood, he would get a call to come to dinner and speak and perform and reagan would say, but i don't sing or dance. the organizer would say, we know, but you can introduce someone who can. my job is to introduce to people who can. i wanted to start with secretary baker, and thank him for the remarkable institute. more important -- [applause] mr. meacham: the half-century of service to america and to the world. mr. baker: thank you. [applause] mr. meacham: it is -- as someone who spends most of his time thinking about the past and talking to dead people, it is w

we'll be joined by mrs. obamaugh to make their hopes and dreams come true. ♪ >> here they are. >> how are you? i've heard so much about you. i've read about you all. >> let me start with the one you are -- and i can feel your anticipation to see her, right? you know who i'm talking about, right? i'm talking about the first lady of the united states, michelle obama, joined by meryl streep and freida pinto. you can give them a bigger, warmer applause than that. come on! [ applause ] >> thank you all. i am beyond excited to be here with all of you. and i'm so excited to be able to bring a piece of the world here to hear your stories. if there are people who come to you and say why should we educate girls, well, the health of any nation can be measured by the health of women in that society. because women bear children. they raise the children. and if you look at women who are not educated in their countries, there are higher infant mortality rates, higher rates of hiv. obviously lower wages. and all of those conditio

and mrs. obama did an event here this year or last year. two years, time flies. [laughter] this is what happens when you get old. cokie roberts: even -- mrs. bush: even to first ladies. cokie roberts: it was on military statuses. do you continue that work together? not really. not since they left. it does not mean we would not at some time continue to do something together, but not really. we have seen each other at funerals. cokie roberts: there was press about the fact that president bush gave obama and outside -- an altiod. i do not know why that was so fascinating. you do say there is a bond among first ladies. the first all of ladies know what it is like and they are friendly with each other. maybe they would not be if they ran against each other. the presidents and the being friends, to. o. cokie roberts: i remember interviewing president bush 41 soon after office and he said, i cannot imagine i will be friends with clinton the way ford and carter are. then he became the fifth son. [laughter] that also space to help president bush is, so great, courtly. that

and you invited mrs. obama. mrs. bush: that was one of the things he had done through the bush library, and the first lady's initiative. who do with first ladies not have the sort of platform that american first ladies have. we work with them to give them we work with them to give them the chance to build that platform. they can work on issues that their husbands are not working on. the first thing we did was in -- an africa first ladies conference. we worked with them and our staffs worked with their staffs. leaders, the both husband and the wife working, you can do twice as month. the first ladies conference that we hosted in africa and michelle obama was there. it was better than that. i had the great honor of being the person to interview the two of them together. i got the call saying can you be in tanzania next week? i said no. my husband said, why not? so off i went. there was the two of them, and it was such an important symbol for the first ladies of africa. cokie: in many cases they would never -- they said

and i said, as i was having the conversation, mrs. obama, you wanted to be in this conversation with mrs. bush. why? and she reached out her hand to you and said i love this woman. and it was such a moment of just, you know, making you feel good about the country. and then you did it again here the following year. and brought the african first ladies here. >> during the unga in new york when their spouses were in new york for the general assembly, we thought, we hosted it then. >> and then you and mrs. obama did an event here, i think just this year, or was it last year? two years, oh, my goodness, time flies. [laughter] >> this is what happens when you get old, you think it was-- she was first lady. >> but it was on military spouses and so do you continue that work together? >> no, not really. not since they left. it wouldn't mean that we wouldn't at some times continue to do something together, but not really. we've mainly seen them, as you know, at funerals, which where there was, you know, press about the fact that president bush-- >> g

tonight, though, mr. obama made a surprise stop in northern virginia bearing donuts and stumping for senator tim kaine and jennifer wexton. today was national donut day. nobody got me donuts. or anybody on this panel got donuts. ana cabrera. she is in tallahassee. what is gillum's message to voters now the night before the election? >> reporter: hi, anderson. the main message tonight is go vote. and you can hear this crowd is fired up. they are calling this the bring it home midnight rally. we are at florida a&m university, a fitting venue given andrew gillum was a graduate of florida a&m. and he has a star-studded line-up trying to turn out the vote for him tonight. the headliner at this event is

. >> reporter: mrs. obamaals meply personal moments that she sud her husband sought marriage counseling, and she suffered a miscarriage that left her "physically uncomfortable and cratered any optimism we felt." >> i felt lost and alone, and i feel i felt like i failed, because i didn't know how common miscarriages were. because we don't talk about them. he reporter: she writes that both of her daughters were conceived through in vitro fertilization. s e book also reflects mrs. obama's political fatigue and tries to put to rest any rumors she is considering her own run for office. >> i am sick of all the chaos. ( applause ) and the nastiness of our politics. >> reporter: mrs. obama also writes that she remembers during her husband's campaign for the white house being written off as ryngry or unbecoming." the lesson: judgments quickly fill any void. she vows in the book to never allow herself to be "that banged up again." jeff. >> glor: major garrett, thank you. r:ming up here, the government's plan to ban a th

and mrs. obama stopped everything. she said, wait a minute, barack. stop.re she's okay. everybody. and she called the first aid people up, and it was just such a real moment. and that's just who she is. >> she's real. she's authentic. we were joking recently about a story of when she was in iowa, and she was campaigning in someone's home. you know iowa, small crowds, and it was at the end of the day. and she kicked off her shoes. and the room fell in love with her. what woman does not want to take those high heeled shoes and kick them to the corner? and the fact that she felt comfortable in her own skin and in their home spoke volumes to who she really is. >> valerie jarrett, thank you so much. come back anytime. >> you're welcome. i would love to. thank you for all you do, don. >>> dozens of students from a high school in wisconsin, well, they give the nazi salute in a photo. this is america? we'll talk about it next. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-don

mrs. obama kicks off a nationwide book tour tonight in chicago. rter: in her new book, former first lady michelle obama accuses then private citizen donald trump of jeopardizing her inhe er's safety by promoting united states. she feared, quote, crazy and mean-spirited rhetoric might inspire violence among, quote, wingnuts and kooks. >> on page 353 you say donald trump with his loud and reckless innuendos was putting my family's safety at risk and for this, i'd never forgive him. why was it important for you to say that at this time? >> because i don't think he knew what he was doing. that, for him, it was a game. and for the commander in chief, which he now is, the threats and security risks that you face as the commander in chief, not even within your own country but around the world, are real. and your children are at risk. >> reporter: what if someone with an unstable mind loaded a gun and drove to washington, she writes? what if that person went looking for our girls? at the white house, the president dismissed the charge. >> she got paid a lo

mrs. obama's new book.h discussed h love of chicago and discussed some of her experiences in the white house t st haveped her life. >> they tell you you can order anythi and they listen very carefully because everybody listens to every word that the presidentsays. i used to tell barack, don't say you want something because then we'll have like thousands of it. you know? and then we're paying for it. >> mrs. obama has tour dates at capital one arena here in d.c. on november 17th and the 25th. >> good luck getting a ticket. >>> there is now a scholarship fund in honor of a d.c. woman stabbed to death while jogging. wendy martinez was murdere two circle.go in logan she served as chief of staff. the company donated half a million to sta the fund. her fiance says the wendy martin legacy project will help support women in tech, empowerment and police arrested the suspect. >>> a d.c. tow truck company is under investigation after a news 4 report about one woman's car that disappeared two month ago. tiffany told ne

mrs. obamaout how hard it was to get pregnant and how she eventually turned to ivf, but much of the early attention focuses on her uncharacteristic criticism of president donald trump. n nbc's peter alexander has more. >> the early reviews call it surprisingly candid as she takes her status as the first black woman to serve as first lady and weaves it into the narrative of our nation's history. in her much anticipated memoir, michelle obama opens up about her years in the white house. according to excerpts from the book obtained by "the washington post" and the associated press, the former first lady writes about everything from growing up in chicago to confronting racism in public life, to her amazement at becoming the country's first black first lady. but the book scheduled to be released on tuesday is also getting attention for mrs. obama's criticism of her husband's successor, president trump. denouncing donald trump's birther campaign, questioning her husband's citizenship. mrs. obama blast

we brought mrs. obamak to drop in on a dance class. >> you see her right now and you would not know she walked these halls saying am i get enough? >> pa. >> i cautalked about a counsell who said i was not princeton material. can you imagine that? >> she doesn't work here anymore. >> i get a lot of opposition when i ask for opinions from the student body. i want to accommodate to everyone and make the school a better place. >> first of all, you stop trying to make everybody happy. it's impossible. as first lady, i wanted everybody to be happy and i wanted everybody to like me. no matter what i did, there was always somebody out there that thought what i was saying was stupid or that can't be your goal. i would love to hug each and every one of you. >> what do you want your legacy to be? >> young people are the future. if my story, my journey somehow gives them hope, if i played a role in that for young people coming down the line, i'll feel good about it. >> next here, the big names including bruce springst

mr. obamaso participate in the my brother's keeper event, a program he launched in 2014. >>> meanwhile in washington dc, mr. obama made a surprise appearance at michelle obama's book tour last night, showing up with a bouquet of flowers during a promotion event for her memoir called becoming. she talks about her life post-white house, and taking a step back to reflect on what they've accomplished. >> and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ (music throughout)

in the book, mrs obama reveals that she had a miscarriage and used in vitro fertilisation, or ivf, toshe describes how she sought couple's therapy with her husband, the former president barack. speaking to the cbs news channel, mrs obama said there were times when the couple's relationship had struggled. i tell young couples, it's like when you get married you've got that moment, those years, if you are lucky, where it isjust moment, those years, if you are lucky, where it is just the two of you, individuals on your pass. you come together when you need to. all works until you have kids —— paths. your first joint works until you have kids —— paths. yourfirstjoint project works until you have kids —— paths. your first joint project where works until you have kids —— paths. your firstjoint project where the inequalities are felt. you know, i'm working and managing childcare and sick kids and trying to co—ordinate myjob and... he's flickering in. tensions started to arise. and we knew that we needed to have a place where we could really work these feelings out. what's he like, great, let

mr. obama delivering a blistering attack on president trump sending military to the southern border to combat refugees l st hundreds of miles from the u.s. >> they are even taking our brave troops away from their families for a political stunt. >> reporter: the formpr ident not pulling any punches. >> they promised to take on corruption. instd, they have racked up enough indictments to field a football team. >> reporter: brushing off several hecklers. >> why is it that the folks that won the last election are so mad all the time? >> reporter: the man who brought us obamacare insisting the # future of health care is on the line. >> when you vote, you have the power to make sure a family keeps its health insurance.co yod save somebody's life. cr> reporter: for demoats, it's all hands on deck. mr. obama grabng a bite in florida. >> this way i will get like a steak dinner from them next time. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden stumping in north dakota. even oprah winfrey knocking on doors

what you are seeing is enormous frustration and lashing out on the part of mrs. obama and frankly everyone in the obama administration. >> laura: i want to play for you something from's or lena zerlina maxwell and she was on msnbc on the subject. >> i agree with her. the fact we elected someone who had no qualifications to be a president who was running against a woman with a laundry list of qualifications to be president and instead america or the electorate chose to gave the electoral college to the person with no experience who happened to be a man like all the other presidents. when michelle obama is highlighting that that in it of itself is misogynistic and sexist and perhaps as a country we should take a moment to reflect on that. >> laura: again from a woman who voted for trump are either dumb or they are just following their husbands or we are not going to offer any ideas, candace owens down my, how to raise the standard of living for the standard american, we are goingl people misogynist, racist, xenophobic, nativist, all the ists and isms, they are all worn o

mrs. obama says she assumed mr. trump was just grand-standing. ythe former first l criticizes mr.mp for his debate behavior towards 2016 presidential candidate hillary clinton. she refers torump stalking clinton and rails against him over the infamous 2005 "acss hollywoo tape. my body buzzed with fury after hearing that tachpe. she says she has no interest in running for office. recently addressing the topic of a potential 2020 run here on "today." >> you have been asked one billion times, a few by me. would you ever run for elected office, andave you ever been asy not? >> i never wanted to be a politician, you know. it's one of those things that nothing has changed in me to ke me bawant to run for elected office. i want to terve. i wan do work. i want to be out there. but there are so many ways to make an impact. politics is just not my thing. >> mrs. obama's memoir is powerful and it is personal. according to the post-traumatic stress disor rs rks /* /- - post, she reveals she and her husband had trouble getting pregnant, she suffered a miscarriage and sasha and malia were conce

as i was having the youersation, mrs. obama, wanted to be in this conversation. she reached out her hand to you and said i love this woman. was such a moment of just making you feel good about the country. and again here the following year. bringing the african first lady's here. when the york, spousal's were in new york for hostederal assembly, we an event. >> and then you did an event here, maybe just this year, over years?t year? two my goodness, time flies. [laughter] >> this is what happens when you get old. >> she was first lady. [laughter] >> military spouses, right? , do you continue that work together? >> no, not really. not since they left. sometimes we do stuff together, but not really. at funerals, them as you know. >> it was by the way press that president bush gave her an outside. altoid. [laughter] that was considered i don't know what. but you do say there is a bond between the first ladies? like andw what it's they are friendly with each other. maybe not if they ran into each other i remember interviewing president bush 41 soon after he left offi

mr. obama's final six quarters in office. growth doubled to 3% during mr. trump's first six full quarters. the increase in job openings over mr. trump's first 20 months has averaged an impressive 75,000 a month. but over mr. obama's last 20 months in office, the number of job openings increased an average of 900 a month. during mr. obama's last 21 months, the number of employed americans increased an average of 157,000 a month. under mr. trump, the increase has accelerated to 214,000 a month. a whopping 36% improvement. unbelievable. half of that, we all know other facts. record low african-american, latino unemployment. credible rising small business applications, and totally jacked up consumer confidence. you get the point. obama's pathetic attempt to take credit for the fruits of his successors policies while obama criticizes most of those very same policies, patently ridiculous. that's not the only thing that doesn't wash in obama land. >> michelle and i and our growth, we came out intact. what i mean by that is the core values that we brought into the

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mrs. obama launching her book tour for her memoir, "becoming." robin asking about 2020 and would michelle obama ever run? she gave a familiar answer. >> 2020 -- 2020, i'm looking at you. no, no, no -- >> no, no, no. >> recently, one of hillary clinton's former advisers speculating that she could run again. do you think she should? >> i -- you know, i think at this point, everybody's qualified and everybody should run. >> mrs. obama then joking, she might even tap her daughter sasha to run. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the american tourist stabbed and killed in a very popular vacation destination. >>> also, that c-130 plunging from the sky, killing nine. and tonight, what authorities just revealed now in this investigation. >>> the family of eight brutally killed, making national headlines. and what authorities have now revealed about the alleged killers from another family. >>> and if you like chick-fil-a, the popular fast food chain says it not ready to deliv t how it w work, en we come back tonight. j

in the book, mrs obama reveals that she had a miscarriage, and used ivf to conceive both her daughters, the former president barack obama. speaking to cbs news, mrs obama said there were times when their relationship had problems. i tell young couples, it's like when you get married you've got that moment, those years, if you're lucky, where it's just the two of you, individuals on your paths. you come together when you need to. all works until you have kids. yourfirstjoint project where the inequalities are felt. you know, i'm working and managing childcare and sick kids and trying to co—ordinate myjob and he's flittering in. tensions started to arise. and we knew that we needed to have a place where we could really work these feelings out. was he like, great, let's go to counselling? oh no! oh no, no. i can't wait to go! barack is a problem solver. it's like, i'll buy a book and we will study... on relationships. 0h relationships, yeah. we will study chapter 12. you read chapter 13. and we can figure this out. you know, it's just one of those things. we don't need help from anybody.

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i want to be cuddled up. >> anyway, youan watch the full conversation with mrs. obamaher. >> more of that conversation t coming up onhird hour today, as well. >> good plug. >> yeah. that's me, mr. subtle. let's take a look at what's going on in southern california. again we've got elevated to critical fire risk at least through today with strong winds and really low humidit look at these winds from the los angeles mountains to the san diego mountains, 35 to 60-mile-per-hour wind gots. closer home we have got flash flood watches in the southeast. we have g winter storm watches and warnings throughout much of the midwest. we've got light snow early tonight into tomorrow for the i-95 corridor. lake-effecsnow 4 to 9 inches of snow possible. dangerous icing through the shenandoah valley. downed trees, power outages through tomorrow night, and rain. we're talking about flooding rain, major airport delays anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain through thehioutheast. so is going to be big impacts thanks to this no weaster. thatt's going on around the country. here's what's happen

mrs. obamaughts donald trump saying she thought he was just grand standing when he announced his run for office, adding that she feels he endangered her family with the whole birther conspiracy writing, quote, it was dangerous, deliberately meant to stir up the wing nuts. what if somebody with an unstable mind loaded aun and drove to washington. what if that person went looking for ourgirls? donald trump with his loud and reckless innuendos wasutting family's safety at risk, and for this i'd never forgive him she says. we said this memoir was also very personal. mrs. obama shares for the first time that she had trouble getting pregnant and even miscarriage and says both daughters, sasha and malia were conceived through ivf. "becoming" will be released next tuesday and aouple of days after that she'll be on the ellen show. we'll all l beking forward to seeing that. >> you will not be the only one, i bet. that's surprising she's being that candid. >> it's the first time she's been so about life in

mrs. obama's side during her time there in the white house.opportunity to read the book? did you get an advanced copy? >> i did and i have. and i'm like, oprah, i'm almost through it twice. >> what strikes you most about it? >> well, here's what i hope people will take from it is this really honest story that could only happen in america of a young girl from the south side, and it's beautiful. it's poetic, the first line of the book is from my childhood, i heard the sounds of striving and it goes on to tell the story of her family through the great migration to what become this amazing woman who went to the white house. >> there's also a part based on the excerpts where she talks about her love affair with barack, and their first kiss. >> she did, and she talks about how there was lust and romance, all, you know, she uses the word lust, which is a little unusual for a first lady. >> i know. >> she talks about the struggles, too, craig, when i think people relate to is it isn't just the rosy movie picture of their romance. it's also the struggl

. >> president trump is also attacking former president obama. mr. trump accused him of breaking promises during his presidency. >> jim acosta has more from the trump campaign stop in indianapolis. >> reporter: president trump continues a are war war of wordt a rally. he tore into obama who had accused trump earlier in the day telling lies. trump says that obama has told lies of his own. here's what the president had to say. >> it is no surprise that joe donnelly is holding a rally this weekend with barack h. obama. barack obama. i watched him speak today. he had a very small crowd. they don't talk about that. and they never talk about how big our crowds are. >> reporter: the president also seized on the subject of immigration, and he told the crowd that he has decimated obamacare. democrats want to seize on those comments as they accuse the president of trying to weaken that law and protections for those with pre-existing conditions. jim acosta, cnn, indianapolis. >> and barack obama took his own shots at the mr. trump. he accused his successor of ly

we sit in our own pain thinking that somehow we're broken. >> reporter: mrs. obamang she and the former president sought marriage counselling. >> i know too many couples struggle and think there is something wrong with them. i want them to know michelle and b barack obama get help with our marriage when we need it. >> when asked about the state of the country today, mrs. obama urged people not to be discouraged pointing out there were harder times. the book goes on sale tuesday. she is kicking it off with a huge event in chicago joined by oprah. >>> let's get a look at the weather from dave price. >> it is cold out there from charlotte to the nation's capital. keep in mind, 250 million people today will see temperatures below average. we will be on the cool side. cool today as a high pressure system continues to roll on through. those high temperatures are going to be really rather chilly. 25 in minneapolis. 19 degrees below where we should be. look at philadelphia at 46 degrees. howling winds for many in the northeast. you will knock off the temperatures as you rol

mrs. obama's help, and when she has needed advice, she has not needed to turn to mrs. obama. rly this is a first lady. i've said this before. she feels sometimes when she is attacked or i don't want to say attacked because michelle obama wasn't attacking, but when she feels like she's being discussed and she's not involved in the conversation, she likes to put herself back in the conversation. >> one of the fascinating tidbits of robin rob earth's conversations with michelle obama is when she was sitting in the rain at trump's inauguration and how she tried to smile. what did she say? >> reporter: you know, she discussed just how different the inaugural celebrations were in terms of the audience, the diversity, the sort of vast difference between the people in attendance at barack obama's inauguration and what she was seeing at president trump's inauguration. certainly the president was coming out of a very divisive campaign and presidential election, and michelle obama's looking around and seeing different faces, different people, certainly not reflective of the folks that su

mrs. obamamade the surprise stop at the school in the midst of her national book tour.natsot/obama"how many people like to read and hear stories? i like to read. you know, i just wrote a book, and i brought you some books."she read to the students.then she invited the children to pick out 3 books to take home to read.drew furedi/para los ninos "lighting the fire for reading. showing how important it is, and being so engaging, right?"she then gave each of the 4 year olds a hug.and the teachers as well.angela fuentes/teacher"i feel proud that we serve so many families. and they're low income families, and we do the best we can. and having her over here is proud that somebody really cares about us."and the visit ended with a group picture capturing a moment most will never forget. the next step for mrs. obama?a book event at the forum.in downtown la, amy johnson (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. (grant) pam and ken, thanks very

mrs. obama will bring her book tour to the bay area soon.) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ...the season of giving came early for some walmart customers...their reaction after a man paid off their layaway. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) another door with poor air quality across the bay area as skies remain smoky and hazy. expect daytime highs in the 60's across the bay today. another door with poor air quality across the bay area as skies remain smoky and hazy. expect daytime highs in and hazy. expect remain smoky area as skies across the bay poor air quality another door with another door with bay area as skies remain smoky and hazy. expect daytime highs in the 60's across the bay today. as we make our way through the week look forward to air quality improving along with rainfall arriving on wednesday that will take us through thanksgiving and into next weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 3

, and people f people forget mrs. obama is very popular, and so he had a good impact. he had a better impact in the suburbs than donald trump. >> you look at the toururnout, million voters, way higher than 2014 and 2010. yay duh moemocracy, but it is n clear who it helped. >> the media got a little enamored with the democratic turnout. when you have that large of a number your turnout was up across the pwoefboard, it was n just democrats turning out in greater numbers but republicans as well. >> the president, does he deser deserve some credit for turning out the voters in many of the states he went, missouri, tennessee, he had big wins? >> i think the president deserves credit for turning out everybody, and he turned out republican and democratic turnout. >> is there a polling problem? are we seeing a polling problem with regard to how -- what the spreads look like? is there a hidden trump vote? i heard frank say there was two or 3% of supportive trump numbers out there not showing up in polls before the election. >> what is the answer? >> i think the polls were prett

you know, though mrs. obama has said when they go low, we go high. her character and just how much of a class act she is. but i will say you know, it's hard to exercise that kind of restraint. i'm very aware as like a woman of color that however i approach a situation could have the, you know, the opportunity to overshadow what it is that the end result i'm looking to achieve. and so i have to be very mindful of my presence and my words. but it is extremely frustrating when you have those out there who don't believe in telling the truth. >> desiree, i want to play another clip from this interview with oprah. here it is. >> did you feel the pressure being the first black family because you know -- >> duh. >> duh. because we've all been raised with you've got to work twice hard, got to work twice as hard to get half as far. and before you came out, i was saying meticulous, not a misstep. >> do you think that was an accident? >> i know it was no accident but did you feel the pressure of that? >> absolutely. we felt the pressure from the minute we starte

mr. obama's successor.good morning. >> hey hey. >> all right. >> one of the weirdest weeks of the year. thanksgiving week. >> should we start with turkey jokes? the eighth and final year of turkey jokes. >> the eighth and final one. there's a cornucopia of corny jokes. including maybe that one. >> no, no. >> all right. you're crying fowl on that one. i get it. >> you know he always talks every year about generosity. making sure everyone can eat on thanksgiving. except for the turkeys. because they're already stuffed. >> i like it. >> and then, we also want to give a shout out to all of the brave turkeys who met their fate with courage. they're not chicken. >> followed up with they're delicious. >> they're not chicken, they're delicious. this is the last tame i will pardon a turkey. which means the next time i cross paths with a turkey it better run. >> i look how there is an underlying premise that the president just wants to kill turkeys. >> i have an idea for a joke but not an actual joke yet. like someth

mrs. obama will kick off her tour in chicago today. >> and we continue to pay tribute to comic book legend stan lee. los ed yesterday in angeles. mourners layedrs flo and pictures of the super heros he created next to his hollywood star including superman, ironman, and the incredible hulk. he was 95 years old. an unusual sight in the the story behind this elephant found aming in new jersey. >> the owner of a california bar targeted we all want white teeth. you know doc how can i get whiter, brighter teeth. and the dentist really has to say let's take a step back and talk about protecting your amel. it's important to look for white teeth.l because n i believe dentists will recommend pronamel strong and bright because it's two fold. it strengthens your enamel, but then also it polishes away stains f whiter teeth. so it's really something that's a win-winan for the patienthe dentist. >>> according to police he was o er employee at the warehouse. victims were taken to the hospital in critical condit

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mr. obama: this is a night i look forward to come having a few hecklers.ou always have to have a few to know you are on the campaign trail. these are all the reasons i've come down to miami. this tuesday may be the most important election of our lifetime. this time it's actually true. the stakes really are that high. america is at a crossroads. the health care of millions -- hold on a second. sir. come on. hold on a second. here's the deal. if you support the other candidates, then you should go support the other candidates. don't be here. one of the things i never was why if you are supporting the other guy you come to my rally. go to their rally. don't come hollering here. where was i? america is at a crossroads. making sure working families get a fair shake on the ballot. maybe most of all the character of our country is on the ballot. we have seen attempts to divide us. designed to exploit our history. that pits us against one another. order willieve that somehow be restored if it that't for those folks don't love like we love. or pray like we do. >> b