hanson: it is -- mr. smith: it is also hugely expensive, or to get past the presidential level, to create a broad -- mr. ginsberg: i think the lists are getting better and better. i think it is still cheaper than sending mail, isn't it jack of -- isn't it? mr. smith: it is. mr. hanson: we do have a number of questions about the effect of technology. ms. ravel: and that is what i wanted to raise, actually, because i think that technology may be a solution to the money in politics issue just entirely because there are a number of tech companies now, sort of democracy technology companies, and they are trying their mechanisms of bringing in support for candidates, whether it be presidential or local, that doesn't involve contributions. that actually involves kind of commitments to candidates and hopefully getting sufficient commitments so that it totally upends the campaign finance requirements at all. which is possibly the future. optimistic are you about that future? ms. ravel: i am optimistic about it. i think

mr. smith: i continue to reserve. mr. engel: i yield one minute to the the gentlewoman from florida, ms. frankel. . . frankel: i thank you sue and winter, a member of the austrian parallelment from the stream right wing party of austria, received the following post on her facebook, quote, the jews are the global problem, europe and particularly germany are getting what they did he seemb from zionist jews, particularly rich zionist jews. a response said, quote, it's great. you took the words right out of my mouth. unquote. mr. speaker, this resolution condemning anti-sefmentism and i support it emphatically. i yield back. mr. smith: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: history has shown us the tragedy of what can happen with this sort of hatred. it's past time for governments and communities to focus on the rising tide in europe and do whatever it takes to turn it back. we are keeping a close eye on the problem and action is needed now. i encourage any col

mrs. smith's. >>> good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm andrea roane. >>> a somber morning at loudoun valley high school where a 15- year-old student died in a fivey crash over the weekend -- fivey crash over the -- fiery crash over the weekend. it happened in sterling, virginia over the weekend. nikki burdine has more. >> reporter: friends say wilberto pitre was an amazing friend and a great kid, someone who could light up a room just by walking in. >> a really good person, always cheered up everybody. >> reporter: loudoun valley high school is filled with students wearing pink as a tribute to their friend, wilberto pitre. >> some of us called him wil, others called him bert. >> reporter: just after midnight on sunday, he was driving in sterling. according to sources close to the investigation, sheriff's deputies spotted the car without the lights and tried to pull him over. but instead of stopping, he sped up, crashing into a parked car. the car went up in flames. wilberto pitre was pronounced dead at the scene. his passenger was rus

mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. two minutes to the ranking member of the emerging threats capability subcommittee, mr. langevin of rhode island. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for two minutes. i thank the gentleman for yielding. thank you, mr. speaker. i first want to thank the chairman and ranking member, particularly chairman wilson and members of the emerging threats and capability subcommittee for their hard work and contributions to the legislation before us today. the ndaa moves us forward on so many important issues, from cyberspace to research and development to the integration of advanced technologies, such as directed energy, to the challenges of special operations, counterterrorism and unconventional warfare. the ndaa also invests properly in crucial capabilities such as the ohio replacement program, the virginia class submarines that are built, starting in my district in rhode island, the virginia payload module, the unmanned systems. i'm particularly pleased that

in california, mr. smith successfully directed los underdogayor's campaign and was instrumental in the election of the san francisco district attorney as california's attorney general. san francisco mayor given new some as the lieutenant governor. the new york times has called him legendary. that sounds like the end of your career, rather than the beginning. [laughter] ben ginsberg served as national the new york times has called him legendary. younsel to the bush/chene presidential campaigns in the 2000 and 2004 election cycle and played a central role in the 2000 florida recount. 2008, he served as national counsel to the romney for president campaign. he currently represents numerous political parties, individuals and corporations specializing in election law issues. also serves as counsel to the republican governors association. he has been a guest lecturer at the stanford university law school, a fellow at harvard institute for politics and a professor of law at georgetown. before entering law school, he

mrs. smith's. jummy: a good day on tap. all dayre sunshine long. temperatures into the mid 60's in most areas. the wind changes direction tonight and tomorrow. cooler in the morning. rain is a possibility. likely thursday and thursday night. clearing and cooler towards the weekend. the reality of november is coming. >> hi, everybody. welcome to eligible bachelor week, where every day, we're playing with some of the most eligible single men in america. will they get lucky and win that $1 million? there's only one way to find out. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ thank you very much. thank you. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] right? today's first eligible bachelor is an expert at solving puzzles. but finding the right woman? well, that remains a mystery to him. from los angeles, california, please welcome will gumm. hi, will. >> good to see you. >> good to see you again. welcome to "millionaire." so you can't make it through a day without doing

mrs. smith's. 260-pound ape hid under his blanket during an earthquake. the zookeeper says he was really scared. he draped the white sheet over his head. too.ld be scared, doug: poor thing. i'm glad it turned out all right. let's talk about our weather. this is the weather for tysons, the same all over the area today. mid-50's with sunshine and a bit of a breeze. the weekend looks terrific. sunshine, 52 tomorrow. breezy, colder on sunday. you can always keep up-to-date online. jummy: >> hi, i'm chris harrison. welcome to eligible bachelor week, where every day we're playing with some of the most eligible men in the country. they may be looking for love, but i'm looking to give away that million dollars, so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] all right. as a real estate agent, our returning eligible bachelor can find you an apartment, but hasn't been able to find himself love. from east rutherford, new jersey, plea

mrs. smith's. jummy: really nice weather for thanksgiving. doug: yeah, i like this. we will hit 57 tomorrow, partly cloudy. 60 degrees. 64 degrees on friday. on the cloudy side on saturday. 56 on sunday. i will take this weekend forecast no problem. >> hey, it's just answering a bunch of questions in front of a nation of viewers with $1 million on the line. what's the big deal? come on, let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right. our first contestant is the writer of a feminist superhero comic, and he comes prepared to do battle and win big today. from hell's kitchen, new york, please welcome brennan mulligan. [cheers and applause] how you doing, brennan? >> how's it going? >> good to see you. >> good to see you. [applause] >> a feminist superhero comic... >> that's correct, sir. >> that you created. >> yes, sir. >> what inspired that? >> so my mother was a comic book

and mrs. smith ten years later. >> seeing my wife have to be her strongest and knowing that it's the scariest of news and not being there is horrible feeling. >> every woman is different whether they go through menopause and i didn't know emotionally how i would feel. your hormones are changing and but it's different. you feel different. >> it's the subtle things that gave us the biggest insight into the marriage. the adoring look that says i love you and the way they both caressed each other's hand, kind of without a second thought and the comfortable joking about working together. >> it is a much different film than mr. and mrs. smith. >> we were saying this is going to be compared to -- this is the beginning. later. this is what ten years of marriage will do to you. >> actually, ten years of togetherness has only made brad and angelina stronger, especially after she was told cancer twice. >> she had to make big decisions about double mastectomy and then having ovaries removed. how did you see a r

mrs. smith's. >>> wusa 9 is exposing multiple cold violations in multiple houses.the dangers we found in rehabbed houses tonight at 11:00. >>> a young pennsylvania boy's first trip on a plane comes to a pretty bumpy end. the boy being told by tsa agents he was not allowed to board the plane with his new favorite toy. lara green reports. -- lara greenburg reports. >> reporter: levi's uncle bought him a buzz light year trip on his first trip to disney world, his dad says he was ecstatic. >> as soon as he got in the car, he wanted it open and played with it right back. >> reporter: the souvenir that meant so much was the thing that caught the attention of the tsa at the fort lauderdale international airport. agents stopped the two on their way back home to mechanicsburg claiming -- >> we couldn't go on the plane yet because they said it looks too much like a gun and you can't bring guns on the plane. >> reporter: according to the tsa web site, realistic web chas of firearms must be checked. david and levi only packed carry-ons for the trip. with nowhere to put the toy

mrs. smith's. >> hey, everybody.t 30 minutes, you may be watching someone walk out of here with a very big check. get ready. it's time for "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. yoguys ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] our first contestant has seen her share of strange sights at her job, and now there's not much that scares her. well, will that remain today? we're about to find out. from buffalo, new york, please welcome caitlyn mcdougall. hi, caitlyn. how you doing? >> hi. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> come on over. [applause] what is it you do for a living? >> so, i'm an agriculture specialist at the airport, and we end up seeing a lolot of stuff. >> so, like, what do you-- you inspect people? you--

mrs. smith's. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com >>> just a short while ago, the terror suspect's brother asked him to turn himself in as investigators turn up the heat to find him. jonathan vision riotty has the latest -- vigliotti has the latest. >> reporter: police seized a car with license plate that may be linked to the terror attacks. several of the terrorists have ties to belgium, including the suspect who got away. overnight, security forces carried out more than 100 raids in france and belgium. police seized weapons and arrested more than a dozen suspects. it's hoped the police catch the attackers who are still on the run. he was in the theater when terrorists struck friday night. this man broke down as he told us he was separated from his girlfriend, who was shot in the shoulder. "i feel so bad, like a coward for leaving her," he said. a group of french muslims have started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they di

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and mrs. smith ten years later. >>you get married, happiest time of your life, then this dark -- a couple on the brink of disaster. >> not honeymoon. it was an odd choice. a few week to it, we wondered if it was a good idea. if it doesn't work, this is the horse et honeymoon ever. but if it works, you learned s inthing. >> angelina wore a champagne callered versace ground covered in crystals. brad, sli some back hair. under it all, totally uniteed. >> what is it like working together and teaking direction from your wife? >> you have to trust yourcked director and who do i trust more than my wife? >> it he is my husband. i can lock at me and i can say, fine and he will say, no, you're just saying that. >> what's cookin' good lookin? the sea is the couple's most personal project yet. but all their hard work was nothing compared to angelina's cancer scare. >>>> by you talked about that on nbc but how tough was that? >> it is scary, you make your best decisions then caron. >> carry on is what they do best as we witnesse

mrs. smith's. imagine a world p where the only thing you had to wrestle for on thanksgiving r was the last piece of pumpkin pie. p and the only place we camped out was in front of a fire r and not the parking lot of a store. r at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, pwe' re closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first. rlet' s put more value on what really matters. r this season, bring back the holidays. antoinette: we are following breaking news in the abticket, of abductionof a hamilton toddler. abigail hannah now charged with kidnapping the girl from her home and she is also charged with assault and breaking and entering. hannah is being held without bail. the story started yesterday morning in hamilton when 2-year-old lyndon albers was reported missing and was then rescued hours later miles away from her home. she was hospitalized after being found naked, her head shaved and cigarette burns on her body. frank: breaking this morning, boston fire confirming two firefighters being treated

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. >> mr. smith of new jersey. >> thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman for calling this important hearing. welcome to our two distinguished witnesses. let me just ask a couple of questions. first, i chaired a hearing last week with the helsinki commission on refugees coming out of syria. and the high commissioners regional representative testified. his bottom line was there were two big trends that have left to the mass exodus. one, political solution will not be found any time soon to the war. secondly, that after so many years of exile, many people's resources have dwindled to next to nothing. he said the third factor is the trigger. it is why people have made their way into europe. he said the trigger was that a few months ago there was a lack of funding for the world food program. they cut their assistance by 30%. he testified and said, as a consequence, many refugees felt that the international community could be starting to abandon them. he pointed out that the syrian regional refugee plan is 41% funded. people are living on less than 50 c

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and mrs. smith it ain't.ays at its core, it's a movie about grief, but it's apparently the audiences who will be grieving. rotten tomatoes is giving it a splat with a dismal 26% approval. anand it's hard to find any critics who likes it. so get this. ap's jack coyle writes it's too langed which and artfully accessorized to work as intended. and more pointed calling it an unabashed vanity project that struggles to turn its own beautiful inertia into a virtue. >> okay, well, i do like ankle. >> and we like brad. >>> up next, on a much lighter note, what is trying really hard to be the next holiday staple. love the coopers. it stars diane keaton. in typical fashion, the best laid plans fall comically short. case in point, daughter killing time in an airport to pick up a stranger to bring home. >> just be my boyfriend for one night. >> oh, no way. >> there is no flights until morning. look at this. you're going to spend christmas by yourself eating dinner at wetsel's pretzels? you deserve a crazy pull out all the

mrs. smith's. >>> welcome back to "good morning america" on a sunday morning. happening right now, the lead singer performing during the deadly paris attacks speaking out for the first time, saying some of its fans put themselves in front of other people to shield them. this, as president obama overseas vows to fight isis. >>> also right now, attorneys from the justice department are heading to minneapolis to investigate the alleged killing of a black man in police custody. now, witnesses say he was handcuffed during the shooting and are demanding that police release video of that incident. >>> also happening right now, southern california whale watchers are on the lookout for a humpback whale entangled in netting. rescuers are going to approach the whale today and try to set it free. >> beautiful, beautiful animal. >> gorgeous animal, as well. >>> coming up in this half-hour, paradise lost, a couple stuck on a caribbean island, we'll tell you what's going on coming up. >> you think being stuck on an island for a month would be a good thing but no. >>> but firs

in a federal prison camp in maryland i forgot to mention i said the documentary name is ken mr. smith still go to washington and what i have in my hand is the brand-new book for sale in the lobby called mr. smith goes to prison which tells his story very well. can you quickly tell us? >> sure. i was in the senate in missouri and the moderator asked a question i found too intrusive and i took the end. no. [laughter] i will try to convince this as much as i can. russ carnahan who was a successful two-term governor and senator and sister and secretary of state. about three weeks before election day to the consultant billed himself as a practitioner of the political dark arts. he told by aides he wanted to put out a postcard detailing my opponent of the race. he wants to do this, should we give him the information and what should the voting record tell him and i replied i don't want to know what you do. so does that mean we should do it? and they said okay so they gave him the voting information which was publicly available. about a week after the campaign my attorney prepared an affidavi

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mrs. smith's. imagine a world where the holidays were about people again.to loved ones pouring through the front door. and the four-letter word that defined the season was l-o-v-e and not s-a-l-e. what if the only reason to wake up at 3 a.m. was to spot a reindeer in the sky? and coupons were only used to redeem one more kiss? that's the world t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods stores live in. where there's no need for sales because we offer amazing prices on popular brands everyday. and where you can always save on thoughtful gifts thanks to weekly arrivals of new products. let's put more value on what really matters. this season bring back the holidays with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >>> welcome back. let's take a look how cold it is out there. it's not as breezy so we don't have the windchill effect. it feels 32 out there compared to yesterday where we started off feeling in the 20s. 36 for d.c. the actual temperature. 30 for manassas. the cold spot on the map is culpeper and fredricksburg only at 26 degrees. some clouds this morning are going to

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and i asked mrs. smith to forgive me for that. -- -- i i just couldn't deal with that.ret in his voice, thinking about that for such a long time. alison: a real moment. leon: for those of us to see john thompson for so long. erin: he is emotional, but usually not that vulnerable. alison: but you can understand it., such a good friend leon: tells you about that relationship. alison: on a lighter note, we will finish with this story that you will want to hear. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. and of coubuy things.ne wants to get online at once. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. "real housewives" show in potomac, maryland. you heard tha

and mrs. smith. >> we were saying this is going to be compared to -- this is the beginning. and then this is ten years later. this is what ten years of marriage will do to you. >> actually, ten years of togetherness has only made brad and angelina stronger, especially after she was told she was high risk of getting cancer twice. >> she had to make big decisions about double mastectomy and then having ovaries removed. how did you see a role in all that? >> support, whatever's got to be done to keep the family together and keep the family together as long as possible is going to be done. we can be together. that trumped everything. trumped anything and everything. >> they give so many relationship goals, we see their devotion every time we talk to him. >> i know his work and his heart. >> grateful for her. >> outfit, i want to know, because it's a bad girl. did brad not want you to wear it home? >> i still have my horns at home. >> and they challenged each other to be better in their next project "by the sea." >> it was so nice to be with brad as artists, just pushing each oth

mrs. smith's flaky crust pies. the only one made with real butter and abundant seasonal fruit.en with our flakiest crust ever. you're always welcome at mrs. smith's. >> time now for a preview of "gma." >> let's turn to amy robach live in the "gma" studios with the run down. good morning, amy. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, matt and tam. great to be with you both. coming up next here on "good morning america" talking about that breaking news overnight the shooting in minneapolis near a black lives matter protest. at least five people have been injured as authorities now hunter for those responsible. >>> also ahead a global terror attelet. the fbi warning local law enforcement about isis sympathizers seeking to replicate a paris style attack on americans overseas put on high alert. we'll have the very latest on that this morning and then "gma" on the lookout. danger of fires causing by candles and a number of these types of accidents soar during the holiday seasonally we'll tell you what you can do about it. jeff bezos goes to outer space. his private space flight compa

i was watching kasich and he reminded me of jimmy stewart in "mr. smith goes to washington." john: who played the role? jimmy stewart. did you finish the point you were making? eleanor: yeah, i think kasich basically kicked the door open for criticizing of the field then he kind of backed away and other candidates walked through it. i thought rubio and cruz did better. pat: kasich's problem is, very smart, capable. he'd be an excellent budget director, excellent cabinet officer. the persona is too angry and too hot for television. it is not cool. that's one of his problems. he came off with too angry with these folks. sense of humor? is showing. john: if my memory is correct and, of course it is, i recall that on two of the post-debate collections of journalists having a drink and talking to each other in gatherings after the debate. large gatherings, the number that came up as number one was john kasich. do you remember that? tom: he's popular because he is a moderate so people would like him to respect more of the party brand but i don't see how he gets past rubio. eleanor:

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it's almost like a mr. smith goes to washington, except he goes to berlin. i remember those times. patti, you remember, honey. remember during the cold war, our biggest enemy was the soviet union and we were all afraid about the nuclear arms race and spies. it's just, based on a true story. >> oh, yes. >> so go see "bridge of spies." >> when we were done with that, we took a little break. a little nappy. >> i wish. >> and we went to our favorite things party, which is always a fun vants for us. so we go to this party where all of our advertisers and executives come. we have a couple hundred people who come out. jen miller was with us. we're going to talk about all the products on thursday >> thirsty thursday. >> oh, you're right. look at that crazy posse. anyway, and then -- >> we're on our way to t on the way to our favorite things party. >> i don't think we have that picture. >> yes, you do. oh, hoda woman. >> done eye deutsch nie deutsch has a new show called"donnie." crank it up. >> you are the first to know, i am running for president. >> oh, my god, you would make the best pr

what happened when his just brand-new book for sale in the lobby called "mr. smith goes to prison" which tells his story very well but can you quickly tell us because sure, sure. when i was in the senate in missouri i was on a panel and a moderate asked the question that i found too intrusive that it took kind of the blood and and bludgeoned the moderator. no. [laughter] actually what happened was i was running for congress back in 2004. we ran likably grass-roots campaign to i will try to convince this as much as i can to i was running against a dynasty candidate, and we were trying to run a grassroots campaign and get over the top. about three weeks before election day two of my age were approached by a consultant who billed himself as a so-called practitioner of the political dark arts. he told by aides that he want to put out a postcard detailing my opponent carnahan, a 10 way race competing and carnahan's dismal attendance record as a state legislator. my age came to me and said he wants to do this, should we give him the information? the voting record. which w

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