just across the nantucket town he emerged and started chatting, half a mile away where the police departmentluding the chief of police. >> he was a great small town cop but he was also very professional, liked by everybody. >> they had just settled in about 8:30 a.m. when the phone rang. a call that would turn the police chief's life upside down. >> they said they saw a car upside down in the water and she asked me if i wanted to send someone else. i said no i'll take it myself the chief boarded the fairy in his squad car. as he caught the 500-foot channel, a sense of dread set in. >> something was telling me it was more than just a car in the water. when i got there the car was in the water about 50 feet, it was upside down. for some crazy reason. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] that political direction that belong to the united states in the 1960s. >> i proudly announce my candidacy for president of the united states. [inaudible] i'm a regular in my neighborhood. i'm a regular at my local coffee shop and my local barber shop. when you shop small you help support your community - from a

core problem is there is a massive gap between the components of the democratic coalition between nantucket the bronx between unionized auto workers in ohio and nonbinary transactivists of san francisco. it turns out that the democratic coalition has essentially nothing in common. so forth first three years of the trump administration, that hasn't been a problem. everyone has been so focused on hating trump, orange man bad, but suddenly they have to pick a contender. their own nominee. and suddenly this is a real problem. some of us are enjoying it why the way. quinnton james is a democrat and founder of the collective pact and he joins us tonight. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: tell me why at a moment i don't know there are still more than 10, i know there are more than 10 democrats, seasoned democrats running for the nomination, why michael bloomberg, this close to 80, and retired, would get in the race? why would we need michael bloomberg running? >> well, look, i think we don't need michael bloomberg. michael bloomberg thinks we do. i'm sure you have

once you get over here to new port, providence, nantucket, province town.t gusty enough for minor airport delays. as far as the rainfall forecast and the travel forecast goes, possible delays later today. we'll have some rain moving into d.c., p.m.baltimore, philly new york. if there's going to be any significant delays and cancellations that's your best bet of that happening. anyone driving today in this region, the windshield wipers will be on. watch out for those cold spots, interior sections of the northeast this morning. here's your week ahead forecast. this storm coming in today into the pacific northwest is finally our pattern change. we've been stuck in this pattern where it's been warm and dry. yesterday was in the 90s in los angeles and all the cool weather has been in the east. as with egothrough te go throug the week, mountain snow so the skiers are loving this, and then we'll warm it up a little bit here in the east. by the time we get to friday, we see that storm system arriving in the east. looks like another rain event for the tennessee vall

nantucket isn't, the isle of wight, isn't. name an island. they want foreigners in corsica?s there? no way, no way. >> anthony: right. >> paul: did anyone ever come to an island, uh, with a good intention? people, people -- >> anthony: no, never in the history of the world. >> paul: no, no. >> anthony: best case scenario bring syphilis. >> paul: yeah. >> anthony: pretty much. >> paul: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: i mean, at the very least. >> paul: and it happened, it happened here. captain cook put his sailors ashore in ni'ihau, which is just a little northwest of here. he was the first haole. like magellan. hawaii killed its first tourist and -- >> anthony: right. >> paul: philippines killed their first tourist. but people who live on islands, who were born on islands, view anyone who comes to shore with suspicion. ♪ >> nainoa: well, to go back to what defines a hawaiian, maybe we should go back in our imaginations to -- it could have been two thousand years ago. the tahitians have this voyaging canoe. way before any other culture on the planet is exploring the deep seas. someh

i think that the trail has been blazed by folks like nantucket, a whole host of digitally native storest are finding that when they open bricks and mortar stores, not only is there incremental sales growth in those stores, but studies have shown that their online business can grow as much as 20% as soon as they have a physical location where they can offer their customers a full immersion experience >> so it is click and bricks, not clicks or bricks thank you both for joining us. >>> after the break, it is make our break for these six retailers this holiday season. we'll tell you who is feeling the pressure the most, next. we still have much more to come on this special black friday edition of "squawk alley." - [spokesman] if you've tried college but never finished, (group cheering) snhu lets you transfer up to 90 credits toward you bachelor's degree. - [woman] it doesn't matter how old you are, you can do it, you can finish. - [spokesman] finish your degree at snhu.edu >>> welcome back it is make or break for these six retailers this holiday season our own lauren thomas explains at pos

sought after speaker around the world, he's appeared in such prestigious venues as chad and the nantucket project. michael has written numerous books including the internet of us, and jill lepore all you saw year with her groundbreaking history book has called in the philosopher of truth. now, what's this review? first, you should all pretty much have a copy of the book, okay? it comes with the purchase of your ticket. you should also have a drink. so that's good, too. so michael will replace me here to talk about the book for a bit before sitting down and chatting with the deputy editor of yankee magazine. they will talk for a bit -- i just waved to ian. i didn't have a stroke or something. just thought i would clarify that. and then we're going to turn to you for questions and answers. our event concludes in about an hour and you going to exit the way you came in. michael, ian and i will go out the big blue door and we will meet you in the lobby when michael will personalize your book if you would like. the line conveniently forms along the bar. yes, in case you're wondering, michael ly

far as the wind gusts go out there, new york right now is at 32, and we're at 38 in boston, and nantuckets 51. and main is 49. still howling. and buffalo at 51. and syracuse 48. so we already have the last number i saw was over three quarter of of a million people without power in the windstorm in the northeast and add to it with the strong gusts and in the southeast, cooling off and a lot of sunshine across the board. we're getting rid of the big huge storm and i mentioned florida is waiting for the cooldown. 87 in miami and a little bit cooler over the weekend. so the weekend forecast, still has to have a cold front bring in some showers and storms on saturday, to south florida, and still chilly in the great lakes, but you notice much of the map at least for the first weekend in november there is a lot of sunshine out there and drop in the mid-80s for miami by the time we get to sunday. and that is a little bit better than the heat and humidity. metro areas of the northeast fine. a couple of snow showers in the great lakes. one of the bigger events we are having throughout the upcoming

about half of them, mostly on cape cod and in the islands of nantucket had adopted christianity.off to the leadership as well as a responsibility to pay them tribute. fear read no reprisal because they enjoyed english protection by virtue of their christianity. which are seen by the way this is the page from the first bible ever printed in north america. it is printed in the language per one of the first titles from harvard university press. which team here is marginalia written who had formal literacy in their mission schools in responding to passages of the bible. so, the issue that is here surrounding the missions is some of these native communities, welcome missionaries in the community, adopt christianity and use the alliance that fosters with the english to break off the tribute obligations in his community. there are still other issues. the english used land deeds, some fair, many fell. to claim the territory for their own exclusive use under their own exclusive jurisdiction. i often asked my students imagine if a flotilla of canoes crushes the air granted to england and t

sanders has started joking around more on the campaign trail said sanders, "there once was a man from nantucketld not afford health care and died. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause president trump this weekend tweeted a review of his son don jr.'s new book, and honestly, it is the best don jr. could hope for [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause kanye west is suggesting that he may legally change his name to christian genius billionaire kanye west, but i'm going to keep calling him mr. kardashian. [ laughter and applause "sesame street" celebrated its 50th anniversary over the weekend. unfortunately, big bird didn't make it. [ audience aws ] [ laughter ] that's why they're so delicious. [ laughter ] that's right "sesame street" celebrated its 50th anniversary over the weekend and even at 50, oscar still got a pretty sweet can [ laughter ] authorities in wisconsin arrested a man over the weekend for allegedly driving under the influence and having a chicken on his shoulder. said the man, "you told me you were a parrot. [ laughter ] no wonder you never repeated me." [ laughter ] and finally, divers

you see one of our own historic site in nantucket, massachusetts. our work through the action fund is to on showcase and demonstrate that right preservation can help respond to a social crisis and that and that we can leverage play that we can we can leverage these places honor the african american and this history to begin to tell a full american history, that we can honor the full contributions of african americans to this nation and and hopefully we can go and hopefully in the process we will begin to i'm proud today that facilitate healing, truth, we are and reconciliation. i am creating a proud to say we are creating community of what we currently have 21 member for biden a new community of support. we have an co-chair it's about anti-, it's about achieving justice so that future generation as our lasting imprint across the national landscape in our contribution is forever remembered. thank you. (applause). that was impressive, can we have another round of applause for our panel. i told you i had the easy job to do is get out of the way. just s

you see one of our own historic site in nantucket, massachusetts . our work through the action fund is to showcase and demonstrate that preservation can help respond to a social crisis and that we can leverage these leases and this history to begins to tell a full american history, that we can honor the full contributions of african americans to this nation and hopefully we can begin to facilitate healing, truth, and reconciliation. i am proud to say we are creating a new community. we have an advisory council that is cochaired by darren walker, the president of the port foundation, the legendary ms. felicia rishaad, and poet laureate and president of the and or w mellon foundation, miss elizabeth alexander. we also have two legends and board members in this room and i want to ask the national president, dr. higginbotham and robert g stanton to please stand up. [applause] [applause] their leadership is so critical because, again, we are at a moment where we are transforming the traditional preservation movement. these are not spaces that are allocate

tomorrow we are still looking at the colder temperatures, although nantucket gets up to 48.t will be getting very windy. going into next week, temperatures should become more seasonable as philadelphia gets into the lower 50s. charlotte hit 60s. by the time we get into wednesday, same goes for nashville. here is a peek out your window. >>> current temperature 67 in san jose. we will have more of a normal summer-like day almost because the temperatures will be warming up. right now in san francisco the main headline is all of that fog. we are certainly seeing the dense fog along the coast. here is a look at the daytime highs through the afternoon. yesterday we were in the 60s. today we will be climbing into the upper 70s in concord. 76 degrees. oakland, 67. san francisco, 62. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you very much. still to come right here, a terrifying moment caught on camera. >>> somebody help me! >> was this a kidnapping in progress? what police are saying about it this morning? >> plus, in weekly download, a whale of a tale for these sufferers. first,

england could be upwards of 5 to 6 inches, and a lot of wind from new york city to boston out to nantucket that makes for airport delays from boston, new york, philly, and washington if you have high-profile vehicles, minivans look for trouble on the roads i-87, new york to montreal boston to albany, i-90 washington to boston on i-95 we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds when you shop small you help support your community - from after school programs to the arts! so become a regular, more regularly. because for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays in the community. join me and american express on small business saturday, november 30th, and see how shopping small adds up. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have a beautiful, clear sunrise across the bay area, looking live right now in san jose where temperatures are starting out in the low 50s. we're heading up to 70 for our high today. this will be the last day of some really warm weather. we had that over the weekend. it continues today. up to 75 today

jill biden are in nantucket.hinking the troops, and they say in a message, "our campaign is about restoring the soul of america but recognizing that our differences are precious, and our similarities infinite." biden has zero public event slated this entire week, but after thinks leaving weekend he will hit the trail for eight days straight. it's going to be his inaugural bus tour of the campaign season, and his team since they have christened it the "no malarkey bus to her." >> rick: well, we can look forward to that. thanks so much." [laughter] >> happy thanksgiving. >> julie: let's bring in republican strategist noelle nikpour a democratic strategist laura fink. thank you ladies very much for talking to us. i will talk with you. there are only nine weeks to go until democrats cast the first vote in the presidential primary. i surprise most of the 2020 candidates are actually taking a break from the campaign trail? only kamala harris and amy klobuchar have events today. >> i am, julie. i'm really surprised. if