and where's nate at? -josh: nate's no longer here. -mike: nate left, too. never called, never came back. lemonis: seriously, or are you guys just messing with me? josh: no. it's serious. lemonis: have you tried to get him back? -mike: yeah. -nikki: yeah. mike: he won't communicate with us. nikki: he won't return our phone calls. lemonis: i hope you guys can appreciate to have two people leave -- chris and nate -- in a short period of time -- it's kind of unsettling. i guess i'm concerned that i'm alarmed and mike isn't. every time i turn my back, someone's leaving. we should have three sizes. i'm looking to take our current longboard and drive the retail price down closer to $200 and then come up with a smaller board that also gets us in that $150 price range. same trucks, same wheels, same concept, just shorter and smaller. and we're gonna make a youth board. since we're gonna be buying our materials with much greater volume today, we're gonna be able to make the boards and still get close to 50% margins. the 44-inch traditional longboard will cost us $100

i spoke to the ceo, nate fick. nate: endgame builds a protection platform.ect customer's data from attack by preventing breaches on the endpoint and by detecting and responding to breaches and automating the hunt for attackers that may already be inside our customers' networks. julia: how do you stop it spreading? nate: there is an enormous amount of math behind it. algorithms involved in the detection process. this is a credit market. we have to put a lot of emphasis on independent third-party validation. not us saying how good our stuff is, but others who are seen as credible and independent verifiers in a market where there are many companies claiming to be the same thing. julia: what about your model making you different? hackers change. they know he were on to them and they learn and do something different and they adapt. can you adapt quick enough for the changes that hackers make in order to attack something slightly differently? nate: that is the key. the cybersecurity. this is not a machine to machine problem. it is people on people. you put your fi

sound from nate katz / took part in study, has adhd "reading got easier" nate katz from larkspur is onewith adhd who took part in the study.his mother beth told me nate changed when he was playing project evo, nate was calmer and it was easier for him to hold his attention. sound from beth katz / her son nate took part in study, lives in larkspur "he was able to focus better as time went on." sound from nate katz "when i got into it, it was like getting more interesting, and getting harder, there was like different levels" nat sound - video game.project evo is not like any other game in the app store it features unique sounds and flashes of light that deliver a digital dose of treatment to kids with sensory disorders. sound from: elysa marco, md / associate professor of neurology, pediatrics & psychiatry, ucsf "this is a game that was specifically designed to train sustained and selective attention and also visual motor control and it was based on decades of neuro psychological research showing where the challenges are as well as some gaming research that shows how to keep kids engaged.

sound from nate katz / took part in study, has adhd "reading got easier" nate katz from larkspur is one with adhd who took part in the study.his mother beth told me nate changed when he was playing project evo, nate was calmer and it was easier for him to hold his attention. sound from beth katz / her son nate took part in study, lives in larkspur "he was able to focus better as time went on." sound from nate katz "when i got into it, it was like getting more interesting, and getting harder, there was like different levels" nat sound - video game.project evo is not like any other game in the app store it features unique sounds and flashes of light that deliver a digital dose of treatment to kids with sensory disorders. sound from: elysa marco, md / associate professor of neurology, pediatrics & psychiatry, ucsf "this is a game that was specifically designed to train sustained and selective attention and also visual motor control and it was based on decades of neuro psychological research showing where the challenges are as well as some gaming research that shows how to keep kids engaged

but to have any daughter there and share that with her would be awesome to share that with her. >> nate told me at first he was concerned about his wife and daughter coming to see him compete in the games because of the political tensions with north korea but he said his wife overruled him on that and said that, his wife and his daughter will be there cheering him on. >> they'd want to be there when he wins in medals. fingers crossed for nate. >> we'll cheer for him too. >> gar vvin is going to south korea for the olympics. you can see them by following us on twitter. >> you think he has any room in his suitcase for all three of us? >> i don't think so. a lot of credentials. it's all been done. >>> forecast great for halloween. another nice night. >> some changes beginning as early as tomorrow. we'll see the cloud cover increase across the bay and a brand new change in the forecast that will have an impact on exactly how much rainfall that we do get. i want to start off with that right now. look, we're still going to get a storm system moving in across the bay area. friday and saturday

sound from nate katz / took part in study, has adhd "reading got easier" nate katz from larkspur is oneof the kids with adhd who took part in the study.his mother beth told me nate changed when he was playing project evo, nate was calmer and it was easier for him to hold his attention. sound from beth katz / her son nate took part in study, lives in larkspur "he was able to focus better as time went on." sound from nate katz "when i got into it, it was like getting more interesting, and getting harder, there was like different levels" nat sound - video game.project evo is not like any other game in the app store it features unique sounds and flashes of light that deliver a digital dose of treatment to kids with sensory disorders. sound from: elysa marco, md / associate professor of neurology, pediatrics & psychiatry, ucsf "this is a game that was specifically designed to train sustained and selective attention and also visual motor control and it was based on decades of neuro psychological research showing where the challenges are as well as some gaming research that shows how to keep k

nate: we have many large and well-funded competitors.cing that natural language interface to our product is unique. we are the first and so far the only wants to do it. julia: talk to me about this sphere. we have seen a lot of headlines written about the breaches at the nsa and the shadow brokers and the comments they have made effectively auctioning off the information they allegedly hacked and stolen from the nsa. with the you think when you look at this? with you think is going on? nate: we all live in a world where it is increasingly hard to keep secrets. there are secrets that for reasons of national security are very much worth keeping, but technology is going to make it harder and harder to keep those secrets. attacks androkers' other attacks over the last year have ushered in a new era in cyberspace security were now we all live in a world, all of us individuals, all of us as companies, live in a world where cyber weapons that were developed with nationstate resources have been released into the wild. it is as if there are a mil

the swimming costume is u nfortu nate cabinet. swimming costume is unfortunate because of this international role where she will be visiting countries all over the world where modest dress is more appropriate. i'm sure it is very u nfortu nate appropriate. i'm sure it is very unfortunate and she would not think hurts in days would end up on the front page. we mentioned boris johnson, the other cabinet minister who has been in some trouble over the last few stays. the mirror say, sack him, a minister on the brink. eating she is still on the brink? yes. there are such anger about his comments and i speak to her husband all the time and they are very concerned. he's misspeaking is very serious. the conditions that she is being held in our horrific. he did he did issue a qualified apology. he needs to explain those remarks at the very least. when he said she was theirtraining the very least. when he said she was their training journalists which have now been seized on by journalists in iran as guilty. he needs to explain that remark.

sound from nate katz / took part in study, has adhd "reading got easier" nate katz from larkspur is onert in the study.his mother beth told me nate changed when he was playing project evo, nate was calmer and it was easier for him to hold his attention. sound from beth katz / her son nate took part in study, lives in larkspur "he was able to focus better as time went on." sound from nate katz "when i got into it, it was like getting more interesting, and getting harder, there was like different levels" nat sound - video game.project evo is not like any other game in the app store it features unique sounds and flashes of light that deliver a digital dose of treatment to kids with sensory disorders. sound from: elysa marco, md / associate professor of neurology, pediatrics & psychiatry, ucsf "this is a game that was specifically designed to train sustained and selective attention and also visual motor control and it was based on decades of neuro psychological research showing where the challenges are as well as some gaming research that shows how to keep kids engaged. "stand up - gabe sla

but u nfortu nately, any sort of gun control.uence is that people can get is extremely easy and then you see this appalling massacres. it's agnes. with a las vegas so recently in people's minds, does that make a difference in terms of how the politics might take a look at this? as ruth says, when las vegas happened, there were some suggestions that this is surely the straw that breaks the camel 's suggestions that this is surely the straw that breaks the camel '5 back, so straw that breaks the camel '5 back, so many have died. donald trump mcknight had said something, maybe we mcknight had said something, maybe we will look again at gun—control, i do not think we have seen anything on that front since. as horrific as this is, a massacre in a church, apparently it is always shaping up to be one of the fifth worst mass shootings in history. yet we get numb to it. we do, i don't know how americans must feel, seeing this so often. i americans must feel, seeing this so often. lam americans must feel, seeing this so often. i am very pe

nate: we don't know.0,000 paid to hackers was paid within understanding this would be deleted. there isn't a belief that it has been used at the moment. essentially, they can only move forward. mick got to the open, honest, and transparent about it. francine: what is the next step? do we even know the identity of the hackers? nate: no. two people approached uber asking for money for this. at the time, it was being separately investigated in the u.s. for other privacy issues. it may have felt that covering this up or hiding it may have been the lesser of two evils at the time because they were already under intense scrutiny. the fact that it has come out now is probably inevitable. francine: does it impact the license that uber is still trying to negotiate in the u.k.? nate: indirectly it might. i don't think it directly impacts it. you're looking at a regulator asking questions about, should we have this company operating here? covering up a data breach like this does not suggest they are doing the best f

carl wittenberg, german of the national turkey federation, along with his wife, charlene and sons, nate and why it. it was 70 years ago that the national turkey federation first presented the national thanksgiving turkey to president harry truman, who i might add, did not grant a pardon, he refused. he was a tough cookie. today, i am going to be a much nicer president. over the past 10 months, melania and i have had the edge of welcoming many, many special visitors to the great white house. we have hosted dozens of incredible, world leaders, members of congress and along the way, a few very strange word. .- strange bird now we have yet to receive any visitors quite like our members -- magnificent test of honor today, "drums take." hi drumstick? i think you will be very happy. [laughter] i am pleased to report that unlike millions of many other turkeys at this time of the year, drumstick has a very bright future ahead of him. on theck was raised turkey farm in douglas county, minnesota with the help of five young women from the douglas county 4-h chapter who are here with us today. i wou

nate: eli manning has never quit on his team. win over k.c. with a - bill: activated off the i.r., a welcome sight f t

there is the u nfortu nate lose sight of that.re is the unfortunate wording in front of that committee by the foreign secretary, then a not very forthcoming apology that needed to be dragged out of him after an urgent question in parliament. that was rather u nfortu nate parliament. that was rather unfortunate as well. i understand the two men, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe‘s husband is to speak to the foreign secretary tomorrow, and of course, there must bea tomorrow, and of course, there must be a hope that this woman, who was separated from their lit 8 girl, who now is not speaking english any more. she with her grandparents in iran. this is heartbreaking stuff, you know, really one has to be very careful when talking about a case like that. and people were livid because it was clear she was not training journalist, this is not her function, that is unfortunate. that is endangering the life of a british citizen. it was as much to do with borisjohnson's citizen. it was as much to do with boris johnson's attempt to wriggle off the ho

carl wittenberg, chairman of the national turkey federation, along with his wife charlene and sons natend wyat t. it was 70 years ago that the national turkey federation first presented the national thanksgiving turkey to president add, truman, who, i might did not grant the pardon. he refused. he was a tough cookie. today, i am going to be a much nicer president great over the past 10 months, melania and i have had the pleasure of welcoming many special visitors to the great white house. we've posted dozens of incredible world leaders, members of congress, and along the way a few very strange birds. anywe have yet to receive visitors quite like our magnificent guest of honor today, drumstick. hi, drumstick. oh, drumstick i think is going to be very happy. i am pleased to report that unlike millions of other turkeys at this time of the year, drumstick has a very, very bright future ahead of him. raised on carl and charlene's turkey farm with the help of five young women from the douglas county chapter who are your with us today. i want to say great work. where are they? please stand. gr

nate: it sold well, it is all right.ones at this point to compete with the android world. traditionally, apple had one phone. under steve jobs, here is the iphone. do you want it? now apple has a range of phones and it needs something that feels luxury. in certain markets, the iphone 8 will do well, as well. apple needs to be able to upsell people better and at this point, the iphone x is about 200 pounds more expensive than the iphone 8. 8, whichet the iphone is a fine phone, or for $200 more, you can get this one that everyone is going to want to look at in the pub, everyone will want to look at in your circle of friends and at work. do a lot for to apple. that will bring in an awful lot of money. some people will not be about to afford it and go for the iphone 8. guy: nate lanxon, thank you for joining us. we will look at today's movers. socgen missing third-quarter estimates. a familiar tale from the french bank versus its peer group. renault selling 40 million shares into the market. on theseeep an eye canceled ipos

in new york nate >> caller: thanks for taking me call >> of course what's up >> caller: how do you thinko pro will be affected in the future >> we liked it at nine the stock shot up big. it's now pulled back the steel it's pulled up a bomb steel where we like it i think go pro is good, i think the conference call was okay i think go pro's fine. not my fave but not bad. >>> the market seems ir ration fall during earning season it's about expectations. you'll have a better understanding on stocks next week if you don't i'm telling you will sell low and buy high. much more "mad money." >>> a company -- it's a company that's working at some of the hottest area of tech from self-driving vehicles, artificial intelligence, that kind of charging we like called wireless can the technology heat up what a stock i'm going to talk with the ceo >>> good news, my dog's name nvidia i did homework for you and can make you money stick with cramer. [lance] monica, it is absolute chaos out here! gale force winds, accumulations up to 8 inches... ...don't know if you can hear me, but [monica] what's he doing?

charlie rose its the latest off to face the accusations, and his employment at cbs news has been term natedcharlie has been a co-anchor of "cbs this morning" for five years and has been a contributor to "60 minutes." while charlie rose returned home to this last night. >> want to say anything to the accusers, accusing you of the wrongdoings. >> it's not wrongdoing. >> he was absent from his usual spot on cbs this morning. >> welcome to cbs this morning. >> and co-anchor norah o'donnell didn't waste any time explaining why. >> cbs news suspended co-host charlie rose over allegations. >> hours later he was fired. cbs news president, david rhodes said in a statement, despite charlie's important journalistic contribution to our news division there is abslautd leap nothing more important in this or any organization, than ensuring a safe professional work place. a supportive environment where people feel they can do their best work. >> eight women who either worked for his independently produce showed on pbs, or wanted to, told "the washington post," they faced his unwanted sexual advances from t

think the political reality, boris is mcconnell and paul speaker ryan, it is either the house or the natel goes into e if he can. their constituents are going to pay up moch. >> this more. >> convince some of these members to vote for the bell. >> i am thinking the disagreement of how many brackets maybe in a tax plan. walk us through the next step. really important to keep in mind that there are two tracks on capitol hill right now. there is a house bill and a senate will be there are some kw key differences. one of the differences are the number of tax bracket. what to do with the salt of that state and local tax deductions. the house bill will keep it in place or will repeal them rather but keep the property tax in place. >> the nate plan will fully repealed soft. the other issue here. estate state's exhibit or what is dog done of interests and deductions. >> the senate plan and house plan are different. they have to figure out how do we reconcile differences. they are facing from a lot of pressure to get something done before the end of the year. we want to political victory. >> other

to me, i have been fortu nate to are known.e some really good clu bs fortunate to have some really good clubs and great opportunities. —— wherever you go. they wanted a job where i thought i could get a really good chance. west ham fitted all the bill. it is only in the lastjob that i think it was in a good job and it did not work out well. so i am hungry to make sure that i get things right. any football manager wa nts to things right. any football manager wants to win, and that is what i wa nt to wants to win, and that is what i want to do. i want to win and to make sure that the supporters enjoy oui’ make sure that the supporters enjoy our saturday nights because we are winning games. australia have arrived in san pedro sula ahead of their world cup play off against honduras on on friday. the city has had unenviable reputation for gun violence in the past, but authorities insist that things have improved. the team arrived heavily guarded by armed police and then trained ahead of the game at which security will be tight with

speed, u nfortu nately, routes in place.y, and supersonic, i don't see us ever getting back to that. because it is not economical with delhi it is not economical and there is a trade—off with the amount of fuel you need to go supersonic means you are trading off distance. and there are problems we have not dealt with since the concorde. i think the us congress passed a bill to say you cannot fly there because of the sonic boom. and they travel at six 5000 feet. there was worry about the damage they could do the ozone layer if there were a lot of them —— 60 ozone layer if there were a lot of them -- 60 5000 ozone layer if there were a lot of them —— 60 5000 feet. suborbital, for billionaires if they are willing to pay $250,000 a seat you can probably get there. it will not become a mass transit form of travel, not a long—time. become a mass transit form of travel, not a long-time. that was alan joyce, the travel, not a long-time. that was alanjoyce, the boss of qantas. what is trending in business? the rise of the bitcoin. th

proceeds from i believe in you benefit imagination library charity that has done nated over 100 millionou've never done a children's album why now. >> why not it's when time don't you think. >> is there a reason you never had kids. >> when we first married would have names for them but life caught up and just never got pregnant but it's meant to be because now everybody's kids are mine. >> you're momma for everyone. >> yeah i'm the dolly momma. >> perfect all i need is dolly parton in my life and i don't need anything else. >>> to i was invited along to high school event. >> how we doing? >> what brought you home. >> i always wanted to do a show at my high school. i remember singing ♪ after i fall i'm going to learn how to fly ♪ >> amazing. ♪ >> this is where we got cookies for girl scout meetings, for school, it was the place. >> kels wri's new album is not the only big milestone she's about to say i do to singer song writer morgan evans who led vocals on her track "apologetically". >> what was his reaction first time he heard that song? >> i wrote it three weeks after we met and was l

been very close and number of those games have been leading going into the last minute and u nfortu natelynfortunately we lost. we know the challenge of saturday. we trained well last week. we had a good week this week. and the players were very disappointed to lose that opening game against australia last year and then go on to win the other three. scotland kick off their autumn test series against samoa at murrayfield on saturday. head coach gregor townsend has named four uncapped players in his squad as they host a samoan side that have endured a turbulent week off from the field. they face opposition declared bankrupt by their prime minister.‘ nation like samoa that has produced so nation like samoa that has produced so many good players and so many good wins over the years. let's hope they get through this in a much better state than they are just now. they are a huge part of the worldwide game of rugby. it will be a big challenge to take on this week because we know how proud they are to play for their country, but also what a good team now. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more

security policy director back in 2011, and she said, "the diversity visa programme is an u nfortu natediversity visa programme is an unfortunate blindspot in our immigration system which has outlived its purpose, whatever purposeit outlived its purpose, whatever purpose it might have had. the applicants for those 50,000 slots require few skills". it goes onto say that it doesn't know what is trying to achieve. that was six yea rs trying to achieve. that was six years ago. as far as the politics of this is concerned, trump has been very strong on this issue. he has been opposed by people who have not really given any counter ideas. again, in this breitbart piece, right at the end, john mccain, he says they didn't even bother reading trump's admission priorities, but he called the 70 point list for abandoning this lottery system a non— starter. this is a much stronger piece, the breitbart piece. what is interesting about it is that there are not any counter is to it, because the new york times piece, which could give the other side of the political argument, given that it sits on the oth

bidensays h says he was instruml in helping run for the nate. a winter chill the next two days. chopper 6 was taking flight earlier this evening above boathouse row. mostly cloudy skies. a band of showers moved in. you can almost see the moisture in the air th. is a prefrontal trough moving through showers ss ahead of the system with an arctic chill. 53-degrees, atlantic city airport in pomona. allentown and reading, winds are picking up. 44 in allentown, 43 reading. look what happens tomorrow. the best feeling of the day, 7:00 in the morning. windchill 30. winds pick up. holding in the 20s all day long. heading out for friday night, windchills in the teens. storm tracker 6 double scan showing a band of showers working through the i-95 corridor. this isn't the actual front. this moves east, the front moving through 1:00 in the morning to 5:00. satellite and radar showing the front doesn't have much moisture. it's been producing snow showers in new york state. behind it, the wind howling tomorrow through the day. the morning through the afternoon. i discussed this with my kids bu

i referenced it to nate silver, but how early was it? >> it was 2015. >> okay. >> it was early. >> you got that? >> it was at the same time you said theam 2%. now, i also am trained in persuasion. why did i pick998%? because nate silver said 2%, and you couldn't, you couldn't get that connection out of your head. and i also intentionally tied my reputation to the most respected, you know, pricker in the field. -- predicter in the field so it was easy to imagine us actually, and i would get some of his goodness on me. >> right, right. in other words, you -- this was new business for you. and so you bask in the sentences that say 98 when he says 2. >> i often say that one of the tells, you know, one of the signals forsa someone who's trained in persuasion is that they can change fields without practice. you can become president without being a candidate -- without being a politician. he became a reality tv star without any practice. steve jobs didn't go to college. he formed, you know, apple computer and then a few other businesses that al

u nfortu nately i hizon. i will accept that title. unfortunately i cannot accept gifts. we will sort that out later. please accept your very own title. thank you very much. how many people now have been given the title of lord or lady? we think around about 100,000 all around the world. so i will share this title with 100,000 other people? world. so i will share this title with 100,000 other people ?m world. so i will share this title with 100,000 other people? if you think about crowd funding and how people crowd fund various projects, this is a way of crowd funding. highland titles has never sourced funding from the local council. win a lot of asian people come to scotla nd a lot of asian people come to scotland as tourists and i don't think they know about this. this is afun and think they know about this. this is a fun and unique gift as much as anything else. the way you reacted just now... am i a lord of glencoe 01’ just now... am i a lord of glencoe ora just now... am i a lord of glencoe or a lord all over the world? you are lord of glencoe. that is the region whe

muhammad was not so fortu nate. their lives. muhammad was not so fortunate.gest daughter survived but three of her sisters were killed and so was their mother. the violence began five days before the massacre at tula toli on the 25th of august, when members of a rohingya militant group attacked a number of police post inside myanmar, killing 12. in response, the burmese military began what they called clearance operations. that was three months ago. boats filled with refugees have been coming over ever since. the overwhelming majority of people in myanmarare the overwhelming majority of people in myanmar are buddhist. the rohingya muslims make up only a small minority over all but in rakhine state, the region that borders bangladesh, there may be in the majority if it were not to the fa ct the majority if it were not to the fact that so many have fled. even before the latest violence, the rohingya of myanmar were denied the most basic rights, the right to vote, the freedom to travel and access to decent education and healthcare. now, some of them accused the

if your favorite toys have not been on their list you can many in nate a toy, head to cbs philly.comnd find out how. our don bell plays which a toy airplane every now and then. >> he floats it around. >> yes, he does. >> i loved clue. >> classic game. >> great game. >> we have to play sometime. >> i know. >> yes, in the meantime everybody will want to be inside tomorrow. that is not the day to be outside looking at fall leaves or anything. >> here it comes. >> if you are, definitely bundle up. it will be a very, very cold day when you step outside tomorrow morning you will feel that wicked wind and it will feel like we have been transported from november into right around new years or so, that is when our normal high is what tomorrow's high will be. when you factor in the wind it will feel down right frigid all day long. here's a look outside, starting off with our parkway central library camera checking out franklin institute. cloudy sky over center city. even though sun has set this time of the night we can see light in the sky but cloud came in this afternoon along the cold front

in march 2016 when they was happening, experts like nate silver were giving trump a 2% chance, but my next guest was one of the earl yebl public figures to predict that donald trump would win. scott adams, creator of "dillbert" saw what others, including myself, couldn't see. trump's remarkable talent for persuasion. he's written a book about it called "win bigly." scott adams, how were my persuasion skills? i guess not quite master persuader level. >> well, i won't judge your master persuasion skills. but if you're looking at president trump's skills, i have a background as a trained hypnotist. i've been studying the ways of persuasion for decades as part of what i do. i noticed early on that he had the full arsenal of persuasion. like i've never seen. probably the strongest talent stack i would call it, a grouping of talents that put together are extra strong. it really was something that i thought was extraordinary and for me it was easy to predict that someone with that much firepower would win over 18 months when all you're trying to do is move maybe 2% of the public during that

. >>> and the temple owls get more national attention this friday visitsance nate on espn for a game. week and need to win two of their last three games to be bowl eligible. if they have no themselves a hole earlier in the year asier fow. >> we talked about this not beating ourselves and with a team we had a couple ofosse up beatingurselves than us getting beat and corrections are made on a daily basis. >> back to roy halladay the 203 career wins and his name is on the hall-of-fame ballot in 2019. >> there is no doubt how that will turn out. >> >>> a miserable day on the weather front and did we need the rain? nice if it didn't come with the cold air. >> folks up to the north i want to show you this video, from hazelton where it was cold enough for snow kind ofunusual to the snow falling on the fall foliage, here . temperatures in the 40s. it's too warm for snow but ty sky 6 hd taking a look at the philadelphia international airport where the runways are wet. we have several more hours of rain before we dry things out in the overnight hours. stormtracker 6 live double scan we have a s

was designated a national monument, been discovered in its sand. >> when this area became dez egg natedional monument was it a catalyst. >> yeah, created in 1996, originally envisioned it would be an jult door laboratory. >> on this remarkable site, god's handy work is everywhere. in the fossil record of dinosaurs and prehistoric life. >> that designation by president bill clinton enraged many residents of southern utah who were limb theed in their ability to graze cattle. ex-tralkt minerals or build roads. awe off the grand staircase national monument is one of most volatiler use in utah. >> paem aawe people are angry. >> yeah. angry, yeah. >> the rancher led the fight against the monument since it was created. thrilled earlier this year when president trump ordered interior secretary, ryan zinke to review and likely tlining the size of commercial development. >> more people in the future. does not mean selling them off. does jt mean destroying them. all of the laws, regulations, archaeological protection act will all be in place. aawe these fossils are around 75 million years old. >>

nate brown makes the grab, tackle. just a matter of how often he wants to take it.come up, he's taking it over the top with brilliant long distance touchdown throws. >> aaron: you talk about missouri with the big plays. >> carter: jackson, the senior, whose day begins with a successful marriage proposal. jackson. >> aaron: that big guy in the middle. the guard, trying to come down on it. left his feet behind him. third and long, because the penalty on first down, missouri trying to convert. >> carter: pressure coming off, does arkansas change. bring him off the weak side, do they do it again. >> aaron: looks like they're backing off. >> carter: hit as he throws, caught, lock delivers the strike to jonathan johnson to convert on third and long. a gain of 25. >> carter: swhmpblgts you have the speed that you have, the defensive guys give them a lot of room. takes advantage of the space. ish winter inside the 30. another razorback is down. >> carter: a gain of 22. how about ish winter. taking full advantage. crockett goes down. he and larry rountree, ish witter averagi

nate brown makes the grab, tackle. just a matter of how often he wants to take it.come up, he's taking it over the top with brilliant long distance touchdown throws. >> aaron: you talk about missouri with the big plays. >> carter: jackson, the senior, whose day begins with a successful marriage proposal. jackson. >> aaron: that big guy in the middle. the guard, trying to come down on it. left his feet behind him. third and long, because the penalty on first down, missouri trying to convert. >> carter: pressure coming off, does arkansas change. bring him off the weak side, do they do it again. >> aaron: looks like they're backing off. >> carter: hit as he throws, caught, lock delivers the strike to jonathan johnson to convert on third and long. a gain of 25. >> carter: s defensive guys give them a lot of room. takes advantage of the space. ish winter inside the 30. another razorback is down. >> carter: a gain of 22. how about ish winter. taking full advantage. crockett goes down. he and larry rountree, ish witter averaging over 100 yards in each of the last five game

rebecca is cord nating a lot of these events -- coordinating these events. tell me about why this is so important, why you want people to shop small. >> it is impacting the local community and all of them are sellers and hand make everything that's going to be sold. they're working within the community to categorize raw materials for their goods and supporting their families. >> reporter: this event starts at noon at pier 35. what else can people expect across the area. >> there are a lot of events. as a matter of fact, several of the vendors also have their own small businesses in hays valley and so you can go and see their goods and see what they have to offer. >> reporter: i imagine this gives businesses major exposure when you come together and are all setting up an event like this. that's the benefit of coming together in one day so they can see the makers and meet people and just really get a feel for how each piece is made and the love that goes into them. >> reporter: any specific vendors people should absolutely not miss today? >> every one of them.

. >> matt lauer has been determine nated. >> reporter: the announcement came on the "today" show following an allegation of inappropriate sexual behavior. matt lauer's co-host reacting. >> this is a sad day at "today." >> reporter: the chairman shared a statement moments before on the claims against lauer. while it is the first complaint about his behavior in the over 20 years he's been at nbc news, we were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident. the alleged misconduct began at the 2014 olympic games in sochi and continued after nbc news confirmed. >> i'm heartbroken for matt, he is my dear, dear friend and partner. and i'm heartbroken for the colleague who came forward and told her story. >> the accuser's attorney said they met with the hr department at 6:00 p.m. monday. today saying in part, i am awed by the courage my client showed to be the first to raise a complaint and to do so without making any demands other than asking the company do the right thing. variety published its own story today. according to "variety" three women have come forwa

some of our most tragic fires have happened on thanksgiving, and unforth national nately holidays in general, lots of families together, lights and christmas trees. we're going to see more of that. a fire broke off on trunl lane earlier today. investigators say it started on a rear disek of the home, it involved the family's deck. the red cross is helping out. hot coles fell out of a grill and that's to blame for a fire at r just before midnight, no one was hurt. >> we are also following breaking news out of prince george's county tonight where crews are on the scene of a deadly pedestrian accident. the car hit the victim near north ham shir drive. the descriefer stayed on the scene. no charges will be fired yet, but the accident is still under investigation. in the murder of a police detective, new details sean suitor was shot with his own gun the day before he was set to testify in a police corruption case. lindsay watts is here in studio. she has the latest. >>reporter: new developments in this case tonight. still no ar rest, no motive, no suspect in this murder as this new inform

. >> nate, you muppet!> things start to get hot around his ears, because that whole side of his head catches fire. he's calm about it, gently pads it out. >> yelp review, this deejay is fire. >> it's lit. >> over to russia where this river is frozen over. it appears that the people have placed a plank across the middle so they can walk across. when this lady walks across, she slips and goes right in. >> what do you think that sign says? >> don't walk on the water. >> cross at your own risk. >> luckily, these two men who were inspecting ships on the river happen to see her flailing about. they come over and help and try to bring her to safety and they are holding hands, as well, because this can get tricky. the men finally slide her on top of that ice and you'll be happy to know she's okay, but local authorities want to remind people most people are not as lucky. they lose consciousness and die if they are submerged. >> they could have at least dragged her out the other side so she could continue going the w

that false nate narrative not doe vicive. because we had tons and tons of african-american men and women killed by racist cops for doing nothing. >> the man in the qar the which have and the child. >> commissioner, the cops interacting were almost 30 million times a year. very few incidents. >> a black man wut a gun in his hand. >> bottom line. take it down. >> no. >> leib it up? >> he paid for that billboard. knows his market. he knows what he is doing. the people that are already greening the establishment are members of the nnra. we have a right to not frequent the business. wouldn't buy anything. >> i bet the sales go up. >> thank you. >> good. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> senator bob menendez standing trial for corruption and brook ry. it is the third day after a new juror had to take the spot of someone who had preplanned vacation. well, they have been deliberating, and, again, the judge dismisses the jury without a verdict. diana is here at the courthouse all dy and has the full story. diana, a do you got for us? >> left the court optimis

our customers and staff and the security we have in place to protect them. 16 people were u nfortu nately6 people were unfortunately injured in that incident yesterday, seven treated here into starched, eight is taken to hospital with minor injuries, one person with more serious leg injuries. thank you. this afternoon, the dup leader arlene foster will address her party's conference in belfast, despite there still being no government in northern ireland. aside from domestic issues, politicians in both the uk and the republic of ireland will be waiting to hear how she addresses the brexit negotiations. 0ur ireland correspondent chris buckler reports. at stormont, parliament's buildings lies empty. there hasn't been a government here since the start of the year and that's causing much concern, along with brexit. no—one who lives along the irish border is entirely sure what will happen to the scores of open roads that connect northern ireland and the republic. the democratic unionist party still have political influence because a conservative government need their support in crucial votes at