nat turner. who is nat turner? whites thought that nat turner was crazy. he was a fanatic. who wrote down's nacht turner's confessions which are readily available online. i encourage you to read it. one of the things my book does, i am not going to talk about this today as it takes the confessions more seriously than anyone has in the last 50 years. i make arguments about the reliability of these confessions. my argument -- you can read it if you want -- is that they actually are what they say they are basically what nat turner said. sourceakes me remarkable -- which makes him a remarkable source. you can read it in an hour. if you want to find out why he rebelled, you can read it online. newspaper reports said he was a fanatic. he is a preacher, and a pretend profit. this is the model that has lasted. it is important part of our way, the slaver vault. turner --sions of nat there he is. he is still a fanatic. he is still a little crazy. that is who it is. whichk there is a way in this has been one way of understanding nat turner's revolt is just by saying it's just this cra

nat turner never speaks about that. what i want to talk about is not the demographics, which is just the context. i want to explore why slaves are rebelling. what induced the southampton insurrection? at least as we see it in record? follow the evidence. what induced them to rebel? nat turner. who is he? whites thought he was crazy. complete fanatic. thomas gray, the man who wrote down nat turner's confessions. they are available online. i encourage you to read it. one of the things my book does is it takes the confessions more seriously than anyone has in the last 50 years. i make arguments about the reliability of confessions. my argument is that they are what they say they are, which is basically what nat turner said, which makes them remarkable sources. you can read them in one hour. if you ever want to find out why not turner rebelled, you can read it online. thomas gray thought he was a fanatic. newspapers said the same. a preacher, pretend profit. this fits in with a model of understanding that has lasted and bee

america fell in love with the nats baseball. they just fell in love with nats baseball.t's all they wanted to talk about. that and impeachment. [laughter] pres. trump: i like nats baseball much more. [laughter] [applause] pres. trump: you worked every count, hustled for every base, you fought for every run, and produced a comeback story for the ages. never happened like what happened with the nats. and that means a lot of good decisions were made. you reminded us all why baseball is truly america's pastime. so great for the sport. nearly two months into the season, the nats had a 19-31 record. and i watched it closely, too. i wasn't too happy. [laughter] pres. trump: it looked like things weren't going so well, mike. right? not at all. but these two guys, they didn't give up. they didn't give up. and i'm sure that everybody was -- i'm sure the media was with you all the way, right? [laughter] exactly. i remember some nasty stories. boy, did that change pretty quickly, right? that's great. but you were second to last in the national league, and it looked like it was going

the confessions of nat turner.

democratic leader steny hoyer wore his nats gear. >> congratulation, nats!> reporter: after a night when the town went wild. they danced, they hugged, they climbed and hollered, and, well -- >> there is going to be a lot of babies born in d.c. next year who will be called nat. >> reporter: all this really began last summer when reserve outfielder gerardo parra convinced the team to adopt his 2-year-old daughter's favorite song as its anthem. the song was -- ♪ baby shark >> reporter: the idea was so goofy, it made the team laugh. they started having fun, got to know each other. and before you know it, they were making all the shark moves. the baby shark clicks, the mama shark clacks, the daddy shark chomps. as they started winning, the whole town got crazy. national symphony orchestra musicians were playing "baby shark." ♪ the national cathedral became the nationals cathedral and every nats homer brought a dugout dance. is there a lesson there for all of us? when you relax and get to know the people you work and deal with, it's not only fun, it's much easier

the nats were honored yesterday at a white house ceremony. 18 of the 25 players on the team's roster were there. mr. trump hugged kurt suzuki america great again" hat. ryan zimmerman thanked the president for keeping the country safe and gave him a number 45 jersey. >> the nats as always, they lived up to a motto, it's stay in the fight. that's true about life. stay in the fight. you never know what's going to happen. stay in there.

. >> o'donnell: and nats incredible. washington goes wild after a world series victory like no other. cbs news legend bob schieffer on what we can all learn from their remarkable run. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from washington. >> o'donnell: good evening. and thank you so much for joining us. the impeachment inquiry is entering a new public phase tonight after today's historic vote in the house. lawmakers voted mostly along party lines to approve a resolution that lays out the next steps in the inquiry into president trump's alleged misconduct. it is only the third vote of its kind. the most serious accusation is that the president asked the leader of ukraine to interfere in the 2020 election by digging up dirt on his political rivals. for the first time today, lawmakers heard testimony from a current white house political appointee who listened in on that controversial phone call where the president made the request. we're going to get reaction from the white house in just a m

medical care that is the key for me of ok then we need to reassess campaign finance records show that nat care also donated to the sheriff when you run for election last year did you receive over $10000.00 from after i did campaign donations can you see how that might appear as a conflict of interest when you're also the one that will decide whether they stay in the jail or not that's why i have a commitment to make sure that any issues here are brought forth no matter if they donated to my campaign or not if not i know absolute this community going to hold me responsible and i will definitely take. action to make sure that care is held to the highest standard but it's not good care overall you're just a number. that's all you are they don't they don't care at all blankenship was in and out of the washoe county jail in 2018 he says he had the worst seizures there because nat care staff refused to give him a seizure medication i have seizures because i have chronic migraine syndrome and the medication is klonopin one milligram. and naff care who is the medical facility inside washington an

so we knew we had nat turner's bible. so for us, once we were able to get harriet tubman, nat turner, we few we could find the stuff of history that would matter for people. >> now, the price tag of all of this was about half a billion dollars, 500 million dollars. the federal government covered half of that. the rest of it you had to come up with. i love this -- there's so many stories about the generous people who gave their priceless family heirlooms to the collection, and then the generous people who wrote multimillion dollars checks to make this happen. and one of them, no surprise to anyone, was oprah winfrey. let me read this to you. over time, she became the largest -- she became the largest financial supporter of the museum. one of my favorite oprah moments occurred when she called in from california during a council meeting in 2015, as we neared an important fund-raising milestone, there was a discussion as to how we would close the gap. oprah, who had already committed more than 12 million dollars said she like

eric: what a great story with the nats.washington denied absent baseball ther theo many years, more than 30 years and suddenly the expansion franchise team moves to washington dc and now they are the world champions. there's scherzer, up there on top. arthel: it was a great series. they earned it. eric: there he goes. arthel: they earned it and now we dance, as the sign says. we have to go. we'll be back at 4:00 eastern, one hour from now. please joins us then. eric: see you then. >>> i don't know why the republicans are afraid of the truth. every member should support allowing the american people to hear the facts for themselves. that is really what this vote is about. it's about the truth. >>> madam speaker, when you look through you the resolution and you see how one-sided, how soviet style this is running, this is the united states of america. don't run a sham process, a tainted process like this resolution ensures. paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. a sharely divided house

i did jones as husband willie lewis was at the cello when he became ill and asked nat care staff for medical help at least 5 times over 10 days he couldn't eat anything he could hold anything down and he felt like he couldn't very and he said that they were just telling him it was flu symptoms and he kept tell them it's is more than that i really can't breathe. and when you saw him. what happened well i seen him come in towards the window but he was limping and he lived there really for tea and he was very sweaty and so when he came to the window i say will you still don't feel better now he said no and i said. you know it's that other woman leaving because you look really bad at me i mean is there no baby but they're not going to. they're not going to do anything they don't care 3 months after entering the shell will he died after his diabetes went undiagnosed and untreated his organs shut down from not having enough insulin as far as you know he never saw medical doctor no never seen a doctor. i did a suing naf care for wrongful death if they had been denied him to go to the hospit

. >> reporter: now on nat geo, running wild with bear grylls is entering its fifth season, pushing then and can't do. >> can i just stay here? >> ah, it's a long way >> i want to see what i just caught. did you see that? >> reporter: for those like me, who prefer the practice of the art of armchair survival, all of this -- >> what was that? >> i don't know, but that boulder definitely moved under your feet. >> reporter: might seem a bit extreme, but for bear grylls, it's in his dna. where did you get the nickname bear from? >> i was teddy. everybody was like, did you wrestle a bear when you were young? it's more that i had an older, bossy sister who said ted is such a boring name, we're going to call you bear. >> reporter: growing up in england, his love for the outdoors first came from bonding trips with his dad michael. >> i've got three young boys. it's a great privilege to show them how to manage themselves in situations in the outdoors. >> reporter: those survival skills sharpened to a point by the military. did you want to go in because of your dad? >> yeah, of course. he was a m

. >> america fell in love with nats baseball. they just love nats baseball.hat's all they want to talk about-- that and impeachment! ( laughter ) i like nats baseball much more. >> stephen: yes, that's m.l.b.'s new slogan: "baseball: more fun than losing your job." ( applause ) ( cheers ) ( cheering ) ( piano riff ) it wouldn't be a trump event without some creepy touching, as we saw when catcher kurt suzuki put on a maga hat, got a nice pat on the shoulder from trump, and -- oh! oh! oh, no! oh! he tried to steal second base! ( applause ) what is that? i don't understand! but like trump, i can't get his impeachment off my mind. i'll give you the latest details in tonight's "don and the giant impeach." ( laughter ) >> i have witch hunts every week. i say what's the witch hunt this week? >> stephen: lovely crowd, very nice. it's getting harder to defend the president's phone call. up until now, the g.o.p.'s main argument has been that the process has been secretive and unfair. but, today, the head of the impeachment inquiry, adam schiff, started releasing trans

. >> america just fell in love with nats baseball. that's all they wanted to talk about. that and impeachment. i like nats baseball much more. >> and kurt suzuki put on a make america great again hat that resulted in that hug, ooh, awkward, from the president. looks good on you though. >>> darren! oh darren. >> should we switch to atmospheric topics now? >> no hats. >> i want to take a minute and enjoy something. this is the first 5:00 newscast experience a sunset on standard time, right? because we turned the clocks back. the sunset at 5:08 means now you have all the real pretty colors on the horizon. last week we would have had to wait until 6:00. now we get it earlier. the sun has already gone down. thatmarine layer thho for a lot of us we felt it. the relative humidity, moisture in the air starting to improve. that's a good thing for many of us living with really dry air the last week and a half. now we're getting some improvement. but we need to talk about the temperatures. concord at 81 today. there's the spread across the bay area. it was 71 in san francisco. that'

the nats were honored yesterday at a white house ceremony. 18 of the 25 players on the team's roster were there. mr. trump hugged kurt suzuki america great again" hat. ryan zimmerman thanked the president for keeping the country safe and gave him a number 45 jersey. >> the nats as always, they lived up to a motto, it's stay in the fight. that's true about life. stay in the fight. you never know what's going to happen. stay in there. >> more than 5,000 people attended the ceremony celebrating washington's first world series championship in 95 years. >>> and "usa today" reports donations are pouring in to mississippi. a memorial honoring a 14-year-old lynching victim emmett till. that's after a security camera caught a white nationalist group filming in front of it. the video from saturday shows the group holding a mississippi state flag with a confederate emblem and the flag of a nationalist group. the group runs away when a security alarm sounds. the executive director of the memorial says $10,000 in donations had come in since the incident. >> this is really horrifying that a white

. >> did you know of the connection to nat turner?y. >> their strange inheritance? a piece of history. >> did you think to yourself there's any chance this really could be nat turner's bible? >> my first reaction was one of, "is this a crank call?" >> what do you think it's worth? >> i was told several millions of dollars. >> what will the family do? >> it wasn't the proper place and time to really talk about it. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

blankenship was in and out of the washoe county jail in 2018 he says he had were seizures there because nat care staff refused to give him a seizure medication i have seizures because i have chronic migraine syndrome and the medication is clear as a pound one milligram. and naff care who is the medical facility inside washington and you know refuses to give that to anyone once are there is a couple other people in there that took that as well and they were denied it as well so when you went there and now have care said no they give it to you could you actually go through withdrawals from the yes you can actually die from not taking what happened when you started to withdraw yeah i had a severe you sweat and you go through actual withdrawals and i seized when you saw the doctor how would you describe his attitude toward your condition it was i'm not sure that he cared or not he just said it was. he just said you can't have it so i mean it's it was news no grey area yes or no he said no so there is nothing i could do we asked now care about eric's case but they said they don't comment on issu

we knew we had nat turner's bible so for us once we get harriet tubman, matt turner, we knew we couldd the stuff of history that would matter. >> the price tag of all this is half $1 billion. the federal government covered half of that. the rest of it you had to come up with. i love this, so many stories about generous people who gave their priceless family heirlooms to the collection and generous people who wrote multimillion dollar checks to make this happen and one of them no surprise to anyone was oprah winfrey. over time she became the largest financial supporter of the museum. one of my favorite oprah moment occurred when she called from california during a council meeting in 2015 as we year near to nonroad -- a milestone, there was a discussion how we close the gap. oprah who had already committed more than $12 million said she liked round numbers so she increased her gift another 8 million. tell us a little bit about not just oprah but all of the people who wrote checks and companies that wrote checks to make this reality. >> let me be clear i love oprah. >> everybody does. >>

america fell in love with the nats baseball. they just fell in love with nats baseball. that's all they wanted to talk about -- that and impeachment. >> well, it turns out his mind is on impeachment. the president spending a lot of time at sporting events lately with varied results. you remember the crowd reaction at game five of the world series. >> joined by the president trump and first lady of the united states. [ crowd booing ] >> there were some cheers mixed with boos for the president at the ufc bout at madison square garden over the weekend. [ crowd cheering ] but the president got plenty of love from the nats who went to the white house today. there were some notable exceptions including reliever sean doolittle, who told "the washington post" why he declined to go to the white house. there's a lot of things -- policies that i disagree with, but at the end of the day, it has more to do with the divisive rhetoric and the enabling of conspiracy theories and the widening of the divide in this country. my wife and i stand for inclusion and acceptance and we've done w

. >> america fell in love with the nats baseball. they just fell in love with nats baseball. that is all they wanted to talk about. that and impeachment. i like nats baseball much more. >> reporter: the president slammed the suggestion that the whistle-blower could be allowed to respond to written questions in the impeachment inquiry but the president is for getting something very important. his own legal team was just fine with written questions when mr. trump was answering them in the russia investigation. one other thing to point out as the president was leaving for that rally in kentucky later this evening he did not answer reporters requested about when he's releasing the tax returns. wolf. >> jim acosta at the white house. let's get nor on this. democratic congressman raja krishnonoorthi is joining us. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. we've all now seen and read the transcripts of the two depositions, what concerns you most about the accounts from ambassadors both yovanovitch and mckinley? >> sure. i think with regard to ambassador yovanovitch, it looks like

(nat sound)you could call it the money shot!tara eaton - mom: i'm very proud of him.y overwhelmed to be honest with you. (pam) the 49ers are a bit battered but they had some encouraging news today regarding two of their key injured players... mark and kate will set you up for bay area sports night .... by breaking down the niners health going into their big game sunday against the packers... that's coming up (pam) lots to talk about in the sports world tonight... (ken) mark carpenter and kate rooney join us now from the set of bay area sports night. (pam) sports night. (pam) take a look at this... one couple is taking their love to new heights... marrying 37 -thousand feet in the air ... between australia and new zealand. the couple said "i do" on a commercial jetstar flight .... exactly halfway between sydney and auckland. the bride is from new zealand, and the groom from australia .. and theyk wanted to symbolize their love for aviation ... as well as each other. a jetstar crew member officiated the wedding. let's take a look outside let's take a let's take a look o

50 degrees by the time it kicks off. >> a lot of fans celebrating the nats. ginger, thank you. >>> and a breaking headline about the race for 2020. former congressman beto o'rourke announcing he's dropping off the race. coming just hours after elizabeth warren described her plans to pay for medicare for all. joe biden's campaign calling it mathematical gymnastics. here's terry moran. >> reporter: he was once heralded as the new face of the democratic party, but tonight, beto o'rourke is out. the candidate tweeting, our campaign has always been about seeing clearly, speaking honestly, and acting decisively. in that spirit, i am announcing that my service to the country will not be as a candidate or as the nominee. the former texas congressman joined the race with great fanfare, but he never caught on with voters. after the mass shooting in his hometown of el paso in august, o'rourke seized on gun control as an issue to jumpstart his campaign. david asking him about his plan for mandatory buybacks of assault weapons. >> you know the critics call this confiscati

i like nats baseball much more. lou: we thank you for being with us.low me on facebook and twitter. lauren: it is a 5:00 a.m. here are your tore stories at this hour. the u.s. economy on a tear, breaking records. how much further can they go and how a new trade deal with china could send them higher. ashley: a top democrat says trump fatigue could bring down the president's re-election hopes but with a booming economy will americans vote on personality or with their pocketbooks. lauren: creepy or helpful, wayfair may know too much about what you need. why the company is criticized for going too far. ashley: and do you have an an overdue library book or two. lauren: maybe. ashley: for one woman, being tardy could cost her her job and land her behind bars. yikes. it is

nats' general manager mike rizzo joins us and, guess what?s trophy with him, next. ♪ >> one more time, your world series champion washington nationals! chris: well, players and fans celebrating the nats' first-ever world series win with a rally here in washington, is and what has become the team anthem, which is infectious and sometimes maddening, baby shark. the nationals go to the white house for a ceremony tomorrow, but we get them first. we're delighted to welcome mike rizzo e who brought along his new best friend. oh, my gosh, this is beautiful. the world series trophy. good morning to both of you. >> thanks for having me, chris. chris: so after four playoff appearances and four losses, how much does it mean to washington and to you, finally, to win it all? >> well, i think it means so much to the area of d.c. and to the dmv that we pulled this off. they're a rabid fan base since we arrived here in 2006, and we've had some disappointments recently. but this kind of makes up for everything. it was a great run, kind of -- it was a miraculo

nats' general manager mike rizzo joins us and, guess what?ld series trophy with him, next. ♪ ♪ nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold and flu symptoms, on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe. the nightime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. ♪mo >> well players and fans celebrating the nat's first ever world serieworld serie win withy here a in washington. maybe shark. the nationals go to white house for a ceremony tomorrow but we get them first, we delighted to welcome. mike rizzo who brought along his new best friend, this is beautiful. the world series trophy. good morning to you both. >> great, thank you for having me, chris. losses, how much does it mean to washington and to you, finally, to win it all? >>

i like nats baseball much more. lou: we thank you for being with us.bbstonight. trish: the left wants you to believe our economy is struggling, joblessness is rampant and wages are under fire. socialism they say is the absolute only remedy to fix it. that is one big fat lie. good evening, everyone, i'm trish regan. even nancy pelosi knows it's a lie. that's why she is warning her party to find itself. she says drastic shifts to the left will not flip battleground states. and i agree. but that isn't going to stop them from trying. are you ready for

i like nats baseball much more. trish: in case you hadn't noticed.going to the white house is enough to launch the left into attack mode. there were a series of tweets that were quite explicit. i'm not going to read them. they have the f word in there. you get the picture, right? joining me, a man who know how bad this vitriol can get, governor mike huckabee. >> i didn't wear my maga hat. you never know, somebody might break into the studio and knock it off my head to teach me a lesson. sports teams have been going to the white house forever. they did it all through the years of obama and bush and clinton. it's just a tradition. i don't remember people getting upset. when people went to the obama white house i thought he was wonderful. he was the president of the united states. what's wrong with people. this is unbelievable. trish: one thing that strikes me about this situation is how one-sided it is. here you are a republican. you ran for president yet you can appreciate, governor huckabee, someone going to the white house to see president trump. bu

. >> -- america fell in love with the nats baseball. they just fell in love with nats baseball.t is all they wanted to talk about. that and impeachment. i like fats baseball much more. >> this is the president's third public sporting event in the past ten days and got mixed reaction when he showed up for game five of the world series and he is planning to attend the alabama/lsu football game this weekend in tuscaloosa. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine said she felt threatened by president trump. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking today, transcripts from key testimony released in the impeachment probe detailing the way president trump allegedly abused his power with rudy giuliani as his pit bull in ukraine. >>> deny and delay. four white house officials snub the scheduled testimony today as democrats on the hill say the stonewall strategy is actually helping their case. >>> plus red alert for democrats. new polls suggest president trump still might have an edge in battle

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as a red sox fan, i will give a begrudging congratulations to the nats. but acknowledge that we waited 86 years. the nats waited 95. we feel your joy this morning. i wanted to start with the ambassador. because on the topic of the diplomatic efforts. i recently travelled to india and met with the cyber coordinator. we learned that while india is very concerned about privacy and about some of the warnings that we have been trying to impart about washington whhuawei, the seriously considering using huawei's infrastructure for the 5g rollout. they talked about we're just doing a pilot. they could come and do the pilot. i said how long will the pilot last. i said a year. that's a long time. moreover, many of our european allies who are ordinarily concerned with transparency and data privacy are still considering incorporating devices into their 5g infrastructure. even though alternatives are available from eu-based companies. so ambassador, can you tell us what else we should be doing. it's kind of a followup to the commissioner's points. what else should we

tonight, with the help from our partners at nat geo, martha raddatz with the story of this medical warrior. >> reporter: in the western tip of syria, the rain doesn't come often. instead, airstrikes pound down from the a constant in the civil war that has plagued this nation for eight years. years. years. year. deadly chemicals poison syria's people. the patients covered in dust, suffocating, come here to dr. ammani balure. by some estimates, nearly half a million people have lost their lives, 6.6 million displaced. above ground, entire neighborhoods left destroyed and desolate. so below ground they went. here, 65 feet below the surface is a hospital they call "the cave." >> it's scary, because you feel, you don't have any, anyplace safe. >> reporter: here in the cave, dr. ammani is in charge, the lead doctor at only 28 years old, a nearly impossible feat for a woman in syria, but not for a woman like her. you wanted to do what girls don't get to do. >> i dreamed of it. i know i can do something different. i have this idea very early when my sister get married 13. >> reporter: 13. >> yeah,

was, at last, the nats are champs.als, the oldest roster in baseball, the team everyone underestimated, won the world series last night. d ey finished the fight the same way they've been fighting all season. >> there it is! the washington nationals are !rld champio nick: one final come back after a comeback season. the nationals top the housttr as in houston to capture d.c.'s first world series title in 95 years. they made history, never before in any seven-game series in any sport, as a visiting team won every game.ra the next t 2-0 before a pair of home runs, including this blast by howie kendrick. >> this is what it'sht about rig here. this is boat it's a. words can't even describe this feeling. nick: washington came from behind to win an illumination game for the fifth including that baseball's best teams. and the dugout dance parties, the baby shark themes, and their d.c. fans celebrated a remarkable turnaround for a team that started as baseball's worst. >> rock the comeback and wi and win a championship is amazi

just -- [laughter] just six month ago, the experts said the nats had a one point 5% chance of winning the world series. in other words, a 98.5% chance they would lose, but they beat the odds and won, and tomorrow the city will celebrate the nats' willing to stay in the the fight and achieve what most thought was unachievable. [applause] i am also reminded that when lonnie bunch set out to build a new museum, he had no money, no collection and no site. most people said it was a fool's errand indeed, the title of his book. but lonnie didn't listen to doubters, he assembled a coalition of the willing, believers, and moved forward, and that museum now sits proudly across the mall as a testament to the possibilities of the seemingly impossible. [applause] so the bottom line is this. there is no better person to help the smithsonian be more virtual, more agile, more collaborative, to lead the way forward and do the impossible, than lonnie bunch. indeed, lonnie has the potential to be the most transformative secretary in the smithsonian's 172-year history. lonnie knows and loves the smithson

nats: musicfreddy c, a veteran himself, who served in the air force in vietnam, plays at padow's twice a month. freddy c "this is a veteran outfit in here...."freddy on mic: hank you so much for your service."freddy..:"th ere's lot of veterans but angelo is kind of special." sidney "most of the time the ladies come ask him to dance." freddy c "angelo's is a casanova, a boccabuona he is like fd astaire and girl's love him."freddy: "a girls love men who can dance. you can dance you always have a hearing the ladies love your dancing. are you a ladies man? angelo: "well, i don't project myself as a ladies man but i do like to dan and they areery hospitable that way."nats: musicso of course, i had to ask if i could have the next dance kerri phone000 "would you dance with me to this?natd: clapping he certainly twirled me off my feet and let me tell you- this 92 year olis showing no signs of slowing down.nats: musicfor veteran voices i'm kerri o'brien (kw) thank y for joining me for veterans voes - honoring those who serve - im ken wayne. if you're on medicare,reme, the annual enrollmen perio

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poco a poco la nat naturaleza se irá recuperando, estos pájaros carpinteros talan un árbol en medio des solo hable labor. >> el incendio maría obliga a miles de personas a evacuar la zona, el siniestro se propagó desde anoche, consumiendo 8000 acres, y obligando a 7000 personas a abandonar su hogar. >> de este lado hay bastantes establos, caballos, ganado, y de este lado también, q s. >> los vientos han mejorado y eso podría disminuir la fuerza de las llamas. durante esta temporada se han reportado unos 6000 incendios forestales, y según expertos esta temporada podría durar dos meses más de lo normal. >> bomberos de contra costa se preparan para informar a la comunidad cómo escapar de un incendio. nos explican de qué se trata este evento, flavio. >> muy buenas tardes, estoy en el centro de entrenamiento para bomberos, donde mañana estos socorristas le mostrarán a las personas cómo reaccionar en caso de un incendio, lo que podría ser la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte. >> gr(gritos). >> estos son nuevos elementos del departamento de bomberos. se preparan los cinco días de la semana

. >> america fell in love with nats baseball. that's all they wanted to talk about. that and impeachment. i like nats baseball much more. >> the president slammed a suggestion the whistle-blower could be allowed to respond to written questions in this impeachment inquiry. he is forgetting something high pressu pressure -- something. his legal team was just fine for the legal questions for him. when talking about the rally, he didn't answer the questions. >>> democratic presidential candidate kamala harris sits on the committee that would conduct the impeachment trial. thank you. you're a busy lady on the intelligence and homeland security committee and running for president as well. you're a busy lady. how concerning are these two, ambassador yovanovich and mckinley? >> first, let's applaud them for their patriotism. the commander in chief has attempted to smear them and threaten them and they still have courage and love of country to come forward and let the american people know what happened. this is yet again another example of donald trump exercising his power in

go nats! go--" (vomits) whoo! whoo! whoo! whoo! ( cheers and applause ) go nats!vomits) >> jon: he let it all out. he couldn't hold it. >> stephen: whoo! ( laughter ) of course, that "fellow" may not in the "lovemaking" white house much longer because today, the house voted to formalize the impeachment inquiry. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. it raineth every day. ( cheers and applause ) we're one step closer to getting trump out of the white house and sending him home to new york cit-- oh. ( audience reacts ) quick! quick! someone lock the lincoln tunnel and turn out the lights! laugh everybody on the floor! we're not home! ( laughter ) the resolution was led by house speaker nancy pelosi, who is my guest tonight. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) should have tonight's show sent to the smithsonian, national treasures right between abe lincoln's hat and ben franklin's codpiece. the vote took place on halloween, which is why we're calling tonight's episode -- >> nancy pe-ghosty's haunted house scream-peachment sin-quiry into the president's quid pro crow with bo

champs including all-star baseman anthony rendon, trump as the new york times put it embraced the natsd curt suzuki put on a red make america great again and hugged the player from behind. >> can you give us the sound effect again? >> embraced it. >> the justice department is demanding information on the anonymous senior trump administration official who wrote a scathing op-ed last year denouncing the president and about to come out with a book. the assistant attorney general joseph hunt in a letter is asking for the book agents for proof that the official never signed a nondisclosure agreement and had no access to classified information. hunt also asked for information about the individual's employment. hatchet book group says they received the letter but would not comply with the request in order to keep the author's identity secret and because the publisher is not party to any contract with the u.s. government. the forthcoming book called "a warning" is set to be published november 19th. >>> still ahead, the republican calls for unmasking the ukraine whistle-blower are growing. and

. >> america fell in love with the nats baseball. they just fell in love with nats baseball.is all they wanted to talk about. that and impeachment. >> reporter: it is clear he is still seeing red when it comes to the impeachment inquiry. continuing his attacks on the democratic-led investigation and again spreading falsehoods about the whistle-blower that started it all. >> i don't know if that is true or not. but what they said is he's an obama person. it was involved with brennan, susan rice which means obama. but he was like a big -- a big anti-trump person. >> reporter: the president again demanding the whistle-blower be unmasked. despite his or her identity being protected by law. trump erroneously tweeting, the whistle-blower got it so wrong that he must come forward. reveal the whistle-blower and end the impeachment hoax. the whistle-blower's attorney firing back telling cnn the fixation on the whistle-blower is simply because the president and others are at a loss on how to address the investigations the underlying disclosure prompted. as the whistle-blower attorneys

. >> reporter: how magical are these nats they're the first team to win the series after losing all the home games on average, the oldest players in baseball. you could say more likely to drink geratol than gatorade. nbc steven strassberg coming out of his shell this year. >> they had me doing things i never thought i'd be doing. >> like hugging. >> hugging dancing. i think i've gotten a little better in both departments. >> dancing their way to victory, there is joy tonight andrea mitchell. nbc news washington. >> and lots of hugging good for them. >>> just ahead, where you can find some of the best holiday shopping and shipping deals starting right now also, posting calorie counts, does it make people order any less we're going to look at the results just in. >>> on this halloween night, it may seem early to think about but the holiday shopping season is already under way jo ling kent now on some big deals you can score tonight. >> reporter: like it or not, retailers are kicking off the holiday shopping season right now. facing store closures across the industry, big names like target

. >> i'm here because we love the nats. in the minor league system for five years. we know the players and we're so pumped. s this is what dc needs. >> reporter: then i've got another guy, i'll point out -- what was your name? where did you come from? >> greensboro, north carolina. >> reporter: greensboro, north carolina. the parade doesn't start until 2:00 p.m. but the party will go all weekend long because on sunday, tomorrow at the cats game they will honor the nationals and on monday president trump invited the nats to the white house. >> the party does go on. >> no man on tv has a wider range than griff jenkins. >> that's true. >> on a caravan convoy on top of a train in mexico and covering the parade in washington. you the man, griff. >> we'll talk to you soon. >>> still ahead, the former cia acting director goes on record praising the so-called deep state. >> the president's concern and often used term about a deep state being there to take him out. >> you know, thank god for the deep state. >> there you have it. so