nebraska yesterday. according to the lincoln journal star newspaper, it was the state's first confirmed tornado after thanksgiving since 1975. it reportedly left minor damage, including downed tree limbs and power lines. >>> with that, that's a prep on getting a check on weather with our nbc meteorologist bill karins. how was your weekend, good? >> all right, you have a good one yourself? >> i did, thank you. >> everyone is back to work and school. severe weather threat today, november we usually get one or two events that marks the beginning of when the cold air comes in. that's the case, that's why we had the tornado yesterday in nebraska. already this morning, thunderstorms are firing up here. this is the dallas-ft. worth area, north of there, severe thunderstorm watch. already this morning the atmosphere is getting prime. the northern side of this storm, as is typical this time of year, is cold enough for snow and it's an all out snowstorm in bismarck. just a cold rain for you. exiting wisconsin, moving through areas of michigan. for today, as the storm moves east, storms are in areas near the dallas-ft. wort

journal" live at 7:00. join the discussion. announcer 2: here are some certain programs thursday. after 11:00 a.m. eastern, nebraskaenator ben safed on values and the purpose of government. >> there is a huge civic mindedness in american history, but it is not compelled by the government. announcer 2: followed by the former senator john harkin on child obesity in the u.s. >> everything from monster anders with 1420 calories hundred 70 grams of fat to 20 ounce cokes and pepsi's, 12 teaspoons of sugar, feeding an epidemic of child obesity. announcer 2: at 3:30, wikipedia founder john wales talks about the evolution of the online encyclopedia and the challenge of global access to information. community, a small five to attend really active users, another 20 to 30 they know a little bit. they think of themselves as a community. announcer 2: after 7:00 eastern, years of effort to repair and restore the capital. and justice elena kagan reflects on her life and career. elena kagan: it was a great thing to have done. it taught me an incredible amount, but it also taught me what it was like to be a serious historian and to

journal live on c-span on tuesday. join the discussion. here are some of our featured programs thursday, thanksgiving day on c-span. eastern,r 11:00 a.m. nebraska senator ben sasse on american values, the founding fathers, and the purpose of government. >> there is a huge civic mindedness but it is not compelled by the government. by allowed at noon discussion of healthy food and the issue of child obesity in the u.s. 12 -- 12-15 teaspoons of sugar. feeding an epidemic of childhood obesity. wille wikipedia founder talk about the challenge of providing global access to information. >> there is a small community there. 5-10 really active users, another 20-30 that no a little bit. they start to think of themselves as community. >> an inside look at the year-long effort to repair and restore the capitol dome. kagan reflectse on her life and career. >> and then i did my senior thesis. it taught me what it was like to be a serious historian and to andin our case all day -- to sit in archives all day every day and i realized it was not for me. >> followed by justice clarence thomas at 9:00. $20t is about putting a idea in a two dollar setting without

nebraska. president-elect trump's transition is underway. trump is in meeting with perspective cabinet members and staffs at trump tower and already to think about policy as well in an interview with the wall street journal. he said he's considering keeping certain parts of the affordable care act in place and seeking compromise. trump campaigned about immediately repeeling and replacing all of obamacare. >>> chris christie who was running trump transition team the past several months was removed from his role. donald trump announced he's replacing chris christie with mike pence. three of trump children will also play important roles. along former new york mayor rude deni giuliani. >>> former aids to chris christie. have asked a new trial. they were charged with. defense attorneys filed for a mistrial last week but a just denied that request. >>> bill cosby's lawyer say the comedian expects to be cleared in his criminal saw case and he may even start his show business career. he wants to seal documents that hold important information. the women say he has no future in show business, and won't be hurt if that information is closed. but cosby says he expects to resume his career. >>> how cold will it get?

journal," live on tuesday morning, 7 a.m. eastern. be sure to join the discussion. our featuredome of programs, thursday, thanksgiving day, on c-span. just after 11 a.m. eastern, nebraska senator ben sass on the foundinges, fathers, and america. >> it's not compelled by the government. by a speechat noon from tom harkin on the rise of obesity. >> in everything, from monster burgers with 1420 calories and 107 grams of fat, to 20 ounce pepsis, feeding an epidemic of child obesity. >> then, the founder of wikipedia talks about the beginning of the online encyclopedia and the challenge to the access. >> once there is 1000 entries, i know there is a small community with five to 10 really active users, another 20 to 30 who know a little bit and they think of themselves as a community. >> and an inside look at the years long effort to repair and restore the capitol dome. reflects onna kagan her life and career. thesis, whichnior was a great thing to have done. it taught me an incredible amount. it also taught me what it was like to be a serious historian, sit in archives all day, and i realized it wasn't for me. >> followed by justice thomas, at 9:00. >> genius is not putting

journal live on wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> also in the morning, we'll be live from the museum for a conference on foreign policy. we'll hear from chair thornberry and nebraska senator. watch live after 8:30 eastern. representative tom price named to be president-elect trump's pick, live at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >>> next, wikimedia celebration at the third ever wikiconference for media and volunteers at the u.s., canada and mexico. this is about an hour. >> all right. hi. with that introduction my name is kathryn merine maher. this is the organization that supports wikimedia projects and proud to work with many global organizations and partners that support the community of wi wikimedias and projects including many of you here today. i'm so excited to be leer for the third annual wikiconference in the united states and first ever wikiconference north america. amazing to see how our community continues to grow and reach beyond our own borders every single day. it is my first time at a wi wikiconference in the united states. i also can't tell you how excited i am to be here in beautiful sunny san diego. it is my vote we do more votes here already. i want to thank

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journal" is next. 11:15, more from the federalist society 2016 national lawyers conference. speakers include governor nikki haley, texas senator and former presidential candidate ted cruz, and a brassica senator ben sasse -- nebraskanator ben sasse. minutes, and 45 democracy for america executive director charles chamberlin on what is next for the democratic party and the progressive movement. cole --ongressmantome .om cole > host: good morning on this friday, november 18, 2016. on today's washington journal, the headlines focus on donald trump as he continues to assemble his presidential team. to trump has tapped general michael flynn to be his national security advisor and this weekend, mr. trump will meet reportedly toey discuss a potential appointment as secretary of state. his proposals and headlines as

journal live on wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> also in the morning, we'll be live from the museum for a conference on foreign policy. we'll hear from chair thornberry and nebraska senator. watch live after 8:30 eastern. representative tom price named to be president-elect trump's pick, live at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >>> next, wikimedia celebration at the third ever wikiconference for media and volunteers at the u.s., canada and mexico. this is about an hour. >> all right. hi. with that introduction my name is kathryn merine maher. this is the organization that supports wikimedia projects and proud to work with many global organizations and partners that support the community of wi wikimedias and projects including many of you here today. i'm so excited to be leer for the third annual wikiconference in the united states and first ever wikiconference north america. amazing to see how our community continues to grow and reach beyond our own borders every single day. it is my first time at a wi wikiconference in the united states. i also can't tell you how excited i am to be here in beautiful sunny san diego. it is my vote we do more votes here already. i want to thank

the nebraska journal of endocrinology? real page turner. i don't know how to say this. simply say dr. goldstein is still in love with your mother. she is a beautiful, intelligent, charming woman, douglas. what can i say? you turned a page already. i'm skimming. you're serious? you're just going to sit here reading, is downstairs with mom, doing who knows what? talking, i presume. dad, look at him. he's smart, he's cool, he's young, he's rich, he's a vegetarian. maybe you should be the one downstairs with him. dad, she almost went to new york with him. she almost married him. actually, i think the plan was to shack up. you know? everyone has a past. before i met your mother i had a rather passionate fling with a hospital dietitian. a lovely girl. indefatigable. this is a nightmare. did you really think that your parents were born as your parents? no, but this is her first love. you never forget your first love. it's like wanda and me. s an individual. she has her own feelings. i can't tell her how to feel. she needs to make her own decision. you think a decision's involv