finish at 18—under, and take the lpga's season—ending cme group tour championship by four strokes over nellyinst new zealand in abu dhabi, and look well set for victory after day three. yasir shah and hasan ali the star performers, both bowlers helping themselves to five—wicket hauls. it was hasan who made his way through the top order, with three of the first four wickets, as new zealand slipped to 108—4 in their second innings. and despite momentarily steadying themselves, they collapsed from 220—1; to 249 all—out. that left pakistan a target of 176. 0peners imam—ul—haq and mohammad hafeez took them to 37 without loss at stumps, so pakistan needing just 139 runs with ten wickets in hand. west indies have finished top of group a at the women's world twenty20, after beating england by four wickets in a closely fought contest. england struggled after being put into bat by the hosts, and collapsed to 50—6 at one stage. but, despite britney cooper's brilliant run—out, england managed to regain composure to post a competitive 115—8. sloppy fielding from the english saw west indies keep the score

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i know, nelly, that it was your -- it was your birthday. teylor, can you tell us what you saw when the shots first rang out? >> so, i was on the dance floor dancing and all of a sudden i heard the shots and i heard the shots and i turned around and saw it was an actual person with a gun and i couldn't believe it at first but my initial reaction was to run and take cover. so i took cover. it was -- after the first time, it was silent for five seconds and then i a couple of guys that were next to me got up and started sprinting for the back door. and everyone just yelled run, he's coming. and so there was at least 50 people that all tried getting up and once and running out the back door. i ended up getting caught on the ground and stumbled over by multiple people. i got hit in the head by a stool that was being picked up to throw through a window until some guy came up behind me and grabbed me and said get up, we have to go. >> just a chaotic scene and everybody doing the best they could in trying to help as many as they could. sarah, i unde

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as mayhem ensued around her, nelly found herself hiding behind a bar stool and in that moment, she joined another club, a terrible one, and no longer rare. those who have survived a mass shooting. >> reporter: what were you thinking while you were hiding? >> what is going on? why tonight? why now? >> reporter: the alleged shooter's motive, unknown. >> we believe he shot himself. when the officers went in and made reentry, they found him already deceased. >> reporter: long, a marine combat veteran, served for five years. his mother's facebook page proudly shows photos of him in uniform. he served a tour in afghanistan as a machine gunner. long's facebook photos paint a picture of a smiling young man. another photo shows him at a music festival. but his neighbors describe a very different person who was often heard arguing with his mother. >> they used to argue back and forth quite loud. >> reporter: neighbor donald mclloyd lives next door to long. >> one night, about 8:00, 9:0atd like gunshot, and i told my wife, told -- told put the light on. just stay down. >> reporter: today, the fbi wa

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nelly bly -- yes, the same stephen foster name, nelly bly went to work for the new york herald. it was called the women's lunatic asylum on what is now roosevelt island in new york. she went undercover. faked being mentally ill. was diagnosed by several doctors as being irreparably a mental deficient. sent to this women's iasylum an spent ten days there. mr. pulitzer got her out of there and she wrote a book called ten days in a madhouse. it's still relevant. if you want to hear about how people were treated -- these were all women. some were perfectly fine, but they were incarcerated against their will in this madhouse. the bad thing -- the only thing that happened because of this report was that they got an increase in money for more supervisors and better medical evaluation. it wasn't shut down. we had positive things, education for certain classes, deaf and blind. but the negative prevailed. segregation, asylums. in iowa we had county homes. infamous places, the county homes. and in there you had elderly poor, you had young people who had down's syndrome. you had other peopl

>> nelly was there. she saw it. she believes the first bullet hit him because she saw him after he was hit. she thinks the second bullet hit me. >> the first sound, the first shot i heard and turned and looked right into the president's face. he was clutching this throat. he had a look of nothingness on his face. he didn't say anything but that was the first shot. the second shot that hit john, of course, i could see him covered with blood and his reaction to a second shot. the third shot even though i didn't see the president, i felt the matter all over me and i could see it all over the car. so i'll just have to say that i think there were three shots and i had a a reaction to three shots and that's what i believe. >> beyond any question, the first bullet did not hit me. the second bullet did hit me. the third bullet did not hit me. now as far as i'm concerned, all i can say with any finality is that if there is, if a single bullet theory is correct, then it had to be the second bullet that hit president kennedy a

. >> nellis get first word news with paul allen in sydney. >> thanks. theresa may claiming victory and her fight to win a brexit deal, cabinethe finally has backing for her plan. she emerged from five hours of talks with senior ministers to admit more battles lie ahead. some observers say it applies the vote was not unanimous. >> these documents were the result of thousands of hours of hard negotiation by u.k. officials. i andmany meetings which other ministers held with our eu counterparts. agreementelieve the was the best that could be negotiated, and it was for the if they willcide move on in the talks. thee agreed to create single territory. the island will therefore remain territoryme custom and the rest of the u.k.. in addition, it will remain rules of thee single market. >> the aussie dollar strengthen and unemployment topped forecasts with above-average growth spurring hiring. job creation comfortably ahead of expectations of the game. held atployment rate 5%. out ais said to have laid series of potential concessions to the u.s. for the first ti

but some nosy nelly reporters out there actually got it and read it, and some had questions for the presidentou read the climate report yet? >> i've seen it. i've read some of it, and it's fine. ( laughter ) >> stephen: "fine"? if i had to describe this report in one word, it would not be "fine." it would be a different word that begins with "f," as in, if you don't believe in climate change at this point, you are "fine" in the head. ( laughter ) now, the next day, trump doubled down on his climate denial, telling "the washington post," (as trump): "one of the probles that a lot of people, like myself-- we have very high levels of intelligence, but we're not sir, when it comes to your high level of intelligence, we're not believers, either. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) and-- there you go. and the president had some old-fashioned ideas about what's happening with our climate, saying, "if you go back and you look at articles, they talked about global freezing. they talked about at some point the planets could have freeze to death." everything he believes is from old magazine articles! i

nelly was there. she shall she sought. she thinks the first bullet hit him. >> the first sound, the first shot i heard and turned, and looked into the president's face. andas clutching his throat slumped down. onhad a look of nothingness his face. he did not say anything. that was the first shot. the second shot that hit john, i bloodsee him covered with . and his reaction to a second shot. , even though i matter see this, i felt all over me and could see it all over the car. i will have to see i think there were three shots and i had a reaction to three shots. that is just what i believe. theeyond any question, first bullet did not hit me. the second did hit me. the third did not hit me. all i can say with any finality is if there is come if the single bullet theory is correct it had to be the second bullet that hit president kennedy and me. >> he heard a shot before he was struck and he could not have been struck the first bullet as the warren commission supposes. those of you with us last night remember that we decided

i had been in an environment just like this before at nellis and at j-park range and had been put in this situation, every radio call, every formation, everything that i was seeing was something i had been trained for. in fact, i would share with you, i remember thinking this is actually easier than red flag, because they threw everything at me plus the kitchen sink when i was there. that moment in the cockpit produced this level of confidence that i knew that i could succeed in combat. i think that's what we're here to talk about. how do we ensure that the young captains, the young airmen, the nco's today and tomorrow have that same confidence under fire that i had when i went into combat in desert storm. i look forward to the questions and dialogue today because this is a shared obligation to make sure that we all remain committed to these soldiers, airmen and marines go into harm's way with what he need to get the job done and take care of their families while they get the job done. >> thank you. mr. pendleton. >> chairman sullivan, members of the subcommittee, thank you for invit

question —— how did she avoid drowning question my she was stuck on the pool covers, suspended around her nellythe deep end of the pool. and that was what kept her alive. why donor how long she was there but she was weak. —— i don't know how long she was there. she had given up. she was shivering uncontrollably, in her eyes, you could tell, the sadness... i feel like she had accepted she was going to die in that pool. you got her out, and what happens to her? we we nt her out, and what happens to her? we went to the shallow end of the pool and began taking off this women pool cover and once we got to her, she was suspended by the pool cover, she actually ended up going under once we took it off, by the part she was being suspended by, so we grabbed the pool cover and floated her all the pool cover and floated her all the way to the shallow end where she could stand. and then, after she stood up, i went to grab a chain, that was the only thing i had, wrapped it around her neck, pulled herup the wrapped it around her neck, pulled her up the steps. and, you know, she got up, walked up the steps, g

his song is nelly's "ride with me do it together?s one too. he's, "ay, it must be thanksgiving" isnd. all right, ready? ♪ if you wanna go and get a ri with me i've been dealing with rub and the stuffing ♪ oh why did i cook today ay it must be thanksgiving ♪ [ cheers and applause ] fantastic, guys.th k you. there you have it. those are our "tonight show" hashtags. check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. stick around, we'll be right back with some amazing robots. they're really cool. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm all for my neighborhood. i'm all for backing the community that's made me who i am. i'm all for my theatre, my barbershop and my friends. because the community doesn't just have small businesses, it is small businesses. and that's why american express founded small business saturday. so, this year let's all get up, get out and shop small on november 24th. i got croissant. small business saturday. a small way to make a big difference. ♪ i'm always going to be a maker. and i think a company is the co

this comes from early warnings out sal mow nelly linked to raw turkey killing one person. this has 164 people sick across 35 states this year. shoppers we found in d.c. saying they're still seein romaine dettuce for sale in stores. the kin of e. coli is a toxin that if you ingest it could permanently damage the lining of hur intestines. now if youe romaine in your cdcrigerator right now, the says you need to throw it out along with any other food it may have come in conta with. then wash the shelf, vegetable bin. the nbc washington app you can see the full list of things that have been recalled. they include beef and cake mix as well. >> angie, thank you. >>> 6:07. a university of maryland freshman died from an illness associated with adenovirus. he told "the "baltimore sun"" his daughter became sick earlier in the semester. her condition became worse and pneumonia.nto she had been taking medicine for crohn's disease which weakened her immune system. maryland officialsre say tre at least five other reported cases. virus and this is the sam vir that killed nearly a dozen ch

bruce ohr is still employed by the government, senior member of the justice department whose wife was nellie who worked for fusion gps where this whole thing started. he's still one of the enemies of the american people and this president. kennedy: thank you both so much. >> thank you. kennedy: utah senator mike lee just gave his republican colleague jeff flake something new to cry about. that's so sad. senator flake was part of the bipartisan bill to protect special counsel robert mueller from being fired, but the liberty-minded senator called the bill unconstitutional. watch. >> we cannot convert an office like this one, an office like the previously existing office of independent counsel, without creating a de facto fourth branch of government. fundamentally undermining the principle of separation of powers that is so core to our liberty. on that basis, madam president, i object. kennedy: the bill was ultimately blocked by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell but come on, if president trump had any intention of firing bob mueller, wouldn't he have ended this whole thing a long time ago?

we know there is a part of the clinton team, bruce ohr and nellie ohr, part of fusion gps, all tied tohe clinton cabal, and we are going to find out once and for all what they did to try to subvert the will of the american people and if they were involved in any way, shape, or form, falsifying a fisa application just by american citizens because of if donald trump wasn't elected, we would not know any of those things. >> corey, bless your heart. you've done a good job of repeating -- >> lisa: antjuan, -- >> you've done a good job of repeating talking points but you know and i know that is a different type of reality. that is fiction, not fact. >> lisa: all right, we are going to end -- >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you, my friend. >> lisa: happy thanksgiving, gentlemen. i appreciate you joining me tonight. we are also learning more tonight about what special counsel robert mueller asked in that list of questions to president trump on what they could indicate about the status of the rapture investigation. kevin corke us with the president tonight in palm beach with the

pete dominick, a comedian and the host of stand up on sirius xm insight, beth fouhy, lee gallagher, nelly mistal, editor at "above the law." let me star with you, if i could julia. the policy as it's being described is remain in mexico. what's your read of where things stand when it comes to this fundamental change to asylum policy? >> yeah, david win spent a lot of yesterday afternoon speaking to u.s. officials, some of whom were involved in these negotiations. right now, it looks like it's just a difference of semantics. the u.s. said that they still needed to work out a lot of the operational and logistical details. they even wouldn't go so far as to say that these asylum seekers would definitely have to wait until a judge weighs in on their decision. it wasn't quite clear how far along in the adjudication process they would need to be before they entered mexico. and they said mexico wants a lot in return, that the u.s. hasn't promised them yet, at least not in explicit detail. mexico wants the u.s. to work on improving the economic factors and the violence in the central american coun

. >> michael zeldin, don mcgahn is a nervous nellie. he writes memos all the time. i'm just throwing out a suggestion as president. and, yeah, i'm angry at them. yeah, i think they had it in for me. and, yeah, i think that laws were broken. and as president, i am the ultimate executive. the doj is under me. i can suggest that they look at things. who says i ordered it? prove it. there's no proof of that, but i'm suggesting you go look at t. i don't like what they did. where's the abuse? >> it's not illegal. i think that the president, acting under his constitutional prerogatives as head of the executive branch, can order the justice department to institute an investigation. the justice department should then exercise its independent judgment to determine whether or not that prosecution is worthy. so in a pure criminal justice sense, i think the president was in his legal rights to do so. to norm's point, from an abuse of power standpoint, from using the offices of the president in a way that is unbecoming of the office, which is in the words of hamilton in the feder

. >> reporter: nellie wong's night was all about celebrating. it was her 21st birthday.lleged shooter's motive unknown. long, a marine combat veteran served for five years. his mother's facebook page proudly shows photos of him in uniform. he served a tour in afghanistan as a machine gunner. one shows him at a music festival. in honor of the fallen sergeant, hundreds lined the streets to pay their respects. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: vigils in honor of those lost. >> we hold the hands of everyone in our community, and we come together to move forward and overcome evil with good. >> reporter: among the other victims, 18-year-old alaina housley, a freshman at pepperdine university. her family says alaina was an incredible woman with so much life ahead of her. and justin meek credited with heroically saving lives. blake dingman was 21. his girlfriend writing my heart is hurting more than words can say. i cannot believe you're gone. jason coffman showing a picture of his son cody. at the time still searching. a few hours later, his worst fear confirmed. >> we did just get

david: nellis get an update on what is making headlines outside the business world.rd news." >> the kremlin says vladimir putin and donald trump will speak -- will discuss nuclear arms control. they meeting -- the leaders will be meeting on the sidelines on saturday at the g-20 summit in argentina. both sides need to talk. president trump will not rule out a presidential pardon for former campaign chairman paul manafort. the president telling the new york post quote, why would i take it off the table? o bankt was convicted and tax fraud chargesf -- convicted of rank and tax fraud charges. prosecutors in germany have raided deutsche bank in a money laundering investigation. the headquarters in frankfurt were among the locations searched. a probe into the so-called panama papers show that deutsche bank helps clients set up offshore accounts and the bank allegedly failed to report suspected money-laundering but deutsche bank says it is cooperating. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tick toc on twitter, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than

a lot of questions have to be looked into it resort and his wife, nellie.stuart: and they won't. they won't. it's just not going to happen. congressman rothfuss, thank you for joining us. this is one of those huge new states could appreciate you being here. overnight, the arizona senate race was called. kristen cinema became the first democrat elected to a senate seat from that state in 30 years. in georgia, a judge expanding the deadline and the governor's race, republican brian camp ahead by 60,000 votes. stacy abrams filing a lawsuit to count reject the ballot. she's not conceded here in florida, the recount drama in full sing. large companies scrambling to meet thursday's deadline. lawsuit on both sides. what a mess. we'll deal with that. first, harley davidson getting ready to release its first electric motorbike. the real harley drivers think about it? we've got bikers for trump guy, chris cox with us this hour. i'll tell you now, he doesn't like the sound of an electric bike. it ain't real. he's on the show shortly. ♪ i wanna keep doing what i love,

and they don't think they're going to go much higher and the next year or so appeared >> a year for nelly% lower in the odds of us to be 1% 2% higher are limited. stuart: but is the date today? november the eighth. dennis garman, november 8, 11:04 a.m. eastern time, 5% to 10% lower in one years time. slim and none. can i sum it up like that? >> yeah come you can fill it up like that, but that will come back to haunt me, no question. sure into buddy think videotape is for for heaven sake. we appreciate you being with us. thanks a lot. the booming trump economy is obviously good for business. the obvious question is will the democrats kill the momentum of that domain economy now that they control the house. joining us, tim phillips, president for americans for prosperity. he worried about this? >> im. the later bought themselves down in playing partisan politics. this clearly already said they don't like the tax cuts they want to start nibbling away. they are smart enough, pellucid is a smart, shrewd person to not do a full all-out assault. you do worry they will do some motivated tinkering

paul david hewison is known as a sting, b bono and c nell nelly. >> bono is the right answer.ase be a guest on the show. pete: i would love to be. any questions i can actually answer. still be a founding member if you sign up today for fox nation. ainsley: congratulations on your new show, tom. >> that was fun. ainsley: great personality this one. steve: he is good at it. hundreds of migrants storming the border. what's being done to protect our agents? border patrol chief carla provost is going to join us with an update coming up. ainsley: plus, lara trump is live coming up in the next hour ♪ ♪ make me that much stronger ♪ make me work a little bit harder ♪ make me that much wiser ♪ thanks for making me a fighter ♪ . . ♪ ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ hi susan!hs) honey? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this new robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? new robitussin

big rally last night for mike braun in a battle with joe don't nelly as we reported.ke to thank the president for keeping thousands of committed braun supporters off the doors and phones. every little bit helps that is the spin from donnelly campaign. i love politics, don't you. here is what mike braun side when he talked about voters. >> that again is a false dialogue. i think when you have a party at the national level that basically demonizes and tries to run with the negativity, you don't have to be an einstein to know that is a lack of message. reporter: mike braun. i'll tell you. these suburban voters, suburban indianapolis voter, these are voters that both these guys are competing for. joe donnelly says i support the president. i support him on the wall. i support him on a lot of things. support for i.c.e. and the rest. it will be a good contest here. this one could go a long night. guys? steve: looks like. jeff flock live in indiana with big crowds. ainsley: we'll be watching that race. thank so much, jeff, our political panel is back with their thoughts this

poll,," polls have been back and forth between braun and donnelly, latest "fox news poll" has done nellyician in indiana, is the vice president. pete: that's true. he might be there as well. let's see. steve: coming up. ainsley: a college hallway turns into a river. what put hundreds of students out of their dorms into the water. steve: not paying rent this week. pete: saw him on stage with president trump in missouri last night. will itgy josh hawley the boost he needs to win that senate race? he joins us live on the program next. ♪ s place. and if i can get comfortable keeping this tookus safe and protected... you can get comfortable doing the same with yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. unstopand it's strengthenedting place, the by xfi pods,gateway. which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. ♪ ainsley: well in the homestretch of his midterm blitz president trump making a push for missouri gop senate candidate jos