first of all, how would odom know what he told those guys? odom was going back to the carrier. secondly, who is going to take a tour over anti-aircraft areas that have been firing away at you all war, now manned by japanese who are angry about surrendering? i talked to a vietnam aviator who flew over 100 missions over north vietnam, and i asked him, if you got that message, let's go on the tour, what would you do? he said i would turn around on my own and go back. i would never go on a tour. we would get out of there as fast as we can. but while that was going on, there were two japanese farmers tending their field, and they saw this dogfight occur, and one of the planes crashed not far from their field. they went over and inspected. and it was a planes in hundreds of pieces and things. and they contacted japanese officials who came out, and when it cooled, they gathered up the remains of a person. but there was no head, no limbs, just a trunk. that was all. so no identification could be made. the japanese did, they wrapped it up and carried it to the local buddhist shrine for

it was relying strictly on the survivors, odom, hansen, proctor, those men and what they wrote. by that, i get a description, if an after action report says they were 10 miles west of the airfield, i knew how to plot that on the map. if he says we were attacked five miles east of the airfield, i knew how to route that on the map as well. so it's a combination of the official records plus personal reminiscences. >> i know the answer to this because we are in communication, but i think the audience would like to know what is next. i understand that there are two things in the works. >> there are two things, they happened coincidentally by the same time with the same publisher. the 1 am i currently immersed in is a biography of a marine officer named louis chesty heller who is considered the marines marine. he's a legend in the marine corps and was awarded five navy crosses for his actions in nicaragua and in the pacific. all kinds of other metals. the men loved him. he was someone who would rather hang around with the privates and corporals. especially with the staff back at headq

leslie odom jr. made a video called "wait for it" and you should check that out too on represent.us. >> jimmy: we will, amy. thank you for calling. and reminding us of what we need to do. >> it's my pleasure and i'm hoping that everyone is just staying calm, because we will know, you know, in a few days if we still live in a democracy. or not. >> yeah. >> but i'm calm. are you calm? >> jimmy: are you sure you're calm? >> oh, my god. i'm so calm. >> jimmy: okay, well thank you for your activism, amy. let's all vote and wait. and check out the video amy made with leslie odom jr on represent.us. >> i'm so calm! so calm. >> jimmy: amy schumer. i hope you are not feeding the baby, later. >> i have a baby? she's nervous. i'm nervous. we are all nervous. everyone in the country is on edge right now, so i thought it would be nice to take a minute and lead the entire nation through a guided meditation. wherever you are, dim the lights. get comfortable. you too, guillermo. take a deep breath in and a deep brea

one of the survivors, marvin odom, whose team was lost in the overcast said an interesting thing. he heard howdy harrison said to the other guys, once they learn the war is over, let's continue on and take a tour over tokyo and then they got shot down. i spent some time in the book explaining why that was not feasible. first of all, how would odom know what he told those guys because he was going back to the carrier? second, who is going to take a tour over antiaircraft areas that have been firing away at you all war, now manned by japanese who are angry about surrendering? i talked to a vietnam aviator who flew over 100 missions over north vietnam and i said if you got that message, let's go on a tour, he said i would turn around on my own and go back. i would never go on a tour. we would get out of there as fast as we can. while that was going on, there were two japanese farmers tending their field and they saw this dogfight occur and one of the planes crashed not far from their field. they went over and inspected. it was a plane in the hundreds of pieces. they contacted japanes

it's possible to find like minded people worldwide at whatever disadvantage odom and social inequality according to a study, more and more couples have the same level of education, and one factor is universal to find. so when you have to work hard, you know what you want. keep refining your search and present yourself perfectly. well, how we work is becoming more flexible. how we look is becoming more flexible to the ways we live. our changing people are living much longer, for instance, they're living much more precariously as well. i think many young people, you know, don't know where they're going to work in 5 years. i don't know where they're going to live. we don't have the same kinds of long term rangelands in many aspects of our social life as we used to, you know? so i think that maybe what we're seeing with this shift, some more flexible definitions of relationships. people deciding that they want non-monogamous arrangements. this is actually a reflection of a profound change in our social structures that's taking place that's not just personal preference and then you get the

because it was sort of like this mashup of the different cast members and where they'refrom , lamar odom and there was sort of a sports thing, a music thing with some of the cast members but then you were physically in hollywood and dealing with the headwinds and i found that most people, not just around the show but even that i bump into in hollywood and la were nice kind people. it was almost like people had to ring a bell at one point and go just remember, he's a republican, he works with trump and maybe like i don't like you anymore. it was challenging as i may never made anything political . i didn't want to be. the whole show, the beauty of it was it was this distraction from politics and it was this fact you could have a fun, civil good conversation with people like we used todo . and not feel like everything waspolitical . so anyway, i enjoyed it. they tell you at the beginning of the show that it's a family. and it's sort of like one of those catchphrases they throw your way. you're going to love it, it's going to be a family and i said yeah, yeah and i honest to god i count it

participating by phone and wish to ask a .uestion, you have to dial *9 i will first recommend -- recognize lee odom, one of the members of the board of the federalist society. much, judge.so guess i do think -- the executive recognize but perhaps in a way that isn't sufficiently discussed that the authority that has to be reserved to the president is not an authority to dispense with following the law, but is instead authority to control discretionary decisions by other executive branch agents. example,y, for won't be privilege available to protect evidence of wrongdoing. just would like to get people's thoughts about that , i think the devil may be in the implementation of that, but it does seem to me to be a pretty clear limitation of a says,, because as neil -- i think point [indiscernible] which if the president has the necessary authority to take care of. that whats seem to me jack was pointing to as exceptions or reasons to doubt the theory and practice, which there may be some doubts that it operates fully. i don't think the proponents of the executive really doubt that the president has to

dolly parton, leslie odom jr., muppets from "sesame street," performance from "hamilton." >> patti labelletogether. they're lining up behind us, and it is going to start in a little less than an hour. >> really, if you're watching from home, i don't think you're going to notice anything. >> no. >> we're not missing a beat here you have a fun interview coming up tomorrow on "today," by the way. >> i do. >> goldie hawn and kurt russell. >> can i tell you something? >> tell me there is an "overboard" sequel. >> i don't know about that, but i have to tell you, sitting with them was so fun. they are this iconic couple. i don't know if you know, but they met when goldie was 21 and kurt was 16. >> whoa. >> i know, kind of crazy right now, they are playing santa and mrs. claus in "christmas chronicles 2. it is out right now. >> there's "overboard," my favorite movie. >> knew we were going to get that in. >>> we're going to say bye, but we'll see you for the parade. >> good luck. >> you have us excited to see the parade really looking forward to it. >> it'll be good. >> enjoy and good luck see you

. >> the legendary patti labelle, leslie odom jr.he only person that can top dolly, of course, santa claus they're being innovative with the parade and careful this year while staying safe and giving people a reason to stay at home this thanksgiving where you can enjoy the parade we're excited to see it. the thanksgiving day parade is happening. write this down. >> we'll be there. >> 9:00 a.m. right here on nbc >> perfect we ready. >> we're excited >>> next up, "family ties" is the latest show to get a reunion. they aired from 1982 to 1989 and followed the keaton family which included michael j. fox. michael gross and meredith baxter, and navigating the reagan era in america. last night the cast back together to raise money for the actors fund. michael j. fox telling i had story over his first apartment and his on screen mom would give him a ride to work every morning only to make her late. >> she would give me a ride to work i would jump in. and, of course, we're supposed to be there at 8:30. i woke up at 8:29. she would honk the ho