the dream of flying a floating above the earth here to hertz og dared to experiment. on that case we had the music 1st. so in the rain forest the camera man asked me how are you going to do it with the rhythm in the shooting center on my getting headphones and said listen. this is how we'll do it and he understood immediately. else right there goes music evokes the beauty of nature and its vulnerability. and the seemed i'm to tired me all there were one and a half 1000000 swifts which came out of the sky in a huge swarm and flew in circular movements into their nests behind a huge waterfall. and it was overwhelming. and the music is equally overwhelming. the sound sorry these who 1st raised the singers were sardinians who almost all have prehistoric voices. and they started singing with far too much energy and the meter was far too clear so i stood up and made flying movements for them and they understood. and suddenly the movement became that of an eagle gliding from sri up 2. in hats og's films music itself is often our performer such as in the show vacate where str

. >> plump directed many scenes such as when he told our individual og fi tony furlough. >> get back a little bit tony. >> where to stand while shooting an interview. >> do you feel like you develop a relationship with the presidents you've worked for? i know them, they know me. i go in with an apolitical mine. >> the second nuclear summit with north korea dictator kim jong un. >> make us look very good. >> how does that make you feel? to be called out and say this photograph's brilliant. worse, the president's relentless attack on the new york times where mills has worked since you 2000. >> the newspaper's going to hell. >> when he attacks us at a rally, it disappoints me. i wish he didn't do it. >> elbow room is limited. mills' philosophy, keep one eye on the president and one eye on everyone else. >> the president may be the most important person in the room today but there's somebody sitting along the wall or sirting in the background who's going to be really important in a couple of days. >> capture the day, but archive the home. >> when did you first know you wanted to be a pho

." >> she's be an "og." >> there it is. >> that was my contribution. >> she's already an og, right?m the leon king. beyonce, where is she? is she around here, guys? >> beyonce? >> camera three, coming up, they know this. she's over here at the old jack location, if we can get a little shot of her over there. i'm not moving on until we see her in her beautiful "lion king" red carpet ensemble. there she is! jack, where -- jack, jack, where are you? beyonce took over your seat. >> the voice of jack. >> what can you do? >> jack, how do you feel about being replaced by beyonce? >> well -- >> he knew it was coming. >> you know how it goes. >> for the year that i've been here, he knew that it was coming eventually. >> okay, okay. >>> also this morning we've got the need for speed. we're getting a brand-new look at the tom cruise upcoming sequel "top gun." >> more than 30 years after the original movie cruise is reprising his role of maverick in the appropriately titled "top gun: maverick." take a look. >> good morning, this is your captain speaking. today's exercise is dogfighting. >> two

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fueled the fire as it swept through the building one eyewitness blamed electrical faults for the blaze og it was a short circuit there was a fire in 2 buildings with a common staircase. as authorities launched their investigations questions have already arisen as to whether the factory was operating with valid permits and was following fire safety codes. correspondent michelle just while has been tracking this story for us she joins us now from delhi what more 1st of all do we know about the fire so far. well paula we know that the 1st call about the incident was made very early local time shortly off to 5 am and todi fire tenders were rushed through the sport to this ego where the our fire broke out is actually very congested it's also about residential complexes and this factory is basically a small book shop that has a collection of small workshops in the area and the firewood is needed in a bag manufacturing unit and rescue operations continue through the morning the fire was controlled produce someone but there has been a heavy loss of life for a lot of the toilet d.'s in law enforce

. >> it's an ncis family tradition we have been a part of since 0u when the og cast show the zbleepdsny frazier from entertainment here with polly perrette. >> we are shooting a wonderful christmas episode full of pine needle and frost appear rof all the decorations are here. >> yeah it's a christmas show, kevin. >> does gibbs go out and get gifts for all the folks on ncis, something good. >> mark does, get gifts for no one. >> oh. >> guess what, guess in season six kantd can't fit in the biohazard contain. season 1 i could wrap up like a snake. >> season one the first one we have done. a nice story to be part of. >> now the tradition is going oh strong on both shows. >> look the holidays are a wonderful tradition for me, always all about family and all about fun good spirit. i believe that year-round we should live in that space. >> all right. lets talk melissa mccarthy because long before she was a movie star melissa had us laughing on tv girl are girs on gilmore girls and and mike on molly and a gives that kept giving back then. >> here i am scrambling around like all the other las

showing the point of view of outsiders and people on society its fringes became hets og's trademark. in $197900.00 least nosferatu his amash to f. w. moore now silent film classic much more than a remake it was his 1st big international production facility and could be dirty. it's good if you personally. please let me do it. oh forget it it's hardly worth mentioning just a little cut. even yes i feel you've lived in los angeles in the heart of the dream factory for many years. you've said you don't really feel part of the german film scene but in the us you enjoy a cult status as a bavarian in hollywood hollywood who regard. to assess for us and see them because from the cult status is a term you should only touch with pincers having but it gets really wild when i show up in brazil for example or in russia poland ireland or algeria all hell breaks loose when i show up there with films. you say i'm part of the city with the dream factory but no i'm not part of it. and i don't really belong to a german film either. i actually belong to something more regional to the variant films from

. >> there were second grade students from pittsburgh who went viral after turning lizz og's hit truth into a song about how they can be great. >> abc 7 reporter amanda del castillo tagged along. >> reporter: a moment weeks in the making. her second grade class made it to san jose thursday. our cameras weren't allowed in during the group's meet and greet with singer lizzo but shared these photos. moments before we caught the class at roll call. >> you don't know how many of us are watching you and these kids, how much, you know, she's made an impact on us. >> reporter: last month the pittsburgh school district posted this video to facebook. listen closely the beat is from lizzo's hit "truth hurts." of course she and students changed the lyrics to be a bit more kid friendly. >> they really are the brains behind all this. >> reporter: we got the chance to speak with some of those students. describing the spotlight, the media attention getting mixed reviews by the pair. >> scary. >> exciting. >> reporter: but also special with their message of being great, being heard by millions. >> it's

. >>> before we go oprah and gayle are back with the og chronicles. is the gift that keeps on giving. >> key word gift. oprah and stedman aren't into the holiday tradition. >> that's not what we do. >> that's not what you do. most people like a present. i just don't see any harm in accepting it. >> when's the last time you had this issue? >> who me? >> yeah. >> what year is it 2019? >> you're giving advice. when's the last time you had this issue? >> oprah, i'm not mad if you send me a gift. >> i'll take a gift from oprah. >> you can watch the whole video on oprahmag.com. jodi, thank you for joining us today. >> my i use the color that protects as it colors. excellence haircolor from l'oreal with pro-keratine complex. rich, radiant color. no color protects or covers grays better. so much care in one little box. excellence crème from l'oreal. available at walmart. for credit secrets sponsored by info up, llc. the product endorsers who appear have been compensated for their travel and lodging costs. all of the endorsers are actual enthusiastic and succe

. >>> before we go oprah and gayle are back with the og chronicles.edition is the gift that keeps on giving. >> key word gift. oprah and stedman aren't into the holiday tradition. >> that's not what we do. >> that's not what you do. most people like a present. i just don't see any harm in accepting it. >> when's the last time you had this issue? >> who me? >> yeah. >> what year is it 2019? >> you're giving advice. when's the last time you had this issue? >> oprah, i'm not mad if you send me a gift. >> i'll take a gift from oprah. >> you can watch the whole video on oprahmag.com. jodi, thank you for joining us today. >> my ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. breaking news to

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we're hope og get families to join us.ub, trying different things. this is a great part of town and there's a bunch of shops, a variety of stores and ethnic restaurants. there's a popular little shop that all of the kids like to hanhang out at. we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies. some of the older businesses are refurbished and newer businesses are coming in and it's exciting. >> we even have our own brewery for fdr, ferment, drink repeat. it's in the san francisco garden district and four beautiful muellermixer ura alsomurals. >> it's important to shop local because it's kind of like a circle of life, if you will. we hire local people. local people spend their money at our businesses and those local mean that wor people willr money as well. i hope people shop locally. [ ♪ ] of small business slide. >> welcome. it's our custom to begin and end each small business commission meeting with a reminder that the office of small business is the only place to start your new business in san francisco. and t

the atmosphere as well so tonight, we are going to see some patchy dense developing around the bay og area, especially into the delta. the sweeping back into the bay overnight torrow, mostly cloudy. you may see a couple slivers of sunshine. but some the di level clouds we moving in by the afternoon as some of those loclouds move out the morning hours and just some cool temperatures and a slight chance showers kind of on and off throughout the week, a weak cold front sitting ofthe coastline. this ridge of high pressure that ituilt in the beze a dry day. now it's going to flatten out by tomorrow. so the jet stream that will linger a little bit further to the north that's killing at least a slight chance. so light showers by tomorrow night. and into wednesday morning as well you see here overnight the clouds gin to move in you see that thick fog in the morning hours. then wah wh t happens in the afternn things begin to change slight chance of showers moving in youcan see nothing like a previous storm certainly keep that umbrella handy we're not done with it just yet we've got slight chan

obviously, republican members og ss, and they don't they didn't really know either, so he's been sortof feeling all of those things. but the one thing that we have been hearing is that he's just very angry. he's just very, very angry, it's a raw anger and that it's justaw not going to g and that he's she sort of turned that anger into energy, that he is going to get reelected. and he's going to work hard on that, and that's where all of his energy is going right now. >>lcindor: one of the thin that the president is also angry about is this editor ofto "christianity," writing that he is morally lost and confused. how much is that evangelical magazine's editorial show crackt in the presi base? or does it not really matter that much? >> iean, so far, it's only been a couple of days. it doesn't seem to show much of the crack. i meanit's one articleone editorial with less than 100,000 subscribers. but the president really reacted stroly to that, and i think it's because obviously, evangelicals they don't all vote the same way, buthat it's a very strong part of his base. it's a lot of peop,

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it is not like og, obama did it, i did it but it is now time to bring our soldiers home and it is verynteresting that little fight for two days, i don't know that turkey would have done what they did, the cease-fire and i don't know if they would have moved out but went through two days, two kids in a playground, they let them fight for a minute and then tear them apart. much easier to make a deal. sean: i sat down with mitch mcconnell to ask how he will handle impeachment in the u.s. senate. mitch mcconnell is with us and his memoir is entitled long game that includes a new forward by donald trump and is now out in paperback, welcome back to the program. it has been a while. most people don't understand, let's assume the house goes forward with this impeachment and it is over to the senate, walk us through how the process works and the options available and how you see this going down? >> as you have pointed out to your viewers the democrats have wanted to do this for three years, the first headline in the washington post was they were going to impeach him. they finally got around to

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we were back loved on -- backl ogged on our enforcement docket. i worked the commission pretty hard during the seven months out of the year. before we lost the quorum, we were working pretty hard. progress on the backlog. unfortunately, we have lost the ground we made up since we have been without a quorum since the beginning of september. staff continues to work on those investigations. they will be writing reports and formulating recommendations, so that as soon as we get four commissioners, the commission will be able to make decisions on those investigations. backe: i wanted to step before the fec had its quorum. even then there was partisanship at the commission. if you were given all the power to fix the fec, what would you do to make it a functioning agency? what do you think needs to happen in order to make it a commission that works? chair weintraub: the first thing is to have commissioners dedicated to enforcing the law. ahat would help if we had majority of commissioners with the mission of the agency and wanted to see it accomplished,

chuck schumer said he wants all this set up at the begin og the trial. not wait until that point. at least when you listen to susan collinss and how she talks about this, she may be willing to vote on it with democrats but not at the start. >> when are the house managers picked? when are the articles of impeachment sent over? when do we find out if they're going to have witnesses and at what point does the trial begin? are you getting any sense of these things? >> no. >> right? well, that's good. neither am i. >> in the last two weeks given all the light on impeachment and rightfully so. it's something we've only seen three times in our history. the speaker has not spoken to the majority leader in the senate. nobody knows what pelosi's plans are in terms of sending over the articles of impeachment. here's the expectation right now. we know the house comes back into session on january 7th. that's the earliest they could vote to send articles of impeachment over. the expectation is i think you will hear from mcconnell when they get back into town. probably on friday when he gets bac

it was on a picture, her a great picture, that og k given us. her and is now 86 years old and says she found judy's body -- she is relieved that judy's body has been identified. officers are hoping that the discovery will bring them one step closer to finding her killer. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> right now police are looking for help to solve the murder of an east palo alto man. today marks one year since he was killed and he was done down near beach and shore breeze in the middle of the night. police have no suspects but they do believe perez knew his killer and they're asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> a major delay for a construction project. we have learned that work on the golden gate bridge suicide that is two years behind schedule. this net will be a web of steel designed to catch people and the setback comes from problems with the contractor on the project. supporters of the net say that the label cost 60 lives and the bridge averages 30 suicide deaths per year. >>> meantime the sec is moving

in whand what do the current rus say about the begin og the senate trial?rst things the senate rules talked about is the reception of the articles. but it doesn't have any timetable on it? if the house managers which will be appointed by the house will come to the senate and deliver the articles? then at that point, the clock is ticking in the senate. as to when those house managers go over, that's up to the house. >> so the senate rules stipulate that it doesn't begin -- the clock doesn't start ticking until they get the articles of impeachment and the house managers. that is what nancy pelosi is holding up. so with all the history and explanation, what now? >> well, we're seeing the constitution at work now as well as the rules of each of those different chambers in operation. that at least for me as a professor is pretty exciting to see, very interesting to see because we've never seen anything like this before. the house is obviously trying to create some leverage in the senate to help produce what it considers to be a fair trial. the senate, however, i

be able to help people reconcile what has happened in their lives to move forward and not let that ogged down forever. that is where it has taken me. [applause] >> it's wonderful to end on that optimistic note. thank you for sharing your experiences. thank you for your service. and please join me in thanking our speakers tonight. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> american history tv on c-span3 looks at the impeachments of presidents nixon and clinton. today starting at 6:00 p.m. on oral histories, former u.s. representatives reflect on their experience serving on the house judiciary committee during the impeachment inquiry of president richard nixon. >> here is a guy who had an influence on my decision to run for office. winning andul in my i looked up to as a president. i wound up having to make a judgment on him and had to say i would vote for an article of impeachment. >> then we look at the impeachment of preside

. >> you're not suggesting, though, that spy og cured?ss you could -- i think there's a -- spying did occur, yes, i think spying did occur. >> with us now, reporter for the wall street journal and back with me msnbc contributor and washington bureau chief. these are both department of justice reports. we know that the ig report is something that attorney general barr according to washington post does not like. he is not agreeing with the headline here that there's no political motivation. where does this leave us with the ig report that's coming out? >> specifically the attorney general has said to some of his allies he doesn't believe michael horowitz, that he believes michael horowitz studied too narrow a set of questions to answer the question about whether there was a legal basis to open the russia investigation. the inspector general is expected to find there was a legal basis for this. any failure by bar to fully embrace the findings of the report could lead to criticism that he's acting more like the lawyer. this is the criticism d

we did have just a touch of og that still remains into the car keane is in the delta cloud cov on stormer for but really nothing as far as radar detected infall goes. so you mentioned james darya robin that's not heading our way until well after you to sleep tonight, but it will impact your morning commute tomorw. so that's what you've got to plan on not so much an impact today, we'll have a ry commute to work and a dry commute home from work, 30's still and down in reood city as well as on uthrough santa rosa elsewhere in the bay, most of us are the 40's. it is a cool morng get those jackets ready to go don't worry about the rain jacks today, but you want them tomorrow morning 50's for your datime highs later on a lot like yesterday just add on some clouds and that's the biggest change i'm talki the timing of that rainfall. still ahead robin. >>l right i don't see a huge change in 92 the flow out of hayward to the peninsula still very very slow it stts back well before the toll plaza along the flat section to the high rise. this is the norm for now making it over to the peninsula maybe

temperatures really course there are some days, we'll see highs only in the 40's cause of that dense og knees show 54 that fog ely on and play all 55 degrees in the napa valley about 56 degrees in sandra fell looking out over the next cole days here we go, here's your 1a 10 slight chance, some showers developing by tomorrow night and into wednesday, not going to be a big system coming through. and gain another slight chance mainly in the north bay by thursday. another slight chance on saturday, bigr storm late next week guys alright, slight slight slight ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ .6, 7, 8 ♪ big dreams start wh small steps... ...but dedication can get u there. just stt all... start saving easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of wh's yours®. narrator: in the criminal justice syem sexually based offenses are considered especially inous. in new york city, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the special victims unit. these are their stories. ( laughter and music playing ) so, you

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it's important to note 26% of these people, close to 12,000 og them, are beeld solely as they wait hearing asylum. they approached the southn border, requested asylum there and are being detained weeks, months at a time until their hearing. >> rorter: there are ious accounts of deaths, assaults, mistreatment. can you give us a bigger idea of what you've found. >> it runs the gamut of what you listed. every detainee, and we spoke to at least 35, all complained about mistreatment fom the guards as being verbally and phically abusive, taunting them with racial slurs. we heard a lot of complaints about the medical care they rece oed. i spoke e woman whose cancer was in remission while she was being held in i.c.e.d custody e said she would go up to two or three weeks withougetting her cancer medication. her cancer eventually returned, and we found lot of cases of people being thrown in solitairy nfinement for what they describe as very minor violations while they're in the facilities. we found people conducting peaceful sit inns or hunger strikes getting put ito solitaire for punishment. the re

og reporter: townshend and daltrey have been performing together since the 1960's. >> he los doing ithe will do it until he drops. i don't think that's my story. you know, one of us really, really, reallyanants to go on. then there's me who really i know, you know, i prefer to just go sailing and read a book. >> reporter: and write one too; he calls his new novel, "the age of anxiety," a "extended the dark art of creativity." he plans to turn it into an opera, like previous wor" tommy" and "quadrophenia." the who also have a new album out, called "who"-- about, among other things, aging. >> i wrote the songs for roger. so dealing with his perception of what aging is and hoping, funnily enough, he didn't connect with, i sent him about 15 songs. he didn't connect with any of them. d he didn't respond for five months. nothing.g. i had noth and then when he did respond, he said, these are songs for you, pete., and i sa, roger, these are songs for you!or >> rr: because he doesn't want to face the aging the way you do. >> maybe, maybe.. i don't kn >> reporter: one song townshend penned for

francisco woman is opping nothing to find her puppy as well well tell you how she's taking her missing ogere's a live ook outside the san mateo bridge where traffic is at a crawl here on this thursday morning. robin winston will have a complete chk of your coute for you and john travel with re on the forecast. it's a little damp out there still will find out what's in store for toy and the st for your money this morning, oliday sales are strong rhis year it's expect to be higher actually compared to last year. mary maloney takes closer look. >>'s the most expensive time of thyear and most people are spending more this year than last year on gifts decor and other holiday related expenses. holiday spendinis expected to reach billion. according to e national retail federation that's a 4% hike compared to last year. individually consumers are expected to spend more than a $1000 if you're trying to steer clear of shopping debt this holiday season. experts say create a budget for each person on your list, it forces you created right like if you have a boundary. now you have to think and be crea

andrew: that makes you like og. thank you both. >> you are not even on my radar a few months ago. i started getting emails. [indiscernible] andrew: i start -- i tried to break down what i saw as the problem. [indiscernible] >> looking forward to it. thank you. >> i finally get to meet you. [indiscernible] many veterans need to hear you say you care. [indiscernible] andrew: do you want me to sign your hat? >> yes, please. hi to my friend in california? he said i was not going to meet you. andrew: hey, i am here with your friend. he prove you wrong. it's make things better for you andrew and every other person who has served the country. have to make this country work for us again. thank you for the support. speaks, youis man know he is going to do it. >> thank you so much. andrew: pretty much anytime a veteran -- [indiscernible] >> a company took me in. 10 years later, i am a senior principal analyst. thank you. >> i saw. the back there. congratulations. >> likewise. >> you nailed it! >> thank you. means so much to me. >> hi. i'm sophia. >> i'm andrew. excited. [indistinct conversa

. >> 23 years og a nurse made a house call to care for a dying baby of a refugee family.gs in the house. a rug, a styrofoam cooler, a cam grill and a white basket filled with clean towels and the baby. >> at first najah thaug the family was just moving in. she realized this was all they had. she called her mother and gathered as many items as they could and brought them to the family. while the baby's life was brief its legacy lives on. for years she helped more families in poverty operating out of her home and a van. in 2004 she started zaman international. and have 40,000 square foot building with rows of food, clothing and furniture. >> they helped more than 250,000 women and children in crisis. zaman a hebrew word that means time and because she spent that time with that one family and baby, she has never stopped loving her neighbors in need. >> in my faith tradition there's a beautiful saying, pray for your neighbor before yourself. we have a human responsibility to care for one another. my family has been in america 125 plus years. my dad was in the army during the

og dog today's bill -- mr. doggett: this provides critical support for minority serving institutions, it includes provisions from the bipartisan student aid simplification act which i introduced earlier this year and assist students in all universities and it is mighty important for graduates repaying student debt. i salute the chairman, mr. scott, for the work of his committee. college board and national college access network who have worked with me for months and senators murray and alexander for moving this through the senate. too many students find the current application for federal student assistance so complicated and the difficulty of getting all of the financial information required so demanding that they never complete the application. i was in san antonio this past weekend. the completion rate there is a mere 35%. so $2.6 billion in free money available for student financial assistance goes unclaimed each year. this bill will eliminate up to 22 fafsa questions and require the department of squeags a