pete, down to you. pete: griff, thank you.ith v for valor. now is he behind bars, multiple charges including the murder of isis dirt bag. chief gallagher denies all the charges and now there is new evidence that could cast doubt on the prosecutor's case against him his brother sean gallagher joins us now with more. sean, thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. pete: your brother, 8 tours. engaged with the enemy. before we get into the case, talk to us about your brother. >> my brother represents what is best about this country he fulfilled a family tradition we have of joining service like father and uncle and grandparents. enlisted at high school and became a medic and marine scout sniper and navy seal which he has been for 14 years. he has been on eight combat tours like you mentioned racking up accolade after accolade. if you were to create what a modern day war hero would be it would be eddie. he is like any other special operator. is he humble. he would say i'm just like the rest of the guys. even among his peers he sta

pete? pete: ed, you make the walk look so cool.port of israel. take a listen to her at august debate at a synagogue. listen. >> i support the two state solution. i think it's going to be important for us to recognize israel's place in the middle east. i believe right now [inaudible] it's helpful in getting the two-state solution. pete: then the bds movement was not helpful. since winning the election her campaign now says she supports the boycott divestment and sanctions bds movement against israel. she is not alone. some now say anti-semitism is becoming normal in democratic circles. here to react is lifelong democrat and law professor and author. i know this is an issue you are very passionate about. i'm going to play another -- i'm going to use another tweet that omar put out in 2012 where she said israel has hip mow advertised the world, may allah awaken the people and see the evil doing of israel: she covered it up to run for office. now full out for the bds movement. what does that say about her and the modern democrat party?

pete: you did?at does it mean to be a marine to you. >> for myself it means not only just standing for the individuals who have been in the marines before me but challenging myself on a daily basis, becoming better than i was yesterday as well as helping everyone around me becoming better than their yesterday. pete: very cool. what are you supposed to do next? you haven't done anything yet. >> we will pass the next piece and he will pass it to the youngest marine as a symbol of passing democrat additions of the marine corps from the oldest to the youngest. pete: very cool. what kind of cake is this? >> looks like cherry. looks like a giant doughnut cake. katie: kids watching today. what would be your message to them if they want to join the marine corps or inspired by your message? >> if you want to have a purpose in life and be useful, figure out a way to do and the united states marine corps is a great way to know you are going to live a life of purpose and have use. katie: happy birthday. pete: 2

pete?moderate also lose and democrats will put forward a progressive to take on president trump. the senator is brian schatz of hawaii. he tweeted this: he said a few thoughts on 2020 since all of my friends appear to be running, which is good, first no one should be trying to figure all this out before the voting starts. second, we must reject the premise that this is a fight between moderates and progressives. we are going to nominate a progressive, he says. but is this the best strategy? here to debate former democratic member of the ohio state senate can a tri cafaro and progressive commentator and co-founder of run for america david burnstein. thank you both for being here this morning. >> absolutely. pete: i will put my cards on the table. feels like a bit of a catch-22. seems to be with progressive, socialism. open borders. universal income. medicare for all. those feel like messages tough to sell in states you need to win like wisconsin, ohio, and michigan. david, do you feel like t

pete: thank you for your time this morning. >> thanks, pete.resident trump rally egg for the republican candidate for governor in florida. >> ron desantis, i've known him a long time. he will keep your jobs going way up. he will keep your taxes going way down. pete: our own griff jenkins talked to desantis as he was speaking to the crowd. he joins us with that live next. >> intern for his democratic opponent hurling chocolate milk at college republicans. >> don't pour your coffee on me. >> i will. >> do you understand that fascism is here? >> whoa. yeah. maybe. the melt down now landing her in trouble with the law. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a huge drag. nothing worth losing sleep over, because we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪ >> we have to protect florida's future. we need to protect the economic momentum. are we going to build off the success florida has had, or are we

pete? ed: the president's hard stance on immigration may control who controls the house of representatives. katie: new poll found 54% of voters in battle ground districts found should do more compared to 21% who think we should take less action and 25% who say we are already taking appropriate steps. ed: is the president on the right side of the immigration debate? joining us now with finding, center for immigration studies steven camerota. good morning, steven. >> good morning. ed: question hanging over should they be framed around the strong economy of the president. should they be framed on cracking down on illegal immigration, kavanaugh and the caravan as the president has been saying? what say you? >> well, it is certainly true immigration matters to voters. what this latest poll shows particularly in battle ground states most people want the country to do more to control illegal immigration and that's true nationally as well. and a poll also found strong majorities want to try to inte

>> pete, pete, pete. >> but not paul?hen, five months into the investigation, there was news. a male leg hair was found under the label of one of the vfls, and the dna came back matching nobody. no one in the moore family or anyone in the codis database anyway. odd, had it been planted there to throw off investigators one of these envelopes finally gave up what appeared to be a real clue. >> there was a dna profile from fingerprint ridge detail on the back of one of the stamps that was afirmed to one of the envelopes. >> what was sent back? >> the contributor of the dna from the fingerprint material was similar to paul moore. >> case closed, right? >> not this time. this time there was a butt. >> similar to paul moore. but it wasn't a match. >> the dna sample was so minute, that forensic scientists were unable to build a full genetic sequence. the scientists couldn't say it was a 100% match. and while the dna didn't match anyone else in the moore family, including peter, the fact that paul couldn't be excluded. was nothin

pete pete because, in the past, when you were released.nly a small fraction after that actually show up for their hearings. ainsley: correct. i heard as many as 2%. pete: very low. the president gave this speech. a policy speech about immigration yesterday from the white house. this is part of what he had to say. >> those who choose to break our laws and enter illegally will no longer be able to use meritless claims to gain automatic admission into our country. we will hold them for a long time if necessary. illegal immigration effects the lives of all americans. illegal immigration hurts american workers. burdens american taxpayers and undermines public safety. and places enormous strain on our local schools, hospitals, and communities in general. illegal immigration costs our country billions and billions of dollars each year. mass uncontrolled immigration is especially unfair to the many wonderful law abiding immigrants. steve: speaking of immigrants. apparently six of them, hondurans in one of the caravans filed a lawsuit yesterday in

pete: dakota?ect back and like marcus said, touch base with everybody and remember, you know what you did for the country ; right? it's not really about us. it's about being able to serve this condition. i reflect it on it and people thank me for my service. and i feel like i owe it to the nation to thank them. like they gave me the opportunity, i had the opportunity to get to serve the greatest country on the face of the planet. i mean, like, americans provided me the chance to go out and represent them and across the world. and it's like they let me wear the nation's cloth. you know, to me it's a time that i like to reflect and like thank everybody else for letting me be a veteran, letting me serve this great nation. pete: sean, you served over a year and a half in combat duty, which would have encompass a veterans day. do you think about it when you're in the field? >> you do all the time. the military is interesting, because they train you to shoot, move, and communicate together as a team in g

pete? pete: wow.g the eu. reign the european union approving a brexit deal overnight setting the terms of britain's march 2019 departure. griff: ellison barber is in washington with the latest. good morning. reporter: good morning to you guys the british prime minister says this is the only option when it comes to a brexit deal but already it's getting pushback. this deal lays out the terms of the uk's european union departure and also takes into account the framework for the uk /eu relationship moving forward and what's described as the common objective of a close future relationship. european council president donald tusk tweeted that the 27 eu leaders meeting in brussels endorsed the agreement and european commission president told reporters the deal is a good one but the situation is tragic. >> it is possible and the european union will not change its fundamental position when it comes to this issue of the united kingdom. the european union is a moment of deep silence. reporter: british prime mini

. ♪ >> pete: thanks for joining us. welcome to "modern warriors." i'm your host pete hegseth.onored and humbled this evening to host what promises to be a very special hour-long tv event. i am joined by four special guys. four war fighters, four fathers, four patriots, four heroes, they may not use the word, but i will, and four veterans. i'm grateful to call all four of these guys a friend. you will get to know them even more over the course of this hour. they are four of the most accomplished and high-profile veterans, war fighters, of the 9/11 generation. and they gave a lot of the battlefield and may continue to give back. i call them gentlemen but we really have two seals, two soldiers, and a marine. you know marcus luttrell, member of seal team 10. wrote a book come up with the lone survivor," movie "lone survivor," also did an additional two or interact. rob o'neill, highly decorated navy seal, over a dozen deployments, 400 combat missions. you know him from the man who put bullets in bin laden's head, also a part of the lone survivor rescue, the captain phelps rescue,

>> pete: politicians are power-hungry and insecure.ng the next leader because you probably would be the speaker right up. as he said, there are no viable alternatives. >> dagen: she's got a toxic national brand, as "the wall street journal" -- >> jessica: i haven't spoken te segment through the republicans can't use that against her. that's their downfall because people don't like her and they can't do anything with that. >> kennedy: or they can do everything with that. maybe that's why they are eager. we are awaiting that white house press briefing, set to begin about 15 minutes from now at the top of the hour. we will take it their life as it happens. plus, any presidential aspirations, new york senator kirsten gillibrand may have to face an uphill climb. whether she can fight to a crowded primary without the support of powerful democratic donors? some are worried about her push to get al franken to resign. we debate. ♪ alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [

sweet pete's, check." but it's not farrell's and sweet pete's. it's sweet pete's and farrell's.s the visual. allison: back here, they are making candy, which i think helps increase sales here, and that's not something we've done... pete: ever. allison: ...before, and it's, like, right here. they're pulling lollipops, fresh apples on the countertop. those are things that naturally cross over. like, to me, a fresh-dipped apple is very farrell's. it makes sense, so i think that's the cohesive thing. lemonis: this has got to be truly an integration of brands, all about the experience, all about the cross promoting of the two brands in the same space. we got one shot to do this. the store is not -- it's not ready. ♪ hey, shauna. do you want to grab your laptop? let's go up front. i'm back at the brea location because i want to rev up the marketing efforts for the launch, and i also want to pick shauna's brain. so what i want to do is... shauna: actually, can i talk to you really quick for a second? lemonis: you can talk to me about anything. shauna: i, actually, i'm really glad we're

thank you for coming, pete. pete: thank you.nded with a good product should be proof to them that taking your time and collaborating with other people and having multiple ideas usually ends up with a good result. we've done that today. the question i have is is that gonna continue? ♪ i came in today to finalize the 20 flavors we're going to offer... and what i walked into was a [bleep]storm. alexa: there was a little bit of a water explosion. -lemonis: what happened? -sam: max. alexa: the faucet outside -- i thought i had it capped off, 'cause the line had broken. lemonis: holy christopher mary. well, it's good to get the floor mopped up. he didn't know. max: i thought it was coming out from the groundwater. lemonis: what is this, max? max: oh, that was my dust catcher from the machine there. lemonis: oh, that was your -- okay, well, let's get that out of our area. so this mixer belongs to who? sam: that's max's mustard grinder. lemonis: okay, but it can't be over here next to our sugar, blowing in the air, so this has to go som

pete: yeah.ins, live in front of the office where the ballots are missing. ed: where are they, griff? >> reporter: i have no idea, neither do the officials inside. here's the deal, part of the second machine recount that was not submitted because they were two minutes late on the deadline. therefore, they are doing the hand recount yesterday from the original numbers. so while there are 2,000 missing, they're not expected to be a factor in the results that will be reported at noon today where governor scott will defeat senator nelson in a narrow margin. nevertheless, that election supervisor snipes is still looking for those ballots. listen. >> somebody must have put their stack in a tray where it didn't belong. the ballots are in this building. there would be nowhere else for them to be. >> reporter: it'll be interesting to see whether senator nelson will concede today. tallahassee mayor andrew gillam conceding to ron desantis, desantis was asked would you consider removing brenda snipes at your

hey, pete. pete: good morning, guys.s down the road where the president rallied last night. 6:'0 when melissa's normally opens it's already packed in here. are we enthusiastic this morning? [cheers] pete: listen to that good stuff. like the president's rally last night. almost everyone here has already voted including john and tom, did i get that right. john and tom. john, you voted. tom you already voted as well. you came to this country legally 51 years ago. so that issue is something very passionate. >> it is very passionate to me. i look at this caravan that's coming, these people that want to come, i can understand them wanting to many do. i mean, this is a great country and great place to live. it's the land of opportunity. for 51 years i have never looked back once. it's been wonderful. i was totally vetted. my parents, my grandparents, myself. we had to be interviewed at the embassies. went through the blood test and everything. these people who think they can just walk over the border into the united states and

i like what pete's saying. i understand the growth but the problem is in this market environment those high pe stocks can get taken to the wood shed if it breaks through 133, b.k. out. >> i realize my vote doesn't matter but i'm a buyer of what pete had to say. new ceo is crushing it i think they had a blowout quarter that carries into this holiday season >> the first time i realized pete's bald. >> i do this in central park on the weekends by the way for extra cash, make up for my ge position. >> this is a great idea. are you at home buying pete's pitch for lululemon? vote in our twitter pol poll @cnbcfastmoney. results later in the show. quick programming note, don't miss a veteran's day edition of "mad money." jim's saluting our troops. more "fast money" straight ahead. for each job exxonmobil creates, many more are created in the community. because energy touches so many industries, it supports 10 million u.s. jobs. i am a techie dad.n. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at co

brian, ainsley, pete. not pete, ed. ed: that's all right. the hour. ainsley: dan bongino and dave bossy are here live. ed: republican kevin cramer, hot off unseating democratic senator heidi heitkamp in north dakota's big senate battle. brian: karl rove with his historical perspective on last night's results next. >> you have proven what can be done with hard work and ingenuity and innovation. you have been a shining example to the people of this country. ♪a! so, that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. the new lincoln mkc.mix. connecting the world inside, with the world outside. so you can move through both a little easier. introducing the well-connected 2019 lincoln mkc. of every great meal is always the potato?t bite that's why it should always be an idaho potato. only genuine idaho potatoes have the perfect taste and texture to get your meal started right. with a cord-free vacuum, you need a shark. because only shark's cord-free lineup has duo-clean technology so you can deep clean carpets and give hard floor

the traders are pete najarian. tim seymour, brian kelly and guy adami. tonight the bottle for the throne is on microsoft a few billion away from taking over the apple top spot and the answer might surprise you. the man calling the november selloff is back. mark yusko is back why he thinks it's getting where is before better the seems like he has thewhole market, for president trump. gearing up with trade talks with tougher rhetoric he has thrown apple in the mix with the smarch tariffs and taking on general motors over plant closures ittet is president trump the biggest threat to the market and how much damage could he cause. >> i think he creates the most volatility for the mechanic. i don't think he is the biggest threat i think there are other threats. europe is a threat tim pointed that out a fed that seems steadfast continuing to move about you if you think about president trump it's about wins and losses he has said that the stock market is one of the things he looks as a win the stock market now basically flat for the year, rough month, month 1/2,

wozniak had to say pete what do you think of apple? is it the most important stock in the market and how it goes so goes the rest of the market? >> it is absolutely influential beyond words, scott. when you look at yesterday alone, we talked at the top of the snow when we talked about looking at the market watching the nasdaq as it was falling and the different components feed or come from some sort of arms and tentacles of apple i think what we're seeing in apple now we're seeing that -- we've seen this time and time again in the past where we've seen angst, folks getting a little nervous and pressing on the stock. i continue to stare at it. i mean literally i can't wait for the opportunity. i have not seen the options market tell me that maybe now is the time, scott. i'm waiting, still holding, because i actually believe in, hey, the revenues were unbelievable from the iphone everybody's focus is on, well, but they did miss on the top line, the unit growth. i think they make sense going off units themselves and they're multiplying by

a white pete after all this is for children. independent journalist luger of a earlier spoke to my colleague. while he regrets the potential loss of this tradition he understands the need to move on of the times. back in the day that was acceptable it was acceptable colonia practice but it's not now and this is the objection from those protesting against the tradition isnt it. yes yes and i understand i mean if it goes so far it's it would be it will be very difficult to defend this tradition but i remember vividly in the first day of my primary school you know being scared of this guy we had is surprising our eyes coming to us it was a white man in a black face but he was the interesting character not since nicholas you know the saint ok he was a nice old man but we were more interested by this person with the big crawling eyes so it's impossible i think to continue as he is but are originally it is not racism a troll and we live in a funny world where the political correctness is becoming credible things evolve and obviously w

traders are the pete najarian. dan nathan and guy adami tonight on fast a sea of reed as the mechanic heads back to the october lows which names survive? the top technician tells us the two names he says are a screaming buy right now. plus morgan stanley mike wilson with a warning, do not buy this dip. he is here to explain why it's time for bulls to take a back seat the market selloff the dow sinking 600 points at the lows closing down 550 points. that's nearly 1,000 points in two days the bears certainly on the attack the dow and s&p 500 erasing gains for 2018 both in negative territory the s&p lirmly in correction with ner neerply half the stocks in the bear market the nasdaq plunging fromhighs down a whopping 15% from the peak seemingly to no catalyst as the market heads in bear country which would be another 10% down from here. pete, what do you say. >> i think it will approach the levels steve grasso was on on power lamkin fantastic with the charts up there. he was talking about different levels and he talked

pete: i wanted throughout the world alone. you talk about brotherhood income artery but it's a moment and some level each one of you is the alone even though your brothers are there whether it was you or -- >> i never felt alone. even when i was wounded i knew that my men would have my back. >> only time i felt alone was when i was alone. i ferried myself and had to get my head and saw myself what it was and i was in hell and i never gave up that. we don't train 40 feet and i never thought about quitting. then they really separate us. the guys who keep going on living a life in it so high face you call them up and the like will, i gotta go. and normally we talked for a while but i understand. >> that's why i miss combat. it's so simple. only thing worry about is life or death. [inaudible conversations] >> everything is so much more confident. pete: >> i felt alone two times. after the loan a when i saw my team he said. that was the loneliest i've ever been in my entire life at that point it's just like you it can be real and t

hey, pete. pete: good morning ainsley and brian. fort worth pancake house. i'm. voted for senator cruz. the conversation here in texas and nationally is are the polls not reflective of an undercover trump or cruz voter that's out there but isn't talking to polsters, doesn't have a lawn sign in their yard. do you think that's true? >> absolutely. my friends and the people i talked to don't put a sign in their yard but they are very strong in their beliefs. it's very similar to 2016 people did the same thing. and then the day after the election the clinton signs went away. and we all kind of chuckled. it's the same thing now. pete: you are optimistic both here in texas and also nationally? >> absolutely. i think we have got a great chance to hold the house if things break right. but, in texas, it's all red, baby. pete: is that the case? do you feel-like today's race is going to go for cruz and break down that race against beto o'rourke? >> i think it will go for cruz primarily what beto has done underhanded politics with the classic l

i like what pete has to say. in response also just to todd's charts i'm not pushing back on todd i would say the good news for retail is the xrt since christmas is flat to the s&p think about it we have gone a place where the businesses had existential issues that were going out of business or not see them compote with amazon it's a different world by the way, going into a holiday season and if you remember the xrt outperformed the s&p by 18 to 20% through the summer it's given some back but i just think people are overdoing. npl brands on the special it i retail side which has fwten its act together it's relative. but look at the chart back above the 20 oh if it holds that bullish. >> check out nvidia getting crushed after hours. we are getting ready for the conference call. we'll bring you the latest details. plus another facebook fail, new reports about the lack of leadership at the social media giant through a year of turmoil. what can facebook fix? the traders weigh in and the john boehner back cannabis comp

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we're live in san pablo, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, we will check back with you, thank you. >>> it is 6:02. as our investigative unit has reported, government leaders tried to make sure california's emergency alert systems are efficient and helpful. happening today, members of the state assembly will meet close to santa barbara to discuss emergency alerts. the hearing will discuss lessons learned from recent fires as well as figure out ways to improve the system. >>> 6:02 right now. painstaking process it seems to get more difficult by the hour for butte county search teams looking for human remains. the number of confirmed dead from the camp fire is now 88. the number of miss something 203. as notes accumulate on message boards from families looking for loved ones, authorities say the task of identifying the dead has become terribly difficult. >> the remains that we are now recovering oftentimes are remains that have been almost completely consumed by the fire, leaving just bone and bone fragment. >> butte county sheriffs say there's a strong possibility some fire vict

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pete, never forget. >> never forget. >> pete davidson's father was a new york city firefighter that died while responding to the september 11th terror attacks. >> that i did not know. >> well, kudos tieutenant commander crenshaw for beingac us enough and then poking fun at pete. the way they handled it out well. >> the cold open to the show was >> they're having a great season. >> chuck, it's 38 degrees. it is. it?that's not right, is >> that's not the issue. the issue is there's more rain i . >> chuck. >> cold and rain? >> no kidding. maybe we should all just go back to bed and call it a wash. >> what's that? >> sports anlage. >> that went right by me.ng tulations, aaron. next thing you know he'll be talking about football and things. we have cloud cover moving in quick so you'll probably get a little sunshine early this morning. don'tount on the s lasting all day long. it will not. it will surely disappoint. already pretty thick overcast across south western virginia. that will impact our afternoon. i don't tnk there's much of a need to worry about rain until way later on in the day to

pete: born in australia.ason chaffetz can here to meet us today. >> i'm ready to talk about keith urban. that shirt -- get that off. >> you can't go out like that. >> that is what we all aspire to. >> not for now. >> showing off the tattoo. jeff flake, you saw on the border yesterday, he talked to the troops, gave them pep talks, don't listen to the media or the noise, just do your job. he was saying it is all political stunned. listen to this. >> you can't call it anything but a stunned. it is unfortunate that they will be away from family during the holidays coming up and we don't know what for. we don't know where the caravan, if it makes it north, is going to come. it could be handled by civilians we have in terms of border patrol and others. i don't know what i can tell the mother then shouldn't be doing this. pete: he says it is a stunned. >> if you are in border patrol and have the united states military helping you with communication, putting up other barriers, you are feeling good about it. we have a

a white pete after all this is for children. story now is independent journalist lucre of a we're going to discuss there's a further. which direction do we go here stick with traditions or move with the times. ok first the tradition is also in germany in catholic germany in belgium in northern faso it's much wider than the netherlands and for the moment it's only in the netherlands that you have this reaction actually dates back to much earlier than the nineteenth century to the fourteenth century probably and a little black boy the servant of the bishop since nicholas who was the father of santa claus sort of this little servant is a more easy black skinned bodies from north africa or from the middle east or it surely and so. it's a bit silly to to see it as racism because in the fourteenth fifteenth century and later even there was no races as we know it today it's an invention of the nineteenth century when colonial powers tried to find reasons for them colonizing africa but for example if you take othello the famous play of

pete that's it's unfortunate for those who love traditions but so it is. protesters in mexico have clashed with police during a demonstration against a wave of migrants making their way through the country. by. i. hundreds gathered in on the u.s. border where a caravan of my friends from central america trying to make their way into the united states last thursday alone about two thousand migrants arrived in the area and around a thousand more are expected that life would be stuck there for months while asylum applications a process putting pressure on mexico local services the u.s. has ramped up its border security with helicopter calls and why and for the residents of tehran tempus a frail. they're not migrants is a human avalanche but they're not against the migrants i'm against how they're entering the country. this demonstration is necessary to push for the respect and rights of tijuana citizens we do not protest against anyone in particular we only demand respect for our city and the covers but then they invade our lives and nobody protects our homes

we're live in fremont, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> all right, pete, stay dry. >>> checking in with vianey as well, because how long will the rains stick around? >> pete will stay dry for a little bit longer than that system is moving very slow. that means for us, of course as expected, the higher elevations will get the majority of this rain, but i want to go over the 24-hour rainfall totals. this is the latest release by the national weather service. the highest rain totals seen over the ben lomond area, just over 2.5 inches and santa rosa an inch and san francisco airport a little over half an inch. hayward and half moon bay less than half an inch and near the san jose airport, not nearly a quarter, still very much welcome. over the next couple of hours we expect on and off again showers and catch a break kind of around noon and then it will dry out a little bit and pick right back up at about 6:00, so there's an interesting break in that rain pattern there, but the estimated rain totals right now are expected to be so far as expected just a little over an inch again thro

i see no point in having a white pete after all this is for children. of journalist reveal it's hard for people to change long held traditions but people need to move at the time . go so far it's it would be it will be very difficult to defend this tradition but i remember vividly the first day of my primary school you know being scared of this guy who had his surprising eyes coming to us it was a white man in a black face but he was the interesting character notes and nicholas you know the same book a it was a nice old man but we were more interested by this person with the big crawling eyes so it's impossible i think to continue as he is but all originally it is not racism a troll and we live in a funny world where the political correctness is becoming credible things evolve and obviously with the outcry in the netherlands you cannot keep a swat to pete pete that's it's unfortunate for those who love traditions but so it is. there is much needed rain on the way to california which is suffering its longest wildfire season in fifteen years it's also the

at the graduate school of political management for george washington university also in washington pete tucker an independent journalist and contributor to counterpunch and joining us here in doha rodney taylor coordinator of international studies and professor of language and literature at the community college of cutter welcome to you all ronnie let me start with you so you saw john hendren report there he's in georgia and in georgia you have a race if for governor in which the person who's overseeing the elections in that state is also a candidate for governor many say that that is improper many say that that is unethical how exactly is this allowed to happen this is simply a continuation of the status quo since the jim crow era and which blacks recently freed blacks were disenfranchised by the government by the slave state legislature to make sure that they could not use the power at the ballot box to change their political destiny and that is what is at stake once again he has refused mr kemp has refused to recuse himself so this is a highly unethical he has also raced many people

pete suratos is out there.ete, i think you have a little more detail now. >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, mike. we're learning this crash was, indeed, fatal on san pablo avenue. we're standing at san pablo avenue and laurie lane. this is closed, but i want to show you from our vantage point a car flipped on its head, the yellow tarp way down there, that's why we get confirmation from chp that this was, indeed, a fatal crash. now, they're saying it was a fatal pursuit crash involving a contra costa county sheriff's deputy, apparently chasing someone in this area. we do know the crash happened roughly around 12:00 a.m. we don't know exactly what led to this pursuit or how many people are involved in this crash that we're looking at. taking you back out here live to the scene, you can see where that crash took place, but we expect this area to be shut down for several hours along san pablo avenue between 23rd street and broadway. we'll keep an eye on things and provide an update for you in the next half hou

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pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, pete. so sad to hear all these stories. >>> hundreds of miles to the south, powerful and dangerous santa ana winds are really threatening to send those flames from two different fires into more neighborhoods. in the los angeles and ventura counties, the air attack is swooping in just above the fiery ridges, dropping retardant. the hill fire is near newbury park on both sides of 101. the woolsey fire spans from thousand oaks all the way to the ocean there in malibu. it has killed two people so far. it's burned more than 93,000 acres there. a lot going on with that and it's 30% contained. the second fire, the hill fire is much smaller. 4,500 acres, currently 85% contained. flying embers sparked a new fire near simi valley but it was quickly put out. >> we continue to respond to every new start with as much equipment, aviation assets as we can to keep the footprint small. >> thousands remain under evacuation this morning. >>> and before and after photos show the extent of that damage. this vie

nbc bay area's pete suratos is live in the city. and pete, mare london breed just spoke. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, marcus. the mayor wants to unify people when it comes to proposition c where they pass and unify both sides on this issue. she did speak here at the bay shore navigation center in san francisco. took a quick tour before addressing the passage of prop c. now, of course, breed was against this when she announced that last week she was against it for reasons such as the accountability of this money from the tax, saying that it could actually make the homeless problem worse in san francisco and that the city needs to work with nearby counties first. now, when it comes to prop c, which did pass, it passed with a 60% vote. and it's going to tax large companies making more than $50 million annually. now, for companies making $1 million, they'll pay $500 more in taxes. as far as the tech ceos that were against it -- there was a lot of back and forth, excuse me, between tech ceos, salesforce ceo mark benioff was fo

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pete: let's talk about the election.is astounding, she is claiming i am not conceding, i'm saying i didn't get as many votes but she said democracy had failed, she claims the former secretary of state and now governor elect suppressed the vote, subtracted polling stations. he won by a margin of 50.22%, she wanted to call into question the 0.22% so it would be under 50% in the margin was 12 or 13,000 so there could have been another election, essentially a revote. she told rolling stone magazine she will file a federal lawsuit to challenge what she calls the gross mismanagement of the georgia election. >> in another network she said it is not a free and fair election. >> it was not a free and fair election. we had thousands of georgians purged from the roles wrongly, thousands who were forced to wait in long lines because polling places that were underresourced or worse had no polling places to go to. it was not fair to the thousand that were put on hold. brian kemp oversaw for eight years the systematic and systemic dism

grande, pete's ex. i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now. see you tomorrow. >>> this is already the most destructive fire in california state history. >> there was a 100-foot wall of flames. >> i am still trying to wake up from this terrible dream. >> senator nelson is trying to commit fraud to win this election. >> votes are not being found, they are being counted. >> count every vote and let the chips fall where they may. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day," monday november 12th, 6:00 here in new york. first, the wildfires in california, one of them becoming the most destructive and deadliest in state history. the death toll has gone up. at least 31 people have died in the fires. more than 200 people are still missing at this hour. the fire that has been named the camp fire has killed 29 people and devastated one town. two other people have died in southern california where fire is threatening thousands of homes. the weather is not expected to give fire troops any relief. >>> and

so many schools that are close there had, pete. there, pete. >> reporter: laura, so many schools. as we show our viewers here on the television screen, these schools closed because of the air quality issue and we're standing in front of one of them, pittsburg high. the whole unified school district, the contra costa unified school district is closed as a result of the air quality issue, the smoke coming in from the camp fire. i want to point out santa clara unified has not canceled classes and they said in a statement "students are safer and better served indoors within their schools." it's a different tone at the contra costa county unified school district. we spoke to a spokesperson explaining why they decided to cancel classes. >> a lot of our students still had to be exposed to outside air, even to go to restrooms. we're not the midwest, not back out, we're in california where our schools are wide open. >> not just schools we're talking about, but also universities and junior colleges canceling classes due to air quality. at last count, there are about 21 universities and juni

joining me now is carrie shelfed, conservative commentator, pete dominick, host of "stand up with pete dominick" and ra mish i can't sin da, correspondent for pbs news and msnbc contributor. yamish, the fact that the republicans won a senate seat and a governor seat in florida, governor's seat in georgia, pretty much brings a lot of the high-profile statewide races to a close. we still have three seats that are undecided in terms of the congress. but if you just leave it where it is, 37 seats gained by the democrats, that would seem to me to be, despite president trump's saying otherwise, a blue wave, and changes the whole atmosphere of the congress. >> it definitely does. the president's life is certainly going to be different now that you have democrats in control of the house. i think he knows that and he's in a bad mood as he faces to whether or not he can hire his daughter and son-in-law to work in the white house, whether his tax returns need to be scrutinized, and whether or not there's going to be anything done if robert mueller's investigation is messed with. so there's defini

pete suratos live at the church in san francisco. hello and happy thanksgiving, pete. >> happy thanksgiving to you. we're here at glide for the annual thanksgiving breakfast where they'll be carving the turkeys that are coming in about 6:00 a.m. you see the sides they'll be serving. they're talking about feeding thousands, the homeless community in san francisco. let's talk about what will be taking place in a few short hours. >> we'll have 500 volunteers coming in to help us prepare for meals. nearly 5,000 meals we'll be serving individuals and families throughout the bay area, who are coming to glide for a traditional thanksgiving meal. >> reporter: they'll be serving the homeless in the bay area, a big issue. how did you get involved in this? >> i'm a native san franciscan so knowing glide and having it in my life has been a wonderful thing, but i was on the board of directors for five years prior to joining the staff. i thought, i want to be a part of it in a deeper way. how do i leave my mark in the world and come in to glide an

pete: i hope he's looking at tv camera.anksgiving? >> you got a picture of our table at thanksgiving at home and miss bennett prepares, there are my two son on left and right with lovely girlfriend, my wife, beautiful wife on the far end and parents of one of the girlfriends, not sure what that means. we will see. steve, mrs. bennett, if i were donald trump, i would use cookbook steve, but mrs. bennett, a practice together presentation turkey. practice turkeys for extra gravies. >> you mentioned the president, threatening to shut down the whole border with mexico if it is not controllable. >> under national security, this has happened before. 1985 the border was shut down. and ronald reagan shut down the border. and we did after 9/11. this is under national security, the president makes that decision and it is not in easily challenged decision. he has the discretion. he says that and with this president when he said that he usually means it. ainsley: the president is not backing down from his argument over twitter, justice

. >> hey, pete. >> you want to get married?no. >> 0 for 3. >> that was awkward. ariana was having none of that. she tweeted here, for somebody who claims to hate relevancy, you sure love clinging to it, huh? then she continued. thank you, next. >> the couple called it quits last month. they had gotten engaged in june after dating just a few weeks. >> who saw that one coming? >> you didn't? >> and she started covering up her tattoos that had pete's name. there was so many -- >> a lot of mis-steps in that one. you'll learn for the next time. >>> next, it was the night after halloween so, of course, that meant jimmy kimmel's annual, kids, i ate all your halloween candy prank. >> a lot of people think it's cruel. others think it's cute. we're checking out the highlights. >> mommy and daddy got really hungry last night and ate all your hungry. >> but -- >> it's all gone. >> but it's -- it was in there! no! >> i'm so disappointed at you. >> i ate all the m & ms. >> aww, that's sad. >> we have some broccoli in the fridge. do you want

steve: pete, thank you very much. ainsley: thanks, pete.house thieves thought they had the perfect plan. one thing they didn't count on. the fact that when you have a doorbell like that can you talk to them and scare them off. ainsley: ring doorbell caught them. steve: i have the google one. ainsley: democrats are shifting left as they try to win the younger voter. >> healthcare is a human right. >> tuition free public college and trade school. >> medicare for all. ainsley: well, will their plan work? our political panel here to discuss that coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you... keep doing you. we'll take care of medicare part d. by helping you save up to five dollars on each prescription, and with free one-on-one pharmacy support, we've filled over 2 billion prescriptions and counting. stop by walgreens and save today. walgreens. trusted since 1901. ♪ cal: we saved our money and now, we get to spend it - our way. valerie: but we worry if we have enough to last. ♪ cal: ellen, our certified financial planner™ professional, helps us manage our cas

thank you, pete. we'll check back with you in 30 minutes. >>> in southern california, three fires are burning right now. overnight, a new brush fire broke out in san bernardino county. the sierra fire is currently at 20 acres. 80 miles west, the woolsey fire acres there. it is 40% contained right now. two people, sadly, have died in that fire. the hill fire is also burning nearby t is 4,500cr containment. >>> now to our other top story this hour, both parties on capit capitol hill picking their leaders tooed. will san francisco's nancy pelosi once again become house speak speaker? >> tracie potts is live in looking at some challenges as the new members come not only to find their way around. ka toll hi capitol hill but to dece congre. >> congratulations! >> reporter: more than 100 new members of congress are in washington this week. >> very exciting obviously. >> reporter: some, like mitt romney, not quite ready to take on hot button issues like the new acting attorney general. >> that's really a very