isn't it lucky that phoebe left them in the kitchen? oh. i somehow have the impression... that you were basting the turkey not more than 10 minutes ago. but i was. it takes 20 minutes to baste a turkey. why should it take so long? it-it-it's the size of the spoon, herbert. hazel said i must use a teaspoon. now, if you'll hand it to me, i'll get started. i've tried and tried, but mr. b. says and another thing he says i miss on is gravy. oh? i've been hearing him rave about your gravy for years, so would you make that today too? oh, i'd be happy to. now i'm gonna watch now and just see what i can learn. [ chuckles ] hi. can you stand a sidewalk superintendent? oh, sure. i'll get the pan. bob has started his card tricks, and i couldn't take it. oh, you used to enjoy bob's card tricks. well, i also used to like hopscotch, but i've grown up. yes, you are grown up. you and george and-- oh, mother, don't get melancholy. [ chuckles ] i was just thinking of the time when missy married mr. george. remember how your mr. baxter used to enjoy family din

phoebe reports from the stock exchange. >> most of us capitalized on gains in the last week. they moved to lock in profit. the dollar weakened, too. the nikkei lost 0.1% ending at 18,356. but the broader topix added 0.3% adding its winning run into a 12th day. the dollar pulled back from an eight-month high against the yen. it fell below the 112 yen level after trading at the upper 113 yen level on friday. combined with profit taking prompted to, sue zuky motor and panasonic were among the losers. inpex and jx holdings closed lower. traders will be paying close attention to data from the u.s. this week with the revised estimate for the third quarter and the jobs report for november. phoebe amoroso reporting from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> singapore added more than 1% sydney lower by 0.8% dragged down by energy and resource related shares. finishing up by almost 0.5% 22,830 for the closing number. the announcement that a stock trade would start on december 5th supported sentiment there. shanghai compset closed to an 11-month high after profits at industrial companies in oct

our reporter phoebe amoroso reports from the tokyo stock exchange. >> trading got off to a rally after the fbi announced hillary clinton would not face charges for her use of a private e-mail server. but some investors took profits from monday's gains. the nikkei 225 ended marginally lower, closising at 17, 171. the broader topix finished slightly in the positive. the dollar held to its gains during tokyo trading. the greenback jumped more than 1% after the fbi announcement on sunday. the financial sector added some support to the nikkei. we saw dai-ichi life holdings and sumitomo both close higher. investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of the presidential election. whatever happens, we're likely to see some dramatic moves. phoebe amoroso reporting from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> other markets across asia pifblg region ended higher after the fbi's announcement boosted stocks in the u.s. indonesia climbed by 1.6%. a bounce in oil prices pushed up shares in australia. up by 0.13%. investors in china seemed to shrug off worse than expected exports in october. the shanghai composite e

to her and hug her and explained to her that my most proudest moment as a mother is i got to take phoebe to vote for her. i'm not one for signs, but i think i'll definitely take this one. hillary clinton spotted on a walk in the woods. the photo credit, former president bill clinton. >>> coming up after a break, a rich voice, a deep voice has been silenced. a giant in the poetry of the last half century is gone. this "the 11th hour" only on msnbc. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community. i'm very proud of him. male vo: welcome to new beginnings. comcast. ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah ♪ >>> finally tonight, he was one of canada's great gift to the world. our world is a little darker with world this evening of the death of leonard cohen. he was easily among the most influential musicians of the past fie decades. his wor

air force master sergeant matthew cope surprised his daughter, phoebe, with a visit to her school today. she has not seen her dad in six >> tia: oh, i love that. did you see those little tears coming down? all right. well one local navy veteran has been building a flag since last summer and says it's his honor. yes, the man creates the flags with his own two hands. >> yes, he does. pretty good. sia nyorkor spent some time with him in his workshop. >> here's a flag i'm working on. >> sia: joe spends hours crafting his pride and joy. >> a flag like this, i cut the boards down to size. boards and i hand carve every star and that's what takes a while. >> sia: but the navy veteran tells me it doesn't feel like work. since last summer, he's been designing and creating these flags and now he can't seem to stop. >> i turned it into a little business. and i like to think that i'm promoting patriotism. >> sia: it started as a way for him to honor his friends in service but then it took off. since then, he's sold more than 40 flags and has orders for at least 30 more. the fl he offers a special di

phoebe amoroso reports from the tokyo stock exchange. >> one fact der weigh on the board. lower oil prices. let's see how tokyo markets closed this tuesday, november the 1st. nikkei closed at 17,442. the broader topix also ended a touch higher. looking at individual stocks, oil related stocks dragged down the average of inpex. showa shell also ended lower. on the flip side, utility owner was a gainer. tokyo gas gain 3%. now the boj policy meeting is out of the way, investors are looking ahead to the federal reserve and bank of england later this week. i'm fooe bow amoroso reporting from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> china got a lift after the manufacturing index there hit its highest level in more than two years. the shanghai compos set ended up 0.7%. 3,122 the closing number there. sydney took a hit from overnight falling oil prices. 5,290 was the close. seoul's kospi extended its losing streak to a third day. lingering worries over south korea's political scandal weighed down sentiment there. hong kong up by almost 1% encouraged by the gains in mainland china. that's end

phoebe reporting from the stock oexchange. >>> asian pacific region stock prices were lackluster and the rising dollar and the prospect of higher interest rates in the u.s. had investors there worried about capital outflows. indonesia slipping by 2% and singapore index inching up higher, higher by just 1.4%. 2843 for the closing number. downgraded gdp outlook for 2016 after confirming the economy contracted in the third quarter. 1971 the closing number amid the country's deepening political crisis. media outlets reported that they raided the offices for allegedly giving to foundations linked to president park's long-time friend. >>> for visitors to japan, the language barrier can turn a simple task that is such as grocery shopping into a major headache. but help is on the way in the form of a smartphone app that explains product details in 15 languages. they already started testing it out in tokyo. consumers can use it to get information about daily necessities in english, chinese and other languages. by scanning a mark on the wrapping they can find out what the ingredients are and i

and explained to her that my most proudest moment as a mother is i got to do the same thing with phoebe with me. coming up after a break, a rich voice, a deep voice has been silenced. a giant in the poetry of the last half century is gone. this "the 11th hour" only on msnbc. today, there's a new option. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its wireless remote lets you control the intensity. and helps you get back to things like... this... this... or this. and back to being yourself. introducing new aleve direct therapy. find yours in the pain relief aisle. i really did save hundreds on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have an early day tomorrow so... wait. almost there. goodnight, bruce. gotta tune the "a." (humming) take a closer look at gei

phoebe amoroso has the details from thehe stock exchange. >> we saw a bit of calm return to the markets as the post-u.s. election rally ran out of steam. treasury yields and the dollar also eased a little. there was some correction there. let's see the closing level with tuesday, november 15th. the nikkei 225 finished just a touch down at 17,668, but it's still hovering around a nine-month high. the broader topix rose 0.2%. the dollar climbed to the 108 yen level, reaching a five-month high, on the back of expectations that president donald trump will increase government spending. looking at individual stocks, the financial sector led the gains despite lower profits for the three major financial groups. in particular, we saw mitsubishi ufj farewell. it hit a ten-month high. it ended up 4.2%. sumitomo mitsui also ended higher. so the post-election shock is ending in tokyo. investigators are waiting on policy announcements to get a sense of how the u.s. will proceed from here. >>> rising yields on u.s. treasury notes are having an effect in japan. the yield on ten-year japanese government

a hiker, margot gershener, and her daughter, phoebe, ran into secretary clinton in the woods near her home in chappaqua, new york. god clinton smiled for the cameras on the campaign, but this one seems to be just for her. still ahead on the cbs evening news, meet the incoming lady of the house. and later, the most fun you'll ever have in a museum. kyle. here you go. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. ? we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ? now give up half of 'em. do i have to? but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture... i can tell you prol

he credits phoebe with preventing others. >> do not move. >> the team includes a sniper. they will not be outgunned again. >> fish and wildlife too much to handle on public land. >> we don't want them in our woods and harm our public. we enjoy stopping the environmental crime on every level we can. >> the cartel grow consumes millions of gallons of water and most winds up on the east coast. it can bring in more than a can in this state. >> thank you, dan. >> today, marks a big milestone for one of san francisco twitter stock. >>> childrens go carts just advanced into high tech age. we'll take you >> today, twitter stock closed at $18.40. just weeks ago, the company announced layoffs and shut down of vine. and this morning, twitter was out of service across the u.s., europe and japan. the cause is unclear. some suspect it was the result of an attack. >>> today, the stock market took a huge leap. the dow gained almost 400 points. nasdaq up by 120. s & p adding 46. >> 25 years ago today, a pro basketball player changed the face of the fight against hiv and aids. >> because o

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a hiker, margot gershener, and her daughter phoebe ran into secretary clinton in the woods near her home in chappaqua, new york. god only knows how many times clinton smiled for the cameras on the campaign. but this one seems to be just for her. still ahead, meet the incoming lady of the house. and later, the most fun you'll ead. with lotion to soothe and softness to please. >>> january 20th america gets a new president and a new first lady. 46-year-old melania trump. michelle obama showed her around the white house residence today. mrs. trump was born in slovenia and became a u.s. citizen ten years ago. here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: melania trump will the only one to grow up in a communist nation, the former yugoslavia, and only the second born abroad in nearly 200 years. the former fashion model, who speaks five languages, will soon have to decide how to use her new platform, according to anita mcbride, who served laura bush. >> i think that she's given us a little bit of a hint of what she thinks she would like to work on, and that is the issue of social media with young child

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on "friends," phoebe said i like that song, elton john's song about tony danza. i said, what are you talking about? i have incredible experiences with this. i was in philadelphia, walking to a restaurant with a friend of mine and three young girls came up to me. i thought they wanted a picture. they got around me and they . they just started singing "oh how it feels so real." >> let's play the moment when "friends" told us what the lyrics were. >> best song ever was "the way we were." >> i think the one that elton john wrote for that guy on "who's the boss"? >> what song is that? >> "hold me close young tony danza ? >> that is amazing. special one to play. you performing, as long as i'm singing from your show, accou "standards and stories." ? ? >> in the show we try to pay homage to the guys who wrote the great songs like allen brant. people are obscure. >> everyone knows them. >> is music in your wheelhouse? your wheelhouse is television, film. seems like you don't have a wheelhouse, y have a whole car house? >> i always wanted to be a song and dance man. this i

phoebe, a third grader running and crying at the same time to greet her dad who she hasn't seen in stix months. he is stationed at langley air force base in virginia. he brought her a bouquet of flowers but just being at her dad's loving arms again seemed to be all she really wanted. what a wonderful surprise and a great veteran's day for dad and daughter. the gym erupted with applause as he on bended knee kov etted her as only a loving father can. it's a day to remember for them and all who witnessed it. happy veteran's day! no doubt littleeb father home but others do not. this is a good day to say thank you for those serving in the military. >> romona: you can just feel how close they are. >> mark: yes. >> harry: wonderful to see. >> mark: she was not going to let go of him any time soon. she had him around the neck. >> romona: thank you for cheering me up. the start of the show had me going on. so much going on in the country. falling, but pain can come with raking. how to avoid it. >>> and. >> tiffani: we are live on the floor of the fabulous food show. i have celebrity chef and mom

much of downtown portland was scrawled with the phoebe and dozens of windows were broken. a spokesman for portland resistance the group that organized the protest said the vandalism has nothing to do with members of his group. >>> or victims have come forward accusing a south bay nightclub promoter of sexual assault. he is now facing at least 19 felony counts of sexual assault. he was taken into custody on august 25 after a woman reported that she had been sexually assaulted by him back in july. since then, six more victims have contacted investigators and officials believe there are additional victims who still have not come forward. >>> in san francisco the historic presidio officers club set the scene for a veterans day celebration. civilians and veterans teamed up to feed the hungry. the project includes about 30 post 9/11 veterans who led teams of civilians to senior homes and food banks today where they served sandwiches to those who are less fortunate. >> veterans day to me is coming together as a group especially in the bay area, coming together as one and giving b

, i got to hug her, talk to her, and tell her one of my most proud moments as a mother was taking phoebe to go vote with me. >> that's awesome. >>> a former congressman indicted over a spending scandal. plus, donald trump wasn't the only one at the white house yesterday. the cleveland cavaliers also made an appearance. how the team celebrated their championship yesterday. those stories and a check on weather. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. >>> welcome back, everyone. former illinois congressman aaron schock has been indicted on 24 counts, including wire fraud and theft of government funds. 35-year-old schock, once considered a rising star in the republican party, resigned his house seat in march of 2015 amid a government inquiry. he came under scrutiny after reports alleged he spent tens of thousands of dollars to decorate his office in a style inspired by downton abbey. he said no one intend to break the law. ali? >> come on

lets talk to phoebe about that. polls close at 8:00 p.m.?> yes, but we want people to stay in line and make sure they cast their vote tonight. as long as they are in line after 8:00 p.m., they should be able to cast the vote as long as they are in line by 8:00. >> they can't be driving to the polls. >> be in line and make sure you get your vote counted. >> if you have any other questions again call our special election hot line here. staff of volunteers from the league of women voters, the number is 1-877-940-6222. guys back to you. >> i hear the phone ringing now nydia thank you. >> be sure to watch the election day coverage online at jim gardner and our panel of experts will be there to bring you live results as the races are called. you can find that at 6abc.com and the 6 abc news app it all started at 8:00 p.m. >> an 8-year-old girl in california, leading our big talkers today. she may not be old enough to vote in this election but is finding a way to show off her patriotism. kayla fields welding a fleg made of metal. remember she is 8 y

then he did this crazy, like -- [ laughter ] phoebe from "friends" run. that's fun. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's good. >> that's good for you. >> seth: now you -- some broadway shows are dark tomorrow because of the election. you are not. you're doing your show. >> no, we're -- we're going to be a distraction for a little while. >> seth: part of me is jealous because we are being preempted, so i have the whole day off. i feel like there's that election hole, you can feign into where you just got to watch it. >> want to come hang out? >> seth: are you happy? are you relieved you get out and do your job tomorrow and not have to be focusing every second? >> a little bit. i fear that there's going to be a lot of, like, talk, back stage, obviously. >> seth: yeah. >> there's going to be a lot of people, li like, on the big screen tv's in our basement. [ laughter ] it's going to be, like, surrounding us. >> seth: you just don't want to hear the audience. you don't want in the middle of the song and hear somebody go "pennsylvania's too close to call!" [ laughter

wrote "i got to hug her and talk to her and teller one of my proudest moments as a mother was taking phoebe to vote with her." funny day i can remember in a long ti. that's thing two. i was on l le night with seth meyers and normally th point we would play you the funny parts but it wasn't all that funny. but we had a really important discussion about what i think helped explain this election. called "twilight of the elites" which talked about a lot of this, strange way predict add lot of this and just mentioned distrust and there is a core distrust of the media, of our leaders, of even military leaders. like, there's -- what -- does that trust ever me bacack or is it lost? that't's in some ways the project, right? the project has to be building back up some of that very necessary trust. now, healthy distrust is good, right? learn that with the war in iraq or the financial crisis, right, i mean, the e was a lot of really smart authoritative people saying we got these models about housing derivatives and believe us, this is going to work. they were wrong. t when you sort of weaponize that di

after your special moment and with this precious baby phoebe, are you hopeful for this country?> yes, i have to be. because, look, things did not turn out the way that i expected or necessarily wanted but this is a wonderful country and i'm proud to be an american and, you know, did i vote for donald trump? no, but he is the president and i have to be hopeful that he will do as good a job as he can possibly do and that hopefully things don't fall apart, that's all i can do, i don't know enough about politics to make crazy judgment calls, all i know is that i'm -- i am hoping for the best and that's all i can do. i'm a mom of a beautiful little girl and i want her to grow up in a country that supports her and makes her feel like she can do anything. >> we all want that for everyone's little ones and for the rest of us, what a story you will get to tell her one day. margot, thank you so much for hopping on the phone, appreciate it. >> of course, thank you. >>> back to breaking news, busy day at trump tower, manhattan. what we're learning about the trump cabinet taking shape and wh

that was the solution, to phoebe cates. bobby: let me show you the success of the program. in 1966, a few more black people were elected. what happened by 1969 was that in california particularly, willie ground moved with miller and some others to get a hold of two, guys and nine or 10 of those liberal guys and they wrote a bill. it was for free breakfast and free lunch programs for all schools in the state of california. listen to this, just to build to ronald reagan. they sent it back to the state and told him to send it through the senate. they turned around and overrode his $4 million deduction and put the whole $5 million in and they did something similar. that is just one program. it gives you the example. that if you go for other types of programs and unite around the community, we always had voter registration going on. my party members, all of you, i commend you and i have always. i commend you and all of my speaking engagements. you begin some of the best grassroots community organizes and the world and you did this. you all do that. sister jones came up with the

>> hi, my name is phoebe and i am a proud member of all of us or none. and the director of the state and the pa s and the woman's after care and supportive services at city college and a program that i founded 12 years ago. and i am also the interim director of drug and alcohol studies at the city college. and i already gave you my letter for earnest, who i am supporting but i am actually speaking right now to support angela coleman, and i think that it is important with the genocide going on against the black people in san francisco right now that we recognize the importance of having a black woman or black women on the reentry council, it is not rocket science, look at who is going. and i am not going to take up more time. but i just really, really feel that the reentry council needs to take into fact that our black population is three percent and 85 percent of the jail population and i know this because i am on the reenvisioning the jail committee. and i think speaking to the genocide we need to address not only you know, obviously, i am talking about