and now sherman has the niner faithful in his corner.ng back to the city he spent 7 seasons...and brought a world championship to. --a lot of memories made with that franchise, but it wasn't the best of breakups... sherman wasn't re-signed this summer after suffering a season-ending achilles injury last year. -- this morning, the star corner...reflected on his time with the hawks.... and had some pointed words for quarterback and former teammate russell wilson "you just expect after you've done so much for a franchise that they wouldn't cut you went you're hurt. it's kind of more of a respect thing than anything, but they did so you've got to roll with the business, "you've seen through the years what russell is capable of doing." "yeh, i've also seen him throw five picks in a game so you see what he's capable on both sides of it, sp you understand that he can be defended. so you go outthere and give your team the best shot." next at 8. a mail carrier caught on camera tossing packages onto a porch. now

. >> reporter: but for chef shawn sherman, a member of the ogalala lacourta tribe. >> we're going to a little tobacco down first as a prayer and offering. >> reporter: foraging in the minnesota countryside. >> so this is milk weed. >> reporter: is like a spiritual return. >> that's a huge sunflower. >> we can actually cook that too. >> reporter: to a time when mative americans lived on the plants and animals that grew wild. >> you can steam, it boil it. >> reporter: across a country that was theirs. >> this is amazing. it's like a field of magic. >> yeah. it's a lot here. >> we're going to make a little bit of kind of a wild soup. >> reporter: sherman is on a mission, to celebrate and showcase native cuisine and give the past a future. >> you can throw a dart at a map of north america and wherever it lands is going to be culture, history, food, people, and flavor to play with right there. and so many stories to tell you can write a book. >> reporter: he's done just that. the sioux chef's indigenous kitchen. won this year's james beard award for best american cookbook. sherman spent a

--sherman going city he spent 7 seasons...and brought a world championship to. --a lot of memories made with that franchise, but it wasn't the best of breakups... sherman wasn't re-signed this summer after suffering a season-ending achilles injury last year. -- this morning, the star corner...reflected on his time with the hawks.... and had some pointed words for quarterback and former teammate russell wilson "you just expect after you've done so much for a franchise that they cut you went you're hurt. it's kind of more of a respect thing than anything, but they did so you've got to roll with the business, "you've seen through the years what russell is capable of doing." "yeh, i've also seen him throw five picks in a game so you see what he's capable on both sides of it, sp you understand that he can be defended. so you go outthere and give your team the best shot." the silver and black...playing a kansas city chiefs team that's been scary good this year... 9-and-2, best in the afc. --they've replaced alex smith...with an mvp

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wendy sherman, john heilman, thank you for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >>> when we come back, steve kornacki will skroin us with the n -- join us with the new election results. what they mean for the president, how much the president has lost in the congress in these elections. needles. essential for pine trees, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor cert

many of you may know during the american civil war this was a plantation, and general sherman use this as his headquarters in the battle of atlanta because it's on high ground here in atlanta. it's from this location that he led his troops to savannah and eventually brings an end to the civil war. is especially important with the book, the war outside of my window, because it's a georgia boy who is chronicling the civil war. janet kroon has a bachelors degree in political science, modern european history from the university of illinois. she has a masters degree in international studies from the university of daytona. i think the really neat thing is, she has taken this diary, which the library of congress calls a real treasure, and really made it available for all of us to enjoy and learn from. please join me in welcoming janet kroon. >> thank you very much. i have been working with this young man in his diary for a little over a year. i have come to fall in love with this kid. i have been a high school teacher for almost 20 years. originally i saw the article about him and his diary o

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sherman on russell wilson. >> don't have relationship. teammate time in theals,pe sci franchise.en him throw seven picks one time. he can be defended. go out there, give your team best shot. >> nothing especial. >>> saints and cowboys. dakprescott, zeke elliott, untouched. scrimmage. 10-0 dallas. amari cooper. but loose, fumble, underneath but didn't ball. highest scoring offense in the league shut down. drew brees, my fantasy quarterback, thanks for the points, bud. saints win streak is over, dallas is four in a row. >>> hockey players are tough and nice. bruins and islanders, big hit in neutral zone, crushes krejci, lost a tooth, former teammate boychuk goes to other bench to return it to rightful owner. tooth fairy. sponsored well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for data. or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy,

sherman on russell wilson. >> don't have relationship. teammates, special time in the franchise. also seen him throw seven picks one time. he can be defended. go out there, give your team best shot. >> nothing especial. cowboys. dak prescott, zeke elliott, untouched. 136 yards from scrimmage. 10-0 dallas. amari cooper. but loose, fumble, underneath but didn't recover for some reason. kind of dazed there. saints get the ball. highest scoring offense in the league shut down. drew brees, my fantasy quarterback, thanks for the points, bud. saints win streak is over, dallas is four in a row. >>> hockey players are tough and nice. bruins and islanders, big hit neutral zone, crushes krejci, lost a tooth, former teammate boychuk rn it to rightful owner. tooth fairy. ♪ thats''gillettele it goes on clear and keeps you fresh all day. and it doesn't leave white marks on your shirt. gillette clear gel antiperapirs.nt >>> appreciate your time. >> on >> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >> a school yard bully goes viral after attacking a young refugee. leadintog h cons

and 49er richard sherman talks about his return this sunday to seattle ...former teammate russell wilson... mark has his thoughts... coming up (pam) lots to talk about in the sports world tonight... (ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. didn't think we'd be saying this during the year... warriors facing the toronto raptors, who have the best record in the league. --quick update from the north. at last check score is 85-77 toronto in the 3rd. raptors shot 64-percent from the fiel in the first half... and the warriors trailed by as many as 18. no steph curry or draymond green in the lineup. full highlights later tonight. to the 49ers-- it wasn't too long ago that niner fans couldn't stand watching richard sherman. after all, he was the one that tipped the seahawks into the super bowl... and then ate a thanksgiving meal on the field at levi's. but now, he's in the red and gold... and the niner faithful are on his side going to seattle. --even though the niners are 2-and-9, you can't downplay a division showdown at centurylink field. --sherman going back

if so they wasn't a richard sherman fan in the first place. >> sherman will get the chance to lineupt plenty of familiar faces this sunday against his former teammate doug baldwin. as the saying goes, get your popcorn ready. >> i don't know. they are a lot older now so you want to say they are mature, right? he is not going to get a pick. i won't let him get a pick. if he gets a pick then he is going to say something. if i get a pickly say something to him. >> sherman will fire back tomorrow. you know he would love to get his first interception of the season this sunday. >> good night. >> that is a huge fish. >> and our catch of the day goes to mike and i'm going to guess this pronounce uation is right. -- pronunciation is right. its the second marlin in the same week from the same destination. the picture was sent by his dad. you think you can do better? send us your fishing pictures. >>> coming up in our next half hour an ambitious plan th new ballpark. but this modern water front stadium is just part of it. the transformation in store. >>> bay area politicians fight for top leader

sherman was asked about wilson's ability to extend plays and had this response. >> yeah. i've also seen him throw five picks in a game. so you see what he's capable of on both sides of it. you understand that he can be defended. >> reporter: what is your relationship? >> i don't really have a relationship with russell. we're teammates. we played during a very special time for the franchise. >> i remember bill walsh used to say never give the opposition bulletin board material. sherman just did. >>> the raiders have a rivalry game of their own sunday when the high powered chiefs come to town. oakland is a 15-point underdog. >> we know what the point spread is and we know what we're up against. we're anxious to compete. >> kansas city's explosive offense led by that man, patrick mahomes, thrown 37 touchdowns this season, the most in the nfl. while the raiders have yet to face mahomes on the field, jon gruden has seen plenty of him on film. >> his overall skill set is sickening. it really is. he's double jointed. he can throw the ball from any platform possible and he's got

sherman showed up at his court appearance here to show his support. he said deep down foster is a good guy, but he said his rough childhood helped contribute to his current problems. >> disappointed. disappointed. i think everybody. he is a great kid. it's unfortunate that the situation keeps coming up. i'm sorry to hear that it happened. you haed hate te to see it. you wish the best for the kid. everybody was doing their part to make sure he stayed on the right track, and he was working hard. he knew what he had to do, and it's just unfortunate that this situation keeps coming up. >> sherman adds the 49ers did have to release foster because foster repeatedly put the team in a compromising situation. >>> in san jose, an alleged hit-and-run driver accused of killing a woman has been arrested thanks to good samaritans. police say a 50-year-old woman was crossing the street near capital expressway and silver creek road when ubaldo montaras hit her and drove off. the accident happened before 10:00 last night. but two other drivers were able to follow muno

sherman, part of the legion of boom.d a super bowl title. there's always been rumors about a feud between the seattle defense and the struggling offense of the seahawks. sherman was asked about his relationship with his former quarterback russell wilson. >> i don't really have a relationship with russell. we were teammates, we played during a special time for the franchise. i've seen him throw five picks in a game. you see what he's capable of on both sides of the game. he can be defended. so you give your team the best shot. >> i have no relationship with him! the a's held a two-hour hoopen e house this afternoon. team president dave cavel says with the raiders and warriors moving, they want to create something special. >> we have a great sense of responsibility for what that means for this city, and we're going to do everything we can to bring this privately financed stadium to life here in oakland, and it's going to be an amazing and exciting journey. >> and they are optimistic. the stanford women's volleyball team we

let me bring in shake sherman f -- jake sherman.ant to call our viewers and listeners on sirius satellite radio, i want to call their attention to this cnn poll. it shows that democratic voters are almost evenly split over whether pelosi should be speaker. 44% say pelosi is the best choice, 46% saying they would prefer a different democrat. here's the thing, in the upper chamber chuck schumer loses a seat or two, no one's calling for chuck schumer's head. democrats pick up 35 seats and you've got a significant number of people saying nancy pelosi shouldn't be the speaker. why is that? >> that's a good question. republicans have spent hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars over the last decade or so beating up on nancy pelosi in campaigns around the country. i was on the road for almost all of october, and every single place i went nancy pelosi was a campaign issue that republicans had introduced into the race. if you talk to nancy pelosi's supporters and i'm sure mr. clyburn would agree with this, that some of the animus towar

and 7:36:0y shadow on the sidewalk and the street on sherman street. we do not, we barely effect the park, it's 0.4% over the area so we'll add a small amount. >> thank you. any public comment in support of the project? >> go ahead. >> sure. i'm totally in support of this project. i am the former executive director of west bay. i led the airport to install the bronze plaque that commemorates the victory and we installed it in the front gate. he is a good friend of mine. in 2005 she was my grandp grande festival. and i must tell you, ladies and gentlemen, if she was a live today she would laugh at this notion that we are going to prevent housing because this shadows that are being found in her park. i watch the filipino community decimated because the lack of housing in san francisco. i tracked the senses from 1960 when we have 12,600 filipinos in san francisco and everything 10 years we were growing at the rate of 10,000 filipinos every census we were growing until the 2010. we nose-dived and we lost 4,000 filipinos. since then we still have filipinos

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sherman and the late richard b.st the right spirit. >> with tunes that catchy and well-crafted in our heads, it's only fitting that the two songwriters hand-picked by director rob marshall for "mary poppins returns" are two of the biggest poppins fans in town and up for the challenge. >> i honestly didn't know what i was going to do if we didn't get it. am i going to move to a hut on a desert island? >> what was the moment like? >> fantastic. but then you have to write it. >> yeah. >> they are tony and grammy award-winning songwriters. their clever songs powering the hit musical "hairspray." ♪ you can't stop the beat >> so, you get the job, and what happens next? ♪ once you're past the panic and fear -- >> we are? >> imagine for us sitting down to write a new "mary poppins" movie and thinking, how do we try to compare to those guys? and eventually you have to stop thinking about that, or the fear will incapacitate you. >> the duo started on the right note, spending months working out musical ideas with the performer

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chris sherman from the soer associated press. >>> i want to bring in our panel, aaron banco. great to have you with us. let me begin with you, if i may. what is the significance of what we were talking about earlier, this attempted deal between the government of mexico, the incoming government of mexico and the trump administration? when you juxtapose it with the images coming out right now of the border between the u.s. and mexico? >> for all the talk we have of domestic constitutional crises, we are now seeing a crisis of international law, international treaties, international convention. in closing this border and denying any access to refugees or asylum seekers to even be heard, the united states is setting itself up to have a claim launched against it in the international criminal court. this action taken today of closing the world's busiest border goes against the convention on refugees and their rights in which it had clearly stated that any country that is signed on to the convention which the united states has owes asylum seekers and refugees administrative access,

, crow marched >> wendy sherman, crow marched in that womens march the day after the trump inauguration where the resistance physically formed and joined together in the streets for the first time. the resistance won the house of representatives last night. >> it was really extraordinary, lawrence. and i agree with john, this is what history is going to write about. and i was talking to former senator barbara mccullsky who i had the honor of running her campaign for the u.s. senate. 32 years ago she became the first democratic senator ever elected in her own right. and she joined the single other u.s. senator nancy castbound in the senate. people said at the time the toga didn't come in a size 4 petite. and she said i'm a 25-year overnight success, and this is what senators are going to look like. and we saw that in large numbers last night with enormous diversity to boot. veterans, moms, business women, folks who have been in elective office before, folks who had not been before. the gender gap in the democratic party is quite large. i think it's a testament as we face the 100th women

sherman says they were never buddies...when he plays in seattle for the first time as a 49er. toronto fans are going nuts over the raptors beating the warriors.. we're contenders!!! chill out, golden state is still playin without curry.. without green and they haven't even added boogie to the mix yet. and you "barely" beat us... 131-128... here's k-d sending it to overtime.. with an amazing corner three.. right over kawi leonard.. and drakes like: what??? hold the phone!!!! durant was on fire: 51 points but when it was over, it wasn'st enough: the warriors needed just 3 more. but no hard feelings. look at this.. durant takes his sweaty shirt off and hands it to drake as a parting gift. because the warriors are good sports.. and they'll take the shirt off their back for a friend.. even for a friend who heckles them from the sidelines. ( darya ) k-d will give you the shirt off his back.. and steph will give you his shoes! remember that little napa girl i told you about yesterday who wrote steph, asking why don't they sell cur

sherman says they were never buddies...9er. toronto fans are going nuts over the raptors beating the warriors.. we're contenders!!! chill out, golden state is still playin without curry.. without green and they haven't even added boogie to the mix yet. and you "barely" beat us... 131-128... here's k-d sending it to overtime.. with an amazing corner three.. right over kawi leonard.. and drakes like: what??? hold the phone!!!! durant was on fire: 51 points but when it was over, it wasn'st enough: the warriors needed just 3 more. but no hard feelings. look at this.. durant takes his sweaty shirt off and hands it to drake as a parting gift. because the warriors are good sports.. and they'll take the shirt off their back for a friend.. even for a friend who heckles them from the sidelines. ( darya ) k-d will give you the shirt off his back.. and steph will give you his shoes! remember that little napa girl i told you about yesterday who wrote steph, asking why don't they sell curry 5's for girls? well he wrote her back and gave

joining us now is wendy sherman.a former undersecretary of state for one of one of america's top ranking diplomats. she is author of "lessons from the heart." ambassador sherman, it's god to have you here. >> it's great to be here. i understand as much as the next newspaper reader understands about this, can you give us insight into why the trump administration might be doing what they're doing here? >> i think the trump administration had this theory. it wasn't something like this. if we can create an alliance with saudi arabia, israel, the united arab emirates we can get together with israel and make sure that we get a middle east peace agreed, jared kushner's famous plan that we're all waiting to see, and we can all work together to push iran back out of the region. after all, i did what the saudis wanted me to do, what israel wanted me to do. i got rid of that bad obama iran nuclear deal that maybe stopped nuclear weapons, but it was no obama deal. we should get rid of that. make israel happy and then they will c

one former west wing staffer told gabriel sherman at vanity fair, quote, this is level of insanity i've never seen before. now, just pause and imagine what that insanity level must be like. a new one they've never seen before. previous presidents who have lost congressional seats in mid-term elections all immediately went to work trying to figure out how to win those voters back for their own upcoming re-election campaigns but not donald trump. he just goes to a new level of insanity, according to a trump insider. and that insanity includes melania trump. she is donald trump's third wife and the only one of donald trump's wives to push him around publicly, and she did it at the peak of donald trump's power, the peak of the power in donald trump's life. she wasn't just pushing donald trump the real estate guy around, she was pushing around the president of the united states when she had her staff make a public statement yesterday that melania trump believes that deputy national security advisor mira, quote, no longer deserves the honor of serving in this white house. that was melania tru

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this shift in sherman percentage. platform. this is d.w. news live for good and one day left before u.s. sanctions hit major sector of or sectors of iran's economy thousands of iranians rally in the streets of tehran marking the fortieth anniversary of the u.s. embassy takeover we'll look at how the new sanctions are impacting people's lives there also coming up. the husband of andi a baby has pleaded for international help to escape the angry mobs that want want to see his family did this after pakistan's supreme court unanimously acquitted baby of blasphemy charges political correspondent close to the case. and devastation in italy as storms and flooding killed more people rescue divers an emergency teams are still looking to save the lives of people holding on for part. time rebecca races welcome to the show tens of thousands of iranians are taking part in anti-american demonstrations in cities across the country the rallies are being held to mark the takeover of the u.s. embassy in tehran thirty nine years ago they also come as the popu

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staff writer for the hill, sean sullivan, congressional reporter for the "washington post" and gabe sherman, special correspondent for "vanity fair" and an msnbc contributor. melanie, you first here. the congressman also said that protecting mueller's probe is a top priority and you're writing about that in your laste elates. what are democrats doing to keep it protected? >> a couple things. and they're not waiting until janua january. there's urgency to protect the mueller probe so nancy pelosi organized an emergency conversation with rank-and-file democrats and leaders of these investigative committees to talk about their next steps and they're talking about attaching protections to a must-pass spending bill for a few agencies so that could be a big fight and could lead to a shutdown if they demand that. >> they're sent letters demanding critical documents are preserved and if documents are destroyed that would be a crime. on the senate side they're talking about suing the trump administration over the whitaker appointment. it's still in the early stages but that's another example of the

i want to bring in jake sherman, senior writer at "politico," msnbc capitol hill correspondent, garrett haake as well. you heard senator warner there. is there a sense of outrage on the hill this morning? >> reporter: a victory here for the senate and house investigations here who now feel like they've got a little bit of teeth. you have to see this, i think, as a good day for all of the investigations into the russia interference angle here because now there are witnesses and their future witnesses know there will be consequences, potentially severe ones for coming in and trying to lie, even in closed-door sessions, even just with staff as was the case with this michael cohen interview. i've talked to a number of lawmakers on the senate side who have made exactly that point, including richard burr, the chairman of the senate intel committee, and on the house side adam schiff has been out for quite a while the ranking democrat, on the house intel committee saying he believes there were witnesses who lied to that committee in their investigation over the last year, and you're any of thos

sherman said deep down inside moster is a good guy. he said foster had a rough childhood and it played a role in his current problems. >> i'm disappointed. disappointed. i think everybody is. he's a great kid. you know, it's unfortunate this situation keeps coming up. i'm sorry to hear it happened, you know, it's just you hate to see it. you wish the best for the kid and everybody was doing their part, you know, to make sure he stayed on the right track. he was working hard. it's just unfortunate this situation keeps coming up. >> richard said he understands the 49ers decision to release foster because he repeatedly put the team in a comprising situation. we'll be following the story both on-air and online. download our free nbc bay area app for the latest updates. you can tune in to today in the bay tomorrow morning. coverage starts at 4:30. >>> to the microclimate weather coverage. thanksgiving weekend comes to a close. the conditions are calmer. >> they are now but things are ramping up. storms are on theay our way. >> yeah. we're w

coming home time for richard sherman, who used to be public enemy number one for 49er fans, especiallylcolm smith interception. the 49ers have not been seattle in seattle since 2011. richard sherman trying to get back at the team who got rid of them as soon as the famous injury. >> it is unfortunate, you know? it is just unfortunate that it had to come to an end the way that it did. you expect after you have done so much for a franchise that you would not be cut when you are hurt. is a respect thing more than anything. but you have to roll with the business. >> sergeant carter was actually -- yet the answers they do not know. patrick mahoney is going to be at the oakland coliseum this sunday against the raiders leading the kansas city chiefs and. today, he was in the suburb out in kansas city doing great things in his community. check it out. >> one, two, three! look behind you! >> that is so precious! they did not know he was there, and the kansas city quarterback has been a sensation on the field this year. a surprise holiday party for some kids in the community, give them $125 shopp

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i want to bring in brad sherman, a member of the foreign affairs committee. i know just a short time ago, senate leadership and foreign relations committee staff requested and all senators briefing on jamal khashoggi. likely happening next week when congress is back from thanksgiving break. more answers to come. first, your reaction? >> it's pretty clear that the cia report indicates that the crown prince order to this brutal murder, it's also clear that there are many worse things that are happening in the middle east by both saudi arabia and its friends and the enemies of saudi arabia. i think khashoggi is getting a lot of attention, in large part because he was part of the foreign policy establishment, known as a person by the u.s. foreign policy establishment here in washington, but we need to focus on the use of food deprivation in the war in yemen by both sides. the idea of trying to starve your enemy is a war crime. i know it's gone on for thousands of thousands of years in the middle east but it's not the way to conduct. >> melissa: it's becoming a hi

sherman spent seven seasons with the seahawks. it ended when he was cut last march.coming off a win against the panthers and they are still in the mix for a playoff spot. you can see that game sunday at 1 pm right here on ktvu box 2. >>> the raiders will try to slow down kansas city, one of the hottest teams in the nfl, on sunday. the chiefs play the raiders at the coliseum. the chiefs have a very explosive offense. it will be hard for jon gruden's defense to stop them. right now the odd makers have the chiefs as 15 point favorites. >>> today the pac-12 championship is coming to the south bay. that's the first of two big college football games this weekend. >> frank is here to build up the college football season. >> i know what i'm doing tonight and i know where i will be tomorrow. i'm watching some football with the rest of the bay area. bay area college football fans will love it. the big game two weeks later because of the smoky skies. that's tomorrow at 12. the pac-12 title game is tonight and they will play that at levi's stadium. number 11 washington will meet

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richard sherman spent seven years with the seahawks but it ended when they cut him last march. seattle is coming off a big win against the panthers. they are still in the mix for a playoff spot you can watch the game sunday at 1:00 right here on ktvu. >>> the raiders will try to slow down one of the hottest teams in football on sunday. the 90 type in 2 kansas city chiefs plated 2-9 raiders at the coliseum. the chiefs have one of the most explosive offense so far this year. it will be hard for jon gruden's defense. right now the oddsmakers have the chiefs as 15 point favorites to win. >>> let's check in with sal . hopefully an easier commute for most of us on this friday morning without that heavy rain. >> i would say you are right. yesterday was not optimal. today is better. two things we have going on. it's friday and volume is lighter and it's not raining like it was yesterday. let's go to the gilroy super commute and talk about northbound 101 coming up from gilroy to san jose. there is some slow traffic here and there but for the most part we are off to a nice start and it l

. >> richard sherman was a revered player. now he's going back to seattle.s take on the team. he said he's still a little upset. >> you just expect after you've done so much for a franchise that they wouldn't cut you where you hurt. >> kickoff, by the way, is at 1:00. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he. this is like winning the super bowl -- for chefs. take a look... >>> imagine getting this phone call. it literally changed her life. >> like winning the super bowl for chefs. take a look. do you think they're excited? >> i think so. >> congratulations to domonique. she becomes the first u.s. c

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volunteers from the cheesecakeo fa prepared the meals and served them at the sherman avenue community center in northwest d.c. roasted turkey and of course the world famous pumpkin cheesecake. >> if you didn't catch this at year'snal dog show, here's the new winner. whiskey the whippet won best in show. had he claimed the cup and enjoyed as victory meal a well. this is the 17th year for the national dog ishow. ever know what the judges are looking at. >> he doesn't look as weird as some of them. some of them it's halike, kind of dog do you have? okother thanksgiving day parade in the millions of people gathered to watch the floats and performances. yesterday wound up being the coldest thanksgivg day parade ever. some floats were almost grounded due to the strong winds. eventually the weather calmed down. >> those floats are so cute. >> i was watching al and savannah. >> they had heaters, you know. h th some heaters. i don't know howell they would work under those. conditio i felt bad for the performers. >> the mean girls, they hadts shn and stuff when they were doing their little perf

sherman spent seven seasons with the seahawks but it all ended when he was cut last march.e is coming off a pretty big win and are still in the mix for a playoff spot. . . >>> the raider will try to slow down kansas, kansas city one of the hottest teams in football on sundayen the 9-2 chiefs play the 2-9 raid are at the coliseum. chiefs have an explosive offense this career it will be a difficult task for the defense. the vegas odds makers have the chiefs as 15 point favorites. >>> from the field to the court, golden state warriors head to detroit to play the pistons after losing to toronto in ot. >> they are over the limit too. they are not going to. >> phenomenal game. the warriors erasing an 18- point did he have at this time sáeut to force that overtime. he put up 51 points last night but still, toronto won 131-128. steph curry expected to play tomorrow night in detroit after missing the past two weeks because of a freon injury. >> a young point guard way lot of girl power is sparking change at a big corporation. she did it way happened written letter to steph curry. >>

i'm joined by kimberly at kins, washington bureau cheer and jamaica sherman, senior -- jake sherman, senior writer. and seth richardson, political reporter, thank you all for being here. and kimberly, i know you have been reporting on the state of play in texas, what are you seeing and hearing that could maybe change the game enough to swing this thing in beto o'rourke's favor or if ted cruz can stay ahead. >> the interest is you have a place like deep red texas and you have someone there who's making a really competitive bid against a long time congressman. it speaks to the way the politics in the state are changing and the politics in the whole nation is changing. one thing that's different in this race that you see in some others. beto o'rourke is taking the approach of making the race bigger than one person, bigger than ted cruz and that's a way that has been inspiring, galvanized report and that's kwhi we have -- why we have this 20/20 question pop up. at the same time, there were difficulties in texas where the latino vote is very important. we have seen the democrats there sor

it will be richard sherman's first time in the northwest as a visiting player. let's say he is not sending any christmas cards to russell wilson. >> i don't really have a relationship with russell. we are teammates and we play. >> speaking of relationships, it's obvious that jon gruden has peaked at the numbers. >> we are concentrating on getting better. we know what the pointspread is. we know what we are up against and we are inches to compete. >>> we will be right back. what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile you'll pay even less for data. one gig a or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >>> in the morning we will have traffic and weather information for you. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> i do believe i've read every piece of intelligence unless it's come in in the la

gabe sherman is a special correspondent for "vanity fair" and an msnbc contributor. and alexis is a political reporter with axios. kevin, i want to start with you, get a sense of where we are at this point. i'm setting up the temporal parameters. let's look at the travel schedule for the president. he's in georgia today. tomorrow it's ohio, indiana, and missouri. a trifecta, three campaign stops in one day. what does that tell you about how he sees this election? >> it's interesting where he's not going. he's not going to arizona, which i think is remarkable given that his closing argument has really been all about immigration. but in terms of ohio, just the importance there. but look, i mean, if you look at georgia in particular, i think that you could have a situation where that could be the dominant headline of the midterm elections, potentially on wednesday morning, especially if she wins the governorship and you've got oprah who's literally going door to door down there. the bottom line is the president is making a case on immigration, and a lot of the democrat

has got the latest on this from correspondent chris sherman who joins us from to you want to welcome chris this incident does seem to have taken the border guards completely by surprise did it. well for some weeks now the u.s. border officials have been reinforcing the areas around the port of entry and at the fence and in fact yesterday when the peaceful demonstration. did arrive to the border fence there were border patrol agents in maybe a dozen vehicles there waiting for them. and so how is t. want to coping with thousands of people arriving in town like this it's been tense the mayor made some comments last week went so far as to say that the migrants weren't welcome here and this is always been a city of migrants. but it it's a lot it's so many people to receive all at one time the shelter that they opened for them at a sports complex was planned for at most fifteen hundred people there are now more than five thousand people there you know they're practically sleeping on top of each other it's it's not good conditions and the how of u.s. authorities has responded to the critici

exclusives three days and nights aboard the "ussoremost sherman."in and crew, sub hunters. senior naval officer stress the u.s. is now engaged in the fourth batt of the atlantic following world war i, world war ii and the cold war. eawn this ladder nr ndhe ship's bow are the eyesars of the destroyer. het's here in the sonar room wre a sub is detected and the hunt begins. inside w allowed to film a secret world. teams girding for gh takes hide-and-seek beneath the waves. the lieutenant malia montgomery runs what is called combat acoustics. >> russia has a lot more submarines with a lor more stealth capabilities. >> reporter: how silent can they get? >> they can be verqu t and go for long periods of time without us being able to track them. >> reporter: locating ng and identifs sonar tech jillian wendland eats b. i personally like to think of them as snakes, not necessarily in a bad way because notll snakes are poisonous. >> reporter: but some are? >> some are. >> reporter: listening for russian subs from sonar buoys dropped from choppers. on the brid