. >> the man who survived a sha attack while speer fishing as a friend records t whole thing on video. >>> a stash they couldn't dream of. >>> the cosmic controversy over a work of art due to be launched intospace. just who should have access to the heavens? >>> good evening, the thousands of migras at the u.s./mexico border are the focus of a potential new policy that could up end the way sigh lem seekers enter the united states. nbc news has confirmed with two trump administration sources that a deal with mexico's incoming president would keep migrants i mexico while their asylum claims were decided. if it comes to be, this would be a major change in the way the u.s. deals with those trying to enter its southern border. hans nichols is in tijuana tonight. housandsrter: tsf central american migranre stalled at the tijuana border. another possible a new deal between mexico and the u.s. that would keep these migrants in mexico.a process that could take months, even years. mexico's government denies any such ag ement. the trump administration is not confirming it either, a spokesperson

he was speer fishing, in the bahamas this summer. a friend recording their adventure, when a shark heads directly toward krause. charging at the back of his head and neck. >> shark, shark, shark! >> it must have been a terrifying experience? >> i felt a huge impact on my head and my neck. and so i didn't process that it was a shark bite until i got to the surface. >> you all right? >> shark, shark, shark. >> friends finally got him to safety. he was out of danger, but in shock, and bleeding. >> i could see a lot of blood around me, that was starting to pool up. so i was nervous that my time was up. >> krause shared the video on thanksgiving, saying this holiday he's more grateful than ever. >> it reminds me that god's in control, that you can't plan for something like this. i think it's given me a new perspective on how i want to live the rest of my life. >> gratitude for surviving a life changing encounter, living to tell his tale. lucy kafanov, nbc news. >>> it's gotten little attention, but one of the season's major hurricanes is

i ran at wheel of the plane, tried to pretend i was dead. >> ryan was killed in ambush, speer was shotive times. went to investigate abuse and claims of people held without he drinking cyanide. >> still grieve. children were murdered. parents were murdered. >> has a book. nbc bay area news. >> organizers are trying to get memorial erected on fillmore street to honor the people who died. >>> in napa, a tribute to one of the victims of thousand oaks shooting. gathered to celebrate the life. public memorial in packed gymnasium at vintage high school. full of music, prayer, healing and tearful remembrances. >> alena was kind, humble and witty. gave the best hugs. although they were kind of awkward because she had these long arms, she's a tall girl. >> celebration was streamed live on facebook, private funeral was held on thursday. one of 12 people kill bid marine corps veteran in thousand oaks. >>> why down payment on next home, they haves could take your home and vanish. not a hypothetical. >> it's real. cindy, alicia and maria, each lost tens of thousands of dollars. fbi has warned the r

been trying for a very long time to learn from i knew it were in the period where anti semitism seems speer on the rise over the last ten years the number of under semitic attacks remained fairly steady at about fifteen hundred a year according to german interior ministry but now seems to be only up to what do you make of germany ninety seven to them in the year twenty two. while they have been various cases fail that have been widely reported on and that have made german politicians very much aware of what they're describing is that rising anti semitism here in germany and in fact gerges have been trying to react to this rising on these images and one of the concrete examples is for example germany's first anti semitism commission which is whose task precisely with dealing with these kinds of issues were new when it comes to education in schools when it comes to integration all these things are incredibly important here in germany and those are elements that are being widely discussed this issue of rising anti-semitism in the country thomas sparrow in central berlin thank you. and we'll ta

everything from caucus chair to speer designee to vice chair of the democratic policy and communications committee. all of that will go on over the next day and may even creep into tomorrow morning. host: tell us about the process, little bit more specifically, on the ballots themselves does one get to be able to write in none of the above or write in a candidate that's not listed on the ballot? congressman israel: sure. my election is on a specific race, let's say it's speaker designee, you know, there would be -- in this case it will be nancy pelosi. there are some who will write in others. there are some who will not vote. the fact of the matter is nancy pelosi is likely to emerge from this election, which will occur fairly early in the process today, with about 2/3 of the caucus. each candidate or each leadership position requires a vote. there are little slips of paper. the candidates are listed. you check one box. in the case i explained earlier, somebody decided to check both boxes. or you can write somebody in. then all of those slips of papers, all those ballots gets counted. af

joining me now is jackie speer. jonestown and other dramatic events in her consequen c consequential life in a new book. congresswoman, i get emotional just talking to you about this. we talked quite a while earlier today. think back, you were suspicious. you had so many premonitions. you wrote a letter to your parents saying that if something happened to you, that you were sustained by the love that they had raised you with and with a p.s. saying that there was an insurance policy. >> of $1,000 at the credit union, a life insurance policy. i had premonitions, but i was also a young professional staff member who was a woman in congress, that was new. and there was another staff member from the committee that was going. and i thought if i didn't go, i would be setting women back. and so i made the trip. even though my instincts told me that it was dangerous. >> you told me that the night before this all happened, you were already hearing from people, in fact don harris our damage are a man, te cameraman, tell me what

. >> the man who survived a sha attack while speer fishing as a friend records t whole thing on video. >>> a stash they couldn't dream of. >>> the cosmic controversy over a work of art due

jake: he'll be empowered and he's a close ally of nancy pelosi and if she's speer of th house, that's someone to keep an eye on. the intelligence committee has turned from being a place where bipartisanship was i the d.n.a. to another battleground between the parties with very partisan members -- devin nunes of califoia who has protected the president and gone to great lengths t protect the president and adam schiff who has gone to lengths tohe antagonize president so that's what this will be about. robert: we talked about cabinet officials coming up to capitol hill but it could be members of the family. ivanka trump, her email use under scrutiny. she could be cal up, as well. lisa: the idea that ivanka trump who spent years of reading stories about hillary clinton's use private email is now conducting her affairs for the government using private email is something democrats are putting me about but this together for the show today, this is a political and c cultural momening together and a choice for democrats going into this because the country says they want less toxicity. that's w

>> the man who survived a shark attack while speer fishing, as a friend records the whole thing on videoey couldn't dream of. what they found inside a storage locker that was auctioned off for just a few hundred dollars.

ryan, speer of the house of repsentatives the speaker pro teor the prar will bferey the guest cplain, elliott of the u.s. air force, arlington cemetery here in arlington, virginia. the chaplain: let's pray. father, i pray that you will bestow your divine wisdom upon those gathered here today as they are faced with a monumental responsibility to decide how to lead our nation and its people. may this assembled body be an example of one who keeps the weight of this responsibility forever in the forefront of their mind so that their decisions will impact our nation in positive ways for all our generations. as we raise up the foundation of laws to govern us now, may we be called the repair of the breach and the restore of homes to people everywhere. let us always remain a country that stands for righteousness, freedom, and truth and may the life from this nation continue to shine forth as a beacon of hope, showing what the power of god's love can produce. thank you for listening to our petition here today and for the blessings that you have made and will make abundant throughout this great

. >> speer: it was an option route -- n an option route in terms of working as a linebacker, but he could have into a wheel route, and he just misread it. you need to get your head around quick and turn it in, and he .ust made a poor re he it instantly. >> tim 3rd & 10. whenhey have had success moving the sticks in these situations, they look to the tight end, wilson. and they try, but that ball deflected at the line of scrimmage pair they wanted to go fourtheb wilson, and it is he was there, too. >> spencer: i think troy dye may be got his handn the ball. as coa kelly looks on, it is a hybr role. it shouldn't be surprised if he can get his hand on it, he is athletic, and that is whye's playing position. >> tim: they have been difference makers on the defens defense. given up a lot of yards, but they have made a big plays totsw down. we will wait for the c from chssricos ilai p im mb the previous spot, replay fourth down. >> tim: the old push-off. open, mayot tagged foromimes he e will split the .ifferyosee him settling down, n really didn't have to go that far. he could have just settlen

was lee harvey oswald part of a speers? -- conspiracy? this is walter cronkite. good night. >> this has been the second of the series, a cbs news inquiry, the warren report. >> this broadcast has been produced under the supervision and control of cbs news. >> this weekend on reel america on american history tv, the 1967 special news series, the cbs news inquiry, the warren report anchored by walter cronkite answering questions on john f. kennedy's assassination. >> oswald is brought into the basement of the building and transported to the jail. then in full sight of million s of television viewers, a man named jack ruby surges through harvey d and shoots lee oswald dead. >> next we talk with the president of the western history association which held its annual meeting in san antonio, texas. he describes current areas of study for western historians and how the field of native american history has changed over the past decade. his is about 12 minutes. steve: joining us from san antonio is a history professor at arizona state university, a graduate of the universi

. >> reporter: tommy speer owns three lots and knows a lot about trees.easiest way to tell is you grab the branch and pull on it and if any needles come off at all, the tree is dry. >> reporter: these trees come from oregon hand picked a couple days ago about as fresh as you can get and expensive. a 6-foot noble is $91. a 10-foot silver tipped is $262 while a tabletop will set you back $27. lot manager nate barron says prices are going up because some growers are switching crops, thus reducing the supply. >> the farmers up there are growing marijuana now and not growing christmas trees anymore. >> reporter: marijuana is more lucrative than christmas trees. >> i guess so. >> marijuana is one of them. another one they're doing now is almonds. >> reporter: whatever the supply issues, people want these high end hand cut trees. >> is this ridiculous or what? we're in the rain in pajamas looking for christmas trees? >> reporter: perhaps. in emeryville, don ford, kpix5. >> that should be her tradition. i like that. >> every year in pjs and on tv. >> and on tv. t

douglas haig, future force commander and lieutenant winston churchill, it was an empire 50,000 rifle and speer slowing attacked the troops. these ended the battle, within the space of five hours the strongest and best army raised against the european power was dispersed with hardly any difficulty. 16,000 were wounded, the british suffered 48 they fatalities. it was a weapon which was especially for the foe. by the time the atlantic monthly article appeared, it had terrified civil liezed those out ofized those out of their saddles. the list of flash points that could have united a european fire storm before 1914 were mostly unfamiliar to the subscribers, france and england, italy, italy and turkey and triply, england and portugal, france and spain, germany and france, and the world. although the great war didn't start in 1898, as well it might have, the incident virtually guaranteed full flej fleainged hostilities. dged hostilities. they arrived with scripts, the pride of miss kon his country, and sailed to st. petersburg to close the loop hole in an alliance. he returned with a revised militar

speer says there may have been geism and sexism involved.t was a fairly close vote, the vote was 123-113 with hakeem jeffries winning the chairmanship of the cawcoufs the 116th. in euless, texas, we hear from richard, go ahead. caller: yes, hello. thank for taking my call. i'm just -- i hope that these younger crowd that's coming in now get behind nancy pelosi and learn something. i'm glad a bunch of young people are coming in, but they need to get you know, get a little time under their belt to learn, you know. don't come in all high strung, ready, i know -- ready to hit the ground and you know, take care of business but they need to learn something. she did show -- she can sure teach them, i to believe. >> let's hear from chicago, this is mike, hi there. caller: thank you for taking my call. this is the first time i've been able to get on c-span, this feels really good, thank you. i agree with all the callers who come before me including mr. jeffries, this is not the time for the young people to come in and cause disruption. the last calle