another letter to harriet beecher stowe. she talks about why she picked d.c. for three long years it was one unyielding thought this work must begin at home. upon inquiry the best locality establishing a normal school for girls i learned washington, d.c. contained the greatest proportion of untaught colored people of any city in which pro-hibtory laws did not exist. there were other reasons not less important which aided in a speedy decision to locate here. among these a distinct impression of religious duty and for want of proper instruction females were limited to sub sist steps and tempted to evil. and it was due them as sufferers and this guilty city. so according to the u.s. census, this is from constance green's book, "secret city," these numbers, this chart. in 1850, the district of columbia, in the district of columbia, there were 51,687 people total. 10,059 of these people were free african-americans and 3,687 were enslaved. when myrtilla arrived they had just abolished the slave trade in d.c. although it kept slavery illegal and the slave act that al

want to avoid line street at sixth street and we had a crash along 422 eastbound side at stow.ight lane. coming out of berks county speeds like 10 miles per hour so i would still use 724, construction's gone there but now it's a crash along 422 eastbound. also watching an accident involving a deer near exton, sherri boulevard at spots town pike it's off to the shoulder and a live look at our good buddy ben, the ben franklin bridge nice and clear if you're coming into center city this morning. no delays here. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> breaking overnight a fight between a man and a woman near drexel university turns deadly when a third person armed with a gun shows up and intervenes. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live where this happened overnight along the 3500 block of lancaster avenue. good morning, jeanette. >> goodgood morning, matt. this fight, this dispute escalated quickly and now this morning a 21-year-old man is dead. we understand the suspect is being questioned by police as we speak. this all started at 11:40 last night along the 3500 block of lancaster

one accident though, out here along 422, the eastbound side, right at stowe. taking out the right lanes. so keep that in mind. and if you're using patco, high-speed line, they're doing

one accident though, out here along 422, the eastbound side, right at stowe. taking out the right lanes. so keep that in mind. and if you're using patco, high-speed line, they're doing construction in the parking lot at the lindenwold station. there are fewer parking spots, the first ones in get the best spots. otherwise, mass transit looking good. mike and alex back over to you. >> bob, thanks, 6:02 this wednesday. we begin with breaking news out of university city where gun fight well started with a argument on drexel's campus, has killed a 21 year old. >> and the victim, the 21 year old, was a new jersey college student. so we're still trying to figure out the detail. steve keeley at the scene. steve? >> reporter: it happened here on the sidewalk on lancaster avenue at 1135, when the 911 calls came in. the shooter has a permit to car a gun, and he had it with him. and he stepped in, between this guy and his girlfriend, having what police called allowed argument. now, we don't know if that involved anything physical with her being hit. but the guy with the g

couple things here, we have this accident right here 422 eastbound at stowe, right lane compromised and plus we have overnight construction is cleared but head up tonight, tomorrow 422 eastbound is closed between ben franklin highway and route 100, jim, back over to you. >>> we are following breaking news this morning an argument on drexel university's campus lead to a deadly shooting. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do has been following the story all morning long and joins us now live from the campus with more, trang do what is the very latest now. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. investigators are questioning shooters to determine if charges are warranted after he intervene while the couple was arguing here on lancaster avenue, last night, police say he shot, a drexel student's boyfriend three times. >> this is just something very extreme. >> reporter: shock and dis belief on drexel university 's campus after a 24 year-old man is shot dead during you the fight with his girlfriend just after 11:30 tuesday night. lieutenant john walker says a 23 year-old drexel student and

thank you so much for our friends at bat stowe village in new jersey, so cool.ing becomes no cell phone service. >> so you couldn't sends us pictures. >> i couldn't. >> enjoy the experience. >> you bet. >> good time to start a little wynn dough shopping ahead of the holiday season, christmas little month away. and macy's has unveiled its new holiday windows. >> yes, this year theme for macy holiday windows is the perfect gift, bringing people together. dozen stores along fifth avenue have decorated their windows for the holiday season in time for the macy thanksgiving day parade next week. >> by the way join us today as we kick off our celebration of the season, who l day fest from peddlers village, look for live reports from kate bilo starting "eyewitness news " today at 5:00. >> well, it is friday, so you know what that means? >> free friday football frenzy hi, pat. >> good morning, guys. yes, here at conwell egan high school. big game tonight. they take on lansdale catholic are you guys excited? (cheers). >> friday football frenzy is here. we are coming back.

he told us we had to stay here because the duty to stow it on us is of great importance. that. and yet the rising seas might leave them with no choice but to abandon the sacred place. for the people of. climate change is more than just an abstract threat for them it's real and they need real answers before their home is lost forever. it was a revolution that brought down imperial russia and shook the world one hundred years ago the bolsheviks seized power in st petersburg and the soviet regime was born. but celebrations in putting this russian have been muted. reviving the spirit of lean in a park in st petersburg a dozen young men and women are celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of the october revolution an era they've only read about. they'd like to turn back the clock. so use the absence of the soviet union as only temporary and with the russian tricolor won't be our flag for long but our red communist flags will fly again for the not. even though our country has taken a giant step backward and i'm sure the triumph of socialism lies ahead that's our country's only fut

he told us we had to stay here because the duty to stow it on us is of great importance. i thought anything now. and yet the rising seas might leave them with no choice but to abandon this sacred place. for the people of. climate change is more than just an abstract threat for them it's real and they need real answers before their home is lost forever. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a vietnam has been hit by heavy flooding after a powerful typhoon killed at least forty four people left more than a dozen missing more than one hundred thousand homes in the country's south central region have been destroyed or damaged a former lawmaker has filed a petition with can use supreme court challenging the results of last month's presidential election president of her kenyatta was the winner of the country's opposition led by rado dangar said the election was undemocratic and has refused to accept the result. australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull has proposed making old national lawmakers prove they are not dual citizens several

and heading westbound into pottstown speeds in the teens bought of that wreck near stowe.t around that. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> we need all the help we can get to get home. >>> cecily tynan is standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. >>> meteorologist, cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast. that now includes thanksgiving. >> this is a lot of pressure we have the marathon and the travel day before thanksgiving and thanksgiving. we can handle it. the action cam was looking up seeing blue skies and sunshine. and notice the trees, the winds were picking up and this actually led to instability showers and some grapple like soft ice pellets and i love this shot above, and you see the clouds and rainbow there. it was one of those days, if you didn't like the weather wait 5 minutes and it was changing. temperature-wise not bad this is deceiving because it feels cooler with the winds. philadelphia 57 degrees and the average high is 56, and millville is pretty mild, 60 and atlantic city airport 58 and reading 50 degrees and

and 422 eastbound a crash at stow, looks like it's not too slow but westbound a gaper delay from pottstown and speeds in the 40s. lets grab the ipad and check your way home on this thursday with the waze app. a crash on 295 southbound side in lawnside camden county, close to wood crest station and the crash is cleared but as you see the red zone the slow speeds have not cleared. we'll check it again if the next half hour. >> next on "action news" at 4:00, senate republicans unveil their tax plan as pressure mounts for lawmakers to deliver, we'll look at the differences from their proposal and the one in the house. >> plus, a massive project to improve a local rec center and the improved facility that families will be edge to enjoy. sfwln and the story of the newcastle sheriff. he sits down to talk about his military service. >>> and adam joseph on an outdoor adventure live in cherry hill. >> this is the section of the city known for their restaurants and shops, especially into the holiday season. the old cobblestone streets and a great theater we'll go in and check out a performance. we'll

. >> why are you stow doggo doggel back this onion. what is at stake for the country? democracy that emboldens you so to keep digging? >> well, i think it is dangerous to have, u.s. forces spread across a continent of more than 50 nations. you know, operating without, any kind of -- you know, stringent oversight. we have seen what happened in -- in, in, niger. to our forces. but, you know, this year, i reported on a, a u.s. base in or base in cameroon that the united states uses. local cameroonian forces their base. there is what i found. researchers from amnesty international as well. rampant torture going on in the space. this was under the guys of counterterrorism. focused on boca horam. a lot of the people targeted these were innocent civilians. when you -- have the united states involved in any way, they weren't imply katd icated in th torture they were present while torture was going on. the united states gets tarnished with this. people believe the united states is involved in it. and i think it breeds, type of resentment that, that, also ends up breeding possib

being signed it must be proof of a conspiracy with putin otherwise how could he have no money about it stows own as if the law in retaliation by the russian government was a big secret as if coming out of the blue it didn't fact because i know that facts actually do matter on nov sixteenth twenty seventeen the russian ministry of justice informed all relevant members of the. press and the public that quote in the near future the amendments to the legislation of the russian federation adopted by the state duma of the federal assembly of the russian federation on november fifteenth twenty seventeen according to which the possibility of recognizing foreign media acting in the territory of russian federation by foreign agents can become effective and quote this was widely reported for some time here and in english language russian press and many other international outlets the timing of the tweets is no more significant than the fact that i have been on the air and so does putin u.s. state department spokesman spokesperson either new or it stated expanding the foreign agents law to include media

tracking rain, stow and sleet that could impact your morning driver.i'm dennis mcconnell. the snow and rain will be in parts of our area. nbc 10 meteorologist steve is here to show us what we can expect. >> that's right dennis. we are expecting a messy but not icy morning. temperatures are above freezing. live radar right now, none of this is reaching the ground. it's dry across dell delaware and lehigh valley. rain moving to the north. earlier this evening, the national weather service issued this wind advisory. temperatures are too warm right now. you see the system winding up in the washington, d.c. area. that will spread showers and there will be wet snow flakes mix in. in our normally coldest spots temperatures in the mid to upper 30 sz and they won't drop to freezing or blow here tonight. what to expect here, showers after 3:00 this morning. wet snowflakes north and west. it will be wet roads not icy rides. i'll walk you through hour by hour coming up in a bit. >>> a mayhem outside a nightclub. three people shot, one killed and an officer pulled

time to use the tech that ben stowed away in here for my comfort., cups and a flask for your hot water. i'm not the biggest fan of espressos, but ben doesn't need to know that. strong. clears throat. carrying around a flask. it's pretty handy, but if you want something a bit stronger running through your veins, a portable espresso maker, it's pretty handy and easy to use once you have worked out what to do. all in all, i'd say massive thumbs up. espresso without a power socket. handy. i believe ben's downloaded something i need on this phone. viewranger is an app available on ios and android on which you can download any of hundreds of thousands of detailed maps for pretty much anywhere in the world. the skyline feature‘s quite cool. so if you point your camera in any direction, or something you want to know about, it will label it for you. it could be points of interest. we're not particularly in mountainous environments, but it will label mountains as well. you're looking at a navigation app with all the bells and whistles. i like the fact that if

here are stows is we are following on "action news" at noon. twelve year-old was shot and 16 year-old killed after someone opened fire, on a group of teenagers in north philadelphia, overnight. and, how president trump spent his first day, in japan, and as he kicks off his longest trip abroad, since taking office. >>> plus, the veterans in our area get a helping hand from the eagles today. more on those stories in a moment but first exclusive accu weather forecast with meteorologist vice chris sowers. the sun isn't making an appearance. >> imagine how much warmer it would be if we had sun. temperatures are in the mid 60 's in the area look at these numbers, yesterday was a struggle to get out of the 50 's. today at midday we are at 64 in philadelphia, millville 67. dover, 65. cape may 65. beach have own 65. trenton checking in at 62. the normal high for this time of the year which occurs around three or 3:30 is 59 or 60. somewhere in that ballpark. we are already quite the bit warmer then that and it is only midday. satellite with six action ra

robbers or possessions their families or call their force to try to they get the money and then i stowed unbelievable as it is they're sold an open public auctions four hundred dollars for a living man every bit more for a woman who can be put in the sex trade and this is what's happening right across the country so it's high time the international community spent more attention on libya for sure and how bad it how bad is this what what what what sort of numbers are we talking about here. well there's about a million migrants living and working in libya they're not certainly all of them wrapped up in this but many many are being abused and an extraordinary the government is doing but it's quite a town there are big issues in the country in terms of of moderate to government does not control all of the country by any means we work with the government to try and help them in the places where they keep migrants in detention we wish they didn't we want the attention centers closed down but we also want to be there to bear witness and to make sure that the human rights abuses that have been r

captioning sponsored by cbs >>> >> dickerson: stowed on "face the nation." ent trump is son the las g of his 12-day tour through asia and republican party takes hard knocks on the political front back home. at the end of his trip a president not shy about creating enemies was working hard to make friends. first the north korean leader jong-un. >> strange things happen in life. but it's certainly a possibility. i don't know that it will but it would be very, very nice if it did. >> dickerson: the president present a little time with russian president vladimir put in and says he's ready to move on from the topic of russian interference in the last election. >> i believe that president putin really feels, he feels strongly, that he did not meddle in our elections. what he believes is what he believes. >> dickerson: we'll get report on mr. trump as trip from vietnam then turn to the news back home as republican race to get tax reform through congress got sidetracked by party politics. following democratic in key states and local elections came a bombshell "washi

. >> jock rrgue stow lived here.ly frog that spends its entire life under water thanks to loose skin to absorb thin oxygen at this high altitude. when jacque came, they were the size of canned hams. >> 15 centimeter, 1 kilogram weight. >> like a two pound frog. >> yep. >> since then at least 80% have been wiped out. massive die offs in recent years have convinced locales that this lake is becoming more toxic by the day as lakeside cities get bigger and the pollution flows stronger. and then there is the baseless belief that these guys are a natural viagra. so they sell frog juice in the markets of lima. >> here we have a big frog. oh, look at that. what's up, buddy? see, how could you put that face in a blender. the fate of this frog is just one warning that new invasion into the land of the incas is coming too hard, too fast. peru and bolivia are very poor countries and like so many corners of our ever crowded planet, their lake in the sky shoes our struggle for balance and there is no better example than the floati

also worried that mankind might not be mature enough to deal with the gifts science was about to the stowe, and science might have its dark side -- was about to bestow, and science might have its dark side. one of the double-edged swords was nuclear energy. modern nuclear physics came of age in the 1950's, with newspapers carrying stories about the potentiality if the power of nature could be harnessed. potentialities of the constructive kind. newspaper carrying stories about the potentiality of something else, maybe atomic weapons. i would like to give you a couple of examples of the kinds of things he was riding in the interwar. . period. churchill got to know the prof in the early 1920's, and it was a very close friendship, but also scientific mentoring relationship. this piece, 1924, ominously entitled "shall we commit suicide?" in this article, churchill writes as follows. he suggests that the poison gas of the first world war might be the first chapter of a terrible book of destructive science. asn, there are explosives, science turned its last page on them. might not a bomb no bigge

. >> even out here, a life of >> it felt stow normal. my dad, dolly parton. you get up.y a show for 20,000 people. normal. that's probably also what is wrong with me. this is therapy. figuring out what's wrong. so many people have sat in your chair tried to figure this out. we couldn't get to it. ♪ nobody >> america fields like my aunt. you know you have grown up so much. we don't want to see you grow up. >> all moemost everyone seems te an opinion about miley cyprus. ♪ forget the haters because somebody loves you ♪ >> about her talent. about her tongue. about her twerking. at 24, she had five number one albums. ♪ party in the usa >> amassed 37 million twitter followers and is now a judge on the voice. >> the winner of the battle is janice. >> i'm like hannah montana. >> her breakthrough at age 13 on the disney series, hannah montana. ♪ who would have thought that a girl like me would double as a superstar ♪ >> she played miley stewart, who lived a double life as pop singer hannah montana. it made her the biggest child star in the country. ♪ you get the best of both worl

stow, i think we're going to continue that moment couple. >> now, president trump has talked about the economy, how it's been on the up tick since he stepped into office and of course, we've got a job unemployment at a low rate and we've got the thing called tax reform hanging over our heads that he'll be discussing next week. will tax reform have any bearing on the holiday shopping season? >> kelly, i think it will and our members are telling us it will have an impact because i think it changes the psyche of consumers, it creates a level of confidence and a sense of momentum about the progress we're making in the economy and forecasting we'll see sales increases 3.6 to 4% over last year. and the unemployment rate is at a nearly 20-year low and the stock market all-time high and consumer confidence remains very, very high and regulatory environment has go the ten much better since the president got into office and we're building on momentum as we get to the rest of the season. as you remove that cloud of kout and uncertainty, if you will, if everyone's head when it comes to putting the

did i felt this stowe jeff of the of the ninth but i remember at that time in the comic strip one of the characters said i really messed september 10. i did have been york novel that was barry taylor the eric but there isn't much more for me to do down this particular road. so do something else and do something opposite. so this novel in part is the in search of those instructions to itself which is to hold the plane up never mind and to write to a novel but to prepare for which have said books that we try to do with was going to but this is a very famous model but after telling the truth he was not much use. but with that acts go initiative but to be portrayed with unscrupulous realism. with incredible social detail of because it is headed west with such minute details for her of the he not but he seems to capture it and put on the page over that time. i tried but what could go wrong? you cannot just assume that you know, this story so in this novel. with the patriarch has been very involved with organized crime back to the original country of bombay. by the way the man who calls hi

. ♪ are you reeling ♪ stowing away the time ♪ heather: it is 24 minutes after the hour, thanks for joiningp sparking a feeding frenzy on social media for how he said the coin fish during his trip to japan, mainstream media having a field way when he dumps the container in the pond. turns out he was following the prime minister's lead. carly shimkus from serious ask them with what really happened. >> reporter: this is a funny one. a lot of the president's critics wondering if or when he would make a mistake during his trip to japan which is why a picture that showed him dumping an entire box of food into a boy fishpond went viral online yesterday. some speculated he killed the fish by overfeeding them. if you go to the videotape he was just following the japanese prime minister's lead and then he dumped the food out. he didn't do anything wrong and the video prove that which is why a lot of people had to eat their words. activist named holly o'reilly had to delete a two where she made a joke about the president being more interested in golfing than feeding the fish and nbc reporter christin

. >> 30% is waste you hear that all the time and if they get is generally true stowe, urges congress aware of that?. >> i think they are aware but the way they conceptualize waste is different. >> we think of fraud and abuse. >> yes. the challenge to get back to the point that people white what they have to was certain degree even if not efficient so shortly after passage it is difficult to put people into things that they are not comfortable with. i am not saying that is the right approach but the reality. >> but that needs to be better.and executed we have to deal with safety issues people are dying as a consequence.lk i was talking yesterday a reportro issued late 90's probably projected 90,000 people were dying as the consequence for pour care. you think that number has declined? since that time? so we need to have a refresher on some of these issues t of how we deliver care. >>th were you bernie sanders for a moment, what approach with a single payer advocate suggest with 30 percent waste?. >> here's the thing they conceptualize that is focused on the insurance companyr. adminis

a country stow racked by war, its coffee has been largely out of reach for decades. until, a young man from america, decided to go and get it. >> if i knew that i was going to go through a war torn country, escape bullets air strikes stand leave on a bet across a giant ocean i would have never started this journey. >> reporter: the trip started when he saw a century old statue in san francisco. a yemenee monk with a cup of coffee to his lips. the logo for the hills brothers coffee company. >> i saw it. i started remembering stories, grandparents, my mother, when i was younger, my family took me back to yemen quite a built. and so i remember picking coffee cherries with my grandmother. >> the connection he felt to coffee drew him back to ancient villages in yemen. a country his parents left before he was born. a place where for hundreds of years, coffee has been grown on steep mountain terraces. >> i went to, about, 32 different region as cross yemen. very interesting team for me. i dent realize how crazy a place it was going through instability. >> yemenee farmers, t

cloud cover is on the way, just not stowed. we get a break today after our system went by. much. there are a few 30s to the north but because of the cloud cover, it's 50s to the south. a lot of 53's. sierra, pretty quiet. it's mainly rain. in fact, it's washing out so there's no big issue there. southern california, could desperately use rain and maybe they'll get it thursday. a winter storm watch starts tomorrow morning and goes through thursday night. above lake level there will be some measured in feet, below that, 4 to 12 inches. a few showers in the santa cruz mountains but there's 23409 a lot left. that -- not a lot left. could be some decent rainfall going through early next week from about santa rosa north. we're okay friday and saturday, and then sunday, we juice things up. i don't think that's sacramento proper. look at that, there's some projections of some [inaudible] rain wednesday night into thursday, break friday, saturday, next system sunday night, monday. >> okay. >> at least we're getting some rain. >> the warriors beat the orlando magic last night 110 to

. >> this completely cop tra dikts what he stowed reporters and will was a statement that stands by theey aided donald trump's campaign and tried to hurt hillary clinton's campaign. so he's contradicting himself again on where he stapds spot that's why i said i was confused. i mean, i'm -- if he stands with u.s. against agencies, he tried to make a point of current heads of u.s. intelligence agencies but, again, the cia just issued a statement standing by the organize that will finding that russia did meddle to help him and to hurt hillary clinton. so he's all over the place on this issue. >> and that includes the director of the cia who of course is a trump pick. so i'm not sure the clarification is going to bring a whole lot of clarity on that. let's see what sara murray made of that, cnn white house correspondent dhaufrg as well. sara, did you get more clarity on that? >> this is a different tone, a different thing from what the president said yesterday. he seemed to want to clarify in his appearance today that he does believe the assessment from u.s. intelligence agencies that russi

stowe will open up today.remony and that kind of thing, dj music, actual events to bring you out there to get people going. just go to the delaware river waterfront corporation's website. you can find all of the information there. >> and using your grandfather as a guinea pig. >> how was it, the oreo? >> oh, good. but i'm from texas, we all kind of things fried, fried snickers and everything else. >> that's true. >> so we loved it. and grandpa may smors for the first time but probably show that monday. he didn't know what a smors was. >> never had a smors? >> never had a smors. >> i'm going this year. >> it is a lot of fun, mike, we can even put you in the holiday spirit, i believe so. >> i need something to get me going. >> all right. maybe some serious news before we go away today. because i think wendy might talk about this if she is live today. uma thurman is spreading the holiday spirit to everybody but harvey weinstein, all right? we'll tell you what she said yesterday. on thanksgiving. >> uma thurman br

we'll keep a few showers going in the mountains and that's changes to stow as the day goes on and sunshineand couple of showers will continue in the mountains and watch them change over to snow there as we get into the afternoon and cold are air starts coming into the mountains. we'll have the clear skies and oh, we have to talk about the storm is going to be able to at least bring in colder breezes behind the system. now tomorrow is not necessarily cold day. i think we will be able to be warmer than we are today, 5 a5 in city and touching 59 degrees. bus stop forecast not a bad day. 9 to 47 in the morning with lot of clouds around and after school, bright and breezy, 52 to 59. these are highs tomorrow even a couple spots could get close to 60. like leonardtown, quantico and fredericksburg. that ought to feel great in the afternoon and we talk about winds briefly. not bad at 8:00 and as we take this to the noon hour and eventually:00 you see towards cumberland 29 mile an hour gusts and winchester there as well and gusts to 15 in d.c. and gusty around 6:00 including winchester and martinsbu

the peninsula, expect to keep the breezy conditions through mid-morning and stow. the north bay, 15i degrees in santa rosa. we are going to see those numbers drop to the 50s. let's take a quick look at the next seven days. the early morning showers move out. by tuesday and wednesday, talking temps in the 60s and looking ahead to next weekend, we see an additional storm system move in. that's going to bring back the return of rain. yes, we are off to the start of the rainy season. at least the temperatures will be pleasant. is this causing issues on the road, mike? >> we have seen a lot of spinouts around the bay. not major injuries. we have a crash up here that is blocking lanes for highway 92. going back and forth with chp. they are minimally staffed going toward a shift change. we are talking about here, eastbound 92 getting off the bridge. the speed sensors lit up again. that doesn't mean the roadway is completely open. i can't get confirmation on whether or not they have the lanes open approaching 92 at 880. the connectors are open. access from the bridge may b

harry beecher stowe spoke about how she didn't like the french style of courses for meals. what they'll do is put out there could be bennison, beef, pork or chicken pie and lots of side dishes and that was one course and everybody would help themselves. according to one account i read, i love the description of this. those who couldn't get around would lean over and help themselves. the second course was dessert. there are marvelous account of letters, but also in fiction of all the many pies that were served. in the 1960s, they interviewed people around the country in a new england are said to her that it would get embarrassment to serve fewer than three pies for thanksgiving. and you could not serve an apple pie because that was much too ordinary. the tradition of bounty has been with us from the beginning. three pies. h. >> was their vegetarian thanksgiving? >> i'm sure that exists, too. the founder of the american vegetarian society did not like thanksgiving dinner. he thought it was not good for our health and so he opposed it. that was a man named olcott. doesn't mr.

captioning sponsored by cbs >>> >> dickerson: stowed on "face the nation."mp is son the las g of his 12-day tour through asia and republican party takes hard knocks on the political front back home. at the end of his trip a president not shy about creating enemies was working hard to make friends. first the north korean leader jong-un. >> strange things happen in life. but it's certainly a possibility. i don't know that it will but it would be very, very nice if it did. >> dickerson: the president present a little time with russian president vladimir put in and says he's ready to move on from the topic of russian interference in the last election. >> i believe that president putin really feels, he feels strongly, that he did not meddle in our elections. what he believes is what he

allegations, giving them credibility that the national press frankly doesn't have and can't bouea stowdy gave moore 24 hours to give a rebut annual of ttal allegations. i just don't think that the national press's ability to change the narrative is that significant anymore. >> it's interesting, though, a clear morality issue is not resonating more with the christian base and somehow roy moore is turning it into a strength, an attack on his christianity a little bit of this political game going on, and maybe the republicans in the form of mcconnell and even the president will get the a.g., sessions, to go back to his home seat in alabama and become a write-in, and that would help from the governor there, kay eavy, even though he's a woman has not shown any outward support of the women, his accusers, and if that happens, think of the implications, not just in alabama and then you could have a new attorney general and he could get rid of mueller because he wouldn't be conflicted with anything to do with the russia investigation, and what a sweeping set of situations. >> certainly you coul

they would have spared their close -- stowed their close they chest.at any bureau or a the bed they slept in would have been custom-made and is somewhat short. that is because back then the custom of the day was to sleep propped up. that was the belief of the day for better sleep and for health reasons. actresses were made out of straw goose down, -- or and the coverings you see over the bed are the design that came from the day. we found some fabric in the house and we were able to produce it into this particular design here. this room leads into a backhaul. there is a staircase -- back hall. there is a staircase they goes into the back hall from the kitchen. there are three rooms on the third floor. backeft as you go into the part of the house, you will go into the children's room, where they slept, and then finally into a guest quarters, which is a room about the same size as this. this house is the only house left in america that was built masked agent.y a it is intact very well due to the elect i mentioned before -- due to the neglect i mentioned before and has been preserved. it is

as soon as customer places an order that item is pick from our stowe shelves and placed in a yellow totethat tote gets placed on the conveyor belt and goes over to the packing station where they then get packed up in the nice amazon boxes and then placed here where it gets shipping label and off on to the truck. >> so we are talking about today being the largest on line shopping day in u.s. history, what does that mean for amazon? how are you feeling about all this. >> we are just later focused on making sure we are offering customers widest selection available at lowest prices and most convenient shopping experience and that is something we deliver all year licensing and especially important during the holiday shopping season. as you can imagine cyber monies a busy day. millions will leave this facility. last year amazon customers ordered a record breaking 740 items per second, so, amazon cyber monies a very important day. >> incredible. >> you guys are ready to do this. if people are at home, go to amazon.com right now, and they might in the see that sale that they are looking for shou

i think the international community has rounded stows -- so strongly against mugabe for human rightsin, economic decimation. it is really going to be china, which is hugely important in terms of investment, and how they settle on this. i am sure that the trump administration and germany, england will be watching very carefully to see whether this is going to descend into any violence. it does not look like that right now, but we will keep close tabs on what is happening with this transition if it is going to be this true transition of power. julia: where do we go from here? do we just have to wait and see what happens, wait for comments as you say from the international community with how , this plays out? as you mentioned, this is early days, and we do not have clarity or information from any places on specifically what is going on. megan: in the next few days you will see so many obituaries of robert mugabe's political life being written, and there will be tremendous consternation and thought about what this means for this country and what this means for whether or not it is going

the gifts stowed in the cargo hold. the surprise engagement ring buried deep in somebody's luggage.the happy people, the sad people and everybody in between. these passengers don't want to hear about a computer glitch, they just want to get there, and when they do they want to hear those magic words, prepare doors for arrival and cross-check. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york or wherever your final destination may be. >>> nbc news fire the matt lauer. the longtime host of the "today" show today. after nbc says a credibility accusation of sexual harassment. matt lauer was fired overnight last night. then this afternoon "variety" magazine and "the new york times" published details of other allegations of sexual harassment and sexual misconduct on the job by matt lauer. the instance described by "the times" and "variety" appeared to be different than the allegation that was brought to nbc news on monday night. that led to mr. lauer's firing. now nbc is obviously our parent organization here at

with winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour, stowe will feel like it is in the 20's, all day, frigid startyou saturday, for veterans day. and we will be bundled up for the walk to end altzheimer cents's, high of 42. then we're in the 50's all the way through wednesday of next week. so, it is weather drama of a different kind. guys? >> a lot of people wish they could just hibernate, sue. i wish we could. >> great idea. >> we'll get through it, thank you. lehigh university faculty member has been removed from campus as the school investigating allegations, accusations were made by co-worker. now, the faculty member has been place on paid leave will not be allowed to return until the investigation is complete. >> meet in -- meek mill, his mugshot released sentenced to graterford prison. he was sentenced monday two to four years, a lot of people say that's a long, long time for some prior cases. here's a letter written, this from the owner of the sixers writing to the judge, his name is michael rubin, it goes on to two pages talking about how good a friend that meek; how good he is for our com

places an order it will come in our system and our pickers will pick it from our large area where we stowe products and placed in a yellow bin and put on the conveyor belt to come over to packing where our packers will pack it up in the amazon box and then it will be placed on the conveyor belt. as you can see here what will happen it will get shipping label before it is then taken over to where it is pack on trucks and go out for delivery >> it looks like we are on a break here, at the shipping label stop which we understand happens from time to time, mike and alex, there are 14 miles of conveyor belts that we have throughout this facility. this is the size of 28 football field. we know, we see technology, we see machinery but we know there air loft people here making this all happen. there is 4,000 people who work here. >> so is there 4,000 full-time associates here just in this facility. we also have more than 18,000 associates across new jersey broader state of new jersey and we have hired more than 120,000 seasonal associates in the u.s. nerd to be able to support this holiday season.