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that was president trump speaking at an austin, tex apple plant. we're also watching the house vote happening right now. that they actually want to pass hong kong human rights and democracy act. >> that's another one of these to step forward, one step back scenarios. that is our top story today. supporting the protesters in hong kong. we have had 2425 weeks of continuing violence and unrest from the democracy protesters. this is all playing into the trade story as well. we're being told that these talks are at the make or break stage going into the phase one trade deal potentially being signed. let's get to our congressional editor. and thisuse is voting is a sign of the sentiment in congress. the senate had passed its version of it. the house had passed a slightly different version. rather than try to work out the differences, the house picked up the senate bill and that's what they are voting on. are poised to pass. there is a great deal of support for this measure. to the pro-democracy protests in hong kong. it would require the secretary of sta

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he's infinite. >> tex watson, who did most of the actual killing, was convicted and sentenced to die. but in 1972 the california supreme court ruled the death penalty unconstitutional. the sentences were reduced to life in prison. there would be no gas chamber for any of the manson family. which meant that all of them, even charles manson himself, would have a chance at freedom after serving their sentences. manson, text watson, patricia krenwinkel and susan atkins all had parole hearings and each time they were denied. in 2009 atkins died in prison. but leslie van houten, she did have a chance at freedom. >> it doesn't matter whether i wielded the fatal blows or not, i feel responsible for both of their deaths. >> in april 2016 the parole board recommended releasing van houten. but then three months later governor jerry brown vetoed the idea. sharon tate's younger sister debra was relieved. >> i don't think she deserves it. these people were brutally butchered. there has to be some kind of accountability in this world. >> convincing the jury of this very esoteric sophisticated motiv

should have finished their work on defense appropriations months ago but you all know that partisan poll tex and endless investigations have slowed things down a bit in washington, d.c. >> the vice president was joined by his wife. the two served troch before makg >> a health scare for justice ruth bader ginsburg. she was admitted to a baltimore hospital last night after experiencing chills and a fever. she was initially evaluated in washington before being transferred to john hopkins in baltimore for treatment. now, her symptoms are improving after she received anti-buy bio and fluids. >> still ahead, it was a smashing debut but not even a publicity stunt gone wrong have stopped people from ordering the cyber truck. the number of preorders is skyrocketi skyrocketing. >> and christmas is right around the corner but one thing could be missing this holiday season. the reason why there's a christmas tree shortage and how much more a tree could cost you much more a tree could cost you this holiday seaso much more a tree could cost you this is your business still settling for slow internet? well

>> the menu includes the tex-mex staple for $400. >> it includes black wagyu rib >>> tonight, holidayravel and the triple threat. winter storm watches in effect as a record number of americans are expected to travel over thanksgiving. snow and rain in the northeast. two storms set to hit in the west. more than a foot of snow in some areas. rob marciano timing it out. >>> breaking tonight, the secretary of the navy forced out. defense secretary mark esper calling for his resignation because of his clash with president trump over a navy s.e.a.l. accused of a war crime. >>> he's in. michael bloomberg, the richest man in modern history to run for president, officially chasing the democratic nomination. launching his campaign with $37 million worth of tv ads. some democratic contenders accusing him of trying to buy the nomination.

. >> my head is only now de-combusting with tex change you had with rand paul.ry clear, the president of the united states demanding extorting a vulnerable country to do his political bidding to go after his opponent has nothing to do with joe biden executing the foreign policy of the united states or hillary clinton who is a private citizen doing opposition research on her presidential opponent. those are radically different things. >> trevor: please welcome connecticut congressman jim himes. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ welcome back to the show. the first public impeachment hearings are in a couple of days. the planning of this event, this is going to be huge, have you thought about getting the guy who says "let's get ready to rumble!" have you thought about that? >> i was working on getting anna kendrick to join us. that will improve our ratings. >> trevor: it is a really, really big moment, not just for congress but america as a whole. now, as we saw in that clip, you believe that donald trump has done something that is an impeachable offense. many democrats do

>> this beltway versus big tex battle will be getting a close microscope.omething investors will focus on. taylor: as you have been following the fundamentals and technical portion of this, but to the technical show us as far as how google is positioned? >> the stock has had this great move. it had been underperforming. it will be very bullish for the stock. some of thesome of the regulatod political headwinds that it faces, it could be tough. it could have very interesting implications. does this give them a fighting chance against the apple watch? >> that will be a massive uphill battle. look at what apple has done. they have really cornered the market. they have done a phenomenal job with apple watch. an opportunity they needed. they saw where apple is going. asset.w the fitbit this is an opportunity. i think this is an offense of move and a defensive move at the same time. they continue to be at the top of the mountain. taylor: your thoughts on the general climate? does this continue to mean we are buying instead of innovating? >> it seems to be that wa

constituencies, if you will, or the work we did to make the employment practices work in big companies like tex ca -- texaco and coca-cola or move away from certain products into healthier products. the work we did on a whole host of fronts while in government, or the work i'm doing now, or did now before jumping into the bing capital where we aunched a longer view on the economic impact and showed if you take that longer view, you're not trading anything in terms of financial return that whole notion we have to be about not just the here and now but about tomorrow, our responsibility right now is also to think about and plan for and be stewards of tomorrow is, as i say, it's not a new behavior, not a new approach. for me it's -- i'm afraid a scars -- scarce approach in both business and government and a model i'm trying to offer. >> eight years as governor. did off learning curve as governor? >> oh, gracious, yes. >> hollywood you apply that if elected president? >> first of all, people talk about being ready from election day guard and i don't think there is anything quite like being presiden

motion and i thought i was going to start with the rocky mountains rising up to and wandering around texexas. the first time a there's a section on lewis and clarke and then it goes into a section on the first trade. the story picks up when you get to lewis and clark. i said i want to write this as an adventure story because i think that this is a. just coming out of a book that was anything but action. they are politicians and they don't do stuff. they talk and they talk. after that i thought i want action, i won't notion. here i will share there can be great stuff happening that if we don't have sources we can't do anything with it. i could talk in general about things that happened but if i don't have any good sources or eyewitness this was the problem of the spanish southwest. they are second hand and not particularly compelling. let's look at the time. co.. if you look from the perspective of the first on the atlantic coast. i didn't want to write about the daniel boone in kentucky everything except jamestown was part of the list. by containing it, logically it looks like they claim

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these tim cook doing the best of all the big tex ceo's? mark: i would agree that he is doing what he needs to do from a bottom-line perspective, from a financials perspective. he did get tariffs on the iphone delayed and we will see if this dog and pony show yesterday gets apple a further delay on smartphone products. at the end of the day what they showed yesterday was not new in any way. they framed it as some sort of big lausch. it is important to note, everything that we saw yesterday, everything you see on the screen right now has been in place since 2013. so this is not new by any means. this is a seven-year-old existing infrastructure basically portrayed as a new thing. and they are going ahead and thanking the trump administration for this. on top of that, this is not the iphone, the ipad, the apple watch. this is apple's lowest volume product they sell. the impact this would have had on apple's bottom line if this was a tariff product they produced in china would have been so slim anyway. so it is unclear what apple is winning by

a delicious mash up of, well, look -- take taco rice, it's a dish created in okinawa to approximate tex-mexat was then appropriated in a post-ironic way by younger generations of okinawans and japanese, and has now found its way back to hawaii, got that? >> andrew: goin' right in there. >> anthony: wow. >> mark: identifying and seeing my best friends who are native hawaiian helped me to realize the pride of being from hawaii. understanding the hawaiian culture, living it. but also being very proud of being japanese. >> anthony: there's still a movement to a sovereign, uh, a sovereignty movement. so, if fighting broke out in the streets which side are you on? >> mark: i'm getting tear-gassed. >> anthony: you're getting tear-gassed. you don't even have to think about that. >> mark: well, you know what's funny. i always joke about it. it's like, if, like, the nation of hawaii took it back, right, and ousted uncle sam. my whole thing, and they would say, "no, no, no hawaii is for native hawaiians only now." i'm like, "hey everybody needs a cook!" like, "i'm a cook, i have worth." ♪ even though

and rudy giuliani deep in ukrainian poll tex in his efforts to get ukraine to say publicly they were looking into the bidens. republicans roll out a new defense along the lines of if it happened, it's not impeachable as the democrats call forward a big name in the white house who probably won't show. and what we've learned this election night, especially in places where the president had a lot on the line. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on this tuesday night. >> good evening, from our nbc headquarters here in new york, day 120 of the trump administration. we are watching the big upset for the democrats in mitch mcconnell's home state, the race donald trump campaigned for just last night in kentucky, a report on the late results in just a moment. the day's other big headline is a striking reversal of testimony from an important impeachment witness. let us first tell the story through tonight's headlines. "new york times," sondland updates impeachment testimony describing ukraine quid pro quo. there's that phrase again. and the new york supposed -- i'm sorry, "washington p

tex-mex and emphasis on the mex. >> it's a w o me cute little bag and cute little >> yes, we have, wee chunks of beef and we also have ground pork. so you have the bite of the meat and then you have the texture of the ground pork. >> this is for real here. and then we have onion, we have bell peppers and then the crazy thing, the amazing thing is we're going to play with different kinds of chili peppers. we have fresh jalapeno in there then you'll add chipotle sauce. >> a lot of kick. >> rustic, sweet and then we'll add everything you see here, it's in judicious amounts. we have cayenne pepper, red pepper flakes, paprika, we have ground chipotle. we have oregano, cumin, salt. >> i got you. >> and everything in here. it's like a -- ? stir it in, everything but the kitchen sink. >> the amazing thing we're cooking all of the spites in the fat of the meat so that the flavors will glue. we're not throwing everything together like someone there and then add some beef stock. >> we're over here eating. it's so delicious we can't even hear y layering. >> we're adding tomatoes. we're adding som

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president than those and poll tex today as gotten so mean and ugly and dirty and if the and not focusingt all on trying to put things together instead of disdegreeing on stub stangs, you go to it has become so, so difficult for republicans to be able to, unless they have real courage to stand you and take on the president even if they think he should be ten out because he such if somewhere between 30 and 35% of the electorate, which is the bulk of the republican party. ands i -- i'll give you an example. when we nominated a supreme court justice and it was decided they wouldn't even hold a hearing for him that, injury justice, the reason i recommended him to president obama, was that he, in fact, had gotten 35 republicans to say great things about him and he was a really serious person. i called 12 republicans and said what are you doing? 12 of my colleagues in the senate -- do you realize what you're doing to the constitution? they say we know, joe but i'm in a state where in in fact the koch brother drop in $10 million, $12 million, i will lose a primary. if you notice republicans lose

maybe he could give things to them that are happening in tex texas. >> neil: you could argue no matterthe president or dislike the president, you could argue that the market is recovering and that is a wind at the president's back. it helps in the battleground states. i suspect that touring of the apple plant with tim cook tells you something about how the president plans to play this. they are dillydallying with an impeachment hearing that is just a farce -- that is just his vi view. why do you think? >> i think that is the message. i think it is the right message. a lot of americans felt the same way that i did this morning when i had to go and for the second half of my root canal. well, at least i don't have to watch every moment of the impeachment hearings today. i think americans are not that interested in the circus that has been going on in the capit capital. >> neil: you have something there. i'm not sure that they have that unequivocal nugget. is it your sense that that is the one thing missing? do you see that the stuff that sondland was saying in the beginning that there was

and rudy giuliani deep in ukrainian poll tex in his efforts to get ukraine to say publicly they wereicans roll out a new defense along the lines of if it happened, it's not impeachable as the democrats call forward a big name in the white house who probably won't show. and what we've learned this election night, especially in places where the president had a lot on the line. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on this tuesday night. >> good evening, from our nbc headquarters here

i just got back from the border across from blourownsville, tex biggest area for traffic.ou have thousands there living in tents. they go on for blocks and block bes. and the smell of human waste and of trash is so overwomoverwhelm. they don't have easy access to bathrooms, showers. they don't have cover from the elements. in the summer, it was heat and the smell would bake. and now it is cold and the embankments where they go to the bathroom, they get wet and all the waste drips down on to the plaza where people are living. kids are eating off the ground. they are surviving just on food that is brought in by the aid organizations. it is really rough. so when you have been living like that for months, you can imagine parents taking the risk and trying to send them across. >> so when it they send them across, paint the picture. they are sending their four, five, six yool-year-olds across border, are they joining others, what is the distance? >> there are a couple different things going on. in some cases parents are sending them across on their own. in other cases they are g

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and we have what is known as tex odus. i wanted to know what you think about that. >> texas is a battleground. i do not know if you don't work will run -- it beto o'rourke will run. we did a debate in texas because we strongly believe that texas is a battleground. this president is underwater in texas. poll i saw a month ago had the generic democrat ahead of the president in the general election by something like five points. that is why he was there. i think it is remarkable that this president has to spend time in states like texas. i think we can compete. i think one effect of last night's election, you will see more retirements. not just in texas, but more retirements from republicans because they can see the handwriting on the wall. donald trump wins the state by drag ats and he can't republican across the finish line in that state. been a a republican swing or close to swing district, i am looking at myself in the mirror. i think we can win the senate race, i think we are competing in the presidential and equally imp

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i even texted a apple tex. they said same thing. credit history, income, credit score. they're taking this matter serious enough because new york regulators are now investigating. they reached out to goldman sachs to investigate the matter to see if these algorithms are actually disdiscriminating against gender. just a week ago, just a week ago, regulators are looking into united health because potentially the algorithms could be biased against race. so this is something that we need to consider going forward as more and more companies cut costs in order to, and start using algorithms to make big decisions coming to hiring, health care and financial services in this case. to bring it full circle, david hannson's wife got a higher credit limit. guys. melissa: kristina. connell: thank you. connell: interesting. next step here, the chinese e-commerce giant alibaba revealing the sales for its annual singles' day the world's largest 24 hour shopping event. they broke another world record. susan li in the newsroom for details. >> seems easy. 24 hours, selling $38 billion. ali

you know, we're -- we're not the tex-mex kind of place. lemonis: yeah. adelo: we're more authentic.nd we want to keep it that way. lemonis: yeah. adelo: the articles always talk about how authentic it is. this. this is when we first opened. lemonis: where did you get the money to open this? adelo: i worked 3 years. lemonis: saved up money. adelo: and saved all that money. i used to sleep for 4 hours. i had my route at 18, my produce route. lemonis: so you were delivery. adelo: yes. then i also had a full-time job as a deli clerk from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. lemonis: so you were working two jobs. adelo: and then one on sunday. lemonis: so three jobs. adelo: yeah. i thought i was rich. lemonis: and you saved how much money? adelo: $40,000. lemonis: that's a lot of money. it's not hard for me to imagine the amount of sacrifices that adelo's had to make along the way to achieving his dream. but as he's describing it to me, he's doing it with a real smile on his face, not one ounce of self-pity or bitterness. shows me a lot about his strong work ethic and his attitude. so you took the $40

we talked about big tex before in terms of a political -- big tech before in terms of a political bull's-eyeuncertainty around the outcome of the election and the policies that would come from that could continue to hamper capital spending, which would impact the industrial space. so i think the whole market could be potentially impacted, including industrials and cyclicals, by uncertainty around the election. . that will start to come into focus february and march when we start to narrow down the candidates for the election in 2020. david: we have value stocks beating growth stocks for three months in a row for the first time in three years. we've been hearing forever, it feels like, about a turn to value away from growth. is it possible that it is more like you -- that it is more likely you want to go into value? walter: it is really a debate about sectors, at the end of the day. on deep a focus cyclicals. growth focused on health care and technology. i think they can both work, quite honestly. value has outperformed really for the reason that interest rates moved up in anticipation of imp

ending his shift in deer park washington, half an hour or so north of spokane when his phone chirped, tex it message. logan, his younger sister at school. >> i remember she said i'm cold. pick me up? >> but where was their mother? wasn'tb she supposed to be there? he went to pick up his sibling. >> i couldn't take her to my mom's house because she didn't answer her phone so i took her to my dad's house where i had a key. >> evening came no word from mom. they called her cell. not afraid. more like irritated. though as the children betted down at their father's house, they never guessed it and wouldn't understand for days that everything about lie is different, that nothing made any sense at all. >> unbelief. it was unbelief. >> a friend put the words to it. so impossible for she of all people. >> it has hard to wrap your mind arouchbd it has occurred. >> shannon, mother ofive was dead. dead in a way that made skin crawl. and she'd been so many things. mother, artist, woman on the brink off something new. >> she was funny, vivagss. she liked to joke and have a good time but classy. always

they come to the figure, 21 trillion earmark over tex men years to include everybody is little deceiving. she said the middle class will not pay up one penny. that is technically not what she is proposing here. to "washington examiner" hugo girten, the money eventually runs out. with payroll taxes looks to me average folks will pay for a big chunk of this. what do you make of her plan? >> neil, it was halloween last night, it is appropriate we get a nightmare with phantom savings, et cetera. the of course the middle classes will be taxed more. in fact one of the things in the 20 million, $20 trillion extra taxes she proposes, 8.8 will be middle class taxes. you can argue whether those are a good idea or bad idea whether people like them or not but they're taxes. neil: because, it is same thing if you give someone a payroll tax break or not or have them pay more in that department or not, a tax is a tax is a tax. she seemed to acknowledge something for which she was under contractible pressure how you would pay for this, but even payroll tax thing wouldn't do that. she says she can extrac

data and new drugs being approved way ahead of schedule, which we just saw just recently with a very tex good signs for the industry and sentiment really is improving right now. >> meg, thank you. your take either on karuna or moves you've seen in health care more broadly >> well, it's interesting that biotech, you know, when you get to phase iii and you haven't been there yet, i think it's always risky to either buy these stocks you know, you hold it if you own it, but you're taking a risk there. and in health care in general, there's been lots of good stocks that are below where they were six months ago, for political purposes, and for political reasons. and some have recovered, but i'm still not tempted, because i still think you guys did the chart on the volatility around the march primaries, and i think we have more to go to see if elizabeth warren or bernie sanders get even more traction and then we get more concerned about health care. >> shares of footlocker, meantime, are falling despite stronger-than-expected profit and same-store sales and courtney reagan takes a closer look a

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so, tex dot came in with police and cleared it out.. the governor, greg abbott, taking action after city leaders legalized camping on sidewalks. and some folks actually showed up to watch and they everywherwere applauding the governor. >> you have to be naive to think that austin won't become the next san francisco or l.a. or seattle and nobody here wants that. >> now these sweeps continue today and they will continue on a weekly basis. i actually got to talk with a homeless man at a different overpass. and he says he is just going to go right back. >> i'm just going to go a block. and then when they leave, i will go right back. what have we solved? nothing. we have just spent more government money. that's the only thing we have done. >> now the democratic mayor of austin mayor steve adler facing a lot of pressure because there's actually a threat of a recall. there is a petition going around online signatures every single day. we are going to talk to him about that and, of course, the governor stepping n his city coming up here in the