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tom hanks was here, michelle obama, celebrating our veterans and the people who care for them, shininga light on this issue, a very inspiring night. can't wait to tell you about it. >>> let's get right to our top story this morning and we'll start right here in washington. the impeachment investigation. and what happened yesterday, furious with the process a group of house republicans barged into a secure room at the capitol and then refused to leave for several hours. that delayed testimony from a top pentagon official. we got the very latest. we'll start with nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> there is a bit of a break in the action in what has been the relentless pace of this impeachment inquiry. elijah cummings will be laid to rest, so they are pausing to honor him. democrats and republicans are not letting up on making their case. after some of the president's allies made moves quite literally to back him up. still, in what may be a warning sign for the white house some in the gop are showing signs of concern about what this impeachment investigation has reve

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like tom hanks in "big."on't get it. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> i have a few questions. my question is, why aren't they letting us in? >> we're going in. >> house republicans with a public stunt over private hearings. now, democrats are rethinking the pace of impeachment. >>> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. okay? >> that claim was ridiculed. now, the president's lawyer says it's the reason he can't turn over his tax records. >>> breaking overnight, a fast-moving wildfire forces evacuations in northern california. power companies were already pulling the plug once again. >>> welcome back to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. good morning. we're looking at house democrats looking to pick up the pace on impeachment. they want more done after the republican colleagues pulled a political stunt over proceedings held in private. >> we're going in. >> gop lawmakers stormed the secure hearing room, stalling the proceed

what do you think of a ticket of wayne johnson and tom hanks would do to the democratic party? mr. hannity: i am going to go back to my four points. are we better off than we were four years ago? yes.helmingly is donald trump losing any of the people that went out and voted for him and 2016? i don't think he is losing any. economicth his employment record and beating back the caliphate in syria, isis, i believe there will be many more people who will vote for him this time around than last time. all of this noise you are hearing and other secret people and anonymous books and anonymous whistleblowers and whistleblowers that are hearsay whistleblowers, non-whistleblower whistleblowers. apparently they colluded with adam schiff steam. it is meaningless. that is noise. what will matter is are we safer, are we more secure, did he keep his word, is america better off? i can't think of one politician in my lifetime that has kept his promises more than donald j. trump and that is why i believe he gets reelected. >> alright, i will ask one final question, just to zoom out of the impeachmen

do you think a ticket of uane johnson and tom hanks would do to the democratic party? back to myoing to go four points. off than we were four years ago? overwhelmingly yes. is donald trump losing any of he people that went out and voted for him in 2016? any.n't think he's losing third. with his economic employment ecord and beating back the caliphate in syria, isis, i believe there will be many more vote for him ll this time around than last time. this noise that you're hearing and other secret people and anonymous books and whistleblowers and whistleblowers that are hearsay whistleblowers, nonwhistleblowers-whistleblowers , apparently colluded with adam meaningless., it's all that is, is noise. what's going to matter is are we we more secure, did he keep his word? is america better off? one politician in my lifetime that's can't his romises more than donald j. trump. that's why i believe he gets re-elected. >> let me ask one final question. this is the impeachment stuff 2020. both of you have been some of the most prominent voices in the last olitics over few decades.

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we'll see tom hanks, her, we're going to have more on that honored there.veterans. it's a really important cause. >> we'll have that tomorrow and then on friday, more stars, mr. roker, catching up with mr. murphy al and the legendary eddie murphy sitting down. we'll share that with you on friday. >> cannot wait for that one. let's get to the news at 8:00. the white house is calling it a smear campaign, but the president's top diplomat in ukraine has told congress there was indeed a quid pro quo in the president's dealings with that country. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker joins us with the story. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning, there is new fallout this morning after that bomb shell testimony by bill taylor, the acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine. taylor testified tuesday he was told the release of ukraine aid was dependent on a public declaration by ukraine's president of an investigation into the bidens in the 2016 election president trump has consistently denied a quid pro quo. reaction pouring in overnight with so

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biden thinks if he wins things will magically go back to obama with stevie wonder and tom hanks. as for sanders and warren, they've adopted a european-style socialist approach, which, last time i checked on him isn't working anywhere in the world now. amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg, they're trying to hold themselves out as more moderate and reasonable democrats but neither of them can get out of single digits in the polls. and beto, he's basically a less interesting and less intelligent aoc. castro is a radical, open-borders nightmare. booker thinks democrats should just be nicer to each other. like that is realistic. they are all the either running tobe vice presidy have nothing better to do. i don't know. but cnn did try their best to help them all by staying away from certain topics altogether last night. for instance, there was zero questions or discussion about the most important threat to american long-term security. talking about that small, innocuous country called china. mentioned a few times, all in passing. we are supposed to take this crowd seriously? now remember, vot

but now, lee danielle's and tom hanks, have the rights to my sammy davis junior. >> you are just slummingu. >> hanging out. >> is fabulous. >> it is. >> coming soon, let's get entitlement. you've written about all these incredible important figures in history. what made you, tell us about personal connection who went to watch the guy named lamar at east high. how did you get onto the story. what is to the very basic set up. 196869 columbus ohio, deeply troubled times, should have been desegregated but certainly wasn't. very segregated community. tell us about how you got into writing a story. >> when i was a little kid, who lived on the news northside. >> you know also an inspiring athlete but coaches didn't do you justice. >> yes. i dreamed that i could possibly become an athlete. and i love basketball. i always got cut from the team and i always had a u.s. coach for a second chance. i was kept from two teams. i asked the coach, for a second chance. this is something for students at their peak most coaches were so shocked and so stunned that a player who had been cut had the audacity and

anyway, so and the option dropped and he wasn't able to make the movie, but now lee daniels and tom hankshave the rights to my sammy davis, jr. >> that movie is going to get made. >> yeah. >> and i'm on my way-- >> you're just slumming it, just hanging with-- man. >> hanging out. >> that's fabulous. >> it is, yes. so, okay, again, chatter on movies coming soon. let's get to tigerland because you've written about all of these incredible figures, important figures in history. what made you talk about the personal connections, 13-year-old haygood who watched lamar play, and the basic setup. 1968-69 columbus, ohio, deeply troubled times should have been desegregated, but certainly wasn't, a very segregated community. tell us about how you got into writing the story. >> yeah, when i was a little kid who lived on the north side-- >> you also were an aspiring athlete, but coaches didn't recognize your brilliance, is that what i heard? >> you've done your research. yes, i dreamed that i -- i dreamed that i could possibly become an athlete and i love basketball. and i always got cut from the teams

. >> a college baseball player dressed as tom hanks has gone viral. run, forrest, run. >>> and all that matters -- >> you are an unflappable master interviewer. r. kelly -- yes! >> i never thought that he was going to hurt me, guys. he was spitting, the spit fell on my lip right here. >> oh! no -- >> that's what i said. >>> on "cbs this morning." >> democrats are prepping. public hearings on the case for impeaching president trump as early as mid-november. >> just in time to ruin thanksgiving. hi, aunt margaret, can you pass the turkey? trump was right about turkey and ukraine, witch-hunt, you want gravy with your honey baked scam, honey? >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by brought to you by toyota -- let's go places. >> thanksgiving conversation could be interesting this year. >> fun around there -- >> we love our relatives. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we're going to begin with this -- the wildfires that are raging in california. they've damaged or destroyed dozens of homes and other buildings, punishing santa ana winds spread flame

we just lost the moon, as tom hanks said, on inflation so, yes, he was a little bit hawkish for rates not going down but massively dovish in the possibility that they won't be going up. >> paul, i see you're reacting to steve's comments right there. if this marks the end of normalization, does that mean that the bar has just gotten even higher for future cuts? >> i think -- i agree with steve, first and foremost. i think he nailed it exactly and it was a midcycle adjustment because they overshot neutral. the most interesting thing to me in the short-term basis is chair powell said he thinks they're a little bit below neutral right now. they're accommodative, which i think is solidifying the notion that neutral is effectively the policy rate equaling the inflation rate or zero real. but the point that steve was making, i think, is the real home run here, is that it's a one-way bet until inflation is above 2% and materially above 2% he's not going to ease any more. when you're looking at it as a portfolio manager you think in terms of the distribution of risk there's no risk in the fore

i'll be joining former senator elizabeth dole and tom hanks at an event shining a light on military care morning. >> looking forward to that one. >> yeah. >> and mr. roker is going to sit down with one of the biggest names in hollywood comedy, eddie murphy. we have had a fun october so far. >> we have. let's get right to the news at 8:00, the president is urging republicans to do more to fight the house impeachment inquiry over his dealings with ukraine, and a key figure in that controversy is scheduled to testify today on capitol hill. nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker has got the latest on it. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: hi, savannah, good morning to you, president trump is defiant, and demanding republicans get tougher in their defense of him this morning as he braces for one of the key figures in the ukraine controversy to take the hot seat in just a few hours from now. bill taylor is the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine. he will meet with lawmakers behind closed doors. taylor's text messages will likely be front and center today, and one, taylor wrote to the eu amba

during actually the making of this movie, and then also on the movie "splash" we did later with tom hankst look at them. i thought about it. and, i'm going to change that trait. so even though you can use eye contact to learn a lot. you really want to validate people as people. that is kind of essential. brian: especially when we're in our phones. steve: when you look at somebody eye-to-eye, the eyes are the windows to the soul. brian: yes. steve: you have a knew project you're working on, very popular book, "hillbilly elegy". tell us what you're doing that for netflix. >> this was a book, now the movie, "hillbilly elegy," that is a book about growing up in the appalachian area, deprived from real education and social recognition. just like a kid that was traumatized. how he is able to come alive just through grit and hard work. he joined the marines. he got into yale and yale law school. and he became a graduate. now he is incredibly successful. i made that sound easy. this is an emotional epic this movie. ainsley: when does it come out? >> it comes out in about seven or eight months. br

think becky is having an interesting moment here, which is remember the moment in apollo 13 where tom hanks're right in saying, we just lost the ability to go back -- >> this is the new normal. we're never going back >> as we knew it, it's never happening again. and if that's the conclusion you have, i think you are 100% right. >> 100%. >> we're never going back to an $800 billion -- this is a moment balance sheet. >> except everything they told us about how this was temporary, this is not. everything has changed >> the economy is outgrowing it over time. >> it's not because the economy grew three times in size the economy -- >> did anybody think the balance sheet was the absolute perfect number, we had to maintain >> no, but i will tell you that it means that there was a much bigger need for this and that it is part of the easing overall. it is why there's so much liquidity out there. if you want to take it out of the equation, it means something to have that much liquidity there. >> it's for the most part. >> it means something to have it out there. >> it also means the fed is going to be

seven fires burning now in california including one in pacific palisades home of stars like tom hankstherspoon. it began yesterday at 11:00 a.m. overwhelming home owners. tankers arrived just in time and no homes lost. evacuation orders lifted as another fire broke out east of l.a. as temperatures topped 90°. >> i'm still shaking. my heart is still pounding. i told my boss i'm leaving. my house is right in the middle of a fire zone. got here and it was like a war zone. planes flying over my head to the point i feel like i could touch them. >> with winds picking up pg&e said 16 counties could lose power beginning wednesday north of san francisco. this as the utility continues to take criticism for a blackout two weeks ago that cut power to two million residents. >> friends who had their power out, some have power on, some have power off. people are saying can i use your refrigerator, how can i work? can i use your computer? i'm alone by myself in the dark with candles? that's what's going on. >> pacific gas & electric faces $30 billion in liability claims from recent fires sparked by i

host: tom perez, the chair of the democratic national committee. hank you for joining us.host: we continue with "the ine alemany from washington post" and alex icen staff who is a "politico" news reporter. what the dnc is trying to do to prevent a future hack. alex: they have been turned out by the dust turned down by the federal government and not getting very much assistance at all. the chairman believes they are going to be under threat again in 2020. host: at his point about resistance of senior officials in the troppo administration. what is your reaction? alex: it is not totally surprising but it is surprising given that the dnc does face these threats going on 2020. you can definitely pick up on frustration from that chairman. aqueline: when he told us he had approached kiersten nelson the former secretary of homeland security prior to the campaign and she quite frank he was not a helpful, that was surprising. but he did add that career officials have been helpful. at the end of the day he said it would be plugged malpractice for him to invite these people in, durin