. >>> speaking of practice with kids, uva hosting gw. essentially had it w allking on offense. jerome, that's a deep three from richard. game-high 20. cavaliers b 25 is he break. george washisgton, look at led the way for the colonials with 17. uva too much. huff, the fake, thedrive, dishes to h. colonials drop. highlights coming upt 11:00. we all we got, we all we need or something like that. >> can we get that turtleneck and gold chain necklace? >> maybe after the football game. >> zach is definitely dressed for the weather because we're going to be needing the jact and turtleneck. 34 degrees tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 50s for and then wednesday and thursday, zach brown, where are you? temperatures in the 40s. we'll have showers and thenhe weekend looks cool. but we'll get through it. >> he looked good, but zach brown took the cake. >> i don't wear enough gold. bring it>> . >>> from nbc news world headquarters in is is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good eving. they are wildfires for california's history books in size and n sadly in the number of lives lost

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so uva is the right to see. it's always there during the day. is what gives you heat the rays that you could feel from the sun so when you go out in the five hundred. days you can feel the sun beating on your skin right yet that's so when you go outside in the winter do you feel that heat beating on your skin when you're outside. there is. well we're going to set up the outdoor game so they go outside at night and. you. see. well it's not very easy to see because it feels like everyone discovered. and you kind of appreciated a bit more when you got really. dark. diseases. this is. one of the things that we discuss is the use of a u.v. meter this is a u.v. meter and the way the t.v. meter works is that there's a photo electric cell here at the top of the meter and all you do is shine out photoelectric cell at a light source for example the sunlight coming through. as you can see the u.v. meter is registering numbers and for many patients this. level of u.v. is too much and will be causing damage. and if we step into the full sun you'll see that.

uva rays age the skin. uvb rays burn, and both cause cancer.sunscreen doesn't count if you use it wrong. don't need sunscreen on a cloudy day? wrong! 80% of uv rays still get through the haze. only use sunscreen at the beach? nope! anytime you're outside, uv rays attack the skin so you need protection. and you have to reapply sunscreen every two hours. remember: spf plus broad spectrum equal healthy fun in the sun. visit www.fda.gov/sunscreen for more information. a message from the us food and drug administration. ♪(piano music) jessica! we need to leave. right now! i need to get something. (boy): dance recitals are so boring. ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy duh ♪i was born to be somebody laura: i started so wthinking about lunch.ool. mom packed me turkey and cheese. i really wanted cheese pizza... mom: she's smart but sometimes her mind wanders. laura: we should have a sleepover. mom: i remember saying laura...laura? laura: i think i heard mom say something. mom: the

. >> last night the terps could not top uva. the cavaliers defeated maryland at home 76-71. it wasug close t the two teams were neck and neck for most of the game, but the fourth-ranked cavaliers were h g all night ae the terps their first loss of the season. so tough. maryland's next game is this saturday at homegainst penn state. hoping ter will bounce right back. >> i'm sure they will. >>> coming u he's out of jail and on the redskins team. this morning, we're hearing how players are reacting to their newest teammate. >>> plus, bank fault rescue. a teen trapped inside for hours until a simple solution saved the day. we'll explain what finally set him free. >>> the skins are trying to focus on a major game coming up next week. in practice yesterday, they prepared for their monday nightt matchup with eagles. the skins fell toec sond in the division after the thanksgiving loss to the cowboys. a win on monday could put them back on top. we'd like to be on top. betto be number one. >> absolutely. >> the pressure to once again lead the division is coupled with some mouing scrut

uva rays age the skin. uvb rays burn, and both cause cancer. sunscreen doesn't count if you use it wrong. don't need sunscreen on a cloudy day? wrong! 80% of uv rays still get through the haze. only use sunscreen at the beach? nope! anytime you're outside, uv rays attack the skin so you need protection. and you have to reapply sunscreen every two hours. remember: spf plus broad spectrum equal healthy fun in the sun. visit www.fda.gov/sunscreen for more information. a message from the us food and drug administration. we all want more time with our friends, and our sons.rs, time for more conversations, more catch-ups, more of what life's all about. now is our time to make it happen. together, we can stop men dying too young, by tackling the big issues. prostate cancer. testicular cancer. mental health. suicide. it's time to act. sign up at movember.com and raise funds to help change the face of men's health. i am a techie dad.n. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools th

he had 15 points for uva. but fernando would make up for it. my turn! 14 points for him.d making a comeback. later,hony cowan, slicing through the "d," gets the lay-up. 15 for m. terps down four. but the cavs have an answer. his name, ty jerome. off the pick -- and hits that triple. 17 points for the junior. virginia hands t marylandir first loss of the season, 76-71. >>> patrick ewing and georgetown welcoming richmond to d.c. second half, we're tied at 54. ball over to the freshman. and he's beenea turningds this season. that's kd of why. hoyas take the lead. few plays later, o the richmond miss, mcclung. nice. the gfreshman froe city, virginia, had 16 points. but the star of the night for georgetown, the big man. he gets the and-one. he had a game-high 29. oeorgetown wins it, 90-82. >>> let's go the big boys. wizards visiting the pelicans. kelly oubre jr. back in his hometown of new orleans. and he had a memorable night in the big easy. 22 points for kelly. wiz down nine a this point, but isthony davis ruining oubre's homecoming on h mind. nice turnaroundfade. pelicans

and whether it's a duke lacrosse or the uva girl or up in columbia, they would be all of these fake ratehe fake allegations made by a judge or justice kavanaugh. the false accuser doesn't get prosecuted and in the duke lacrosse case, she went on to stop her boyfriend to death. there has to be some sort of repercussions of making false allegations of rate. it's a very serious allegation, not particularly plausible. but of course these cases need to be pursued. one other thing, i think this is why contrary to what everybody else will be telling president trump, the next nominee he gets to the supreme court, i don't care whom he is replacing, it has to be a man because we know know what the left's playbook is. they did at 29 years ago to justice thomas and they did it again now to justice kavanaugh. people will say, pick a woman. what, because -- if they have another false allegation, i don't think anyone will buy it in the next few years, it absolutely should be a man. >> laura: i think it should be the best and most judicially conservative, doing the bean counting never works for conserva

on the breezy side as well you're going down to uva for the game tonight against pitt, take your slickerit will be raining there too. >> good to know. this should be reopening p soon. inner loop after pennsylvania avenue right lane blocked by a anrk zone there. >> two left are getting by. 3:01 inbound. crash there blog the right lane. guys. >> melissa, thank you. it's 5:31. s continue to follow breaking news intheast d.c. three people including a firefighter were hurt during this apartnt fire on alabama avenue. >> it was midnight when the fire broke out. that ftst floor u was completely engulfed by fire. the flames and the smoke wereo travelinge upper floors. there were several residents that were actually trapped and had to be rescued offf their balcony. so pretty intense moments here as firefighters use their hedders to get down. now a little while ago i spoke to rident that lives inside. she heard the smokeet dectors go off. they were working. that's how she became aware of thefire. she described what happened. >> when i stepped in the livin room i heard my neighbor say she couldn't s

and whether it's duke lacrosse or the uva gal or mattress girl up at columbia, there have been all of fake rape allegations which happen to be the fake allegations against judge, now justice kavanaugh. and the false accuser doesn't get prosecuted. in the duke lacrosse case she went on to stab her boyfriend to death. no, there has to be repercussions for false allegations of rape. these are serious allegations. of course these cases need to be pursued. one other thing, i think this is, contrary to what everyone else will be telling president trump, the next nominee to the supreme court has got to be a man. we know now the left's play book. they did it to justice thomas and now to justice kavanaugh. people are going to say pick a woman. because they love women so much? they love you and many so much and sarah palin, but if they try another false rape allegation. >> i think it should be the best person around. but i agree, doing the bean counting never works for conservatives. you have been ahead of the curve on the issue. thank you so much. ann coulter here on the laura ingraham show an

we have to beat uva today and everything will be okay.ees right now. >> it's definitely cold. my ears are getting cold we expect people to line up here shortly. we'll try to use body heat to keep everybody warm as people search for the deals >> the deals will keep them form frank holland, stay warm we'll see you soon >> thank you >> let's bring in jan rogers kniffen. what we try not to do is throw water on the top story you have a big story, you want to sell it, that's what you do in television. black friday, does it maintain that title it used to have it seems like it's black friday every day now. >> it's black friday from about november 1st to the end of december however we will have about 140 million people shopping day. >> so it's still a big deal. >> will probably be the third biggest selling day. >> you often here, no offense to anybody else in the media, it is the busiest shopping day of the year it can be. but traditionally it's the saturday before christmas, correct? >> more people will walk through stores today than any other da

uva rays age the skin. uvb rays burn, and both cause cancer. but the perfect sunscreen doesn't count if you use it wrong. don't need sunscreen on a cloudy day? wrong! 80% of uv rays still get through the haze. only use sunscreen at the beach? nope! anytime you're outside, uv rays attack the skin so you need protection. and you have to reapply sunscreen every two hours. remember: spf plus broad spectrum equal healthy fun in the sun. visit www.fda.gov/sunscreen for more information. a message from the us food and drug administration. ♪ "never gonna let you go" by michael miglio) boyfriend: ♪ here you go. girlfriend: thank you. boyfriend: thank you. . lou: at the president's news conference today, where it was an amazing press conference, then he was badgered by some members of the national left-wing media, nothing new in that, and the president swatted them aside. but one amazingly disgusting display by cnn's jim acosta. it was so bad, the president had to stop him straight away. >> you know why? honestly, i think you should let me run the countr

i was watching the uva game. leland: it gave you hope. and with that -- your newfound hope. the news from new york continues. >> in the word of a potential game changer in u.s. immigration policy along the southern border. the trump administration has reportedly cut a deal with mexico incoming government on asylum overhaul. the plan in part can impact migrants i have made or are making their way to the us. hello everyone welcome to inside "america's news headquarters", i'm arthel neville. and i am in for eric shawn. the "washington post" is -- they say they would require migrants to remain in mexico as they move through u.s. courts and it comes as the president continues to press congress on getting portable funding and a spending bill. >> we're going to have a strong border. the southern border will be very strong. without borders you don't have a country. democrats want open borders and they want these people coming in. many of those people are criminals. i am not going to let the military be taken advantage of. rick: bryan llenas in west palm beach florida, not far from t

th uva cavaliers managed t beat the terps at home 76-71. you can see it wasn't a blowout. two teams were neck and necs for m of the game. must have been so exciti. the fourth-ranked cavaliers were hot all night and gave the terps their oirst lossthe season. maryland's next game is this saturday at home against penn state. hoo get back to the winning ways right away. >>> right now it's 6:36. molette freen is working you this morning, spreading holiday cheer with the help of a million lights. and a bike apparently. >> reporter: yeah, i'm biking for loue. can't y tell? look at this. my peddling- pedaling lights up this big, beautiful park. i'm working out, getting awa up. more coming up from the light up festival in loudoun coun. ty the holidays make me look forward to chick-fil-a honestly. every year we have an ugly sweater party. i like the manatee. that one is cute. i love this. we cater it with chick-fil-a. the crowd pleaser. scott's always so helpful. while the food's coming out as quickly as we can, since she usually has a small child with her,su we want to mak we help

. >> last night j the terpst could not top uva. the cavaliers defeated maryland at home 76-71. it was a g closee. the two teams were neck and neck for most of the game. the fourth-ranked cavaliers were hot all night, gave the terps their first loss of the season. maryland's next game is this turday at home againstn pen state. hoping to bounce rig >>> coming up on 5:37. still ahead, he's out of jail and on the redskins. this morning, we're hearing how ayers are reacting to their newest teammate. >>> plus, bank vault rescue. a teen tpped inside for hours until a simple solution saved the we'll explain what finally set himree. your time is 5:37. when we see a woman who comes to cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia to have her breast cancerreated, she's coming for the expertise that we have, for the multimodal therapy where the specialists talk to each other and form a treatment plan together. we were looking our a cancer team that help us decide the best course of action. amy met with our three specialties, radiation oncology and genetics-there are so many different

he was told when he to campus here, do not leave to uva.e cup and they have the cup and they're drinking from that thing. >> adam: it runneth over in blacksburg for a 15th consecutive year in a classic rival contest. final score in overtime, virginia tech, 34, virginia, 31. let's get you back to kevin negandhi in the studio. >> adam, rod, "q," great job. fantastic work. let's hope we have a fun game in morgantown tonight. top of the hour on espn. the winner of this game will face texas next weekend. our triple header tomorrow on abc, starting with the rivalry in florida. gators as well as the noels and then maryland and penn state. notre dame on the road at usc. i'm kevin negandhi. and we'll see you tomorrow. enjoy the rest of the night. ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfini

i know a guy who teaches shakespeare at uva and he thinks these shows are at the same level of certainly the great movies of the past, and even real literature. not that that is a perfect analogy. but the internet i was hopeful for -- when i went to college , there weren't many columnists, op-ed writers, and you couldn't get many newspapers except the ones published in your city and maybe the new york times or the national journal or something, and it had opinion and commentary. you couldn't just go online and read intelligent comments about what happened in saudi arabia. read opinions from this side of the spectrum and that side of the spectrum and click on an interview with mike hayden at cnn, and that is pretty good. we shouldn't lose sight of that baby in the otherwise-scsi uzzyle -- otherwise sc bathwater we are living in er i oft -- we are living in. i often find students are pretty well-informed about things. if there is a crisis somewhere in the world and their zeal is policy debate -- in the world and there is a u.s. policy debate, but in the old days you andndent on alleged exp

i also knew you back in the grad school days back in uva. so i'm looking -- i'm looking forward to reading. >> wow. >> tell me your name. >> steve glaros. >> i do know who you are. oh, oh. no. >> i have pictures too. so congratulations i look forward to reading the book. >> thank you so much. thank you so much. >> i think everybody here wants to know what's next. >> oh, ken. okay. what is next? >> so the next book is about hamilton. i do not want to write another bioography of hamilton. we are in the sea of those. what we are in the middle of is hunting for hamilton. i want to get at how you find him and find historical characters in the evidence, like how do you hunt, how downed are do you find? i was looking at different aspects of his life and sort of somehow you figure them out and figure out about something broader about the period. what does hamilton think about women? what can we tell from his letters about what he thinks about women or from what we know of actions what he thinks of women what does it suggest about women and men in th

for uva, students would wave flags at football games, and when they went north in 1947, last time that virginia went to fight in pennsylvania, what did they bring with them? oh yes, battle flags. bringing them back this time, they will win. and they did 47-0. and, this made headlines. around the nation people wondering what is going on down there? it was primarily through kappa delta fraternity that that battle flag became part of the collegiate culture or campus culture and as we know, college campuses are incubators for social and cultural change. so, the presence of a college of battle flag through kappa alta an old south fraternity at washington college when lee was president, helped launch the flag into popular culture, through house campuses. this is auburn in the late 1950s during one of their old south events. now, this is a significant photo. one of my favorites. this is, she was old enough to be my grandmother, mistake the 1951, what is significant about it is once again this is like that photograph from cypress gardens. this was something completely unknown before world war

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i was watching the uva game. leland: it gave you hope. and with that -- your newfound hope.rd of a potential game changer in u.s. immigration policy along the southern border. the trump administration has reportedly cut a deal with mexico incoming government on asylum overhaul. the plan in part can impact migrants i have made or are making their way to the us. hello everyone welcome to inside "america's news headquarters", i'm arthel neville. and i am in for eric shawn. the "washington post" is -- they say they would require migrants to remain in

. >> ¿ comiste una paleta de uva?para eso vamos con paulina sodi. >> quÉ linda manera de empezar este lunes, bienvenidos, como siempre un gusto tenerlos, muy buenos dÍas a todos en casa, vamos a comenzar con la primera ediciÓn de noticias telemundo un nuevo dÍa, arrancamos. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ mÉxico deportarÁ a unos 500 migrantes centroamericanos que intentaron cruzar por la fuerza, asÍ lo dijo el secretario de gobernaciÓn de ese paÍs, por su parte el presidente donald trump se pronunciÓ en esa misma lÍnea y a travÉs de un tweet instÓ a mÉxico precisamente a deportarlos destacando que esos migrantes nunca entrarÁn a estados unidos, nuestro corresponsal francisco cuevas se encuentra en tijuana, mÉxico con la informaciÓn mÁs reciente, adelante, francisco te escuchamos. >> quÉ tal, paulina, muy buenos dÍas, nos encontramos en la frontera de san isidro, tijuana donde hace horas se vivieron momentos de verdadera tensiÓn luego que un grupo de la caravana centro- americana intentÓ cruzar por esta frontera a estados unidos de ma

las uvas me las tomÉ a ser. --ayer [risas] >> quÉ veremos de los latin grammy?o el sentimiento del caribe de la mÚsica. es lo que tenemos. nos da la oportunidad de regresar este escenario. >> dicen que si no ganas el grammy, no pasa nada. [canta] [aplausos] karla: me encanta ver que estÁs recogiendo tus cosechas rebozados de apoteÓsicos. alan: este es un gran talento que tiene este chamaco. es una reconocido estar el extra de los latin grammy. vamos a ver lo que ocurriÓ con osuna. osuna: es muy bueno presentarme en cualquier teatro del mundo pero nunca pensÉ que estarÍa tan rÁpida en los latin grammy. pensÉ que me llevarÍa muchos aÑos de carrera, reconocimiento de la mÚsica. estaba aprendiendo poco a poco y este es mi primer disco. es maravilloso. es una sensaciÓn muy inexplicable porque es de primeras. creo que muy pocas veces ha pasado. la categorÍa de gÉnero urbano. >> siendo el gÉnero tan competitivo, sin ofrecer ganar tÚ, a quiÉn le darÍas el premio? ozuna: se lo darÍa a uno de los mÍos. [risas] alan: escucharon lo que dijo ozuna? que le darÍa el premio al

think about sunscreen, people know that you want to find a sun screen that has a certain spf and it has uva and uvb protection and it's waterproof and all of these things. when you think that addiction treatment, you don't know what to look for. >> you don't know how to tell if that sunscreen has those things. it's not on the label. and now a lot of treatment programs are saying they're doing things and their websites look great or they have very fancy commercials of people sitting on the beach in malibu and it looks very relaxing. but it's not actually going to be medical treatment for a chronic disease. let's go straight to ahip and come back to telemedicine. one of the problems we heard from dr. gottlieb is, we've overprescribed. we are producing that overprescribing, but we are totally not there yet. so part of it, insurers have a certain amount of leverage and even in this case maybe some moral authority to try to bring things down. so talk about how that's being tracked, how data is being used and any comment on how quickly people will adopt the blister packs and the e-prescribing. >>