than >> jone >> >> vivica: joan, has vin accused you of cheating before?yeah. >> at least 10. >> why duseparate in the first place? >> a huge major fight, he looked at me and said, "get out". did you the >> that's not the first time, he's yelled at you? >> is that accurate, do you verbally abuse joan. >> what happened was ... >> vivica: what happened was. uh-huh. what happened was ... wait, wait. that's the answer? >> let him answer. answer the question. do you verbally abuse your wife? >> i have. >> have you physically abused her? >> no. >> has he physically abused you? >> no. >> what, you don't believe me, you gotta ask her? >> i don't need your permission, i am aloud to do that -- allowed to do that. our producers told us that you put your hands around her neck, did you do that, vin? >> i guess i did if she accused me of doing it. >> no, no. take responsibility. did you do that? >> i probably did. i was very angry.

international institutions and how they're important and we're talking about one hundred years ago vin diesel a deadly conflict that millions of lives how important are international institutions to preventing something like that ever happening i mean they are because they are very important because i mean they bring people together they bring major powers together they have a they opened their offer a platform of negotiations for a platform of understanding of talks and platform of nationalism i mean we created with win situations not seeing the other nation as the enemy the citizens of the of the nation as the enemy but trying at least to understand the other and this is what i mean the major institutions much richer institutions like the united nations or the european union are good for. all right. billions for university thank you. now let's get you updated on some of the other stories making news around the world israeli forces have killed at least six palestinians in what appears to have been a talkative hit on hamas militants in the gaza strip witnesses said israeli aircraft fir

. >> here is gar vin thomas. ving. it was the creativity of a san francisco fire chief one year ago that has one man grateful to have his life and his leg. announcer: it was on this very corner of san francisco's park presidio bypass that nico seber's life took

they were sponsored by the armor meat packing company who developed a fizzy grape product called vin fiz. it had a big advertising on the top and the bottom of the wing. they provided the pilot with a rare road car with spare parts, mechanics, and his mother and his wife to travel across the united states, chasing him as he went through. flying in these days with very difficult and very rough. you couldn't go very far. you were very subject to weather. any type of wind or precipitation was very bad. and of course, there were always the crash landings. he did not make it in 30 days. but armor said, keep on going and we will continue to pay your expenses. he got to santa monica, california, landed on the beach and taxied the plane into the pacific ocean to say that he had been all the way across the country. by the way, when he finally got there, the only original parts of the airplane were two of the wing struts, the oil pan to the engine and the elevator. the rest of the plane had been completely replaced in the time it took to fly across the united states. now that we have taken a l

started wednesday when trump replaced the house elful with republican vin diesel, matt whitaker. qualified to be attorney general, he's biased against the mueller investigation and appointment may be unconstitutional and the controversy has forced trump into one of his most blatant lies ever. >> with his pick for acting attorney general under fire, president trump is defending his choice while also seeming to distance himself from the new man overseeing mueller. >> i don't know matt whitaker. matt whitaker worked for jeff sessions and he was always extremely highly thought of and he still is, but i didn't know matt whitaker. >> but that's not what he told fox news a month ago. >> i can tell you, matt whitaker's a great guy. i mean, i know matt whitaker. ( laughter ) >> trevor: you know, sometimes trumps lies so hard he gives my brain whiplash. because most people lie in a gradual curve. well, i know him -- well, actually through a friend. tump is like the tokyo drift of lying. one minute he's my best friend then, never heard of him. sarah huckabee sanders says, that was totally n

. >> here is gar vin thomas. ving. it was the creativity of a san francisco fire chief one year ago that has one man grateful to have his life and his leg. announcer: it was on this very corner of san francisco's park presidio bypass that nico seber's life took an almost fatal turn. nico seber: just looks like a piece of the headlight to it. announcer: his brand-new subaru had flown off the roadway and wrapped around this tree. nico: when i was in the car, i remember looking at this and just staring straight up, and there's branches all above me that were snapped, and didn't even know how my car got that high up there. announcer: the wreck so bad, the first to see it described it this way. danny macatee: well, he was-- seamus o'donnell: brake lights. it was brake lights in a tree. announcer: paramedic seamus o'donnell and danny macatee's job was to keep nico alive until firefighters could get him out. female: we rarely have someone that trapped. announcer: but freeing nico turned out to be so much harder than rescue ca

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i don't know if someone from the -- >> president cohen: i'm sure vin could speak to that. he's a former budget director from a long time ago. >> good morning. ben, controller. the city does have a general policy to try to steer away from sole source contract and use competitive bid processes, but there are circumstances where the single provider can provide a service can and that's why the board of supervisors has permitted sole sources with the right approvals from agencies. >> president cohen: thank you for that clarification. any questions? we can go to the budget legislative analyst report. >> this contract is retroactive to january of 2019. the original contract was selected through rfp process for four years with the option to extend up to ten years. this is a 4-year extension of the contract. the contract increases amount by 11.7 million from 6.3 to $18 million which described on page 17 of the report. that increases actually $4 million more than the amount of the contract over the prior four-year period. we did look at that in the basis of that increase. some of it

producerers meetna in vin january 6th. with you would can can from an inflated base make a meaningfulbrifference? onight spot to the slide, lower gas prices. the national average for a gallon of regular is 2.58 ntcording to triple a. town 26 from last month. but still higher than this time last year. a quarter saved per gallon for aa $16 gallon tank on ample is about $4. it does add up. but is that a big enough savings at holiday time to get shoppers spending significantly more? d with oil dangerously close to $50. the 40s could be in the again soon. there will be a point where low prices hurt big oil more than they help the chee. for nightly business report, i'm jackiedeangelis. >>> today marks the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season. blackfriday, the day on which retailers have traditionally made enough sales to put them in the black for year. the national retail federation predicts that wallacen will be over the next few days both online and in stores. an courtney raying isn't monitoring the crowds looking f

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until of eve to broker a cease fire between hamas and the israelis and also as a result of qatari inten vin intervention in which the government of qatar polygyny to give one hundred and fifty million u.s. dollars to provide fuel for the gaza power station arm also salaries for the hamas employees in gaza for the next six months now whether this is what you did raid the israeli military operation in the hunt in this area will. skin it the military situation between gaza and israel it will be seen in the next hours and days but it seems to me that the situation is under control right now but the egyptians from the early hours of this israeli raid intervened and tried to convince both parties both hamas and the israelis to stick to the cease fire and then the eruption of violence but it seems to me that still the situation is very shaky it's very fragile and we might witness an escalation in the next coming hours and days the u.s. says renewed its call for an end to the hostilities in yemen in a phone call with the saudi crown prince the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o reiterated warrin

people here in the room trying to gauge the reaction from people about the fact that cox lost toga vin newsom. one man said he was disappointed that cox was not aggressive more. he said he should have done more to attack newsom. what you didn't hear in the speech was a quote from him. john cox said personal attacks. we're going to bring honor back into politics. i think that shows that he remain add gentleman throughout the campaign and he really did not attack gavin newsom at all even though they did differ on many issue, they do agree that something needs to be done to address the homelessness and housing affordability. >> turning now to the race for california lt. governor. it is between two democrat, education hernandez and lenny [ inaudible ]. >> let's get more analysis now with brian and david. professor, let me start with you. we watched gavin newsom with his acceptance speech. your thoughts on the victory. he has to put together a budget, release the budget in early january. he has to decide if he wants it to be about the forward looking things that he promised in the campaign

. >> nine wineries and vin yeyars are now collecting money on site. jan, ercome by gratitude. >> i'm just very lucky to know them. >> fernando i hpired by spirit determined >> just her tenacity, never give up attitude, and if she's fine, i'm fine. >> despi the autumn chill, there is a year around warmth herearvesting kindness. >> well, today several wineries are hosting a fund-raiser for jan. they're going to help buy the standing tract chair. to learn how you can help out search harvesting kindness in the nbc washington app. give you a liv look there at reagan national airport. a place that's going to see a lot of traffic. i don't like giving adam tuss credit on things but he said it's going to be a mess. proved to be that. add withhe weather. >> throughout the day, everybody complained about the weather, not a shocke but the traffic was horrendous and everybody was 15 or 20 minutes late. >> it's a mess. >> a break over the weekend and more rain early next week. it's chilly out there don't have much of a warm up in the next ten days. now we have anot

. >> i think there are probably amazing vin diagrams between aunties that are blm and indivisible. it is powerful to see how you uplifted the community and gave them a new vision. who would like to go next? >> great. thank you so much. thank you to all of you for being here for all the great work that cair does for our community on a day to day basis. i tend to agree with abdul in terms of my experience in the races that i run. i do want to just quickly talk first about my experience running for the democratic national committee in 2016 and then i will pivot over to what i have been experiencing right now running for state senate. so in 2016 -- first of all, the folks that are elected to the democratic national committee, every state has a handful of spots on the dnc. these are pretty coveted seats. virginia has five elected representatives to the democratic national committee. these are infamous superdelegate positions. when i decided to run for the position in 2016, most of my very early supporters came from my friends, millennials, progressives. i didn't really have the -- the s

example of government transparency as you will see anywhere and to learn more about the history of le vin investigations in the senate. this book, financial exposure, is available just outside the door where the author, one of our codirectors, is, in fact, available for book signings. i've been asked to announce the next session will be starting at 2:10 on the third floor and they are our street into two panel on supporting the overseers, state of committee staff and legislative branches will be in room three ab, conversation between nsa inspector robert storch and cato institute julian sanchez will take place in 3 feet, the partnership for public service discussion myth busting congressional executive branch oversight relationships will take place in room three de. i trust you got all of that. oh -- okay. thank you. thank you all for joining us. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> sunday on q&a, california democratic congresswoman jackie spear talks about her memoir, undaunted. >> i was on an airstrip in the remote jungle of guyana having just concluded a congressional delegation tou

. >> we went to mer vins and got the boats and she dropped me off at 9:30 before she left se said i'm going to wash the car. >> it was a blue 1969 ford maverick like this one. with the signature long hood, fast back roof and short deck. the car in question belonged to her ex-boyfriend. >> i know they dated for a while and she really liked him. >> christine drove back to her house in a middle class neighborhood in may ward and told her family she planned to stop by a car wash before picking up her ex-boyfriend at the jack in the box. >> she never showed up. her ex-boy frebd called her family asking if they knew where she was. concerned family went to look for her. what they found was the blue maverick still wet at charlie's car wash on mission boulevard in hayward. >> it was parked by the vacuum cleaners, her purse and score f on the front seat. the car was locked. >> papers are inside the car were on the ground as if there had been a struggle but where was christy? >> the time has come for a new partnership between the federal government. >> january 1971, nixon was president and reaga

example of government transparency as you will see anywhere and to learn more about the history of le vin investigations in the senate. this book, financial exposure, is available just outside the door where the author, one of our codirectors, is, in fact, available for book signings. i've been asked to announce the next session will be starting at 2:10 on the third floor and they are our street into two panel on supporting the overseers, state of committee staff and legislative branches will be in room three ab, conversation between nsa inspector robert storch and cato institute julian sanchez will take place in 3 feet, the partnership for public service discussion myth busting congressional executive branch oversight relationships will take place in room three de. i trust you got all of that. oh -- okay. ok. thank you. and thank you all for joining us. [applause]

the first happened at vin vino wine on california avenue early wednesday morning.r also broke the windown at simple -be salon and spa on university avenue, also at a subway, and at sushi house on el camino real. he was wearing a white "the phantom of the opera" mask covering only half of his face during the burglaries. if you can help with this investigation, call police. ( james ) coming up ... a group of school kids, who know a little about loss themselves, are helping families who lost everything in the camp fire. ( james ) plus ... a 9-1-1 call hits close to home for one dispatcher.his story coming up next. (ácommercialá)(ácommercialá) another door with poor air quality across the bay area as skies remain smoky and hazy. expect daytime highs in the 60's across the bay today. as we make our way through the week look forward to air quality improving along with rainfall arriving on wednesday that through thanksgiving and into next weekend. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 8

the first happened at vin vino wine on california avenue early wednesday morning. police say the burglar took the cash register and smashed the window. the burglar also broke the windown at simple -be salon and spa on university avenue, also at a subway, and at sushi house on el camino real. he was wearing a white "the phantom of the opera" mask covering only half of his face during the burglaries. if you can help with this investigation, call police. ( robin ) today is the first day of sacred heart community service's thanksgiving food box distribution. ( james ) this year they are planning for over 4-thousand families to come get a food box. kron 4's yoli aceves is live in san jose ahead the giveaway... yoli? november 19, is the first day of sacred heart community service's (shcs) thanksgiving food box distribution. the agency plans for 4,200 families to come through its doors to pick up thanksgiving food boxes that contain 50 pounds of food and a turkey. the agency currently has 2,318 turkeys-a little under 2,000 shy of its goal for 4,200 turkeys to distributeth

. >> we saga vin new sm there in his batman costume. i know he's a dad in good spirit but all it takes is a screen shot. >> that's a bad meme waiting to happen. new sm said the thing yous do for a vote. he's up 18 points, he doesn't need to dress as batman. >> cox is predicting a surprise on election day. is he going to get it? >> the surprise is that it might be less than ten points. he's not going to win this. very unlikely he's going to win this. he just doesn't have the name recognition here and grass roots support and doesn't have the money in his campaign. >> new sm will be down in southern california in these final days campaigning for other candidates. we heard alyssa talk about the seats that need to be flipped. orange county seems to be a hot spot. that's a topic across the country nationally. >> there are four congressional seats that could be flipped. they're republican held now. the democrats have been at this for more than a year. i was down there a year ago it all depends on who turns out but they have done a lot to get p

. >> reporter: yes, actually i want to go over to this side and show you democratic candidate go vinewsome is speaking right now after he cast in his vote. newsome is going to be considered to be the front runner all of this when you look at the polls a former san francisco mayor, current or previous lt. gov. making the campaign really about a lot of the national issues that we are hearing about regarding climate change, immigration, things of that nature. of course, on the other side of the aisle, you got john cox, the gop candidate. he cast his ballot last week. cox is focusing on small businesses. the affordability, billing himself as the outsider in this race. back out here live, we're kind of having a hard time hearing here. you got a democratic candidate gavin newsom speaking here. of course, he will be off to downtown l.a. we are live right now. john cox will be going to san diego. so we'll go check in and see what he's saying here now. >> all right. it actually sounds like we are having a tough time hearing what ga venuesome is saying right now. what can you do, stay with nbc

but the more factions in the republican party in the senate, you don't really see the vin diagram of policy that gets done in the next two years based on the current composition. the house, there is so much pent up demand among democrats for oversight. the intelligence committee and house oversight. >> trump's taxes. >> that will dominate so much. in the senate, the main thing will be we have the republicans having the majority. we will confirm as many of trump's judges and members of his administration. i think those are the two big things that are likely to get done. >> to ryan's point about these committees, we have elijah cummings who said this morning we want to look at the president's tax returns as it relates to the emoluments clause. they will have a lot of power on that front. adler said this morning that the president will learn he is not above the law. you have maxeen waters on finance. what does this mean for the trump presidency? >> it can mean a lot. at the basic level, elijah cummings has been making requests to get subpoenas issued. now he has the gavel. they will be

they never went higher than about vin, up in central part of vietnam. was that a failing? should we have? well, i will say this. we dropped arclights on ganaoy island where i was west of denang in the south, unpopulated areas when they had large troop movements coming out of the quason mountains. when i started going back to vietnam in the '90s, one of the first things that the vietnamese in hanoi would want to talk about was eight days that b-52s bombed hanoi in 1972. if you don't want to bomb the enemies' strong points, then what are you doing bombing your friends' strong points? i think we could have done a much better job, much more effective job. everyone in hanoi remembers those eight days. the way that we were using our tactical aircraft to bomb in the north, in fact, created, i think, the illusion among the north vietnamese that they were withstanding american airpower and it actually became a, sort of a strengthened resolve rather than for them to understand what really this american military was capable of if it were used in a different way. another interesting p

and i do't really viw the outcome of this deal as the product muh european vin diction, they had lessfear from a zero deal from ireland than britain did. so the europeans did get more of what they wanted. >>nd the pressure on th eu isn't only of course brexit. you mentioned populism, migration through europe has helped push german chancellor merkel out of her job. what is the state right now of the european integration project? >> i mean it's pretty fragile. and so when you look at a highly-indebted economy like italy whiche nl greece is l,o big to bail, to big to ba right now it has a populist government, the economic part is looking pretty dicey. so you could easily imagine a resumption of the your ozone crisis of a few years ago. that is tension number one in europe. and the second as you mentioned is migration, which is with the big purge in 2015, and 2016, it has gone down. it will come back again and so i fore see that these argumts about migration, tensions over the single currency are going to come back and it is ging to be tough for europe, the ambition from a few years ago w

like there's a book by rachel shell vin, washington brotherhood, right, and she has a chapter that talks about -- brotherhoodabout and friendship but she acknowledges in that book that that's partence and of the congressional community. so there's dribs and drabs but there isn't sort of a study. you're the last question. i am the last question. i also knew you back in the grad u.v.a.days, i'm looking forward to reading the book. joanne: wow. .ell me your name hue clairis. joanne: i do remember you. i lookratulations, forward to reading the book. >> i think everybody here wants what's next. joanne: ok, what is next. next.s the next back into about hamilton. i do not want to write another biography hamilton. now we're in the sea of biographies of hamilton but now the working title is "hunting for hamilton" and i want to get at how you find him how you find historicaldoou fis going to look at different aspects of his life and sort of themhow you could figure out and in doing that, show something broader, not just period.m, but about the what does hamilton think about women? what can we tell

gal vin, t galvin, running against him, she's not as well defined.in mind, in alaska, it's not just an at-large house race. they've had a wild situation in the governor's race where the independent governor backed out of the race. mark baggich running for governor on the democratic side. you've got a close race for governor there. alaska is one of those states, it is deep red, it is a very conservative state. it's a very independent state. >> very independent. >> it was willing to elect an independent governor for years ago. it's done that a couple times before. that might be a factor here, as well. >> if you watch the speech, she so articulates what the country is about, she tells the story about a pastor's father who walked six miles to one school, was denied to vote and six miles to another and finally six miles to another and he was told it was too late. just a reminder who we are. i hope between now and tuesday, she is the only person we see out there. please, celebrity webs stay home. >> yes, amen. oprah with, you go wherever you want to know.

. >> reporter: amanda mel vins' father was missing for four incredible reunion amid so much loss. later today more evacuees are expected to be allowed to return home but this is what many folks will find. manyplskin about the cause, two power companies, one in northern california and southern california reported problems with infrastructure around the time these wildfires started, but it remains unclear the exact cause of these fires. >> right now its the crisis at hand. thank you. >> first responders have been working day and night battling fires in those grueling conditions and often they're putting the needs of their own families aside. steve paterson has been talking to some of those selfless staging area for firefering. the front lines of that disastrous camp fire. th number does not account for law high above paradise capt of unrelenting flames. across colorado an estimated 60 firefighters have lost their own homes and other first responders have been impacted too. >> the whole back half of my house was on fire. >> reporter: joe lynch says he jumped in when the fire started

she summon ad witch's could have vin. neil: that is even race, right? >> martha mcsally came out of bruising primary. previously republicans were little less optimistic about the race than we are now. neil: what do you think of the president flaming selloff on fears of democrats taking house? whatever you think of the president, whatever you think of the argument, i don't agree with it, i think republicans reek out enough to maintain the house, i could be wrong, that fear has been baked into the cake quite some time. what gives this new added immediacy? >> fear. you think about fear, markets abhor uncertainty. we're seeing uncertainty lead up to the prays. i praised sinema and i have fear of use these things to drum up fear. this is battle of idea. neil: they're using names like maxine waters would be running the house financial services committee. that rattles a lot of investment folks. i think people have known that for a while. >> right. at the end of the day, if democrats get house, don't get senate which statistically most likely outcome here we'll

the first happened at vin vino wine on california avenue just before 2:15 wednesday morning.the cash register and smashed the window. the burglar also broke the windown at simple -be salon and spa on university avenue, also at a subway, and at sushi house on el camino real. he was wearing a white "the phantom of the opera" mask covering only half of his face during the burglaries. if you can help with this investigation, call police. ( marty ) the woman convicted in the stabbing of a 19-year-old man in fremont will spend 11 years in prison. 20-year-old ayah abdallah stabbed yusuf nawabi during a domestic dispute back in december.. it happened on fremont boulevard. nawabi was pronounced dead at a hospital. authorities say a friend of abdallah tipped police that abdullah stabbed nawabi. last month, she pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. ♪ does santa claus himself, need the most trusted battery this holiday season? maybe not. maybe he could trust any batteries will do. maybe he could trust h

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so there they are, our two stories we have been following and vin responsible to a certain extent forhe increase in volatility and what was a particular swoon in october, china and fed. did we get one resolved? >> you ever been to dunkin' donuts two bear claws, we have the fed and xi/trump. one bear was pretty much de-fanged yesterday. you have to change with it. things looked good on the surface. you realize that perhaps that was the peak. and i don't want to use the terms walk it back. i'm just saying he changed his mind because it was prudent. >> he corrected the record based on at least the famous interview that was referenced so many times, not dissimilar from what yellen did when she said six months until we start raising and then she said we would be data dependent. >> i thought yellen was a distinguished fed chief who came up with a good way to measure things at a time when we were coming out of a very bad great recession. people are missing what powell was saying at the beginning which was very troubling. >> the beginning of the speech yesterday. >> he starts talking about no

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we think in some ways vin particularriveness or careerism.g to take the fight to the enemy your career is over. >> it's true. where can folks learn more. >> justice for eddy.com. a site we have set up for my brother. you can donate. one thing we are asking most folks to do weaver thankful at this time in history we have a president we are hoping can come to our assistance that would look at the grievous nature of his treatment, of the abuse of power by ncis and prosecutors and come to our aid. pete: justice for eddy.com. you have done your brother proud for sure. >> thank you. >> thank you for your service. we will follow this closely. >> thanks a lot. pete: hollywood tackling the border crisis as murphy brown in unfunny way mocks ice. >> you guys cannot barming in here like this. if you don't get out of this truck, i will spatchcock you. pete: dan bongino here to react coming up next. plus, on a fox news alert, chaos erupting in paris right now over gas prices. we will take you there coming up. ♪ attention to detail, and customer service are