you know but like when you look at twenty eighteen of the ads but if you wanted to so the wellesley and media project found that this year the number of congressional and gubernatorial ads that spiked fifty nine percent over levels from the previous midterm in two thousand and fourteen so they also found that the number of negative ads i moved portland the number of negative ads for and sixty one percent over the previous midterm so you have nearly five hundred sixty nine thousand attack ads that have aired since the labor day eclipsing the twenty ten record of negative ads that i read which was nearly four hundred fifty. and then when you start digging into the dark money you should. sam wellesley and the group they study the study found just about four out of every ten ads from groups are so about thirty eight percent of the ads are seeing are from dark money organizations of those dark money political ads which is the idea of not the candidates or any official it's outside groups that are going to a citizen united money you know that are on there know as so of those funding tilts tow

but she went to wellesley and absolutely hit a home run. >> what ever the time, one thing will never change. fathers and mothers, and if you have children, they must come first. you must read to your children and you must hug your children, and you must love your children. your success of the family, and our success as a society, depends not on what happens in the white house, but what on happens inside of your house.[ applause ] >> that is how you got in trouble susan. >> there was a month later that she came to me and said your children have to come first.[ laughter ] >> the other really smart thing that she did in addition to her wonderful speech was bring with her, and susan baker, u.s. there at the white house, with the two of them had a private visit, and no weight was also there and own -- noe was there also. you said they formed a bond. >> it was very interesting because life was not easy. and barbara made every effort to have things to be smooth and she would say something funny and get some kind of funny reaction from her. but she said you know, she is having to act a certa

flag so they would have that as a remembrance of frankie and a few years ago one of the trustees of wellesley college got it donated from the college to the museum and it has held a place of pride ever since. one of the tools that general john pershing had at his disposal was one of the first tanks developed during the war. tanks were used on a limited basis in 1960 but by 1917 they came into their own and the french two-man tank behind these is called the ft 17 for its production year. one of the main battle tanks used for the americans during the latter years of the war, especially in 1918. it is interesting when you think about the people that came out of the war and became part of the society after world war i. the tank commander of the american tank force developed it, his name was george f patton became very famous for the next war followed but there was a fellow training american troops in pennsylvania and the operation of tanks and his name was dwight eisenhower. captain eisenhower was involved in the use of tanks during world war i. the 37 millimeter gun on the tank was used in a tac

plaque to mark the end of the first world war the two leaders also signed a book of remembrance wellesleyes a gathering in paris to commemorate the armistice which ended the war and on of the millions of soldiers who died in the conflict. in california rampaging wildfires have killed at least a love.

whichever neighborhood he chooses to tour, over the 150 square miles of the wellesley fire impacted, he will see scenes like this. we are in the neighborhood of malibu on a short dead-end street. right along the street, house after house after house, just like this. burned to the ground. as i walk here through the rubble, we walk straight into one other. again, exactly the same scene. nothing left whatsoever. and you heard kevin and the president talking about the politics of all of this.the politics of climate change. the politics of forest management. i can tell you this from being here for the past week or so. the people who are the victims of this fire, the people who have lost everything, don't care one whit about the politics right now. while they care about is how on earth they begin to put their lives back together. of course, these fires, not the only tragedy that we have been through here in southern california. over the past 10 days. and that is another reason for the president heading here to southern california right now. his press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders, reve

. >> wellesley. >> and are you worried about not creating a well-rounded kid some. >> well, when a kidrs a day, that is is a star, but it is less than one percent chance that kid will be a professional athlete. >> is that why we don't have athletics at team landry? >> we say why play for team when you own the team. and 86% of the kids got into stanford and top 50 universi universities. >> that is impressive. >> and not only this year, but last year we got the kids into those schools. >> i never believed in myself and nobody told me that i could do it, and they told me that dreams are possible as long as you come to work. >> that is a very inspiring story for this thanksgiving from our craig melvin. >>> good afternoon and happy thanksgiving. i'm kasie hunt live in washington. this hour, trump unplugged in a whirlwind nearly hour-long teleconference this morning the president gave than fox the men and women stationed abroad and at the border and

plaque to mark the end of the first world war the two leaders also signed a book of remembrance wellesley does a gathering in paris to commemorate the armistice which ended the war and the millions of soldiers who died in the conflict. in california rampaging wildfires have killed at least eleven people hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee their homes the calling the blaze is the most destructive in the state's history. a month slide has killed at least ten people in brazil the disaster hits a poor neighborhood on the outskirts of rio de janeiro off to days of heavy rain landslides are common in rio many residents live in hilly areas often building homes without holes rise aisha and. authorities in the democratic republic of congo say more than three hundred people have been killed by the outbreak now sweeping the country congo herself attended by laughter demick since the virus was discovered back forty years ago the health ministry says the current outbreak is the worst so far. in the u.s. the democrats win the majority in the house of representatives. the republicans win thre