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wendy liked almost everything about him.y became a couple. >> one year for my birthday he totally set up an entire day skydiving. >> happy birthday! >> thank you! >> woo! >> it was so amazing. so awesome. we took motorcycle rides, and went on picnics. >> reporter: now wendy found herself caught in the undertow of a homicide investigation. cops had her downtown the same day as sirius. >> i just wanna let you know, you're not under arrest, okay? >> reporter: detective ryan asked about the night of the murder. he used wendy's texts with sirius to refresh her memory. >> could you put it here so we both could see? >> oh, yeah. >> may 5th. >> reporter: did wendy's texts that night fit in the timeline they were building of brandy's murder? and did they speak to sirius' whereabouts? >> at 11 o'clock, when you type these you were sure he was not in the house at 11:00? at eleven o clock, he was not at your house. >> he was not in my house then. >> reporter: sirius arrived, wendy said, after that eleven o'clock text. sirius had given t

she is the host of "the wendy williams show" and one of our favorites, wendy, illiams is baerybody. [and applause ] he is a very funny comedian and a very good friend. and his new book "lose wl" is out now, chris gethard is back with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and he's the creator of the groundbreaking show "mr. robot," and now he's developed and is directing "homecoming" on amazon prime video. it's also excellen sam esmail is joining us tonight, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] so -- grt show. before we get to that, here at "late night," evernight i deliver a monologue comprised of jokes written by a diverse team of writers. as a result, a lot of jokes come across my desk that, due to my n a straight, white male, would be difficult for me to deliver. but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them. t so we'd lishare them with you now in a segment called "jokes seth can't tell." ♪ [ cheers andetpplause ] >> these are two of our writers, that's amber and that's jenny, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm black. >> and i'm gay. >> and we're both women. >> seth:

wendy's got a d-minus because of a very minor step forward. as to why people should care....health experts have pointed to a growing resistance to antibiotics as one of the biggest public health problems of our time... overuse of antibiotics in livestock can cause resistant bacteria to spread - putting humans at risk of developing life-threatening infections. one of the study's authors stopped by kron 4's newsroom today to talk about the risks.. allison johnson - as antibiotic resistance develops from this overuse in meat, antibiotics are less effective in treating our infections. so in the worst case scenario you skin your knee and you die because you contract an infection that can't be treated. burger chains should start to lead the beef industry by announcing publ policies to phase out the overuse of antibiotics in beef production. one of the chains responding tonight -- mcdonalds. it points out in a statement that it pledged in 2016 to no longer serve chicken treated with antibiotics....adding "mcdonald's is currently finalizing a global a

and then, we have a venue and i do "an evening with wendy," which is full of salty jokes and ask wendy'st laughter ] but i love to go where the food is. >> seth: oh, gotcha. so when you plan a trip, do you plan it around -- is that fish? oh, okay. or are you just miming what it's like when you eat? >> my mouth is watering. >> seth: oh, it's watering. [ laughter ] >> here's the thing. when you go to atlanta, you know the collard greens are going to nt excelle >> seth: gotch >> you see. and i like collard greens, but i don't like the vein. >> seth: interesting. >> so you have to go to the correct spot. >> seth: oh, because some places dyou. >> well, like, do you like a caesar salad? >> seth: sure. >> do you like the vein, that big fat piece in the middle. >> seth: no, but i didn't know there was a world where i couldn't get that. [ laughter ] >> you have to meticulously take your time. >> seth: but you're not -- you're too busy. you're not taking out the vein in your own collared greens, right? you have someols >> seth: really? >> seth: don't take this the wrong way. you're dressed like a

with wendy's that was something they did own outright in the past, combining wendy's and arby's so theythat trian is known for taking stakes in companies that they deem to be troubled and trying to fix them by getting seats on the board and gaining influence, of course as you know, brian, this comes amid a huge battle taking place in the courts, in the media and elsewhere between john schnatter, the man who founded papa john's and the company itself, which now is running without him after he stepped down as chairman and then ceo following a huge debate over some slurs made on a marketing call >> we will picker that big brain of yours a couple more stories. another hedge fund shutting down tourbillion capital. >> had about $2 billion in assets that fund lost about 14% last year it was found by an alum of s.a.c. capital this henl fund shuttidge fund sn was due to performance in october these fund managers see the redemption notices coming in, and then they say i'm getting x amount of redemption notices, do i wanted to keep operating these things do i need to lower my fees in order to do s

i do want to thank my colleague, wendy.olicy very much does drive the press and so when we have such a sophisticated team that hands you like these really bold, ambitious well-thought out policy commitments it makes my job a lot easier to tell the press about them. so i do want to thank her and her team. but before i do that, i do want to talk a little bit about what i kind of just referenced about the need to be prepared and to be coordinated. when you're dealing with members of the media, you want to hand them a story, you want to hand them a bold policy announcement and have kind of all of your ts crossed and your is dotted. so for the past several months leading up to the global climate summit we have been working with our city partners, we have been holding meetings with the other public information officers throughout the city to make sure that they are on board with our policy commitments and they understood the press implications for those policy commitments. and we wanted to help them to capture the limelight becau

wendy, good morning to you. of talking to you, people are not necessarily hugely sympathetic to landlords on the whole. but can you tell us your experience? you have, is it, 47...? 46 houses a leigh, i did social housing for people with difficulties. i set it all up, we we re difficulties. i set it all up, we were working with the council. they we re were working with the council. they were recommending their tenants. they had no houses to give them. and they were all on universal credit? every single one. what problems have you encountered ? every single one. what problems have you encountered? i went on the coui’ses you encountered? i went on the courses before it rolled out, and i we nt courses before it rolled out, and i went to my tenant, because i have to talk to them before i can talk to universal credit. i would go to the tenants, they have a journal on their phone of wendy rent. my average rent coming through is 8—10 weeks. late? 8-10 weeks for every house. every tenant then is in arrears. we only get o

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wendy? >> now to the man who is on trial fora the death oince george's county police officer, a police officer who diednd durg fr fire. that officer was killed when police say michael ford fired ots outside police headquarters. in a surprise move today, ford iok the stand his own defense, claiming he did not intend to shoot or kill anyone. news 4's chris gordon has the story in prince georges county. >> reporter: before the shooting rampage in the prince georges county police station on barlow road, mhael fofd testifying in his own defense said, i tried to kill myself, i took the gun out, put it to my e head, i pull the triggers. the jurors watched ford. fo testified, i wrote a note to my mother, i'm going to kill her.lf, i apologized to he had his two brothers drive nim to the police station. they shot video o a camera ford recounts he fired at the twice, wanting them to come out and kill m, but ford says he didn't intend to kill any police, to frighten any police, or the people in cars and

that would be wendy rogers. a district or that trump only carried by one point. finallyy tonight, we have a her son too, vacated by martha mcsally who is running for senate in a very tight race therefore the senate. the republican in that case. and kirkpatrick. so we will point out ten key races per night so you know if it is your district that matters. these districts will decide the balance of power, four weeks from tonight. u.s. senate, that is up for grabs. maybe another supreme court nomination or two in the future. you get money from big time democratic billionaires piling and all over the country. let's start in indiana. incumbent democrat joe donnelly in a tough race. that's the state president trump won. he is running a great campaign. donnelly as you know voted against kavanaugh. he is no schumer democrat.

i'm wendy woolfolk. now back to you. >> all right, wendy. thank you. >>> as michael carves a path across the southeast, we're getting our first look at the utterly catastrophic trail this storm left. it shredded buildings, even ripping the side off a bank. michael made landfall as a category 4 storm. nbc's lester holt and his crew were directly in the path of the storm and had to hunker down and ride it out in their hotel. >> reporter: within minutes, conditions deteriorated right outside my window. the power is now out. we were outside for a little bit. we were forced inside. hurricane michael proving to be everything it was advertised to be. joining my colleagues in another room with a balcony, we went live on air, an unobstructive and frightening view of michael at its most ferocious. as i have my hand on the window, i can feel it boeing. 100-plus-mile-per-hour winds like a plane taking off. fellow guests hunkering down in hallways. as conditions worsened and in consideration of safety, we barricaded ourselves in our room. >> we put this

wendy sherman is back with us, and wendy, when i see votes like this, it really stops me because it isnd in this case so important. >> you know, we've all talked about who is going to be the next john mccain. who is going to be the person who have an independent mind. and i certainly didn't agree with senator mccain on many, many issues. but when he put that thumbs down on the health care vote, that was courageous. he was courageous obviously in many ways in his life. what heidi high camp did today was courageous. what's really sweet is her brother, in talking about it said, when she brushes her teeth in the morning -- very north dakota. when she brushes her teeth in the morning she wants to be able to look in the mirror and know that it's her and who she is. and i give her enormous credit. there are going to be lots of pundits who said she did this for political reasons. they're going to say she knew she was going to lose so she threw caution to the wind. i don't believe that at all. i believe she did it because she has heard from so many sexual assault victims for all the reasons she

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wendy? >> hi.o in 2016, we recently learn index 2016, that cambridge analytica manipulated personal information legally obtained through facebook to undermine democracy and help elect president trump. earlier this year, when you unlocked a scooter, you gave them permission to run their credit report and share that information with creditors and law enforcement agencies. we look at privacy and the history of violations of privacy, women, people of color, the lgbt community, social activists and the city, which is thanks to our city, immigrants have always been prey to data breaches and privacy violations. so we're going to call ourselves a sanctuary city, we want to make sure we protect all our citizens, including digital privacy. >> the first question is wendy. >> there has been no political will before now to make this happen. what proposition b does is it creates ai charter amendment that's very open, nonbinding. all it does is set a mandate that by may 31 of 2019 that the board of supervisors wi

back with us, investor wendy sherman, jennifer palmieri and jason johnson. you have seen reactions to administrations. what about this one? >> i think you have it right. it is brilliant timing on her part. not only the reasons you said, but this puts her on a-1 not a-14 after the midterm elections when people like attorney general jeff sessions may be leaving and don mcgahn and people who have some real, you know, scrum that are attached to them. she's not part of that story. she does this on her own time in her own way. i also think it did two other things, which are fascinating. it has really led the news this evening, not the lock her up, and not kavanaugh. so the trump administration's effort to try to say that the democrats and women are a mob victimizing him, she now is a woman who has come forward and said, i'm strong, i'm clear, i'm independent, i'm going my own way. so i think that's useful in the larger metta message. and the other thing that she's done is she's actually really sort of put her finger in the eye of secretary pompeo in some ways beca

radio on the island more york or wendy how are things now where you are what's the extent of the damage on the island at the moment. well we know that as you said ten people are dead and two are still three are still missing including. us and the damage is just catastrophic if you think of that for me highway muddy water go straight through the street and that's like one story of a house completely engulfed with water and mud so that's pretty hard to cope with for anyone and i think that they majesty said this is their a doing what they can to help people at least two hundred people have had to evacuated from their homes they spent the night in a makeshift temporary accommodation and actually rafa nadal has announced that he has a sports center that is available to anyone who is in need of accommodation affected by the floods so everyone is sort of together it's a very very close community here in new yorker and everyone who's helping to do whatever they can everybody pitching in there in this moment of need also the island's most famous a former resident i refound i don't know the floo

the president moving in the right direction, wendy, a lot of people surprised by this considering the that he makes. it might mean that what the president does and the action it is administration are more important than the words, what do you think? >> well, his approval numbers are moving but we also have to realize that democrats don't hold 9-point lead and we see that when it comes to registered voters we see that voters are 50% more likely to want democrats to lead congress as opposed to 41% who wants republicans, yes, he is ahead in the polls so to speak and he's above his average but that doesn't mean that democrats are waiting in the polls at all because we are leading amongst key demographics, so i have a feeling we are going to go ahead and take this. rob: okay. let's look at some of those numbers as you just said, more from nbc and wall street journal on who should control congress, 50% say the democrats should run the show, 41% say republicans and it gets analyzed across, likely voters, registered voters, philip, over to you, it's highly unlikely that the republicans can ke

he shue says he will never step foot inside another wendy's again.ken) ebay is suing amazon saying the online giant used their messaging system to recruit its sellers. the lawsuit claims amazon violated ebay's user agreement... after amazon representative spelled out their email addresses and asked e-bay seller to talk on the phone in order to evade detection. amazon declined to comment on the lawsuit. many people in the nfl like to throw in the nfl like many people many people in the nfl like to throw around the concept of the 24-hour rule. meaning you have a day to think about the past game, then just move on. but, given that the 49ers haven't won since september 16th, the team may need more time to think about what's happened this year. kyle shanahan's club back at practice in santa clara this afternoon...getting ready to host the undefeated l-a rams. for as much as they'd like to move on completely, their most recent loss still stings... when c-j beathard turned the ball over late and the defense couldn't stop aaron rodgers from doing what he wan

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wendy? >> reporter: good evening to you. as you mentioned, hurricane michael has officially turned deadly. a man sadly died when a tree fell on his home. florida's panhandle under siege as hurricane michael slams into the coast. >> hurricane michael is the worst storm that the florida panhandle has ever seen. and one of the worst storms tofr make landfall in the united states. >> reporter: a catastrophic storm bringing a triple threat. dangerous storm surge up to 14 feet projected along the coast. destructive winds as high as 155 miles per hour damaging buildings and knocking out power lines. and torrential rainfall that is already causing flooding. >> hurricane michael is a hurricane of the worst kind. >> reporter: with the storm tracking inland, georgia has already declared a state of emergency, and the carolinas dreading michael's arrival. >> north carolina is staring down another powerful hurricane. less than a month after hurricane florence battered our state. >> reporter: a life-threatening storm putting the entire sou

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. >> joini ing me now is kristen welker, and wendy sherman, former undersecretary of state for the obama administration, and michael costa from the washington post and moderator the of washington week on pbs and msnbc contributor kimberly atkins. and kristen, first to you, when did he know and who else knew? we know that she had an appointment a week ago, because loft people in the white house, at least under the top ranks did not know this was coming. >> well, that is right, andrea. we are trying to drill down on exactly when the president was to told. as you point out last week, he did have a meeting with u.n. ambassador nikki haley and we have been working the sources here behind the scenes here at white house and capitol hill, and i will tell you that there is a sense of surprise. a sense of surprise that she is leaving now with exactly four weeks into the mid-term election, and one source describing it as disappointing that she would make the decision right now, and the political ambitions are broadly known and have been talked about and she addressed them head-on and she said, i wi

wendy davis, a democratic, she was a gubernatorial candidate four years ago. peter let me start with you at the white house. explain the strategy here. >> well, it's a good question. i think chris will have a sense of what republican pollsters are saying. the bottom line is concern about complacency among his supporters. the president is trying to rile up his base increasingly focusing on issues of immigration and race, stoking fears and also delivering false and unsubstantiated claims. voters we know are motivated when they are angry or afraid, not when they're content. the president's trying to capitalize on that. take this warning that there are unknown middle easterners as he describes it in this caravan. there is no evidence to support that, just moments ago vice president mike pence told "the washington post" it's inconceivable that there aren't any middle easterners in the caravan. we have reached out to the white house to present some of that evidence. they have not responded to our repeated requests. the president's allies say that he believes, howeve

has the news cycle let's talk just about the news cycle, wendy do you feel the news cycle has told theher left and the right further right? i think it that right now whether the news cycle was just going on in our political landscape it has been highly polarized and what we see here is that with kavanaugh's nomination, we see that the gop is trying to weaponize kavanaugh to make it seem as though he's the post or boy for why the gop wins when it comes to the mid-terms but that's not a good game plan because if we look at the facts 51% of democrats are going to possibly win in their state. we also see that heidi heitkamp raised $400,000 within the first 24 hours of her opposing kavanaugh's nomination and we see the democrats have a 2% lead when it comes to the mid-terms so again that is not something that comes to the media, but we have to make sure that we don't continue to ride this. >> liz: we're just looking for the people out there trying to unify the country. republican senator rand paul, ford, rand paul's wife says she sleeps with a loaded gun due to threats coming from liberals.

but compare that to all the free advertisement wendy's been getting one estimate puts the number at seven million u.s. dollars just for this little stunt seven million dollars a lot of free advertising budget it sounds like the real winner in this story is wendy's well that's true and we also wondered that and we asked carter about this and here's what he said. you know i actually do feel a little bit cheated when i look at cows and dollars because you know like obviously they made a lot of. but. it's not just about the chicken nuggets and start to they also made a donation to the dave thomas foundation and i asked him to actually pass the record if they would be able to do that instead so they made one hundred thousand dollar donation. and he has been putting his fame to a good use he actually created a website called knox for katar dot com where he sells t. shirts to raise money and he already achieved more than five thousand u.s. dollars just by selling his own t. shirts and he's donating the money to two causes that are dear to him one is to help orphans find a home and the othe

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but wendy hamilton who owns three stores is staying put. >> our house is hurricane safe. we've got a generator where we've got plenty of water, where we are good to go. >> reporter: ivory and her elderly parents are also riding out the storm. >> we have a parking garage, plenty of water, our tub is filled up. we're ready. >> reporter: long lines of traffic, low fuel supplies, and empty store shelves convinced both women to keep their families home. hurricane michael is expected to make landfall tomorrow. here in panama city beach, the wind has been intensifying and the water is getting rougher within the past few hours. >> get ready for deadly winds with a storm surge of up to 12 feet. governor rick scott urged people to get out while they still can. >> the time to prepare is right now. the storm is dangerous and if you don't follow a warning from officials, this storm could kill you. >> reporter: wendy hamilton and her husband have secured their store fronts. now they're waiting for michael to come and go. >> we want to be here to be able to get back to the business to g

wendy wool folk, nbc news, tallahassee. >>> authorities s a man's dedication to his political beliefs led to a deadly election day plot targeting the national mall. and he had a 200-pound bomb to carry it out. the fbi arrested him at his home in orange town, new york, news 4's jackie bensen is on the mall tonight with the disturbing details on this. jackie? >> reporter: well, doreen, court documents say this man's motivation for wanting b tow himself up here on the national mall on election day was to draw attention to an ancie political system that he believed would better the united states. these images show fbi agen at the rockland county, new york, home of 56-year-old paul rosenfeld. court documents say agents found a fully functional 200-pound bomb loaded with pounds and pounds of black powder that hel wasing to bring to washington, d.c. and detonate on one national mall on elec day. rosenfeld planned to kill himself in the process, prosecutors say, to draw attention to his political views, which include support for in ancient greek syste which elected officials arech en at rando

i'm wendy woolfolk, backo you. >> wendy, thank you. >>> as michael carves a path across the southeast, we're getting our first look at the utterlyop catasc trail of destruction this storm left behind in florida. in pantya powerful 150-mile-per-hour winds shredded buildings, even ripping the side off of a bank. michael made landfall there as a category 4 storm. e strongest on record to ever strike the florida panhandle. nbc's lester holt and his crew were directly in the path of the storm and had tunr down and ride it out in their hotel. >> reporter: within minutes, conditions deteriorated right outside my thwindow. power is now out. we were outside for a little bit. fwe wereced inside. hurricane michael proving to be ev aything it wasertised to be. joining my colleagues innother om with a balcony, we went live on air. an unobstructed and frightening view of michael at its most ferocious. as i have my hand on this window, i can feel it bowing. 0-mile-per-hour winds howling like jet engines it's like an airplane taking off. fellow hotel guests hunkering down inside hallways. withndition

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>> reporter: wendy, rape, police say it's a rare crime here in rockville, and they arest worki o try to close this case. >> it was a brutal assault. he had to be taken to the hospital for treatment, and medical personnel there decided to admit her. >> reporter: it happened here along 355, around midnight, the victim, a woman, in her 30s. she'd just got off the metro at shady grove station, had been out with some friends, a about a mile from the station, she was walking to a friend house when a man grabbed her, dragged her into the woods, beat her,aped her, she managed to escape, and th run to a building nearby where a security guard came to her aide and called 911. today, detectives out and about looking at surveillance cameras trying to track down the rape suspect. they spent a lot of time athis 7-11 on redland road along 355. they spent two hours looking at video here this morning, and then they came back again this afternoon and looked at that video again. and >> you think video may help you solve this case? >> videocan, but so can old-fashioned police work. these detectives were