let's do it, everybody. ♪ oh, willie willie nelson ♪ oh, willie >> stephen: willie!ephen: thanks for having me on. >> welcome. >> stephen: first of all, i have to start off by letting you know i'm not a cop. >> i'm not, either. >> stephen: okay, good. >> maybe tomorrow. it pays good. ( laughter ). >> stephen: now, willie, your bus has a name, doesn't it? >> well, they-- the original was "honeysuckle rose" and then it was "honeysuckle rose 1, 2, 3, 4" so i'm not sure what number it is or what to name it. >> stephen: not everybody has a vehicle that has a name. >> true story. >> stephen: "the batman." >> batman, cool. >> stephen: the pope. >> i like the pope. >> stephen: i like-- i like your air freshener. >> it's not bad. >> stephen: no, it's-- ( laughter ) it's very relaxing. it's very relaxing. is it lavender. is that lavender i'm smelling? >> it could be. >> stephen: is that one of the flavors? >> if it's not, it will be. the colbert lavender. >> stephen: your first album was in 1962. let me see, and you you've got a little bit of a different look now than you use

, and willie's coming to see the show.hter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: yes! >> that's a true story. >> jimmy: how much do you love willie nelson to say hi to your dad. >> i know, i know, i know. >> jimmy: yes! redemption. i got to say, i just watched the movie "blaze," i'm holding up the vinyl, because i'm just so psyched that you have a a soundtrack on vinyl, which no one does. >> it's so good too. >> jimmy: it's pretty rad. this movie is -- it's fantastic, dude. >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i'm sorry to keep calling you dude. >> it's okay, dude. >> jimmy: all right, dude. it's just that joint. >> yeah, we're both in that space. >> jimmy: dude, blaze, you know what i'm saying? [ laughter ] but it's not about that blaze. it's a different blaze. >> it's about blaze foley, singer-songwriter who was shot and killed in 1989. and what the movie really centers around is a, his music, and b, his love story. he fell in love in a tree house with this woman, sybil rosen. she wrote a memoir called "living in the woods in a a tree," ri

i'm willie geist. it has been a week of fast-moving developments in washington that could determine the fate of lifetime appointment of the supreme court. the question has been will christine blasey ford testify after accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of asexual assault. we've learned of a tentative deal for dr. ford and kavanaugh to testify on thursday. we'll get into the details with chuck todd. >>> plus, an arizona candidate is speaking out about his siblings. what he's about to say about his siblings that will make for an interesting thanksgiving. >>> a sunday sitdown with one of the brightest, funniest stars in the world, kevin hart, on his latest movie, the business of kevin hart and the very louds pan loud pants he's wearing in our interview. >> i'll put these on on the holiday. not me. not me. this is what i'm wearing because of my success. >> a sunday sitdown i promise you don't want to miss and harry smith and another life well lived a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin with

let's think about them today. >> for willie, joe and me, that wraps up our coverage.hris janicing in for stephanie ruhle. this morning, taking aim. hurricane florence strengthens to a massive category 4 and has its eyes set on east coast. more than 1 million people in four states already ordered to evacua evacuate. >> this is a serious storm and people need to take heed. >> we are preparing for the potential historic and cat st t catastrophic and potential life threatening flooding. >> get ready now. >> meet the press. the white house holds an official press briefing. first on the agenda, a fact check on the president by his own people. >> and at some point somebody probably conveyed it to him. they shouldn't have done that. >> and vce

[laughter] >> thank you, willie brown.it is an honor to be here with you and to see that this venue had to replace something that was even dangerous to the public good. thank you for your leadership in so many ways. it is visionary, for our city, both as our mayor and the speaker for so many years. i join you in recognizing assemblywoman skinner and john. john where is john? john burton for their leadership in getting us to this place and mayor breed. congratulations on the work you did as a supervisor and president of the board. but what you will be doing as mayor of san francisco, because we have more to do. especially with this project. it is wonderful to be here with so many members of the official family of san francisco in terms of the mayor, members of the board, the city attorney, they have been acknowledged as well as our members from the state legislature. david hsu, phil tang and as well as supervisor jane kim who is with us here. this is a representation of what can happen when people work together. public, pri

it's a wonderful place. >> willie, used as a prop, willie, for over a year. exploited on instagram to sell mika's products. her fashion line. >> i'm going back to get her next summer. i'm going to volunteer there. it's such an amazing place. so i'm not sure why we're talking about it right now, but i'm glad we are. >> because you don't like when we talk about baseball, but, willie, going back to 2011. the yankees always, i want you to know, the yankees always get us thinking, just like charlie brown kick the football that this is our year. you guys, everybody's injured on your team. >> yes. >> seriously. the batboy. >> on the dl. >> actually has a strain. yeah. on the dl. everybody is. and yet you guys are going to come back and beat us, just like 2011. you were 9 1/2 games behind, september 3rd. you've once again, got news that trap. >> yeah. we don't have pitching, big problem and biggest bat, aaron judge, injured. lot again yesterday. red sox won yesterday. lead is 8.5. safe with about 30 games left. we're hanging in for dear life for the wild card after l

willie? >> good morning, guys. good to see you.is week on "sunday today" my guest is lenny kravitz. i sat down with the rock star to talk about how his latest album came to him in his sleep, literally. we also get into the famous spots in new york city where he fell in love with music as a boy and a definition of cool from one of the coolest people on the planet. our sunday sit-down with lenny kravitz, plus the latest as always in news and politics. this weekend on "sunday today." you can catch us in the morning or set your dvr and watch us anytime. for now we'll send it back to you, phillip and marlie, and we will see you on sunday morning. >> all right, willie, we will see you then. >>> now to a new twist in the saga of a homeless man who did a good deed, the couple who raised $400,000 for him on go fund me, and their ugly falling out. the couple is now facing new troubles after police showed up at their door on thursday. nbc's kristen dahlgren has the latest. >> reporter: what started as an act of kindness could land a new jerse

i'm willie geist. we are keeping a close eye on tropical storm florence expected to become a hurricane later today as it barrels towards the east coast where it could make a big impact later this week. this morning south carolina has joined north carolina in declaring a state of emergency ahead of the storm. florence is set to strengthen into a major hurricane tomorrow. dylan will have the latest track for us. >>> plus, an absolutely wild night at the u.s. open in the women's final. serena williams penalized for getting a signal from her coach, later smashing a racket and then calling the umpire a thief for taking a game from her. her heated argument with that umpire and her al will he gakss of sexism caught on microphone. >> i don't teach. i didn't get coaching. you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life. >> serena ultimately losing the match in a grand slam title against naomi osaka. as the crowd reined down boos. >>> and later a sunday sitdown with lenny kravitz, the rock star on his ear

i'm hallie jackson in for willie this morning. overnight, florence was downgraded to a tropical ut depression, b that is still no consolation for millions of people in the carolinas getting drenched by rain that just won't stop. the slow-moving storm dumping trillions of gallons of water acrosshe south. officials warn there is a very serious o tteaatfe's history. fred melvin is live in one of the hardest hit >regions. plus, a horrific scenen cape cod. a boogie boarder killed by a shark. this is the first deadly attack in that area in eight cades. >>> then later we'll take a turn with willie's sun cisit sunday sitdown with maya rudolph. why heren partsre a responsible for her long-time love of snl. >> i was your desire to be on this sh we went. >> yeah, i thank my parents for being young and hipnd watching is show. i crawl into their bed. i see roseanne on the update desk and thinking like, those people are so cool. >> willie's sunday sitdown w maya rudolph comes a bit latow in the sh. let's start this morning wh the devastation in

willie, that's wrong.s one out. . >> >> the latest poll, that spread is 12 points. >> geeze. >> in the mu npr mar it's poll the politico morning con cull poll puts democrats ten points ahead, inside a startling data point for the gop as democrats have a six point edge among men, 48% to 42% according to 2016 exit polls, president trump won men by 12 points, 53% to 41%. >>> so willie, while i don't usually look at the gen eric ballot test, you look more at the intensity, this really matters. the democrats, though, have that as well. but i always look at trim lines and my gosh the trim lines for the republicans and these gen eric ballot tests have completely collapsed. remember, they were growing again in the spring the generic battles is closed. blah blah blah. whatever. here we are. those a massive numbers. >> what about the woman number, that's the one i look at a 20-point spread for democratic women there. >> that is a devastating number. you look at the candidates, what they hope and expect will be a blu

hokies up three willis in trouble. dumps it now to dalton keane. he goes to work. with the nice rambo. goes t straighthrough people. 67th yardse house. tech would go up 24-7, still in the first half. of fast forward to the fourth quarter. do orie for duke. fourth and three. jones connecting with deon jackson for 29 yards. down the right sideline, and jason wouldater punch it in for a one-yard td. tech, however, answers right back. next drive, willis finds patterson for the ten-yard touchdown.ki es win 31-14 snapping duke's undefeated streak. >>> virginia hosting wolfpack at home. late fourth quarter, ryan finley finding harmon to seal theeal for n.c. state. harmon 94 yards and the n. touchdow uva falls to 3-2, overall, 1-1 in conference play. dc united hosting the montreal impact. wasting no time early on here in the 18th minute, they go right to work. acosta with theeautiful right-footed shot to find the net. united up one. it stayed1-nil till the second half whenaycosta finds wne rooney. he doubles the lead to two. one of h two goals on the night. time winding do

along with joe, willie and me we have mike barnacle.ent of the council on foreign relations richard haas. nbc news national political reporter heidi and historian author of "soul of america" and an msnbc contributor, john meacham. >> let's look at those numbers quickly. >> again? >> willie, the president was riding pretty high in the spring. he was getting up to 42, 43, 44%. immediately did two things. almost as if they were acts of self-sabotage. one was child separation policy which we're now finding out from the woodward book everyone in the white house was freaked out about and he was warned by paul ryan and warned by majority leader mitch mcconnell you're going down. this policy is going to take you down. then the second thing, he had the disastrous press conference at helsinki that only his most loyal hacks dare to defend. >> several moments and i would even add john mccain's funeral to that that were sort of transpolitical. they defied partisanship which is separating parents and children and the helsinki moment where on the worl

i'm willie geist. i hope you are enjoying your long holiday weekend and these days of summer.s morning, john mccain's family is preparing to say a final farewell to a hero. the late senator will be laid to rest at the naval academy in annapolis, maryland. one day after moving tributes from former president's, bush and obama and sharp jabs at president trump from meghan mccain. overnight, president trump tweeting, make america great again in what may have been a response to the tenor of mccain's funeral service. we'll go live to annapolis and discuss what mccain leaves behind in washington with chuck "today todd. >>> sarah silverman and what she regrets. >> i do remember saying swears and getting this intense reaction from grown ups. it gave me such glee. it made my arms itch. >> a sunday sit-down with sarah silverman and another life well lived later in the show. speaking of a life well lived, let's begin with the funeral ceremony for john mccain. today, without the eyes of the world upon them. nbc's pentagon correspondent hans nichols is at the naval academy where senator mcc

willie, speaking of reeling somebody right in, we were right.oh, come on. >> last night we blow it. i mean it is the late september swoon. aaron judge comes back in time to break our hearts and take our pennant. this is just not going to go well for the red sox. >> you are totally right. >> '75, '78, no, this collapse will be worse. >> neal walker is the new bucky dent. shaving the lead to 10 1/2 games. i worry for you. we actually got our help, we should lavish praise upon the angels who beat the as for us last night. so we picked up a game in the wild card. >> that actually is for yankee fans, that is the worse case scenario. you don't want to fly out to oakland to play one game series. that would be terrible. so last night was actually pretty important night for yankee fans. >> we delayed the inevitable. you may clinch tonight, joe. >> we shall see. all right. so the story just keeps moving along and you think that it is moving in the direction of those who want to stop the kavanaugh confirmation, and then it moves back the other way. certain

nbc's pentagon hans nichols is there where senator . >> reporter: willie, good morning.was here at the naval academy throug midshipman got his first glimpse of the kind of man he wanted to be and r the naval aviator that flew to so many countries as an ofercer and a senator it's he service and sacrifice. senaair john m honored during his last day in washington before returning to ♪ his family payin their respects to the men left behind in vietnam. he'll bd burt the naval academy cemetery next to the plot reserved for his wif cindy. at an american institution that prepared him ins way he didn't know for a lifef service. >> john mccain. >> reporter: and in 5 1/2 years of captivity in vietnam. >> i arrived a rebel without cause and left much the same. but i would discover that a sense of honor had been imparted to me here and that would speak to me i the darkest hours. >> reporter: his privaat burial annapolis following tpu ic eulogies who bested him for the presidency. >> john was a man with a code, he lived by a set of public virtues that brought strength and purpose to h

forget the politics of it, willie, talk about the humanity of it.m an apology. >> the following reaction john just described should have been the opposite. once he realized who he was, send somebody out, judge kavanaugh would love to speak to you privately afterward. he was confused, felt rushed, protesters in the room all day. didn't know who you were and it was loud in the room. the first part, i see, whatever you think about judge kavanaugh, might nob like the way he sees the world but hard to believe a man a father of two girls, his heart could be so black he would walk away from a man who just lost his daughter. the follow-on, he'd love to speak to you spriprivately or sp a time to meet with you. not harass the man in the room. >> are we sure that hasn't happened? >> no. he sent security people out to harang him. >> connected to the politics, a tweet last night, i've managed supreme court nominations before. if i were in charge with the kavanaugh organization, he'd be having breakfast this morning with fred. maybe they will be having breakfast.

tell us more, willie?so i'm not going to talk about them on tv and it's not somebody i don't think with direct knowledge but somebody who's done some hunting and talked to a bunch of people that if i can nail it down i certainly will report it immediately. >> gene, though, in terms of the "new york times" decision, even if it's not a top-level person but it's senior, but maybe not one of the, you know, household names, would it also be an argument to go ahead and print it, if that person provided evidence that there were top-level people who were involved in this sort of group effort to contain this presidency? >> absolutely. >> it's not the end of the world if the person isn't a household name as long as they've really brought to the table the facts and they can be multiple sources? >> well, that's true, but then you really have a burden to assure yourself, if you're an editor, that this isn't all true. right? >> absolutely. >> so that the two big assertions are, number one, that the 25th amendment discus

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come across the willie brown bridge, will be something that says, a.c. transit.hen i walked in here, i was accosted and stopped by a lot of bus drivers and some other people. all a.c. transit. this button i am wearing, it they consist -- they insisted i put it on. therefore greg harper, as a member of that joint powers board, and as a person who does the things for a.c. transit, our tenant who will use the facility more than anybody else, because everybody that comes over here by a.c. transit will be put off the bus near second street, no matter where they're going. they will have to walk back down although shops and things. we'll be taking money out of the east bay forever. [laughter] [applause] >> you need an anchor tenant. i have to admit. the nice thing about this as you can almost open this up with a park. there won't be anything in it but this is beautiful on the park is beautiful. we are proud to be here. it is a wonderful time. it has been a long time coming. i have been on the board for many years now. but this date wouldn't have been possible without th

our own gerrie willis is a survivor. she's asking for your help. that's next. g nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it helps block six key inflammatory substances. elizabeth: well thousands of runners are set to kick off the susan g. coman race for a breast cancer cure this weekend in new york. the race will take place on sunday. now for one fox business anchor, the cause is personal. our own gerri willis was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2016. but her courage and integrity is focus for all to see. gerrie battled back. she's leading the fight against breast cancer, a hero to a lot of women who have this hideous disease. gerrie will be raising awareness at this race this weekend. >> you're making me cry with the intro. do you realize that? it just hits you so hard emotionally when you've been down this path and you contact with all of these women, there will be 10,000 at the race on sunday. and there are what they call survivors there. they are also thrivers. these are women who have breast cancer that spread to other parts of th

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i'm gerri willis. cheryl: you were out there. lauren: jarrod and i were both out there.ootball. what a sunday. lauren: jared max is here on set. reporter: if you are with us now i imagine you were asleep in the best game of the day came to be, sunday night football green bay wisconsin quarterback back from injury. second quarter he was down, piled on by chicago defense. carted off the field with a knee injury, but comes back and packers came back from 20-zero down. touchdown early on for the green bay packers. rogers hits adam sport, 13 yards or 20-17. then 20-17 chicago with over two minutes to play , goes for the game-winning touchdown and packers win by one point. not only did rain postponed the final round of golf it also delayed the start of thursday season opener. yesterday the cowboys lost in carolina and created two delays in miami causing the dolphins tight-- that game to shatter the record in longest in nfl history because of lightning. the dolphins when the game 27-20. could the cleveland browns finally when? they have not won a game since december 2016. pitts

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willie, you saw him. understand doesn't seem like he's taking this too personally. >> we've seen it before, mika. when he's adamant about something. when he will snault the opponent, he will go out to bat for this guy and he didn't do that yesterday in the way he's done in the past which lends some credence to that washington post reporting that he may be willing to push kavanaugh to the side if this gets too hot. >> very interesting reaction. >>> in an unprecedented move, president trump is using the director of his office to order the justice department and the national intelligence office to declassify materials in the ongoing investigation of russian election interference. >> bruce orr, an expert on russian organized crime who had conversations with the author of the dossier alleging connections between the kremlin and trump associates. president trump ordered the release odd unredacted text messages of andrew mccabe, peter struck, james commy, as well as orr. the white house said the order was made a

along with willie, joe, and me, we have mike barnicle.mentioned, we'll be speaking with pulitzer prize winning associate editor of "the washington post," bob woodward. you may have heard he has a new book out. we'll be getting to all of that. first, we want to update you on hurricane florence which is inching closer to the united states as mourn than 1 million americans rush to evacuate along the southeastern coastline. fema is warning that hurricane florence could be the strongest storm to target the carolinas and virginia region in decades. more than 1.5 million people are under mandatory evacuation orders, meaning, get out. outside of charleston, south carolina, state highway patrol reversed lanes along a busy interstate to help residents move inland as fast as possible. at the ft. bragg military base, more than 80 military helicopters were moved inland. and fema started setting up for relief operations. tractor-trailers began arriving on monday. >> so let's go right now, mika, to bill karins with the storm's tracking and timing and, b

let's go to hoda and willie. >> hi, willie. >> man down. this is from jurassc world."'sreat. tell me about this baby. this is the fir ma its appearance on tv. >> it looks likeotic this puts a spotlight on how kids toys are so high-tech and unique. of sensors inside here. it will guard with senss any kids room. say they didn't want their brother coming in. you n and it gets smarter over time. is is mattel, alpha blue from "jurassic " >> what does maddie have going? >> this is so fun. you can becomeour own superher we are talkingigbout hh-tech toys for kids. this is neat becaus thi is from little bits and it allows you to do coding, create n robo ant-man, black widow. it's fun to get kids involved in is a champion here. yes, she and you can change it up, do an want. maddie do you think? ?> i think it's awesome. when it's so cool. maddie, thyou. >> awome. you arolunteering with the kids, too. great to learn as well. we are back in asoment. fi thi is "today" on nbc. i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at ni

so willie, can i ask you, which lie was less convincing, his lie to omarosa that he didn't know she was fired. >> and escorted out. >> and escorted out. or his lie to bob woodward that he had no idea that the book was being written. >> they're both pretty bad, but this one woodward describes two and a half hour lunch he had with kellyane conway where he put in the request. she gets on the phone, gets on the phone and then trump holds her the phone and handle this and talks bob down a little bit. yeah, your request was denied never made it to the president's desk. that are among the things in this book, that's trivial. when you have people like jim mattis and other high-ranking people quoted as saying this president is erratic, saying that he has the understanding and the intelligence of a fifth or sixth grader, it's things we've heard privately from people around the president, but to see them put together and splashed into a book is pretty extraordinary. >> kasie, everybody in the white house -- we've said this for a long time, knows this, of course, people in the white house act shock

in the meantime we send you back to "today" with willie geist. >>> did somebody say my name?beyonce. queen bee. bee. oh, baby. >> that is beyonce. well, technically that's maya rudolph doing one of her signature "saturday night live" impersonations. snl put maya on the map and introduces all to her comic genius. she always knew she was made to make people laugh. she has been in dozens of movies and tv shows including one now called "forever." the amazon show shows twists and turns. her co-star from her snl days fred armistan. willie talks about all of that and more with maya in the famed home of snl studio 8h. >> i love this studio. >> what is that, do you think? show coming together? >> been here for a while. >> it's been 11 years since maya rudolph spent long days and sleepless nights in the legendary studio 8h. >> all of this stuff is so familiar. >> but it still feels like home. >> this is also another smell i enjoy. >> for seven seasons rudolph lived and breathed the blitz, chaotic grind that is -- >> live from new york, it's "saturday night live." >> i feel like i can d

very interesting, willie. noted the president has not quite as heated in his rhetoric regarding this matter than others. you see a bit of space between donald trump and brett kavanaugh, and the president himself said they need to take all the time that's needed to get to the bottom of this. i'm not so sure that it will go past monday but we do find ourselves at a point where most of the republicans on the hill and we'll be hearing about this, i'm sure, from heidi in a minute, but most of the republicans on the hill who want brett kavanaugh to be on the supreme court are terrified of the prospect of a bunch of men on the judiciary committee cross-examining dr. ford. if she does show up, if she does appear on monday, every republican i've spoken with considers that to be very bad news but the decision is up to her. she's still trying to figure out what is best for her, obviously. what is best for her children. what is best for her family security. >> we heard something over the last three days that we don't hear

sound from matt willis, md, mph, public health officer / marin county "we've sent a proposal to board of supervisors to ban vaping products in marin" sound from rebecca williams / manager, vip vape smoke shop"minors rarely come in here" rebecca williams manager of vip vape smoke shop in downtown san rafael says an all out ban of vaping products in marin won't stop kids from getting them online, or having someone buy a vaping to quit tobacco rebecca does agree with a ban on the vaping products that are appealing to kids.. she thinks that is a better approach.. sound from rebecca williams / manager, vip vape smoke shop"the small devices, the flavors, " in san rafael gabe slate kron 4 news (catherine) apple's new i- phones hit the stores this weekend.. and at one santa rosa store,..thieves showed up tosteal them... . this time, a local resident caught the crime on video. the north bay resident doesn't want the men who ripped off the apple store to know who he is ... he says on sunday around 1pm... he was with his children andjust about to go into the store when it happened.. i noticed th

" marin county public health officer doctor matt willis wants parents to know vaping is growing fastamong teens in marin, and he wants the kids to know.. it's dangerous and vapers often turn into tobacco cigarette users down the road. sound from matt willis, md, mph, public health officer / marin county "in many ways we have lost 2 decades of progress, vaping is dangerous there are toxic chemicals" marin county just sent this booklet detailing the dangers of vaping to all the parents of freshman high schoolers.. over 3,000. sound from matt willis, md, mph, public health officer / marin county "we've sent a proposal to board of supervisors to ban vaping products in marin" sound from rebecca williams / manager, vip vape smoke shop"minors rarely come in here" rebecca williams manager of vip vape smoke shop in downtown san rafael says an all out ban of vaping products in marin won't stop kids from getting them online, or having someone buy them for them. it also would hurt the adults who are using vaping to quit tobacco rebecca does agree with a ban on the vaping products that are appeal

david: here's for jeri willis >>> what did you think of president obama's speech? economy is doing right now, let's just remember when this recovery started. >> i'm sorry i watched it but i fell asleep. >> i'm glad it's continued. >> i think he's trying to take credit for this incredible thing that's happening to our country. >> when you hear about this economic miracle that's been going on, when the job numbers come out. >> if the democrats got in with their agenda in november of almost two years ago, instead of having 4.2 u

i spent yesterday with willie nelson and john mellencamp, two of the founders of farm aid ♪ just can'truary ♪ >> willy nelson has been on stage since the first farm aid in 1985. he> welcome to farm aid,oncert for america! >> i thought we would one or two and a the brilliant people there in washington would figure it out and here's what we have to do. have to help the farmers. . that didn't happ >> reporter: nelson fnd john mellencamp sayamily farmers are worse off than today in t '80s due to falling incomes and president trump's trade policies. >> i'm sick of ee [ ] taking it myself. excuse my language but i'm pissed off you got angry in the press conference talking about this. >> you couldn't tell it. well, i am angry. >> reporter: they also want to see change to immigratiopolicies. >> we is have farmers who need help. >> yeah. >> we have a lot of people who come across the border who sayet me help and we need their lp. >> reporter: though chess connecticut f farm aid this year to highlight a bit of positive news. the number of small farms here has increases 20%. bu fmers like tom tru

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way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks will not understand what importance of voting is so we decided to develop our workforce development services after a couple of years offering pathways to sustainable jobs. >> (clapping.) >> we've gotten to a place to have the folks come back and have the discussion even if participation and makes sense we do public services but we also really build strong communities when i started this job my sons were 2 and 5 now 9 and 6 i think so the need to be able to take a call from the principal of school i think that brings a whole new appreciation to being

jealous. >> sir from willie horten to donald trump, i would like to speak -- from willie horten to donald trump, your party plays by the same playback you lie, and you scare people. i have not said anywhere that i would do what you are suggesting, what i have said is i would do what i worked with frankly governors have more courage than you, republican governors have more can you remember than you, to help bring prison systems in line with states like new jersey where violent crime. >> that is the playback you're playing by, folks have been suggested by two months of ads. they're not my ads, but they're factual. >> when it's my time do i get to speak? >> >> moderator: next question ryan eldridge to mr. jealous. >> mr. jealous the question is the opioid epidemic puts a strain on law enforcement medical personnel, and our babier force in addition to other things. we can't deny we need a fix, we need fixes i want to know where the state can get the money to pay for treatment options or facilities that are sorely needed in places like the eastern shore and across maryland. >> let's play the t

. >> the newest pop up museum opens tomorrow and this one would make willy wonka proud. here's a sneak peek at candytopia. >> reporter: where else can you free fall into a giant marshmallow pit. none other than candytopia. san francisco's newest pop up mini theme park located on market street. a maze of sugary sculptures and artwork. surprises up an escalator and behind doors that lead to candy land like rooms filled with blasts of confetti and there are tubs of treats to go with it. >> it's this incredible candy wonderland. we love the idea of escapism. we think now the world needs it more than ever. there is no other reason to come to candytopia other than to have fun. >> that fun can be found in so many candy forms inside the interactive exhibit. creator and candy queen who runs an la based candy events company said she was inspired by the willy wonka movie. >> the grumpiest person will these doors, and i'll watch them. and they leave so happy. it really speaks to what we e de candytopia is hand crafted with real candy. the hammerhead shark has more than 12,000 pieces

good morning. >> hi, willie. good morning.ave no doubt that if the attack on dr. ford was as bad as she says, charges would have been immediately filed with local law enforcement authorities by orthher or her loving parents. it comes as ford is saying she's willing to testify on her own terms. >> we're going to get brett. we've got great people. >> in las vegas overnight, president trump digging in yet again. backing his embattled supreme court nominee, judge brett kavanaugh. >> i'm not saying anything about anybody else, but i want to tell you that brett kavanaugh is one of the finest human beings you will ever have the privilege of knowing or meeting. >> mr. trump not mentioning christine blasey ford. the woman accusing kavanaugh of sexual assault more than three decades ago when they were both in high school. but the president signaling the white house is bracing for her testimony. >> so we've got to let it play out, but i want to tell you, he is a fine, fine person. >> earlier on fox news, mr. trump questioning ford's timi

[applause] [laughter] they donated that to the school, not to willie brown, the ex-mayor. kevin durant was in attendance on behalf of the kevin durant charity foundation, whose mission statement is to enrich the lives of at-risk youth from low-income backgrounds through educational, athletic and social programs. in the same spirit of giving back, alaska wanted to energize students by bringing a local role model to discuss education. thank you, kevin durant and alaska airlines for the $10,000 donation. [applause] and, finally, on monday, september 24, yesterday, had the opportunity to visit five schools, three elementary schools, and two high schools, and i got to attend the schools with captain tara wright. captain wright is a pilot -- or captain with alaska airlines and first captain of an all-female african-american crew in alaska airlines history. [applause] captain wright visited our schools and emphasized the importance of s.t.e.m. education. we were thrilled and honored to host her and have her visit our schools. that ends my report for tonight. >> president mendoza-

. >> eric: i like willis. >> anthony: willis, playing you, goes out into the dining room, visiting aan shoot it there i'm sure. it won't interrupt service. ♪ >> eric: holy cow. it's unbelievable. i mean, nothing is more beautiful than that. come in my selfie. oh, it's a video. hold on. >> anthony: look at him. >> eric: yeah, yeah, you should do something like that. >> anthony: oh, no, i don't like this. >> eric: wow, i love it. >> anthony: oh, geez, no one's every gone through? i'm telling you, i'd feel a lot more comfortable if you hadn't made two portions of eggs. >> eric: this is amazing. >> anthony: and when you kill people in the film, you always some little catchphrase to do with food. like, bang, "check please," or, "how'd you like your dessert?" you've got to start practicing. you got to take your sunglasses off like david caruso and go, like, "dinner is served." >> eric: i go like that. >> anthony: yeah, you got to take them off. "dinner is served." >> eric: i look at the camera? >> anthony: no, you got to look -- pretend i'm bleeding -- i'm bleeding out on the ground. you h

david: one of his students was willie mays, i understand. condoleezza: my mom taught willie mays.avid: was he a good student? condoleezza: i asked him once. he said she told me son, you are going to be a ballplayer. if you need to leave early, you go ahead and do that. [laughter] condoleezza: i said it didn't some like my mother, but i will hang on to it. david: your father was a republican. condoleezza: yes, he was. in the early 1950's in birmingham, alabama, there were not many republicans. the way that it happened is my father and mother before they were married went down to register to vote and the poll tester looked at my father, big, tall man, football player, and said, so how many beans are in this jar? my father could not answer the question. he said, you don't pass the test. my father went back to his church and told the story to the man who was one of his elders, and he said, reverend, don't worry about it. i will tell you how to get registered. you go down there and there is a clerk who is a republican. he said she is trying to build a republican party. if you say you a