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they were killed this wk in afghan they arrived at dover air base early this morning. the two servicemen were killedg alith another soldier by an improvised explosive device. t theiban claimed responsibility for that attack. >> thank you. it's now 4:47. a f devastatie in texas sent 8 family members to the hospital and this morning, we're taking a look at new video thatmuhows how ch work it could have been. > this house caught fire an 11-year-old grabbed her infant sibling and rano a neighbor's house to call 911. body cam video shows them working together t get everybody out of the burning house alive. >> let's drag her out. come on. ct's get her out,e on. baby is across the street. your other two a kids in the ambulance being checked nkout. >> tha god. >> everyone escaped the house but the father and two children were critically injured from smokela inon. >> happening today the mother of two children that disappeared ii 20 due back in court. she is scheduled to have a competency hearing. montgomery county police say sha the last person seen with her son jacob and daugh

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preside's son don, jr., and that the mueller team would wait to act until after the midterm elections, a wk and that is ratcheting up tension on all of these decisions. t i said, people don't want to come in to replase people who are leaving, fearing they will beed embron legal battles that will cost them personally. but i don't think the specialun l is ready to conclude his investigation. i think it is going to spill i weo 2019, and that will exacerbate tensions and decisionsg personnel and governing decisions and everything else. jane: thanks very much for joining me. a.b.: thank you. jane: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, prince charles celebrates his 70th birthday with new family photos to mark the occasion. jane: a pearl and diamond peant owned by marie antoinette before her beheading has resulted auction for 36 millionla d, easily smashing expectations. otheby's said it was a record for the jewel. it had not been seen for centuries. wels fit for a queen. marie antoinette loved aand ceremony she loved her diamonds and pearls. too much, perhaps, for her frenchd

it's going to take rescue teams days, eve wks to go through all of the rubble to look for the missing. hundred dollars like tammy are clinging to hope. >> for me i just need 'rclosure. getting keep looking until we find out. >> reporter: just before the , holida the grim search while tens of thousands are living lost in paradise. miguel alma ger, nbc news. >>> thes cia s saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman ordered the hit on journalistas jamal ggi in turkey. nbc news has confirmed the cia assessment first reported by "the washington post." that contradicts saudi claims that the crown prince had nothing to do the killing. khashoggi was a journalist and often criticized the royal family. one of the authorize of the post story appeared on cnn hetonight >> is a phone call from inside the consulate we understand fromur sources from one of the ndividuals that was part of his hit team cling back to saudi arabia to confirm to a senr aide to mohammed bin salman that the assassination had taken place. >> reporter: the post said the saudi ambassador to the u.s. urged khashoggi to go to istanb

michae because the sanctions the western countries imposed on russia are wk, they are thin uel.ve no blocking sanctions on major russian banks. what we have is restrictions on the financing of new debt and equities by financial institutions. p that is a rathhetic, weak measur could do and what we have done in the past when trying to compel iran to come to the table. jane: who should be le this? there is a lot of concern about u.s. policy towards russia, not just about ukraine but generally. michae i saw ambassador nikki haley at the u.n. called for the normandy forma-- germany, france, ukraine, and russia to resolve this. i think that is a huge mistake. but -- i think the resolution of the conflict, if there is to be one, has to be led by the united states together with european allies -- france and germany certainly deserve a seat at the table -- but this has to be multilateral diplomacy backed up by leverage. frankly, only the united states can do that. jane: michael carpenter, as usual, thank you for joining me. michael: my pleasure. jane: president trump has defended the use

just -- i think it's working together to make things wk out for the community. and the hpeople. >> wust a few days left to go before the election, both he parties claim hold the key to a strong economy. for nightly business'm report, ylan mui in washington. >> now to apple and that sharp decline in the stock that we ntioned earlier today. a number of analysts expressed concern over the company's new reporting structure that will no longer break out sales figures by-product category. jeffrey said that decision is fueling fears that the company has something to hide.rm says it fuels fierce. and bank of america mailer lmg says it expects negative revisions that sent t stock down 6.5% making it the worst performing stock in the dow. >>woheest performing stocks were exxon and chevron. thosees compalew past earnings estimates and thanks to higher oil prices both delivered the strongest third quarter results in four years. investors were pleased sending the stock higher in trading today. but the rising oil provides that is helped deliver atrong quarter are leaving behi

that occurs at a major top but most important will the the weht of new lows and highs and 52-wk los and that's dangerous. >> dr. murfa people saying with the calls for a sharply lower market we keep hearing howre a cion would be healthy. they say, how is that healthy when i le money? what do you say to them. >> i tend to prefer markets that go up. i don't like losing money. is it healthy in the grand scheme? sure sometimes a ste enables you to take two steps forward. >> it's not just a psychological amount. it's a market that doesn't go up forever. it has to pullba at some point to allow people to get in at better prices. isn't that the idea? >> well, you know, we're talking about laws of physics and laws of markets. and they tend to tra other closely but not exactly. certainly, it's been a fantan.ic i do think that the narrative has shifted some. d that a pullback at this point is something that a lot of people are anticipating. so it's certainly not t worst in the world. >> david a lot of people are talking about the fact that when some of those things that bill mentioned, the0% corre

so, this cold air continues tof er in overnight and then it is with us for the majority of this wk week. we start off tomorrow at 38 degrees. and again, plenty of sunshine, but it windy out there. sustained winds tomorrow at 10 to 25 miles an hour. by noon, we're 43 with a high of 46. that's about 5 to 10 degrees below normal, wednesday and thursday, as well. by 7:00or p.m. tw night, no worries of rain, but 39 degrees ere.blustery out so, it's all about the sunglasses and the puffy coat tomorrow, thursday.and by friday, you'll want to reach for that small umbrella, as ll, with the chance f rain later in the day. here's a quick peak of the weekend. 50 on turday, 62 on sunday. again, it's not a washout either day. and it is looking warmer out there on sunday. here's your ten-day forecast. again, we're in the 40s running below normal and blustery these rxt three days. maybe somen later on friday, with a chance for some rain on saturday and sunday. not a ton in the forecast right now, but something we'll continue toonitor and then next week, temperatures in the 50s and 40s, as we begin dece

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she got out of rehab earlier this wk after an apparent drug overdose. >>> no bail for the mailman accusedending mail bombs to democrats. prosecutors say he is a danger to the public a andlight risk. the judge appointed a public offender to defend him. he is accused of seconding mail bombso hillary clinton, barack obama, and other democratic donors. georsoros, for example, i know what other critics of president trump. >>> new developments surrounding the u.s. gymnastics team. the committee is now moving to revoke usa gymnastics status as the governi body. t major move. now the lat fallout from the massive search abuse scandalg involv larry ss. the chief executive of the olympic committee said you deserve better. adding that the challenges are more than capable of overcoming in its current form. >> we are working for your health with a warning that energy drinks. while they sure may give you a jolt, energy drinks may magnitude your heart function. researchers looked at healthy dical students in their 20s after drinking a 24 ounce energy drink. the students' blood vessels shank significantly

. >> we appreciate the wk they do. >> absolutely. >>> now to a fun moment you may have missed this morning. our guy was in the kitch working hard for the national men make dinner day. his dish of choice? chicken marsala. check it out. >> you like it, right? >> whato you say? >> pretty good. i will take it. >> we do want to mention, we put our recipe on our webb. check that out. all you have to do is search for salmon[ la poisoning. ughter ] >> she got him good. nothingike marsala in the morning. all jokes aside there were rules for th day. guys cannot gloat more than three times during the meal and nyey can't get help from the hatedies in their lives. we have to call dug out on this one. we're told his wife holly was called upon to go get wine for the dish. >> yes. that means a violation. j >> i ct hear a lot of women asking why is there even a day.make dinner a lot of them do. >> that's something do i when i get chance but a lot of nights i don't get to. so this is fun for me and my kids. >> and 5:00 in the morning. >> yeah. that's a little differmyt. wife was watching with us. we are wat

this is a busy wks both drivers and pedestrians struggling to pay attenti to. i've been out here seeing drivers not yielding to pedestrians which is why many say they are not surprised somebody was hit this morning. >>nstead of staying in the crosswalk, they'll rush across diagonally. they shoot across directly toward the train station. so what happens is that creates a situation of nobodys sure what anybody is doing. >> reporter: we don't know if she was using the crosswalk in this accident but that is one of the factors to determine whether the driver will face any charges. >> thank you. >>> we are helping you make the most of black friday deals before they're gone. consumer reporter susan hogan joins us next withour tips for saving while you shop. >>> then, we're keeping an eye a very crowded drive. adam tuss is o there in this mess, looking for any big back-ups . on thousands of giftss this weekend at ross. most stores are open thanksgiving,p. si to midnight. reopening friday at seven a.m. saturday and sunday. yes for less. for a nasty cold, take new dayqui

democrats bill nelson and andrew dgillum were down by a lot a wk ago tonight.ey say they're being robbed. >> sadly, it's become clear that my opponent isn't interested in

a lot of wk has been done.jimmy: ooh, renovert. [ laughter and applause ] a lot of renoverts." here you go. renoverts.rs [ chnd applause ] hey, nice to see you again. hey. oh, look at that.i' that's whatalking about! that's a good man. nice to see you, buddy. e ank you very much. that was "talk lump." thanks to our players.ck let's get to the monologue right here. hey. [ chee and applause ] , guys, listen to ther the weekend a man in new jersey was charged with a dui. [ light laughter ] d he told police that th reason he drank so much is because the jets suck. [ laughter and alause ] that story again, a man in new jers has been drunk for 50 years. [ laughter and applause ] after the man was driving while drunk and high. when asked why he was also smoking weed, he said, "well, the giants suck, too." [ laughter and applause ] and finally, you guys, thanksgiving is next week. and i heard about a new recipe where you can make a turkey that's covered in glitter.[ dience ohs ] if you want to pick one up, you can get

these rich hollywood liberals -- is kind of interesting -- there was support policies that never v wkhe people of this country, like michaelor moore. if you lose michael moore, you know you are treading on dangerous ground. democrats have relied on the monotheistic support from hollywood to get that out. one of their favorite far left actors, poor little alec baldwin is in trouble. watch this. >> can you imagine any other president saying this? no. that would be that the action of a dictator or king. not the president of the united states. >> sean: alec baldwin was arrested today in new york city for allegedly punching someone in the face. what about? a parking spot dispute. the left thinks angry alec is the perfect messenger for their platform. you know what, probably is. before we go tonight, we must address a topic that grows more serious with each passing day. thousands upon thousands of illegal immigrants still marching toward our southern border. and while the majority of those migrants, probably 99%, have good intentions and probably want what we take for granted, they are in s

even then that was a full wk earlier than previous years. >> come on. >> if you've already had enoughyou may b nota scrooge. we're going to politely call you overexposed. >> put me in that category. how many times have you heard it? >> it's been a lot. >> i like the idea -- >> we're not in december. >> we haven't seen snow yet. let's get two weeks out before we're overwhelmed by the stuff. that's all i'm saying. at least wait untildecember. come on. >> all right. >> i'm just saying. we're helping you get in the holiday spirit tomorrow on "news4 today." ouril molette greenbe live at the d.c. wharf as they prepare for the annualoat parade. what you need to know before you head out this weekend, tune in tomorrow for "news4 today." especially how many layers you need. >> they will be no doubt be playing mama rsoriah carey s. >> they will. >>> the trp's former personal lawyer cut a pa deal with special counsel robertr. muel that's the big news today. what this could mean for the president. >>> life has gone digital. resints inne local town are cheering on th opening of a new library. how t

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. >> you're going to have a governor who will wk to expand medicaid. >> health care is on the ballot this year. >> and who we are as a nation. >> maybe most of all the character of our country is on the ballot. >> this morningre on the ground in four of the most important battleground states, arizona, missouri, florida and texas. plus i'll talk to stacy abram and governor bil hazlemu. one last look at where the race stands. will democrats win back the house? will republicans make gains in senate? what message will voters be sending to president trump? we'll have the results of our final midterm nbc news wall street journal poll. joining me for inside analysis, savannah guthrie, kasie hunt. cornell and nbc news correspondent tom brokaw.un welcome to sy and a special midterm edition of "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning from our election headquarters right here. we are reporting on the first national referendum on the trump presidency. at stake, all 435 house states. 35 senate seats this year. governors races and thousands of state legislative seats on the ballot. for the democr

we begin today's showooking a gun olence ithe u.s.less than a wk after gunman entered ttsburg's tr ofife synogue saturday, shooting and killing 11 jewish worshipers. the massacre has been described as the deadliest anti-semitic attack in american history. funeral services were held wednesday for three of the victims -- joyce fienberg, irving younger, and melvin wax. more funerals are planned in the coming days. the pennsylvania man accused of the mass killing was indicted wednesday on 44 counts, including murder and hate crimes. robert bowers has a history of posting anti-semitic and xenophobic content. he used an ar 15 assault rifle and three glocks to carry out the attacks. he purchased all four weapons legally. amy: pittsburgh has seen massive protests in light of the massacre will stop -- massacre. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to protest donald trump's visit to the city earlier this week. on wednesday night, protesters gathered at the university of pittsburgh to rally against hate and gun violence. shortly after the pittsburgh massacre saturday, president trump c

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democrats bill nelson and andrew dgillum were down by a lot a wk ago tonight.ow a week later they say they're being robbed. >> sadly, it's become clear that my opponent isn't interested in making sure that every lawful vote is counted. >> we all ought to wonder when people don't want legitimate votes to be counted, we all have to wonder what's going on. >> tucker: there's a lot tohe wonder about florida. for example broward county is suspiciously incompetent election overseer brenda snipes is complaining about character assassination. >> i think the lawsuits as theyi are written certainly cast dispersions on my character. i've worked here for about 15 years and i have to say this is the first time that this officeo or i have been under such attack. >> tucker: because it's under about me, not the job i'm doing. debbie wasserman schultz says that snipes is of course the victim. t everything is just fine, mrs. snipes, she says. >> she followed the process as a florida law prescribes and there has been absolutely nothing on this that has been found by rick scott's

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and get ready to wk. we're going tow work right out of the gate with the legislativi session, actually starts a few days before i get sworn in on making sure that we can move forward on saving people money on health care and getting kindergarten opportunities to every colorado family. our state only has half-day wekindergarten. ant to get to full-day dind ndergarten in our first session. i'm looking forward to working with republicans and independented and democrats so colorado will be better in the next fivto0 years. >> yang: in that answer you talked about healtedcare. you tabout expanding kindergarten. colorado, in certain areas, still has an anteitaxtiment. how are you going to pay for those things? the great thing about our statee isovernor and legislature can't raise taxes. only the people can. the people juresjected several tax increases. i didn't support them, either. ays a questioalw of how do you make government more efficient. how do you do more with what you have. in health care, the answer is

our first guest tonight is an emmy nominated actress you know from her wk as olivia pope in the hit seriesthe powerful play, "american son." which is playing at the booth theater through january 27th. please welcome back to the show, kerry washington, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: hello. >> hello >> seth: so great to see you. >> i love being here. >> seth: we love having you here. >> you're per funny. >> seth: that's very nice of you to say. >> it's the truth. >> seth: you -- i don't think people fully undetand the sacrifice you'r making to be here, though. because you are on broadway. you have one day off a week, and it is right now. >> yes, and usually i try to o rest on my d. >> seth: that makes a lot of sense. >> but because of you -- >> seth: yeah. >> i'm working. >> seth: dragged you away -- what do you do -- what did you do the rest of your day off? p >> honestly, ty is very intense so it's kind of like being dropped into a nightmare for 80 minutes. t so i tdo stuff on my day off to calm my nervous system, and my adrenals. like, this sounds so hollywood but like

it comes several wks after the pm declared austerity was over followed by the chancellor last week announcingion suggest that 1a million people live in poverty in the uk. 4 million of those are children — and the institute for fiscal studies — which is an economic research insitute — predicts that number will rise to 5.2 million by 2021. the un's philip alston will spend the next two weeks speaking to people up and down the country about their experiences of being poor and he'll summarise how well the government's repsonding how well the government's responding to the needs of the people once his time in the uk is done. the public was invited to send in written submissions about the issues that matter to them — those letters included everything from universal credit, child poverty and pensions. in the studio this morning are; louisa mcgeehan who is the head of policy at thechild poverty action group — that's one of the charities that wrote to philip alston ahead of his visit here this week. sheila jones also submitted a letter — she is a nurse who feels women over the age of 50 are losing out

deep in turquoiseaters off malaysia in the philippines live people that canal practically wk on the bottoman objection general tank or flippers on their feet. just a simple deep breath. and they can dive more than 200 feet below the surface. some spending up to 13 minutes on the ocean floor using this remarkable skill to hunt for fish. >> when you see how they move comfortable how they are, it seems like therest mue something special goi on. >> fascinated by the mtery, this scientist packed a portable ultrasound machine and medic supplies and traveled to southeast asia. she had no idea what to expect when she got there. >> they were surprisingly open, a little puzzledy e ultrasound machine but excited to participate. >> she tooklt sounds and dna samples. what she found was stunning. their spleens were significantly larger than normal. 50 bigger. >> sh a big difference. it was shocking. it was exciting. >> what does the spleen have to do withholding you breath? it is a rester investigator for red blood cells filled with oxygen. when you dive under water, pressure squeezes those into the blo

time before we know the identities o the 11 victims who were shot and killed inside of the bar, but wkhe identity of the 12th victim, sergeant ron helus, a veteran of the ventura county sheriff's department. heho was sand killed responding to the tragedy here. the sheriff says it was threeer minutes a 911 started receiving calls about shots fired that sergeant helus and the california highway thpatrol officer arrived. within twor ree minutes they heard the gunfire inside the bar and decided to go inside. ght off the bat the sheriff said sergeant helus was shot multiple times by the gunman. the highway patrol officer rescued sergeantli helus, p him out. he was taken to the hospital. during an emotional press conference this morning,er the f announced he did not survive. >> the sergeant passed away at the hospital about ahour ago. sergeant helus was o the force for 29 years, was looking tore reext year or so. he was a moorpark resident and is survived by his wife and son. 's so tragic. losing ron, you know, we go to the gym together, work out together, is horrific and heart.e and saddens

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ck" merit wk boxcos gh ba >>> welcome back to "squawk box.on the cryptocurrency space this morning again after a volatile few days here with us is barry silver founder and ceo of digital currency group we will be attending a cryptoconference in new york later today with mohamed el-erian we'll head over there right after the show but want to talk to you, barry, because you have spent a lot of time both speaking about this space and investing in this space. what i'm most curious about is bitcoin and crypto was supposed to be an uncorrelated asset class. that's how it's been described how correlated do you think it actually is, though, with tech stocks right now it looks awfully correlated. >> i think there's certainly overlap. so when people are feeling bullish on tech stocks and making money in tech stocks, they've got more money to put into the crypto asset class. >> so you do think it's correlated then? >> look, today you have a finite pool of capital in risk return type asset classes like crypto those investors tend to also invest in higher

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