book. it's from john kelly who ran the watson project and i spent a lot of time with their team. john said, you know -- said to me one day, you know, tom, when you buy a new car, it always comes with a sticker on the rear-view mirror that says object in your rear view may be closer than they appear. that actually belongs on the front. it's what's coming at us that is actually closer than it appears. and therefore the premium on learning and relearning and for the premium on leaders, business leaders or political leaders who can navigate for us is higher and higher than ever. last quote, second favorite quote in the book from our surgeon general. indian american married to a chinese american, only in america. i asked him and said what's the most prevalent disease in america? is it cancer or heart disease or diabetes? he said, none of those. isolation. single most prevalent disease in america is isolation. well, think about that. we live in the most connected age and the surgeon general says the biggest disease crisis in this country is people feeling disconnected. the aren't conn

sort of exam that i had to know everything. and basically, i think it was john mccain -- he said they do not want to know what you know, but who you are. and the lightbulb went on and it was a different process for me. but it is no fun. >> let me ask you about another way congress might have a role particularly in this transition. a couple of names have been mentioned who would need a waiver, a statutory waiver because he has not been out of the military for that long. what is your perspective? mr. daley: i have enormous respect for his service to the country and he is a remarkable person. i personally think -- i think it will be more of a fight than people think for that waiver. the last time one was done was for bradley marshall recommended by harry truman. it is not done often. and very often, presidents or presidents-elect think about a military person for defense because they are highly visible and highly talented. but they step back because there seems to be an inherent conflict in that. and so i personally think it may be too soon but i think, i assume, he will go for it, nomin

, the clintons for the 90's, and john kerry in 2004. he was a vietnam veteran. he always favored veterans who ran for office. eight years ago, arkansas had virtually no elected republicans. we had one member of congress that had held a seat for about 50 years. -- state states offices were democratic. two thirds of the state house and state senate are -- were democratic as well. at the end of the obama air, all six members of congress are republican, all seven statewide officeholders are republican, three quarters of both the state house and state than it are republican. it is the result of the obama air and the policies of the obama air that we did work for places like argan., or places like michigan and wisconsin and minnesota and iowa and ohio and pennsylvania and you have a lot of barack obama voters in 2008 who became donald trump voters in those areas. maybe a third of the counties i read that voted for barack obama went for donald trump this time around. that is because they did not deliver on the promises they made in 2008. >> thank you senator for your service. in your vi

. bill.ittsburgh, mayor from brad x, pennsylvania, mayor john federman. but mostly, i am here to say thanks. thanks for taking time out to think about what the stakes are. i love you all too. crowd: [cheering] [chanting "hillary"] , for those --so for those who are still making up your mind, or thinking maybe -- maybe it is not worth voting at all, let me say today the choice in this election could not be clearer. it really is between division or unity, between strong and steady leadership or a loose cannon, between an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top, and an economy that is set up and run for those at the top. now, i have spent my public career fighting for kids and families, and standing up for our country. and if you give me the privilege of your vote tomorrow, that is what i will do every single day of my presidency. house get up at the white , and i will think about what i knock down day to barriers, to create havetunities so that you the chance to fulfill your own dreams. you see, i believe america's best days are still ahead of us. now, that does not

comments, to pay tribute to , eve, the poem by john dunn "for whom the bell tolls" kept coming back to me. and so i'm going to share that poem tonight because i do think that it epitomizes how we should think about steve and his presence here and his absence. no man is an island. entire of itself. every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. if a claude be washed away by the sea, europe is the less. as well as if a promentory were. as well as if a manner of thy friends or of thine were. any man's death diminishes me. because i am involved in man kind. and therefore, never send to know for whom the bell tolls. it tolls for thee. we are all diminished by the loss of steve, but we are all the better for having known him. and i feel very blessed to have known and worked with him. god bless you, jennifer, and your family. and thank you again, representative chabot. mr. chabot: thank you very much. reclaiming my time. i'd like to now yield to the gentleman from dayton, ohio, mike turner. mr. turner: thank you, chairman chabot. thank you for hosting this important opportunity for u

renegotiating nafta. immigration -- i did this when i was in the white house, and when i was with john boehner i'm not going to say. it is not hard. at the components are the same. you have to do something about border security. saying i'm going to build a wall, you could take it literally, or you can take it seriously, just like the obama team did or the bush team. how do you secure the border? if you talk about what are you going to do, whether you call them illegal or undocumented, the fact is there's 13 million or whatever the number is, you have to figure out a way to handle it. nobody believes you will round up 13 million people. it is a wonderful hyperbole. i know a gets msnbc feeling good about this, but it's not realistic. >> one other thing i think many trump voters expect him to deliver on is the supreme court. there's absolutely no question that of a portion of the evangelical community, the social conservative community who were uncomfortable with him for many reasons, decided to hold their nose, because they wanted another scalia on the court. what i'm looking for right a

investigation. to serve.inton, unfit >> i'm donald trump and i approve this message. phone calls. john from pennsylvania, good evening. john, go ahead, please. time for johnmore in state college, pennsylvania. are you with us? >> yes, i'm here. please.ead, >> i'm just extremely havepointed with what we left to select from. i thought we could do better. done a lottions have worse than this, and unfortunately, america is just colors.its unfortunately, this is what we have to deal with and this is what we have to select. hope that, in the future, we can do much better. >> john, thank you. so let me give you an update on what's been happening during the course of the evening. up an trump wrapping event in manchester, new hampshire. he is en route tonight to grand wills, michigan, where he have his final campaign event, probablyy to happen after midnight or 1:00 a.m. eastern time. hillary clinton, who was in philadelphia, will be heading back to raleigh, north carolina, before returning to new york overnight. she'll be voting tomorrow. and our live coverage of the results will get under way

it. >> while they're coming up john allen was the program manager for the effort to form the first automotive industry cyber threat and vulnerability and information sharing. as mrs. bara mentioned you may have seen again that just yesterday the members released a very important overview of the comprehensive automotive cyber security best practices. on this panel our top executives from general motors and toyota and honda as well as the founder. >>> i'm amazed. and be on this stage. and we're going to have a conversation. how you're going to mature as an industry. and security best practices but it's definitely a time and hopefully it will get something out of it. this isn't just about that it's about you all in the room and how we really protect the ecosystem as one team. many of you know who is on the industry. and it's great to have you. thank you for flying in to be with us. our friendly on the panel. many of you know josh but you may not know that he's now come to d.c. to the dark side with s us. another board member at the end has really helped us develop it and then jeff tha

applause ] earlier this evening, i spoke on the phone with president carter. he called. john anderson called, but the president pledged the utmost in cooperation in the transition that will take place in these coming months. i offered him my own cooperation. he graciously said that he wanted this to be the -- >> governor reagan, we just wanted to show you what the map of the united states looks like as of 8:00 tonight. >> all righty. when that began to slide, i thought that maybe the world was going out just as i was getting in. but, anyway, as i say, the president was most gracious about this. and now all across america, there are some people that i owe a great debt of thanks to. there they are. they are meeting tonight in our national headquarters in arlington, virginia. the national committee people, the dedicated professionals who have made the campaign run. and in every state in the counties, the cities and the precin precincts, to all of them who worked so tirelessly, literally hundreds of thousands of volunteers. and i've seen them at work throughout the country on this campaig

think it was john mccain who said to me. they don't want to know what you know. they want to know who you are. and suddenly the light bubbulb on and it was a very different process through the hearing. it is no fun. if it sounded like it was fun it is it was not. trust me. >> a couple of names mentioned in this transition. generally mattis for example, who would need a waiver, statutory waiver because he's not been out of the military all that long. what is your perspective on that. >> first of all i have enormous respect for him. obviously, his service to the country and talents and remarkable. i personally think that is -- that's a bit -- i think it will be more of a fight than people think for that waiver. i think the last time donald and harry truman recommend forward bradley marshall. >> the lincoln -- >> so it's not something that's done often. and very often presidents or president elects, you know, think about a military defense because often times you get highly visible, highly talented people. but they kind of step back because there seems to be somewhat of an inherent confl

in, please take your seats. we're going to get started. i'm john baker, i'm filling in for john eastman. john is on another panel in another room at this time. so, at this point, all i'm doing is welcoming you here on behalf of the separation of powers and federalism group of lawyers within the federalist society.

controlled by john adams and alexander hamilton was in constant conflict with the republican party controlled by jefferson and james madison and it got so bad that during adam's presidency the congress passed the sedition act of 1798 that made it a prime punishable by incarceration when people are being thrown in swral fjail for speech and criticizing a political leader thomas jefferson became president when the country was barely a decade old and he made it his priority to reach across the aisle and build consensus. in his first inaugural address close to the very beginning he said we are all featherweights and all republicans. don't we wish we had a candidate in 2016 that can express those kinds of sentiments. but beyond that how do you build consensus. politics is all about relationshi relationships. if you want to build consensus you can only do it after you built relationships with those across the aisle. he said throughout his presidency of 8 years thomas jefferson would have regular on going dinner parties at the e c executive mansion where his only guests were the leaders o

state, contenders like newt gingrich or diplomat john bolton. other picks consider to include jeff sessions and rudy giuliani, trump building his cabinet and mending some fences or trying to. >> here's what i know. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> reporter: the president-elect calling mitt romney as the candidate he -- hillary clinton speaking with donors saturday, telling them she's heartbroken, blaming fbi director james comey's revived inquiry into the private e-mail server for stopping the momentum in the final stretch. the defeat -- but instead of going for humor, the show went for poignancy, with kate mckinnon looking more somber than we're used to seeing her. ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah >> i'm not giving up, and neither should you, and live from new york, it's saturday night. >> that song, of course, also a tribute to leonard skoal hen who died this week, but definitely a much more somber than we're used to seeing. we'll see what the show has for us next week. >> hallie jackson, thanks so much. >>> j.d. vance a hill billy elegy, and especi

we saw with president carter in the '70s and bobby kennedy with john kennedy. the family will have a role. it is unusual for families to be part of the government. this is why the transition process raised questions. when you elect donald trump, you will also bring along the family because he runs a family enterprise. >> robert, what does it say about the fact is what matters is what is loyal to him. they are looking for people who are loyal to trump versus people who could, i don't know, have an incredible role in the administration? >> he's a total outsider in american politics. he has little trust with many of the insiders who opposed him during the republican nomination process. at the early stage of the transition, he is looking to loyalists. he doesn't know the town. we have seen this in the past with presidents were populous and outsiders coming in to the white house. you have a lot of resumes floating through trump tower. people who opposed him before say they want to help make this work. >> robert costa, thank you. >> thank you. >>> now to an increasing ugly behavior since e

that left tears in the room and chills across the country. ♪ one day ♪ when the glory comes john legend and common wrapping and singing about the struggle for civil rights in the academy award-winning song "glory" from the movie "selma." ♪ glory ♪ glory >> did it feel in the loom like it fell watching on tv? >> yeah, i just remember all the people that were part of the performance. i remember just being backstage with them, saying, hey, y'all, this is bigger than us. we're doing this for those who came before us and those coming after us. >> for common, the journey for glory began on the south side of chicago where he was born lonny rasheed lin jr. is his mom a teacher, his dad a former professional basketball -- >> i was a ball buy for the chicago bulls, which i did see michael jordan in my reach. >> when he wasn't rebounding for michael, he was listening to rappers like run-d.m.c., nwa, and big daddy king, whose bick hit was "ain't no half-steppin'". >> maybe my favorite song of that era >> i used to study that video and want to get the your highness unless you just address

: former new york mayor rudy giuliani and former u.n. ambassador john bolton. there may be enough democrats or republicans to block both. >> i don't think you really want your chief diplomat to be an advocate forward. >> reporter: vice president elect mike pence is in charge of the transition. today he's back in washington meeting with top leaders from both parties who could choose the next supreme court justice even with a republican majority, confirmation may not be easy. >> to say the least i think they have another thing they better think twice about that. >> reporter: hillary clinton made her first public appearance since the election urging democrats not to give up. >> please don't lose heart, don't give up on the values we share. >> reporter: speaking of democrats, on the house oversight committee, the top democrat on that committee is asking the trump team for the names of anyone they have requested or are thinking about requesting security clearance for, even after they've repeatedly said that jared kushner, trump's son-in-law and his adult children have not been -- that they have

tommy smith and john carlos that you see behind me became a gathering place as social media spread the word for students to assemble here and talk about the outcome of the presidential election. a fight erupted captured on cell phone bibi standers. at least one trump supporter among the students was punched repeatedly and two others were chased by as many as 30 other students. >> this is crazy. this is really, really crazy. it's showing how volatile this whole place is, how big this election is to everybody. this has never happened before. everybody is hating each other for this, but it's never been this bad. >> reporter: campus police tried to break up the fight. the apparent student trump supporters who were attacked managed to escape. so far there are no reports of serious injuries. but the speeches here that spread and seemed a spontaneous venting of emotion were peaceful for the most part. no arrests have been made. live in san jose, chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, chuck. >>> let's turn now to scott mcgrew as he talks about the business and market im

and apple pie, the national dog show. a preview from the host who's a breed of his own, john o'hurley. >> love that. >> plus a reunion eight years in the making. caught up with a young girl named abby i met in 2008. battled cancer most of her young life. she and her family have so much to be thankful for, and she and her family came to studio 1a. >> fantastic. and here to create a gorgeous holiday dinner table with items you already have around the house. don't want to spend more money. >> my whole family is already here! >> the whole gang is here. >> where's ella? got lost? okay and -- go! everybody made it. thanks for coming. having turkey, colleen's cooking. >> okay, good. hoda, i bet you need words of wisdom. >> okay. here we go. i don't mind getting wrinkles if it's from laughing and spending time in the sunshine. that's by rachel brackton who goes by the yoga girl on instagram. >> agree on the one and got to be careful with the other. >> exactly. >> yep, yep, yep. >> we had a great time yesterday. went from the show here to our own dylan's beautiful baby shower that was

smoothie. yeah, i see they have bee pollen. two of my favorite allergies. trust me, john grows half this stuff in his own backyard. it's true. two of my usuals, please. add spirulina. is that a... noodle? it's his first time. mmm. that's almost as good as a milkshake. cheers! get together and shop small on small business saturday. small business saturday is our day to get out and shop small. a day to support our community and show some love for the people we love. and the places we love. the stuff we can't get anywhere else and food that tastes like home. because the money we spend here can help keep our town growing. on small business saturday, let's shop small for our neighborhood, our town, our home. on november 26th, get up, (all) get together and shop small. >>> we're back. 8:09. time for the grand finale of "today's turkey trot." all this week al's been on the road, thanks to our friends at featherlite, surprising people who love cooking. >> he's gone from middletown, maryland. he's gone to orlando, florida, and fairfax, virginia. this morning he is a lot closer to home. al, t

democrat john kennedy and voted republican. a year later, castro invited the soviet union to base nuclear weapons on cuban soil. >> missiles in cuba add to an already clear and present danger. >> by the time he was 35, two u.s. presidents had tried to kill him. in all, castro faced off against 11 u.s. presidents, south florida policy became foreign policy. american presidents learned cuba policy could become a domestic political problem. in 1980, the mario boat lift became a problem for carter when it turned out that some of the 15,000 cubans castro allowed to emigrate to the united states had been released from cuban jails and mental health facilities. >> castro has taken hardened criminals out of prison. >> a governor in arkansas tried to be helpful to his colleague in the white house. bill clinton agreed to house some at a military installation while privately fuming, how could you do this to me? i busted my ass for carter. you are going to get me beat. >> the only way that we can really adequately secure the area is to have more troops inside. >> in june, a riot broke out. clinton had

group of teenage boys at a prestigest prep school and one of their teachers is a guy named john keating who inspires them. tell me about him. >> basically john keating is a rabble-rouser. he is an alum of the school. he was a rhodes scholar. he went to oxford. he has a very different way of teaching, encouraging kids to think for themselves and outside of the box, not just the path the school has for them. >> i've seen the movie probably 20 times. every time i listen to some of the speeches that keating gives in that movie, i think back to people in my life. who was the john keating character in my life. did you have one? >> i had a couple. very lucky that way. i think that's one of the biggest things that i've benefited from, is the accidental or actual mentoring that i received. but, yeah, i had a great high schoolteacher named sally shipley. i had amazing directors and teachers in my chicago second city experience. tina fey over -- just across the street here was a big mentor for me in my early days of writing at "snl." lorn certainly. it is someone that sees something in someone bef

their ticket. new evidence at least one republican leader is staying away, a spokesperson for john kasich telling nbc news that kasich has submitted his ballot, absentee, writing in his friend john mccain. matt and savannah, back to you. >> peter alexander starting us off, thank you. >> let's bring in steve kornacki and nicolle wallace. you've been on campaigns and in this position a week to go before election day. do campaigns view that amount of time as an eternity or a nanosecond? >> well, somewhere in between. i know you're getting sick of that answer, but here's how political information is being processed. even if you have a debate where 84 million people watch, sometimes, it is the coverage of said debate and sometimes it is the facebook posts about the coverage about the debate. there is about a 72-hour window for political information to sink in and be processed and be judged. after about thursday or early friday, it is very hard to introduce new arguments into this campaign cycle. >> we are going to look more deeply into our poll with steve in a moment. you can show us wh

tower. former new york mayor rudy giuliani, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., john bolton, and senator jeff sessions all being eyed for top spots. sources tell nbc news infighting and dealing fiefdoms are making the difficult process of building a cabinet even tougher. but president-elect trump was all smiles at a new york steak house last night for dinner with his family. also tweeting very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet and many other positions. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. his former campaign manager, kellyanne conway, also downplaying any tensions. >> trying to form his government, it takes time. >> reporter: but tuesday, former congressman, mike rogers, abruptly announcing his departure. >> this is growing pains, and once they integrate people who have been doing it with people in nowhere, evening you'll see a smoother transition. >> reporter: still, sources say it may be a part of an attempt to purge those close to chris christie, someone seen at odds with trump's son-in-law and close advisor, jared kushner. in 2005 christie pr

chief washington correspondent john harwood is keeping an eye on all of this this morning. john, happy thanksgiving. good morning. >> happy thanksgiving to you guys. >> start off with the intelligence briefings. new information reported by chrkristien welker that donald p has chosen to attend two. these are daily. mike pence has attended them. what's this tell you? >> like the intelligence officials kristen just quoted, i think it is a little too early to draw too many sweeping conclusions. however, it underscores concerns about donald trump on two grounds. one, the lack of experience that he brings to the job, especially with foreign policy and intelligence issues. and second, questions about his attention span. donald trump is not somebody who is honed in on topics in the dee deep-dive way that kristen referred to like president obama did when he was transitioning to the job. i think people are going to expect that unless he turns over national security and foreign policy to his vice president, he's going to need to have a storehouse of knowledge and he needs to begin acquiring that

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john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n., will definitely have top jobs. >> well, first all, i won't be attorney general. >> reporter: with giuliani signaling he's interested in being secretary of state. also on deck, press secretary. among the top contenders is conservative talk show host. laura ingraham. >> i'm honored to be considered for that job and other jobs. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: deliberations are heating up. today the list of names likely whittled down with president-elect trump and vice president-elect pence set to meet today at trump tower they will review candidates for certain appointments. matt and savannah. >> peter alexander at the white house, thank you. >>> kellyanne conway served as donald trump's campaign manager. kellyanne, nice to see you. good morning. >> hi, matt, hi, savannah. >> we've been talking about how many questions we have for you so let's see how many we can get through. we'll test your poker face on some of this. we have reporting now that somewhere in the transition team someone has reached out to inquire about possible securit

mental competency. he is accused of drowning his daughter inside st. john the baptist catholic church last week. he carried his unconscious daughter to the parking lot of the police station where police say he was naked, screaming for help. we did speak to friends who claimed he was on drugs when all this took place. >> the girl died at a local hospital. he is now facing murder and felony child abuse charges. his wife is pregnant and they have three more children together. his court date today is set for 8:30 a.m. live in santa rosa. >>> tragic story there. >> >> 6:36. follow-up to a story we first broke friday. support now pouring in for south bay islamic center that received a letter filled with threat. the letter arrived at the evergreen islamic center in san jose. it called worshippers children of satan and said trump will cleanse america of muslims signed by americans for a better way. over the weekend peemd arrived to find flowers and notes filled with well-wishes. two other mosques also received the threatening letter. >>> thousands of cuban americans taking to the streets of l

. >> according to john kerry, it isn't doing us any favors afraud. >> this election has been difficult for our country's perception abroad. there are moments when it is downright embarrassing. >> want to bring in keir simmons who joins us from london. what are you seeing and hearing across the pond? >> good to see you. look, the world is watching. that is reflected in the tv haynes around the world. and in the newspapers. here's a british newspaper. world holds its breath as america votes. a german newspaper with a picture of donald trump and the headline, apocalypse now. no doubt what they think of the candidates. then to the financial times. markets rally as survey shows clinton hanging on to slim lead. those two last pictures give you an idea of the way the majority in the west feel. there's a good deal of fear about the prospect of a trump presidency. there's concern in other parts of the world about what a clinton presidency might mean. in the middle east, for example, the prospect of continuing the obama policies as a war in syria, there's another war next door to saudi arabia. t

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familiar with the discussions. former u.n. ambassador john bolton and former new york mayor rudy giuliani also in the mix for state department. >> we discussed the transition. >> reporter: now, new backlash. >> i will tell you something i haven't told anybody else. i've had some conversation with some other republican senators and i'm not the only one with some misgivings over both giuliani and bolton. >> reporter: the president-elect pushing back on talk his transition is in turmoil, staffers pointing to landing teams deployed today to four federal agencies to get ready for january's switchover. that transition led by vice president-elect mike pence. >> great progress. great progress. >> reporter: who is ready to extend an olive branch across the aisle in meetings today with democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. the visit coming one day after touring his soon-to-be home with vice president joe biden. >> i told mike as vice president-elect, i am available to him 24/7. >> reporter: but it is a different democratic message aimed at pence from some in congress questioni

friendly parade of pooches at the 15th annual national dog show. john o'hurley. we meet this time every year. >> great to be back with you again. >> and he brought some friends we'll meet in a minute. what's going on with the show this year? >> we have a record number of breed entries. last year 26 million people watched. we're expecting an audience even larger this year. it keeps growing. >> talk to us about some of the friends you've brought along with you. >> in addition to your civic duty, charlie is here, this is one of our new breeds we'll be introducing. this is the pumi. if you mated a koala bear with four-ply carpeting, this is what you'd end up with. >> what's it called? >> it's a pumi. it's a hungarian hunting dog and it's won our hearts. one of the new breeds and one of the best and top winning golden retrievers you'll ever meet, that's tracker and a beautiful belgian down at the end also in the competition. great dogs. over 2,000 dogs entered. it's going to be a great year. >> that's fantastic. >> how many years have you been doing this? >> this is our 15th consecutive year

concede publicly, instead sending her campaign chair john podesta to address stunned supporters. >> it's been a long night and it's been a long campaign, but i can say we can wait a little longer, can't we? >> reporter: facing a shrinking electoral map, clinton didn't attend her rally that was being held under the symbolic glass ceiling at the javits center in new york. hours before podesta took the stage, clinton supporters looking shopped and some openly weeping. >> we got a lot wrong. i'm not sure why or how, but there's a lot of divide. >> state after state turning the election map into a sea of red. the billionaire chipping away at her so-called blue wall. winning in what were democratic strongholds. in florida, disbelief from latino voters after trump who vowed to build a wall during the campaign surged to victory. >> it's very hard for me to accept that a man of his caliber is going to be our president. >> reporter: but this morning there is still uncertainty over a future trump presidency. dow futures plummeting overnight, an anxious crowd gathering at the white house. president

in midtown. >> to give you a sense when the night might wrap up, in 2008, john mccain delivered his concession speech at 11:18 eastern. that was pretty early. president-elect president obama declared his victory at 11:57. mitt romney conceded just before 1:00 a.m. and the president spoke to his supporters about 30 minutes later. >> nbc news will be here for all of it. our wall to wall coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 out on the pacific coast. anchored by lester holt. he'll be joined by savannah, chuck todd, tom brokaw and our team of correspondents all across this country. >> looking forward. meantime, al is here, election day weather a big deal, al. >> it sure is. luckily we don't have a lot of horrible weather to talk about, but let's look at our decision 2016 forecast map. record highs in the pacific northwest. one of the big states we look at, pennsylvania. they're going to have a fairly mild day today. but by the afternoon, look for increasing clouds. then some showers move in from the west. how about texas, a big electoral state. we've got some of the worst weather h

theaters on november 23rd. >>> get this, it's a joke, dr. oz, chef john best and gigi hadid walks into a bar. we're going to have a great segment. actually they're all separate. we're really looking forward to talking to all of them. after a check of your local >>> good morning, everybody. it's 8:30. it's wednesday morning, the 2nd of november. we have a beautiful crowd out on our plaza. let's take a i love your coat, that's so cute. anyway, we're so psyched to be here. hi, charlie. >> this is a fun crowd. >> oh, my goodness. where's matt? >> i'm here. >> he only listens to you and olivia. >> i've got the treats, that's why. we've commissioned a survey that shows 6 in 10 have not talked about prostate cancer screenings with their doctors. that is not a good thing. dr. oz is here hopefully to change those numbers. >>> also coming up supermodel gigi hadid is here. if you haven't seen her on magazine covers and runway, maybe you've seen her on instagram because that girl owns it. >> she's so sweet and beautiful. i walked over and said i supermodel right now. she's adorable. >>> also

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