of variety. we also have bill keller of the marshall project. valdez, and nisha of warner bros.. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. i just want to welcome everybody here on behalf of variety. thrilled to put on this program today. it has been quite amazing. hasn't it been so far? i have an awesome group of panelists with me today. because entertainment often shapes people's perception, with the criminal justice system is all about, it can be said that some shows, like law and order, the truth in their storytelling, like all prosecutors are fair-minded. i don't think that is really the case, or that all cases end up in a court of law. 90% of them are decided by plea bargains. and then you have orange is the new black, making of a murderer, which are much more realistic in their depictions of criminal justice. i want to ask each of my panelists, which is hollywood gets right and wrong, when it comes from forming fictional and nonfictional narratives around criminal justice reform, whether it is a movie or a television show? >> when i decided to make my documentary, the

of thet, martial project, rudy balderas, the director of "the sentence," and nisha of warner bros. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, allison. i just want to welcome everybody here on behalf of variety. we are so thrilled to put on this program today. it has been quite amazing. hasn't it been so far? [applause] it is going to continue to be because i have an awesome group of panelists with me today. i don't know if we can upstage kim, but we are going to give it a try. because entertainment offerings often shapes people's perceptions of what the criminal justice system is all about, it can be said that some shows, like "law and order," distort the truth in their storytelling, for instance, like all prosecutors are fair-minded. i don't think that is really the th case, unfortunately, or that all cases end up in a court of law, which i have been informed about 90% of them are decided by plea bargains. and then you have series like "orange is the new black," "making of a murderer," which are much more realistic in their depictions of criminal justice. i want to start by as

huge target for you. michael: the next big event that we do is there. it's called the bronner bros. show. that's the largest african-american trade show in the industry. lemonis: i'm a lover of conventions because you can get your product in front of thousands of people and reach a much-wider audience. if bronner bros. is the next big event that comes up for ashtae, and it's really as big as michael says it is, then i want to really be prepared for it. michael: good morning, good morning. how are you? how are you? what's going on, miss lady? good to see you. what's up? toya: good to see you, too. lemonis: how are you? toya: i'm really good. lemonis: i'm marcus. nice to meet you. do you own the shop? toya: i do. lemonis: and do you also sell the product to your customers? toya: absolutely. we have somebody waiting just now. lemonis: where are the products that you would sell? toya: we're sold out. we've got a display. lemonis: that's normally where the display is? toya: yes. lemonis: so, you literally have nothing? toya: right. we were really waiting on you all yesterday. lemonis: d

live"! tonight, gwen stefani, from "the real bros of simi valley" jimmy tatro, and "this week in unnecessary censorship." and now, good news, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. very nice. welcome, welcome. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching at home. thank you for coming. thank you for at very nice, i appreciate it. let me tell you something. we had an interesting morning at our house. this is how my day started. our daughter jane, who's 4 1/4, wakes up and calls out to us, every morning she yells, hello, hello! like an old lady in a butcher shop. today it was a little more urgent. so today she calls us. we go in to find jane staring at the shelf. she's standing there, she says, the elf didn't move. [ laughter ] we forgot to move the elf on the shelf. already. so i said, well, maybe the elf is dead. [ laughter ] and i guess it was the wrong thing to say. i d. but that dn'tyself cong up with this ssawell, you don't move in the rain, because they don't want to get wet. [ laughter ] like milli vanilli, i blamed it

about comedy, i learned watching warner bros. cartoons. >> i think there's a part of us that's 12 years old. >> i am a man. >> i know it's for kids. it seems kind of adult in a way. >> oh, my god, they killed kenny. >> comedians make great voice actors because they made a career being themselves. >> look, i'm picasso. >> you get so many chances to be funny in animation. the writing, the voice talent. animation, boom. ♪ >>> there's something about moving cartoons that really delights us. a cartoon is comedy coming to life. that's kind of interesting and magical. >> that's it. i have had enough of your tomfoolery. >> the wildest thing you can tink of is accomplished just by drawing it. so whether it's "the simpsons," "the family guy," your imagination is unlimited in animation. >> in animation, you can like have people ripping apart each other's guts. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> one thing that i like to say is that live action is just low budget animation. >> that's right, he can be taught. >> visual jokes, the best of them are often in animated cartoons. >> don't be nervous, kid. >>

. sheet music is different. was it bros's greatest hits? it was not but we will be talking about them later on. everyone is talking about bros. we have the director of the latest programme. it has been lovely talking to you. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. nazir afzal, the former chief crown prosecutor for the north west of england, is here to tell us what's caught his eye. good morning. we were talking about the new years honours. when really one night? 40 yea rs honours. when really one night? 40 years ago, when i was but a child. i was honoured to receive an 0be back then for my work for the crown prosecution service and the community. i am a strong supporter of the honours system, where we recognise people who are under the radar, but with the honours system, you cannot really win. 50% of people think that person should not have gotan think that person should not have got an honour, the other 50% do not believe in the system at all. personally, i am very much in support of the recognition of individuals likejohn support of the recogn

all get outraged over different things. i'm so outraged. >> i'm livid! >> i'm so furious, bro, i'm furious! and here's something else that got me mad, ronny. there were 12 mass shootings in america this year, 12, but no new gun laws! >> none! >> romaine lettuce takes out one person, they shut down all the salads. but guns are as easy to get as chlamydia. >> the (bleep), man, unbelievable. our lawmakers aren't listening. they need to get their ears checked, just like the idiots who said they were hearing the word yanny when we all knew they were saying laurel. what the (bleep). >> ronny, that is not really on the same level of the issues i'm discussing right now. i'm talking about gun violence. you're talking about some stupid meme. >> a stupid meme? you're talking like a real yanny right now. >> what the (bleep) is a yanny? just shut up. dude, there were real issues that year, real important. saudi arabia murdered a "washington post" journalist, and our government is fine with it! how! how are you fine with that? >> roy, roy, of course i'm outraged about that death. just like i'm o

need anyone or anything. >> stay strong, bro. >> later davidson was seen with rapper machine gun kelly who alerted pete's fans he was flying to new york to, quote, make sure he's good. the comedian likely skipped the cast's star-studded after party. >> hi, miley. >> musical guest miley and fiance liam hemsworth were there also on hand host matt damon with his wife lucy after poking fun at this matt. >> matthew, you're gonna host the academy awards. >> all right. >> damon did get serious too paying tribute to his late father kent who lost his battle with cancer last year. >> my dad knew there was nothing more important in the world than to laugh with the people that you love. >> "snl's" last episode of 2018 also packed with guest stars. of course alec baldwin. he once called playing his guest role agony. will alec be back? a source tells "e.t." that's the hope. >>> all eyes also on our favorite royals these days, especially with rumors of an on-going rift between the fab four. well the family drama continues for the duchess today as her father thomas speaks out again. >> she's always be

to take out the machine guns. >> from the warner bros. film sergeant york story gary cooper, here's an excerpt. [ gunfire ] >> they cleaned out that machine gun. [ gunfire ] [ video playing ] [ gunfire ] >> as you look at that film and the scene that moment, what is your take away? >> i'm always impressed with how, even though it was meant to be in certain ways, a call to arms for americans to become involved in world war ii. for 241, it's an extremely graphic depiction of war and i find it very impressive that they chose to show the horror of war there is a sequence as he goes in which his sister says to his mother, what are they fighting for? and the mother says, i don't really know i don't really know. the mother is very honest as opposed to making it pure ramah war which only a fool would be for . >> he killed more than 200 german soldiers . >> correct. let's go back to where we talked about him being a pacifist and he didn't want to go to war and serve from the film, let's watch expect get right there, let me see . >> taking you for the army . >> the letter we sent to washingto

taken her purchases home she prepares the baby bro strong she remembers when she had her first child shortly after she married at eighteen and moved in with her husband. and is there with back then i hoped we'd be happy. all of the when you're young that's how you think you know which itself i wanted to study more. that didn't happen if i had my elder daughter. the next morning she travels to bascom the nearest town the trip takes more than two hours she wants to buy winter clothes for her baby at the bazaar a lot. of. the bazaar is the only place far and wide where people from the surrounding villages can buy fabric clothing and shoes she has to do that alone now for the whole family she compares prices things have to be cheap and she can carry heavy loads now. that ship them. my husband and i used to come here in our car and buy food and other things now it's harder with the baby. we come here by bus as. i have to carry the food to the bus which is full of people. i can't get there too late the bus doesn't wait. up while the wish russia's new york. in the end she finds what she was

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he trying to avoid the process of redemption. kat: when so many people accuse you, sorry, bro, you did it. you can't use and abuse your power to take advantage of people anymore. he's trying to by pass the apology and go on with life. howie: we got the final word from kat timpf. sorry, bro. howie: why the "new york times" blew it on a piece on donald trump's medical exam shun in vietnam. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. howie: a front page "new york times" story charging that a queens podiatrist gave donald trump an exemption from the vietnam war because of bone

redemption. kat: when so many people accuse you, sorry, bro, you did it. you can't use and abuse your power to take advantage of people anymore. he's trying to by pass the apology and go on with life. howie: we got the final word from kat timpf. sorry, bro. howie: why the "new york times" blew it on a piece on donald trump's medical exam shun in vietnam. howie: a front page "new york times" story charging that a queens podiatrist gave donald trump an exemption from the vietnam war because of bone spurs. no paper evidence has been found to corroborate the events. one daughter said the implication from her father was that trump didn't have bone spurs. but i don't know. both daughters say they are democrats who don't like the president. trump like thousands of other affluent kids in that era may have used the doctor to get an exemption. but there is no evidence to prove that. the "new yorker" has devoted many thousands of words that the show's editing and its producer mark burnett enabled the president to run. the language portrays his animosity towards trump quote, his chief legacy

as it enters its opening weekend in the us. warner bros. bet that its latest dc comics superhero movie, "aquaman," would make a splash in china, and that bet paid off. "aquaman" has grossed more than $266 million internationally, and its estimated production budget was $160 million, according to imdb pro. the movie opens in the us this weekend "wonder woman" opened with $103 million in the us, and while warner bros. is estimating $65 million for "aquaman," industry projections put it at $120 million over the five-day holiday from friday to christmas, according to box office mojo. (ácommercialá) major hot spot in el caerrito wb 80 at cutting accident blocking the three left lanes. no delays on wb 80 at the tolls. ( james ) ( james ) a big story we are following this morning a two-year-old girl is in serious condition after being hit by a car that was driven by her own uncle. her uncle then left the scene and nobody called police. this is video of the big s-u-v leaving the girl's home after hitting her. this happened in fresno. the gir's mother says she didn't call police because

. you mean bros. there is a documentary about the pop band. you would think it would be quite innocent, unremarkable. band. you would think it would be quite innocent, unremarkablem band. you would think it would be quite innocent, unremarkable. it is behind the scenes. it was shown on bbc four over the christmas period and people have been praising it for its honesty — but also for its spoof—like moments, which have caused viewers to draw comparisons between the brothers and the likes of comedians alan partridge and david brent. we'll be talking about this in more detail later in the programme — but for now, here's a little taster. having watched almost all of it now i wonder whether they knew they were being funny or are theyjust being funny. we will talk about it in more detail. have you seen it? i have been away for christmas but it is my list. leave this room, go out there, look at it on the iplayer. have a look at it on the iplayer. have a look at it on the iplayer. have a look at it. it is one of the most bizarre things i have seen. s with everyone. i made a consc

] >> jimmy: and then what is the pon pon dance? >> oh, god, dude. dude, you have no idea, bro. i get asked this more than anything. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, the number one question. because it's an interesting dance, and an incredible song that i love. my best friend back in the day linked me a song, and he was like "bro, you gotta listen to this song, bro." so, i'm pumped. i'm getting ready to listen to it. and out of nowhere, you know, it's a foreign language. i'm like -- i'm like, "what is this song, dude?" he's like, "it's the pon pon, dude." that was it. >> jimmy: "it's the pon pon, dude." >> "it's the pon pon, dude." >> jimmy: and then he leaves. >> and then he just, like, faded away into the darkness. backed away. [ laughter ] one day was playing "h1z1," a a battle royal game, and sometimes it would take 30 minutes to win one game. and when you win a game like that, it's not -- dude, yeah. >> jimmy: you're exhausted. >> it's like pump of adrenaline. you're like, yeah. right. and it's like, you don't want to just go into the next game. right? so, i was like, "i'm going to do

jonas and priyanka chopra. just ask his big bro. only keltie night was with him in new york. ♪ you baby >> you just came back from the biggest wedding of then so much. the something that was new for me. i think we were all in tiers ♪ and i keep on climbing up >> what's it about priyanka and nick that makes them so good for each other? >> the way he talks about her, getting to know her and what an amazing person she is, i knew right away they were definitely a match made in even. >> guess what? you're next. are you inspired now? >> i am. >> are you scared? >> i didn't even really think about it much to be honest with you. it was about them the whole week. we just let the was hard not to, because it was everything you wish francia raisa them. >> this is santa. you don't recognize him. he looks like joe jonas. >> joe got an early start making holiday wishes come true. we teamed up with them and j.c. penney as they kicked off their yearly tradition. a $100 shopping spree for lucky kids. >> once they realize they're going to be getting $100 to spend, it's amazing and i try to do it as

anything like this. >> the bowling bro serves up his trickiest shots coming up. >> more people would watch professional bowling like this. how's your cough? i'm good. i took 12-hour mucinex and sent it far away. hey buddy, have you seen a nice woman with a cough? woahhh! mucinex dm releases fast and lasts 12-hours, not 4. send coughs far away all day. time for gold bondfeeling healing lotion., penetrates ten surface layers deep, with seven moisturizers, three vitamins. gold bond. >> being a person of status, i feel for this guy here. a one-year old trying to get that egg. >> the concentration. >> what does he do? >> does he crack under pressure? >> won't give up. the raccoon is now fully grown. that video, older, trending. takes place in russia. you know, american raccoons make things you know they are always looking for food. >> i can break into so many houses for food and get out of the dumpsters. it didn't get but went into the garage. went into the home where the homeowner had to say now you really got to go. i'll use the drill or my bare hands and be successful. >> not bea

. our digital video journalist jonathan bloom spoke with frida kline who says bias in hiring and bro grammar culture is the valley's biggest problem. watch this story right now and then share it online. >> five minutes and we will cut you off in five minutes. >> i start to this event. so it's my fault, i guess. >> a big round of applause before you get onstage. >> this is using tech to fix tech. >> two years ago i quit, because i didn't feel seen, heard and valued of my work. >> diversity problems, inclusion problems. we have tech culture problems. the bro grammar culture. >> she doesn't want to ruffle your feathers saying everything is fine. >> hr cannot tackle these issues alone because people aren't going to hr. >> unnerved a. >> a little bit. >> super excited to be here and ready to pitch in. ♪ >> this is a time honored silicon tradition. speed dating for start-ups. five minutes to convince the judges you're their perfect match, except in this case instead of trying to solve a big problem for consumers they trying to solve the biggest problem with silicon valley itself. >> i br

bro out of his restraints. he forced the paramedics out and took off. he chased the ambulance for 90 minutes. he jumped outas while it still moving and tried to make a run for it. he didn't get bery farore police arrested him. >> this morning, an 11-year-old girl is safe after a good is a ma -- samarit stopped a convicted sex offender from kidnapping her.l the giras walking to a weekend school on saturday morning. the good samarit heard the girl screaming and jumped into action. listen to how he described what happened. >> i heard heram sc help, help, help. and when i told him to get off of her, he yelled back at me. he goes, who are you? a super hero? he held the suspect until police police said he has been arrested more than a dozen times. there.nk god he was >> sure. >> and did what he did. good news when it comes to virginia's economy. a report released yesterday by old dominion university suggests the state has bounced back from the great recession. the big reason for that, the increase in federal government spending. litary funding is helped as has amazon's plan to build a head

bros farming said it was voluntarily recalling red leaf lettuce, green leaf lettuce and cauliflower, harvested from november 27 through november 30.the products did not test positive for e. coli, but were recalled "out of an abundance of caution," because the produce was grown near the location where the fda found e. coli matching the strain in the outbreak.meanwhile, johnson and johnson may have known that its talcum powder could lead to a higher risk of cancer for decades.reuters dug through documents back to the 70's .johnson & johnson called the claims an absurb conspiracy theory but the company lost $39.8 billion in market value on friday-its worst trading day in over 15 years.tesla ceo elon musk says the company may produce an electric pickup truck next year.musk's tweet has since racked up over 4,000 likes and prompted nearly 600 comments. musk said the pickup will have "dual motor all-wheel drive w crazy torque & a suspension that dynamically adjusts for load and "pickup truck will have power outlets allowing use of heavy duty 240v, high power tools in field all day. no gene

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this photo of the jo bros including bonus jonas frankie. nick and priyanka posed for vogue's first digital cover and they played a cute and revealing newlywed game. >> what is the most diva thing i do? >> can't cook. but neither can i. you're perfect. what's my biggest pet peeve? >> yes. being late. >> i always am. >> what's my favorite activity we do together? >> alone time and stuff. >> what's yours? >> cuddling. >> oh, cuddlincuddling. i like the and stuff category. >> they're just cute. we have another jonas wedding to look forward to. joe jonas and "game of thrones" sophie turner will say i do in france. >>> well, plenty of love and admiration at yesterday's kennedy center honors. a lot of that between kelly clarkson and cher. our brooke anderson spoke to both of them on the red carpet. >> you've received so many accolades over the years, but how is this one different? >> i actually never expected to win. i felt like meryl wins this kind of award and i just never thought i would win it. >> to use cher's own words, believe it. ♪ do you believe in life after love ♪ >> i was

prostate exam, bro. >> tell me you got paid a lot for that. > 20 bucks. >> 20 bucks? >> anyway let's move on from pfootball to the beautiful game. >> the sport the whole world plays. >> now to the international outrage after a female soccer superstar was asked a question many say was shockingly sexist. >> a historic night for norwegian ada hegerberg, winning the award for the best women's soccer player in the world. >> regrettably, hegerberg's moment in the spotlight was seemingly spoiled by the french d.j. martin solveig who was on stage with her and asked her if she knew how to perform a certain provocative dance to celebrate. >> a question no man would get. >> "do you twerk?" >> okay, i don't want to, what i said-- >> fellas, fellas, pro tip: "do you twerk?" is never an appropriate question anywhere. >> right. >> even if you're hosting a show honoring the best strippers in atlanta. >> right. >> i mean, honestly, i'm surprised she didn't just slap him. >> well, she's a soccer player, roy. she can't use her hands. ( laughter ) but it is true. i mean, nobody would ever ask lionel messi to

"jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, gwen stefani, from "the real bros of simi valley" jimmy tatro, and "this week in unnecessary censorship." and now, good news, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. very nice. welcome, welcome. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching at home. thank you for coming. thank you for braving the elements to be here. that's very nice, i appreciate it.

goodbye from me in our crowd gonna for this week and thanks to you and your bro for misha thanks for a great show n.t. we're looking forward to having you on again next week right to us let us know what you think or you can visit our social media pages which will be on the screen in a moment i'm felicia endace be in johannesburg south africa until next week but by . the twenty nineteen asian cup. because line checks out those major political events. with the favorites and the long shots. and the close playing field next week seems. all about the trendy nineteen using caps on. everything from the european stars to the finals in performances from. pop stars of the jazz. guinness michael volney in his trio are headed for success. europe in concert. the five minute. check in. fasten your seat belts. to go. look at the. check in. the travel guide to double. counting to. discover your concept discover it with the boss. school. budget off to one hundred lives the ideals of the fox house are more relevant today than they were a hundred years ago missionary shaped things to come to ball i

out of college in the 1980's. we saw this unfortunate bro culture here in this very competitive san francisco environment, and we saw all this talent available, so for us hiring moms and looking broader than people that looked just like ourselves was a competitive advantage. emily: so how did you do that? kevin: there is the stereotype of the 20-something male engineer, and you have these incredibly talented women in the bay area that have maybe had children and maybe unconsciously get written off. we saw that as our competitive advantage. julia: the maternity leave is a great time to recruit someone, by the way, because you have this moment of reflection and there is a varying degree of which companies decide to support people who are going through such an important milestone, and don't even get me started on it. this is a great subject for me to pontificate on. it is very curious to me that especially in the u.s. corporate culture we basically penalize people for procreating, which pregnancy is a medical condition. emily: it is a disability. julia: despite anybody's broad religiou

have to know all the verses, bro. >> i told you i'm coming. [ laughter ] >> oh, man. ♪ you better watchout, you better not cry, you better not pout, i'm telling you why ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ ♪ >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> our thanks to zak brown and the burgundy and gold carolers. e final note. this news note. d.j. swarn gerry releaseder yey, announced on instagram that he is signed with the arizona cardinals. georgel wallace w have more on that when we follow-up on the weather. >> we had a high temperature of 44, which is exactly normal this time of year. now, tomorrowleasantly cool with plenty of sunshine. high temperatures near 50 degrees. clouds increased throughout the day on thursd. in moves in thursday night. it is a rainy friday out there, especially for the morning, midday and afternoon hours. we do start to dry out later friday and maybe more rain sunday and again on tuesday, chris. >> thank you amelia. thanks for joining us. that'she news now. "nightly news" is up next. we'll see you for news 4 at 11:00. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm barbara harrison. it

england striker frank kirby and also lu cy bro nze england striker frank kirby and also lucy bronze are both hoping to become the first female winner of this new balloon d'or award. both nominees are already inside. i don't blame them. it is not worn out here. they have done the red carpet walk out here. they are two of 15 nominees, all of them are expected to turn up tonight and if lucy bronze and fran kirby want to become the first winner, they have gotten pretty competition, including the current world beef up player of the year and the current world beef up player of the yearand the raining current world beef up player of the year and the raining uefa player of the year. a little earlier, frank kirby was kinder to speak to as before she got ready at a lng said she was delighted to be involved here this evening. being involved in anything like this, i didn't really expect. so i am really excited to ta ke expect. so i am really excited to take on the experience and to be in a room full of some amazing, amazing footballers, male and female. to be included in that group of players w

negotiations and telling personal moments. mie day feature add bro hug of sorts between vla putin of russia and mohammad bin salman. at the signing of the n cada u.s. mexico trade dealanadian prime minister justin tdeau refused to hold up his copy of the agreement. in the announcement of the lay office of general morts president trump touted the benefits of auto workers. >> it will top jobs from going overseas. >> but the canadian leader used the event to press trump on trafrs. >> the recent closures by generally motors attacking thousands of american and canadian workers and family are a heavy blow. and donald it's all m thee reason we need to keep working to remove the tariffs on steel and aminum between our countries. >> but friday was just a preamble for the main event, the dinner between president trump and xi jinping possibly to decide the course of the trade war between the two countries. >> we are working hard. if we can make a deal that would be good. they want to and we'd like to. but we will see. we'll meet with president xi in a little while. for theom most part trow woul

ceremony where barbara bush accepted the brockley army hat -- the ccoli on -- the bro behalf of the white house. david: the decision in 1990 to go ahead with the deal with the democrats that raised taxes and had cuts and spending as well, you said the president said it will be a punch in the gut because it put my country ahead of myself. risk.l: that was a he knew going in that would be a problem. he knew when he set up the negotiations, he sent the congressional leadership out to andrews air force base. he knew going in that he would have to go back on his word and raise taxes. of course, it was no surprise when it happened. that he did pay a big political price for it. he knew that was the case. he knew there was really no choice. he did the right thing. david: we always think of him in terms of foreign policy. many of us think about the gulf war and the coalition he put together and the success there. minister rooney of kennedy said we may be -- of canada said we maybe underestimated. any misstep could have brought the whole thing down. >> as we look back over history, the curren

. understand, bro, listen, you can't do this to a young dude. it's a struggle for him. alan, you gotta be stopped, man, you gotta face consequences and rightfully so. >> reporter: in 2016 maloney was investigated for hurling a racial epithet at a black official. the case was later dropped. the new jersey state interscholatic atheltic assocation released a statement saying that they are "working to determine the exact nature of the incident and whether an infraction occurred," and is recommending "that the referee in question not be assigned to any event until this matter has been reviewed." after making such a personal sacrifice johnson's unwavering focus was on display, winning in overtime and showing true sportsmanship to the very end. well before a wrestling match begins a skin and nail check is required of every athlete to prevent violations. johnson apparently passed that stage but wasn't told there was a problem until he was about to step onto the mat. elaine, he was given 90 seconds to make that decision. >> quijano: wow a lot of people saw this decision. meg oliver, thank you. thi

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. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation forca public broing, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ythan from the tisch wnet studios at oln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and th the secretary of the interior, ryan zinke, is leaving the trump ration at the end of the year. president trump announced zinke's exit on twitter this morning. zinke played a significant role in trump's agenda to scale back environmental regulations and to promerote engy development on public lands. the former navy seal and montana congressman was under scrutiny in multiple investigations ove his nearly two-year tenure, including ethical questions into his travel and real estate dealings. zinke was being investigated for a land deal in his hometown involving his family's foundation and the chairman of thoil and gas giant halliburton.th secretary has denied any wrongdoing. thr oer high-ranking officials have left the administration after allegations ransuging from of funds to conflicts of interest led to ethics invest

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the area this afternoon. >> dude. >> bro, get out your -- >> it's all on recording. >> holy -- holy -- >> resident reese acted with choice words as they watched the tornado slam into homes. aeals, damag wasipped off build trees uprooted. some tossed onto homes. at this point we've received no reports of deaths or injuries. that's very fortunate. sandhya patel is tracking it. sand ya? >> tonights here in this part of washington is pretty rare. one to two tornadoes per year. tang a look at the strong thunderstorm that ripped through the area at 2:00 p.m. the national weather service in seattle is confirming seconds ago that this was a tornado. as far as what leather, ef-2, ef 3, they oar going to go out and do extensive survey damage and determine tomorrow morning what level it was. it's part of the system that continues to push things into the pacific northwest. the same front, the southern end of it is passing rice across northern california. we've seen a few sprinkles in the far end of our viewing area this afternoon. sprinkles. few light showers not out of the question for another

full of preernts. the bro of a 10-year-old killed outside of her home shopped with the chief>> himsel. e's very concerned about his mom and the rest of hisil f making sure he takes care of them. that seems to be a theme with him. if we can do anything humanly possible to make his holiday a little happier, i'm happy to do it. >> metro transit police volunteered to help with the shopping trip because so many d.c. police officers were helping with the funeral of former president>> bush. he officers all kind of pitch in and help each other. >>> those dna ancestry kits may be a hot holiday gift idea this , but one woman found her mother. she was adopted, and last christmas she receivea dna kit fr ancestry.com. >> some of these incredible reunionsngou keep hea about. the kit helped connect her to her long-lost motherho's now living in a florida nursing home. on monday, the two women hugged for the firste. >> an amazing story. >>> still ahead on news 4 today, continuing coverage of president george h.w. bush's journey home and one finalo good-bye t our 41st >>> and talk about a mix-