they said, donnie, please read. i would love to do it. i want to wish everybody a happy post-thanksgiving. >> donnie, we've been here all along. >> i needed to do it. sometimes i hear the music and i need to just start dancing. it's that simple. >> he gave the guy five bucks and said to kill your miekes. >> i apologizapologize. i'll step back. >> according to his lawyer, we'll talk about it a little bit later. >> you guys are up in arms about some of the things that happened on the football field which we'll get to in just a second. >> i am. the whole thing in the media, you don't hear me usually blaming the media for stuff, but it's been extraordinarily irresponsible over the past several months and what the media has let pass as narrative, we saw play out yesterday on an nfl football field. >> i'm puzzled about it. i missed something. the guys coming out like this. >> guys came out hands up don't shoot for the st. louis rams. here's a video of it. and what is so remarkable is they might as welcome out with a flying saucer attached to al

donnie, this one's for you. there are signs that some democratic candidates now are warming up to the idea of running toward rather than away from president obama's health care law. >> i beat cancer. but the insurance company still denied my health insurance just because of a pre-existing condition. i now have health insurance again because of mark begich. because he fought the insurance companies so that we no longer have to. >> now i worry we both could get hurt if evan jenkins goes to congress. he vowed to repeal black lung benefits. and charge women more for health care. we can't go back to those days. >> okay. so that's in alaska. "the new york times" points out democrats are taking a fix, don't repeal strategy. continue talking about plans to fix and improve the law and highlight the negative consequences for america as if it was outright repealed. no candidate is embracing obamacare more than pennsylvania congresswoman allison schwartz. she paid more than half a million dollars to air this ad in her race

donnie was out shopping with his wife sunday afternoon when his phone started beeping. >> i looked down, it started saying tornado warnings and what area. we few we were in that area. >> reporter: they raced back to their home in brook port, illinois, made sure their daughter and grandchildren who lived next door got into a safe area of their house and then took cover in their own. >> me and my husband ran in here in the bathroom. we got down and stayed like this. >> reporter: everyone in the family survived the tornado. how do you think that warning worked for you? >> yeah, i think it probably saved our lives. >> reporter: the warnings came from apps for two tv stations that were on his phone, but they originated here, the national weather service's warning office in nearby paducah, kentucky. chris is a coordinator here. when he saw the tornados bearing down on paducah and brook port on his radar. >> i turned around and discussed with the communicator that the storm could reach interstate 24. >> reporter: she's sitting here. >> she's sitting here. reach interstate 24 and eventually the

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donny deutsch will be here tomorrow. he'll be joined by star jones on race in america. up next, "race and justice in america two," and "ac 360" town hall special. i'll see you in the morning on "new day." thanks for watching. >>> good evening. the second in a continuing series of "360" town halls on race and justice in america. tonight, we look at hidden biases that exist based on race, which studies show even exist among people who don't believe they have any racial biases. we're also going to look at juries in this country and how the racial makeup of a jury can impact what decisions the jury comes to. is this a discussion worth having? how you answer that question may depend on your race. there's new polling out from the pew research sent they are finds 8 in 10 african-americans say that the killing of trayvon martin raises important issues about race. but 6 in 10 white americans say the issue of race is getting more attention than it deserves. this town hall is about challenging assumptions. raising questions, contributing to a discussion we hope in a positive and h

with us on set we have the chairman of deutsch incorporated donny deutsch. hello. >> that was "sharknado". >> i know it was. i can't believe we opened with it. >> sometimes art flows over you. >> something like that. msnbc's thomas roberts. >> it was shark-ariffic. >> from govevermont, be howard . willie and joe. i know joe didn't watch that. he has better things to do. i'm sure you didn't. willie did. >> of course i did. >> no, you didn't. >> i dvr'ed it and watching it in a loop right now. >> is it a joke? i don't understand. >> is it a joke? >> yeah. >> is mozart a joke? >> thank you. >> is beethoven a joke? >> artist subjective. i get home from dinner late last night, get on the twitter, when i tell you every tweet in my feed, every -- from the smartest people in politics, was about sharknado i said what is this? i got on the menu on the tv and scrolled, find "sharknado." magnificent. ian ziering from "90210" the main actor, tara reid from "american pie" staging her comeback. >> just a bunch of washed up people who have nothing -- >> that hurt. >> joe, y

donny deutsch has not weighed in yet. he will now. he's here today. hillary clinton rakes in the dough with "the new york times" reporting a huge speaking fee. for the former secretary of state, could the money keep her from running in 2016? and later, this is what you came to washington to do. senator elizabeth warren joins us on the issue that is really, truly what her fingerprints are on this country, her blueprint on how to prevent the next financial crisis. she joins us on "morning joe." also joining the conversation, howard dean, stephen craig, and chuck todd. >> what was the craziest stand-up you did? >> oh, my lord. there are many, actually. >> many? >> the back of -- oh, what are those things you ride in the water? i did that live. >> nothing like julie? nothing like her bear? >> i could compete with that. >> you could? >> yeah. >> all right. i want to see this. >> i definitely could compete. >> on the commercial break. >> i liked her a lot. >> she's pretty good. look at those wild eyes. no bears coming after her. >> come on now. this is some

is what his lawyer is very astutely getting this lead detective -- if there's ever a movie, i think donnie wahlberg from "blue bloods" plays this guy. he's getting him to repeat this is a pristine interview. and was zimmerman was saying was proving true from what officers found at the sooend what witnesses were saying at the scene. it's a very low key but very important line of questioning in my view. >> let's go back to the courtroom. >> you had the information available from john good, as well as other witness statements when you had this interview with mr. zimmerman, correct ? >> yes, sir. >> and you had read other statements that other witnesses had gathered together as to what they heard? >> yes, sir. >> that included mrs. lauer, who told you she heard what she heard? >> yes, sir. >> and her fiancee as well, back then her fiancee? >> yes. >> you had spoken to them yourself? >> yes, i had. >> as you were now going back to mr. zimmerman, who did not have this information available to him, tell me what concerns you had that mr. zimmerman told you that night that did not comport to the in

. >> donny eugene. donny eugene. >> are you saying that -- >> i have no objection. this thing keeps flashing right here on the computer, i wonder if we could do something -- >> can you take the flashing -- [ inaudible ] >> that's your name that you signed at the bottom? >> yes. >> but it's not actually your name. >> no. >> that's a name that you made up. >> that's my nickname. >> but your last name isn't eugene. >> that's my mother last name. >> you signed it diamond eugene so as not to use your real name. >> yes. >> i'll read the letter then. can you not read this here? >> yes. >> what does this say? >> march 19th, 2012. >> can you read this at the bottom? >> thank you. >> and then you signed your name? >> yes. >> and you can't read any of the words here? >> not at all of them. >> but you can read type written words, just not cursive? >> yeah. >> subject to correction by the state, the letter reads as follows -- i was on the phone when trayvon decided to go to the corner store. it started to rain. so he decided to walk through another complex because it was raining

just yesterday when she was told she would have to return by donny donwest. she did seem like a bit annoyed. don west said it could take a couple more hours for this testimony to continue. >> george howell, thanks so much. as you can see, as george said, the trial is now under way. rachel jeantel now sitting on the stand and george zimmerman is sitting. they're waiting for the jury to enter the courtroom. once the jury is seated, the proceedings will begin. we'll wait for the jury to come into the courtroom. we'll look at what rachel jeantel's testimony means for this. sunny hostin in atlanta and with me here is page pate. good morning. >> good morning. >> sunny, if the twitterverse is any indication, two tweets point othat. one says breaking rachel jeantel guilty of murdering the leengli language. what is your take on her testimony, sunny? >> you know, i think that's an unfair characterization of what's happening in the courtroom. yes, perhaps she is the most elegant witness that we've seen. but i think you understand that she is not a professional witness a

i think donny depp might take a bit of umbrage with that. this is a movie he pushed for. he wanted to give himself the opportunity to play tonto. he wantsed to make sure this film treated native americans with respect and dignity and that focus was one of the things they talked about from the very beginning of the film process. in that vane, when they decided this, the filmmakers reached out to the navajo indians to get permission to film on their territory. they worked closely enough with the comanche tribe that depp was actually adopted into a comanche family. he has said his great grandmother was a native american. he wasn't clear if she was of cherokee descent. he directed and starred in a movie called "the brave" back in 1997 the. he said in that film, what he was trying to do was make a point about how most of society viewed americans as disposable. he's been outspoken about he sees the lone ranger as a chance to change that view. he said he used to watch "lone ranger" as a kid and got mad because tonto was always being told what to do. this film will tell the story

. >> donny was down there too. >> like a party. lewis was there. >> steve ratner was there. >> he was not. >> you would have thought he was at the acrop police. >> don't put ratner in the subway. you guys should have built a special subway for him. nop. >> so you have been here a long time. you don't do subways? >> i'm a a -- as you know, i was born and raised in los angeles, california, we do not go into underground conveyance. >> mike, you do subways, right? >> all the time. >> we're not going to say where you live because it's where i live but we got a subway across the street and just -- you zip. >> only way to get around new york. >> it is. >> and in washington -- >> you do subways? >> cross town so i walk. but i was not invited to this subway affair. >> oh, don't -- don't -- consider yourself lucky. >> thank you for sending a car for me and not making me take the subway. >> it was 137 degrees down there. >> okay. >> too much -- >> mike was break dancing. >> i know. we're going to have thomas. >> senior political editor and wh

donny deutsch. when i think of the stories we're covering today i'm not sure. >> worried. >> in washington pulitzer prize editorial writer for the "washington post," jonathan cape hart. >> the former governor of vermont, former chairman of the dnc howard dean with us. very good. good group. want to go around the table. we're going to get to, obviously, the latest on the fbi and the nsa, but one of the big headlines this morning is, a major reversal by the department of the -- department of justi justice's position over the so-called morning after pill. you guys know what that is, right? the government now plans to drop its appeal of an april ruling that will allow girls access to emergency contraception without a prescription or any age restriction? am i like already dating myself and looking like a moral -- i don't know. katie you have daughters. >> i would daughters, i have a 17-year-old and a 7-year-old. i have to say if the skypes cie true what the morning after pill does this is conception for

and also, someone told me that donnie's here? >> he is. >> which -- what? >> usually, he's in here, you know, fixing his clothes? >> no, no. ♪ >> whoa, let's see the suit. let's see the jacket. >> yeah, i really don't -- >> he's a good dresser. >> okay. so, i brought in someone to shadow me at work. i'd like you to stay 20 yards away from her. thank you, donnie. brian. >> thank you, mika. we'll see you in a few minutes. when we get back, we'll huddle around the water cooler. john oliver's debut as host of "the daily show" and even stephen colbert jumping into the fray. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ bonjour ♪ je t'adore ♪ c'est aujourd'hui ♪ ♪ et toujours ♪ me amour ♪ how about me? [ male announcer ] here's to a life less routine. ♪ and it's un, deux, trois, quatre ♪ ♪ give me some more of that [ male announcer ] the more connected, athletic, seductive lexus rx. ♪ je t'adore, je t'adore, je t'adore ♪ ♪ ♪ s'il vous plait [ male announcer ] this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ s'il vous plait they're coming. yeah. british. later. s

donny deutsch is chairman of deutsch inc. last night, michelle obama presented the most coveted award of all, and friday, she was dancing on "jimmy fallon" which i'll show everybody because she was pretty darn good, right. >> look at that. >> she's good. good shoes she's got. and her approval rating is 73%. >> okay. >> dwarves her husband's at 52%. so is oscar smart? a billion people are watching? >> there's a big difference between the "jimmy fallon" thing and the oscars. "jimmy fallon," the consumer at home gets to vote and say i want to tune you in. i want to introduce politics to my entertainment. when you're sitting at home and watching the oscars, watching entertainment, watching movie stars, i didn't invite you in. forget whether you're a democrat or a republican, it is presumptive and disrespectful to say, here i am. i wanted to see more jack nicholson. to me, it was a tone deaf quality, and an elitist quality, which we never hear with the obamas, to say i'm going to come into your entertainment space without being in

donny deutsch is chairman of deutsch inc. you get this from all sides. last night, michelle obama presented the most coveted award of all, and friday, she was dancing on "jimmy fallon" which i'll show everybody because she was pretty darn good, right. >> look at that. >> she's good. good shoes she's got. and her approval rating is 73%. >> okay. >> dwarves her husband's at 52%. so is oscar smart? the ultimate move? a billion people are watching? >> there's a big difference between the "jimmy fallon" thing and the oscars. "jimmy fallon," the consumer at home gets to vote and say i want to tune you in. i want to introduce politics to my entertainment. when you're sitting at home and watching the oscars, watching entertainment, watching movie stars, i didn't invite you in. forget whether you're a democrat or a republican, it is asump active and i don't think respectful of the viewers to say hee i am here. i wanted to see more jack nicholson. to me, it was a tone deaf quality, and an elitist quality, which we never hear with the obamas, to say i'm going to co

donny deutsch is chairman of deutsch inc. last night, michelle obama presented the most coveted award of all, and friday, she was dancing on "jimmy fallon" which i'll show everybody because she was pretty darn good, right. >> look at that. >> she's good. good shoes she's got. and her approval rating is 73%. >> okay. >> swafrs her husband's at 52%. so is oscar smart? a billion people are watching? >> there's a big difference between the jimmy fallon thing and the oscars. the jimmy fallon, the consumer at home gets to vote and say i want to tune you in. i want to introduce politics to my entertainment. when you're sitting at home and watching the oscars, watching entertainment, watching movie stars, i didn't invite you in. forget whether you're a democrat or a republican, it is presumptive and disrespectful to say, here i am. i wanted to see more jack nicholson. to me, it was a tone deaf quality, and an elitist quality, which we never hear with the obamas, to say i'm going to come into your entertainment space without being inv

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. >> matt was interviewed by donny deutsch who was standing in for me. let's just watch. >> the biggest heart in broadcasting. incredibly talented. but, again, feels, cares, is concerned about other people more than anyone i've met. >> kind of what everyone says about ann curry. the reason i think it's more than just an industry issue is the "today" show is a bit like "the tonight show" in the morning, isn't it? and these stars, matt lauer, meredith vieira. you when you did it. >> right. >> you become, for the period that you're sitting there, part of millions of americans lives. >> and -- >> they don't want to be threatened by too much change. the key question i have for you, deborah, is this, do you think it was sexist that ann was singled out for the difficulty in that relationship with matt? would it have been fairer to say, as he has said, look, it may be my fault? >> he's not losing his job so i don't think anybody would agree with him when he says that. you had a similar situation. here you had three guys about whom a lot of reporting was done. yo

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on thursday, donnie deutsche will be here with matt lauer and dr. oz is his guest. and then harvey weinstein wraps up the week on friday with surprise celebrity guests including a special message from oprah winfrey. >>> that's all for us tonight. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. e we begin with breaking news. a man has been arrested for etan pats' murder. the police commissioner announced the arrest of pedro hernandez, a man who worked as a stock clerk back at the store in 1979 when etan disappeared. he confessed to choking etan and police took him to the scene of the crime to describe what happened. >> hernandez described how he learned young etan from the school bus stop at west broadway and prince street with the promise of a soda. he then lead him into the basement of the bodega, choked him there, and disposed of the body by putting it into a plastic bag and placing it into the trash. >> earlier today, a law enforcement source says hernandez was interviewed years briefly and his claims were being treated with skepticism. but tonight pedro hernand

on thursday, donnie deutsche will be here with matt lauer and dr. oz is his guest. and then harvey weinstein wraps up the week on friday with surprise celebrity guests including a special message from oprah winfrey. >>> that's all for us tonight. "ac 360" starts now. we have breaking news. nearly 33 years to the day since 6-year-old etan patz disappeared in new york city, a man has been arrested for his murder. just a short time ago, new york city police commissioner raymond kelly announced the arrest of pedro hernandez, a 51-year-old man who worked as a stock clerk at a store in manhattan back in 1979 when etan disappeared. commissioner kelly said hernandez has confessed to choking etan in basement of that store and that after being questioned last night hernandez took police officers to the scene of the alleged crime. >> hernandez described to the detectives how he lured young etan from the school bus stop. at west broadway and prince street. with the promise of a soda. he then let him into the basement of the bodega, choked him there and disposed of the body by p

and donnie and marie osmond, the show they had. he's a great businessman. he's a -- he knows exactly what he's doing. he knows the bottom of show business, how to promote it, how to build it, how to make it. he's really -- he's a very, very astute businessman. >> little richard. little richard, thank you for joining me today to remember dick clark, your friend, someone who respected your career greatly and obviously by joining us today you're showing how much you respected him and his career. little richard, thank you again. >> thank you, thomas. >> absolutely. a stirring image and undoubtedly personal moment for president obama. take a look. this photo newly released by the white house shows the president at the ford museum in detroit on wednesday sitting and reflecting inside a shrine of the civil rights movement. the old montgomery, alabama, bus on which rosa parks made history. parks' refusal to move to the back of that bus in 1955 led to her arrest which led to the famous bus boycott. does aspirin even work on my headache? aspirin is just old school. p

we did the dick clark show that we did, the donnie & marie talk show, that was a dick clark production. and it was so funny because i was doing "king and i" on broadway and he called me. dick really believed in face-to-face relationships. he said i need to talk to you about doing this talk show. i said i love you, dick, but i'm very happy and this is a comfortable thing i can do for ten years and my kids are very happy and i like new york. and i had to go to mussel shells, alabama, to record a show. the next thing i know there was a helicopter flying in in this little town and it was dick clark to tell me you are doing this talk show. that's just how dick was. he was very loving, kind, persistent, professional. very funny, funny man. >> i love that story. and the helicopter lands. neil, what about you? >> yeah, it's like who's landing in your backyard? oh, it's dick clark. >> oh, of course, right? >> yeah. >> neil, what was your story? i know your career also launched on "american bandstand." what was it like for you? >> well, he epitomized polish and class. he had me on in 1958. he ca

we did the dick clark show that we did, the donnie & marie talk show, that was a dick clark production. and it was so funny because i was doing "king and i" on broadway and he called me. dick really believed in face-to-face relationships. he said i need to talk to you about doing this talk show. i said i love you, dick, but i'm very happy and this is a comfortable thing i can do for ten years and my kids are very happy and i like new york. and i had to go to mussel shells, alabama, to record a show. the next thing i know there was a helicopter flying in in this little town and it was dick clark to tell me you are doing this talk show. that's just how dick was. he was very loving, kind, persistent, professional. very funny, funny man. >> i love that story. and the helicopter lands. neil, what about you? i know he launched your career. >> yeah, it's like who's landing in your backyard? oh, it's dick clark. >> oh, of course, right? >> yeah. >> neil, what was your story? i know your career also launched on "american bandstand." what was it like for you? >> well, he epitomized polish and cl

nancy and star and donny. great topics. >> she actually did sit in that chair later. katie couric grilled palin in the 2008 election when she was running for the vice presidential candidate. couric this week is filling in on "good morning america." >> off on vacation, hope she is enjoying it. so glad to have you back. >> i had so much fun yesterday, i decided to come back for more, george. it's great to be here with you. >> guest hosting gigs could be part of the ratings war. "good morning america" ratings are making a comeback. >>> kentucky wins on the court. will fans lose it in the streets? just after a couple of days of ugly celebrations, we'll tell you if a national title pushed a college town to the edge. judge. >> the first lady on tv again. michelle obama will pop-up in "the biggest loser." why so much show-hopping? ♪ [ acoustic guitar: slow ] [ sighs ] [ announcer ] all work and no play... will make brady miss his favorite part of the day. ♪ [ upbeat ] [ barking ] [ whines ] that's why there's beneful playful life, made with energy-packed wholesome grains

donny was proud to have chased it away. macabi tel aviv would go on to win and the cat would sign on with the new york nix. there is nothing more relaxing than skiing. a long day out in the slopes, bodee was ready for a nap but he didn't want to wait to get back to the lodge. that's what a pair of skis will do for your balance. he was able to keep his balance until he does not. wait for the next segment, kite surfing. >>> and the sports stacking. the time, 363 relay. and then from the tumbling, of after a first event they try to take down all the steps in 13.96 seconds. this footage has not been sped up in any way. they'll travel to germany for the world championship where they'll compete for the holy grail of this sport the robert stack trophy. time marchs >> there was no top of broccoli mandates during the final day of arguments at the supreme court. there was a proverbial loaf of bread reference. the supreme court was deeply divided as they grappled the discussion of severity. will the reform act would survivor if the ma