thomas jefferson said like a ock. but we must try. i have urged the freshmen to reach across the aisle and we respect every member and we respect the people who sent them here. then, again, all of us are committed to beater future for america's working families. that's our common denominator in the democratic party. that's what unifies us and that's where it connects us to the aspirations of the american people. while that's happening, on the other side of pennsylvania, the president continues to wage an all-out campaign to obstruct the mueller investigation. this morning, the president took to twitter to try to discredit the investigation tweeting, a total witch-hunt like no other in american history. this is the president of the united states. president trump installed matthew whitaker for acting a.g. for one purpose, to end the investigation. here is bipartisan consensus this appointments violates the appointments clause of the constitution which trumps any statute that the administration lawyers have cited. as george conway and a

>>ta sy as close as you can to the 2, let him do maybe a little ocking or moving out of the way and behe beneficiary of that. nine laps to go in phoenix. almirola. running third. here comes kyle larson in th 42. kyle busch has a 1.1 second lead over brad is there enough time for brad keselowski to reelim h in? >> it nine laps to go. tenth of a second a lap. right there. >> now eight laps. >> it was a tenth and a half that lap. >> those four tires, four fresher tires were a little over a tenth of a sanond better th race leader kyle busch. ad keselowski trying to put together 7 1/2 perfe laps at ism raceway. >> i think he's going to get to the 18. i'm not suref he'll be able to pass him, buthe t last lap a tenth and ae half this tim by, another tenth and a half. i believe he' going to get tobu the er of the 18 for sure. >> now a tirola doesn't want get passed by larson. almirola is running third. larson is right behind anhim. if he takes that spot away, then tt takes almirola out of position if something happens between the top two. >> that's a great point, rick. a great point. selowski, i

it's a scene that's playing out neighborhood ock, after neighborhood in both northern and southern california. firefightersay in the days ahead, there is no question the death toll will rise. phillip? >> all right, miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> now to the u.s.-mexico border. >> reporter: defense sisretary mattas with thousands of troops demanded by president trump over his concerns about that caravan of migrants and refugees. meanwhile, the president hasn't spoken much about the caravan since theelection. here's nbc's hans nicoles. >> reporter: defense secretary jim mattis o the border getting progress reports and giving pep talks. >> o thing about the u.s. army, we give you a mission, you'll do it, right? >> reporter: p paring his troops to dig in for the holidays as they wait for the caravan of migrants and refugees still one week awayrom tijuana. >> we want legal immigration. that's part of what makes america good. but nglegal, we're g to carry out the law. >> reporter: mattis touring with the embattled homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen, insisting the nearly 6,000 troops are m

fornitly business report," i'm bob pisani at the new york >>ock exchange. bob just mentioned apple which got a lot of attention today from investors. the stock fell 5% making it one of the worst performers among the dow 30 components. josh lipton takes a closer look at why there is so much focus right now on the largest u.s. publicly traded company. >> reporter: worth nearly a trillion dollars, apple is the most valuable public company in the world, but today its stock got whacked on news from one of its pint sized suppliers. lumentumlashed its second quarter forecast saying that a large customer cut orders. now it didn't name that customer, butes irs drew their own conclusions as the small laser maker' technology enables the iphone's face i.d. feature and that caused new worries about the health of apple's bread and butter, its iphone franchise. in thet pas apple ceo tim cook supply asized that his chain is big and complex. his point is that it's hard to extrapolate trends from just a hand full of data points. in other words, it's not ju lumentum that appl

northbound 295, suiand parkway, still that middle ock the roadb by a disabled vehicle. looking through prince george's county, into town, out of town, no worries there. same situation here top of thel bey. bw parkway, route 1, 95, nothing in your way, even any sort of construction. alexandria, southbound 395 after king street, two left lanes get by the work ze there. >> thank you, melissa. >>> still ahead, we're working fo you with information t keep you safe on the roads this holiday season. car's to tell if your headlights are not working as well as they should be. >>> then later today on "ellen" -- >> so you'll be getting married? >> i don't know. >> it would be good to do for christmas. what do you give somebody? he said he was going to give you something. say?did he something like romantic, thoughtful, but inexnsive. >> did he say inexpensive? >> yes, he did. it.he's not having >> right, because it's not really worth anything unless it's worth a lot, right? c that's histmas works. j. lo is stepping by ellen's show. she's talking about her boyfriend alex rodriez and

ig> reporter: inveors say long used a .45 caler ock like this purchased legally from th gun shop but outfitted with a high-capacity magazine, largely illegal in california. >> i call this the tragedy tr. there is a mental health issue. there is firearms present or with easy access and some politi . >> reporter: neighbors say long was living with his mother since his divorce. investigators say the are no obvious links to terrorism. this has all the hallmarks of a disturbed individual, lester? >> tom costello, thanks. o,>> less than two weeks e were reporting from the scene of another mass shooting in pittsburgh. erin fact, folks, has been a mass shooting almost every day this year. stephanie gosk has more on this smingly endless cycle. >> reporter: the elscenes look and fe so familiar, the police run in while terrified students concert goers, regular people run out. >> he was shooting everybody and there was dead peopler here. >> hoping we could get out and looking for our friends. >> reporter: this year alone, parkland, santa , pittsburgh and thousand oaks and that skims the surface

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washington, southbound 295, still have the right side ocked by the crash there. >> it's 5:31 now. from the roads to the skies, families from all over our area will be scrambling t get out of town. >> look at those out there now. >>. >> right now it's not all that bad although y might have to explain that one to your boss. whether you're trying to drive home to spend thanksgiving with your family o trying to get away from your relatives this time of theyear, there's certain times of day that just aren't worth it. it's going to be tonight between 5 and 7:00 thisev ing. because you have people getting off work and trying to get home and trying to get out of town early. thlide on the road and it b makes one mess. the worst area will be rig here. inner loop at the beltway. and it's going to take you twicg as the drive will be 2.5 times longer between 5 and 7 tonight on the inner loop at the beltway. the best time to leave is thanksgiving morning. free and cleary then. a lot ofks f will be on the road this morning,f and i you're flying, there's been a few heanges. southwest is om one wh

. >> still have that crash ocking any spots so a little bit slow. springfield, commerce street, ve a crash supported there. 66 inbound is a little bit slow as well as you get through.re accident ts well. falls church, outer loop near 50 the rest of the beltway lks okay. 270 near no problems. top of the beltway nice and clear on the outer loop. inbound on 66 and northbound on 95. both looking good. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> thau, 5:52 is your time right now. a train from d.c. that could have you in baltimore in 15 minutes is one step closer to reality. they have not yet announced where theti bre station would be. it could top speeds of 300 miles per hour. it will travel from d.c. to new york. b it couldegin as soon as 2020 and begin orating by 2021 according to the washington post. >> okay. so the cleveland brownsre bad, overall, but are they so bad ormer national a security official as coach? >> the cleveland browns are denying that forr secretary of state condeleeza rice as their head coach. the browns say she

what you might want to ock up on as some of these deals may vanish. after the break, we have a warriors update and the raiders look to win two in a row....we preview their matchup with baltimore....stay with us! (vicki) from long lines to online... black friday is looking more and more different than it did just a few years ago.(ken)but president trump's trade war could soon make those discounts a little less enticing.here's alison kosik. nat sound:black friday - a holiday unto itself.nat sound: shopping scenes like this seem as baked into thanksgiving tradition as turkey.nat sound: cherish this footage, it may soon be replaced with more screen scenes.nat sound:more than 50 percent of black friday shopping traffic this year is expected to be from smartphones where typical retail holiday hours don't exist.in fact, 3-point-7 billion dollars worth of all holiday purchases already happened on thanksgiving day. more than double that - seven-point-seven billion - is expected to be spent on cyber mondaybut fear not, doorbuster deals got their name for a reas

hostile bid coming through for gambit at the moment, the moment is not taking it that way and 4.a%.ock is down by vonnie? vonnie: we are asking the question are mid terms key for the markets? here's what some have been saying on bloomberg. >> it will manner even if it is an unexpected outcome. you see this -- democratic voters will take over the house and senate. then people will start discounting that the trump agenda will change very little because i think on the one hand the consensus view that democrats win the house is surprise. the chance that they win the senate is pretty low. so the only real market reaction of any note i would see would be if the republicans hold on for the house. >> you would say no? >> the last average move for the day before and the day after has been about .7%. but this is an unusual presidency. so you may find an unusual market reaction. vonnie: chris kruger joins us now from washington, d.c. and happy election day, chris. clearly for policy, it's the control of the house that matters today. you call it chalk dust torture. what will we see tonight and wha

. >> if we can show the building ocks of life are contained in these asteroids, then those got delivered all over the solar system, and we don't think the chemistry of our solar system is vastly dif thousands of other solar systems that we are finding elsewhere ia thxy, so the likelihood that life is out there i think it goes up exponentially. >> reporter: landing on an asteroid is a big engineering challenge. bennu is about 500 meters, orss 1600 feet acit generates only a wisp of gravity, about a 100,000 times less strength than seat of earth. so the team has dea novel sampling method. instead of landing, the spacecraftill touch the surface of bennu ever so juiefly, pogo stick style. it's a touch and gst long enough kick up and grab some dust. carl hergenrother leads the astronomy working group. >> so about 30 meters up, we kind of go into a free fall. we slowly fall wndh our arm ex out. as soon as it touches the e, there's canisters of nitrogen gas that will blow into the surface. it will kick up all of the material in the surface, which then gets caught by the air filter. the whole ti

a kid ocked on my door for candy. right? and he was supposed to be a ghost and his eet was black. seth: uh-huh. [ light laughter ] >> i said, "what you supposed to be?" he said, "i'm a ghost." i said, "why your sheet black?" he said, "i'm keeping it r ]l." [ laught those holidays, man. >> seth: t up.giving is coming you got plans? >> thanksgiving -- thanksgiving coming up. yeah, we plan -- i plan on eating. >> seth: okay, that's good. [ laughter ] >> that's it. >> seth: that's it. >> that's all i'm go, eat. i'm not saying grace this year. last year my grandmother slipped up and let my uncle say grace. >> seth: okay. >> he just did 25 years in prison. >> seth: okay. >> so, he said grace like he was still in prison. >> seth: got it. >> institutionalized. >> seth: what does grace in prison sound like? >> he just said, "who's that dude over there?" i said, "that's my uncle. your brother. you don't cut meat with a shank. [ laughter take the razor blade out your mouth." [ light laught ] >> seth: what -- >> christmas. >> seth: what do you for christmas? >> i don't lie to my kids. okay? t

when we are head of the ock to pus is in havana. so we need to address this in order to eliminate this threat. e are seeing a regime that present tend themselves as -- indiscernible] also in the crisis in venezuela. -- idea and the regime [indiscernible] >> there is a constitutional reform. l the human rights that were entioned by our by senator menendez. forever as ing role he unique -- [indiscernible] >> and also right to use weapons against anyone that wants to change. anybody that is embolden should -- all the cuban pposition. the real challenge here to address the regime and the -- ts and their roots [indiscernible] >> that is also common element the three populations that have been affected. the one that is going to change those regimes. and we have to think about to me change that sometimes to be but only -- going the key factor of change. but they cannot do it alone. million people work in the reets of venezuela given change. and i think the other key factor it's a ra 'tisation and on the at that relies society of our countr

people,ocked to see regular broadcasters calling trump a liar and other ridiculous comments. trump will gold down with abraham lincoln as one of the most historically significant presidents our country has ever had. the people that were saying bad things about donald trump have never actually listened to donald trump or seen the remarkable accomplishments he has done for our country, like the shocking improvement in our economy. we have historical lows for unemployment and historical highs for employment, especially among minorities, in this country. there has never been such high employment rates, such low unemployment rates for blacks, hispanics, any minorities in this country. why: if that is the case, do those things not translate out to the house where democrats took power and republicans lost? caller: because the media covers up these things and then when he talks about it, they call him a liar. i watched them yesterday calling him a liar. it does not translate into the general public. the general public sees his businessman, not political personality. they just do not

ock after block, looks just like this. now, after tiv most produ wildfire in california history and one of the deadliest in 100 years, we're bracing for more powerful winds. overnight, a fierce firefight der way at both ends of the state. these epic conditionsy intensified powerful winds that first ignited them. >> get out ofhere. >> the weather has made it very challenging. it's dry. it's hot. tolorter: the death criminge in climbing ac california. nearly tee doz killed. two dozen are unaccounted for. some 7,000 structures, mostly >> i was just coming up the street to s my neighbors. and i didn't realize my house was gone, too. >> reporter: in northern aradisrnia, the town of p is now hell on earth. the so-called camp fire, the most destructive and deadliest the state has seen in nearly 100 years. it's been a f raceor those trying to survive a gauntlet of fire. >> heavenly father, please help us. >> reporter: discovering bodies nd homes, the entire town is off of themap. moving at breakneck speed, the unstoppable wall of

eastbound tell road before fairfax county parkway crash ocking two lanes. so allow extra time if you have to take the toll rd this morning. silver spring northbound georgia near gn allen a car fire there. slowdowns with response on the scene. >>> we will get a check on your forecast when we come back. stay with us. >>> some clouds overhead this morning are moving out. sniper is on the way for later today. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 5. not a big jump in temperatures later today. afternoon his in the mid-to-upper 50s. rain likely friday afternoon. very rainy. our fourth rainy friday in a row. >>> you can get the latest news and weather anytime. just open the. hey! havertys is having a big sale. #newlivingroom you know, people don't actually use hashtagsy when tlk. #thisgirldoes like that. no one ever does that. #havertysboom stop it. it's the final days of havertys veterans day sale! now through monday, get an extra $100 off every $1000 you spend... ...on furniture that's already marked down..av it'sgs on top of savings! havertys. #lifelooksgood. >

this caswas absolutely ocking and terrifying to woman who jog alone. for months investigators could not fin s apect even though they had dna evidence found under the victim'singernails. she apparently struggled and fought back. then an arrest. a trial month later. investigators at this point thought they had a solidco ession on videotape, but late last night after some 13 hours of deliberions the jury could not reach a verdict. overnight a stunning ending in the murder trial of a jogger from queens, new york. a judgeng declari a mistrial by hung jury. the jury deadlocked in the case with dna evidence andsi the conf tape. the jurors, seven women and five men, sending a note judge telling him they could not agree on whether 22-year-d suspect chanel lewis was guilty of killing karina vetrano two years ago. we are split, they wrote. we feel that we have exhausted all of our options. vetrano vanished during a jog on a trial in howard beach, queens. her father reported her missing. >> her father went into the woods and then found the body with our detectives

thltway, no major issues, but inner loop ramp to georgia, right lane ocked, a broken down vehicle. >> thank you. >>> we will have a check on your forecast when we come back. st with us. you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don't get paid. what if you lost your network connection? you gotta be k me. chaotic. our gig-speed network lets you download files up to 20 times faster. and we go beyond fast with 4g lte backup for complete reliability. so, if you lose your network connection... ♪ ♪ you won't miss the deadlines. having the confidence of something that's never gonna go down would be priceless. right now, get fast reliable internet for a low price. sign up and get a $300 pre-paid card. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> mother nature is going to make sure you have a little pep in your step today. wind chills in the teens and low 20s now. temperatures today will utay in ther 20s to around 40 degrees, but wind chills will stay in the teens and 20s all day c long. windld gusty as much as 50 miles per hour today. tomorrow still chilly, but a who

adelphi north hpshire at new hampton, one right lane is ocked by a crash. rockville after west montgomery a crash blocking the right side. it is slow. just got a message from a friend there. southbound third street tunnel fore the southeast freeway road.blai some ford explorer owners say carbon monoxide fumes are sll leaking into their suvs despite a free fix by the manufacturer. news four consumer reporter susan hogan investigates tonight at 5:00 on news4. >>> your forecast is up next. stay with us. d >>> grning everybody. temperatures are mostly in the 50s to get your thursdaynd your november off to a mild start. temperatures this afternoon with a graal increase in cloud cover later today will be in the mid-70s for tsoay. showers possible this evening, and for tomorrow si showers pe at any time. we could have thunderstormsbe een 5:00 and 10:00 tomorrow evening. >>> another update in 25 minutes. back to "the today show" aft. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progress

. >> we'll keep an eye out for your continued report ock twitter, we'll follow owe, your handle, @jennifer shutt. >> congress is facing a december 7 deadline to fund the government. seven spending bills await congressional action to avoid a partial government shutdown. one of the issues to be resolved is funding for president trump's u.s.-mexico border wall. the president has requested $5 billion for the wall, which democrats have said they don't support. watch live coverage of the u.s. house next week here on c-span, the senate on c-span2. >> join american history tv this weekend for live, all-day coverage of the international conference on world war ii, from the national world war ii museum in new orleans. starting saturday at 9:00 a.m. eastern with authors and historians discussing d-day, june 6, 1944. the war with japan. world war ii's greatest unheralded commanders. and lessons learned from the war. watch the international conference on world war ii live saturday starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on american history it's n c-span3. >> sunday on "q&a," we visit the washington library at mo