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. >> bret: fox nation streaming service had its third annual patriot awards last night in hollywood, florida featured many fox news channel hosts and anchors among those honored, most valuable patriot award. modern ward army first class john goudie. service to veterans award andy po jury. l and the heroism award to former green beret scott mann. a portion portion of the proceeds goes to the building homes for heroes foundation, an organization that builds modified mortgage free homes for injured military veterans. you can watch the whole event this sunday 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel and, of course, you can stream it always on fox nation. it was a great event. congrats to pete hegseth for steering that whole thing. tomorrow on "special report," we continue to monitor the jury deliberations in the kyle rittenhouse trial plus the latest on the possible vote late tonight concerning president biden's social spending and tax bill and we have our focus on the midterms. we will look at a couple of key race. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for th

all of the details are on my website and with you at the patriots wednesday in hollywood florida, that's when you will be wearing the spider costume? >> laura: a never ending book plug. the show will highlight candidates looking to flip congress back to republicans next year. tonight's target the so-called moderate new jersey congressman josh. during the negotiations of the sham infrastructure build he worked with a progressive congressman to waste more taxpayer money while his constituents suffer at home. constituents suffer at home. the marines launch a to make progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've come. but it's only human... to know how far we have to go. every day, coventry helps people get cash for their life insurance policies they no longer need. i'm an anesthesiologist and a pain physician by specialty. i was

in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. >> welcome back, everyone could google make people think that they're smarter than they really are. well, a new study from the university of texas at austin says yes. researchers found that googling answers. give people an inflated sense of intelligence and confidence. this is apparently because folks actually forget that they actually looked up rhe answers since the information is provided. so quickly. researchers say that this actually can lead to poor decision making or doubling down on misinformation. also it can cause students to spend less time studying because they think they already know the answers when in fact they really don't. >> a new survey says that spouses who meet online are 6 times more likely to get divorced within the first 3 years of marriage. this is according to the marriage foundation. researchsrs found that couples who got together through online dating had a tall percent divorce rate that's compared to just 2% for peop

carley joins us with news from hollywood. carley: i certainly do. that's right. the rust movie set armorer is standing by her work dismissing claims of inexperience. her lawyer saying, quote: she did everything in her power to ensure a safe set. ultimately, the set would never have been compromised if live ammo were not introduced. she has no idea where the live rounds came from. this as authorities say a real bullet was somehow put in a box of dummy ammunition which killed cinematographer halyna hutchins. doj suing texas over new voter security law. the doj saying the law which outlaws ballot harvesting and restricts mail-in voting is in violation of the voting right act and civil riots act. texas governor greg abbott firing back saying, quote: bring it the texas election integrity law is legal in texas. it is easier to vote but harder to cheat. today atlanta is gearing up for a big old party. braves fan also celebrate with a world series victory parade. the team bringing home their first title since 1995. they arrived back in atlanta on wednesday after beating

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they are funded by hollywood, silicone valley and wall street and the lobbyisties in washington. they are leaning left. but the heart of the democratic party bernie sanders. he really is president. i don't know if people understand that. he just doesn't have to show up. >> sean: joe didn't know we were paying $450,000 to illegal immigrants who don't respect our borders and senator. -- sovereignty. he told our own peter doocy stop talking about. >> there is a reason he likes ice cream. he never has to worry about getting a brain freeze. >> sean: [laughing]. your daughter will be a better governor but not a better stand up comic. appreciate both of you being with us. up next shocking new report about zero experience hunter biden. are the bidens compromised my china and russia and a big announcement about this show straight ahead. - [narrator] modern life, different schedules, different meals, different times. how do you keep everyone happy? with five cooking options, the cuisinart griddler is the ultimate in versatility. it has a full griddle, a full grill, a half grill, half gridd

there is a twice impeached disgraced former president who even after the "access hollywood" tape surfaced allowing voters to hear from himself boasting about grabbing women by their private parts faced numerous charges of sexual misconduct, claims of sexual harassment or assault from at least 20 women, charges he denied was elected president of the united states in 2016 despite that with 74 million americans backing him a second time in 2020. so how much is really changed? i spoke to anita hill about her book "belieing our 30 year journey to end gender violence" she takes on the slow pace of change and what needs to be done for real systemic change to address gender violence as a cultural and structural problem that hurts everyone. professor hill, great to talk to you. thank you for being here this evening. >> wonderful to be on your show, joy. >> thank you. so let's just get right to i guess the main question. you know, i think for a lot of us who are young women at the time that we saw you go through what you did with now justice thomas, to see it happen all over again with the kavanaug

so program being slammed over comment he made from inside his privileged hollywood bubble. >> speaking of privileged. >> america is back, there's nothing we are unable to overcome. >> santa is coming. >> don't wait%. >> president by declaring america is back as he spends thanksgiving a multimillion dollar estate of the rest of us have record inflation, surging gas prices and the still unresolved supply-chain mess. you are watching "fox and friends first". i am carley shimkus. >> i am benjamin hall, i get to stand in for todd and occasionally work with you. carley: and stateside as well. congratulations on the new job. benjamin: i'm fresh off the boat. as an american passport holder i feel like this is a homecoming for me. i'm loving it. dc is an incredible city. i have been welcomed by the fox family. these guys so close to one another and they made it a remarkably smooth transition and i couldn't be happier. carley: i'm glad you are here and many people spend their thanksgivings in a lot of ways. the president said america is back, we will talk business owners who may not exactly feel

folks would like to join us, there in hollywood, florida tickets are on sale at foxnation .com/patriot awards. mr. bongino, thank you very much for joining us on this monday morning. >> yes, sir, guys good to talk to you see you later. ainsley: live in person, next week. steve: indeed, what's coming up? ainsley: planes full of migrants flying in the dead of night arriving in red states, florida congresswoman maria salazar will sound the alarm on these secret flights, next. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage, and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits. but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance. but, they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription dr

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i remember seeing mike pence the day after the "access hollywood" tape broke during the first campaign. he didn't even criticize him then. charlottesville, none of it. but i think mike pence is ultimately a constitutional conservative and he knew that it was insane to say that one human being could overturn the will of tens of millions of american voters and he was never going to do that. but the pressure on him was immense. and i also got -- got a chance to see these photographs of pence during january 6th. >> yeah. what was that? >> that really -- there's one that's particularly kind of searing. these are photos that were taken by the official-white house photographer that -- that tracks the -- the vice president. and in one of these after the senate's been -- after pence has been evacuated from the senate and brought to this room behind the senate, um, he is back there and he is sitting at a desk. this is before he goes into the bowels of the capitol building and karen pence is behind him pulling the -- the drapes closed. pulling -- pulling the curtains closed. because she can see o

brian: the other place we're going to -- ainsley: hollywood? brian: the hard rock. steve: tomorrow. brian: for some reason my daughter kaitlyn loved the hard rock more than, loved the hard rock hotel more than universal. steve: in what town? brian: in orlando. ainsley: why? brian: she said i need to go to the hard rock. not to disney. not to universal. i guess the pool, the gradual pool, and she loved the whole theme, like you know, something about someone checking you in with a nose ring. they are rock n rollers. purple hair. ainsley: they're cool, young, hip. brian: nice, they just want to hang out with you. ainsley: did they have a lazy river? brian: yeah, which kids can do and that's the fun part. ainsley: kids love it. brian: boring for adults. steve: i'm looking at it right here so where you'll have the patriot awards later this week, the hotel actually looks like a guitar. brian: wow. ainsley: is it a casino too, right? are you a gambler? brian: yeah, i've got a problem , i can't stop once i start. who isn't? everyone is talking about gambling now non-stop because it's really

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we checked. 75 degrees can down there in hollywood, florida next tuesday when we are there and leaves the day we leave. steve. steve: everybody who served in the marine corps hats off today. talk a little bit about the president of the united states going to be going to the port of baltimore later today. essentially what he is going to do he is going to do a p.r. job. he did pass that big infrastructure bill. the bipartisan one but his poll numbers are in the toilet. he has to show people how he and the white house are helping people across the country even though at 8:30 morning we will get a big number a little later out today that shows just how bad inflation is and the forecast is close to an historic 6%. ainsley: expected to have risen 6% in the month of october. likely to show prices have surged at fastest pace in 30 years. what are americans concerned about? they are concerned about inflation and the economy. brian: and supply chain, even though we are too dumb to understand how supply chain works. i wish the president would talk slower to us. i know this the shelves are emptie

celebrating how far hollywood and d.c. have come just in the lost 20 years are leaps and bound to go. i had the opportunity to do so much i wanted to put that in concept. >> it's striking how much you around your dad look alike. i had to look at the picture when your dad was leaving india, that sendoff, first of all, is that kal? it turned out to be your dad. tell me about a moment in the book i personally enjoyed when you started telling your parent you wanted to be an actor and your mom's reaction. she was embarrassed because at the time we're not sure you could make a career out of acting? >> so my parent like a lot of immigrants who came post-1965. my folks were a part of this wave of immigration that allowed, especially people studying medicine and engineering. they tended to come from south says asia. that's because we don't have american born doctors. it's not anything inher represent in our dna. sadly. my parent realized that early. i said i wanted to be an actor. they said that's obviously not why we moved to amer

well i went to the patriot awards other hollywood last night hollywood, florida. put me up on stage with no script. i started talking and went on and on and on and on. [laughter] the producers put part of it in this video. here you go. >> tucker: what we are celebrating is the people of the country. and if you have my job it's kind of easy. so ape i'm to be here right now focused on the people who run stuff. i often think to myself never has a better country been run by worse people. [laughter] >> tucker: no, it's true. it's true. [applause] >> tucker: i'm sorry. i'm not being mean. i don't want to be negative. but that is true. yeah, that's one of them. exactly. but you can lose sight if you focus too narrowly on the people who are making the bad decisions, you can lose sight of everyone else which is the overwhelming majority of people in this country. so what do i notice about americans? so i'm 52. so that put me on kind of the back 9 as they say. the downward slope of the experience. i have lived on both coasts i have lived all over the country. i spend a lot

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democrats off on crime policies, seth rogan is landover a comment he made from inside his privileged hollywood bubble. >> speaking of privilege. >> america is back, there's nothing we are unable to overcome. >> president biden: waiting for santa. carley: president biden declares america is back as he spends thanksgiving at a family dollar state and the threat of inflation and gas prices and still unresolved supply chain mess. you are watching "fox and friends first". benjamin: carly, it is a pleasure to be with you. hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. the holiday season officially began with the most expensive thanks giving his remit inflation-adjusted fighting crisis. >> president biden declares america is back. lauren blanchard joins us with more. >> reporter: president biden in the first lady spending the long weekend in nantucket with their billionaire friends before they talk to the troops on thanksgiving. he called into the today show before the macy's day parade. >> america is back, there's nothing we are unable to overcome. i am waiting for santa. >> if santa's slays way down by ris

la estrella de hollywood contÓ que no pudo contener las lÁgrimas cuando se puso el traje y emocionÓ a todos con sus palabras. recordemos el emocionante momento. >> vi mi cara morena... en el traje de super hÉroe, y al ver mi cara vi tu cara, vi mi cara de niÑa, tuvo que tener tanto valor para seÑal en grande, la cara de todas las niÑas, y me di cuentaque se habÍa abierto una puerta en donde john entraba sola dentro de ese traje. hemos esperado tanto este momento. jessica: a semanas de la tragedia que tomÓ lugar en el set de la pelÍcula, el actor alec badwiln pidiÓ que contraten almas oficiales de policÍa que requieran el uso de armas de fuego en las filmaciones para poder vigilar a los artefactos de manera segura. nos despedimos desde revoltillo con un nuevo sencillo. estos artistas unen sus voces y talento en un tema titulado " la importante ". quÉ suene la mÚsica! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] jessica: seguimos arando de cosas muy importantes. en las Últimas horas las redes sociales han revolucionado . twitteresta que explota, muy pronto vamos a ver el nuevo trÁiler de la pelÍcu

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the creator david chase tells "the hollywood reporter" that he saw a little restaurant two years before the finale and thought, quote, tony should get it in a place like that suggesting, yes, tony was killed. >> ah, chase also said he had no idea the show's cut to black ending would cause such an uproar. yeah, yeah, yeah. >>> well, next is the term sick day a thing of the past? >> website axios says sick days are disappearing from remote workers because people working from home say they feel more obligated to keep working even when sick because they don't have to go into the office or worry about getting others sick. >> one poll finds two-thirds of remote workers are less likely to take a sick day for a cold and 70% have recently worked while sick. >>> next the new survey from uber eats revealing america's number one take-out food. >> it might surprise you because even though they often show up soggy and cold, french fries are number one. pad thai was number two. >> the take-out website declared americans simply love ordering cold, soggy fries and orders for cheese fries are up 1200% si

in those days, hollywood was very closed, moderna monopolistic, all of our skull. regan himself his future career was very much up for grabs. he was already moving away from it and he called a strike. and in that strike, he got a lot of concessions, not only for actors but also for the screenwriters and the people behind the camera, whose pensions were at stake and work rules were at stake. and he just did that. it's like patrick oh where before there was a path co-. i also want to ask, the years he was at ge, he learned about handling unions from the other side. he learned how to be a very tough messenger of free enterprise and free markets and capitalism. all the factories all around the country -- who was it? the fabulous book, all never remember the author -- about the experience and what reagan was stopped. judy was talking about found money helps the blue collar worker, which is something jack kemp talk all of us. reagan learned a lot of that stuff. we talk about how the gop now has become a workers party. a lot of trump's own messaging and so forth. reagan w

. >> the former editor of "the hollywood reporter" joins me now. matt, is this a new business model for music stars? >> absolutely. in many ways, we've seen the taylor swift version outperforming the original version on streaming services. clearly, her fans are gravitating towards the new versions, which sound almost identical. >> will this inspire other young artists to fight the same way, and keep their fans, and push back against record labels >> i think it will taylor is in a very unique situation, in that she has this rabid fan base and she was able to do so. what we're seeing in a number of these record deals is the labels are extending the time during which you cannot rerecord your music. and that was a very key issue here taylor's contract allowed her to rerecord them and create new masters if she wanted. and she did. she decided it was worth the effort and the streaming services these days, you can get distribution immediately. you don't need a label or an owner to do that so it was very, very lucrative for her. >> and you're saying the re

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. >> the former editor of the hollywood reporter joins me now. matt, thanks it's great to have you here tonight and these rereleased albums have been enormously successful, so is this a good music model for music stars? >> absolutely. in many ways we've seen the taylor swift taylor's version outperforming the original version on streaming services. so clearly her fans -- and she's very good at communicating with them -- her fans are gravitating toward these new versions which sound identical to the original. >> will this entire young artists to fight the same way and keep their fans and push back against record labels >> i think it will taylor is in a very unique situation in which she has this rabid fan base and she was able to do so what we're seeing in a number of these record deals is these labels are extending the time during which you cannot re-record your music and that was a very key issue here taylor's contract allowed her to re-record them and create new masters if she wanted, and she did. she decided it was worth the effort, and the st

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howell's family said that they hope that the pardon and parole board would vote based on facts, instead of hollywood fiction. his daughter said that the evidence shows julius is guilty. is there anything you want to say to -- to that family, to howell's family? >> well, first of all, the facts were given and if they would do a little research and since they said they didn't look at the last -- no one ever came to us. i come from a family that we should be able to -- if i have a problem with my neighbor -- we can sit down and talk. and several times, we have tried to invite them to talk. so, you know, how can i say? you know better, you do better. and do your research. i did mine. >> yeah. um, what dow do you guys want to say to, quickly, jimmy and also for madelyn, what do you want to say to the oklahoma governor tonight? >> yeah. we would hope that governor stitt would look at what the pardon and parole board approved today. and grant our wish that he could -- what they recommended which is converting his death into the life with the possibility of parole. time is of the essence with the november 1

rachel: he dates someone from hollywood. he enjoys being in those circles. the pressure is more on him. he may genuinely have the ideas. i'm curious. i saw you last night on bongino, we talked about how crazy this is. i literally had to do a double-take, did i hear you right, on the bongino show? pete: piece of news very underreported. an outside group a law firm, submitted a foia, freedom of information act, of people that had natural immunity, had covid what is the data when you transmit the virus or not? we know people have the vaccine. what about unvaccinated but have had covid. rachel: people like you and me. pete: cdc wrote back we have zero information on that. we're not even looking at it. rachel: we shoveled money into covid. and they didn't do a study whether natural immunity works? pete: what is clear the tension between the public and private benefit. we know there is a private benefit having natural immunity or getting vaccine. individuals, i don't know if i say this, my parents would kill me. my parents have covid. both are vaccinated. they had

the be-all and end-all is respect and self-respect which took me a long time to earn. >> whitaker: hollywood can be hard on women, but for a woman of color in the 1950s, it could be corrosive. ♪ i'm right here ♪ >> whitaker: moreno got roles as native girls in b-musicals, caked in brown makeup, all with a vaguely spanish accent. ♪ that is true ♪ >> moreno: dusky maidens. >> whitaker: those were the types of roles you were getting? >> moreno: with the accent. it hurts me to watch me doing stuff that is humiliating. >> whitaker: you were working because of these roles. >> moreno: i accepted a lot of those, because there was nothing else. and i took them with a lot of shame. >> what did i tell you, lena? >> whitaker: but she takes great pride in three scenes in an mgm blockbuster. >> moreno: "singin' in the rain" where i had a very tiny part. ( cheers ) >> whitaker: she played famous flapper, zelda zanders, finally able to strut her stuff and show her true face. >> moreno: it was wonderful because i didn't need to put on that muddy brown makeup. i didn't have to speak with an accent. an

the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. residents merchants along 8 street in san francisco rattles worried about 2 shootings. >> if 3 victims of kind of a world famous corridor. and this is all in the span of just about 2 weeks. one man was killed. another person wounded in a shooting yesterday at hayden masonic. >> and back on october 22nd another person was critically injured that happened just a block away. kron four's, raureen kelly has new information on the man who was killed. >> there's a growing memorial of candles and flowers here on haight street near masonic avenue with a double shooting took place. there are many stuffed animals left behind

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they plotted to kidnap 25 prominent if hollywood jews and hang them. and they hoped that it would spark a nationwide pogrom against the jews. they planned to shoot poison gas into homes and synagogues in jewish neighborhoods. the jewish neighborhoods were quite well defined in los angeles. they planned to fire bomb jewish houses. the conspirators got cold feet because the leaders of the anti-defamation league in los angeles had actually hired spies to infiltrate these networks. and when these conspirators realized that their networks had been infiltrated, they got cold feet, and they never launched those plots. those plots were thwarted in part because of what these brave men did. so met me conclude and -- let me conclude and then we'll take the final questions. in 2020 the pew research center reported the the astonishing figure of 84% of american adults able to identify the holocaust. and knowing that referred to the death and persecution of jews by the nazis. but we're not focusing in this class on the holocaust. yet when americans talk about antisem

this is big hollywood blockbuster. a lot of big hollywood studios wanted this movie for the summer. you know, gal godot the rock ryan reynolds. that's a summer blockbuster kind of movie really is. you know, we made a million dollars in movie theaters and its weekly so it's just not really catching on. what's interesting, though, to me his tiktok. it's cringey you dwayne the rock johnson promote the film on it's they have a fake out, you know who kind of looks like a well, my life. a camera. a fake driver and kind of looks like me. have the rock n it's cheap. it's it's done. and marketing. i'm freaking out because a 180 million eyeballs and watch that on tiktok and hollywood's change. i don't think the big blockbusters as important as it used to be going for it all ok. we'll see what ripple effect that has for the. >> theater industry. all right. thank you very much, rob is all we are going to see you tomorrow. you off. yes, i'll be tomorrow. okay. so we'll see. rob tomorrow. let him know what you want to chat about here before we lose in for the holidays. facebook twitter e-mail dir

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big tech hollywood late-night shows academia government big tech, all big corporate america. they control -- but what happens is in the '90s it was the advent of talk radio and they started to go how do we come around that? then they took over big tech and suddenly republicans and conservatives started think we can use twitter so what did they do? started canceling. our team is gone to build two platforms. we need to be willing to go and migrate. look it's amazing. we launched newsmax to you in half ago. there are probably more people in his room that watched the first episode now were averaging hundreds of thousands a night. people -- we don't do a ton of advertising. it's word-of-mouth people are coming say like the network i like your show. that's because there's alternatives and are losing their grip. that's what, if they don't want you to see anything but what they show you. but i'm a big believer in whether it's newsmax the blade heritage we need to support the big team and get out there share stuff, encourage other people to get involved. it is part of our duty as amer

he said, listen, there was a saying in hollywood, never do a scene with dog, a little kid or wallace. it was my seen, i was the only one on camera. wallace was to my left. i was the only one with any lines. by the end of that scene, do you realize wallace was the only thing i could see and i was off camera and talking to the back end of the horse and it was supposed to be my scene. that's my point. he understood that -- and, by the way, this is exactly what happened. they were always prepared, mark at one point had to crawl across the oval office and old the pen up -- my marker is working again because the lights had tried it out. that was the point. ronald reagan was set in force. >> and he could handle anything. >> and let me finish on this. let me finish this one line. when he gave a speech, there were no thee yacht tricks. the great communicator let the words speak for themselves. >> steve moore? >> the benefits of reagan's optimism. there are few people who are optimists who believe as bad as things may be, they can be turned around. as big as the soviet union was and powerful, i

to take something terrible and make it sounds goo like expensive foods is just like eating at planet hollywood. you know, it may be living with your parents is good for the environment or something i don' know. >> last word to you? >> i'm worried because all thes people living at home are not getting their own house, which means their children that there may be having an big aching in the back of a car somewhere, they're not going to have a place two live when they want two live with their parents. so we are going to have a big problem. this is another reason why it's good for you to get your own house so when your parents wanted when your kids want two live with you when another democrat is in office you want to have a room or a basement where you complete your own kid britt could get you could move in with your grandparents then. we were to returning to tribes. vc andrews. google it. >> what she talking about? >> i have no idea. >> i told you she's weird. >> don't go away, we'll be righ back. d with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way yo

bret baier's look at the life of ulysses s grant at next is ron howard who are flex on their life in hollywood in the boys followed by a report on the transition between the trump and biden administration, imperil from the "washington post" bob woodward. wrapping up our luck, some of the "new york times" best-selling nonfiction books is midnight in washington, california democratic congressman adam schiff's argument that the trump presidency has weakened america's institution and most of these authors have appeared on on the tv and you can watch their program anytime at book tv.org. >> sunday, november 7, on in-depth, live conversation with author and "new york times" columnist on republican politics and conservatism in america. his recently released book talks about his five-year struggle with lyme disease. 's other titles include the decadent society, privileged and bad religion to join in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments sunday, november 7, live at noon eastern on book tvs in death on c-span2. >> here's a look at some publishing industry news. named mitzi angel of t

the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at >> good morning and thank you for joining us on this sunday for the kron 00:00am morning news it's sunday and we got. >> an extra hour of sleep. the clocks fell back. so we should all feel up and adam to go enjoy some sunlight which dates bar is talking about in the weather center day. be feeling well rested and ready for some sun. yeah. feel great today. good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. don't forget, though, the sun sets a little bit earlier this evening. so be getting dark a little quicker now. >> that will be the trend. all the way until we get the solstice. we are looking at a day to day before the storm gets here. that will be late on monday. but for today

carter, reagan, george hw bush, clinton, or w bush, obama, and trust as well as the cia, joint chief, hollywood and the supreme court. his most recent book is carol, which he co-authored with robert costin the moderator for our opening discussion is douglas brinkley, in humanities and professor of history and bronx university and professor douglas brinkley is a best-selling author the grammy award-winning producer had he served as presidential historian for both new york post new york historical and sandinista a contributor to the new york times, the washington post, the boston globe and the author of numerous books in his most recent new york times bestseller, is american moonshine, john f. kennedy in the great space race. just before we begin i ask you please turn off your cell phones and other electronic devices and remember to keep your mask on. please note with the exception of her house photographer, we are not permitting photography this morning afraid and please join me in welcoming our guests. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, welcome bob fast, robert caro and as the added attract

misfit oil roustabouts led by bruce willis sent out to blow them up, but maybe we should leave that to hollywood. the impact idea is just one idea. the other idea is a gravity tractor, a spacecraft that would be near an object, overit or orbit it and perturb its trajectory enough to move it out of harm's way. and if the chips are really down and there wasn't much time and bruce willis was holding out for more money, you could launch a nuclear bomb into space and explode it year a big object hoping to nudge it out of our direction and out of harm's way. let's hope that doesn't happen. >> nawaz: here is hoping. here is hoping. miles o'brien, "pbs newshour" contestant. always good to see you. >> reporter: welcome, amna. >> nawaz: political lines are changing, as states across the country redraw their congressional maps, a process with huge implications for the balance of power in washington. lisa desjardins has more. >> desjardins: the decennial redistricting process is in full swing. the stakes are even higher than usual, because the margins in congress are so tight. democrats control the house of

squabble with bob and he is a very bright guy that was involved financial interest with a fight between hollywood and new york and the networks were in a position to call the shot. so with abc, cbs, nbc, i have a great show and they say maybe, that we will see and by the way you are asking way too much and then you don't ask during get the same thing. and then the guys who would put the show on the air but they thought that was unfair so i set about changing it with a bill that would cause that to end. so i lobbied the hell. and then the bill came on the floor it was appropriation i said i don't care dammit i will do this anyway. mr. president, i offer and appropriation and atwood said mr. president the senator from california is attempting to amend for the appropriation which we cannot do. the senator from oregon and is correct in the amendment is rejected. i said item in the rollcall that. and the ruling of the chair which i challenged and ted stevens is behind me. and said oh god. [laughter] and said he can't win what the hell do i have to lose? and we one. [applause] a time things were strain