>>tenemos algo en comÚn con kate del castillo queremos un par ideal, pero no eso nonoste, cristn grey que empiece no mÁs con ser hombre tenemos seguro no teniamos ahorros >>pues creer que mÁs ingresos es la soluciÓn, no, sino que lo mejor es ajustarse, traer orden y esto se logra mediante un presupuesto cuando lo ponen por escrito y deciden como gastarel dinero es lo que trae alivio musica ya de regreso en la cocina de un nuevo diaerte de vuelta pr aca me motiva cocinar en compaÑÍa de nuestra invitada del dÍa de hoy >>muchas gracias >>vamos a hablar de cocina te cuidas mucho en tu alimentaciÓn >>sobre todo de la sal, que es causa de celulitis y el asesin silencioso >asÍ musica >pablo, bueno, ha llegado un momento que esta de pelos >>yo se por que vamos rÁpido a mÉxico rafa, que haces con la camiseta de la selecciÓn >>venga, seÑores nos vamos, nos vamos

kate kelly has more. kate, interesting, you don't hear from loeb all that often, at all, publicly. so everybody was sort of keyed in on what he was saying. >> you're absolutely right, scott. it's so rare to see him on camera, and we got a rare treat with that today, and a really detailed, packed interview. probably the surprised disclosure was the stake in fedex. he mentioned that to andrew ross sorkin, and we've seen the stocks at intraday highs, coming off that now. but based on what he said, the bullish sentiment, obviously a lot of investor enthusiasm. let's listen to directly to what loeb said about fedex. >> we had a very constructive discussion about the company, and we had some ideas, we shared them. he disabused us of some of our notion, life goes on. it's a normal part of the process. >> are you an owner in fedex? >> we are. >> and you like the stock? >> i do. >> you like fred? >> i do. >> you won't be trying to oust him? >> no, absolutely not. >> you can hear andrew asking the sort of $64 million question, are you going to try to oust fred smith, because even when dan lo

its people like kate kendall and my extraordinary staff. it's folks like this on stage that stepped up. they didn't need to do it but they did it. it wasn't just interest this was a true commitment to quality. it was chris and sandy i didn't it was the extraordinary leadership of many folks in this room so many of you out there in the audience. so i want to celebrate our wisdom and faith and your devotion to this cause and i'll close for participating in this remarkable journey. and like any journey it's not linear it's complex it's a worth journey we're on. and it's a journey that inspires we're not motivated by the cause of quality but it's the best of who we are our human dignity and self-worth interest all for your extraordinary reasoning and gragz on this special day. thank you (clapping) >> good morning. my name is kate kendall with the national center for lesbian rights and - (clapping) f you prop 8 (clapping) we i actually i did a quick scan of the audience to see if there were any children and i'm really sorry if i didn't see you i

she made a comment that is very surprising and i love kate hudson. she can't afford designer clothes. what was the context of this? >> i love that she said that, because from the outside looking in, it's glamour, glitz, and everyone thinks that jay j lo, she has a closet of designer dresses. these are 3,000, 7,000 a pop, you know, and kate hudson kept it real. she said i borrow them. i can't afford to buy all those dresses. >> she said look, i got two kids. i have tuition, but none of us are going to get to borrow a $20,000 dress. i mean, we might like to borrow it, but the truth is, normal people are not going to get to do that. >> her mom raised them, you know, they didn't go shopping a ton and she recognizes she had a privileged upbringing, but she has a mind set that i can't be splurging on my dresses when my kids tuition. no, you have no sympathy. give it back, and that's what she's doing. >> thanks for coming in. >> of course. >> after the break, the city council really lights into toronto's mayor. top. >> well, sun has gone down. temperatures

. >> to kate kelly with breaking news on another retailer. kate? >> tyler, thanks so much. we have breaking news on crocs, the shoe maker apparently under way with discussions with at least a couple of private equity firms about a possible leveraged buyout, privatization of the company worth a little more than a billion dollars in market cap. these talks have been going on about two months, and parties that have been in discussions with them include kkr and blackstone two of the big players. i'm told kkr is more than likely out of the game at this point, although blackstone is still considering the possibility of a deal. however, talks i'm told are fizzling a little bit in general. it's not clear whether things will come together or not. but the stock has clearly been reacting very, very well to this news today up by double digits at one point earlier. now a ril bit off those highs. still very strong, tyler. that's one we'll continue watching for you. >> it's up 7% now. as you mentioned, kate, off the highs but a decent percentage gain. thanks, kate. >>> a number of ipos be

kate's grays are caung a lot of chatter online. the topi was trending almos immediely after the pictures surfaced. >> dylan is in the orange, not gray room with reacon. >> i could have gray hairs too. i've beenyeing my hair so long, i don't know wha is going on up there. kate is just like us and makes you feel good tonow that. she is a new mom and maybe she plucked or not orolors or maybe she doesn't care. he is what he weasked. like me the majority of the people say, "we dye them." 40% dye them and 24% pull them and at has to hurt 36%ay i leave them. there is more . craig, whayou got? >> what doou do? >> d them. >> you dye them. didn't mean to put youn the spot there. you've all heard the question. you pull one out or will more come to its funeral if you pull them out? we put the question to a panel test. the majority say -- a lot of corrupt peop. the answer? you got it, no. solutely. >> wee! absolutely not aording to a ientist who revealethat information recently. you can plk away. dylan? >> if i ever have gray hairs i'll decide

kate kelly all over the case since the beginning and kate, isn't case closed, is it? >> it is absolutely not closed, brian, and if there was any prevailing message today from the u.s. attorney for the southern district and the fbi who were both there, that was it. they're still working on this. no one should rest easy. couple key points from u.s. attorney preet bharara. he said it's a rare thing to hold a corporate entity like this accountable for these sorts of security fraud charges. the $1.8 billion is a record certainly for insider trading. again, no one has immunity as a result of this. not steve cohen or anybody else. there should be minimal impact, important for our viewers to the markets and to other parties who do business with sac. still, the questions from the audience were skeptical. a lot of questions about why steve cohen was ultimately not a part of this, what happens next. there's a sense that sac wants to reopen after just a short period of time. bharara was having to say no, that's not going to happen. they have about five years to unwind and we thin

kate kelly is there and kate, why don't you run us through the biggest headlines we've heard so far? >> i would love to, mandy. it's been a fascinating day here at "the new york times" building at the deal book conference and one of the highlights was andrew ross sorkin's one on one with dan loeb the founder and manager of third point which is one of the best performing hedge funds this year. he let us in on a secret sauce in terms of his ongoing bullishness on japan and specifically the stock sony. he's had trouble with sony while the stock has gone way up this year some of his activist measures haven't played out as expected. at the same time he said he's still bullish that economy and the stock let's take a listen. >> we remain bullish on japan. we wouldn't have made the sony investment if we didn't support abe and everything that they're doing, you know, politically, economically and from a monetary standpoint. >> now, moving across a couple oceans over to europe, there's also been some talk today about europe and france in particular. you may recall on friday, s&p downgraded fra

>> reporter: good morning, kate. the value is those 300 flights, a little, the amount of passengers stranded at the airport. you can see behind me, it's sparce crowds. an additional 86 flights have been cancelled. when you look at the departmenttures here, you see a lot of those can sell signs. if you are flying, best to check with your carriers. a busy week of holiday travel, 40 million marines expected to travel five miles or more. it will be a headache as this wet weather continues throughout the east coast and moves up toward guys there in new york. we will throw it back to you in the studio. >> very much appreciate it. so new topic. a new dome. is the beginning of the end of nuclear's threat. it will ease anxiouses against iran as it slows its nuclear program. reaction is decidedly membersed with many members of congress joining israel saying iran got too much. jim scuitto is live from geneva with more. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, chris. well, i'll tell you. a historic agreement, a difficult ag

that's kind of the next phase in this, kate. what we do know that the nfl network is reporting that league investigators are in los angeles and they will probably meet with jonathan martin later on this week. >> right now it sounds like we have two completely different stories being told so we'll have to see. >> you've only heard from jonathan martin's attorney so it would be nice to hear his words. >> great to see you. >> incognito saying jonathan martin texted him saying this wasn't coming from him. what a provocative discussion. >>> coming back on "new day" no deal in the nuclear talks with iran, that left the future of talks uncertain and our allies angry. we'll tell you what may come next. >>> and the jury has spoken, martin macneill killed his wife. later this hour, the victim's sister and niece give us their reaction, now that this long legal battle is finally over. the secret is out. hydration is in. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture rese

hi, i'm kate and i work at indigo go which is as chris mentioned it's a leading platform that's based in san francisco. we were off and on here in january 2008 and we've seen so much innovations in companies to come to life through our platform. any week at any given time you can see we're describing million dollars every week. i'm a small business owner and we started in san francisco and move forward to belmount we have a craft brewery canning line. and we go around the area for our clients. we got our start on ingo-go which is how i learned about the company so we're doing here in san francisco is empowering people to what matters to them. our fournldz set out to make sure that anybody who had a great idea what we was able to kick with a audience that that should be the thing that empowers and funds and gets great ideas off the ground and not have gatekeepers it should be up to the people to make it happen. i'm so persuade u proud to see - when i started i started 15 months ago and i was employee 22 and now we're around 60. so that's the demonstration of our growth to show that it

it plaza kids specifically in those neighborhoods companies this is concentrated out of belleview >> kate reminded me of one of my passions i believe entrepreneurship enormous in companies that make things. the real learning curb is more like a entrepreneurship than a bell curve it's hard to do that and high school enterpriseships are hard unless you wanted to expose user if the city wanted to do this it would under write the insurance to lower the risk of taking high school inheritance. the average intern that comes to work with us goes on to university it makes an unbelievable difference it's disappointing it's so difficult >> i want to add one nice thing about this partnership they put the kids on jew ma so maybe that's a step in the right direction because they place them only the presidential i have to ask a dumb question we - when what are the rules. they just graduated >> i think they do that when we leave. >> can somebody give us three or four things we should know about interning. >> we were not entrepreneurial enough so we had had program basically, they came to a tech shop kind

kate, let me give you good news in all of this as well. back in 2003 the average american was eating 4.6 grams of transfats every year. now it's about a gram per day instead, so we've reduced a lot of it on our own. the fda wants to basically make them go away all together. >> it sounds like a hefty proposition to phase them out all together. how soon do you think this could happen? >> most immediately there's a 60-day comment period so this isn't set in stone yet. people can put in their questions or concerns but most people expect that to go well. like i said the industry has already started doing this. i think shortly after that, the existing products on shelves will still be sold probably but it will start getting replaced by products that have no transfats in them. i should point out kate, where you are in new york they've been doing this for several years and seems to have gone well. new yorkers barely noticed the changes in a lot of foods they were eating. >> from the medical perspective how big of a difference do you think this wil

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kate hudson's going blonde mbshell, times square goes totally gaga. >> gaga everywhere. >>> plus, where we spied pam anderson going out with one of her ex-husbands. >>> well, my next guests have reunited after 14 years. please welcome from the cast of the best man holiday you nia long, regina hall, sana'a lathan, taye diggs, morris chestnut, eddie cibrian. old college friends reuniting on screen in "the best man holidays" way too goodking ensemble hanging with me at iversal. may i say y'all look great if not even better who changed the most during this time? >> eddie cibrian. >> he used to be black. >> hey, baby. see how well you know e other? what is taye diggs' real name? >> shante. >> what does the nozzle name mean? >> [ inaudible ] [ laughter ] >> who is the first on set, the most prompt? really? >> me and sanaa are usually the first. >> the first what? >> oh, hell no. >> a little bat of the sexes if someone sexes you that you're dating is there a proper period of time you wait or you text back? >> if yoel it you feel it. >> text back. >> d't pla games. >> easy to say you hey, let w

reporting live from west oakland. >> kate, thanks for that live report in oakland. >>> meanwhile, we will take a look at mobile 5. guess where it is? it's stuck in traffic trying to cross the bay bridge right now because of all the bart difficulties. a lot of people coming in and leaving the city. take it slow. it might be kind of a slow commute later today. >>> the bart board of directors has approved a tentative agreement with the unions after deleting that provision about family leave. the unions are furious. now they are meeting with lawyers to figure out what's the next step. she are the union's options. go back to the members and ratify the contract without the family leave provision, reflect a new contract, take legal action against bart or go on strike. >>> senator nor even evans and others have introduced legislation to regulate toy guns. a teen's toy gun was mistook for an actual ak-47. it would require toy guns to look substantially different from the real thing. >>> today a marin county judge could give convicted murderer joseph naso a death sentence. a jury found him gui

kate kelly is there live with highlights of fascinating conversations. kate? >> thanks so much, sue. i would say that within the last hour or so, things have taken a decidedly more bearish tone in terms of the global economy, especially leading off with blackrock ceo lawrence fink. fink talked about a number of issues, among other things wants the fed to start tapering as soon as december and predicted a significant leg down in the coming months and emerging markets, 12 to 15%. he expressed concerns as well about what's going on in various economies around europe. let's take a quick listen to that. >> there's greater and greater pressure on the french government today to create some reforms. just downgraded. i don't think in ten year's time we're going to have a euro if we don't have a strong france and germany. it's predicated on two very strong currencies and the competitiveness of france is still deteriorating. >> in the view of fink, the future of the euro hangs still much in the balance. that echoed a little bit what we heard from ray of bridgewater assoc

kate's story. across kentucky, americans are signing up for quality affordable insurance plans often for the first time in many, many years. the national rollout of obamacare web site was rocky to say the least. problems with the site must and will be fixed. we should not lose sight of important victories happening in living rooms and libraries and community centers across the country, victories like the one ms. kate celebrated last week. obamacare is more than a web site, madam president. for tens of millions of americans who have been living without insurance, obamacare is a lifeline. but rather than working with democrats to fix the problems with this landmark law, republicans in washington are busy complaining about it instead. meanwhile republican governors in states like nevada, ohio, new jersey and michigan are helping more residents and their states access health care by expanding medicaid coverage. one nevada woman contacted my office to say she's counting down the days until january 2014

our report from our national correspondent kate snow. >> reporter: at the american museum of natural history today, we asked kids about their space travel dreams. >> well, i know about space travel. >> it would be like a roller coaster a little. >> like, there's no ground for you to stand on. >> i'm flying. woo! >> reporter: richard branson says he could deliver the dream. >> we're going to inspire people to experience something that they would never have had the opportunity to experience. it's awesome. >> reporter: the carrier airplane would take the spacecraft up to 50,000 feet, then release it. that's when rockets kick in and you're jolted back in our feet hurtled to an altitude up above space. >> look out of the seat, just gently float around. zero gravity. look back at the earth. >> reporter: at least nine companies, several billionaires included are fighting for the same turf. but branson is confident virgin galactic service will start first. nbc universal has partnered to chronicle the leadup to the first launch. more than 600 people have already bought seats. a whole list of

kate benedictson says she could only watch this video once. it shows a girl pushing and punching her 15-year-old daughter. the one in the red top. other students from dori valley high were watching and no one intervened. benedictson says the other girl had been harassing her daughter, and the school needs to do more to stop bullies. >> they did do some things, but within an hour of leaving the office, the other girl began bullying again, so it was not an effective strategy. >> the school says they are investigating. her daughter was also asked to join an anti-bullying committee. >>> the latest in a series of robberies involving men working outdoors trying to earn a living. today's incident happened about 12:30 in oakland. the painters had just finished their lunch break. the robbers drove off, and no one was injured. the painters say it was their first day on the job. >>> george zimmerman was arrested today on domestic abuse charges. he says he was trying to avoid a fight as she attempted to throw him out of their home in seminole county, flor

kate kelly introduces this week's jefferson award winner. >> pott is so extraordinary. it doesn't seem possible -- the poverty is so extraordinary. it doesn't seem possible. >> reporter: she couldn't believe it when she visited haiti the first time in 2009. >> something inside me just said you should do something. just something. >> reporter: so from her home in pacifica, michelle lacourciere started a small sustainable biofuel program to help with farmers. that was just the beginning. >> we begin tonight with breaking news of a major earthquake has hit haiti. >> reporter: january 2010, a major earthquake devastates haiti. user her contacts, michelle helped -- using her contacts, michelle helped organize the largest earthquake effort in the bay area and spurred her on to tackle a big issue. >> energy is a huge problem. only one in eight people has access to electricity. without any access, you are lock in grinding poverty. >> reporter: at a recent event in watch the, michelle showed off the center -- in washington, michelle showed off the centerpiece of her solution. >>

producciÓn que arraso con todo, la reina del oscuro ha sido doblada y visita en 86 paÍses hoy estÁ kate con nosotros, creo que ni tÚ misma sabÍas que haya tenido este Éxito internacional, bienvenida. >>> gracias, gracias marÍa un placer estar con ustedes, estoy feliz me ga erraroned sorpresa con esta retransmisiÓn de la reina, pero estoy muy contenta. >>> bueno sabes que la reina vuelve a las pantallas en corto tiempo porque ha sido algo que suceda a peticiÓn popular. telemundo le dio a elegir tres novelas exitosa de nuestra cadena al pÚblico y fue arrasÓ la reina del sur en tÉrminos de votos del pÚblico para que volviera a las pantallas te imaginabas que algo asÍ iba a pasar?. >>> nunca me imaginÉ de entra el Éxito que ha tenido desde la primera vez que se transmito pÍo la volvieron a transmito neuro mun2 y ahora otra vez en telemundo porque hicieron la encuestas y es gracias al pÚblico que la quiere verde nuevo nada me alaga que sea gracias a todos. >>> bueno sÉ que ya se hablÓ de que supuestamente no iba a haber una segunda reina del sprur que fue muy buena esta prim

kate goeslin. >> in loving memory of hope. kate goeslin, we told her it was a hoax. rip s >> reporter: she learned from us? >> when i received your e-mail. i yelled out loud. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: at this point the paisleys were hooked. it was plausible? >> totally plausible to me. they weren't saying can you send money. they weren't saying can you come visit. they were saying we just, i want to talk to you. >> reporter: and then -- it started to get weird. ♪ jesus loves me this i know >> reporter: supposedly at death's door the little girl sang this song for kim. and brad got on the phone. and sang to her. amazing grace. >> your's singing to some one's dying kid. there is no way that is not real. how can that not be real. >> reporter: right when they're hooked the hammer drops. they get the call they're dreth. little claire its dead. >> the call came. very to the point. she said she is gone. >> a parent's worst nightmare. >> my wife started bawling. >> she lit my softest spot. as a mother. wanting my kids to be okay. >> hi, it is just carrey. >> reporter: the

appreciate it. >> kate? >> willie, thanks. >>> the holidays are over and for the obama administration that means it's time to produce results on the troubled health care website. kristen welker has more on that front morning. kristen, good morning. >> kate, good morning to you. >> reporter: the obama administration says the tech experts have been working 24/7 to get the site running smoothly for most americans by tomorrow but they're also trying to downplay expectations. they say this won't be a magical date or a relaunch. according to analysts, though, the president's credibility is on the line. it's crunch time for the obama administration and with the president's poll numbers at record lows, the stakes for vastly improving the health care website by saturday couldn't be higher. >> they have got to come through with a pretty successful completion of a lot of the glitches supposedly they have been working on. >> reporter: the administration says over the past month, tech experts have made hundreds of improv

." -- extra interviewed kate upton. you know kate upton, the "sports illustrated." she is acting had a part in a new movie. she shared some of the details with "extra." >> kate back in a bikini, competing for another woman's man, in the other woman. >> did you ever go out. and destroy a restaurant. walk in. the three of y'all. >> we were quite the power couple -- us three. >> jimmy: where the power comes from, from the extra person. so -- math is not her thing. sad news from the world of music today. the jonas brothers announced officially that they're breaking up. i hope this is not the first place you heard it. they canceled their tour three weeks ago because of a deep rift within the band. i don't know what a deep rift. nick decided to use a different conditioner on his hair. they say they're breaking up over -- marginally creative differences. but this is -- this is an outrage. i will tell you why. i distinctly, remember, president obama promising if i like my jonas brothers i can keep my jonas brothers. never will we hear, girl, you're my girl, or looking into

i'm kate kelly. standing outside the federal courthouse where we are expected to see documents of the case u.s. versus s. a.c. there is a proposed resolution we have word in the insider trading case that's been going on for months. we will get more details from bharara. we have a confirmation that the settlement with a $1.8 billion settlement, a record insider trading amount, as well as a guilty plead to securities fraud from s.a.t. capital will be forthcoming. we will bring you the additional details as we get them. >> our kate kelly are a busy day there watching the s.a.t. story. >>> six in 60. let's start with time warner cable. >> deutsche bank says to buy it because it is not likely to be acquired by shorter. you usually don't get that level of certainty. >> oxy? >> they say the company is going to divide itself up. that would be worth 30 more. >> consul energy. >> i mentioned this because we had the ceo on. they are getting more into natural gas, less thermal coal. we'll see. >> earnings from s

back to you. >> kate, their. >>> and some local veterans day events were held a day early, including a parade in san francisco. the event had plenty of american flags and marching bands, but there could have been more spectators. some vietnam war vets say san francisco is a more welcoming town than it was decades ago. and back then, many veterans were met with hostility from protesters angry about the vietnam war. >> voters may soon decide whether to repeal a new law that deals with transgendered kids in california's public schools. the law allows those students to choose whether to use the boys and girl's rest room and what sports teams to join. the opponents say they collected enough signatures at a ballot measure to repeal the law. coalition of conservative groups called privacy for the students says the law violates the privacy of nontransgender students. >>> city leaders want to ban kids from being on the streets after dark. the proposed curfew ordinance would require anyone under the age of 18 to be indoors between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. councilman noel galo is expected to in

our report tonight from our national correspondent kate snow. >> reporter: it was one of the first times the nation mourned together by watching live tv. >> in all of the succession of moving scenes that have passed before all our eyes these three days, none has been more so than mrs. john kennedy. >> reporter: she was only 34 years old, a young wife and mother who had lost a newborn child just months before. but in the hours after a gunman changed the course of this nation, it was jackie kennedy who took the lead. >> she was absolutely determined that the often sordid and brutal images from dallas be supplanted by images that would put her husband historically on a level with abraham lincoln. >> reporter: so the east room was draped in black, just as it had been for lincoln. the flag-covered casket was covered on a horse drawn caisson. the muffled drums and a riderless horse in the procession. >> she has never been less than perfect. more than any other one person it was she who raised the level of it all from savage insanity up to the level of solemn grandeur. >> reporter: the first la

as our kate cogeron reports. >> reporter: a memorial is greg and so are the statistic -- growing and so are the statistics. >> we're asking drivers to use caution. >> three deadly accidents involving people crossing the seat in just two days. last night, a womans -- street in just two days. last night a woman was hit by a vehicle. the driver who hit her stayed and cooperated. >> appeared to be transient and was crossing the road in between an intersection. the driver did say she was wearing the dark clothing which made it difficult for her to see her crossing the street. >> sunday night, a is a-year- old girl was killed after she was hit by a vehicle. san jose police say in both cases the two victims were crossing street where they weren't supposed to. but that wasn't the case for little elisha. >> it was just wrong. >> the 3-year-old was in a stroller and in a crosswalk when he and two rs were hit near washington elementary school. the little boy died. the two others are recovering. >> sad. feel like the little kid is in the ground. it's hard. >> we don't know what's causing the ris

kate benedictson says she could only watch this video once. it shows a girl pushing and punching her 15-year-old daughter. the one in the red top. other students from dori valley high were watching and no one intervened. benedictson says the other girl had been harassing her daughter, and the school needs to do more to stop bullies. >> they did do some things, but within an hour of leaving the office, the other girl began bullying again, so it was not an effective strategy. >> the school says they are investigating. her daughter was also asked to join an anti-bullying committee. >>> the latest in a series of robberies involving men working outdoors trying to earn a living. today's incident happened about 12:30 in oakland. the painters had just finished their lunch break. the robbers drove off, and no one was injured. the painters say it was their first day on the job. >>> george zimmerman was arrested today on domestic abuse charges. he says he was trying to avoid a fight as she attempted to throw him out of their home in seminole county, flor

we get an update on her story from nbc's kate snow. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: this was the record-breaking moment yesterday. tatiana mcfadden's new york win marks the first time any athlete has won four major marathons in one single year. >> having the support from new york, people were cheering my name. they knew who i was. >> reporter: that's so cool. >> that really just kept me going. >> reporter: kids wanted to see the medal, the mayor posed with her. but this is the photo that says it all. a kiss from her mother debbie who adopted tatiana as a frail 6-year-old with spina bifida from the orphanage. tatiana said it was one of her toughest races. >> i could barely pack my clothes. i felt old and tired. >> reporter: but this college senior will have to recover quickly. >> take a week off and continue to train a little bit and graduate. then i'm on to skiing. >> reporter: yes, skiing. she's hoping to return to her birthplace for the winter games in sochi, russia. >> i have the power and endurance. i'm already a step ahead. >> reporter: you have to figure out the skiing. >>

kate snow, nbc news, san francisco. >>> that is our broadcast for this thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us on this thursday. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. new at 6:00, kids involved in sexual assaults and sexual hara harassle. a new federal report say it's happening at a staggering rate inside high school, middle schools and even elementary schools in west contra costa county. one investigator calls it one of the worst cases she's ever seen. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez caught up with school officials for a look the problem. what's being done to stop it? >> reporter: well, jessica, this 17-page report paints a very disturbing picture. it says students at this school district are subjected to both physical and verbal sexual harassment at a level that's simply shocking. at school i do feel safe. we have all these amazing security here, and surveillance cameras. >> reporter: but while 17-year-old iris wong feels safe at dianz

smith -- kate moss, kate smith is dead. it has to be enforced because nobody wants it. this is the nature of progressive government. they don't care if it's not good for you. it's good for them. it's if i like your health care you can keep it. >> that woman in highlighted they highlighted on nbc. she said what a blessing this is, i get a much better health care. >> and that other woman who had cancer. >> and the made-up guy. >> democrats made an art of using antidotes. >> that's coming from you? >> the republicans are finally doing it. so what? >> i think eric brings up a great point. all these young people are not going to sign up. they are going to continue to throw millions of dollars. the next shoe to fall is all the advertising dollars. they raided medicare to do it. look out, buddy. >> another shoe to drop which eric brought up is they are going to have to increase the penalty, $ 95 is not a big enough penalty. >> i hope these shoes are nice shoes. i don't like shoes dropping. >>> today is election day. we are going t

such private efforts to assist the typhoon ravaged country was continued by invading and kate was simply trying to hijack clad in central philippines with strong winds and had the vague on friday. and that's solid estimates that exceeds ten thousand tiny and made landfall in northern vietnam and the southern part of china on monday with six people reportedly killed in the front seat and comments region of china. many agencies. now to the high profile trial of the lawmaker accused of conspiring against the state. the unified progressive party lawmaker use up the faces first in court on tuesday. he denied all charges against him but prosecutors say he led an underground organization that plotted a rebellion against a south korean government are legends you can see the tips speaking for the first time since being accused of leading an organization that can spark effort for this enough to read your finance unit five progressive party lawmaker in sufi firmly denied all charges against him and pled not guilty. it is first in court on tuesday he emphasized that he never received any orders from

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jude, kate returned home at illinois. she began her freshman year of high school cancer free. >> it never occurred to me that i might not come back. it was auld kind of i'm going to go back. what am i going to do when i go back? >> reporter: with the support of her family kate is back at it rebuilding her strength and standing tall as she prepares to compete once again. >> i wanted to be doing gymnastics. i wanted to be at school. i wanted to be learning. i wanted to be learning out. all of those kind of little things that you don't realize until you can't have them. >> what a great story. >> incredible girl. >> kate couldn't be here with us this morning because she and her family are on a special trip to australia that was made possible by the make a wish foundation. >> marlowe thomas is the national outreach director of st. jude's children's hospital. good to see you. >> thank you. >> thank you for this opportunity to shine a light on all the work you all do at that hospital. we love having you there every year. >> than

tom hartman host of the sipped kateed program economic collapse in 2016 in the crash of 20 # 16, the plot to destroy america, and what we can do to stop it. in the right path from ike to reagan, how republicans once mastered politics and can again. >> in bringing this book as a scientist is that given the realities, the impact drugs have on social policy, on race, on our culture is often times distorted by lack of evidence-based thinking, that, instead, people rely on antedotes or on fears rather than on the facts, so is that the heart and soul of the book? >> that's the heart and soul of the book. you know, one of the things that troubled me for many years is drugs are used as scapegoats. whenever there's social problems and so forth, we use drugs as scapegoats. the problem for me is that people who look like me are often skate goated more than other folks, and as a scientist who knows the facts about drugs, that's very disturbing. >> okay. well, i would think as a black person, it would be very disturbing. >> guest: no, that's exactly what i mean. >> host: okay. so let's stop for a

thank you for joining me kate thought rich for another sports show roundup of the week's top auction and these are the headlines. now but one daie lead as n.h.l. stars some young valon now facing charges of domestic violence russia's ice hockey coach cuts i'll go into the test in the last but one tournament before the olympics . last spanish fly at twenty year old mark mark catholic comes the youngest ever mostly g.p. champion after clinching the wall title in his book a season. and leggins of the poles russia's alexei lennoxtown is microcredit perfect and battle how he also triumph on a big fight night here in moscow. but let's start with champions league football as an equal held to a one one draw by third place porto in st petersburg equalized but missed a penalty against his former side yet to china man remains second in group g. and on course for the last sixteen however struggling russian generals to moscow are now targeting a second tier europa league place after manchester city thrashed the army man five zero at the end he had stadium join holders and group d. leaders by in m

i sense that things on the theme for the study thank you very much indeed kate thompson reports from geneva. now let's move to japan japan's s house of representatives has passed a bill for the creation of the us style national security council in the country and the bill next guest to the house and confidence will provoke the government wants it passed before the current diet session ends on the summit is six and killed a newsagency post of prime minister seemed to lap it sees the national security council has invited told responding to the changing security environment in asia cause it could also the town's power of these off this time instead the chief cabinet secretary and foreign and defence ministers who meet twice a month to the stock security seas and the news agency said. by gathering information from that its ministries and agencies the national security council could respond to security system will quickly and effectively the south to a meal happy news agencies creating these very cool saying that dprk is expected to open an embassy in spain the dprk established diplomatic

kate? >> kristen, since we have you, it is thanksgiving. how will the first family be spending the holiday? >> reporter: the obama family will be spending thanksgiving every year right here at the white house enjoying a traditional thanksgiving meal. on wednesday they continued other holiday traditions though. handing out meals at a local food bank and, of course, the president pardoned the national thanksgiving turkey. this year a bird named popcorn who, by the way, was spared in part because of an online vote. he beat out the alternate bird caramel. >> okay. kristen welker at the white house this morning. >>> more fallout this morning surrounding the national security agency's surveillance program. canadian authorities reportedly allowed the u.s. agency to run a spying operation during the g-8 and g-20 summits in ontario in 2010. that's according to cbc news. it cites documents leaked by former u.s. government analyst edward snowden. the documents don't mention specific targets of the spying effort but say plans were closely coordinated w

she knew that our corresponding kate hawkins and kate you can fall into this and there's a sense of quarters but also the historical tune is the most effective told what succeeding in jeans now on day two into the same. well i would say defeating has focused on tuesday to raise one there's definitely something has happened today as we had of course this optimism with the lads people were using gas today and at the end of that and the long day of school and was a sense that things was progressing all the city we haven't been given the many details of exactly how what was happening behind is in store when we were told us that things one amazing full width at the news today that the us at the state john kerry will be arriving in geneva to take part in the negotiations stephanie being seen as a sign that things are progressing will say that the iranian foreign minister athon and chatted as the rain canceled a trip to britain to stay in geneva to continue with these negotiations. and that's being seen as a sign that progress is being made the iranian foreign minister can find to support it. in th

kate fill patrick has more >> reporter: manuchine guns, dr, blood. thousands of online videos celebrating mexican make sured music that glorify drug lords and culture. >> we have them in this section right here. this is the most popular right now. >> even here in new york's largely latino neighborhood of east harlem, nar co music sells. the genre has exploded over the last fewer years along with the violence in mexico. more than 100,000 people have been murdered there since 2008, according to mexico's national institute for statistics. as the numbers become more grew some with bodies decapitated, dismedical director, riddled with bull et cetera, so does the entertainment. nar co culture is booming as shown in the new documentary nar co cultura. >> these kids see these drug wars, this drug war and these kingpins running around. to them, they are the new robb and hood, the starts. they have alluded the system of the u.s. and mexico. >> charles schwartz has documented the explosion of violence in juarez where more than 3600 people were killed in 2010 al

well, my name is kate randall, i'm a threat analyst at the fbi. in my role i handle insider threats and provide analytical assistance to active fbi insider threat investigations. i also spearhead our indicator development program. within that program we try to grasp the extent of the insider threat problem by breaking down the critical components, conducting research and applying advance detection techniques against our data sets. i'll have to preface my talk by saying anything i'm about to say is my personal and professional opinion that's based off of my firsthand experience working this issue within the bureau. it doesn't necessarily reflect what the fbi's insider threat program is or isn't doing. it also doesn't reflect any official policy or position of doj, fbi or the u.s. government. so if you disagree with anything that i'm about to say, don't hold that against the fbi. and likewise, if you are angry at the fbi for any number of reasons, please don't hold that against me. [laughter] my objectives with this presentation today are threefold.

kate, thank you very, very much. meanwhile, it is no wonder we still have no clear number on how many people have signed up for this thing. we go right to ed henry who knows this stuff and maybe can enlighten us. ed? >> reporter: the early draft at least suggests that on day one, october 1st, only six people enrolled in these insurance exchanges. the white house is pushing back because this is a release by republican darrell issa saying he was cherry picking numbers, et cetera. we should point out these draft figures come from the health and human services department's own war room. these are their notes from meetings they were having that first week. they were released by darrell issa, a frequent critic of the administration. he basically said today why doesn't the administration then if they are worried about how it's being released, put out the real enrollment numbers. >> i'm sorry. if you spend 600 million on your signature legislation and you have internal numbers and you're not willing to give external numbers,

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it bans all federal agencies from entering into new contracts with inch kate. they are investigating a number of officers in an overbilling scheme by another maritime services contractor. >>> bye-bye to the italian prime minister who is serving a year of community service and has been banned from holding public office for two years for tax fraud. he could be vulnerable to charges and other fraud corruption and sex cases. >>> illinois has now held its first same sex marriage six months before the law goes into effect. a chicago woman with terminal cancer was granted an emergency marriage license to wed her partner on wednesday. 64-year-old vernita gray and 65-year-old patricia york have sued to get the license in advance arguing the law discriminating them from preventing the couple to marry before gray's death. >>> well, if there's no pecan pie at your thanksgiving dinner today, blame it on china, pigs and the rain. okay? record rainfall hurt production in the south. industry experts say it could drop by as much as 35%. those heavy rains made harvesting difficu

our own kate kelly is there, joining us with more. kate? >> kelly, thank you so much. u.s. attorney bharara moments ago stepped off stage after once again sounding a very tough tone in terms of corporate malfeasan malfeasance, both banks and hedge funds. he was asked about the s.a.c. settlement and why steve cohen was not himself indicted, why there was not a strong case against him individually, and bharara very strongly said this criminal case for all intents and purposes are still open, and no protections for any individuals, certainly including him. he also defended the indictment of the corporation, which, of course, occurred in july, and very recently settled for $1.8 billion. he said sometimes it's important to charge institutions. it sends a message of deter rens. finally, he sounded a tough note for the banks, asked about a citigroup argument in court earlier this year, and the notion of collateral consequences that come with admitting to wrongdoing. he said, in general, these are often overstated. in fact, we need to bring these tough cases, we need to hold the ba