joanne: oh, yeah. go backen people say, to where you came from, listen, they can turn that around and say it to them because they were here. so, you know, as long as we understand that. and secondly, for me, and many people have heard me say this before, as a descendant of people who were enslaved, both and paternal side in virginia, the history is brutality andthe the treatments and the hangings and the raping and it was thomas idea to breed slaves and many people don't understand that. foolishthem they were to sell off their slaves when issues of youre slavery status was determined by the mother. joanne: certainly part of what i wanted to do in the book, by exposing the dynamics of congress, was to add another thension to that, to slavery struggle, which is, it's that slave the south holders are using violence and intimidation to get their way institution ofir slavery. >> oh, no. sent out slaveon catchers to catch his slaves. joanne: unfortunately, i don't think i get -- but that's true. >> that's an

joanne, i hope you can sort t. these cards before we get there, it's time for the wives.sk we your husbands to describe you in three words. wh husband say? did your you will get one point for each word correctly guessed so mom, three words, what is your answer? >> how i described you. >> va va voom. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i mean you really went all in on that. >> seth: let me just say, it would be so shocking if he got two out of three. >> yeah. >> yeah. o he said, "va va nice." [ laughter ] >> all right, dad, show us your card. >> i don't want to. [ laughter ] >> all right. beautiful, heiress, and joyful. [ audience aw's ] [ applause ] also, just for you watching at home, my mother is notn heiress. but she will get a check from being on this show, and they tend to rerun it. and when those checkcome in, she claims she's an heiress. [ laughter ] >> and sheas an envelope. >> and she has an envelope, like an heiress. [ laughter ] al three words.ur answer? >> obsessive compulsive rd di. >> seth: obsess

joanne? singing voice. >> seth: we'll take it. we'll take it. [ cheers and applause ] >> very good, very good. all right, our next question is for the wives. we asked your husbands, "how can you tell when your wife is mad at you?" "how can you tell when your wife is mad at you?" mom, what's your answer? >> wait a minute. how can he tell if i'm mad? >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> all right. [ laughter ] i think it would be a sullen silence. >> sullen silence. dad, let's see what's on the card. [ laughter ] she refers to me as "your father" when talking to seth and josh. [ cheers and applause ] and dad, when you're in her good graces, she refers to you as -- >> my hero. [ laughter ] >> it's a very clear delineation. all right, alexi, what is your answer? >> i think my face, my voice, and everything about me. >> seth: seth, let's see the card. she says, "i am mad at you." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i think we're not going to give you that. >> seth: oh no. she's -- >> it's very clear. >> seth: she's more text than subte

rain caused part of the roof at the joann fabrics door to partially collapse. the fire department tweeted out these pictures showing a large opening in the middle of the ceiling. >>> the store was closed when the roof caved in early yesterday morning, no one was hurt however many holiday shoppers who have been coming to this popular store were out of the. >> it's pretty crazy. i was just trying to get some stuff. i can see it is empty in the parking lot. it is definitely close. >> locations for other joann fabrics sores are posted on the window. not clear when the stor will reopen. >>> many people bundled up and put on their rain gear to go to union square for the tree lighting ceremony. this year's tree is 83 feet tall. it features more than 30,000 l.e.d. lights in 1000 decorations. it is located right across the street from the macy's on stockton. many came out to watch the tree lighting. >> it was amazing. i had so much fun. this is my first time coming. >> despite the rain, this is the 29th year for this. the christmas tree is given to the city every year f

>> reporter: the history they made. >> really grateful for that. >> reporter: joanne was the first black student to graduate from the proam and suzy was her lineup. >> reporter: theoo nursing s was stillartially segregated. >> she agreed to room with me because i was the outstanding black. >> joanne and i didn't give it a second thought. o what kin bedspreads will we get and will they match and trying to get our uniform on straight? >> african-americans know how to persist. we've had to learn how to kea moving, you know, no matter what. >> reporter: hand no matter what? >> how are you. >> reporter: after almost 50 years, their friendship is still going strong glch in northwest, amy cho, news 4. >> what an awesome story. ahead of tomorrow's release oprah winfy's has chosen chelle obama's new book "becoming" as her new book club pick. the former first lady kicks off her sold-out book tour night in chicago with oprah, of course. the book tour stops in washington this weekend, and before that don't miss michelle obama on "ellen." you can catch that interviewn ursday right here on nbc 4:0 fea

joanne has no timeline at this point. live in dublin, kpix. >> in butte county rainfall has allowed firefighters to get a handle on the camp fire. the rain is grading more hazards for people in the burn zone. the storm helped cruise hold fire lines and containment -- it stands at 90%. many people welcome the rain but it has increased the risk of mudslides. it is hampering search efforts. i've hundred 60 people are toni death toll stands at 83. despite the devastation, volunteers are pitching in to help the evacuees celebrate the holidays. they are serving thousands of meals to our survivors. emily turner is in chico where evacuees are gathering for dinner. >>reporter: it has been a steady flow people in and out. they were served their first meals at 11 am. the last seating was at 5 pm. there are still people eating inside. they are glad to have a hot meal and clad certainly to be alive for this thanksgiving. >> it does not sound or look much like thanksgiving in paradise. thousands of firefighters, search and recovery, an

both he and his wife joann come from families where military service runs deep and some gave all. "i had an uncle that i was named after -- i cant help it i get choked up." at the world war two memorial we also met cindy myers. "they fought and they answered the call of duty without hesitation." she came to give away american flags on behalf of the daughters of the revolutionary war. "it's the very least i can do is to go out and try to promote the flag and promote honor for our veterans." "three in europe and one in the philippines, one who was a pow in korea." father and son bill and john matheny also come from a family of veterans. they have roots in east tennessee. "we owe a debt of gratitude to our veterans that we most often overlook." but on this day at this memorial that sacrifice is not lost on even if some can't find the words to express it.

john meacham writes with narrative flare joann b. freeman has given uses a powerful and original account of a ferociously divided america. for readers who think thinks in the first decades of the 21st century have been worst, the temmestous congress offers a corrective. she shows us the battles of the civil war began not at ft. sumter but at the u.s. capitol providing a new vision in the origins of what lincoln called our fiery trial. now please join me in welcoming joann freeman. [ applause ] >> you guys are amazing. i feel so welcome. thank you. well i'm really, really pleased to be here this evening to talk to you about my gist published book "a field of blood, violence in congress and the road to civil war" which tells the previously untold story of violence in the house and senate chambers in the decades leading up to the civil war. in the many years i've been working on this book, many years i've been working on this book, i've discovered that most americans know about one violent incident in congress and i find it reassuring t

now please join me in welcoming joanne freeman. [applause] >> you guys are amazing. i feel so welcome. thank you. well, i'm really, really pleased to be here this evening to talk to you about my just published book. the field of blood, violence in congress and the road to civil war, which tells the previously untold story of physical violence in the house of senate chambers in the decades leading up to the civil war. now, in the many years that i've been working on this book, many years that i have been working on this book, i've discovered that most americans know about one violent incident in congress. it is actually -- i find it kind of reassuring. i don't know how much history people know. when i say i'm working on a book on violence in congress, most people can at least do this. yes, indeed. there was that guy. so they're thinking of course of senator charles he was caned in 1956 while seated at his desk in senate. the book's title is actually taken from a response to that caning. so not long after the attack, a friend of sumner wrote to him and said, quote, tha

i just can't give up i just have to believe that she's out there>(ken)(ken) joanne caddy lives alone and does not drive.... but her son says his mother's neighborhood is tightknit..... so he's hoping someone helped get her out. (pam) tonight... a street level view of the fire zone ... home by home ... business by business. (ken) this high tech tool allows people to see what's left of specific properties. our grant lodes is live in the newsroom to walk us through it. (grant) cal fire created this site... and is regurarly updating it. take a look. it's color coded. red indicates a structure destoryed. orange is severe damage. yellow (grant) (grant)(grant) (grant) kron4 and our parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. (pam) the wildfire smoke continues to be a major problem for the bay area.(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with when we might see some relief. lawre

he said he almost gave up on the nba but remembered joanne der son, a big football fan three years ago. he stood outside the houston texans stadium with a similar sign. he later signed on to the new york jets practice squad. apparently he's gotten some especially kaourpb-- encouragem tickets to the games. >> good luck to him. >>> san francisco is prepping for winter festivities. work in under way on the annual holiday ice rink. it will be the third outdoor rink this year. the holiday rink opens on monday. believe it or not, it's here. >> hard to believe when you factor in the temperatures. hi, everybody. i want to show you what to expect during an average november. we just didn't live through an average october. but if we do, we can get three inches or more of rain in san francisco. that's great. the warmest has been 86. cool 6th, 38. temperatures drop from 68 and 53 to 61 and 49. in san jose, we get about half of that, an inch and on two-thirds during a typical november. we drop to 61 and 44 from 50/50. quite a difference. >>> our crash on the other side of the item. happened about 3:

. >> there won't be any shopping at this joanne store. the fire department posted pictures after the roof collapsed early this morning. thankfully no one was hurt. smoke and flames inna an east b home. >> a man spents the night trapped in his car. rescuers were able to find him alive. pack your chains if you are heading to the >>> a suspect is dead and two people hurt in a mall in hoover, alabama. it happened around 10:00 local time. people were inside black friday shopping. >> they're put us in supply closets and locked the door. >> man was shot in a fight and he is in serious condition. a 12-year-old girl was also hit by gunfire, but it's not clear by whom. she is expected to be okay. >> in the east bay, the red cross is helping a family after a fire burned through their home. when firefighters got to the home, it was engulfed in flame. no one was hurt. the cause is under investigation. >> a deadly house fire devastated a family. nine people escaped the burning home, but one man did not make it. kim has more on the fire investigation. >

this is chief joanne last official carving. she is retiring in may. mac this is been a great tradition for me. the small part of what we do. it's become a tradition i'm a little emotional because it's my carving partners i hear. he loves that they as well. over the next 40 hours the army is expected to carve 6000 turkeys and prepare over 4000 thanksgiving meals for seniors and the homeless.>> >>> a man from the galea is being reunited with his dog after his pet went missing in ache -- in the fire. they are sheltering dogs that were found in the fire zone. they posted pictures of the border collie of social media, and then her owner got in touch with the shelter. they say he planned to drive differences go today pick her up. >>> taking a look at the satellite, we are looking at the rain that is to come. the beauty part is everything in the little, that is thanksgiving. i will be a nice little in between. you can see it south of alameda the oranges and yellows are representing mild to moderate rainfall. coming up pretty hard. it's almost a inch or half

. >>> say collapsed roof at a joanne fabric and cavity store in dublin. this happened yesterday morning. alameda fire department tweeted the photos. the store was supposed to open at 6:00 this morning. it's unclear what they are going to do now. they haven't said if the opping. was weather >e dg fri >> a suspect is dead and two injureed after a shooting at a mall. a fight between two people led to a shooting in hoover. officers confronted him and shot and killed him. a 12-year-old girl was also injured. she was taken to the hospital. her condition unknown. >>> four people are dead, including two police officers in an attack on the chinese consulate in pakistan. a father and son were killed when they went to pick up their visas to china. the three attackers have been killed. a separatist military group is claiming responsibility. a bomb in an open air market. no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing. >>> james comey could testify before congress in a few weeks. but he wants the hearing to be public. some consider bias against the fbi against presi

among the group joann joyner mcneill, the first black student to graduate from that practice. she says the dorms were segregate add i and sto get special permission to room with her friend who was white. >>w african-americans kow to persist. we've had to learn how to keep moving. you know, no matter what. >> many of the women includinga went on to become nurses, some still are today and plan to keep in touch for years to come. >>> we are working for you in the community. and we want to thank everybody who came out to our final nbc4 allstate community shred for the year. doreen gentzlerreeted people in line at fedexfield this morning. close to 3,000 cars can came througng shreddi sensitive documents like old bank statements is the easiest way to prevent identity theft. hence the long lines. >> let's get back to our top story tonight. time to check back in with clay anderson with tonight' weather alert. hi, clay. >> good evening, everyone. as we talk about what's goingron the area, yes, current temperatures right now current temperatur are in the 30s across our area. but they're

tonight's rain will compound the problem for this joann fabric store. part of its roof collapsed overnight. our reporter is there now to show us the damage. >> reporter: from the outside everything looks fine. take a closer look. inside the store it is flooded. you can see the partial roof collapse. they were scheduled to open last friday. not happening anymore. you can see the severity of the damage. the whole measures 20 feet wide and 25 feet long. here is how it looks from the ground. >> the whole is huge. >> reporter: firefighters say a part of the roof gave wathis mo us suspect thrake ildinginspectors red gge struct thelwis and the reread to the . the floor is covered in water. >> this has been one of my inspirational places to go. i love the staff. they have been so nice. >> reporter: daniel johnson said everything looked fine last night. he came and bought five tubes of paint. >> i am pretty surprised. i would think somebody would try to do some damage control. >> reporter: it is unlikely to open anytime soon. >> i had my eye on these t- shirts.

this is about one hour. >> i am very pleased to introduce joanne freeman. she is a professor of history and american studies at yale university as well as a leading authority on early national politics and political culture. she is the author of "affairs of ," essential research for manual and miranda. while the political theme may seem like polarized now, i think notan all agree we are glad to live in the time when congressmen used to shoot each other as well as poor waitress at the willard --

i just can't give up i just have to believe that she's out the>( robin ) joanne caddy lives alone... and does not drive or have a car but her son says his mother's neighborhood is tight knit..... so he is hoping someone helped her get out. ( robin ) kron4 and our parent company-- nexstar t-v have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire' ... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for complete details.. ( robin ) at least eleven people were hurt in a frightening traffic accident in santa cruz. 21 vehicles were involved including the runaway truck that apparently caused the accident. kron four's rob fladeboe reports. nats (cops work accident)one of the drivers caught up in this mess said it was like being being hit by a runaway train except through a line c ofand i arrmble and i looked in the read view mirror and i see this big rig...."eleven people were injured, initially three were listed in critical condition at area trauma centers. the big rig, loaded with dirt, had exited highway

locations for other joanne fact ribbing stores are posted on the window in dublin. it's not clear when the storewill reopen. >>> lawmakers from nevada are look at marijuana lounges here in the bay area as possible business models for similar lounges in las vegas. according to the las vegas sun nevada lawmakers visited two marijuana lounges in san francisco this week. the report says the lawmakers chose san francisco to visit because it's the only major city in the u.s. to offer full facilities where marijuana can legally be smoked, based or eaten. >>> investigators in the east bay are releasing new information on this week's fatal fire in san lorrenedo. it broke out shortly -- san lorenz hello. it -- lorenzo. it broke out shortly before noon. the fire started in the back bedroom killing a man that was living in the home. his name has not been released. and investigators are still trying to determine the cause of that deadly fire. >>> an evacee from malibu is warning about looters who he said were taking advantage of the woolsey fire e showed this video of three men

. >> pelley: that fairly describes the wounds suffered by 29-year- old joann ward. at sutherland springs baptist church, she was shot more than 20 times while covering her children. ward was dead, her daughters mortally wounded, as assistant fire chief rusty duncan made his way from the back of the sanctuary. >> duncan: as i got a couple of rows up, ryland's hand reached out from under his step-mom and grabbed my pant leg. i wouldn't even known he was alive until he did that. i didn't even see him under her. well, that's where me and him made eye contact for the first time. >> pelley: joann ward's five- year-old step-son ryland ward was hit five times, and was nearly gone when he reached trauma surgeon lillian liao at san antonio's university hospital. how much of ryland's blood do you think was lost before he came to you? >> lillian liao: at least half. >> pelley: this is ryland's e.r. x-ray. >> liao: you see the two bullet fragments that are in him. >> pelley: the x-ray shows you the solid fragments of the shrapnel and the bullets, but it doesn't tell you much abo

. >> san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white and chief scott will lead in a turkey carve-off. they will help the salvation army carve up 1,600 pounds of turkey. thanksgiving dinners will be delivered to 4,000 seniors and homebound people in san francisco. it begins at 9:00 a.m. at the salvation army harbor light center. good luck. may the best carve erwin. >> may they all win after that. >> we are so thankful for this rain. >> right. yeah. it's here. it's not quite everywhere, but it will get there eventually today. we talked about that yesterday. it will take a little bit for it to get out of the north bay and move to the south bay. you have the driest commute, south bay and inland east bay, pleasanton, sunol grade. that's where we will have the easiest commute. golden gate bridge northward, it is wet already. a steady rain with waves of showers for the rest of us. scattered rain tomorrow until the evening hours when it becomes steadier and hangs around through friday. then it looks like the weekend is looking brighter and milder. so here's the cold front that will bring us t

this is about an hour. >> so i'm very pleased to introduce joann freeman to politics and prose tonight. he is a professor at yale fluf and a leading short on early national politics and political culture and the author for lin-manuel miranda for the commandments for hamilton and from back story, while the political scene may seem quite polarized now i think we can all agree that we're glad to not

a hole in the roof of this joanne's fabric and crafts store. the building on amador plaza road is red-tagged. electrical wires and fire sprinklers fell and so far, there is no estimated opening for the store. part-time worker says she has seen minor roof leaks in recent years. >> so you had people coming up to check on it and that kind of stuff but nothing like that. >> with more rain on the way the concern isn't over. the exposed merchandise is this fence that's already tilting downward and it could collapse. the storm is blanketing the sierra with fresh snow up to a foot fallen in just the last 24 hours. squaw valley got 9 inches. chains required on 80. >>> this week's storms are considered a major test for wildfire scarred areas of butte county. the "camp fire" region could get up to a half foot of rain by this in wouldncrease the ris of flash flooding and mudslides. >> it's always a concern in areas that have burned because you're losing the vegetation that holds the story together and grips it. now that the fire is through, it makes it a l

lynn at joanne's. it soaked fabric and caused flooding in the aisles. workers say they're happy no one was inside. >> it couldn't have been a better day. we have night crews that would have been there. >> that would have been scary. the city red tagged the store. no word when it might reopen. >> take a look at this. if you can get there, a lot of fresh powder for the lake tahoe ski resort. mandatory chains between nyack and donner summit. we'll keep you informed about this rainy and snowy weekend. get access to the radar you see right here including our storm rager cans from the nbc bay area app. >> first, the turkey. then the shopping. it's a thanksgiving tradition. today some skipped the turkey and went straight for the holiday bargain. look at the moment the doors opened in the best buy this afternoon. one of the many places starting black friday on thursday. we're live at another best buy location in san jose. are there good deals out there? i see a tent behind you. >> reporter: that tent has been set up here for the last few days. the person inside

in urgent need of modernization electricity is expensive and the farms generate a lot of pollution joanne a allah is head of sustainable energy fund sort of bank and says there are major business opportunities in the sector for your business we need to. see don't just go green to be happy to feel good about that you do good for the environment make money out of the. two thirds of the philippines energy consumption is actually coming from fossil fuel so in our own little way back here in the country what we hope to do is to help shift that energy mix to energy we help make sure that the projects are profitable and they signed in a technically viable way by providing patients. this is one of the projects a bank has financed to the tune of one million euros just a year ago it was a stinking open rubbish dump. the biggest landfill site in manila now the garbage has been covered with and is used to generate electricity. silver navarro is an engineer and renewable energy consultant. this will. connect to done to the ground and it's collecting methane gas and other gases that's being produced by

check out that massive hole in the roof of the joann's fabric and craft store. the building is red tagged. inspectors say electrical wires and fire spreufrpg sprinklers fell to the ground. a part time worker has seen minor roof leaks in recent years. >> there were people coming out to check on it and that kind of stuff. nothing like that. >> with more rain on the way the concern is not over the exposed merchandise it is this fence that is tilting downward. the concern is it could collapse. >>> developing story, chaos during black friday shopping in alabama. a gunman has been killed, two other poem injured in a -- people injured in a shooting at a mall in hoover. officers say it began as a fight between two people. one of them pulled a gun and shot the other. an 18-year-old man. the gunman fled and was shot and killed by an officer. >> i heard this bang. it is hard to wrap your brain around it. you are thinking probably not. then i heard bang, bang and then it was terrifying. and then everybody started screaming and running. as far away from the sound as you coul

in the east bay, the wet weather is leaving behind a startling scene, part of the roof collapsed at joanne crafts yesterday. employees are thankful nobody was inside when the roof caved in. it's going to lose out on the black friday crowds because the city red tagged the store. no word on when it will reopen. >>> rain here means snow in the sierra, if you can get there this weekend, there's a lot of fresh powder for the lake tahoe ski resorts. d visibility is bad i-80 near kingvale. we will take a look at know totals coming up in a bit. >>> you can download our free nbc bay area app and get access to our radar, including real time data pouring in from nbc bay area storm ranger, all in the palm of your hand, it's free and exclusive only on the nbc bay area app. >>> many braving the elements to head for holiday bargains. >> as sergio quintana reports, black friday shoppers got an early start this year. >> reporter: it looks like the early sales are paying off. this best buy opened at 5:00 p.m. and has stayed consistently busy ever since. customers are scouring the shelves for all kinds of de

joanne schaffer says the utility contacted her before the disaster to warn her it might shut off her power, but she says it was still on when she left. are you wondering why they didn't turn it off? >> i'm very wondering why. i'm wondering why this whole thing happened. >> after the president's visit to paradise this weekend his counselor spoke to reporters today saying regardless of party affiliation everyone is concerned about preventing this kind of devastation in the future. >> and obviously he's there to help on the back end now as we continue to search for and please pray for the 1,000 people who are still missing and certainly those who have been devastated. it is truly one of the most incredibly devastating scenes i think any of us have ever witnessed. >> the cause of the fire does remain under investigation. the sacramento fire department is saying that the precipitation won't put out the fire, but it uld event flames from spreading anymore. >> what a mess. thank you. >>> another case of looting during the camp fire, if you can believe that, but this time a twist. two men we

. >> next on the civil war, joanne freeman talks about her book the field of blood violence in congress and the road to civil war. she describes the process of researching the topic and says she found that while fights were not always included in the official congressional record, clerk notes and private letters showed more than 70 altercations in the an at tebellum period. this is about an hour. >> i'm please today introduce freeman. a professor of history and american studies at yale university as well as a leading authority on early national politics and political culture. she is the author of affairs of honor, national politics and the new

. >> locations for other joanne fabrics sores are located on the windows. >> many people came to the annual tree lighting ceremony. this tree is 83 foot tall and features more than 1000 decorations. the tree is located right across the street from macy's on stock and street. those who came braved the rain to watch the tree later. they were not disappointed. >> it was amazing. it was a magical. i heard all about it but had never come. but here i. >> it is the 29th year they have done this in union square. the christmas tree is given to the city every year as a gift downtown san jose, christmas in the park celebration was the sights and sounds of christmas left visitors mesmerized. >> this one is my favorite. this one is taller than me. >> christmas is for everyone. >> it is enough fun to go around for everyone. festivities kick off at 6 pm. it is a tradition for many families. the event is open every day until christmas day. >> how officials are helping people get more business during the holidays. >> curry gets into a car crash but it wasn't his fault. >> a standoff between police an

a pleasanton man is continuing to hold out hope that his mother will be found alive. 75-year-old joanne caddy has been missing since the day the camp fire broke out. kron4's maureen kelly talked to her son about the missing person's case... which has now been taken over by a butte county sheriff investigator. i just can't give up i just have to believe that she's out therein the search for his 75 year old mother, sol bechtold says he's been to about 15 shelters in and around butte county and calling the hospitals daily. now a butte county sherriff's deputy has been assigned her missing person's case....who will have more authority to get information from the red cross and other shelter providers in locating joanne caddy.he said after that the next steps would be for them to go to her property with some dogs to see if they can recover anything and that will tell us whether or not she actually got out of the house or if she was there bechtold knows his mom's house was destoryed. recently a reporter with the paradise post filmed her street in the nearby town of magalia..... he says it was

joanne was the first black student to graduate from the program. suzy was her roommate. >> we went to high school toda w >> didn't give it a thought. i think our biggest thing is what kind of ebedspreads are going to get to match? >> african-americans we've had to keep moving no matter what. >> reporter: and afterrs 50 y their friendship is still going strong. in northwest, aimee cho, news4. >> good morning, i'm berthanb coombs at cc headquarters. >> lyft kicks off a loyalty program for riders. it won't kickff until next month. can you earn points based on the amount of money spent wh lyft. >>> his is one of the biggest names in hollywood and you'll soon be t able stream denzel washington's latest thriller right from the comfort of ur own home we have this and more in this week's video view. >> reporter: denzel washington takes out the trash in "the equalizer 2." he's back as the special agent doling knuckle justice. washingtonakes it "training day" for the bad guys. >> i didn't know her. i didn't know my daughter. >> "daddy girl" goes "gone girl."

still doing her dream jobs a nurse and joanne joiner also still a nurse 5ea later. >> it's amazing. >> we shaemories some of which we cannot share with you. >> what they can share is the history they made. >> i was grateful for that. >> she was the first blaen st to graduate from the program. susie was h roommate. but the school was still partially segreged. >> our biggest thing is what are we going to get moving. >> we know how to persist. he>> all of nurses know that after 50 years, their friendship is still going strong. >> it's 5:15 on your tuesday morning. it's cloudy. not a very pleasant morning to be outside at all. if you're going to be spending any time-outside today, limit it adds best you can. it's going to be coast and wld start to finish. 45 in washington with and drizzle coming down. northwest winds at 12 miles per hour. just enough of a breeze to blow that mist back up into your face a bit. 42 in manassas. 45 in maryland. still wayn warmer southern maryland. 57 degrees now. but this cold air could lead to our first chance of a rain or wet snow combination coming up on t

joanne gains surprised with that message written on her daughter's bathroom vanity. the stars as her shock turned into gratefulness for the sweet message when she realized it was written in erasable ink. and alligator takes a bite out of the thanksgiving day menu. a woman finding this beast breaking into her garage refrigerator in south carolina. and 5 bottles of italian wine she plans to serve on thursday and finally the ugly. heather locklear placed in a psychiatric hold after suffering a mental breakdown, her therapist and lawyer, at her california home. she has dealt with a series of arrests and hospitalizations in the past year, facing charges for allegedly kicking an officer and emt back in june. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us. have a great thanksgiving hopefully with family and friends. "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. todd: rob: a hospital shooting rampage and a police officer killed in the line of duty rushing into gunfire to save innocent lives. >> it escalated to alarming new numbers. may b

there is the analysis that our host joanne shows last year on the health of the blog that looked at cms's own data on national health expenditures and cleaned key insights, it is clear that attempts from the prior administration to control costs under the affordable care act has not meaningfully changed the rate of spending growth so reports like this are critical in drawing attention to the unsustainable trajectory of our nation's healthcare spending and that is something i worry about every single day. i appreciate aei inviting us to this discussion on a very important topic. a wonderful opportunity for cms to unpack a policies that we recently issued but before i delve into the actual policy i would like to take this time to put that policy into the broader context. i am often asked in my role as cms administrator what keeps me up at night and the answer is simple. by 2026, one in every $5 spent in america is projected to be spent on healthcare. to those of you in the room i shouldn't have to explain how this will lead to a crisis that we are not prepared to face. healthcare spending w

. >>> a collapsed roof at a joanne fabric and cavity store in fabric and cavity store in dublin. this happened yesterday morning. alameda fire department tweeted the photos. the store was supposed to open at 6:00 this morning. it's unclear what they are going to do now. they haven't said if the collapse was weather related. >>> violence during black friday shopping. >> a suspect is dead and two injured after a shooting at a mall. a fight between two people led to a shooting in hoover. officers confronted him and shot and killed him. a 12-year-old girl was also injured. she was taken to the hospital. her condition unknown. >>> james comey could testify before congress in a few weeks. but he wants the hearing to be public. house republicans issued subpoenas to james comey and loretta lynch before democrats take over in january. this is part of what some republicans consider bias against the fbi against president trump during the 2016 election. comey says he is willing to testify if it's open door. in a tweet yesterday, he said he is resisting a closed door meeting because, quote, i

. >> item four report from chief of department joanne hayes-white on currentshires, activities and events within the department since the fire commission meeting on october 10, 2018. communications and outreach to government agencies and report from administration deputy chief nicholson. homeland security and training within the department. >> good evening. i just heard from your colleague. he is in route about a block away. he will be joining us shortly. the last meeting was on october 10th. we have finalized the budget including the final mark os that. with regard to the upcoming budget we will begetsing budget innstruction this is about a month'sheim. i have spoken to the committee to discuss preparation for next fiscal year's budget. division training has been busy. in the process of offering the officer academy. all officers promoted within the last three years are expected to attend. the deputies and i spoke with every class last week. on friday we were joined by the vice president to offer words of wisdom, expectations, congratulations as well for all of them stepping up. it is the

i'm joanne kenen. i am the chair for healthcare political. we want to thank you for joining us for this event. thank you for those of you on the lifestream today. we are glad you can join us. it is a timely conversation. we have two huge public health crises in the country. unrelated, but we will find some common themes. diabetes and the opioid crisis. will explore the role that technology and digital tools can play in preventing and treating diabetes and curbing the opioid epidemic. more than one third of americans have diabetes or prediabetes. an estimated 115 people are dying every day because of opioid abuse. that's a lot. today we will focus on new approaches that the public and private sectors can explore to address these problems. our conversation will take place in three parts. first i will be joined by the fda -- the fda commissioner scott gottlieb to discuss the opioid crisis in the united states from the perspective of the federal government and the fda. he has been an active commissioner. we just had an interesting conversation. >

will have more authority to get information from the red cross and other shelter providers in locating joanne caddy.he said after that the next steps would be for them to go to her property with some dogs to see if they can recover anything and that will tell us whether or not she actually got out of the house or if she was there bechtold knows his mom's house was destoryed. recently a reporter with the paradise post filmed her street in the nearby town of magalia..... he says it was hard to watch.just complete distraction, nothing standing no trees no houses untouched car is melted in the driveways. he comes up to her driveway and rolled passed it and he has the camera focused perfectly on it and it's just completely gone you see bits of the foundation sticking up out of the ground and that's it and you just wonder did she make it outjoanne caddy lives alone...and does not drive or have a car....but her son says his mom's neighborhood is tightknit.....so he's hoping someone helped get her out. he also says he believes his mom's character will help her come out of this in one piece. she can b

getting a look at a massive hole in the roof of a joanne's fabric and craft store. the building on amador plaza road is red-tagged. we don't have the video right now but we'll get that for you. inspectors say there's problems with electrical wires and sprinklers on the ground. we'll try to get those "sky drone 5" pictures for you. >>> here's what a worker says in the meantime. >> there had been people coming out to check on it anon there. we can see some of those pictures right now. the roof collapsed. the fence there you can see in the left-hand side of your screen, that's causing some concerns because it's tilting downward and there's some worries that that could collapse making matters worse. >>> squaw valley has about 9 inches of snow dumped yesterday. you can see the fresh powder blanketing the trees and the mountains there. and if you are thinking of heading to tahoe, caltrans says chains are required on 80 from nyack in placer county to truckee. >> so it's a tricky drive up there but wow, once you're there, it's beautiful with all the snow. >>> winter storm w

. >> joanne ray koulter is a die hard black friday shop sfleer you aays need a new purse. that's for me. >> she does the same thing thksgiving day every year. >> shop first at kmart then i go to work and feed the homeless veterans. >> she is not the o bargain hunter. look at these folks in line shopping on the hyped dayf the year. as most of you black friday is no longer one day. now you might ask, why these people at home cooking? >> my husband makes the turkeyl and the other stuff. i shop. and the deals are great. >>re ilers try to entice you with the deals. this place has 25% some items. a fine jewelry sale. deals on christmas trees. shoes, kitchen appliances. snoopy along withredskins, cowboys and steelers merchandise. some shoppers told me stores don't offer the best deal but others is a say they doen it's nice to get out. >> i'm. >> she is eating dinner later on and thankful for a lot including the station that works for. >> you i'm thankful for channel 4 news. >> oh, that's sweet. >> and i'm m thankful toeet shomari. i see you on the news. >> back out here at best b

should be fired. [ cheers and applause ] sarah huckabee sanders should be fired and sent to live in a joann's fabric store for all the rest of her days. and she's not the only one. kelleyanne conway then went to work, spreading her -- there's a -- wow, it's like i mentioned a vampire's name. she had -- she shared some of her fakest indignation to date. >> it crosses a line. you don't put your hands on a woman. i think we all had to hear that recently in some other context and i'm not sure that he's apologized to that young woman but she certainly is owed one. >> oh, no, she is not. it is so ridiculous. you know, it's so dumb, i decided the best course of action here is to go right to the source's mouth and with that said, please welcome kelleyanne conway, who's joining us from washington, d.c. thank you, kelleyanne. >> thanks for having me, jerry. >> jimmy: what did you say? >> thanks for having me, jerry. >> jimmy: it's jimmy, not jerry. it's jimmy kimmel. but thank you for joining us. >> if i wanted a lecture, jerry, i'd go to a todd talk. >> jimmy: i think it's a ted talk, actually, kelley

at salvation army crews were prepping food this morning including the san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white but this afternoon organizers at the african-american art and culture complex were serving means to make sure no one is hungry so they invited the needy, homes and no place else to go. those said sometimes when family slips away, they can find another family to share the thanksgiving holiday with. >> without them, i don't know where i'd be in my mind. i lost my cancer. i lost two sisters. then i lost my brother-in-law just last month. so kind of struggling a little bit. >> reporter: in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a real estate and restaurant tycoon from southern california has a special gift for paradise high school. the chico enterprise record reports bob wilson is giving every student and employee $1,000. that means all 980 students and 105 employees will soon be getting a check. bob wilson lives near san diego and he has never been to paradise. but he has been following the "camp fire" disaster on the news and says he just

( cheers and applause ) ( band playing "joanne" by lady gaga ) ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> ( laughs ) nice job, guys! >> stephen: i'm so glad to have you here. >> i'm so happy to be here! this is incredible! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i-- i-- i-- i have so many questions to ask you tonight, i might actually refer to my cards, but i'll try not to. and i'm sure i won't get to all of them, but there are so many things i want to talk to you about, not only your career, but especially this movie that comes out tomorrow, "a star is born," directed, written, and starring bradley cooper and you. >> yes. >> stephen: and i've got something on these people, they've never seen it, but i think everyone's going to see this movie, because i rarely leave a movie theater as moved and as inspire ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: not only as an artist, but also just as a human being, to be better and to listen to the people around me, and to pay attention to what people are going through and what they want to express. >> thank you so much. you are so wonderful, and i am so grateful and so h