so the whitney -- protection. the whitney concurrence still says reasonable problem. it's one thing for the supreme court to write a rule. it's another thing to be able to trust the judicial machine to thatment it in the ways you want. juries become a cause for concern. remarkable exchange handtters between learned judgeiver wendell homes, hand points out the problem with juries and their herd mentality deeplyir ability to be influenced by the ebb and flow of current events. there's a respectable was awarehat brandice of this problem and was next,ant to take that necessary step, especially in a with procedural difficulties. concurrence,ney tucknet has described it as the model of what a dissent can be. think it was a concurrence, first reason for all sorts of very important beyond the one that brandice proffered. reason, context is extraordinarily important in this area. about thel myth 1920's is that, as we got deeper deeper into the roaring 20's, concerns about communism, and world war i were receding. over.ssian revolution was the execution of the czar was a memory

to you, whitney. >> no, you're not talking to me. i'm a mother. >> i never met whitney. i had never met her. >> you talked like youid. >> i know that yound robyn were growing up. from when you >> we still are friends, girl. >> thawas a cumulative fed up whitney houston that i heard. >> fed up the or fed up with the world? >> you had been talking about whitney and myself for so long. well that's what i do. >> robyn is promoting henew memoire "a song for whitney." she was also aed about the controversial whitney tour. ♪ i wanna dance with somebody. >>nd what does robyn think about whitney's upcoming hologram tour? >> what are your thoughts on whitney as a hologram? >> perfect. >> that's like your mher says when you don't he anything nice to say d't say anything at all. >> where is my t? >>> let's talk about your fella. you stole the red carpet when he won the golden globe, what was that like? when somebody close to you makes history,ou still get flutters. >> next year's show is going t have the stars sweating in their seats. ric ric ricky is the host. >> look at all the

this whitney story is crazy. >> banas. >> who knew whitney a her secret girlfriend robin crawford had a secret plan to take down wendy. >> you were gonna jump me? >> we didn't knowhat you looked like and our plan was to goown to hudson street and wait for y. >> robyni can't even fight. i would have run. you know what, we weren't gonna fight. we just wanted to see you ce-to-face and have a ch. >> robyn ss whitney was fed up. it was the early 2000s and houston was tired of hearing wendy, who was a radio d.j. at the time, consntly talk about her personal life. >> whitney would say who the [ bleep ] is this woman? who is she? who is this woman? i don't even know what she looks like. >> wendy seemed obsessed with whitney. she even flew in a helicopter over her weddingo bobby brown. and then whitney called in for this wild combative intervw. >> is there drug use going on? >> who are you talking to? >> no, you're not talking to me. i'm a mother. >> i never met whitney. i had never met her. >> you talked like youid. >> know that you and robyn were girlfriends from when you were growing up. >>

whitney. it's sad that whitney couldn't live her truth. it's heart breaking. i think if robin would have been here i think whitney would still be around. >> i love you! >> i thought i knew everything about this whitney story. the bombshells from robin keep coming. >> they do. >>> let's move on to jennifer aniston's big honor last night. >> i love this so much because it was "friends" forever and "e.t.'s" lauren zima was right in the middle. >> that's right. one thing we learned tonight, even an icon like jennifer aniston gets nervous. luckily her friends were close by. >> it's like having your family stand right behind you 'cause these things are a little nerve wracking. >> do you get nervous? >> oh, god. i forgot my beta blocker at home and literally just went through you have no idea how many levels of panic. >> jen was honored at the sag-aftra foundation patron of the artists awards and only "e.t." had the exclusive backstage. >> she inspires me every day. she's incredible, yeah. just happy

♪ >>> toght could whitney houston have been saved. >> crack is whack. >>he was having difficulty. >> new revelations from her closest friend. >> it's heartbreaks. >> then frnds reunited. their new pject together. >> there's a lotf different ideas. >>> plus 90210 canceled. why the cast isn't calling it quits? >> you might be surprised. >>> then -- >> favorite thing. >> oy we have a sneak peek of oprah's list. >>> then meghan and harry's big day. >>> we're in e bahamas putting the pedal to the metal with bethany frankel. >>> what an amazing week whatever had at the baha-mar resort. >> we're here with thany. >> i'm so thankful for you having me. we've been doing in the bahamas. >> you were here in september he out with theictims of >>> first whitney houston's frnd is telling about whitney's drug abuse. >> she was havingifficulty stopping. >> i makeoo much money to smoke crack. crack is whack. >> robin crawford said she tried to get whitney to go to rehab, but i canee her face when she said i'm not ready to go. i don't want to go. wh fueled whitney's drug p

so were eddie and whitney a real couple? >> they didn't do this until you walked in. >> this is rare footage of the two together from our "e.t." vault at whitney's 26th birthday party in 1989. and here they are later the same >> okay, thank you, that's enough. >> and here they are later the same year, looking cozy and posing for a charity event in beverly hills. >> we hung out a few times, and she's a really sweet, smart funny girl. >> eddie has denied they dated, but whitney's mentor, clive davis, says the pair was more than friends, quote, until she married bobby brown in 1992. >> we did it! ♪ i look to you >>> of course, whitney battled drug problems for years, but robyreveals the singer's struggle began decades earlier, claiming whitney first used cocaine when she was 14. later, as the singers career took off -- ♪ i want to dance with somebody ♪ >> robyn writes, quote, whitney would often say, cocaine can't go where we're going, adding that she said, i'm going to stop, but i'm just not ready yet. it's heartbreaking

this brings us to whitney. whitney is another one of those warhorses in the constitutional curriculum. the facts are well known. charlotte anita whitney was the psion of a family descended from the mayflower. she was a woman of sophistication and intelligence, which will haunt her. she got a college degree and did social work in new york city and did a large amount of charitable work in california and became very sensitive to the plight of the working person to the problems caused by poverty during the progressive era, where respect for individual rights was just barely beginning to emerge. she becomes a member of the communist labor party of california. she attends a meeting of that 1919.in november she signs of a resolution saying we are committed to preschool change. but none of it mattered because the state -- state supreme court of california decided communism is truly and totally evil. indeed the length between the communist labor party and the industrial workers of the world, the wobblies, one of the mos

>> who >> you and whitney >> whitney and i didn't fall out. i was always there for her. she knew. >> robyn, you didn't talk to her for 15 years >> we were never estranged estranged means someone calculated you don't come here that is not true. >> but you stopped working for her. you stopped working with her. >> i moved on because i felt i had done all i could do, but she knew where to find me. >> and bobby had nothing to do with that? >> bobby had something to do with the moment where i said i had enough, but even then i was still on her payroll for close to a month after that. >> do you think that if you had been as close as you were to her in the '80s that whitney might still be alive today >> you know what, i don't know what would happen, what would have happened if i would have stayed what i do know is that my love for her and the bond that we had allows me to sit here today. >> i want to ask you about something while i have you here, the disturbing claims that came out in that documentary, kevin macdonald's documentary lastyea. in the film there were allegations tha

whitney's ex-husband bobby brown confirmed rumors that whitney was by sexual in his memoire. >> robin, what the he'll are you doing? >> he depicted this in b.e.t.'s "the bobby brown" story which he co-produced. >> well, if they did, i didn't know it. >> if they had a relationship and she wants to write a book, she can do that. it's her story. >> robin will also be appearing in an upcoming episode of "red table talk." cannot wait for that conversation. >>> let's head back state side with keltie knight who just landed herself a jonas brother. >> well i knew you flew to the bahamas, but i flew to hollywood for the "midway" premiere with nick jonas. ♪ feelin' so cool >> the greatest transformation in this movie -- is it, a, nick jonas' moustache or, b, woody harrelson's hair? >> i'm going to go with my moustache. it was very french. a little pepe le pew vibe. >> what did priyanka think of the moustache? >> she liked it. her father had one and so it was sort of like she was into it. >> your choices are, a, nick jonas' moustache or, b, woody's hair. >> i am always a fan of the stache. >>

vault at whitney's 26th birthday party in 1989. course whitney battled drug problems foryears. >> she was having difficulty stping. >> crack is whack. >> robin sd she tried to get whitney to go to rab in 2000. i can still seeer face when she said i a not ready to go. i don't want to go. more news no kevin harts talkingut the horrific car crash that nearly kill him. >> completely recovered? >> in the process. going to take some ti. >> going to get back to comedy soon? >> in time. ght now relaxing. >> kevin was upbeat and grabbing breakft to go last weekend but it is what happened next that has people talking. he got behind the wheel of another vintage muscle car. >> is that a firebird. >> camaro. what year? >> 69. >> kevin's camaro does not appear to be equipped with a shoulder harness and the chp said neither was h plymoh nor was he wearing a seatbelt at the time of t crash. moving on to felicity huffman, we are getting our first look at her performing her community service. she habeen going to the center the last two years tutorin

. >>> then whitney houston abused by bobby brown? alarming new claims from her ex. >>> plus the big celeb who just paid meghan and baby archie a special visit. >>> and our "happy days" exclusive. >> i can't believe it. i recognize all of you. >> inside the reunion with stories you never knew. >> my contract was up and i wanted to become a director and >> how did that work out? >>> it's friday and "e.t." from napa valley starts right now. >>> has taylor been banned from playing her own classic hits? >> that's what she claims. welcome everyone to the alpha omega winery in napa, california. >> it's so beautiful here. quiet, serene and calm, a far cry from what taylor is experiences. she's taking her feud next level with justin bieber's manager scooter braun and her former company. ♪ are we out of the woods >> taylor fired the first shot. blasting her former record company for allegedly shutting down her plans to play her classic hits at the amas. ♪ romeo take me >> where she'll be honored as artist of the decade a week from sunday.

>> no, in fact, when whitney died they had been estranged for a number of years. she was whitney's creative director that was her last official position when bobby brown came into the picture robin was forced out she talks about that in the book as well, what led to that. she spent a fair amount of time talking about the addiction as well, the drug addiction, how that started whitney houston was using cocaine at 14, robin was using with her at some points on the road as well and when bobby brown came along she says that didn't help matters but it's a fascinating read there's also some interesting nuggets in there about eddie murphy whitney houston and eddy murphy dated for a while. on her wedding day, he calls. she talks a little bit about that conversation. >> robin was there >> she was in the room getting her wedding dress on we'll have much more on my conversation robin crawford will join us live right here on "today" this coming monday. >> thanks, craig. >> thank you. >>> let us turn back to al and get a check of our weather the triple play, what does that mea

we just wantedo see you face to face and have a chat. >> robyn says whitney was fed up. it was the ear 2000s, and houston was tired of hearing wendy, who was a radio deejay at the time, constantly talk about her peonal life. >> whitney would say who the -- who is she? who is this woman? i don't even know what she loo ke. tell on. is promoting her new she also sits down for jada pinkett smith for red table talk, recounting the day she saw whitney with a severe cut on her >> i know that when she came back from her honeymoon and she d that gash on her face >> yep. >> did she ever explain to you how that gash got there? >> i asked her. i threw a glass against the ll, and it shattered, and i t cut. >> right. >> but the cut was like from here to there. it was about three, four inches long. flying glass doesn't do that. >> robyn claims in her new memoir that when she asked whitney about the cut, she told her, quote, couples argue all the time and it's never a big deal except when it's me. ♪ >> i don't think she hurt me or i hurt her in any way. >> bobby denied to us ever bein

liselotte: whitney? whitney: thank you. i think what i take away from this session is there is an important role for multilateral institutions on this planet, but needed to make them fit for purpose in the 21st century. blaise: i would reiterate we all highlighted the need for continued multilateral cooperation. most of all, i think some of the continued problems piece -- people face on the ground and the fact they look to multilateral organizations for help. hopefully, there will be lots of discussions about how we can make reforms that will make these more viable. martin: international corporation it is not a nice too, it is a need to. it will not be easy. important stuff never is. liselotte: thank you. join me in thanking the panel. thank you very much for coming to this. [applause] >> coming up live today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. democratic presidential candidate and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg will speak to voters in norfolk, virginia. this is his first campaign event since announcing his candidacy for pr

whitney? whitney: thank you. if you don't mind, i will meld your questions because i think the question of reform is also related to the role of the united states. i think the key is tough love. that is what we are seeing currently with the world bank capital increase. the current administration in the popular view, or in this town, is not seen as an administration deeply in love with multilateral institutions. and yet, the united states treasury took the initiative in the negotiation of the capital increase for the world bank. they said fine. you think you need a capital increase, but here are some things that need to change. we are going to have richer countries pay more for loans than poorer countries. we are going to cut the budget. the top level salaries are going to be limited, and so forth down the line. certainly, i think that if one has a leading role in a multilateral, it is incumbent upon you to exercise leadership and do it well. i think tough love is usually the most appropriate approach. liselotte:

community outreach for the slave rebellion reenactment of ray must act is director of research at the whitney plantation in louisiana it's the only plantation museum in the region that focuses on slavery and you rate is a filmmaker for films he produced a documentary about the 1811 slave rebellion earlier this year welcome all of you to the stream now you all attended the reenactment last week some us participants some as spectators but i want to pick your brains on what it was like but 1st this from people online using the hash tag slave rebellion reenactment to share pictures and videos of what that was like this from eric johnson have a listen they're. chanting onto your legs for going to end slavery freedom or death and join us. when did you learn about the 1811 rebellion. well i discovered a paragraph in the book and the mid ninety's that just that topic was the large is slave rebellion and us history and it turned out to be louisiana i was i was filled with so much pride at that moment and then it took a couple more years before a thing was really published about the event and by the en

one of the takeaways from your book is whitney had been doing a fair amount of drugs before bobby came along. >> that's true. she wasn't doing it regularly, but she would do it sometimes and might overdo it. but, you know, bobby, he didn't introduce her to cocaine, no. >> you can catch that full interview on a special episode of "dateline," saturday, tomorrow, 9:00 eastern only on msnbc. msnbc. it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for bathrooms! just keep pumping the power nozzle to release a continuous burst of mist and make quick work of big jobs. it even works on stainless steel. it cuts through 100% of dirt, grease and grime. available with easy-to-swap refills. to get three times the cleaning power, try clean freak from mr. clean. this piece is talking yeah?. so what do you see? i see an unbelievable opportunity. i see best-in-class platforms and education. i see award-winning service, and a trade desk full of experts, available to answer your toughest questions. and i see it with zero commissions on onlin

lockheed martin and pratt & whitney are responsible for that supply chain, so i'll defer any questions to them.at in closing, i want to reiterate how regrettable it is that we are again under a continuing resolution. c.r.s cause great damage to our military readiness and disrupt our ability to modernize our strategic forces, including nuclear, for the future. i strongly urge congress to pass a defense appropriations and authorization bill now so that we can forward -- we can move forward with the many important programs needed to ensure our readiness and deter our adversaries. we at dod are grateful for our congress passing a two-year budget agreement that provides the budgetary certainty the department needs to implement the national defense strategy. with that, i'll let lieutenant general fick make his statement, and then i'll be happy to answer questions. >> thank you, ms. lord. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for your interest in the f-35 program. the agreement we announced yesterday is a significant one for the program in a number of ways, not the least of which are its size

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the miami herald they have been reading me since before when i was a critic with michael bolton and whitney houston. [laughter] for better or worse. >> do you still write for the herald quick. >> yes sir. i live in maryland does that make it difficult to write about miami quick. >> i am more concerned with the larger american story what faces the nation emotionally and morally. >> the characters of your new book the last thing you surrender who are they and how did they meet quick. >> is based on the uss oklahoma when george is injured and then his life is saved as the ship's capsizing. >> you are looking at world war ii? >> yes. to talk about the race war and my piece is that we already had a race war but nobody claims that but if you look like the bolsheviks and the japanese on the pacific and america that went into the military and having race riots i think we are already in a race war. because nobody claims that as that. >> what did you discover that you did not expect to? >> that the power to subvert even our own self-interest. and the riots from mobile alabama that outlines for at lea

both of your predecessors talked about the strange relationship with lockheed hmartin and pratt and whitney over the year ago we are hoping you can get your thoughts on how you characterize relationship now and where there might be areas for improvement. >> i think between myself and greg ulmer and i guess i would characterize between mr. gertz and michelle evans and likely between ms. ford and marilyn hewson that the relationship is much improved. i have daily conversations and email exchanges at my level i know that mr. gertz and ms. evans talk regularly. i have a very open and trusting relationship with my counterpart at lockheed martin. it is still a business and they are still driven by business focused goals and we work through the balance of the everyday working to find the balance between a taxpayer and were fighter friendly solution that meets lucky's business objectives. we need them to stay in business to continue building these aircraft foot you're not doing it at any cost. >>. >> to follow up on canopies are they just breaking for the canopies on the planes just cracking? or ar

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kevin azier got a chance to scare the daylights out of whitney, emma and jenny and they never saw it coming. >> i'm her at halloween horror night at universal studios. i'm about to scare some lady, ladies with "dancing with the stars." let's go. my creepy transformation took about 60 minutes and i m or may not have fallen asleep. my character -- a victim of the beast fluffy from the 1982 horror flick "creepshow." >> if i'm you and i'm trying to scare you, it's just [ screams ] you know, just a quick [ screams ] >> as for my unsuspecting victims they have no clue i'll be waiting for them inside. >> i hate stuff like this. >> i'm scared. emma, go first. >> we can do it. >> test it out. >> just lead the way. [ screaming ] >> that got really aggressive. >> no. [ screams ] >> that was absolutely terrifying. i hated the normal looking guy with blood all over his face that wasn't a creature and came out of nowhere. i was like, dude, you're creepy. >> because he locked eye contact with you and le screamed at you. >> this guy! >> it's this one! >> that was the most fun i've ever had sring the

. >>> whitney houston's ver speaking out for the first time. >> it was physical. >> and total silence from whitney's family. >>> thenas the mexico massacre victims are laid to rest, what ery erican needs to know before heading ere on vacation. >>> plus, the home destroyed in a swat raid. why the city doesn't have to pay the homeowner a penny. >> they fired explosives into every single room. >>> then, distracted 911 supervisor. was she watchi netflix duri an emergency call? >> there still nobody here and i don't know what to do.

what are the take aways from your book that whitney had been doing a fair amount of drugs before bobby came along. >> that's true she wasn't doing it regularly, but she would do it sometimes, and sometimes might, you know, overdo it. but bobby, you know, he didn't introduce her to cocaine, no >> much more of my interview with crawford in a special "dateline" airing tomorrow night, and robin crawford will join us in studio monday on "today." >> look forward to that. 8:06, must be boost time. >> it is boost o'clock, a california dad brought his daughter to tears with a thoughtful present that was made for memories when his daughter katherine was little, he used to tell her a made up bedtime story about a princess katherine who lived in a far away land. here's what happened when katherine finally recognized it. >> it had mountains, dark forests. oh, wait >> oh. >> that story was katherine's favorite each night her dad would add a little more to it, and that's why it has such a special place. >> you should put a warning on these kind of boosts that is so beautiful >> you were just telling

>> whitney is not day. >> her romance with whitney kept secret four years until today. and has life as a mom changed lil kim? you'll love her answer. and the starring as the queen of soul, wait until you hear jennifer hudson belt out aretha. >>> that's just creepy. >> creepy or sexy? scarlet reveals a whole lot of secrets about her style. >> not practical but it was very, very hot. >>> plus, the huge announcement that caused this celebration. [ applause ]

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whitney. i was attending the mass, two individuals sitting next to me. after the mass, they introduced themselves and said they are relatives of father vincent capodanno and they would like to invite me home for dinner. his father immigrated in 1901 and sailed across to brooklyn. he never left those roots. but it wasn't until i attended the summer retreat, thinking about the retreat hosted by the military diocese and they talked about the lives of heroic military chaplains who served in the armed services and one of those heroic chaplains was father vincent capodanno. when i came back to new york city and i went through the yellow pages looking for the capodanno name, i came across the name of james capodanno when i called, he said, yes, i'm the brother of vincent capodanno. i went to his home and they adopted me as one of their sons and people would prepare a meal for me and sit down with me and also encouraged me to pursue god's call as a priest. i felt a great sense of support and love. i was ordained a priest in 2016. i also served as a chaplain cand

. >> michelle's efforts paid off when she was accepted at whitney m. young, the city's first integrated magnet high school for chicago's top students. >> at whitney young, she was in the choir. she was in the student government. she was good at sports and yet she decided she didn't want to be defined by sports, partly maybe because that was her brother's thing. >> in 1979 michelle watched her older brother craig become a local basketball star. arne duncan, who would become the secretary of education under president obama, played with craig in high school. >> i saw a older prowho adored his younger sister, i saw a younger sister who looked up to herbig brother. >> when craig was recruited to play ball for princeton, michelle was determined to follow him. >> she likes to tell the story, if he could go there, of course i could. she definitely thought she was as smart as he was. >> school advisers thought otherwise. >> her guidance counselor said don't fool yourself. don't think you can get into princeton. one thing about michelle obama is, it's never wise

briana whitney reports. to tahoe for the thanksgiving holiday -- make sure you check the weather before you hit the road. a cold winter storm is forecast to blast the northern sierra nevada will snow... and it will impact travel. up to a foot of fresh power is possible in some areas. the national weather service expects it to be the first significant storm of the season... with heavy snow and gusty winds forecast to start tuesday night. coming up at 8-- from empty space to housing help. we're taking a look at a bay area project to build hundreds of new homes. (wipe vo) e-coli concern health officials issuing words of warning after a lettuce scare. a remarkable display of giving in the north bay after a series of stressful events. ♪ here in the club i can't even hear my own voice. ♪ ♪ jack in the box would've been a better choice. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out with my $3 mini munchies. get 'em del

whitney. called to the role of an asset as played by my alma sanger international's parents died in the genocide when she was just an infant i don't know much about. what did you look like. you don't have ringback your eyes. your finger is. perhaps even your smile. she's such a confused and be young fragile child she represents a lot of the youth nowadays we have a lot of questions and that's basically what i'm doing in the scene with orson she's asking her mom about her history did you know it's it's difficult because her mom is new to the. sound of. a singer named rosetta plays vanessa's mother as the woman lay dying she asked a young girl to take the baby to safety mother. every tuesday evening. did you know marie was i would to. god where i. was. this is the real vanessa she was rescued by grace morrow a hutu who was 13 years old at the time grace put her life at risk for saving the life of a tutsi. grace and vanessa still live together today along with grace's biological children in the u

. >> reporter: they set their sights on mount whitney in california, the tallest peak in the contiguous u.s the hike so challenging, they couldn't do it a i lolone friends and fellow vets stepped up. >> when you leave the military and experience what we experienced -- >> you miss the brotherhood, the camaraderie. you're in a tight community, and then you're taken out of that. >> reporter: the summit is 14,000 feet up, o start 3:00 a.m. friday. with each move, they counted on each other's trust sharing the pain and the weight. there were times of doubt, dehydration, altitude sickness, exhaustion 16 hours later, they made it >> yeah. 7:00 p.m., just summited >> reporter: jonathan, grateful for his teammates. >> happy to everybody that i've had, all of you in my life i can ask you to come and do this, and so to see you put out and push yourselves. probably do something you didn't know you could do. love you guys. >> reporter: an ep together. >> what i learned from hanging out with john is to never complain, to never give up, just >> it means the world to me. he never quits either. we're al

. >> kel and whitney were in second. how did this feel? >> it's still a blast. >> in third alley and sasha. lauren alaina came in fourth. she rocked cowboy boots for her final performance with gleb. >> i loved our free style and we got a perfect score for that. >> you got three 10s. >> finally i got my 10s. >> i got a perfect score, mom. >> well, you got your 10s. we have a little message to shoe you. this was just filmed tonight. >> lauren, you're welcome for taking you on tour and i expect you back when we start again in february. we got beer pong to play. >> first of all, blake, you're the worst beer pong player i've ever met in my life. i carried our team every time we played, but you're on since i lost "dancing with the stars" and you lose beer pong every time we'll just be losers together. >> that's a country song! >> back to our winner -- hannah. last night bachelor nation got its first glimpse of pilot pete's season of "the bachelor." the big shocker -- hannah shows up. >> what are you doing here? >> making decisions for my heart b

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seth: yeah, i mean the fact that whitney houston did it. >> i know. but i did write a song though later called "i dreamed about elvis," and it's really, i had an elvis sound-alike sing with me on it and we did sing, "i will always love you," so maybe some day, i'll put that up >> seth: okay, good, good. >> yeah. >> seth: it came full circle >> and eventually, on the netflix, if this goes on, i'll do a movie about "i will always love you" too. >> seth: that would be wonderful to see you were -- we're going to do this special on nbc on november 26th, about 50 years of a -- is that 50 years from your first time at the opry >> well, actually, i became a member 50 years ago -- >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> that was my dream to be a member, but i've been actually doing the opry pretty much, like, 60 years because i was on when i was 13 >> seth: 13 -- what was it like the first time you went to the opry >> it was amazing because my uncle bill owens used to take me back and forth to nashville. that was when johnny cash was first on the scene >> seth: uh-huh. >> y

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. >> reporter: ibrahima se is the director of research at the whitney plantation museum, which tells the story of slavery from the point of view of those hel in bondage. he also took part in the reenactment.le >> what peon't know is that enslaved people always thsisted. always fought r freedom. from the beginning when they were being deported in africa, too. th, revolt aboard slave shi hundreds of revolts. and once they were brought over here, too. >> reporter: it's with this spirit of resistance that the reenactors reached a destination that the 1811 rebels never did. rethey marched through thench quarter in new orleans, past curious tourists and local and entered congo square, a gathering place for enslaved onople in the 19th century on the occa days off that they were grted. >> so, the most radical ideas of freedom at that time were in the heads of the enslaved people. and that's something for modernp day to both understand but also to learn from. >> reporter: and for historian ibrahima seck, as well as artist dread scott, rid historical accuracy is not the point of is event. >> w

thwack thank you thank theory thank you her 3 whitney 3rd thing. the world is driven by shaped by strong person those. who dare use thinks. we dare to ask. plan welcome to all the part of the petition of yugoslavia once thought to be a close chapter has come back that evangelists from diplomatic sabotage between serbia and costs of blood to the governance paralysis in boston and hard to hold enough the balkans i still struggling with the old graham. this while eagerly nursed the new ones in this period of increasingly result of another conflict well to discuss that i'm now joined by the boss. dodik in the express mr dodik thank you for joining us on the ship got next year will mark the turns this is anniversary of the daytona courts which back then were widely considered a diplomatic win for the clinton administration and about what the state interestingly now it's russia who insists that this agreement should be observed rather than the u.s. . how would you personally explain this ironic historical twist. russia is the only one who falls internati

. >> reporter: fraternal twins callie and camden reilly are nestled in their mother, whitney's arms. >> he's still on oxygen, and they're both on feeding tubes right now. >> reporter: they are one of 12 sets of twins in the neonatal intensive care unit at st. luke's in kansas city, missouri. the hospital believes it is the most it's ever had, all of them born prematurely, with the youngest babies arriving this week. >> it's super stressful having a baby in the nicu. >> reporter: photographer helen ransom captured the first images of the babies and their parents for free, something she does because she can relate. >> i have identical triplet boys myself, and they spent 17, 18, and 20 days in the nicu. >> reporter: ransom says the road ahead may be uncertain for the parents, but they should never forget their first time cradling their children. >> they don't even look up at me. they are fully in the moment, snuggling those babies. >> reporter: and how are your triplets doing now? >> they're fantastic. it has been the greatest joy to watch them grow and become best friends with each oth

. >> eric: whitney houston, celine dion, tony braxton, beatles and elvis presley. >> anthony: how many songs in your repertoire? around how many? >> eric: thousands already. >> anthony: and if you don't know it you pretty much can fake it real quick. >> woman: yeah. >> anthony: five years from now, where would you like to be? where would you like to be playing? >> eric: that's a good question. like my biggest dream is to play in las vegas in the u.s. this is my dream. >> man: when we get to the dream, you know, playing in las vegas, we want to play first when we get there -- "we are the champions," if we get there. olay's new retinol24 faced the competition and rose above. you've never tried a retinol like this. olay's retinol24 complex hydrates better than the #1 retinol. visibly smoother brighter skin in 24 hours. a skin upgrade? crushed it. new olay retinol24. face anything.olay. and also available in retinol serum and retinol eye cream. ♪ >> mall santa: ho ho ho! merry christmas, everyone! ho ho! merry christmas! merry christmas, everyone! ho ho ho! merry christmas! ho ho ho! mer

majority actually say it quote unquote it wasn't worth it so that should be kind of some wake up call whitney a think go ahead daniel. one would certainly hope with the foreign policy establishment the pentagon has never listen to the veterans or listen to anybody except for their own narrow interests of course the vietnam era veteran still suffering to this day from p.t.s.d. and thousands upon thousands tens of thousands of our loved ones sisters and brothers sent to iraq and afghanistan in these wars of foreign pillage no question that these veterans are against the war and tulsi gabbett very articulately captures that sentiment and she's really a fresh of breath air in the still democratic party debates where no one besides bernie is willing to take on the foreign policy establishment and here you have a very unique individual was 16 is of quote unquote service one might say a disservice if one agrees with martin luther king that the u.s. government in the u.s. military the greatest purveyors of violence in the world but she speaks a certain language and can go on fox news now and can rela