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. >> plus how ben affleck feels about jennifer garner's hot new romance. >> then only we're with the brady bunch kids as they go in their house for the first time. >> then -- >> only on "e.t." >> -- we have breaking back street news. >> this is "entertainment tonight". >>> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. we have a lot of news to end the week. >> so let's get started. here is tonight's top story. >>> california wild fir forgiving evacuations. >> they're evacuating. >> kim kardashian shared video this morning as she and other californians were forced to leave their homes. kim thanked first responders. she posted footage from her private jet over her home. her sister courtney also evacuated. alyssa mila in a fled her home tweeted i took my kids and my laptop. celebs are sharing frightening images. roma downey posted these moments. this was the view of the executive producer of the bachelor, she captured the imag pray for malibu. cher who performs in vegas shared her fear and heart break. >> let's i was with lady gaga who made her first red carpet appearance since announcing her en

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ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. before he was attorney generbr ian frosh led maryland's fight to clean up the bay. so when donald trump's epa attacks our clean water laws, frosh is leading the charge to stop them. attorney general brian frosh. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> just a whiplash for students and players and they've got three days to justl s down before their next game. >> and they still are continuing on with their stooudent lives. this is part ofheir young lives are continuing. and sometimes we lose sight of that. death is certain. university of maryland's response to it, less so. i d.j. durkin out as head football coach, only a day earlier, his job was saved. but durkin's reinstatement in the wake of the death of jordan mcnair following an offseason workout, it drew criticism from students to maryland governor n.rry ho mcnair's former teammates play on. in fact, many players reactingv farably to the departure. so, what's

ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. saying barbara comstock'sorses je"promise has turned to dust." she's trump's "unquestioning foot soldier." jennifer wexton is the "clear and convincing" choice. "smart, serious and substantive" ... "ms. wexton would be a breath of fresh air" in congress. i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message because i've worked across party lines to get things done. that's how we can fix congress and make it work for us again. >>> a woman snding outside a restaurant in boston is seriously hurt after the front of the building came crashing down. take a geok at this dahat was left. more than 30 people were inside that restaurant when had collapsed. everybody inside made it out safely and unhurt. a beauty salon and clothing store were also damaged. building inspectors are trying to figure out what caused this. >>> now to the bomb scare at alexandria's baptist church. people were worshipping inside the black church when so

ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. in maryland, democrats are on the front lines. with so much at stake, belejealous is the bold er maryland needs. his plans will get our schools back to number one andprotect oe maryland's teachers, nurses and president obama agree. ben jealous has the "couragwa to move families f." let us stand up for our kids let us stand up for families let us stand up for our state ben jealous, democrat for governor >>> welcome back. the countdown is on. we're now 25 hours away from the first polls in our area opening tomorrow for the midterm election. inia polls open at 6:00 a.m. those republicans and democrats are making last minute pushes to get voters to the polls. >> tracey pott is on capitol hill ts morning. we saw president trump and former president obama on the campaign trail. what are they saying? >> the president was focussing down south. today he's making the final argument in the midwest. inohio, ana, and missour

ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. >>> we are working to get new information about why a woman in a motorized wheelchair drove off a metro station platform today. a train ended uitng her. investigators looking at surveillance video here at the friendship heights station. metro officials say it shows the woman leaving the platform and falling on to heacks. stretcher tot in a bring her out as police roped off this entrance. witnesses say the trabr came to ant stop. >> up town and i saw what looked like part of her wheelchair stuck under the metro car. >> the woman is in critical condition. officers reopened the jennifer street entrance to the station after it was closed for a short time. >>> a worker gund down inside a d.c. gas station. police found 68-year-old nazir amud of laurel sho multiple times on brentwood road. the victim later died at t hospital. this surveillance picture shows the suspect. officers say the shooter had oblems opening the f

ben jealous has the "courage to move families forward." let us stand up for our kids maryland's teachers, nurses and prident obama agree. let us stand up for families let us stand up for our state ben jealous, democrat for governor >>> there are two statewide questions on the ballot for marylanders. let's take a look. the first is about gambling venue for education. a yes vote would require tax revenue from casinos be earned for k-12 public schools. opponents argue some of the money should go to other priorities. >> the second question is about election day voter restration. a yes vote would be to come up with lislation to allow for same-day election day. for >> ehrlich beat five oth democrats in the democrats before floreen switched to democratic. no republican has won the seat in more than four decades. >> ride share services are making sure you c get more affordable rides to the polls today. lyft is providing up to 50% off or up to $5 across the country. uber is offering $10 off a single ride to the polls on the lowest cost uber service

ben, controller. the city does have a general policy to try to steer away from sole source contract and use competitive bid processes, but there are circumstances where the single provider can provide a service can and that's why the board of supervisors has permitted sole sources with the right approvals from agencies. >> president cohen: thank you for that clarification. any questions? we can go to the budget legislative analyst report. >> this contract is retroactive to january of 2019. the original contract was selected through rfp process for four years with the option to extend up to ten years. this is a 4-year extension of the contract. the contract increases amount by 11.7 million from 6.3 to $18 million which described on page 17 of the report. that increases actually $4 million more than the amount of the contract over the prior four-year period. we did look at that in the basis of that increase. some of it has to do with the contractor is paid a fixed fee for each medi-cal claim or appeal.

when school board members say ben carson high synonymous with having trump's name on our school. let's discuss that with the power panel, democratic strategists leslie marshall. the daily collapse white house correspondent and radio host in washington larry o'connor. welcome to all of you. all right. the detroit news reports say lamar lemmon pushed to rename carson at school which is named after the housing and urban development secretary, former presidential candidate a graduated, residents don't support the trump administration. you should know that's not the only other name. there talking about taking the school name off of an old abolitionist, frederick douglass. >> he was a republican maybe. this drives me crazy. i'm from detroit originally. i have family in the detroit area. i go back there a lot. the last thing detroit needs is to focus on this. amazing they don't have higher priorities at the school district to worry about. the fact of the matter is every child in the detroit school district should dream of achieving what ben carson has achieved. he is a perfect role mode

ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. when the nra tried to overturn maryland's assault-weapons ban, attorney general brian frosh led the fight to stop them, defending our gun safety laws to protect the people of maryland. attorney general brian frosh. we have some fantastic schools slipped. and we have a lot of schools that are in crisis. our current governor has withheld money that could've been spent on education. maryland needs a governor whose top priority is public schools. ben jealous has a plan to fully fund education, to bring teacher pay up so that we can attract the best and brightest. ben's education plan is supported by teachers like me. if parents want better schools, then ben jealous needs to be the person they vote for. my name is rachel and i'll be voting for ben jealous for governor. >>> coming up, julia roberts. >> and the biggest halloween on the plaza ever after your local news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the things that matter most ha

i'm ben bland in london. also in the programme. commemorating 100 years since the armistice that ended the first world war. in paris, world leaders put aside their differences, to unite in remembrance. a unique tribute to victims of the war — the face of the poet, wilfred owen, etched in sand on britain's coastline. live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in the morning in london and 6.30am in india where we begin our season on the challenges of disinformation and fake news. the bbc has conducted a major study into the spread of fake news and the psychology behind it. its results will be used to help the search for solutions. for the first time, this study looked inside encrypted messaging apps. and that's because in india, rumours spread via whatsapp have already had terrible consequences. take a look at this. the remotest parts of this country now have access to internet and whatsapp and a lot of these people are not digitally literat

ben affleck has everything. [shouts] - everyone! look, i say! [cheers and applause] - yeah, chi-chi! - the haole did it! - "my dear friends of the mainland. "what adventures i have found on the tiny island of kauai. "i have truly become one with the natives, who found new courage to fight their oppressors." - we are not surrendering today! go back and tell your leaders that we will fight them until the end! [cheers and applause] - [sighs] you people just don't give up, do you? - "the american government finally gave in to the natives, "and had the mahalo rewards cards reinstated. "our two cultures, it appears, will once again live in peace." [cheers and applause] "with the war at an end, "our butters is able to have his hapa noa ceremony "and, with any help from the gods, become his old cheery self again." - and so it is with great honor that we recognize these two natives with their hapa loa. take your cards, boys. a puy loa hapa loa! apa a a hoo ha! - [blowing conch weakly] - it's finally over, young keiki. is your anger at rest? - yeah, i gue

you're right, ben. we saw in rally after rally donald trump show his anger and frustration at immigration policies, the feeling it was not tough enough. he still continues to talk about building a wall. what is two this is an attempt to do is try to put in place a system that discourages people from illegally entering into the country. of course we've had the family separation policy, which the trump administration really moved themselves back at. what they're trying to find is a new system which tries to ensure the borders are more secure. they believe this is a policy that could work, but it is going to end up in the courts. chris buckler in washington. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. the us secretary of state says american sanctions on iran are not designed to hurt the iranian people. mike pompeo has been defending america's decision to re—impose the penalties. in an interview with bbc persian‘s hadi nili in washington, mr pompeo also insisted that iran, and not saudi arabia, i

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i'm ben bland in london. also in the programme: a former us marine with suspected mental health problems is named as the gunman who shot and killed 12 people in a bar in california. and none of us are getting any younger — orare we? we meet the dutchman fighting a legal battle to take 20 years off his official age. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 5 o'clock in the morning in islamabad where christian woman asia bibi is currently in hiding after being acquitted of blasphemy charges. her release from prison has triggered angry outbursts from hardline islamist groups who have filed a petition calling for the decision to be reversed. until her case is settled, asia bibi's life is at grave risk. her family and supporters from around the world are calling on countries like the uk or us to accept her asylum. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports. released in secret in the dead of night from this prison to a secret location. asia bibi, free after eight years on death r

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ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. >>> a week from today we recogniz veteransay and the contributions and sacrifices of ts. military protect our defenders is an organization based in mcle, virginia, fighting the epidemic of sexual assault and harassment in america. p.o.d. is included in this year's catalog for philanthropy of greater washington. joining us, colonel done chriiansen. lcome. tell us more about protect our defenders. >> protectur defenders is the nation's only organization, human rights organizationol dedicatedy to fighting for victims of military sexual assault and sexual harassment. our job is to, one, provide direct legal services to victims of military sexual assault a harassment and try to change the culture in the military t make it more welcoming to members, minorities such as women, racial norities, and to make it something that the entire country can be proud of. >> how long has this group bee around? >> since 2011. >> how m

big ben chimes the hour. on this day, 100 years ago, big ben chimed at the moment a world war ended. 800,000 or so british lives had been lost. it was in their remembrance that the cenotaph was originally constructed. and in timeless fashion and largely unchanging form, the ceremony of remembrance has taken place on whitehall in every peacetime year since. on this more than usually significant day of remembrance, with the 100th anniversary of armistice day coincidently falling on remembrance sunday, the nation's leaders took their places around the cenotaph, led by the prince of wales. as was the case last year, the queen watched from a balcony above as big ben signalled the start of the national two minutes‘ silence in memory of all those from britain and the commonwealth who lost their lives in war. big ben chimes the hour. music: last post. in whitehall, after the last post sounded by royal marine buglers, the prince of wales placed the queen's wreath of poppies against the cenotaph‘s northern face. an

ben & jerry's the left-wing i.c.e. cream and bad people maker announced a new flavor called p can resist that seeks to inspire activism against donald trump. the company says it has been will quote -- like injustice in champion those fighting to great a more just and equitable nation for all of us but while making you fat. and prone to obesity related diseases like diabetes and hypertension. wait, they do not mention that part of it how convenient. it inspired us to make some labors of our own. but flavors that actually reflect the results and effects of this current white house. like this one. or how about this one? [cheering and applause] or what about this one? nothing tastes better than world peace and my favorite -- [cheering and applause] this one is still in the making. [laughter] and began forget trump's effect on the media. [laughter] is dedicated to brian stelter. i think our staff favorite, the. [laughter] charlie, are ben & jerry's to really bad marlboro man? they're not selling cigarettes but saturated fat

the arguments stemmed from the civil war if you like ben purkiss who wa nts to war if you like ben purkiss who wants to see the organisation reformed. he wants to see it move into the modern era. many people are upset with gordon taylor's salary. last year £2.29 million which dwarfs much of the pfa's spending on certain cause it is as responsible for. people disgruntled that he 73 yea rs old for. people disgruntled that he 73 years old and of the pfa he has been there for a0 years, 37 as chief executive. the statement released today or open letter as you say, because for an independent qc lead full and open review into the structure and operation of the pfa. he promises that the criticism has been noted and it will not be swept under the carpet. it says he is happy to defend the pfa's record on issues such as mental health, diversity and player welfare but he is the first to admit that there we re is the first to admit that there were always areas the pfa can improve on. we don't have any para meters improve on. we don't have any parameters or a timeline for this review yet. the fact that

very funny man ben stiller is on the show tonight. >> jon: love ben stiller. >> stephen: yeah, he's directing now. you know what i'm really excited about. >> jon: what's that. >> stephen: human beings. human beings excite me. jon, i don't know if you've heard, "the late show" made a book. "whose boat is this boat? ( cheers and applause ) comments that don't help in the aftermath of a hurricane," consisting entirely of things donald trump actually said while touring hurricane damage. in north carolina. all of "the late show"'s proceeds go toward hurricane relief. and guess what: "whose boat is this boat" just hit number one on "the new york times" bestseller list! ( cheers and applause ) boom! bang! bang! boom! right there! okay! number one! suck it, dan brown! ( laughter ) and my publisher said it would be inappropriate to put in a subplot about a murder in the vatican! even better, we're number one on the "advice, how-to and miscellaneous" list. ( laughter ) i'm so humbled. it's every author's dream to one day be considered "miscellaneous." ( laughter ) it's the drawer full of buttons and ru

this is ben farrell the architect. we will take a moment right now. for us this is not a new project. we purchased the property. >> i can't hear. >> for us this is not a new project. we purchased the profit nine years ago. this is a long road. we did a number of structural changes preceding this. that started in 2013 from the planning perspective. we started construction in 2014. we have been open with neighbors. >> i can't hear what you are saying. i won't be age to rebut. >> it is the mic. speak into the mic. >> i am speaking it as much as i can. i don't want to shout this. say long a long journey. we are open the entire time. that was our intention from the time we bought the property. in addition, we started this phase of the project well over a year ago and have been open with our neighbors and the neighborhood the entire time. we highlighted that correspondence including the mandatory preapplication meetings and mailings in addition to other outreach that we did. there is the opportunity for dialogue all along. the only response we received from

tonight, a theme school named after ben carson in his hometown of detroit is it seeking a name change. a school board member saying ben carson high is this an synonyms with having trump's name on our school. let's discuss that with leslie marshall, "the daily caller"'s white house correspondent, and radio host at w nal in washington. welcome to all of you. all right. the detroit news reports on this, they save board member had pushed to rename carson school, which is named after the closing and housing and urban development secretary. by the way, you should know, that is not the other -- they are also talking about taking the school name off of a noted abolitionist, frederick douglas. >> this drives me crazy paired i'm from detroit and still a family in the area, i go back a lot. the last thing detroit needs is to focus on this. it is amazing they don't have other, higher priorities as a school district in detroit to worry about paired the fact of the matter is, every child in the detroit school district should dream of achieving what ben carson has achieved. he is a perfect role mode

ben: was there push back on some of this messaging that seemed to prioritize just religious minorities, christians in iraq in a lot of cases, did you push back against the vice president saying we need to prioritize those most in need and it just so happens in a lot of cases that they are minorities? mr. green: no need to push back. we are aligned with the vice president. these are people who have disproportionately suffered and continue to suffer, so the fact we have programs to rebuild the economic fabric of those communities is in line with what we do in many parts of the world. this is a country that is closely tied to american interests, and again, defeating isis, in our view, means we have to rebuild the fabric and a part of the country that may be distant from baghdad, but we know is an integral part of the future. >> a last question from either of you? >> since we are in the middle east, you have spoken about how you would like to -- there needs to be an improvement in conditions in some of the camps around the world. in the middle east, do you find that the administration's po

is he putting a lot on the line, ben? >> yes, but he also has the exact issue that got this campaign to erupt and become the president of the united states of america. i'm right now in texas who want to see a secure border. they have no problem coming in the correct way, but the president has been clear. you can't have an open border. the president the democrats have on this when by the way, we know that mid-term elections after the presidential election is usually the party of the president loses. you can go back decades and see that. so to describe what the democrats accomplished is literally the ordinary. they should have been able to take resounding -- >> it's not historical. come on. >> if you want to talk about history, you have to go back in history, but i will say this last point about the president. you look at elijah cummings. would you work with the republicans on a new law? no. he said the current system works and has been working. that's a lie when you have 10, 20 million people coming in and millions more wh

ben foa kes was caught with his brilliant reaction. ben foakes joined was caught with his brilliant reaction. ben foakesjoined the party, making a respectable 37, before being caught. shortly afterwards, joe root declared, setting the hosts a daunting target of 462 setting the hosts a daunting target of a62 for victory. jennings finishing the day in touching distance of his 150, streaks ahead of his teammates. jo currie, bbc news. staying with cricket, the icc women‘s world t20 gets under way in west indies on friday. it‘s the sixth edition of the tournament — but the first time it‘s being staged as a stand—alone event, and not running parallel to the men‘s competition. ten teams are taking part, divided into two groups of five — with the top two from each group going through to the semi—finals. in a wide open tournament the most heavily—fancied teams are australia, who are bidding for a record—extending fourth title, england, who are aiming to add the t20 title to the 50—over world cup they won last year, and the

ben ando, bbc news. the perfect person to talk about this is matt taylor. he will bring us this is matt taylor. he will bring us the latest weather and have some thoughts on that met office report. there's been support across the political spectrum for tracey crouch, who resigned as sports minister because of a row about fixed—odds betting terminals. the government was expected to cut the maximum stake from £100 to £2 next april, but this has been postponed until october. ministers say the gambling industry needs more time to adjust. we can speak now to our political correspondent ben wright who is in westminster. ben, what has been the reaction to the resignation? good morning. tracey crouch is respected, was respected, and the view of her resigning has been supported by many. ronnie archbishop of canterbury, to borisjohnson, across parties people have been very surprised and full of regret that she has left her post. she even has support from people like penny mordaunt and the leader of the house,

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ray luhan of new mexico. >> ben ray luhan is the triple seat chair, the campaign wing of the party. they have had an historic party. more seats are still coming in. there is not much of a case to be made that he should not be elevated. if there is anything to illustrate that point, it is the fact that it used to be sherry bustos and david cicellini running for that and as soon as ben ray luhan got in the race a few days later sherry bowed out and said she will run for triple c chair instead. david cicellini may or may not also bow out for the race and clear the way for ben ray luhaan, i think luhan would have the vote if it came to a vote but cicellini some sources have been telling me may drop out of of the race and go back to the communications wing of the democratic caucus. and which he is currently a co-chairman of, and try to run again for that. >> when will the democrats on the house side hold their elections? >> that's not going to be until after thanksgiving. they shifted the race, which was viewed at the time by a lot of sources as a way for nancy pelosi to have time to whi

ben, thank you so much. ryan, congressman, thanks as well sir. >>> flip the house, one key race in colorado could help deliver control of the house to democrats. one race in particular, what matters to those voters in colorado? we'll go there. >>> plus, senate in play? our own steve kornacki, he's at the map drilling down on the key races to watch in the battle for control of the upper chamber. >>> and barbershop politics, we'll talk to voters in one wisconsin district that saw a 40% drop in voter turnout back in 2016. will they cast their ballots this year? >> people that are running right now probably have more impact on our lives that has the president does. >> and that's why you're making this? >> yes. welcome to the place where people go to learn about their medicare options before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance

but i think ben is exactly right. by dealing with putin secretly in that point in time, he gave putin the signal that he was ready to do under handed business with putin and was also information that putin could drop publicly if he wanted to. but i don't think he ever needed to blackmail donald trump. i think donald trump was always in his pocket. >> and, ben, this is a moment where the president of the united states would in some form be confronting vladimir putin about the aggressive actions he has taken in ukraine, and we have a president of the united states who can't even speak about it. >> yeah. first of all, nobody believes he canceled this meeting because of the situation with ukraine. that took place days ago. and trump was still planning to meet with him. this meeting was only canceled after the michael cohen news came out. think of the message that sends to the world, lawrence. is suggests all president trump cares about is saving his own hyde. and he's even willing to use very serious international crises

i don't know if you got me there, ben. i just want to get your response to the news development we have now about what north korea's actually doing in their missile development program. and the president not tweeting about that at all. >> yeah, lawrence, first of all we had this huge spectacle in singapore. at that spectacle donald trump makes concessions. he suspends u.s. military exercise in the korean peninsula in exchange for no time line to get rid of their nuclear weapons, no international inspectors in there. since then we've had no indication that north korea is giving up any of its nuclear infrastructure, no indication that international inspectors can get in there. so essentially we've had a spectacle where donald trump gives everything away and he's gotten nothing in return. and we're seeing that this is pattern with him. where he does the minimum required for him to get press attention on the day of a meeting, but he does none of the follow through. and american interests are going to be harmed. right now with

lujan --oud of ben ray aren't we proud of ben ray lujan? [applause] speaker pelosi: i want to acknowledge my grandsons. as they wave to their other cousins, in california, who still campaigning up to the last minute in california, because it's all about the children. before i think all of you more fully, i want to thank my colleagues and acknowledge their leadership and the presence here -- their presence here. our distinguished went from whiland, denny lawyer -- --rom maryland, denny lawyer hoyer. , bobby scott of virginia. [applause] -- of california. g.k. butterfield of north carolina. barbara lee of california. henry clay or a texas. karen bass of california. don buyer of virginia. and brendan boyle of pennsylvania. we all join in thanking all of the. vips, ouru are volunteers and politics -- in politics. women and men have mobilized in stark numbers, realized what this congress was doing it, and refused to stand still. every text, every phone call you made made the difference. thanks to you, we owned the ground, thanks to you. [applaus

wait till you see the rest of our exclusive investigation of the state of hud under ben carson. >>> a lot to get through on this thursday. let's start with my colleague, peter alexander, over at the white house. we know what's on the president's mind this morning. it's russia, russia, russia. >> hallie, you're right. excuse me for looking down at my phone. even as you're introducing this segment, we are hearing from the president. you see the snow, the freezing rain. a storm perhaps brewing inside the white house, certainly one in his head as he escalate this is war with robert mueller. most recent tweets in the last couple of minutes. universities will some day study what highly conflicted and not senate approved bob mueller and his gang of democrat thugs have done to destroy people. robert mueller was, in fact, senate confirmed to be fbi director in 2001 by a 98-0 margin. he was not senate confirmed to be special counsel because that is not required for that post. describing the investigation as a total mess. he says it's gone absolutely nuts. he writes the following, the inner work

ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. . in maryland, democrats are on the front lin.. with so much at stake, ben jealous is the bold leader maryland needs. g his plans wi our schools back to number one and protect our healthcare.ma land's teachers, nurses and president obama agree. ben jealous has the "courage to move families forward." let us stand upor our kids let us stand up for families et us stand up for our state ben jealous, democrat for governor ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, erybody. obviously i don't need to tell you in today's political climate everybody is voicing t opinions on all kinds of issues, and sometimes u'll hear someone and you'll think, "wow, that's a great take on that issue." and then oth tt imes se omwieon take, but it's interesting." and then sometimes you'll hear something and yoll just be like, "no, you're wrong. that's the wrong take." [ lahter ] so please enjoy some of these. this is "the wrong tak

ben & jerry's is rolling out a new ice cream flavor to take a stand dennis president trump. it's called mecpecan resist. jodi hernandez is at ben and jerry's in berkeley with the big role a local artist is playing in this kpcampaign. jodi? >> reporter: raj, it might not be a flavor everybody is going to like, particularly republicans, but a bay area artist is hoping her design and the flavor will be pleasant on the palate and politically persuasive. >> my art is about empowerment, it's about joy and it's also about human dignity. >> reporter: oakland artist rodriguez's work is now pecan resist, a multi-textured chocolatey mix has rodriguez's heart on the pint-sized container. but there's nothing pint-sized about its message. >> it's in these times where silence equals complicity. and so we need everyone to really lead with their values, and that's what this new pint is about. >> reporter: ben and jerry's launched the new flavor this week to take a stand against president trump's policies, hoping to inspire ice cream lovers to get out and vote. for rodriguez, an activist and

ben jealous. "marylander of the year". endorsed by president obama for his "vision, experience and courage to move maryland forward." ben's vision: medicare-for-all, fully fund our schools, and an economy that works for working people. the sun says jealous has "the stature and gravitas" to lead maryland. we can do much better on jobs, on education, on healthcare. but it means we've got to believe in each other. ben jealous. governor. moderator: you worked as a big pmoney lobbyist in dc. vo: more revelations from cb interviewer: were you lobbying on behalf of pharmaceutical distributors? morrisey: well i was a private lawyer and we did do some lobbying work. vo: he made millions lobbying r opioid companies. and newspapers reveal morrisey went easy on alioids as attorney gen calling him "woefully negligent." opioid lobbyist patrick morrisey. getting rich at our expense. smp is responsible for the content of this advertisin [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: be sure to tune in --t be sure e in next week. we have a -- this is n