benny thompson. benny thompson is the chair of the special house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. donald trump's lawsuit claims executive privilege to prevent the house committee from obtaining written records of the trump white house that are kept at the national archives. president biden has ordered the archives to comply with the committee's subpoena for those records. today the judge invited donald trump's lawyer to speak first, and he did not get off to a good start. in a rambling, rhetorical opening speech, which has no place in a court hearing like this, had nothing to do with the facts of the case. the lawyer, justin clark, found himself saying "it's not only just an important argument and a monumental argument, but it also is one that is going to have consequences down the line for generations potentially." the judge interrupted by saying, "thank you for reminding me of that" sarcastically, and then forced mr. clark into a discussion of the actual legal q

anne thompson, nbc news, sony rapids, canada. >>> a modern day treasure hunt. up next for us tonight, they're teaming up a trained service dog for those who serve. >>> finally, a different kind of team spirit for one hockey franchise, all to help veterans who need a hand kevin tibbles with those who serve. >> reporter: there is a new teammate on the nhl's washington capitol's bench. just a little guy, but three-month-old biscuit is a real winner just ask caps right winger garnet hathaway. >> when you enter the room and you see him, there is a smile on your face immediately. >> reporter: biscuit, named after a hockey puck, is in training, too, to become a service dog helping a veteran in need. the capitols teamed up with america's vet dogs which pairs about 100 dogs annually with veterans, some suffering with ptsd. the first dog the team sponsored was named captain. >> i think i am the luckiest person alive. >> reporter: he helps marine veteran mark wazney overcome the many traumas that follows him home from the battlefield. >> a dog will always give you uncondi

klay thompson today participated in a full team practice. it is, of course not just the knee that thompson had to rehab in the last two years. he also injured his achilles requiring surgery before last season started. there is not yet a specific date in which thompson will return to game action. but man, is he ready? i want to win 1/4 ring and. not being able compete again. i just feel like i mean, the last two years, i feel like i have a lot of pent up energy to go out there. improve not to anybody else to myself and. still one of the best so we have a finals m v p two times v p. d p o y champions. we got the core. we've got the youth. i just really want to win a championship again. i want to just that's it. sounds like a good formula. in a period of six days, the 49ers went from a team that people were saying should start planning for next year to one. that's right in the middle of the playoff race. two straight wins will do that, along with the defense that was suddenly playing like it was 2019. can't talk about the defensive that season

, benny thompson is the chair of the special house select committee, investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. donald trump's lawsuit claims executive privilege to prevent the house committee from obtaining written records of the trump white house that are kept at the national archives. president biden has ordered the archives to comply with the committee subpoena for those records, today the judge invited donald trump's lawyer to speak first, and he did not get off to a good start. in a rambling rhetorical opening speech, which has no place in a court hearing like this. had nothing to do with the facts of the case. the lawyer just in clark, found himself saying, it's not only just an important argument, in a monumental argument, but it's also one that is going to have consequences down the line for generations potentially, the judge interrupted saying. thank you for reminding me of that. sarcastically, and then forced mr. clark, into a discussion of the actual legal questions before the court. the judge asked, the single most important question in the case. judge, how should i

he's being remembered as the driving force behind some of broadway's most beloved musicals anne thompson with a look back at his historic career. >> reporter: stephen sondheim's most famous song was an unexpected hit. ♪ isn't it rich. >> reporter: judy collins, then frank sinatra. ♪ send in the clowns. >> reporter: putting the words in music of broadway's master into the pop fermament, filling theaters about songs of the complex relationship between people ♪ i want you so ♪ it's like i'm losing my mind. >> reporter: and unusual subjects a murderous barber >> reporter: stephen sondheim reinvented the american musical. >> reporter: stephen sondheim's name permanently on lights in broadway. a talent first futured by mentor, surrogate father and lyricist of oklahoma and south pacific who urged a reluctant stephen sondheim, then just 25, to write the words to leonard bernstein's music "the west side story. ♪ >> i want to tell stories and write songs and make people laugh, cry and have a good time. >> reporter: piece by piece, stephen sondheim put it together and left us a lifetime o

thompson of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. thompson will be voting yea on h.r. 5574. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. davids, i inform the house that ms. davids will vote yes on h.r. 5574. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> yes, as the member designated by mr. waltz of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. waltz will vote yes on h.r. 5574. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. butterfield: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. thompson of mississippi, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yes, he will vote yes on h.r. 5574. as the member designated by mr. cleaver of missouri, i inform the house that mr. cleaver will vote yes, he will vote yes on h.r. 5574. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? mr. armstrong: as the member

clare thompson was practiced. look how smooth he looks. he is on track to return in december. >>> well, it's big game week. emotions run deep for stanford and cal, especially alumni. story lines? the cardinal, they have lost five straight games, and the bears are returning from a covid outbreak that forced postponement of last week's game. bears coach justin wilcox. >> going to that team meeting yesterday, i mean, just the energy in there felt like the first day of fall camp. there's been some adversity and thinks out of there, out of our control, so they are very eager to practice and play and focused on moving forward. >>> and the warm reaction to brewers pitcher corbin burns upon learning he was named the national league cry young winner. the former st. mary's gales star edged out zack wheeler. giants kevin gausman finished 6th. so that's pretty good news on brandon belt, huh? >> that's fantastic. >> that means the giants have brother brandons in the line-up for 2022. >> true. >> future is very bright. >> you bet. thanks, vern. >>> next

that's an emotional klay thompson on the bench, towel over his head. he was finally cleared to practice earlier this week. >> he is very human, that's what i'm trying to say. he is honorable. he is emotional. that's what makes him such a beautiful person, i mean he just cares, he loves the game, she loves to work, he loves to be a part of everything, all of that has been ripped away in the last two years. there are times when he has been pretty down. >> it is going to be a fun week back to back games against the phoenix suns, who are hotter than sedona on a summer day. they got on the nets, today, it is their 16th straight win, the only former warrior on a suns foster is travail mcgee. seventh-ranked stanford women facing maryland in the bahamas, cardinals, and i had an afternoon, she knocks down seven three-pointers, and the cardinal blew out the terrapins, 80 six - 68 . the 49ers tomorrow against minnesota vikings at levi's stadium, it feels like a bit of a wild card review may be, it should be a good one. >> coming up, the best video you will see â™

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clay thompson had a practice with the teammates for the first time in 2-1/2 years. the next step, game action. but what? thompson would not give any specifics on a return date. >> we will be in the first half of the season. hopefully the first trimester, that is a third, right, a trimester? >> yeah. >> school, there we go. >> they are targeting sometime near christmas. he has not played a game since june 2019 because at first a torn acl and then a torn achilles. he will join a team that carries the best record in the league. he was asked if he thought they looked like title contenders. >> oh, yeah. 15-2. that is a great indicator of it and our defense. i think top 3 in the league and offense. and i am not in there yet. think about that. really think about that. i am more motivated than ever as well. and, i want a championship so bad. more than anything. >> we got saint mary's tonight. two west coast conference men's basketball programs, on the national radar playing five minutes somary, unra. thvegas tournament and oregon they were in the way. pick it up late 1st ha

thompson says they could range from assault to negligent homicide. >> possibly even manslaughter. >> markie martin news nation. >> time check and we are looking, of course, things clearing out around the bay area at least rain was still a lot of lingering clouds. the sierra they had a ton of snow up there. in fact, that here's a live look at donner summit. the trucks are moving along pretty well right now the cars passed by the snow winding on down. and boy, they've had as much as a couple of feet of snow across the higher sierra nevada. things begin to quiet down a little bit up there right now, which is supposed good news, though, as we get ready for the weekend. it could be some fresh snow to ski on up there almost lopes up toward a civil right now. we've got mostly cloudy skies. the clouds continuing outside. in fact, some dense fog early tomorrow morning. partly cloudy as we get toward the afternoon about 62 degrees downtown san francisco 59 in the sunset, the mixture of fog and some sunshine along the coastline. a little cool up toward the beaches inside the bay a little bit wa

klay thompson back at practice going full speed. no limitations. it is the final step in his comeback. it's been 2 and a half years, which is pretty unprecedented. no one has come back from an acl and a ruptured achilles back to back of course, there's a long time away. that's a long time away from the game. of course, so we'll have to temper our expectations. steve kerr has been telling us that. but clay is motivated and get this want to win another championship and you want people to take note. team too. that's a great indicator of and our defense. i think it's topped the league as well as offense. and i'm not even out yet. think about that. really think about that. i'm more motivated than ever as well. and. i want a championship so bad. more than anything. i want to be on that. i want some recognition and get it. that's fine. get recognition going so. >> i just want to win again. i want to win a force ring and not being will compete again. i just feel that. i mean, the last 2 years of feel like i have a lot of pent-up energy to go out there. and

former president barack obama making an urgent call to action at the un climate summit anne thompson is in scotland tonight. >> reporter: like the football coach at halftime. >> hello, glasgow. >> reporter: former president barack obama rallying the climate change conference. now in its final week. >> we are nowhere near where we need to be at. >> reporter: calling out china and russia for not doing more to cut greenhouse gases then the democrat aiming his fire at the trump administration and republicans. >> one of our two major parties has decided not only to sit on the sidelines but express active hostility toward climate science. >> reporter: but now system some republicans are here to work on solutions >> my name is john curtis, and i'm a republican and i'm at cop. how cool is that? >> reporter: the head of the congressional conservative caucus came >> we know we must reduce emissions now let's have a thoughtful conversation about how we do that. >> reporter: also in scotland, republican senator lisa murkowski from oil rich alaska, conforming twice as fast as the rest of the worl

that is represented by bennie thompson. bennie thompson was the lone democrat in the house to vote against hr 1, the package of voting reforms democrats wanted to pass earlier this year that would have included gerrymandering reform. i spoke with congressman thompson about this for his no vote. he is very suspicious of redistricting commission's over the process. -- commission taking over the process. it would be possible for there to be two black majority districts in the state, but republicans in charge of the legislature and governorship would not draw that map. it would require federal or court intervention to do so. there is a stronger case for additional black majority districts in states like louisiana, mississippi -- i'm sorry, alabama and potentially south carolina. host: mark from fort lauderdale, democratic caller. caller: hello and good morning to both of you. thanks for c-span. i sure hope he is wrong. i regard these upcoming votes as watershed event. she called a while back and said she was never going to vote

peter alexander, nbc news, edinburgh, scotland >> reporter: i'm anne thompson in glasgow where more than 190 nations are meeting to confront the devastating reality of climate change >> it is one minute to midnight on that doomsday clock, and we need to act now. >> reporter: trying to speed up the reduction of greenhouse gas emission that made wild fires, floods, hurricanes and heat waves worse and more deadly this year. >> we meet with the eyes of history upon us. >> reporter: president joe biden with an extraordinary statement about his predecessor donald trump. >> i do apologize for the fact that the united states, the last administration pulled out of the paris accord and put us behind the eight ball. >> reporter: the united states is back in the paris agreement and today the president promising a climate financing package to help the most vulnerable countries like tuvalu, a small island nation. if the united states and other countries don't live up to their promises, what happens to your country? >> we'll be gone science tells us in the worst case scenario, in the next 30 to 50 year

right now on jimmy kimmel live, tessa thompson. >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, tessa thompson, mark rober and mrbeast, and music from lainey wilson, and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. i hope you had a happy halloween. we did something fun. we took the kids trick-or-treating. ever do this? and i had a revelation.

and if lydia thompson _ there has been it's fantastic. and if lydia thompson can score on sunday, england exceptional autumn will have yet another high point. here's a check on all the wekend's fixtures. ireland host japan tomorrow. then on sunday england line up against the usa, while wales play canada that's about it from me. remember that you can stay right up to date on all the latest developments here on all the latest developments here on the bbc news channel and over the weekend and stay up—to—date using bbc sport website. have a lovely evening. goodbye. it has been a problem ? predominately cloudy day but some places have seen some pleasant sunshine. and again the eastern side of scotland towards aberdeen we have seen temperatures today up to 17 celsius. that mild air has been with us to end the working week but it's all about to change if you have not heard yet. temperatures will tumble down by the time you get to sunday and will keep the cold air throughout next week. now, that mild air�*s been with us to end the working w

thompson. chairwoman maloney and ranking number, -- and the ranking member. >> i know that mr. thompson -- here they come. >> we will work on that. is your mic on? i will begin with yielding to somebody we don't often hear from. click thank you mr. chairman, mr. making member. i am here appearing on behalf of chairwoman eddie bernice johnson in support of the science and technology provisions contained in the build back better act. i would like to offer my remarks for the record as well as for them, by the science and technology committee that have been providing an outline of the investments being made. to summarize my remarks, there are investments in a number of different sections dealing with the department of energy. primarily on the office of energy efficiency and renewable energy. there is components dealing with sustainability and conservation and in a variety of ways, uranium. there is investment in the environmental protection agency, air quality and limit research. there is wildfire

thompson. i want to finish up by saying this is what we need to be able to better understand this bill. i understand that there's a push to get this through, get it done with, get it to the senate so they can do their work on it and get it back us to. i'm frustrated because i want to know what's in the bill, i want to understand it so i can explain it to my constituents. >> would the gentlelady yield for one second? >> only to you. >> i'll yield back but mr. rice said some things that sort of triggered something for me. he said he didn't want south carolinians paying extra for maryland or massachusetts or somebody that has a salt tax. colorado we don't have the salt tax. but we net, we pay into the federal government. so we get about 90 cents back for every buck we put in. i'd like to get more than that. but what i wanted to say to the gentleman from south carolina is you guys do a lot better than that. you know. i'm helping pay for south carolinians. according to the greenville news in october

abuse survivors, including former gymnast testified in front of the california state senate shanty thompson. i currently have an ongoing litigation against usa swimming my coach dead last me for many, many years and i am in support of sb 131 as well. thank you. other witnesses and support. so they came to the hearing supporting the bill, extending the statute, limitations the hall clubs here. okay, from all over the place to come to this meeting. because they don't have justice. they just want justice. they're also on the front row, holding their hands together like they do an olympics. they all bill bounced to one another. supporting the woman that was up justified. i was 8 or 9 years old. the 1st time i felt dred, she had a really hard time getting up there and speaking very difficult to tell her story mixture. very emotional. yeah. does. but the bill was blocked. 5 months later, jerry brown, the governor of california, vetoed it. it was then that the victims learned that there had been frantic lobbying behind the scenes. opponents of the bill included the catholic church and representati

chief thompson said brooks was involved in a domestic disturbance right before the tragedy. graphic video recordings showed the red suv speeding through barricades before approaching the parade route where that driver rams into dozens of victims attending the event according to witnesses brooks appeared to swerve from left to right. as if you were deliberately trying to hit as many people as possible. >> chief thompson also refuted claims that officers were pursuing brooks before the deadly incident that he confirmed it was not a terrorist attack last event that great beginning nightmare. >> last he really injured. last lost during should have been a celebration. >> law enforcement officials did not confirm how they caught that suspect or provide details on a possible motive. among those hurt in the rampage. a roman catholic priest and some catholic school children. also members of the asked fired and center studio which had about 70 participants in the parade, including kids as young as 2 and we're being pulled and wagons. >> well, that was care. winter reporting for us. an

clay thompson had a practice with the teammates for the first time in 2-1/2 years. the next step, game action. but what? thompson would not give any specifics on a return date. >> we will be in the first half of the pefue firstrim >> school, e we go. >> they are targeting sometime near christmas. he has not played a game since june 2019 because at first a torn acl and then a torn achilles. he will join a team that carries the best record in the league. he was asked if he thought they looked like title contenders. >> oh, yeah. 15-2. that is a great indicator of it and our defense. i think top 3 in the league and offense. and i am not in there yet. think about that. really think about that. i am more motivated than ever as well. and, i want a championship so bad. more than anything. >> we got saint mary's tonight. two west coast conference men's basketball programs, on the national radar playing five minutes from each other. so, saint unaten in the vegas tournament and oregon they were in the way. pick it up late 1st half. they are up 6. so quick, athletic, dan, finis

thompson says they could range from assault to negligent homicide. >> possibly even manslaughter. >> well, that was markie. martin reporting for us. 3 people remain in the hospital. still, 2 of them are in critical condition including a 9 year-old boy. who was trampled by that crowd. he's now in a medically induced coma. but we're still talking about this concert. houston police are also investigating reports of possible drugging at that festival. the police chief acknowledged rumors are spreading on social media of people getting drugged by what's called neil spiking authorities say a security guard told police he felt a in his neck during the chaos. and later lost consciousness after all of that. >> they administered narcan. he was revived. and the medical staff did notice a that was similar to brick that you would get somebody is trying to inject. >> police confirmed like you mentioned narcan, which is used to counter the effects of a drug overdose was you several times that night, but no other incidents with needles have been confirmed. on to our coronavirus coverage increasing c

that thompson was put on leave. they described him as a strong leader. calming presence and a unified voice for all southern sonoma county residents. the fire department says thompson's leave has nothing to do with nefarious acts. they say it's more to do with him fighting for the needs of the fire department. it's unclear if the fire department will be bringing him back in the future. we will stay tuned for more information. a new store could soon be on the way for shoppers in the south bay a site at the westgate west shopping center has caught the eye of costco. the company plans to submit a proposal for an urban warehouse center. >> sometime this month. kron four's gayle ong got reaction from shoppers. >> so far. longtime residents we spoke with say they are concerned about traffic in space, but overall they think having a costco here would help boost the economy. >> right now with nothing but empty store fronts at the northwest corner of the west, west shopping center in san jose. >> and he did show prelates nearby and welcome the idea of a cost a wa

abuse survivors, including former gymnast testified in front of the california state senate shanty thompson and live currently have an ongoing litigation against usa swimming my coach dead last me for many, many years. and i am in support of sb 131 as well. thank you. and the witnesses and support. so they came to the hearing supporting the bill, extending the statute, limitations the hall clubs here, k from all over the place to come to this meeting. because they don't have justice . they just want justice. they're also on the front row, holding their hands together like they do an olympics. they all bill bounced to one another. supporting the woman that was up justified. i was 8 or 9 years old. the 1st time i felt dred, she had a really hard time getting up there and speaking very difficult to tell her story mixture. very emotional. yeah. does. but the bill was blocked. 5 months later, jerry brown, the governor of california, vetoed it. it was then that the victims learned that there had been frantic lobbying behind the scenes. opponents of the bill included the catholic church and repres

abuse survivors, including former chimney testified in front of the california state senate, chancey thompson and live currently have an ongoing litigation against usa swimming my coach dead last me for many, many years. and i am in support of sb 131 as well. thank you. other witnesses and support. so they came to the hearing supporting the bill, extending the statute, limitations the hall club, sir. pay from all over the place to come to this meeting. because they don't have justice. they just want justice. they're all sound for a rule. holding their hands together like they do an olympics, they all bill bounced to one another supporting the woman that was up justifying. i was 8 or 9 years old. the 1st time i felt dred, she had a really hard time getting up. 3rd speaking very difficult to tell her story mixture. very emotional. yeah. does. but the bill was blocked. 5 months later, jerry brown, the governor of california, vetoed it. it was then that the victims learned that there had been frantic lobbying behind the scenes. opponents of the bill included the catholic church and representative

klay thompson has been signed to the santa cruz warriors. their next home game is december 3rd. we might see klay in action for the first time in 2 1/2 years. still no set date for his return to the warriors, but we are getting close. >>> jeff ranieri with us now. >> he is getting headlines down there, too. >> how are we doing? >> good. >> it's warm. >> i know. end of november. definitely a little out of whack here. high pressure here and that's going to give us, well, some chilly weather to start. we will begin with 40s across the bay area and also some patchy fog. through the day tomorrow some hazy sunshine, upper 60s and low 70s. that puts us at 70 santa rosa, 70 concord, 71 san jose, near the coastline, mid-60s san francisco to half moon bay. the one problem you might have here is the air quality. we are moderate from the north bay down to the south bay. so if you have any asthma or respiratory problems, that could bother you. the seven-day forecast. we get 70s next three days. then some 60s coming in by this weekend. a system near the coast next monday do offer some showers

and miss thompson with webpage bentley up amongst the booth but even started yet. glove boy, when you mouse storm of is do it out or you mean yeah. was it neil's feel? are you guy of the order? but i would that be careful with will still be stuck with these odd to do. i also use with israel becomes the 1st country to close its borders to all 4 nationals due to a new cobit strain ya micron. the variant is already spreading globally with australia and italy among the latest to detect cases also ahead. my son is down there and get mine as his mother. i feel bad. he's alive. among the stories that shed to the weak scenes of heartbreak as families more and the loss of 51 people in the side in coal mine explosion. several managers and officials have been arrested over 30 days disaster to protest or killed and more than a dozen injured by the french military and new year, according to local authorities. after an army convoy on the way to molly confront.

thompson said earlier in the day that is something that the on the table. ryan nobles, cnn, capitol hill. >>> key law enforcement agencies are sounding the alarm over the potential damage domestic drone strike could do. warning comes from a bulletin obtained by cnn. it says a drone crashed a pennsylvania station was meant to damage the electrical equipment. the damage was the done. it's still not clear who was responsible. it's the first known case of a drone being used to specifically target infrastructure in the u.s. authorities are sending the bulletins to state and local officials to raise awareness about the first-hand and the threats posed by drones. >>> a u.s. air force veteran and founder of p3 tech consulting, joins me now from colorado springs. thanks so much for being here with us. first of all, what more you can tell us about the drone, itself, how it was meant to disrupt the grid. >> reporter: well, from what we understand, it had a bunch of copper wires happening from it. the idea i believe was to cause them to short kirk and damage to the tra

of the thompson research group. i remember you and i like what was it, eight years ago in re rayburn office building in washington d.c. in that closed door congressional sort of panel/hearing talking about -- with defazio of oregon talking about the need for infrastructure andly we're here are you going to take a sick month vacation or what >> i think as we said before, it's like big foot it's talked about a lot but it actually happened this time. and it took the senate and the house and every politician under the sun to sin crow tuesday their ideas to get something going. we can debate about what it took to get there, but the reality is, we have it now >> by this time our viewer s knw you as the infrastructure guru i want to show things why we say that as well it's not just my opinion the numbers match up you were on with us earlier this year, last year and the year before and you were on recommending names that people ignored b back then. summit materials, boring old asphalt companies or use companies. summit mate

bennie thompson said he is wanting to wrap it up by early spring. to do so, they have to get cracking. all eyes are on january 6, even as they wait for the build back better vote. there is nothing really on the calendar right now. there are some suspension votes on the calendar. they kind of put those in as lease keepers to get guys into town and vote on noncontroversial things while they wait for something bigger, the build back better act. they will start in the senate kind of the same thing they will start moving on ndaa. there are a couple nominations for deputies at the treasury and the ag department, but mostly everyone is just in wait and see mode what comes out of this debate over biden's agenda. in the meantime, everyone is talking about biden's polling numbers. it's been a really, really tough couple of months for the administration and for democrats, and so there's a lot at stake here and again they want to switch the conversation from process which is dry and messy and get on to talking about benefits which they hope to get out the door

abuse survivors, including former chimney testified in front of the california state senate, chancey thompson. i currently have an ongoing litigation against usa swimming my coach dead last me for many, many years and i am in support of sb 131 as well. thank you. other witnesses and support? so they came to the hearing supporting the bill, extending the statute, limitations the hall clubs here. okay, from all over the place to come to this meeting. because they don't have justice. they just want justice. they're also on the front row, holding their hands together like they do an olympics. they all bill bounced to one another. supporting the woman that was up justified. i was 8 or 9 years old. the 1st time i felt dred, she had a really hard time getting up there and speaking very difficult to tell her story mixture. very emotional. yeah. does. but the bill was blocked. 5 months later, jerry brown, the governor of california, vetoed it. it was then that the victims learned that there had been frantic lobbying behind the scenes. opponents of the bill included the catholic church and representati

lester >> anne thompson, thank you. >>> also tonight just hours left for cyber monday deals it is a big day for amazon, as you can imagine. how is the online retailer keeping up with demand? jo ling kent with an exclusive inside look, and it comes as the feds call for more answers in the supply chain crisis >> reporter: tonight, the fcc ordering major retailers and grocery chains to turnover new information on supply chain problems the biden administration seeking data from amazon, walmart, tyson, kroger and others to investigate the, quote, causes of empty shelves and sky high prizes the inquiry following a lackluster black friday both in person and online consumers expected to spend up to $11.3 billion online today, which would shatter records. the online deal frenzy comes after disappointing turnout on black friday. in person shopping down nearly 30%. experts blaming the weak numbers on discounts that kicked off in october shoppers making purchasers earlier than usual to avoid delays in the supply chain. in a supply chain crisis, being big has its advantages amazon has its own plane.

abuse survivors, including former gymnast testified in front of the california state senate shanty thompson. i currently have an ongoing litigation against usa swimming my coach dead last me for many, many years. and i am in support of sb 131 as well. thank you. other witnesses and support. so they came to the hearing supporting the bill, extending the statute, limitations the hall clubs here pay from all over the place to come to this meeting because they don't have justice. they just want justice. they're all sound for a rule. holding their hands together like they do an olympics, they all bill bounced to one another supporting the woman that was up justifying. i was 8 or 9 years old. the 1st time i felt dred, she had a really hard time getting up dirt became very difficult to tell her story mixture . very emotional. yeah. does. but the bill was blocked. 5 months later, jerry brown, the governor of california, vetoed it. it was then that the victims learned that there had been frantic lobbying behind the scenes. opponents of the bill included the catholic church and representatives of usa

abuse survivors, including former gymnast testified in front of the california state senate shanty thompson. i currently have an ongoing litigation against usa swimming my coach dead last me for many, many years. and i am in support of sb 131 as well. thank you. other witnesses and support. so they came to the hearing supporting the bill, extending the statute, limitations the hall club, sir. pay from all over the place to come to this meeting. because they don't have justice. they just want justice. they're all sound for a rule. holding their hands together like they do an olympics, they all bill bounced to one another supporting the woman that was up justifying. i was 8 or 9 years old. the 1st time i felt dred, she had a really hard time getting up there and speaking very difficult to tell her story richer. very emotional. yeah. does. but the bill was blocked. 5 months later, jerry brown, the governor of california, vetoed it. it was then that the victims learned that there had been frantic lobbying behind the scenes. opponents of the bill included the catholic church and representatives

chris: coming up, klay thompson in closer and closer returning. plus, samuel sideline. how long deebo >> shot, score! [horn] >> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. chris: the 49ers are the hottest team in the nfc and currently the sixth seed in the playoff picture. on the injury front, fred warner will miss sunday's game in seattle. deebo samuel missed one to two weeks with a groin injury. here is george kittle and jimmy with the team entering the stretch run. >> we have six weeks left of football. a lot can happen in six weeks. we have a hell of a challenge coming up this week, going to a great stadium. a team that people say are struggling whenever we play them, it is a good game. >> we are taking a week by week mentality. it has done well for us. i think we have to keep doing that going forward. chris: russell wilson turning 33 today, looking for a win in washington. j.d. scores from seven yards out. 17-9, football team. final seconds of the fourth, wilson finds a wide open freddie swain. seattle down two so they need the two-point conversion, but the past i

congressman thompson had to step downals the lead plaintiff. barb radio lee is now the lead plaintiff. but when you witness what took place on january 6, is falls squarely on what the framers of the act intended, that members of congress-- senate or house members -- should not be under anatfin violce, that woud ent duty.--wioheer >> banto quickly ask you about the current president. his approval rating among black voters has dipped. 65% approve, 35 purpose disapprove, according to our latest polling. do you believe president biden is living up to the promises he made to black voters? >> still more work to do. i mean, he delivered on many promises. but the key thing for many of my members and people i talk to is voting right protection. and it's a timatto do heir job,g right protections. the house has done their job. the senate must do their job. the president must sign the bill. and i also believe as we progress in this administration, that will be the true tell. we are within a year of the administration. a lot of has been accomplished. there'

this is from thompson and cheney's statement on meadows. it says indeed mr. meadows failed to answer the most basic questions including whether he was using private cell phone to communicate on january 6th and where his text messages from that date are. meadows is possibly using a private cell phone to raise the idea of missing texts as well there. text messages. it seems like no accident that they would include this in their statement. what could be on that phone and why is he using a private phone? >> well, there are -- people in government understand that the official phones they use, the official blackberries in the old days and iphones more recently, those documents are preserved. those communications are preserved and sometimes it's the case that they want to use other devices to have conversations with people around them up to and including the president of the united states and feel more comfortable having conversations that are more dubious and maybe not proper and maybe that would be incriminating on these other devices and so you always want to loo

. >>> january 6 committee chair bennie thompson on what the subpoenas mean and what happens next. >>> the right wing planned to use culture wars and covid to destroy public education in america. >>> as aaron rodgers attempts to end his pr nightmare -- >> i made comments that people might have felt were misleading. >> i will talk to the surgeon general about his new plan to combat vaccine misinformation when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the house committee investigating the january 6 insurrection released another round of subpoenas today targeting a number of high profile allies of former president donald trump. this comes on the heels of the big round handed down yesterday. we will talk to the head of the committee doing all this in just a moment. today's most recent group includes some familiar folks. former press secretary kaley mcanane. now we are learning a set of shocking new details about what this trump alterego john mcentee did and how he ran the united states government. before this, he was actually -- he went viral with this vid

jim and nicole thompson were out ofn town. got word from jim's dad and mom. >> she said, sonia's been killed. we were like,on what? i was shocked. i couldn't believe it. first of't all, you don't thinkf ayo murder in your neighborhood. >> the media was spinning it like,pi justice has finally bee done. the black widow is now gone, fate got her. >> some ofot sonia's relatives also showed is up of what was now a full blown crime scene. >> one was literally waving his hand at the crime scene tape and couldn't wait to tell us what we thought had happened? >> who was that? >> her nephew, eric dela cruz. >> eric dela cruz, a part of her family.er obviously, he was sonia's favorite. >> they treated each other like grandson and 2k3wr7bd mother. >> she talked great of him. she wast proud of him. >> reporter: proud because he was a sailor aboard the uss ronal reagan. he arrived back after tour in asia. the woman he called grandmother had beenia murdered. he told detectives he just knew. >> h he told us that john bordeaux, sonia's son, wa

dan thompson, the local police chief gave a brief statement to the media a short time ago. about a short time ago. liz39pm, a red suv drove into about liz39pm, a red suv drove into the christmas parade we were holding down town. more than 20 individuals were injured as a result of this incident. the waukesha police department has recovered a suspect vehicle, and it is an ongoing investigation. the victims were actually transported from the scene by ambulance, and officers actually transported some of the injured personnel and took them to the hospitals and some victims were transferred by friends or family member to the hospital. a very tragic incident, very chaotic and there is no other threats involved. the scene is now safe. again, it's very chaotic, very tragic incident and my prayers and thoughts go out to family members. that situation still developing _ family members. that situation still developing as _ family members. that situation still developing as we - family members. that situation still developing as we speak - still developing as we speak and for more on t

like chief thompson, i also had an opportunity, i did respond to the incident. got there just a little bit after the chief did, and based on my observations, very, very overwhelmed by the response of the community to this tragedy. people banded together to do the best they could to deal with this incident. last night going out and visiting the fire stations and the people that responded overwhelmingly, our personnel expressed their sincere thanks for everyone who stepped up and assisted with the treatment of the citizens that were injured. again, our heart goes out to the families and the victims of the senseless tragedy. nvd we appreciate all the assistance and support that's been offered to the city of waukesha fire department. >> mayor sean riley. >> thank you. last night we experienced a senseless tragedy. many of us were participants in the parade and witnessed thesew process whatrefighters, partners and so many others sprang into action immediately last night to help the people that were injured. for those of you do not live in waukesha, you need to know t

thompson said there is no evidence this is a terrorist incident. >> we have no information brooks knew anybody in the parade. >> reporter: on social media, brooks, who lives in milwaukee can be seen rapping next to a red s.u.v.. brooks' criminal history dates back to 1999. last year he was charged with three felony gun counts. according to court documents in a domestic abuse incident just earlier this month, brooks intentionally ran over his child's mother with his vehicle. brooks posted a $1,000 bail on november 11. the milwaukee d.a. called the bail inappropriately low today. president biden said he and his family are praying for the suffering. >> an entire community is struggling to cope with the horrific act of violence. >> reporter: now the community is trying to heal after horror came to this year's holiday parade. its theme, comfort and joy. waukesha mayor described the 70,000 as a close community. >> waukesha has held as what can be described as a norman rockwell christmas type of parade for decades. last night the waukesha parade became the scene of an horrific tragedy, last n

infections, government regulators find themselves under growing pressure to okay the extra shots anne thompson now with the breaking details >> reporter: tonight, the federal government playing catch-up with states on who is eligible for a booster shot in an about face the fda could act thursday to authorize pfizer's booster for anyone over 18. this news comes amid a stark warning tonight from vermont where a nation leading 72% of residents are vaccinated >> the pandemic is not over. >> reporter: here covid is making a comeback driving the surge? the unvaccinated >> the data speaks for itself, about three-quarters of vermont's hospitalizations and unvaccinated >> reporter: vermont's two-week case count jumped 60% in fact, across new england the two-week case count is up in every state except connecticut, yet even there the virus is taking a deadly toll at the gear village senior community, a nursing home and rehabilitation center, eight residents died and 89 residents and staff infected since the end of september this despite nearly all having been vaccinated >> the same folks we found are vul

that's been klay thompson's attitude as he works towards a return to the court for the first time in over 2 and a half years and man, it's getting so close. i can just feel it. i can't wait for that night. the santa cruz warriors released some video of clay scrimmaging with the team. and as you can see for clay someone as skilled at him. it's like riding a bike taken the to the hole icu. but hey, i caution be patient. i'd be irresponsible if i didn't remind everyone at home. just how tough it is to do what clay is attempting to do. come back from those 2 traumatic injuries, santa cruz warriors coach seth cooper. he shared his thoughts on clay at practice. he was cleared for full go. >> everything we did was full of 100%. he was going there was no holding them back in the u.s. live stream it to live today in practice. he was totally lives. so there was no point back goes, it was just really what im going. but in experience playing all out and he did that. and he looked really good at doing that. >> a's fans. they've been nervous that there would be a roster fire sale this offseason fo

he spoke with anne thompson. >> bill gates. [ applause ] >> reporter: at the climate change conference, bill gates challenging the world to act >> together we must drive a green innovation revolution. >> reporter: the green industrial revolution that you spoke of, 30 years from now, what does that look like? >> well, it means when you tour a field plant, it won't look the way it does today. the way that beef gets made, the whole agricultural sector would have been changed. >> reporter: can businesses do it on its own? >> well, we need to have a government policy that this activity. unless you can incent it, the idea of just dumping the pollution into the atmosphere, it's simpler, it's cheaper to do it that way. >> reporter: is president biden doing enough to lead on climate change >> we're at a cross roads where these two bills, the infrastructure and reconciliation bills, if those get through, the u.s. will move into a strong leadership role where we'll be using our power of innovation. we'll be creating new industries if those two bills don't get through, i would say the u.s. is very

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