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the two have always shared a close bond, as brothers boogie boarding and having fun on the trampoline. though he's only 7, noah has had to learn how to fight. he was born with sickle cell disease. >> very hard to see your child struggling with disease, illness, not feeling well. >> reporter: over time, certain activities the family enjoyed doing together were too risky for noah. >> very cold temperatures and altitude can trigger pain crises in children with sickle cell disease. >> reporter: so when the roysters were told by doctors that a bone marrow transplant would offer noah the best chance for a cure, 10-year-old blake stepped up. >> i wanted my family to be together again. >> reporter: big brother a perfect match. blake telling us he just wanted his brother to get better. >> so noah doesn't have to stay home and he can actually learn how to ski. >> reporter: for noah it would mean three different chemo treatments, transfusions, and long days in the hospital. through it all, blake right there by his brother's side. and this week, after 44 days, noah walking out of the hospital. to

and this morning you're boogying behind the velvet rope too. >> we're the only nightclub in town right now, so you should definitely come to the brooklyn museum and see the show. >> reporter: welcome to studio 54 night magic, an exhibition at the brooklyn museum dedicated to the notorious nyc nightclub. the museum curating a collection of daring and dazzling fashion, photography, film and art bringing disco back to life. >> people come dressed. some have sequins, some have blue eye shadow. >> reporter: celebrating the spectacular rise of studio 54, open for only 33 months hosting disco's most wild parties until its shocking closure in 1980 shut down after its founders were convicted for tax evasion. the first stop on our hustle into history, liza minnelli's custom dresses by halston. >> he installed disco lights in his atelier so that he could see how these dresses were going to look when people went out to dance in them. >> reporter: then there's this showstopper. elizabeth taylor's sapphire and bulgari diamond necklace. >> as a curator you're always proudest of the thing that is most

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you know, the whole socialism, communism boogie man that the republicans made up to win over voters in south florida, it is ridiculous. joe biden was vice president for eight years. did the country become a socialist country, a communist country? absolutely not. i think a lot of folks are really waking up to the reality that the republican party and donald trump especially have exploited our trauma. >> there's nothing american about you, you bunch of comies. >> you're going to go four more years of president trump. >> the truth is what's key about dade county is not who's going to win it but the margins. in fact, obama wins florida in 2012 because he's able to increase his margin among hispanics in dade county and african-americans in dade county. and although he did worse in the rest of the state than he did in 2008 the increase in margin in dade county won it for him. >> trump earned more than half of the cuban-american vote in 2016. do you think anything has changed in the last four years? >> i think he's going to do significant better among cuban-americans. he spent a lot of time w

m ♪ i'm your boogie man, that's what i am ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma." that's going to get you moving on this friday morning. that's a scene from the movie "roll bounce." this morning we have a big celebration of roller skating. it's seeing a huge surge during the pandemic with sales increasing more than 300% for some companies. and did you know -- which george actually told me -- it's actually roller skating month? >> you're welcome. >> yes. george walked in blowing the dust off his skates. it's that time again. >> when's the last time you put roller skates on, michael? >> i don't know if i ever did. maybe i was 10 years old or something. we do have a special performance coming up later. maybe i'm apart of it. >> it's going to be fun. i'm not going to ask you. >> no, i'm not. >> much more ahead on that coming up. >>> the headlines we're following, hurricane delta is closing in on the gulf coast packing a life-threatening storm surge and winds up to 120 miles per hour. highways there packed with residents racing to escape. you can see puppies boarding pl

i'll tell the rest of them, fox news tries to go after you and turn you into some sort of hollywood boogie man, judge jeanine, i got a list of what they say and none other than donald trump himself. how do you take that and what do you say to other people who may agree with you in whatever field, arts or otherwise and say gosh, look how they are going at her, i don't want to get involved? >> i obviously was very sort of taken aback when i started being the focus of those kinds of attacks, but very quickly, i just put it into perspective. no one is going to silence my voice, and i have a right as much as any other american citizen to express my views and if they don't agree or they don't like it, you know, that's fine. i'm not interested in changing their minds, and i just would say to anybody, you know, just if you see something that feels wrong that you feel like should be made better, then do something. use your voice. use your actions, you know, take steps. >> i love that. they say on the new york subways when it applies to democracy itself, if you see something, say something and the t

campaign with this i'm great time getting back out there mentality that the president is best when he has boogie man when he has people to push against when he has created this kind of identity politics that he can move forward in attack sprayed with an economic message he's taken all of that off the table and now he's going to debate he's not going to debate is going to go out on the campaign trail. it's the and even that stuff that and the lack of a message that frustrates his team and frustrates the white house. >>the mckeown about everything from the next week's confirmation hearings for amy coney barrett to whether we will see another presidential debate will hear more from him tonight on kron and you can see the entire interview on kron on just staying. so much. >>now president trump says he will be holding an in person event in washington and also a rally in florida this weekend. this is according to white house officials. the president will be addressing a crowd from the white house balcony. the president is supposed to be talking about peaceful protests. and also law and order the white

now it's being all reframed because, again, donald trump, bill barr, are using antifa as the boogie man and it's making the proud boys look like they're fighting a noble fight. >> so many moving pieces, but we appreciate you walking us through it. thanks very much. >>> it is the top of the hour. i'm joshua johnson. good to be with you tonight from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is the week. >>> thanks for making time for us. we have plenty to big into this hour, including conflicting messages from the white house physician and sources inside the administration about president trump's health. he tweeted a new video tonight, the apparently in good spirits. >> i had no choice because i just didn't want to stay in the white house. i was given that offer -- stay in the white house, lock yourself in, don't ever leave. don't even go to the oval office. just stay upstairs and enjoy it. don't see people, don't talk to people, and just be done with it. and i can't do that. i had to be out front. and this is america. this is the united states. this is the greatest country in the world. t

so against joe biden so all of that effort that trump has made to try and make joe biden this real boogie man and real negative for people, that is not what is getting his supporters out to the polls. >> nia, what is interesting about that is it's not a surprise that trump supporters are more enthusiastic about him than they are against biden. but, unfortunately, for president trump, enthusiasm doesn't mean your vote counts more. >> right. >> right? like if you're voting against trump as proofed for biden that vote counts as much as a guy with 15 banners and lawn signs in his yard. >> i think that's right. one of the reasons we sort of track this enthusiasm and who is supporters are more enthusiastic. but really it's who has the most supporters. who has the people who want to come out whether it's against the other candidate or for the candidate they are going to vote for, doesn't matter because it counts in these states are important and we have seen, so far, that this anti-trump feeling that is in this country has taken hold among many, many more groups than donald trump expected at the

because she has the personal story that allows for this, was to say i'm not just the kind of conservative boogie woman if you will that democrats are warning about. i'm a mom, i'm a wife, i've dop -- i have adopted children, those are very much part of who she is, which in another section, somebody was talking to her about the fact that yes, she can believe what she wants to believe about being an originalist, looking at starry dies is, all those things, but at the end of the day a judge or justice is a human that brings certain things from his or her background into the decision-making process, whether they want to admit it in a confirmation hearing or not. >> and it is part of the play book. if appointed by a democratic president, you quote the republican nominees before you saying i can't call balls and strikes, talk about specific cases, if appointed by a republican president as judge barrett is, nia, she talked about judge kagan said, justice ginsburg said. she said it is not the law of amy, it is the law of the american people. trying to say i'm calling them like i see them. i have no prec

now it's being all reframed because, again, donald trump, bill barr, are using antifa as the boogie man and it's making the proud boys look like they're fighting a noble fight. >> so many moving pieces, but we appreciate you walking us through it. thanks very much. >>> it is the top of the hour. i'm joshua johnson. good to be with you tonight from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is the week. >>> thanks for making time for us. we have plenty to big into this hour, including conflicting messages from the white house physician and sources inside the administration about psi

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( boogie-woogie ) ♪ >> stephen: jon batiste. thank you, jon. >> jon: hello! >> stephen: my first guest tonight is a tonight is a political analyst, author, and the host of "the reidout" on msnbc. please welcome, joy reid. joy, thanks for being here. >> it's great to be here, stephen, hello. >> stephen: you have done something very few people have done. you have launched a new television show in the middle of the pandemic. >> yeah. >> stephen: so you actually have to organize staff and everything remotely. is this a challenge? >> luckily, i like being at home. i went for the opening of the show into the studio for 30 rock. it was deserted, so we did a deserted opening shoot. other than that, we launched it in my basement which is fine with me because afterwards i can go upstairs and go to bed. >> you and joe biden, both winning from the basement. >> that's how we do it. >> stephen: 2020, i'll see you in the basement. now, okay, so what has been -- this is kind of an obvious question here, but there are so many stories going on at once. what is the central stor

i have addressed joins us now live from a boogy how did the process look now. well it's been clear to in the past 24 hours although calm has been restored in lagos and a border yesterday we saw how the 3rd with knives and clubs attacked protesters on the streets of the capital abuja. this morning we also heard or see in reports of. 3rd attacking demonstrators in the commercial capital lagos that has been calmed down now after the police intervened and protests just regrouping right now for more protests in in lagos state in abuja here the authorities have banned street protests but not before hundreds of protesters marched to the parliament to try to voice their concerns about rising insecurity about it types by police about an end to police brutality what we've seen over the past few days is that government has given into some of these demands by disbanding the police unit accused of these across it is the special interest group scored and replaced it just 2 days ago with another outfit called swat and protest to senate convenes that the government has them we

-lemonis: let's boogie. laurie: all righty. ♪ lemonis: okay, so the reason i brought you guys to highland park... -corey: okay. -lemonis: ...is because i want to show you something. -corey: okay. sure. lemonis: i'm taking corey and laurie to highland park where i own a big warehouse. and today, i'm using it to sell off-price merchandise in the fashion industry, but i've always had bigger plans for it, and i think this business may be a perfect fit. this is just an overflow warehouse that i use to bring things in and out and process returns from online businesses here. corey: wow. beautiful building. lemonis: yeah, isn't it gorgeous? it'd make a really cool bagel factory. corey: it would. -laurie: are you kidding me? -lemonis: no. -laurie: am i allowed to scream? -lemonis: you can scream. laurie: because i'm being serious, it would be amazing. lemonis: my idea for this building is to build a big commissary -- bagel factory, bagel chips -- the ability to do all of it here -- bag it. they're gonna start rippi

become people are going to invade their suburbs and that senator cory booker is going to be the sort of boogie man that she should be afraid of. none of that has worked. and so he's trying the strategy, it might be all that is left, but what i think is really interesting about those two clips back to back like that is that president trump is literally -- he is embodying the thing that is making it hard for him to appeal to women voters and also making it hard for him to appeal to older voters, to seniors, by holding these kinds of rallies in which you can clearly see outside of the people standing directly behind him in the audience no mask wearing, mass event, the kind of super spreader event that people have been warning about and that is what is teeing up joe biden to just simply say, hey, i'm not going to do that thing. and i think that that's why those two clips back to back really kind of tell the whole story of this campaign right now. >> abby phillip, laura coates, great to have you both. have a wonderful morning. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> good to see you guys. >>> so new york wa

. ♪ i want to put on ♪ my boogie shoes ♪ and boogie with you ♪ ♪ whoa! ♪ i feel good ♪ i knew that i would, now ♪ i feel good ♪ get a dozen double crunch shrimp for one dollar with any steak entrée. only at applebee's. will: vernon jones criticizing his own party. one says that's only because he is a black man he is drawn to president trump's quote toxic masculinity. when jones told me trump is a strong man and a man's man. i felt erased as a black woman. to say liken the hurdles trump has faced facing black boys and men is not a rational comparison. these black men ignore the way trump attacks one side of their identity, their race and clings to another, their gender. here to respond is democratic georgia's state representative and black voices for trump advisory board member vernon jones. first, vernon, thanks for being here. i just read you what that op-ed had to say but and your support for president trump. what do you have to say in return. >> first of all, i think anybody in their right mind know that joe biden has a history of hanging out

decision came down, several top republicans were criticizing john roberts who has become sort of this boogie man for them even though he was of course appointed by former president george w. bush. he sided with liberals in this decision and it's a split court currently, but it raises the possibility amy coney barrett is supposed to be voted out of committee later on this week and republicans are racing to put her on the bench before election day. president trump has been pretty transparent about why he wants that to happen because that could potentially swing the balance when, you know, further decisions like this may end up reaching the supreme court if in fact the electoral college state of play is not clear coming out of election night. >> how revealing that republicans and so-called conservatives are attacking john roberts for allowing all votes to be counted in the age of covid. if that is your position, you are actually no conservative. you're trying to get people to go out and vote and, you know, you're trying to stop as many people as you can from having their votes counted in pennsy