that s at number ones. hello everyone it s high noon in the east 9:00 a.m. out west. welcome to week weekends with alex witt witt . donald trump is expected to speak a short time from now as he continues his campaign pout west and is railing against immigration policy in the u.s. late yesterday in beverly hills trump doubled down on those criticisms. he also took aim at his opponent hillary clinton for supporting sanctuary cities. i think the sanctuary cities are a disgrace. i think it s a disgrace. and most people never even heard about it until the last week. sanctuary cities are a disgrace. and if hillary clinton, who just came out big in favor of sanctuary cities, if she s going to have that she s going to lose the election. let s go to msnbc s amanda sakuma in phoenix, arizona, where mr. trump is expected later today. what kind of a rally are they anticipating there amanda? good day, alex. we re expecting the crowds to swell into the thousands. but not everyone
i was in chicago as the bunny director, bunny mother they called it. he was being interviewed by maggie daly a famous columnist at the trib at the time. after he asked me if i wanted to have lunch. again, i knew him for five years. we had lunch at banquet on a bun. later that afternoon he called me on a private number in my office, i didn t understand how he got that number. but he asked me if i wanted to have dinner the next night. i said sure. he called me that afternoon and said well meet me at the whitehall hotel. so i didn t think anything of it. he was in town doing a comedy show. doing interviews. i met him at the whitehall, i called from downstairs. he said come up to this particular suite. when i went up to the room there were four other men in the room. they were playing cards and smoking cigars. and watching sports. and cosby asked me if i wanted to have a drink. it was 7:30 in the evening. i wasn t much of a drinker.
you met him in 1979. well i was a playboy bunny in great gorge. bill cosby was on the playboy circuit. he performed in all the clubs. i knew him five years even before this situation happened. i was in chicago as the bunny director, bunny mother they called it. he would was being interviewed by maggie daly a famous columnist at the trib at the time. after he asked me if i wanted to have lunch. i knew him five years. we had lunch at banquet on a bun. later that afternoon he called me on a private numberen my office. i didn t understand how he got that number. he asked me if i wanted to have dinner the next night. i said sure. he called me that afternoon and said meet me at the whitehall hotel. i didn t thing anything of it. he was in town. doing a come deshow.dy show. doing interviews. high met him at the whitehall. he said come up to this
tight economy they offer come ons and prices come down while the so-called 1% can maybe wait and do shopping without price concerns. and the rush to buy for less led to violence. more on that in a moment. the promise of lower prices does strange things to people. 15,000 people were waiting at the mall of america for the opening at midnight. 10,000 people lined up at macy s herald square in new york. john yang starts us off this evening. john, good evening. reporter: good evening, brian. black friday started earlier than ever at the stroke of midnight and those extra hours drew some very big crowds. the minute thanksgiving day ended and friday began. i m getting it. reporter: so did the bargain hunting. shoppers jammed stores before the sun was up. across the country many scenes bordered on chaos, but the day was largely incident-free except scattered case of violence. the draw? deals like 42-inch flat screen televisions for under $200. $199. if you can get it here f
dinner. who thought months ago? two notes to pass along for those to get out for black friday. the weather is to be great in most of the country. enjoy that. and some of the occupy protestors could cause a mess, they want you to go to mom and pop stores and not the walmarts, best buys. so curious whether or not that will pan out for them. we ll see how it goes. well, maggie daly, the former first lady of chicago, has died. daly was 68, she battled breast cancer for nine years. she maintained a public role until her husband left office in may after 22 years. mrs. daly passed away last night surrounded by her husband and family members. search crews are still at work in the mountains outside of phoenix trying to recover the victims from the deadly small plane crash. a pilot and three small children along with two co-workers died when their twin-engine exploded in a fireball. the recovery effort has been slow going because of the