shine for the rest of your life tamron: according to the broadway league, they say the next guest on tamron hall show, the first mother-daughter duo to appear on broadway at the same time. each starring in the hottest ticket shows this holiday season. lachanze is in a christmas carol and hit her daughter celia rose gooding is in the brand-new musical jagged little pill . it but they are here with us today. please welcome lachanze and celia. [applause] did someone call you and say, fun fact, you ve made history? how did you learn this? it was quite similar to that. we know of so many other broadway performance that have been parents and children working but we didn t know anyoe that identity together so i was actually very surprised that we were the first mother and daughter leading on broadway. tamron: how does it feel this to make this type of history, especially broadway history? it s thrilling. tamron: you got great jean jeans. it s incredibly excit
it s called evidence [ laughter ] in president trump s letter, he accused nancy pelosi of declaring open war on american democracy and said, quote, you do not know, nor do you care the great damage and hurt you have inflicted upon wonderful and loving members of my family. this letter is bonkers [ light laughter ] i don t even know how to describe the tone of it. i guess if you took the most privileged white lady ever and gave her a whole bottle of wine and then asked her to write a yelp review of a restaurant that made her wait 40 minutes for a table and then got her order wrong twice. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause president trump campaign is reportedly planning to spend almost $400,000 this week on anti-impeachment ads, which seems unnecessary when the best anti-impeachment ad has as office down the hall [ laughter ] according to officials, president trump believes that the more he repeats something, the more likely his supporters are to believe it. though there are
this morning, surprise findings from polling in the battleground states that could decide the race. how the impeachment investigation is impacting voters on both sides and what the president is saying about it. those stories, plus, chilling plot, an alleged white supremacist accused of planning to bomb a colorado synagogue, inside the undercover sting that led to his first. screen time warning, what those digital devices are doing to your child s brain, stunning results from a first of its kind study that will make you think twice about handing your phone to your child. and on the prowl, a black cat dashes on to the field and interrupts monday night football game. he s walking to the 3, he s at the 2. and let s just say the announcers handled it perfectly. the cat runs into the end zone. that is a touchdown! today, tuesday, november 5th, 2019. from nbc news, this is today with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hey, e
and by contributions by your pbs stations from viewers like you. i am delighted to have leslie odom jr. on this program, he is best known of the role aaron burr, he s focus on film project and music. he just released his deluxe edition, you can see him in theaters on the oregon express. oh, you are a busy brother. some of the videos for christmas walts. santa is on his way and still staying with me and think for you and for me when the world falls in love as we say merry christmas, may your new year s dreams come true that voice of yours, how old were you when you knew this was your gift? i still don t know. [ laughter ] if you don t know by now you ain t never going to know. i was singing since i was a kid and when i was a teenager, i got serious about it and you know how it is, when i was singing in philly, i was singing with singers. yeah, there were no musical theaters to speak of in philly. i was always the worst in class, you know what i mean? it w
and bill of milenda gates foundation and by contributions of pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. please welcome jaime merisotis, it is great to have you on the program. thank you for having me. why 60% and why 2025 and is it doable? first of all, it is definitely doable and 60% comes to the fact that two-thirds of the jobs created today requires a college education and some of a secondary or a certificate or education. and places like korea and canada, they are at or above 60%. i think we can get there. 2025 because the nature of work changes so fast in the novel of economy and we ll accelerate our progress increasing post secondary team and if we are able to keep up the changing nature of work. today we got a long way to go. for the country, you listed a couple of the all mighty u.s. why are they ahead of us? they have invested in higher education and that s an important issue for us is that we have challenges in the united states today with affordabi