this is tom brokaw reporting. but in no time, the most challenging year of my professional life. >> these feel like really tumultuous times. but we have lived through even more difficult and more tumultuous times. you've had the opportunity to sit in the seat of it. i mean was there a more tumultuous time than 1968? i remember it was a horrible, horrible year. >> vietnam. the deaths of martin luther king jr. and rfk. but some of the best stories were there all along. they just needed to be told. >> is there a tangible strategy, a philosophy, a lesson that we can take from the greatest generation and what they went through? >> a very big difference between then and now. >> i think what troubles me most of all is that the combatants in uniform represent less than 1% of the population. >> there's no draft. >> and the rest of us sit back and say, well here's a sign at the airport. welcome home. >> thank you for your service, we need to say somehow, now, watch me do my service. the service needs to go both ways. >> it

. [ cheers and applause ] tom brokaw. this sunday nbc is airing a a special, highlighting his 50 years at the network. isn't that an amazing 50 years? [ applause ] tom began his career in a a bygone era when the news people watched was actually true. [ applause ] and its' -- fascinating. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: fascinating. but here's what people are talking about, you guys. yesterday, president trump announced that he will pay for the border wall by placing a a 20% tax on mexican imports, like avocados. [ audience boos ] which explains why every super bowl party this year, will have a a bouncer guarding the guacamole. [ laughter and applause ] i don't see your name on the list. and this morning, trump and mexican president enrique pena nieto reportedly spoke on the phone for an hour. trump said, "i called him collect. so, they're already paying for the wall. [ laughter ] they don't even know." [ applause ] i also saw that senator lindsey graham responded to president trump's proposal for an import tax to make mexico pay

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tom brokaw nbc news at the great wall. >> tom brokaw has been there for some of the biggest stories of our time. this weekend, nbc news is looking back and celebrating his 50 years on the air. and we're pleased to say tom brokaw is joining us now. thanks so much for your time and what a huge milestone. we appreciate you being here. >> well, jim, it's really been a kind of nostalgic and emotional time for me to reflect to everything that's occurred in the last half century. >> this two hour special we should point out, not just a look back at your career. you sit down with people like john stewart, tom hanks, oprah winfrey to discuss the key issues facing our nation right now. on your anniversary you're not sitting back and putting your feet up. you're working to get those answers, what did they tell you? >> well, the idea was to create, if you will, a national dialogue. there's a lot of concern in the country right now that we've broken ourselves up into several parts. everybody's responsible. it's been my crusade to try to find ways people can talk to each other again. i go across the

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you can see much more on tom's career tonight in a two-hour nbc special, "tom brokaw at nbc news: the first 50 years" at 9:00 p.m. central. tom will be joined by tom hanks, among others. this week we highlight another life lived. ♪ you're going to make it after all ♪ >> what seems routine today was revolutionary in 1970 when mary tyler moore introduced a character who was a single working woman in a man's business, fighting for equal pay and open about her sexual independence. moore's cultural impact can be measured in the tributes she received this week from the women she inspired, like oprah winfrey who said of her hero, she was a symbol of what couldn't be done. tina fey said she developed her show "30 rock" by watching episodes of "mary tyler moore." and our own andrea mitchell of nbc news said moore influenced her career more than any other tv model. moore won seven emmys for her tv work. she was nominated for a best oscar in her film "ordinary people." she was the face of the juvenile diabetes research foundation. she had lived with diabetes since her diagnosis in 1970. mary

nbc news special correspondent former nightly news anchor tom brokaw is going to join me. president obama's legacy and the transfer of power that's going to take place two days from now. here's a look back at a past transfer of power, 1989, george h.w. bush replacing ronald reagan. >> and god bless the united states of america. [ applause ] >> president george bush the first speech of his administration. what he described as the front porch of democracy. saying good-bye to his predecessor and benefactor, ronald reagan. la quinta presents "how to win at business." step one: suck on and point decisively with the arm of your glasses. it is no longer eyewear, it is your wand of business wizardry. abracadabra. you've just gone from invisible to invincible. step two: before your meeting, choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly so you can prepare to win at business. book now at lq.com 90% of the world's largest supercomputers run on intel? that means you can take a universe of data - in your case literally - and turn it into

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tom brokaw nbc news at the great wall. >> the two hour special, tom brokaw will share conversations about the stories and issues he's covered over the years. he says the one that troubles him most of all is race relations. >> it's the biggest issue in my life, frankly, it really is. you know, i get emotional. i think mostly because of all the good things have happened to me and when i do say that if i'd been one shade darker i wouldn't have gotten any of those jobs at that time. >> i had the chance to speak with trombrokaw. we'll have that interview coming up at 5:00. don't miss tom brokaw, the first 50 years, the two hour special starts sunday at 9:00 p.m. >>> definitely something to see and look forward to for this weekend. >> still going strong. >> absolutely he is. >> great to talk with him. more on that at 5:00. glenn, how about our weather? >> well, it's back to winter. we haven't seen a whole lot of that this winter. the clouds that we've seen, here's a live shot at cape may have kept the temperature down today. 42 in atlantic city. 41 in philadelphia. those are fairly average for

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tom brokaw is celebrating 50 years. he's been a regular on "meet the press" and was a moderator. so he's the bridge that connects these two celebrations. tom, you've been thinking about all of this a lot, your career, the span of it all. what's it all mean to you? >> well, one of the things i'm thinking this morning is the first time i appeared on "meet the press" was a sunday morning after the saturday night massacre. "meet the press" was always the high church of washington talk shows. i'm very happy to report, and i can do this in a completely nonpartisan fashion, you have maintained that standard all along. i think what we're seeing once again is the importance of a dynamic dialogue in this country about what's going on. i've seen a lot of transitions. i've never seen one quite as seismic as this one. so many plates are in motion internationally, domestically and otherwise. and it's going to require i think on the part of the press, those of us who do this, a kind of patience, if you will, and taking the long view. >> it's interesting when we talk about the press and we talke

a man who covered watergate for us, tom brokaw who is celebrating his first 50 years at nbc news. he joins us as we here at "meet the press" kick off our first celebration. 70 years on the air. >>> back now with the panel. we just spoke with a democrat, doris. what's interesting there, is as far as the white house is concerned they have another idea of who the opposition party is. here's donald trump from earlier this week in an interview with the christian broadcasting network. >> i think the media is the opposition party. the dishonesty, the total deceit and deception makes them certainly partially the opposition party. absolutely. i think they're much more capable than the opposition party. the opposition party is losing badly. >> what do you think the president's doing here, doris? is by highlighting the media as the opposition party is it a way of de-legitimizing the democrats each more? >> they are nothing. i don't have to worry about them, i just worry about the media. the concern i have about the democrats right now is they have to analyze honestly why they lost and they d

. >>> coming up tom brokaw celebrating 50 years with nbc news. he was there on the ground reporting on some of the world's biggest stories. we're going to take a look back at his long career. >>> would you believe that tom brokaw has been with nbc news for an astounding 50 dwreerz? >> reporting live from the berlin wall famously and all over the world. obviously he's had a long storied career. tom has intimate conversations with prominent americans about stories and issues he has covered over the years, really decades, and continues to cover. tom now looks back on stories that affected him the most. >> in 50 years as an nbc news correspondent, i have reported on some of the most momentous events of our time. live from the berlin wall. you know how important phone are. tom brokaw, nbc news at the great wall. i first went to beijing in 1975 with president ford. by 1989, china was changing and chinese students demanded more freedom. today we received our first complete videotapes of the carnage. china's leaders unleashed the army on tina minute squa

tom, thank you, sir. remember, a special broadcast, tom brokaw at nbc n 9:00, 8:00 central. who needs football? you have brokaw. no football, brokaw. that's all we have for today. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> you can see more "endgame and post game" sponsoreded by boeing on the "meet the press" facebook page. by boeing on the "meet the press" facebook page. bp engineers use robotic ultrasound technology, so they can detect and repair corrosion before it ever becomes a problem. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better.

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tom brokaw: a sisign of transitn at the white house today, moving vans. reporter: inauguration day of course means moving day over at 1600 pennsylvania ave reporter: they're going to begin unpacking the white house today tom brokaw: the presidential transition ends on wednesday with bill clinton moving reporter old: the white house will be readied over the next two hours to receive reporter: the historic moment of the inauguration is fast approaching. it's the obama family moving into a new house. narrator: it's the most famous address in america -- 1600 pennsylvania avenue. [ helicopter blades whirring ] brian williams: we're gonna switch live to the white house where one of the unique aspects of american tradition is taking place. narrator: but the residents only have a four-year lease. transitions in the white house are just a matter of course, are a matter of life. it's a function of our democracy.

. >>> tv legend tom brokaw is celebrating 50 years with nbc news. tomorrow night he'll take a look back at his half century career. >> i'm from the berlin wall. >> a television microphone. you know how important symbols are in politic, mr. secretary. >> tom brokaw, nbc news at the great wall. >> during the two hour special brokaw will share intimate conversations with prominent americans about the stories and issues he's covered over the years. he says tissue that troubles him the most of all is race relations. >> it's the biggest issue in my life, frankly. it really is. you know, i get emotional. i think mostly because of all the good things that have happened to me and when i do say that if i had bean shade darker i wouldn't have gotten any of those jobs at that time. >> you can see tom brokaw at nbc the first 50 years tomorrow night. the two hour special starts at 9:00 in the evening. >>> before leave you this morning one last look at our weather. not looking bad out there. >> it's not bad look outside. sun starting to pick up. what we're looking

we'll celebrate tom brokaw and his first 50 years at nbc news. today friday, january 27th, 2017. >> narrator: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1 a. >> natalie wrapping up her week filling in for savannah. no one has been there and done we look forward to catching up with him. >> we're so happy to be able to celebrate along with him, 50 amazing years. >> and we let good to that. let us start though with our top story. the growing battle over who is going to pay for that wall between the united states and mexico. the topic is sure to come up during president's first face-to-face meeting with a foreign leader today. that is britain's prime minister. our team has it all covered. and we will talk to a very vocal poep of t oppt former mexican president fox. >> reporter: today's meeting with theresa may will cap what has already been a frenzied first week of activity here at the white house. the president will aim to solidify what he calls a special relationship with britain after triggering a diplomat

. >> also, tom brokaw is celebrating 50 years with nbc. he was there on the ground reporting on some of the world's biggest stories. a look back at his long career. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> we're back on today in the bay. your time now is 7:28. a live look outside at the transamerica building as the sun rises there in san francisco. a beautiful day to be out, but if you are out, make sure you bring some extra layers because it is a chilly start to the morning. good sunday morning. thank you for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen. vianey arana is here to look at the microclimate forecast. a good day to get outside. we were outside yesterday. definitely cold, but if you'r

tom brokaw at nbc news, the first 50 years airs tonight at 9:00/8:00 central. who needs football? you've got bro kau. that's all we have for today. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >> you can see more end game in post game, sponsored by boeing, on the "meet the press" facebook page. by boeing on the "meet the press" facebook page. >>> very good sunday to you. we're going to get your voice and it could be heard here in real-time. today we want your pulse on breaking news. we are closely watching several major cities across the country where demonstrations are taking place, including hartford, connecticut. protesters are voicing their anger over president trump's executive order banning immigrants from seven predominantly muslim countries, despite a federal court order blocking that order,

and more on tom brokaw's 50 years on nbc. and harry smith. >> you were close there, talking. >> we were. we had a tight lunch table in l.a. >> leslie mann is so fun to talk to. hilarious. >> i was there four minutes to do the interview. >> i'll forgive you this time. but not next time. >> thank you for being here this week. a safe trip home. >> thanks for having me. >>> we're b i'm ... ==topvo== authorities this mni are rol searchi for a bank >>> good friday morning. 88:56. i'm sam brock. authorities this morning are still searching for a bank robber who evaded officers and prompted a manhunt yesterday in the santa cruz mountains. deputies released a surveillance image of the robbery, saw it a second ago. that chase started yesterday morning, just before 11:00 after he robbed a bank of america in scotts valley. then went north as the pursuit brought traffic to a stand still on highway 17. the robber eventually abandoned his car along the highway and took off into the woods. he popped up hours later inside the woman's house in

and more on tom brokaw's 50 years on nbc. and harry smith. >> you were close there, talking. >> we were. we had a tight lunch table in l.a. >> leslie mann is so fun to talk to. hilarious. >> i was there four minutes to do the interview. >> i'll forgive you this time. but not next time. >> thank you for being here this week. a safe trip home. >> thanks for having me. >>> we're b >>> good morning. i'm roz mary connors and just a few minutes before 9:00 on this friday. meteorologist bill henley has the forecast. >> yes, it is cooler at the suburbs and new jersey, sunshine is fading. the temperatures have been dropping slowly and now 39 degrees in the suburbs. we will get some breaks of sunshine in the day, but it is going to stay breezy. afternoon temperatures in the 40s in is the suburbs and philadelphia and the lehigh valley and delaware will feel like they are in the 30s. >> francesca is watching the traffic. >> yes are, we are watching the schuylkill again and our camera is focusing to be montgomery traffic. if you are on th

tom brokaw joins me now. first of all congratulations. i was so moved watching you on "today" this morning. you say the things that are most important to you after your first 50 years when you look back over the arc of this remarkable career, the most important takeaway as you said was that if you had been two shades darker, none of this would have happened. >> well, andrea, when i've been in a reflective mood obviously about the great life that i've had, the wonderful family i've been involved with and my passion about reporting on this country, where we started and where we are now and the fact of the matter is it's still a great country and i think even if you talk to the most enthusiastic of the donald trump supporters they'll acknowledge when you put the facts before them we're so much better off than anywhere else in the world and i think that a lot of that we owe to what i call the greatest generation. >> that's something that tom hanks and you talked about. let's show a bit of that conversation from the "dateline" special. >> well

. >>> on the historic night like this, there's no one better to turn to than tom brokaw. tom, america first was part of the message we heard today. where does that come from, and where does that lead us? >> well, steve bannon, who is one of his principle advisers on the message he wants to get out there, has already said today this was exactly what we wanted to do. the speech was short on eloquence, long on bombast, it was america first. and they think that they have got to change this country into what is called ethnonationalism. get back to less diversity, more about america, less about operating the global economy. we'll see how it plays. the fact is that this world now is interconnected in ways that it never has been. in my lifetime or in yours or in the history of the world, because of the way it works. but you cannot underestimate donald trump's ability to reach so many americans who feel the same way. we heard it today on the mall, we heard it from people saying i love that speech. others were, i think, very disappointed that it didn't have what you call the poetry

. >> tom brokaw started his career at nbc news 50 years ago and tom joins us at the top of the hour ahead of this sunday's new prime time special featuring men from his unparaeled career. also ahead a border adjustment is said to be on the buffet of options to get mexico to pay for trump's promised wall along the border. former president of mexico vicente fox reacts and he'll join us after this. are you getting this? these numbers are off the charts... sir! what's the status? there's a meteor hurtling towards earth. how long until impact? less than a minute. what do you want to do, sir? listen carefully... if we all switch to geico we could save 15% or more on car insurance. i like the sound of that. geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. bp engineers use robotic ultrasound technology, so they can detect and repair corrosion before it ever becomes a problem. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. th...oh, baked-on alfredo?e. because safety is never being satisfied. ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada.

there's a reason that tom brokaw and richard angle have known about it. it was an unsubstantiated claim, and if the new standard from one news organization last night wants to put it out there and let the people decide, that's crazy. >> here's the nugget that will come into question. the two-page summary, first reported by cnn was presented as an appendix to the intelligence agencies report with the alleged russian hacking, and we don't know whether that was true whether it was presented to him or not. >> we don't know that to be true, but that has been reported by the new york times and the "washington post" reported it. >> it's based on the cnn report. >> no. >> let me read because we have an answer to that. the chief of american intelligence agencies present donald trump and president obama with reports where there are two officials of the briefing said, and if the new york times put that in their lead i suspect "the new york times" has verified that part of the story. later they talk about cnn, and the thing is, though, it's important for people who n

tom brokaw it is always an honor when you are on the set. >> i have been watching. you have a lot of work ahead of you. we all do, by the way, i think it will be -- wopt i don't want to use the word exciting but interesting and it will require the best involvement of all of the citizens in this country to decide who we are, where we want to go and how we get there, whoever the president and the president right now is donald trump and he will be for the foreseeable future. people have to decide how do we deal with that reality. it is not enough to sit back and mock him or hold your head. you have to figure out how to deal with it. that includes us as well. >> there's never been a better time to have a job like this. i've -- >> tom brooe brokaw, thank you for being here, my friend. >> back to mccormick place, the site of president obama's speech. chris jansing is joining us now. i know you have been there tonight in that remarkable hall. we have had the visual on the whole night watching the president and vice president and their families do this rope line, the kind o

tom brokaw it is always an honor when you are on the set. >> i have been watching. you have a lot of work ahead of you. we all do, by the way, i think it will be -- wopt i don't want to use the word exciting but interesting and it will require the best involvement of all of the citizens in this country to decide who we are, where we want to go and how we get there, whoever the president and the president right now is donald trump and he will be for the foreseeable future. people have to decide how do we deal with that reality. it is not enough to sit back and mock him or hold your head. you have to figure out how to deal with it. that includes us as well. >> there's never been a better time to have a job like this. i've -- >> tom brooe brokaw, thank you for being here, my friend. >> back to mccormick place, the site of president obama's speech. chris jansing is joining us now. i know you have been there tonight in that remarkable hall. we have had the visual on the whole night watching the president and vice president and their families do this rope line, the kind o

. >>> journalism ledge end tom brokaw has been with nbc news for the last 50 years. >> hard to believe it. >> on sunday, he's taking a look back during a two-hour special. he will share intimate conversations about the stories and issues he's covered over the years and continues to cover. he brings us this preview. >> he was a charismatic -- >> in 50 years as an nbc correspondent, i reported on some of the most momentous events of our time. >> live from the berlin wall. >> that's a television microphone. >> you know how important politics are, mr. secretary. >> at the great wall. >> i first went to beijing in 1975 with president ford. by 1989, china was changing and chinese students demanded more freedom. >> we've received our first complete videotapes of the carnage. china's leaders released the army -- >> rigged a hidden camera on the back of his bike and we rode with the people of beijing into the heart of the capital. >> rode up and tickled the ones on the camera. we got the footage out of there at that time. >> i could have been shot. >> mr. president, my question is this. aren't

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. >> that is tom brokaw, of course. he is celebrating 50 years with nbc news. tonight tom looks back on those stories that impacted him the most. our two-hour special tonight at 9:00 p.m., you can watch right here on nbc bay area. there are few people that have had a career in the news business like that. >> it's neat to see him back then and all wait through. now with a last look at the weather. >> we're looking at chilly temperatures, maybe patchy fog or frost tomorrow morning, but look at the highs tomorrow. around san jose, upper 60s. it might temporarily make you think we jumped into spring until wednesday and thursday arrived. the wind and rain making a comeback, gusty at times. then we should see skies clear friday afternoon into next weekend. so mid-week timing on that storm and then next weekend should be another dry one with more sunshine. >> it's not going to remind us of the last one. >> no, not as much, but still some gusty winds. >> thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. >> you'll be back here at 11:00, i hope. >> with the xfinity tv app, anything

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. >> what a moment for tom brokaw. ahead of a very special anniversary. we celebrate brokaw's first 50 years with nbc news with a look at his most memorable reports. it airs sunday at 9:00, 8:00 central. it airs right here on nbc. >> what a life and career. i look up to him and so inspirational. >> first time i saw him in this building i'm sure everybody agrees you have that moment when you come across him in the halls. >> this super bowl will feature the best in stats but also the best in looks. dr. summers conducted a study asking people to judge random men they don't know were in the nfl and rate them on a scale of 1 to 10. here's how the super bowl finalists ranked. tom brady finished in second while atlanta qb matt ryan finished 17th. kansas city chiefs took home the top spot in the pro bowl. >> maybe they like the beard and mustache. i would think tom brady would be number one. >> something about having those good looks and growing up with them. perhaps being a leader on the field as well. >> still to come, kellyanne conway, this time her interview

. >> tom brokaw celebrating 50 years. sunday night we have a two-hour special. news tonight. cheers, controversy and condemnation as president trump signs an order temporarily restricting entry to the u.s. from several muslim countries. amid a firestorm. what's in the plan? >>> critical divide -- is the president about to ease sanctions on russia and putin? britain's prime minister says don't. and tonight powerful republican senators issue a warning to mr. trump. >>> flu outbreak, now widespread in 37 states. worse than this time last year. a mean season hitting american families and schools hard. >>> the price you pay to keep your pets happy and healthy. are you paying too much?

a program note, "tom brokaw's 50th anniversary special" will air tonight on nbc. >>> thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. >>> welcome to special presentationf i'm larry michael. right here on nbc4. we kicked off a show about more than redskins exploits on the field but more about life off the field and the series featured two large men with large personalities. offensive line man and defensive line man chris baker. tonight, we'll show you their entire story inside their homes but first, the latest on the redskins. early this week, the new coordinators were named. greg manusky and matt cavanaugh to the oc job and talked about the changes. >> very good coaches. i learned a lot of football and i think we could have gone a lot of different ways. >> i'm excited. i think the process was interviewed a decent amount of guys. i'm excited about getting this group of men together and playing as one unit. >> i think he valued t