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Grappa to get them drunk so the meat gets tender. >> anthony: its the least you can do. >> jose: exactly. >> anthony: here, right here on joses family farm is where i saw my first animal die. a pig too, this after years and decades of being a chef, serving meat, ordering up my death over the phone at a comfortable distance. up close, it was not so comfortable. >> anthony: i think hes starting to get the bad news. >> jose: and thats their dna, they know whats going to happen, and they know -- >> ...

These backyards are on the brink of burning. tonight, youll hear from the people who live here. who had more than their homes to worry about. the hottest day of our week-long heat wave is winding down. now the cooling will begin. ill have the accuweather forecast. were you hiding the real cost of this project? >> no, we were not hiding the cost. >> tonight, only abc 7 news confros cal trans about why a rural freeway really cost 50% more than what the agency told the public. from up close, ...

About 13 miles south of jackson. the coroner said the woman made a 911 call as she was sinking. in glendora, mississippi, 50 mile south of oxford, a tree crushed a house with a woman inside. so happened, that was the mayor of the village there, his wife. some photos of the destruction from these powerful storms ihis. this is from st. maarten parrish. another shot of the home where the little girl died. the tornado flipped it off the center blocks. that was the base there. up close, some of the k...

President trump. its the comments that he has made about nato, the comments he has made about the european union and its the sort of chaos that you see in his white house. even our allies notice this kind of behavior that national security advisor is a critical position, and it was very chaotic. took a long time contrary to what the vice president said to get him replaced and so i think they are trying to move quickly to get somebody in there. up close working. apparently one of the issues is ca...

Shoot cuts of the candidate up close, which is a normal piece of being on the campaign trail. as i got up there, i was holding my camera. and donald trump in the middle of his speech turned and pointed to me and said -- >> look, here we have nbc. theyre supposed to be back there. but thats okay. >> that was probably the most memorable and definitely the most bizarre interaction. >> one of my favorite moments from the campaign trail happened in new hampshire as governor bush was on a bus tour. it...

Like new hampshire where people would just be able to walk right up to them and ask them the most pressing questions of their lives. >> the kindness of iowa voters was one of my favorite parts of the campaign trail. there was this one time i remember i was at the iowa state fair, very much lost and confused. a farmer came up to me and showed me around, helped me understand where i was inside the pig barn at the time. he said, i want to do this for you because i hope if my son ever goes to new yo...

Of democracy. substantively on the issues, ideologically what donald trump said in the campaign is he will be the president. he had specifics in the campaign. >> nothing has changed. >> he had an on the record interview of "new york times." hes going to look at everything and consult with experts. hes not willing to make policy right now when hes the president-elect. everybody knows donald trump. you know where you stand on the issues with donald trump. they can look at the 100-day vision and re...

With me. youve given yourselves very little room to work in a bipartisan fashion because what youve been telling your constituents is this guys doing all kinds of crazy stuff thats going to destroy america. >> joining me now white house correspondent and washington bureau chief for american urban radio networks and a republican strategist. and april, youve covered presidents, this president up close. the case that he has made is essentially the republican partys sort of core pathology that it is...

And the reality. im not suggesting that were going to agree on everything whether its on health care or energy or what have you, but if the way these issues are being presented by the republicans is that this is some wild-eyed plot to oppose huge government in every aspect of our lives what happens is you guys then dont have a lot of room to negotiate with me. youve given yourselves very little room to work in a bipartisan fashion because what youve been telling your constituents is this guys do...

>> why do you think he did it, then? >> because its in the american language. >> no one says that, jeffrey. >> you dont know enough people. >> donald trump has defended the language he uses and says about women. i dont say things like that. thats not what i do. well, tonight, patty was very offended, and -- >> patty, i love her to death, but shes being politically correct. >> if shes offended, im offended. >> i cant believe what im hearing. >> im sorry. >> were in such a high offense culture tha...