red wave stops here in nevada. that doesn't matter to the folks here in the crowd. they're in a good mood. it looks like donald trump may be heading to the white house. that has the folks out here very happy. over on the senate side as you're hearing joe heck may not be as lucky. looks like catherine cortez-masto out to a lead here. heck and masto were locked in a bruising battle. republicans still will retain control of the house even though it appeared heck may b to masto. even though that's happening, heck losing to masto possibly, g.o.p. will -- i should say g.o.p. may also be in control of white house. folks here couldn't be happier. we're awaiting for joe heck to come down. we're told that could happen at any moment. when that does happen, we'll bring that to you. live at the south point, christopher king, 13 action news. >> this is breaking election news just into our newsroom from new york city, john podesta is supporters there right now to head hope saying several states are too close to call not asking those people to stay up and wait on those returns. tha

get over here and judge this thing here. oh, no, you're not getting me involved in a family argument. come on. come on, irene. oh, come on, irene, please? because we have to go. come on, this won't take long. just sit right down. get out of here, youse two! now you listen to this and you tell me if stretch cunningham ain't the funniest guy you ever heard. hey, hey. don't prejudice her. what are you talking about prejudice? stretch cunningham's a white guy. now... stretch [on tape recorder]: hi, everybody! this is stretch cunningham talking. you know how you can tell when an elephant's been in the refrigerator? you find his footprints in the butter! ha ha! ha! ha ha ha! huh? i'll get your door fixed in just a few minutes, edith. michael: come on, gloria. let's go. come on, irene. that was a funny joke. hey, ma, have a nice time in scranton. thanks. bye, daddy. [laughs] i got the sandwiches! [laughing] we'll see you tomorrow night if you're still up when we get home. have a good time in the woods. say hello to the pinko patrol

each piece here represents a part of him. what you see here before you is... well, what's inside of the artist. hmm. maybe he needed a physic. hey! pop. huh? don't tell me that that was you out here hammerin' and bangin' all last night. what? [louder] i said don't tell me that that was you out here hammerin' and bangin' all night long. speak right up, son. i can't hear. my--my ears are numb. see, i've been out here hammerin' and bangin' all night. hey, man. what are you doing? a legacy. when people see this, they'll remember me. that will make me immoral. that's immortal. have you forgotten, pop? we borrowed $400 from the bank, man. and the sale is only 2 days away. if it's not 100% successful, we're gonna be in hock up to our ears. we'll be ready. ok. i gotta go make some pick ups with the truck. now, when i get back--i'm gonna be gone all day. and when i get back here tonight, i expect this thing to be finished. a time limit on creativity. did mrs. bell say, "hurry up, man, and invent the telephone, i gotta call my mother"? did mrs. edison say, "hurry up, ma

come on over here and we can celebrate over here? oh, no? well, listen. suppose i come over to your place? see, i can get over to your place in about-- hello? hello? and i know where i'm having it. hey, partner, this is gonna be great, huh? hmm? oh, yeah. yeah, i guess so. what do you mean, you guess so? what's wrong with you? well, i keep thinking about how my old man looked when i split, you know? aw, man, quit thinking about that. most cats cut out when they 16, you gotta cut out sometime. how old are you? 31. what you waiting on? medicare? come on, man, get your mind off your old man, and come on over here and put it where it belongs, on the chicks. right, on the chicks. hey, now that we're roomies, we can do this stuff all the time, huh? hey, yeah, this calls for a toast. right. here's to us and the girls, angel and della. and here's to me, a mellow fella. oh, yes. how am i looking? ooh, mmm! right on! come on in here! [knock on door] [no audio] hey, hey! come on in, girls, beautiful. hey, meet lamont, my friend. this is angel, this is della. pleasur

we're at 100% here, 94% here. i'm trying to see if there are places we know even if it's hundreds at time, if there are a lot more votes for trump to make up. there are some small ones. you look at the votes right here. >> you can screen it to show us the outstanding vote. we have this new feature. >> oops, bring it back. a little touch happy at this time. let's see if we can get the percentage. >> let's just use 75. 75 ballpark. so you're looking at the place where is they -- we're still under 75. you come in here, you're at 59%. so you know again it's a relatively small population center, but there are some more population centers, allegheny county, i want to check they're at none%, clinton winning, so more votes for her but not a lot that. is counted. you're looking at -- your calculation at home, or what's in the war room. you see a lot of blblue areas t are more populated and you're looking at this, your hunch off the top is there are more democratic votes because these are bigger population centers than the

here's to exhibits. this is a family exhibit over here. anita is actually making chocolate for the afternoon drink. this is a fun exhibit. she is dressed exactly like a woman would have been at the time. we took it from a painting. we do with this display is we change out the vegetables. first, seasonal. people did not have much at this time. a chair, it's probably a stump to sit on, that's probably for the father or the priest, mostly. behind me you can see that she has white and blue -- white and blue out there. with a few other items. she is not going to have much jewelry. something that she is wearing, they talk about women having a wool shawl. she would have a cotton one for summmeshe would also spend whatt took to get a really good silk .hawl they dressed very similar to women back east in the colony. it's not too different out here .or that we have a few other things on display. wheat hanging. a little. a spinning wheel, rather. we know that in at least one of some insightey did cooking. must've been smoky inside appear. the other s

the road started here. the automobile. frozen peas started here.arted here. >> anthony: what was this like just before this or 20 years before. >> charlie: it was insane. and this is when it was like twice as many people here. this is the consequence because all the whites went. they took their money. they took their factories. the black middle class maintained for a while, and then it got too rough for them. so there's little pockets of feral hippies and older black folks, a couple white folks, some arabs, but this is 140 square miles. so you're going to get tall grass because it's back to the wild. >> anthony: it is one of the most beautiful cities in america. it speaks of those industrial age dreams of an endlessly glorious future, you know, people who built these structures, they were thinking big. >> charlie: they were. >> anthony: they were looking at a new rome, and they built it, actually. it's awesome. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: maybe the worm started to turn here. the packard automotive plant, opened in 1903, it was considered the most advanced fa

we're out here. we've all ready had some people out here. good stuff. >> fantastic crowd so far. >> i would like to -- i wrote a little poem. i'd like to say don't be a chicken, instead be a sweet pea, and come on down to 9 cares colorado shares and we would love it if you came here to the thornton location i-25 warehouse. we have an incredible team of people. look at all these volunteers. >> aren't poems supposed to rhyme? >> no gary, come on. not all. the next one will be in . i promise. >> we're out here for a serious cause. the food banks are starting to run low. they depend on this thing. every year we come through. >> absolutely. bring your canned goods. your nonperrishable food, we'll make sure they get to people who need them. >> absolutely. we'll be out here until 4:00 this afternoon. we've had quite a few cars out here. we have all these wonderful volunteers that are sitting here waiting for you to bring your stuff down. go to i-25 and 84th avenue. east to grant. come up to american furniture warehouse. big sign. you can't miss it.

here is road moving over. here are our abutting owners. they have no right of access so they have got to come out, come down the road, come back, and get on that parkway here. that is a major kind of conceptual change in the design of roadways. and the bridge -- where does the bridge come from? where have we seen that bridge before? anyone? central park. exactly. the grade crossing elimination structure. voila. the birth of the limited access roadway through the creation of these particular bridges. right? okay. so many interesting things here as we kind of look at this road is, wow, you kind of feel like you're out in the country. don't you? this is beautiful like tableau. you are in a park, we have this beautiful rustic stone bridge. a little bridle path. look at the details. the light full would post light post that can be lit at night. a lovely scene. this is one of the weird parts about parkways. very modern. the car. the model t running through here. yet we look like we are in a book call it passed oral -- bucolic pastoral setting. t

i don't have to stay here and-- hey, you, you! you, come here. both of you, come here. come here. come on! hey, are you bowlegs? no, i--i--i--i-- i'm knock-kneed now. [chuckling] that's funny. that's funny. that's what we need around here is more funny, huh? oh, boy. yeah, yeah. yeah, sure. take a look at them legs. of course, you must be bowlegs, right? that's right. i love it. i love it. hey, do that thing for me again, will ya? what thing? that funny walk you do, you know? what funny walk? heh. you kill me. ha ha ha ha ha! go on, do it. heh heh heh! he's walking! [laughing] he's walking! i love it! he's walking! ha ha ha! oh, yeah. yeah, that's perfect. yeah, you're the zanies, all right. ere. now, this is my song. yeah. and these are the tunes we do together. yeah, well, where's the rest of it? the rest? the dance numbers! oh, the dance numbers. yeah, the dance numbers! look, i bought the zanies-- comedy, song and dance. now, you better show me a dance, or you ain't gonna be able to show me a walk. wait a minute now. uh, wait, please. what happened to your sense of humor you h

doors opened here at 6:00 a.m.ks will have until 10:00 tonight to get some holiday shopping done. >> and checking out the crowded parking lot at the king of prussia mall. very busy. doors opened here at 6:00 a.m. will stay open until 10:00 tonight. management is trying to make your holiday shopping experience just little bit easier this year, the mall is offering shuttles, to and from the parking lot, plus, coat and back packs. >> -- tote and back packs. >> you may be looking for holiday shopping deal. but what about every day items like groceries? how can you get cash back at the grocery store? all you need in a few minute on your smart phone. >> time for children to start thinking about what they're going to ask santa for. and this year consumer expert say there will be certain things high on many of their lists. "3 on your side"'s jim donovan shows us some of the top picks important the season, surprising trends behind many of these toys. coming up. >> guys is there a dinosaur behind me? is there one? here at th

all early vote here. but here's what's not in. we only half about precincts in broward county at all. barely anything out of miami. what you are seeing now, watching the map. clinton up a point. what that is, that's where the vote is currently coming in. if you see any gray there, means we have had zero vote in from there. all that is telling you is who is leading in the county. as you see there, obviously it's the south eeast corner where th population is, miami, broward, palm beach. you see no broward. that's if she wins florida, she florida. the fact that she has a lead right now in the raw vote, before we have anything out of broward county, you are going to have a lot of nervous trump people. and a lot of very, very, excited clinton people. >> nicole. let me ask you. even trump said florida was must win. but then down the stretch here we saw, let's go to michigan. looking for other paths and suggesting they might have them. do they exist? or is this a head fake we have seen? >> so even some of trump's closest advisers, by mid

good luck to your mom here, and real cool to see the entire family out here enjoying these athletes. it was impressive and no way i could do it. 60% chance of rain coming in this evening all the way to monday morning. thanksgiving looking great. coming out here live, the biggest cheer for your mom and let's support her. >> go mom! go sasha. >> and i think she's my spirit animal out there. . announcer: when you see this symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. lauren: hi, i'm lauren thompson and heart of a champion starts right now. today, see why ravens kicker justin tucker's vocal chords are a force to be reckoned with. justin: any of my teammates, they'd tell you it's kind of crazy; i never would've thought about this but that's exactly how i play on the football field. lauren: and then, no vision, no problem. it's the inspirational story of a blind sprinter david brown. david: to be number one in anything, i never looked at myself like that. i'm just another person trying to be something greater than what i'am.

say, look here, uncle woody. say, look here, man. we done talked about it, i'm gonna go upstairs and fix up my room, and you can sleep there, all right? oh, thank you, lamont. thank you. and thank you, too, grady. bless you both. now i can breathe easy. well, just don't breathe my way. uh, say, grady? i was thinking, uh, would it be possible to, uh, get a little shot of something? just a little toddy for my body, you know? that body is so shoddy, it don't need no toddy. now, what if you had been married to esther for 27 years? and then, all of a sudden, you know it's all over and no more esther now? what would you do, huh? i'd celebrate and get drunk. all right, come on. you can have a little taste. i'll do it. thank you. [snarls] grady, uh, would you believe i never used to drink before i married esther? yeah. woody, i hate to tell you this, but you had to be drunk to marry esther. no. i-i-i'm serious, grady. now listen, i love that woman. it was love at first sight. now i know you was drunk. drunk on the wine of love. i--i love tha

quinn, and thank you for being here. thank you for being here. our current commissioner and the newly sworn in commissioner and former board president. who aaron? he is, and aaron peskin welcome back. thank you all so much for being here and we are also joined by the former clerk gloria young, thank you so much. before we get started i would like to take a moment of silence to acknowledge the folks who have worked through this chamber, who are no longer with us today. something that we agree on is that people love coming to san francisco, settlers and immigrants began arriving after the first independent homestead was erected near what is today is known as port mouth square in 1843. the town was growing very quickly, and was renamed san francisco on january 30th 1847. the california gold rush increased our population over night, from 1,000 people in 1848, to 25,000 by december 1849. in february of 1849, the citizens of what was known as the district of san francisco erected a legislative assembly. which they empowered to make laws not in conflict

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let me out of here! give me my clothes! i gotta get out of here! mr. sanford, you're gonna have to keep your voice down. this is a hospital, you know. i know it's a hospital. and you're the one making people sick in here. help! get me out of here! i gotta go home! come on, mr. sanford. believe me, we want you to be tested and out of here sooner than you do. maybe you would like a mild tranquilizer to relax you. no, just give me 2 bottles of ripple you're a sight for sore eyes. you can leave now, honey. i got company visiting. aww, fred. fred, aww. fred! what's the matter with you? what's the matter with you, grady? you sick? [crying] oh, fred. here's a toilet right here. but please use the one down the hall. no, fred. your son told me that you were in here with a bad heart. it, fred? what are you talking about, grady? first there was wardell jackson die. and then junior cooper died. they say it comes in 3's, fred. i guess you're number 3. [crying] grady, will you shut up and listen to me? i'm not sick. oh, goodness. that's just what eelie who magee sai

but here's-i want to get the date right. here is donald trump. june 16th -- >> it's cemented in your memory. june 16th, 2015. roll the tape. >> all of my life i've heard that a truly successful person, a really, really successful person, and even modestly successful, cannot are you for public office. just can't happen. and yet that's the kind of mind set that you need to make this country great again. so, ladies and gentlemen, i am officially running for president of the united states, and we are going to make our country great again. >> so, david, has -- i mean, they both looked more well rested. they look so exhausted now. >> yeah. they both look exhausted now but they both i think in their own ways have finished up strong. if you look at that clip for donald trump there, what he was talking about in the clip was this idea that he was a successful businessman, not a politician. will go out and change the political system. but it was what he said later in that speech about immigrants from mexico in particular that wound up making the headlines t

it is officially chicago cubs day here. i am here with mesa mayor john giles. this is a big deal for you guys. can actually went tickets to a spring training game here the cubs? >> you are right. today is the day that city of messe is issuing a proclamation that the cubs won the world series day. all day long, we are encouraging people to please when their cubs gear. to make it fun and get the word out, there is a big competition. free cubs ticket -- tickets to a spring training day. put it on you wearing cubs gear and we will give you two tickets -- and we will pick the best one and give two tickets to a spring training game here in mason -- in mesa, arizona. >> what should people do to up their chances here? >> like baseball, this is a competition. if you throw up a picture, it is not going to probably win. this is not t-ball, people. this is baseball. this is a competition. we will pick the best one, you will get two tickets to a spring training game right here in beautiful cubs park in downtown, beautiful mesa arizona.'s dracula people excited about spring

here, we have clothing that was worn by many people who came here. beautiful texture and craftsmanship. these are items that were actually warned here when they got off the boat. down, we have the case of personal papers that were part of many immigrants process. a lot of these are going to be documents that they took from their old country that have been put in here and just representatives of the type of things that you will find doing family research. is religious items. , it is theious items type of things that they would not dare leave behind. for many, you can see rosary beads. many of the other items, the clothing that is religiously based, these are things that they would not leave behind. this would definitely be so manyg, ok? here are pictures of so many people either in the old country or perhaps in america when they finally came, would definitely be something that you would do to send countries back to the old country. i think every family has an ancestor has at home -- so many different images, backgrounds, people with dreams. you can re

i found brandon over here, and we talked about all the different things we can do here and you want to do what? - i want to pull shots of espresso. - pull shots of espresso. so that's how you say it, number one, i learned something already today. - nice. - and, is there just like when you make espresso, - so, you can pull espresso shots from any coffee. a lot of people think that espresso is a very specific type of bean, but that's not really true. what makes espresso different from like a pour over or arrow press is just how it's ground and ultimately brewed through an espresso machine. - [david] now brandon, i gotta tell you, this is a show about coffee, so we're gonna do pour overs, we're gonna talk about drip all that different kind of stuff so we don't know anything yet and we're just now learning about this you begin this process? - okay, so what we do in rising star is brew ratios are very important no matter how we brew coffee. espresso's no different. so, each of our three locations use two different types of espresso. the first one is illuminator which is our house espresso m

>> 50. >> there may be a few more added >> the cattle here and here and here all of last week. john, do you believe sandoval? i don't think he is involved but i do think he has lost control of his young men. >> you give or take 50 or 60 head, do you know how many cattle they run off with? over 200 head. >> market price is $16. 250 years -- >> $4000, right? on the market around here is not easy. it's not around here, but acros the border here is much easier and not at $16 ahead either. >> wait a minute. we have been talking about our losses and we missed the whole point. how is it that these apaches know when we are going to move the cattle? and how was it they hit us at the right spot and at the right time? >> who would be tipping them find out. >> they are around here somewhere. you scared? if i said i wasn't. >> you want to know something? >> what? >> so would i. head them in. >> ha1 >> blue boy, apache! >> ha! ! >> hold it. >> we've got a couple of them. >> good. look over there. >> you ever tried anything like that again, boy, you won't walk for a month. >> big john, maybe

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you can see by afternoon well in the 70s here. once again here. and then it's rain and wind mainly the first half of the day on thursday. otherwise a mixed sky. 58. friday partly cloudy. 50. weekend looks dry. more cloud cover on sunday. generally in the 50s. and turn the clocks back an hour before you head to bed we're going to head back to mark and ramona outside enjoying the beautiful day. guys, take it away. [ laughing ]. >> reporter: oh, man. >> reporter: well, jeff, i hope the tribe bats are as hot as the temperatures around here. >> reporter: no kidding. i think he enjoys talking about it. november 1st talking about upper 70s like thoo. >> reporter: he really does. what do you think, mark, because the nation seems to be for the cubbies. >> reporter: yes. >> reporter: i understand why. we don't care about that. >> reporter: no. around here over in lakewood they're going ape for the tribe. >> reporter: they really are. and i have a little trivia for you. >> reporter: okay. >> reporter: what do the monsters, the cavaliers, ajds the '97 indians

here at trump headquarters. the trump family not here yet, i'm told. for much of today he was spending time with his family. visiting five states yesterday alone and not getting back to new york city until 3:00 this morning. as you look behind me, things picking up here and a lot more people showing up in this really isn't that big of a room, but they are quite excited by some of the stuff they're seeing. there's a lot of optimism. and if you've been seeing the interviews i had early on here the rnc was saying we will win this. and we look at the early voting numbers and the turnout there, it will be interesting to see how that falls. but the trump campaign feels like it's on their side. we're expecting trump later tonight. but as the numbers come in, we're wondering how long will we be here tonight >> thank you, blair. we'll getting an updane on the electoral college. trump with 129 votes. and clinton with 104. >> keep an eye on that as we move towards 270. another number that's big tonight. question 2 on the ballot would lift a cap on charter schools

you can get pizza here. you can get coffee, yogurt. >> you name it. adopting puppies here, as well. this little guy here, i think he's going to go quick. we've had some calls on him already, correct? >> that's right. we have. so lots of interest. if you're interested in this puppy, come down to the arizona animal welfare league and adopt him. >> do you have other dogs and cats? >> of course. we have loets of dogs and cats all looking for homes this holiday season. >> okay. just a great event. going to be hot chocolate. we are just going to be enjoying the festivities here. it all starts -- i say it started with turkey tuesday. that was. now, we have thanksgiving. that forecast is going to be sunny. great conditions. look for a temperature right at about mainly in toward it is 70s and just beautiful, beautiful weather for thanksgiving and a chance of showers comeing in saturday and sunday. and, of course, a final farewell from the scottsdale quarter for this morning. >> merry christmas to all, and to all a good night. >> oh, that's fantastic. tell santa i can't wait to see we'll be t

madison is here, she was my weather kid in 2012. >> and dave, auction here too. can't have a polo match without art. >> that's right. >> how much is this worth? ? >> estimated 100 to $120,000. >> and you can bid here? >> right. >> and don't know who the >> you have heard of ricky bobby. but there arest there's ricky cooper. tell us what's going on with this polo match. >> this is the fifl, you have all types here, the university attending, general admission, always a big packed crowd, 12 12,000 people in here and there's something for everybody. >> and a lot of polo players as well. nick roldan here -- you're a good polo player? >> i guess. >> one of the best in the country, play all over the place as well. people expect that. what is the most common thing you get besides what's your phone number? >> the crowds i think. they're really insane and they get into the games and it's a party and it's a great event and a couple of great polo players here and it's a good event. all seems affordable, except for the boots. how much? >> depends. between couple of hundred do

this one here is a birthday stamp here, with a birthday hat. i have a lot of supplies in here, ranging from ink, to markers, dyes, i have a lot of samples here. what we'll do is we'll look through here so you can see kind of a dye, and what you can do with it. it's always been popular, and it's something where i feel like the people that have gotten into it feel like they're not artists, but it's a way that they can feel they can be creative. - i just like everything about it. this place has got everything. - so just a nice thin even layer. yeah, paint the bottom also. good, these are looking nice. i have people always saying, "i can't draw a stick figure." well, then, you are in the perfect place because i will show you with simple shapes how to create a beautiful image. - palladium palette is located in the heart of downtown akron. speaking of places to get your creative juices flowing, this next stop is in ohio city, hand-picked by the owner. it's called blackbird fly boutique. (jazzy upbeat music) - blackbird fly boutique, the name came fro

a big lead here. here are the numbers that you can see 70% to 30% and that he is running for their seat and their father leon that held up before going to the white house as the chief of the cia and the secretary of the defense. he's opposed by the republican casey lucious who served seven years as a u.s. navy military intelligence officer. >> a lot more ahead here when we come back. we will tell you about two soda taxes on local ballots. >>> prop 64 is a go, which means recreational marijuana in california that is officially legal. we're outside the new parish where everybody here is celebrating. we'll have details coming in. >>> we've been outside here all night long where the excitement has been building earlier tonight. we saw a line out the door wrapping around the corner here. joining me now is amanda rhineman. this is her third party of the night. so she is partying all night for a huge victory. tell us about it. >> we are really excited. i mean this is a huge victory not just for californians,

that location was here. the ferry lasts for six years, and there's a bridge built down river from us. the bridge puts the ferries out of business. basically, you can pay your fee and cross on the bridge, and you keep moving. now, for our site, we had a bridge built in 1859. again, these were toll bridges. the fee was based on how high the river was running. purely commercial operation. in 1860, this is a pony express relay station. now, the pony express had home stations and relay stations. this was a relay station where they would just change horses, but this was a pony express station. that lasts 19 months. pony express goes out of business. this is now a telegraph station. the fort's located here primarily because of the tra transcontinental telegraph. in 1862, early in the civil war, if you'll think about that, the north's not doing so well, but keeping the communication open to the west coast, to california, keeping that tra transcontinental telegraph going was important enough that the u.s. government

sweating out here. temperatures are mainly in the to rain, you see all of these little sprinkles up around cedar key. that's the worst of it. i just don't think many of us are going to get those sprinkles today. less than 20 percent chance. really mainly north of the tampa area. you're looking a mid to upper 60s right now. and i'm thinking with lot of cloud cover that we have around, we'll probably stop our high temperatures today. just shy of 80 degrees. so we'll say about a sprinkle. don't count on it. clearing late tonight seasonable weather, low to mid 60s in most spots. then you're going to be surprise. not surprised but enlightened by this. lower humidity that returns to tomorrow. with that sunshine, yes our dew points scaling back into the 50s tomorrow. your high temperature around 80 degrees. it looks beautiful. all the way through the weekend. veterans day on friday high 78. and sunday as well with lows upper 50s and lower 60s. time to give away a good day mug #get photos in by going to our fac

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here we are. so yes, making new memories now. >> reporter: so, how much training have you under gone for this? >> well, not too much training, we did all have to go down to channel 6a few weeks ago and practice with a about a loon. you know, they give you some pointers how to keep it down and hold it and about the wind and all that stuff. >> reporter: you are not nervous at all about tweetie bird getting a way from you. >> no. >> reporter: excitement though, right. >> we're so excited. >> reporter: we see behind you that you have all of the mr. potato head, we've live use, any eye tea where tweetie bird will take flight here. >> we're hoping tweetie bird flies in soon because we're ready to go. >> reporter: thanks so much for joining us. i'll receipt you get back. they were holding down either trex or... >> cat pillar. >> reporter: they correct me again. caterpillar they were hold ago this within do you so we have to let them get back. take a lot a the parade route, 20th and jfk where the parade s

here at st. anthony's. there's a lot of attention brought to charities especially these serve food around the holiday time and here at st. anthony's, they have been collecting donations for thanksgiving for weeks. >> this is a great time for st. anthony's. it reminds us of the generosity of san francisco. we can't exist without it. this is a time for generosity kind of overflow into our lives. people are very generous with their goods, with their food, with their donations. so we appreciate that very much. >> reporter: of course charities like saint anthony need help year round and political passengers like we'll see today bring attention to the cause. they feed 2400 people a day every day. live in san francisco, anne makovec. >>> the bay area rescue mission is also hosting a thanksgiving meal today. it starts at 11:15 this morning at the civic auditorium in richmond. and in santa cruz, volunteers are cooking for operation love our vets. it starts at noon. >>> time now 6:10. a work for apple users what can

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let's come over here.are sti we are sti we are still have some votes here, and the biggest deciding factor will be here, in wayne county. we're up to 77%, precinct reporting. what we are told by the clinton campaign is they believe, what's yet to report is the heart of the democratic base, the african-american base, the inner, center city detroit. we'll see when the votes come in. this is not atypical. wayne county, we've been through this many nights, you and i, wolf. wayne county is always -- in michigan, it's always late if not last. you look up here again, the rest of the suburbs are coming in, 87%. in the trump campaign they're going to be very happy with this if it sticks, but we're up to nearly 40% of the voting in mccolmb county. when you go back in time, president obama carried this. and this is -- this is in the history books, it's where the birthplace of the reagan democrat. back in the '80s, all the pollsters investigated this area, for the union became democrat and supported ronald reagan. wil

because my father, when he came here, he said he remember when they left here they were a little bit taller than him. >> i was born the first gegeneration to be born outside our house. to take someone's home is like worse than ripping their heart away fromm ththeir body. >> i took david to meet my childhood friend. he and i went to the same school. i went afterwards to the united states, and he went to greece to study denyivityry, but he returned to jerusalem -- denyivityry. and he returned to jerusalem and has been living there ever since. >> maybe the people he meets here can have root canal from him. >> he's seen the situation. half of his patients can't even afford to pay him. but he never turns anyone away. >> and you see some guy coming from russiaa and he says this i my land, and he takes your land, which you have been here thousands and thousands of years. and somebody comes only a month ago and says this is my land. why? because god gave it to me. >> you stopped believing in god. i'm a christian. i stopped believing in god maybe. imagine if theyy cacame into c and you find s

i am running around here like crazy in the mud. we're here at schne, p farms. what is interesting is being you were the trees, it's of that heat. opposed to being out in the open. and that is just lifting up. radiational cooling is what they call it. a great day today and it's going to be on the chilly side. clear skies out there. perfect for this morning. but i will tell you, if you're standing around waiting for the bus, you will feel on the chilly side. we go to 81 degrees for the high temperature today, which is a beautiful, beautiful number. i will take that any day. most of the afternoon will be and we're going to bump up to a 30% chance of showers, maybe a thunderstorm with an area of low pressure coming in on thursday and that is going to continue for the first half of friday. maybe friday into the early morning hours. on into about noontime and we start to -- in the weekend and that is going to be spectacular. we're here at schnepp farms and we're talking about the american heritage festival. that is going to happen here november 19th, if you want to k

hey, look here, man, what's going on around here, anyway? well, first the lady came in here insisting that my pop asked her to marry her, and then she was saying that grady here was fred sanford, and then she said i was fred sanford. she's as nutty as a fruitcake! she's as nutty as a fruitcake! your pop sure knows how to pick 'em, don't he? well, maybe i can straighten her out. well, you see, ma'am, under our system or jurisprudence, a man is innocent until proven guilty, whereas in the gulag-- could i say something? um, carry on, officer smith. uh, see, lady, there's been a big mistake. now, i know both of these gentlemen, and neither one of them is fred sanford. ok, ok, ok. does fred sanford live here? yes, ma'am, fred sanford lives here. and neither one of them is fred sanford? neither one of them is fred sanford. then you're fred sanford. uh, no, lady, i'm not fred sanford, either. you sure? i'm sure. and i can attest to that, madame, this is officer smith. as fine a man as we have on the force. well, if you're not fred sanford, and neit

well, virgil, that card won't get here till day after tomorrow and you're here already. you could have brought it yourself. oh, yeah. andy: well, let's get on back to town. you got to watch them things, virg. ( door buzzer buzzing ) i'll get it, aunt bee. well, howdy, boys. come on in the house. aunt bee, opie this is barney's cousin virgil from new jersey. well, how do you do? my, don't you boys look nice. yeah, boy. don't they? all dressed up. and i'll finish the table. you all make yourselves at home. i'll help you, aunt bee. come on, everybody. let's eat. barn, you sit over there. opie, you sit there and virgil, you sit by me. sit down, virg. here we go. here we are. oh, let me help you. no, i can manage. no, i've got it. you got it? let me have that. good, virg. wanna pass me that butter? i'm sorry, andy. i'm really sorry. that's all right. aunt bee: well, let's start. everything's on the table. yeah, it's all here. we just have to get it back in the plates. well, a little accident, andy. still want the butter? no, no, no, no! no, virg, you just relax. you want to p

here's his report. >> reporter: call them final rally cries for the final rally in philadelphia for hillary clinton. when you add in a giant donald trump replica head, things get even more lively. independence mall looks like it's setting up for a rock show which the clinton rally partially is. jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen will take the stage before hillary takes the podium and some people were honest that's what they came for. >> bruce springsteen. [laughter] >> tell the truth. >> reporter: the majority of thousands who have lined up starting at fourth and chestnut they're here to cy see hillary. >>> it took crews all day to finish building the stage and security as tight as it can get. no access. huge garbage trucks now block every street possible into the mall. media from all over the world are also here for coverage.

what a match up here. indians on the home turf they have the ace and relievers and everything they want. mark schwab inside progressive field time and time again game 7 and usually a guy you are not big. >> especially -- you are right. and it doesn't have to be. one of your big boppers. it can be one guy than runs into one and goes over a wall and double and could be perez and somebody like that. who knows. the indians chances tonight live with corey kluber's right arm and talk about getting him on the mound for game 7. he is there and kluber for him

another favorite tree here is the vintage tree. here. tell me about this tree. >> this is my personal favorite. this brings back, you know, old family memories. so we collect vintage ornaments throughout the year. we add to it with new things and we find in our shopping -- our travels. and every year we have a version of a vintage tree. this year, it's on a flocked frosted tree. i think it's amazing. my favorite. >> open house is a really big deal. through the month, what's going on? >> we throw this people come from all over the country. mark roberts, who is known for his christmas fairy he's, he will be here for a signing. we teach people out to make bows with real special ribbons. how to make wreathes and garlands. we have seminars on how to pair chocolate with champagne and wind. >> it is called rust tick stuff for more information go to our website. >> we need christmas. >> this is not feeling like christmas. it is pleasantly cool this morning. it's not too shabby out there. temperatures are scour degrees. we'll warm up about anothe

here is the 40 here in cleveland with a high clouds in theh front. the temperatures comparing them to yesterday showingm some warmth compared to the normal eye this translates into t translate with the southwest went to highs approaching 60tr about 55 ?- 60 the next front comes in tomorrot with part of the last week seems to be weakening which is always a good thingak heading into the weekend. $55.60 today a little warmer the breeze kicks inn we will have more of the west wind watch the cloud deck with a few of these showers predawn tomorrow morning this is rain and not snow. it will be cold enough for that. any chance of af shower will be small. a high aroundwi 45 really. no major with limited moisture if any changeover occurs it will just be a few flurries. there are at the highs as it starts to work out shutting everything down into the weekend with temperatures saturday behind the front will be in the high 40s with the widespread 50s taking isd the most of next week. sunday, 55 well in the middle 60s chance of a shower on tuesday of next week and

kasie hunt is here with us, steve schmidt is here with us. if you follow hockey, it's just the next line. kasie, you've been off reporting. what can you report about what both parties are witnessing here? >> there's been a pretty dramatic shift in the conversation that's going on with the people that i have been talking to all night. at 7:00 both democrats and republicans that i was talking to were saying we're confident hillary clinton is going to win this election. we think that democrats are going to win the senate with either 50 or 51 seats and i was -- that seemed to be an across-the-board opinion, both establishment republicans and democrats. i would say that that has changed pretty dramatically in the last two hours. obviously there's still a lot of information out. we could go county by county and explain why that is but there are a lot of democrats who are nervous about what's happening, particularly in florida. they're seeing such high vote rates for trump that they're starting to wonder what does this mean for pennsylvania and mich

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