noll surprise. between milton and witness ry. that also hid the les and the third local trouble spot on the mass pike. ben: sad news earlier today. ben: actress florence henderson has died from heart failure. she was 82. henderson is best-known for her role on the brady bunch. but as abc's george pennachio >> it's the story of a lovely lady who was bringing up three very lovely girls. >> florence henderson would eventually become a tv legend for her work as carol brady on "the brady bunch." the show hit the air in 1969 and has pretty much been airing in reruns around the world ever since. in recent years, fl she loved the show and loved being a part of it. she was just in the audience monday night rooting on her friends. and earlier this season, she appeared with her "brady bunch" tv daughter, maureen mccormick, in a "dancing with the stars" number. huge heart and she spread it everywhere. she was a dear friend to me, sister, mother and someone i loved and admired so much. she will be in my heart forever. i am so grateful for her

she acted like a profession noll asking an appropriate question but not enough to cost him the presidency along with a series of interactions. he lost women but he won white women by 10 percentage points and that was a surprise. >> what did you make of that? the blood thing, i didn't get it the fist time. oh my god, this guy is gross. yet it didn't seem to stop him. >> it created the outcome because it with us a good question and it parlayed back his exact words which spoke for all american women and he was very upset about it and he couldn't let it go. if you lock at this war with megyn kelly, it started with that and that is what prompted the blood coming out of her wherever comments but he continued to beat up on megyn kelly for the duration of the next couple of months, even when looking at news reports she was behaving no differently than her male competitors. but trump made her this unwitting symbol of sexism. >> apart from sex and the context, he broke the oldest political rule in the business. when you're in a hole, stop digging. he wouldn't get out of the fight with this popular

joseph noll, a junior at o.s.u., was on the street a few feet away. >> i heard a bunch of screaming. i took my headphones out, and all these people were rushing over this way. at first i thought it was some i could see everyone's faces. >> reporter: what did their faces look like? >> they were terrified. >> reporter: campus police were already on the scene investigating a gas leak that triggered that fire alarm, and officer alan harougeko took action. >> we got one down critical here. >> the shooter is in custody. >> reporter: ohio state's chief of police is craig stone. >> our officer was on scene within less than a minute. than a minute. he engaged the suspect and eliminated the threat. the suspect is d.o.a. >> reporter: as the events unfolded, the students sent out alerts to students in unmistakable terms -- run, hide, fight, key instructions used in campus. >> -wide training to indicate an active threat. the response was immediate as students barricaded themselves in classrooms while waiting about two hours for the all clear. 11 people, including students and faculty, were hurt,

the grassy noll, people clutching cameras as dishe that day. mccawb white xs where president first struck and mortally wounded. >> going back there when you look at the texas school book des toory and you go -- depository when you look how difficult the shot was -- >> you are led to the believe that the difficulty of making the shot with a slow moving car as if it was a quarter of a mile or some sort of great distance, when you are up on that sixth floor you can see the distances was pretty short and looking. >> he got off three that we certainly that evidence of the warren commission shows. for oswald to end up on that 6th floor that day so much has to happen leading up to that. one of the things is his time in the marines. how did his mother feel about him joining the marines? >> well, from a pretty young age he said he wanted to go into the military. >> why? >> both of his brothers had been in the army so i think he looked at them as sort of a model of a way he wanted to get away. he wanted to do something to show if you say his monthly side

noll because they have terrazzo floors-- no carpeting. i hear this marching, but i was promised to be the first with castro. well, that was fun, you know. that was fun, until finally, it dawned on me, "what'll i do if he comes?" i don't have a cameraman, i don't have lights, i don't have-- and i don't know what to say to him. well, at 2 o'clock one morning, a call came and said, "dr. castro's coming down to see you." well, then i'm panicky, because we've had all this foreplay, but now with something. i ran and got a cameraman, got lights. and now i'm scared to death. nine guys walk in a room-- i swear to god, this is all true-- walked in a room, and castro came in, and i opened the door, and in my nervousness, i said, "you're a good neighbor, you don't make too much noise." [ laughter ] and then i said, "i hope you didn't come down to borrow sugar." now, people don't believe that, but the film exists, and unfortunately, now, one more thing, then i'll go. >> no, that's okay. >> no, you'll have a great time, but i can't stay on forever, you

meant noll or the combination of the two. >> 16 cases pending toxicology testing and the number could be higher. 20 overdose victims lived in cleveland and 22 from surrounding suburbs. at least 446 people died from opiate overdoses this year alone. cleveland 19 trying to help you spot the signs of heroin and cleveland19.com. there's a page dedicated to preventing and stopping heroin or opioid use. click on the spot the signs tab under health news. >> what started as a separate fender-bender in a beachwood neighborhood ended in terror for two women. cleveland 19 allison brunner is getting answers on two carjackings that have investigators wondering if crimes have a cleveland connection. >> that's r cases carjacking victims told officers someone bumped a car from behind. when the driver got out of the car to check for damage victims detailed how the suspect jumped in and took the car. >> i stopped at a stop sign and felt a jolt. i got out of my car and a man started walking towards the car. >> while i was in the car, someone hit me from behind and i got out to check the damage. and drov

them take apart what appears to be the hood of a and put that on part of a tow truck, we have been nolling the high profile investigation into the death of jayanna powell and rewards tote mg now 35 $,000. this is a picture of the silver altima that was -- she was hit by a what are at 63 and lands down. police sources also tell us when a worker here saw the car, they were called. sources tell us next police will toe the car to philadelphia and right now. they're obtaining search warrants to search the car after it is towed. sources say the person who drove the car here, doesn't live far from the scene. police will interview the owner and all drivers associated with the car. j jayis -- the car had significant damage, so that may be why the hood of the car is being placed on the back of the tow truck first. investigators spent most of the day here trying to match car fragments with those left on the scene of the hit and run. we'll have an update for you again at 6:00. >>> police are currently questioning two people about the suspicious death of a 2-year-old philadelphia boy. the boy identifie

he announces his first cabinet position today and obama didn't announce it noll november 24th.: timothy geithner. >> the 2008 elections were four-days earlier. i would argue that trump is ahead of schedule. announced his cia pick. announced nsa pick. announced his first cabinet position. the other thing too people have understand is, remind me again when there has been really smooth transition, taking a left-leaning administration and now a right-leaning administration comes in and they're short order fill 4400 positions? liz: what we have on our screen is trump tower and where mr. trump is staying at the moment and expected to leave any moment. steve, there is this question, what does the president-elect do with his vast real estate holdings including trump tower? he talked about putting it in a blind trust run by his family. of all places, "wall street journal," not exactly a liberal newspaper wrote this he wrote, they wrote, in their op-ed page, millions of americans have put their trust in mr. trump to succeed as president an improve their lives, not treat this as four-year

latinos are noll such thing as latinos. it is a language from the roman catholic church.s no country called latin. there is no such thing as a hispanic. the people who came from south texas. like the british and dutch and french in north america. they are spanish-speaking american indians. as they are us and we are them. these so caught up into self-made descriptions of people that we fail to see the humanity in all of it. every color, there are only four colors in humanity. the black, red, white, and yellow at some point is been a slave in the americas. do not believe me, go back into irish him -- history. needed, that said "help the irish need not apply." what do we do? dr. king was right when he said either we learned to live together as brothers and sisters or we perish as fools together. the lessons have been taught and we have lives through this for centuries. it is time to get it right people. we do not have a lot of time left. likef we do not stand up my brothers and sisters are standing up at standing rock for humanity, we are all out of here. it is always been a

donald trump may rely on his son noll pave the way for mideast peace. up to that task? plus, any moment now, in fact, in 2 hours, 5 had minutes, the world will learn the fate of tater and tot. which turkey will president obama pardon? the big convenient. we're on it. stay tuned. ♪ i'm done. done with figuring it out for myself. i'm done with surprises. i'm done with complicated. if you're on medicare and ... ready to be done with complicated... turn to unitedhealthcare and our medicare advantage plans... like aarp medicarecomplete. these plans can combine your hospital and doctor coverage, with prescription drug coverage and more, all in one plan for a low, or even no, monthly premium. so call now. we can answer your questions, even help you enroll. i deserve to get the most out of my plan. we'll make sure your doctors are all connected... you know what your co-pays are... and you can save on prescriptions; plan members saved an average of over $4500 last year. medicare open enrollment ends december 7th. if you're done with complicated, so done... call

she was nine years old and she laid on the ground and spent the with nolling to her mom answer.verywhere, she could hear the crying and screams of people dying. came over and she could see everything that was happening, two of the soldiers grabbed her and threw her in the back of a buckboard. why that happened because they went around and killed the other wounded. why they did not kill my grandmother, i do not know. buckboard ande watched the soldiers come and kill the dog and the babies, killing the horses, killing the wounded. they gathered up all of our property, the tents, the meat and everything we owned. we had one section of soldiers poking holes in the bottom of our pots. they gathered all of that and started a great big fire, burning all of our food, our homes and everything. there was so much buffalo meat that they burned that callow ran down like rivers into the creeks. the people ran, for three or four days, they ran as the soldiers continued to chase and kill them. part of our people came across here. this used to be a narrow crossing and they crossed over on this s

>>t's>lering in nolle wallace a steve kornacki who at this poin nt need introduction. nicolle, you've been there. what are these meetings about? the white house is this scene, this is the peaceful transfer of power. there isons of symbolism. but it is alsoy personal. >> it is very personal. and there is a lot of talk about when you turn the page, a hard-fought campaign is over. governor christie has talked about, trump's election, president obama was one of the most powerful spokesmen in makg the case against trump's candidacy. so everyone is committed to turning the page because the business govning is so much more grave than the business of campaigning. but these are human beings. they're not robots. >> what nicolle is saying, is you can't unring a bell. some of thehings that have been said during the course of this campaign a going to stick around. >> it's interesting, what's called has been so strikingly different than the election itself. i think that probably is encouraging to everybody becse we thought such an unprecedented campaign may be the aftermath would be

stephen: well, we employed tech noll in a couple of ways. first, using a computer program called bim 360 that enabled us to track these 1,300 deficiencies and the repair and the inspection process along the way. that was incredibly beneficial for us. our cast iron manufacture also used 3 had been d modeling to del -- 3-d modeling to model many of the ormentation to use it to construct the molds to recast the ornamentation that we put on the dome. hi. >> hi. can you talk a little bit about why the project needed to happen now? stephen: the question was, why did this project need to happen now? we've been monitoring the condition of the dome for nearly 15 years now, really started in the early 1990's when we had a very significant water leak in the dome. as we investigated that water leak, we found that many of the rain gutters on the dome were completely clogged with rust that was falling off the dome, clogging the rain gutters and causing overflow of the water that came then into the rotunda itself. and so we monitored the cracks and deficie

what you've got on air now are tech noll-- technologies. ap apple, microsoft, facebook, amazon. ashley: they're going to bring it back and pay a tariff mr. trump said in his campaign, and-- >> i think it's a long shot, to upset the trade situation and they, the big companies rely on that. ashley: if you rip up trade negotiations there's uncertainty. stuart: infrastructure stocks, not exactly sure what is an infrastructure stock, but they are up on the grounds that it's highly likely that with donald trump in the oval office and the republicans still keeping congress, it's very like lie-- likely you'll get an infrastructure package. caterpillar, the ultimate infrastructure stock, 90 a share, a 6% gain. i'm not sure i know the other two companies, but i'm told they are structure stocks liz: i love how you talk about it. margaret thatcher says politicians talk about infrastructure and other people talk about taking the train or a bus. ashley: building a bridge. stuart: never trips off my tongue, infrastructure, i stumble on it. the road builde