i don't want... [ snaps fingers ] okay, i'll do it. all right, i'll think of something. tell me what i'm thinking. [ eerie music plays ] i guess we better be getting home. that's it. huh? that's exactly what i was thinking -- i was supposed to be home early tonight. you mean i did it? it was just an accident. well, look, let's reason it out. say, uh, could i have that? take it. oh, gosh, thanks. hey, what do you want with that thing? oh, maybe no reason. and then again, this just might be the profession i'm cut out for. washington, d.c.? and you leave when? this friday night? yes, and return monday night. that'll be the fanciest debating trip you've ever had. the debating contest is just part of it. apitol building and the white house. maybe even meet the president! well, that sounds like a marvelous opportunity. so i better start getting my clothes ready. i should have a new suit and a few new dresses and some shoes. wait a minute. hold it. you're just going for the weekend not the whole winter social season. you're not sure you're going to be picked for the trip, are y

(fingers snapping rhythmically) ? it's about time, it's about space ? they're creepy and they're kooky ? mysterious and spooky ? they're altogether ooky ? the addams family ? the house is a museum ? when people come to see 'em ? they really are a scream ? the addams family man: neat. sweet. petite. ? so get a witch's shawl on ? a broomstick you can crawl on ? we're gonna pay a call on oh, it's a lovely night. that looks wonderful, gomez. yeah, all it needs is a final touch. absolutely breathtaking. all right, lurch, let's have it. thank you. (gong resounding) no damage. beautiful. beautiful! querida, let's have a go at the tower. now, darling, that's lurch's room. lurch can use the playroom. we can both take turns with the wrecking ball. temperance, temperance. too much of a good thing... besides, i have all of these bills to get out. very well. thank you, lurch. well, now. let's see. (growling) thank you. darling, our phone bill has been unusually high this month. have you been making any calls? just to saudi arabia on that oil merger. i dialed four or

and then he quits, and-- [snapping finger] -- dies a week later. -sorry to disappoint you, lieutenant, but my plans have changed. -oh, yeah? -oh, yeah.h. and i've got you to thank for it. you see, i realized that as long as their are cops like you, they need cops like me to balance the scales. -oh, isn't that noble. -i think so. -and as for you, lieutenant, i would suggest me, sarge, but i've got a fugitive to catch. -hey, dixon, do me a favor. next time you see my kid, tell him, i love him.

[snaps fingers] this close. headin' for south america. all right. voucher 'em. call the owner. - i'll contact the mother for the i.d. - um, let bobby handle that. greg and diane collared up on a skell, and gina picked the guy out as her attacker. brought you some coffee. you like it with cream and sugar? yeah. that's good. that's a hell of a place to lock anybody up. gotta go to the john? nah. i'm okay. i'm detective sipowicz. have a seat. [clears thr] this girl that got her face cut-- know anything about it? nothin'. she picked my picture, she's wrong. that's all i can say. waitin' for a lawyer, huh? right. t gonna confess. i didn't do it. - so the girl was mistaken about you? - yeah. ow! ooh! leave me alone. i'm sorry. i, uh-- [chuckles] something came over me. i, uh-- [clears throat] see, that girl used to work right here in this office. - she did? - yeahahi'm, uh-- uh, listen. i-i hope i didn't hurt ya. come on. come on. [sighshs you didn't do it, huh? no. um, that's the truth? that's the truth. ah! sorry. i don't know why i did that. look. i'm not the one,

"poor soul, he cut hisself "and went just like that... ( snaps fingers ) ...moanin' and groanin' and sufferin'." "i'm goin' down there at that county nurse and get me that good shot right now!" now, wait a minute... and the funeral you'll have. funeral? oh, yeah. it'll be the biggest thing mayberry's ever seen. oh, yes, they'll be talks and eulogies... and while the folks are filin' by payin' their last respects... e up i might sing a song over ya-- a song just for you. ( strums minor chord ) ? dig my grave with a silver spade ? ? dig my grave wide and deep ? ? dig my grave with a silver spade ? ? bury me 'neath the willer tree ? ? cover me over with sod ? ? tell 'em i died to save 'em all ? ? tell my wife to marry again. ? and later, after the funeral they might even put a statue up to ya down at the town square-- a figure of you slumping as you breathe your last. at the unveilin' ceremonies i might sing that song to ya again. just a minute! just a minute! wait a minute. what? andy, i don't want to die. but-but you'll be a dead hero. i don't want to be a dead hero. i want to be a li

snap fingers watchclimber more than 12- thousand percent!!!! that yodeler is going to be in a lot of pain. mostly because he can't afford his medication anymore. and he's not alone. soaring drug prices often without any justification have affected everyday american's abilities to get the life- saving drugs they need, from insulin, to epipens, to cancer drugs. listen to this heartbrein story from an oncologist in texas. "last week, i was talking to a patient who needs a drug that can offer her some significant benefit, but she was making real decisions about do i pay the light bill or get this medication?" the job of an oncologist is hard enough, fighting cancer every day. we shouldn't be making it harder by forcing them to face new issues of over-expensive drugs. which takes us back to our friend john munn. an itchy scalp wasn't his only head-scratcher. like the joke, blame the joke-writer. he wanted to find out why the price of a generic drug he's been using in the exact same form since 1989 suddenly spiked. traditionally, drug companies point

[shark snaps fingers] go along now, mr. morgan. 'they need[drumroll]e boats.' room for one more, captain. i want to help you. you're like all the others. leaders. senates. parliament's houses of government. you see something good...worthwhile there is no safe harbor. not here, not anywhere. the only safety lies in the agreements between people. i want you to come with me. no, my friend. yours is a world i don't believe in. only optimists like yourself can go on living in it. i don't know which of us is right. or which of us is the strong one. i only know i must sail this dream wherever it takes me. it's not a dream. it's a nightmare. now, abandon it! i can't. i'll stay with my ship. [bomb exploding] you'll see...they'll destroy your world. a few months, at most three or four. three...four. shut the door. his name was arthur farnely salvin. he had command of a destroyer in world war ii. made captain, earned himself a chest full of medals. then he took part in the tests. and that is all we know about him. i liked it on that ship. i had work to do. my kind of work

[snaps fingers] hey, wait a minute. i know you. i saw you on television at the last election on the mayor's platform. correct. uh... will you hold this for me, please? ahem. james montgomery cambridge-- mover of men, past holder of public office, servant to the people. and who are you? fred g. sanford-- mover of junk, present holder of this stinking cigar, and servant to this dummy. say, why don't you have a seat there, mr. cambridge? ou? correct. and we've learned that the radio station reported public opinion to your call at 90% positive. and all morning long, my office has been having phone calls, telegrams. it's incredible. well, that's nice and everything, but it's, you know-- nice? what do you think of that, mr. sanford, huh? hold this. ah. now shove it up your nose. lamont, i'll get to the point. you are the perfect candidate to run for the office of state assemblyman in this district. assemblyman? me? hey, man, i didn't even graduate from high school. oh, well, lamont, that doesn't matter. you're down to earth. you should r

. >> [ snaps fingers ] panel, appear before us, and they have. welcome back, everyone.'s introduce our panel of insiders here. george burrell, a nonprofit executive. good morning, george. >> morning, matt. >> dom giordano, radio-talk-show host. >> morning, matt. >> morning, dom. nia meeks, communications executive. >> good morning. >> and christine flowers, attorney and journalist. >> like magic. >> yes. isn't that great? it's the magic of television. all right. so, melania trump gave her first solo speech in berwyn, chester county, this week, saying she wants to make cyberbullying one of her top issues if she becomes first lady. donald trump also held a rally in pennsylvania. hillary clinton has been keeping pennsylvania in focus, as well. planning on holding a pre-election day rally tomorrow night with president obama and michelle obama. now that we have the panel here, tell me what you think about this -- the sense of this hidden trump voter, okay? the shadow trump voter. and, george, you remember this back in the days of rizzo, where they would say that, you know, r

you don't want it. [ snaps fingers ] [ sighs ] have you been here long? these are our new offices... is that the lawyer? uh, that is the live stream from castle's glasses. i should talk to your decorator. so, you guys sent castle on a surveillance mission my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. after i told you he was not to work any more nypd cases. we didn't think you should know. we were trying to protect you. by sending my husband to the city's top divorce attorney? how can we help? -ah man! happy anniversary? yes! -wow! do you guys have any idea how risky this is? this could blow the entire case. our involvement in and knowledge of this operation is over. giving them some encouragement- so, tell me -- what happened with you and, uh... are going to remember for a lifetime. kate beckett, right? did you see his big old feet? look. the nypd detective? castle: oh, uh, she's a captain, actually. oh. she moved up the ladder quickly. yes. well, she's very good at what she does. she's so focused on work, she doesn't have anything left f

you start showing me how to make money right away [snaps fingers] i'm in. >> i know you're watching atome right now, and i'm sitting with preston morrison from denver, colorado. preston has an amazing story. your story is one of -- this is the reason i started this business, to help people like you get into this business. and for you, you transitioned from the military, and i'm gonna let you talk about that for a couple minutes. but take a second and share your story and share the deals that you've done. >> all right. my name is preston morrison. i'm from denver, colorado. >> yeah. >> and i just went from a position of just kind of being in a limbo of my life and not really knowing how to get out of that. i was working overseas for years. i was working in the middle east. and just going from a position of needing a change in my life, a new direction, i just happened to come across your radio ad. >> yeah. >> listened to it. and just to be from that position of what i was doing, into the fact that i have successfully made money in real estate now, using your system, after having zero kno

to the curb a long time ago. [ snaps fingers ] [ sighs ] , i'm mike sacks. now. we'll show you where -- you can have you been here long? these are our new offices... go -- to save money -- before uh, that is the live stream from castle's glasses. i should talk to your decorator. the holiday rush. so, you guys sent castle on a surveillance mission after i told you he was not to work any more nypd cases. we didn't think you should know. we were trying to protect you. by sending my husband to the city's top divorce attorney? happy anniversary? this could blow the entire case. our involvement in and knowledge of this operation is over. so, tell me -- what happened with you and, uh... kate beckett, right? the nypd detective? castle: oh, uh, she's a captain, actually. oh. she moved up the ladder quickly. yes. well, she's very good at what she does. and that is the root of your problem, isn't it? she's so focused on work, she doesn't have anything left for you? don't look so surprised. it's a story i've heard all too often. but like the stories you write, mr. castle, yo

it's them. ( snaps fingers ) give me a hand. well, i guess we got here a little late. get their guns, aben. man: hey, inside there! hey, what's the idea leaving the stage-- get down! ( horsy whinny ) all right, throw the gun out. everything's all right now, huh? now i don't have to run anymore. , take one. that money belongs to you. ll, you can call it an investment in the future. chool she's going to with those children, now, they need alllp they. hello, don. how you been? nice to see you again, josh. oh, you ly mean that. that depends. you here on business? oh, no. vacation. i haven't slept in a bed in months. when i cat that, i'm gonna play a little poker, drink a little whisky, and i might even talk to a girl or two. the hotel beds aren't the the world, but-- sheriff! sheriff neely. yeah? what is it? a cobounty hunters just brought in ed wilson, dead. they're claiming a reward on him. - ed wilson? - yeah. claim his real name is henry north. they got a poster and everythin. what's the matter, don? you've had a wanted man brought into town before, and they haven't al

3:27-3:37 "snap yo fingers ...do the step ...you can do it all by yourself see you do it ...hey ...let me see you do it hey" hey"jordy and his wife "emily" teamed up with "young life green bay"... for a version of "carpool karaoke."they busted out some tunes as they drove to the group's annual fundraising event at lambeau field.the group starts off... by singings jordy's favorite song "thank god i'm a country boy"... than completely lil wayne's song.jordy and his wife are ?mentors? for "young life green bay." bay."to see the ?full? video-- go to cbs 58 dot com. 3 3 3 3 next at 5 --wisconsin's reince priebus is headed for the white house. we'll tell you his new role with donnald trump's cabinet.... ahead 3 and--- "justice for jay"see how the family of a man shot by a wauwatosa police good morning!nk joinging us. today is monday, november 14-th. 14-th.some big news just announced about the big gig!it might be more than six months away...but we'll show you how summerfest is getting ready to celebrate its 50th year! year! it's basically mid-november and we have been so spoiled with our wea

it's probably going to continue to be that way because they can't snap their fingers and get the service running again. >>> let's find out what to expect with that and the other parts of the commute. >> reporter: expect gridlock, vine street expressway local vine broad, everything running fine, people continue to drive to work taking regional rail. it's going to be a process to get things back up and running again. full service knot in effect until tomorrow morning's commute. we're seeing delays kicking in at this early hour, 16 minute delay with the train on the trenton line. 24 minute delay on paoli torn daily -- thorndale line. 14 minute on the fox chase line. tomorrow morning commute will be back to normal today not the case. in addition to the gridlock you'll see in center city because of people drive to go work. we have more challenges, this is the big clinton rally where the obamas and the clintons will be there. beginning at 10:00 a.m. this morning another reason to have gridlock through the city. a look at the commuter traffic report, lenape drive in lower providence, an acciden

presidents can't just snap their fingers, wave a magic wand and everything's, you know, peachy, hunky-dory, all that crap. don't work that way. >> reporter: i am working on a story about why it could be hard for polian campaign promises. that will be all new at 5:30. mark rivera 10news wtsp. >>> a neighborhood on edge tonight after homes in their community are vandalized with anti-trump messages. take a look at what was spray- painted on two homes in east tampa. police are still looking for the people who did it. it appears they also set a fire in between the two properties. neighbors tell us the hopes are vacant, but they worry theirs sleep, we would have all died. >> they should have it removed right away. you know, it's the hate behind it that i am really afraid of. >> neighbors say overtime past couple of days they have -- over the past couple of days they have seen two suspicious men in the area. >>> check this out right here. you have to see it. the ground opened up and swallowed a car. not just part of the car, but all of it. it looks like something out of happened right in citrus c

when the ball was snapped... his finger was in the way... carr called it the worst pain he's ever felt in his life... this guy is tough... he came back into the game and rallied the raiders to a 35-32 win... oakland is now 10-2... all alone in first place. denver... chiefs and broncos battle in a good ole slobber knocker. kansas city down by 8 late... when alex smith hits tyreke hill for the touchdown... they also get the 2 point conversion... so off to overtime they go... chiefs can win it with this kick... cairo santos bounces it off the upright and in... chiefs win 30-27. tom brady is pretty good at this quarterback thing... he picked up his 200th win. he is now tied with payton manning.. for the most all- time wins. brady led the patriots to a comeback win over the jets... there's a real good chance brady will pass peyton next sunday... the patriots host the rams. six people are dead.. and thousand six people are dead.. and thousand six people are dead.. and thousand more are in the hospital.. after suffering from a disease known as thun

[snaps fingers] wait a minute. the lead screen we use in radiotherapy. miss bronson-- oh, no. you don't get me in that operating g om. i'll need an assistant. i'll assist. come on. you know, thth got that creature that weber shot up at the hospital! [murmurs] don't worry. we ain't gonna leave e there. we aim to get it and string it up. now, them two reporters from back east and d em oil people will try to stop us, like as not. but we ain't gonna be stopped! this is our town. we don't need no strananrs telling us what to do. [murmurs] weber: there's the sheriff, luke. the sheriff. you're under arrest, benson. if you know what's good for you you'll tell them to loose me. throw him in the jail. keep him there till we're through. doctor, do you think he'll live?? unless something develops, complications set in. you know, kent, it's amazing. its chest structururis exactly like that of a human being. same thoracic cavity, same number of ribs, same lung position. the only external difference seems to be in the hairy covering. and the large head. yes, i'd like to examine that t ad. i'

i was in the elevator, and i just started to snap my fingers. i said, "i've got to buy that." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i got you something. i wanted to buy you something because-- there you go. that's just-- nothing to say about it. >> stinkys. >> it's a stinky. >> the characters that smell like their name. >> they smell like their name. this stinky-- take it, and you squeeze it, and it stinks. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> it really works. i mean, take them home. this one-- this one really stinks. [ laughter ] >> this one is-- >> i went in. i said-- >> this one is barnyard. >> this one is barnyard. >> rob lake's bad breath sewer. [ ht and dead fish. >> they were all out of sewer, so they had-- >> well, i-- >> you squeeze this, and it reeks. [ laughter ] i got about 20 of them. i'm giving them to everybody this year. [ laughter ] >> i'll use this in the car on the way home. >> well, that's what i got there. i wanted to go out, and buy things because i'm pretty excited. tomorrow is my birthday. >> really? >> you don't have to applaud. i mean, it's

this is all before you snapped your fingers and had plastic surgery or liposuction at your disposal. >> dr. travis: i have an old school kissing machine here too. how was this used back in the day? >> actually, this replaced real husband's and and fiance's, that were doing tests for max factor. they were employed by max factor, they were in his makeup factory. he hired married couples and you had to be at least engaged, otherwise you could not do this. it sounded like fun to do this. men would kiss women and see how much pressure would there have to be before the woman's lipstick could rub off or get smudged because they were he used live models. you would never believe this, but this practice got old fast, and people no longer signed up to make extra money, smooching in front of a scientific who was taking down calculations. so max factor decided to make a machine. [ applause ] >> dr. travis: fascinating! [ applause ] >> it's fascinating. >> dr. travis: and we use so many devices nowadays. it's cool to think that this was really the start of it >> it's fun to think that - and i shou

you start showing me how to make money right away [snaps fingers] i'm in. >> i know you're watching at home right now, and i'm sitting with preston morrison from denver, colorado. preston has an amazing story. your story is one of -- this is the reason i started this business, to help people like you get into this business. and for you, you transitione from the military, and i'm gonna let you talk about that for a couple minutes. but take a second and share your story and share the deals that my name is preston morrison. i'm from denver, colorado. >> yeah. >> and i just went from a position of just kind of being in a limbo of my life and not really knowing how to get out of that. i was working overseas for years. i was working in the middle east. and just going from a position of needing a change in my life, a new direction, i just happened to come across your radio ad. >> yeah. >> listened to it. and just to be from that position of what i was doing, into the fact that i have successfully made money in real estate now, using your knowledge to start with it. >> tell us about that first

[snaps fingers] that's it. what's it? i'm eric? no, eric's gonna help me solve the problem. what are you talking about? i mean, eric only operates if you feed it information, une was in what, uh--? what--? what--? scorpio? was in scorpio the day she was born. what kind of clue is that? well, it's the only one we've got. neptune's been in scorpio millions of times. well, once, maybe. all right, but we know she was born about 2000 years ago. that narrows it down. oh... yeah. and if general peterson catches us fooling around with that machine, he's gonna narrow us down. it's the only way we're gonna find that date. you with me? okay, i'm with you. boy. well, i guess we sink together. this is wax. i know, they're all wax. [doorbell rings] good morning, roge. i'm afraid you're gonna have to sink without me. what do you mean? can i come in? oh, sure, come on in. [sighs] boy, i couldn't sleep at all last night. i hate to tell you, but i can't go through with this. you can't go through with what? eric! we get caught fooling around with that thing, we're gonna get wiped out. about th

wish number three -- darrin, never mind the third wish. [ snaps fingers ] [ ding! ] it's on the house. sweetheart? darrin? [ grunts ] darrin? [ tinkles ] good night, sweetheart. mmm, feeling better? much. after spending last night in an airport in a snowstorm, that's just what i needed -- a good, hot shower. i wish i could take another. [ water running ] oh, we forgot. you had one more wish left. [ chuckles ] hi, sweetheart! hi, honey. oh, is something the matter? yeah. larry and i ran into an important client today, and i couldn't remember the man's name... and he knew it. that happens to everyone once in a while. it's natural. well, it's been happening too often, i'm going to do something about it. in fact, i already have. i bought this book. i read the first two chapters on the train. it's fascinating. oh! "instant memory can be yours." that's nice. you start your homework. i'll start dinner. "chapter three." [ ding! ] ah, testing your memory, dear? do you remember me? i wouldn't mind forgetting you, endora. a perfect memory! that's ridiculous. what's so ridicul

(discordant music) (fingers snapping rhythmically) ? they're creepy and they're kooky ? mysterious and spooky ? they're altogether ooky ? the addams family ? the house is a museum ? when people come to see 'em ? they really are a scream ? the addams family man: neat. sweet. petite. ? so get a witch's shawl on ? a broomstick you can crawl on ? we're gonna pay a call on you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claims centers are available to assist you 24/7. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you?. liberty mutual insurance. (drill whirring) (exclaiming) darling, i've almost worn out the drill. sharpen it up. sharpen it up. now, dear, too much of a good thing... querida, please, you were just hitting a nerve. okay, now, just one more time. (exclaims) i'm sorry to spoil your fun, but something's wrong with

[snaps fingers] you get your wish. there is. where? it's up on the far wall there. then that's it! that's it! - you can't get outta there-- - we can get outta here! - you can't get outta there. - why not? in the first place, there ain't no catch on that window so, we'll force it open. in the second place, that window is painted shut until the second comin'. then we'll break the glass. third place... [shattering] there's bars on the window. i don't believe it. we're trapped in here. we're trapped in here!!! aaah! stop your yellin' there. you're only trapped in here with me. look at who the hell i'm trapped in here with. hey, anybody out there?! we're locked in archie's place in the storeroom! the door is wide open, so come on in! and be sure to take all of archie's money, on top of the cash register! and be sure and take all of archie's mon-- ah! what? how stupid can you get, yellin' out there into an alleyway. don't you know the kind of people that pass through alleyways there this time of night-- nothing but the crinimal element. but, arch, shouldn't we at least take a chance that

(fingers snapping rhythmically) ? they're creepy and they're kooky ? mysterious and spooky ? they're altogether ooky ? the house is a museum ? when people come to see 'em ? they really are a scream ? the addams family man: neat. sweet. petite. ? so get a witch's shawl on ? a broomstick you can crawl on ? we're gonna pay a call on ? the addams family ? my favorite part about being a dad is just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. you think about what life would be like for them, without you. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that's when i said i need a second opinion. from the moment i walked through the doors, fact that they included me in the whole process and asked me what i wanted to do. it makes you feel like you're part of the family. rod came in with ah, pretty advanced cancer and i remember thinking, he's just like me, he's like my twin. we're almost the same age, the same height- he's much more athletic- but alm

[fingers snap] well, i'm here, and i'm staying here! well, as long as you here and you staying here, would you mind holding out your arms let me tell you one thing. when my sister was alive, i was always welcome in this house, but i wouldn't put my foot in there unless you fall down on your hands and knees and beg me. so long, sucker! grady, if you're done talking to the vegetables, why don't you go in there and talk to the frying pan and tell it to cook us some dinner? ok, but you mind doing me a favor, please, and feeding my plants while i'm in there? what's that fish for? oh, that's for mrs. nelson's cat. you see, sometimes you have to prime the pump. and talk to the vegetables for me. will ya, please? make them feel wanted. what are you, some kind of a nut? talk to the vegetables. did you hear him? before you become my meal. say, my man, what are you doing? hey, rollo. what's happening, man? look here, i want to ask you a question. uh... does that look like wild parsley to you? you mean that marijuana? look at it, baby. yeah, well,

. >> anytime somebody says anything good, you just finger snap or it touches you, just pat yourself on the heart to let them know that person that's talking, that what they said connected with you. i've learned a lot coming to these meetings. hearing these young girls' past. it's helped me learn about my girlfriend even more. i pride myself on being a very respectable man. to my girlfriend to the woman that i see and encounter myself with on a daily basis. >> that's pure integrity. doing stuff on and off the field regardless of who sees you or not. >> i cry all the time. [ laughter ] >> and he comes to these all the time. that's definitely a big mark, check mark on my book. >> it's a up for what you believe in. you gotta speak up. if you don't speak up, everything spreads out, it's kind ever like a disease. and at the end of the day, i want to be able to do nothing bibetter this football team. >>> two police officers caught on camera pepper spraying a woman will no longer be facing criminal charges. together. >> talking about family ahead of dolly's christmas special. >> priceless reac

3:27-3:37 "snap yo fingers ...do the step ...you can do it see you do it ...hey ...let me see you do it hey" hey"jordy and his wife "emily" teamed up with "young life green bay"... for a version of "carpool karaoke."they busted out some tunes as they drove to the group's annual fundraising event at lambeau field.the group starts off... by singing jordy's favorite song by john denver-- "thank god i'm a country boy."then as you heard... they change genres-- rap. jordy and his life green bay." bay."to see the ?full? video-- go to cbs 58 dot com. stay with us ...michael is in next with your forecast ...right here on cbs 58. [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. the holidays are fast approaching...in fact, ra

. >> this time out it seems like with a snap of a finger the whole tenor of the election changes. >> reporter: 10news political expert lars hafner doesn't doubt the threat, but he thinks it could have the opposite effect. >> our country rallies behind the idea that no one messes with america. >> reporter: when we went out to the early polling places, that's what people told us. >> we may not have any choice over that if they decide to bomb us or do some kind of decisionruption. they are not going to decide how i live. >> they say national security officials have been planning for the possibility of violence at voting spots for months now. in fact a recent poll found 51% of americans do worry about some sort of violence taking place at the pog >>> meantime, federal and state leaders are trying to get ahead of threats. the "new york times" has outlined five they are particularly concerned about. the first is a flood of disclosures. revelations, things like hacked emails from a political party or candidate could end up in the wrong hands. the second one, that has to do with interfering

greg hunter says, "hey, jimmy, do you ever snap your fingers to make something change?" yeah, i do that all the time. it's pretty fun. i'll show you. let me change my mug here. ?? yeah. see? it's fun. you want to give it a try, quest? >> questlove: yeah, sure, i'll try it. okay. ?? >> jimmy: yeha, cool. anyone can do it. how about you, higgins? >> steve: sure. ?? [ applause ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: what is going on? this is a great suggestion. this one is from aaron reilly. hey, jimmy, pandas were just taken off the endangered species list, the nba season just started, and the election is coming up. is there any way you can combine those three things? in fact, i think we can. here to dunk a basketball over life size cutouts of hillary clinton and donald trump is our very own hashtag the panda, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? are you very excited about this? yeah, yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] okay. hashtag, when you're ready. go for it! [ drumroll ] be careful. [ cheers and applause ] ?? oh, my gosh. oh! ?? [ laughter ] ?? ?? ?? [ cheers and a

sitting on the tracks, they need that way for search days now, as we've explained they don't snap their fingers and get services run yet. the frankford el will take a while to get bus stop and running along -- backup and running along with the city subways. it will take several hours to get things running again. >> let's go over to karen rogers and get more on what to anticipate today as they close things out with the strike and david murphy good morning. >> reporter: septa said it takes four to 6 hours to get the worker to begin the phase-in process. the first area that he start to phase in, the broad and market frank ford line that will be phased in first, the city buses and expanding to the rest of the buses and the trollies. it won't be entirely done until tomorrow morning. it's tomorrow morning when everything is up and running on time. you cane count on anything running at any particular time today. new delays coming in, 16 minute delay with the trenton line, 289 minute delay with paoli thorndale. 18 minute delay with the train on the median elwin line. 18 minute with the train on the fox

you can't snap your fingers and make things happen as you can with a company.eo, legislative body, government moves slowly. it can be frustrating for ceo types like tru. david: secretary of state which is the main position, they have to have similar views on things. i'm wondering about russia. remember during the obama-romney debate when mittcaught a got of grief when he said russia was number one problem in the world. donald trump talking about how we can maybe work with russia to kick isis out of the middle east. might they disagree or come to agreement on that? >> i think there are differing views between the two men on russia. although, if, if romney or anybody else were to become secretary of state, they would provide their advice and counsel to the president. but at end. day the president makes decision on direction of foreign policy to this country. i don't want to get ahead of myself what governor romney would do as secretary of state, anybody serves under president trump no matter what their views would have execute strategies as president he lace out.

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snapped his fingers. it is very clear there is no way the democrats would have left it in place. realize, weblicans need consistent rule across the board. democrats get rid of it the , republicans should do the same. everyone gets 51 votes. there nominees from top to bottom and then we can move , forward. the democrats had a 51 vote. there is no filibuster after harry reid hit the nuclear option. maybe he should have moved a little faster. he did, nonetheless end up with , the same impact. he transformed one third of the seats. replaced one third of the seats. we went from having one with 13 quarts of the majority of democratic nominees to 29. let's not pretend president obama to that have a major impact on the court. that is true of every president they're not unique to donald trump. host: good morning. go ahead, beth. we will try again from beth. beth, are you with us? caller: yes, i am. hello? host: you are on the air. caller: yes. ok. i am frustrated with mitch mcconnell. you know, when president obama, who now currently has a high percentage of approval, he was our president

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