stephen king is do with us from hsbc. do you anticipate a deal?so much politics involved in this story. >> these relationships are not terribly good, let's face it. getting a deal itself is tricky. saudi is worried about non-opec producers. one thing the report did not mention was trump, because he is promising reinvigorated oil, pushing the shale and energy market in the u.s. he wants to turn the u.s. into a much bigger energy producer and that does not help opec. the tricky thing is not what is going on in opec alone, but what is happening elsewhere that limits opec's power. guy: let's look at what is happening more broadly. is this an admission from the saudi's that we are now ina declining story for hydrocarbons. they will not be what they once were for the economy. >> there is evidence of that because in saudi arabia, they are trying to push through significant reforms over the next few years. they are doing it because they realize they have to look beyond hydrocarbons. doing that is difficult because the population is very young, not particu

he also wrote short stories and a lot of people that know his stories, stephen king writes about him actually, that h but d no idea that he is also in the conservative mind and vice ver versa. >> for his stories good sellers? >> the world bear appeared as yu could expect and not any kind of gentle way that he called them rather gothic. it's not accidental that the publisher actually published kirk's early fictions so these are anti-daemonic, they are black masses and very involved in the way stephen king would be today. >> we are talking with bradley birzer professor of history and we are talking up at the buck "russell kirk: american conservative." >> 1951 from buckley. >> was there a connection between the bucs? >> it was an interesting year for conservatism. when the great social philosophers the same age as kirk published the quest for community starting in 1953 when it was published, other books came out, fahrenheit 451, another great science fiction novelist wrote the demolished man. i think kirk's was most important because it was accessible to all kinds of people but there wa

all week long, you talked about being the next hitchcock or stephen king, but you're not going to be one of those guys, 'cause you're unique. what you created in there is... is a delpino. [laughter] maybe you're right. my work does have a certain delpinoesque quality. [hysterical laughter] listen to that. they love me. i may have created my own genre-- a horroromedy. they'll pay an arm and leg. [knock knock] goodnight, son. goodnight, doogie. mom, dad, the other night you said you got some unexpected help making sure i grew up ok. what were you talking about? douglas, as you can imagine, vinnie wasn't exactly my first choice as your best friend, or my second for that matter... but, uh, no one could bring out the child in you like vincent delpino, and in retrospect, he was a godsend. and if you ever tell him i said that, it's not that big. it looks that big from here. you're exaggerating it. he doesn't even look human. i'm not as talented as you are, wanda. you've spent 20 minutes working on that nose. janine, this is art. it's a balance of form and texture. i'm looking at a naked man

possibly making the same trip to the north: raven-symona chloasevigny, bryan cranston, neve campbell, stephen king, keegan-michael key and ne-yo.((photo of canadian flag))circa vo: and they aren't alone: as the election began swinging in trump's direction, canada's immigration website crashed due to heavy traffic.((photos of celebrities below))circa vo: barbra streisand considered both canada and australia. and you may find samuel l. jackson in south africa, ruth bader ginsburg in new zealand, or george lopez in mexico.((photos of cher)) circa vo: mewh her sights on an even farther destination: jupiter. she'd diabetes affects around 29 million people in the united states.this month is diabetes awareness month.wor >>> diabetes affects nearly 29,000,000 people in the united states. this month is diabetes awareness month. working in partnership with our parent company, sinclair broadcast group, we want to keep you informed about health matters. it is our responsibility and our privilege. jennifer gilbert explains how managing diabetes could mean the death tweet -- the difference between life and deat

stephen king wrote a children's book. that's all coming up on "the list." >> i'm bradley. we've got what's trending now. as the battle to be the best in baseball nears its close, be so does the battle for the white house. we are exactly one week away from election day, but if you are sick of watching trump and clinton battle each other with angry words, watch them battle each other with nerf guns instead. this video from pdk films already has br three million you tube views. once you check out the whole ten minute video on the list facebook page, stick around on facebook because it has a new feature that shows us who and what will be on our ballot. it offers information about current issues, local initiatives, and candidates for your specific area. it also lets you save and print your choices. head to facebook.com/elections/your plan. >> okay. now that you know where to get your ballots info, time to update you on the latest viral trend that has kids flipping some school administrators are flipping out. >> yes! >> yes! >> kids today flipping water bottles and power ade bot

and how is this for a stephen king wrote a children's book. that's all coming up on "the list." >> i'm bradley. >> i'm -- >> i'm christina. we've got what's trending now. as the battle to be the best in baseball nears its close, be so does the battle for the white house. we are exactly one week away from election day, but if you are sick of watching trump and clinton battle each other with angry words, watch them battle each other with nerf guns

>> this 800 number given to you after you join the author's guild and you dial in, stephen king gap sensor was albany, new york. >> the question is where do you get your ideas from? that is hard. >> i did a newspaper interview where every single question involved inspiration which i couldn't believe, i've never been asked so many different questions. that is hard to say, my life and observations, you never know what will spark. they just pop up, that is not a satisfying answer. >> i write about what is pissing me off right now, seriously. doesn't have to me personally, but i write mostly about things people do that i wish they didn't do or that i wish they did more of so there are a lot of books there. >> you have a lot to write about. be change not many years left to do it. >> don't say that. >> what is the difference to you, to listen to a book on tape, hold a book, or kindle? you get a new novel -- >> hardcover. >> not even a paperback, >> marcel perused -- marcel proust. >> i hate you. >> my question, i hate to read which is unusual here. >> we don't care if you read the books or not a

popping up around bangor maine advertising the campaign a penny wise the creepy clown from the stephen king novel it. big secular posies running for we don't know the answer to bid the same is been popping up around the downtown area of the inc. posted a picture of himself alongside the picture. not clear who put them up in the first place. >> the cavaliers well, they were taken on the celtics who had to briefly in the first quarter before cleveland got the lead and then buy a 128-1 and they are now 5-0. tightly in his getting the offense going creating a spot, hitting the jumper. even it up to 23 on the night and tristan thompson was active as always tristan with a double double on the night and certainly does. difficult to stop. is he right there, oh my goodness. lebron always facilitating. taking advantage there is kevin third quarter. thirty points on the night, 12 assists, james is now one point shy of ten and all plays all time in the nba. the cavaliers in james and proving to 5-0 with a 128-122 victory at the q tonight. extra innings in game seven and exhausting month of october for

the next day hesaw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in the audience this evening. sir,, i have a message for you. we welcome you at the lion king. as scar, i want to say you being booed add "hamilton" does not represent all of broadway. you will always be welcomed here at the lion king because i believe, together, we can kill simba! hear me out! you will now have access to an army and nuclear weapons and we can kill the son of my brother m you're probably thinking, whiebd i help you? scar is selfish and greedy and has a huge ego and hangs around with hid owes henchmen, and what's that weird thing on his head? so, yeah, we're going to get along great! >> it's "the late show" with stephen coper. tonight, stephen welcomes pretenders. jon batiste and "stay human."??? now live from ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! hey! sit down! thank you very much! welcome to the show! oh, my goodness. oh, my good mess. welcome to "the late show." i am happy to be your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) ?

tom: we told you just before halloween that stephen king's it is new hampshire's favorite scary movie. jennifer: that may inspire some granite staters to join the newest campaign, vote pennywise. he's the evil clown from it. the signs have started showing up around king's hometown of bangor, maine the author tweeted it's not clear which office pennywise is running for. thanks for joining us for thanks for joining us for newsnine at 5:00. i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job training more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. and why i respectfully ask >> oh, my gosh. four more days. >> i'm ready. i'm ready. tom: now at 6:00, the presidential campaigns' rush to new hampshire >> after a presidential primary the secretary of state is no

. >> you consider the risk not only to our workers but the water supply, it is like a stephen king novel. the country should be thinking about. >> they've known for decades, year after year, report after report. >> reporter: attorney general bob ferguson is taking an even more unusual step, suing the federal government. why haven't they acted? >> to me it is unforgunforgivab. they have to live with themselves about that. how many more workers have to be sick before they do something? that's my question. i really want to know. >> reporter: we headed to hanford to do just that. site is highly restricted by the with the senior official, mark whitney. >> all the workers to date referred for medical evaluation have been returned to work. >> we have spoken to workers that have not returned to work that are seriously, even terminally ill. is it the department of energy's position that these illnesses are not related to the exposures? >> i wish we had a more complete understanding of those circumstances. but a lot of effort has gone in to the last couple years to strengthening our efforts to dea

. >> stephen: chesterfield king girls and their cigarette boxes and everything. >> everyone's trying on your triangle trump had. it's gone crazy back there. >> stephen: welcome back, bull. 15 million people, lo? them's is ratings. >> i probably could have better think b at it. denoseo for 13 years people yelled the denoseo! in traffic randomly go, "bull"! ( laughter ) i mean, i didn't anticipate it would feel like an accusation, my name. >> stephen: well, there's passion behind it. >> yeah, "bull"! yeah, that's me, thank you. >> stephen: the show itself, the premise is you're somebody who helps your psychologist put together juriys, right? >> you're going to try explain the show? >> stephen: we'll take it away for me in a moment. you help to put together juries for lawyers? >> yes. >> stephen: in the service of justice or -- >> we live in interesting times. certain moral ambiguities are fascinating. so on the show "bull"! ( laughter ) what we do is we try to figure figure out why does a person have a certain set of beliefs that another person, say, has a counter, contrary set of belie

it happened along a rural stephen of king's highway. suspect left behind a crew at the scene of the crime a mradz american living shirt and we aired this photo of it on "fox5". deputies worked with the victim to put out this composite sketch. you see it here side by side sheriff's office says they received 100 tips from public and were grateful for the help. it was follow up on a lead that made aarrest possible. flores has no known address. but he was previously riff live in the fredericksburg area. the 26-year-old remains behind bars in lee country, north carolina tonight, on $100,000 bond and he's also being held by u.s. immigration detainer. live in studio, lauren demarco, >> it was tonight in prince george county police are investigating a murder in brandywine. officers were called to tower road shortly before 6 . they found a man suffering from gunshot wound and he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police don't have a lot to go on now and trying to figure out who shot the victim and why. >>> tonight we know the identit

. >> reporter: famous for inspiring stephen king's "the shining." >> thank you. >> reporter: he scheduled an early dinner so they could turn in early. it was a romantic weekend, after national park to go on a hiking trail harold had scouted out a few months earlier. but just about 24 hours in, the perfect weekend turned tragic. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> hello, my name is harold henthorn, and i'm in the rocky mountain national park. >> okay. >> i need an alpine mountain rescue team immediately. >> reporter: it was just before 6:00 and harold needed help urgently. >> my wife has fallen from a rock on the north summit of deer mounta on the deer mountain trail. and she's in really critical condition. >> reporter: harold told the 911 operator that toni had fallen from the edge of a cliff. >> we need to be sure that you know my location first. i have really bad cell coverage. >> okay. >> okay. i'm on deer mountain. >> reporter: immediately, the park launched a ranger who was also a trained emt, but the only way to get there from the trail head was on foot, and that would

the next day he saw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in the audience this evening. vice president elect m sir,, i have a message for you. we welcome you at the lion king. as scar, i want to say you being booed add "hamilton" does not represent all of broadway. you will always be welcomed here at the lion king because i believe, together, we can kill simba! hear me out! you will now have access to an army and nuclear weapons and we can kill the son of my brother

stephen colbert is next. we'll see you back here tomorrow captioning sponsored by cbs >> on friday night, vice president elect mike pence went to see the musical "hamilton." the next day he saw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in the audience this evening. vice president elect mike pence. sir,, i have a message for you. we welcome you at the lion king. as scar, i want to say you being booed add "hamilton" does not represent all of broadway. you will always be welcomed here at the lion king because i believe, together, we can kill simba! hear me out! you will now have access to an army and nuclear weapons and we can kill the son of my brother

the next day he saw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in the audience this evening. vice president elect mike nc sir,, i have a message for you. we welcome you at the lion king. as scar, i want to say you being booed add "hamilton" does not represent all of broadway. you will always be welcomed here at the lion king because i believe, together, we can kill simba! hear me out! you will now have access to an army and nuclear weapons and we can kill the son of my brother

the next day he saw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in vice president elect mike pence. sir,, i have a message for you. we welcome you at the lion king. as scar, i want to say you being booed add "hamilton" does not represent all of broadway. you will always be welcomed here at the lion king because i believe, together, we can kill simba! hear me out! you will now have access to an army and nuclear weapons and we

the next day he saw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in the audience this evening. vice prent sir,, i have a message for you. we welcome you at the lion king. as scar, i want to say you being booed add "hamilton" does not represent all of broadway. you will always be welcomed here at the lion king because i believe, together, we can kill simba! hear me out! you will now have access to an army and nuclear weapons and we can kill the son of my brother

the next day he saw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in the audience this eveninga message for you. we welcome you at the lion king. as scar, i want to say you being booed add "hamilton" does not represent all of broadway. you will always be welcomed here at the lion king because i believe, together, we can kill simba! hear me out! you will now have access to an army and nuclear weapons and we can kill the son of my brother m

the next day he saw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in the audience this evening. vice president elect mike pence. sir,, i have a message for you. we welcome you at the lion king. as scar, i want to say you being booed add "hamilton" does not represent all of broadway. you will always be welcomed here at the lion king because i believe, together, we can kill simba! hear me out! you will now have access to an army and nuclear weapons and we can kill the son of my brother

the next day he saw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in the audience this evening. vice president elect mike pence. sir,, i have a message for you. we welcome you at the lion king. as scar, i want to say you being booed add "hamilton" does not represent all of broadway. you will always be welcomed here at the lion king because i believe, together, we can kill simba! hear me out! you will now have access to an army and nuclear weapons and we can kill the son of my brother

the next day hesaw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in the audience this evening.

the next day he saw "the lion king." ( applause ) >> stephen: we had a guest in the audience this evening sir,, i have a message for you. we welcome you at the lion king. as scar, i want to say you being booed add "hamilton" does not represent all of broadway. you will always be welcomed here at the lion king because i believe, together, we can kill simba! hear me out! you will now have access to an army and nuclear weapons and we can kill the son of my brother

don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests jeff goldblum and elle king. don't forget, you can always take 10 news with you just download the 10 news app. it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and traffic - and get alerts so you won't miss a thing. search wtsp 10 news in the app store now. we asked you to share your photos with us on facebook kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. say more with kisses deluxe. kids don't know how to act fake. i like your face. so we're learning to be more like them. removing artificial flavors and colors from general mills cereal. our cereal. general mills als hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grain as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. so no matter what your favorite is, you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. share your photos with us on facebook in honor of veterans day.. this morning we pay tribute.## coming up on 10 coming up on 10 new

king. coming up, "the late show" host stephen colbert returns to studio 57. what he's planning for his live election night special. that's coming up, on cbs this morning.)) /// ((sherry swensk)) >>> this is likely the sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... with 10 delicious items like my bacon and egg chicken sandwich, southwest scrambler plate, a sparkling blood orange cooler, and homestyle potatoes. don't just throw out those jack o lanterns! the southern nevada christmas the southern nevada christmas tree recycling committee is hosting its first annual chuck a pumpkin tomorrow! it's taking place over at the galleria mall from noon until 4 pm. the pumpkins will be recycled into compost this, of course, isn't video of the event .. this is video from pumpkin chunkin in san diego ... because who doesn't love to watch this??/// weather today? ((sherry swensk)) clear skies and a milder morning... temps righ

waterhouse, thumbtack king of america. stephens is my name, and advertising is my game. lay it on me, baby! who's handling my account? uh, yes, mr. waterhouse. this is darrin -- you bet your bottom dollar i'm your boy. but time's a-wasting. let's get down to brass tacks! brass tacks! ha ha! i got a million of 'em. all levity aside, porterhouse. now, i've been looking at your advertising, and believe me, some of your ideas went out with hoop skirts. i mean, it's, "hey, you, kid with a wawa brush!" uh, what darrin means, mr. waterhouse, is that, uh, some of your ideas ht into better focus -- oh, no, no, larry. larry, that isn't what i mean at all. what i mean is, waterhose, baby, you got to get with it. that tv commercial of yours where the executive comes in, and he puts the poster up on the wall, and... oh, that has got to go! but, say, what if you should take a -- mmm, cute, little secretary, and she comes into the boss's office, and she's putting thumbtacks in the boss's drawer, s down? [ shrieks ] that'll bring the tv viewer right out of his chair. bring the boss out

kings! they, they played for like-- >> stephen: yeah. you had to play for about 20 minutes there. ( cheers and applause ) >> you had a drum solo, and-- >> stephen: well, tom hanks, you are the man from whom we all learned, there's no crying in baseball. >> ah, okay. >> stephen: okay? >> yeah, that's true. there's going to be. there's going to be. >> stephen: world seriesrl both towns-- >> okay, now, listen, you can all stick your pins in me right now, and i know the entire world and three-legged dogs and orphan children are all rooting for the chicago cubs, i realize that. ( cheers ) but you do not do three long, hot summers doing shakespeare in cleveland, blowing time, watching the cleveland indians play at a park that i swear was called, at the time, cleveland it wasn't like petco park or the dunkin' donuts field, or something. cleveland municipal lakefront stadium. holds 90,000 people. i would be there on a given night with 4,800-- ( laughter ) watching "sudden," sid monge, andre "thunder" thornton, #21 mike "the human rain delay" har