productivity has been growing at a slower pace. oliverwe found at least one number that coincides with that trend. peter: an economist noticed something that's kind of strange. across a number of countries, when you have a higher proportion of 40 something's in the workforce, you get higher activity growth. the most important thing in the world's productivity growth. this was kind of news. it was also weird. why? some people, the national research council took a look at it. they didn't buy it. the president's council of economic advisers looked into it and they said research has said they were right. there is something going on here. what's interesting is at the time he did his work, a decade ago, the percentage was kind of falling. that was a drag on u.s. activity growth. back then. now, we are getting to the bottom of that. the share of 40 something workforce is in up way up. carol: we are trying to figure out what's going on with the economy. it feels like we can't get the engine going. does this explain it? peter: it explains some of

for some kids, that is a breakthrough. olivernique about treating this sort of behavior, the affluenza. in many ways, some of the effects of growing up this way crop up in a traditional kind of abuse. they have found something distinct here they can treat that will not be answered in other sorts of rehabilitation facilities. bob: they believe, again, it is like a spaghetti hitting the wall response. with kids in particular sitting , them down in a 12 step program and telling them they have to admit that they are powerless over a substance, may not be the way in for them. the way in for them might be learning how to collaborate with a horse. going out to pick roses. making lunch for everybody. carol: etc. section is out with its annual giftgiving article. oliver: i am thinking -- how about an eco-capsule? carol: it is the ultimate giftgiving guide. everyone comes up with gift giving guides around the holiday season. what was your approach? >> retail therapy. we wanted to provide as many possibilities and 14 pages as possible. 78 i

liberals think there is a scientific consensus that it is. oliverr politics and policies in section. we wanted to do a spread with voters and we realized we could do it before the election because the election has been parts of thelarge country since october. her early voting starts in early thisd october and at point, 22 million have actually already voted. the election is already happening so we sent photographers to four swing states and one newly-contested state, utah. where we know it is a rock-red republican state voters who were there who are predominantly mormon are having a tough time with donald trump. it is a state that ted cruz one in the primary. so we sent a reporter to utah which had the lowest percentage of vote trump and vote hillary. that is why we went there. such aher: and contentious election, how difficult was it to get people on the street to let you take their photograph and say, yes i will happily let you take my picture and put my face to this candidate as support. >> in north carolina, the black churches have remained for

carol: a new healthy way to eat a whole pint of ice cream. count me in. oliver give me a scoop. >> hilltop is amazing, i wonder dessert. if you like ice cream they guy -- if you like ice cream like i do, you can eat a pint of this ice cream anywhere between 240 and 280 calories, which to give you some perspective, ben & jerry's chunky monkey, which is amazing is 1200 calories for a pint. oliver: it also has the added benefits of full protein. how can they -- what exactly is going into this so-called ice cream where they can pull this off? >> yeah, so basically they have replaced all the bad things with things that taste pretty good, that aren't as bad for you. there is milk proteins to make up for the lack of fat. they are using a no calorie sweetener in stevia. and there's a sugar alcohol, which sounds complicated and kind of gross, but which actually will not get you drunk and tastes fine. carol: this was created by a lawyer who had concerns and health problems. >> some health issues, 2011 he goes and buys an ice cream maker off amazon. it is one of these craz

we'll take a look at what's happening around the world. oliver: paul manafort reemerges as a player at trump tower. carol: welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. oliver: you can also listen to us on the radio. cirrus xm channel 119 and also on 1200 in boston. m 960 in the bay area. carol: and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. a controversial figure in trump land emerges. oliver: we spoke to reporter bob coulter. >> paul manafort before steve bannon came along was supposed to be the mastermind that was going to bring trump of victory. he resigned in august. it seemed like that was going to be it. and we would never hear from him again. what i've reported out is the idea that he never went away. he stayed close to trump all the way through and he articulated the strategy that rot trump the victory. steve bannon was making noise with fringe groups. in order to get the real center of america to go on trumps side, that was all paul manafort. it speaks to his power as an unseen force for decades. i take a look at the scope of his career and eva

neg. >> oliver: mireya, thank you. >> up next: help for the homeless. a small gesture is making life >> oliver: there are nearly 120,000 homeless people in california. more than two-thirds of them live on the street. that's the highest rate of people without shelter in the country. john blackstone tells about a simple program that's making their lives more bearable. >> the latest count of homeless in los angeles shows the city has more than 43,000 people living on the streets. on skid row, in downtown los angeles makeshift dwellings spread for block after block. these forbidding streets but raquel beard has. >> people are dying every day here. the drug trade and drug usages is just out of control. property thefts are through the roof. >> she worked with the association of business owners in the skid row area who are being overwhelmed by the homeless. >> and there's no community outcry about that. >> because other people don't see it. >> out of sight, out of mind, let's just keep it there. they are helped at a warehouse called the bin. with nowhere to live

it's a different kind of storytelling. oliver: one thing that was a great way to bring color to donald trump was your wall of trump which is a visual but also about the things he said in the past. >> the issue has a lot of stories about the election but one thing we did is we went through all of his promises or many of them in his own words and we had a full page of the many promises involving immigration, taxes, involving a whole set of policy initiatives that he promised during the course of the campaign. carol: i feel like it led the coverage. it reminded me how many different promises he made about so many different things. >> and there has been so much attention to his style, his issues with women, etc. and this was a back to basics and this is what he has promised. in the end, that's what the presidency will be about. carol: and getting responses the morning after, you tapped into the global response. >> we did, throughout the sections on the election, we have quotes from world leaders and business leaders about their respo

we will take a look at what is happening around the world. oliver, paul manafort reemerges as a player at trump tower. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am carol massar. oliver: i am oliver renick. you can also listen to us on the radio. 1200 in boston. 99.1 fm in washington, d.c. a.m. 960 in the bay area. carroll: and in london. and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. in the features section, a controversial figure in trump land reemerges in trump tower. oliver: paul manafort is next. it turns out that he never left. we spoke to reporter bob coulter. >> paul before steve bannon was supposed to be the big mastermind who was going to bring trump of victory. paul manafort resigned in august. it seemed like that was going to be it. his big fall from grace and we would never hear from him again. in fact, what i reported out and is the idea that he never went away, that he stayed close to donald trump all the way through, and it was he who articulated the strategy that brought donald trump the victory. that steve bannon was maki

a trump white house. carol: welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. oliver: in the markets and finance section, john paulson seeing a huge payoff. carol: i spoke to reporter joe light. a big shortous for he made before the financial crisis. subprime mortgage loans. dollars.of and he's moving on to other issues. carol: fannie mae and freddie mac. he's also had some interest in for a good reason. that's right. at fannie mae and freddie mac are at the center of the u.s. mortgage market. there are a couple companies taken over by the government in 2008. and eventually received $188 billion in taxpayer bailout .oney the curiosity is that even though the government took over the company's, they left a lot of fannie and freddie, and shares. at the time, they seemed worthless. as the mortgage market started investors,rtain paulson among them, though we don't know when he bought his shares, they started to see the value there. >> he is making money on it? >> the share prices have risen a great deal since the drop of the crisis. fannie and freddie's bailout. all the p

there was a black chief in the family and oliver. [inaudible] she didn't think you should give them all the money, you should give them a trust fund for them to live on so that she did this for nieces and nephew and she stipulated in her will they would have a nice sum and when they died the principal wouldt l reverse and go to the tuberculosis hospital in new haven. it's truly incredible. this is her writing her will in 1916. she died in 1922. c in the course of writing this book, i e-mailed to the director of the winchester clinic and i asked her what difference that legacy has made and she said it truly is astounding, her foresight has enabled people to be treated in this world-class facility in new haven and to me that is so moving and changes the message that's out there in california. she was clever and brilliant and why should she leave that money to her nieces and nephews. she's done something much more essential with it. to this day, they continue to generate money for what we can only say is truly a terrific cause. i actuall

the building was built in 1931 as a famous example of that let me tell you a little bit about how i came to write this book. oliverinchester is my great, great, grandfather. he's the man that founded the winchester company here in new haven, and the story from rags to riches and the fact i had a personal connection. coming here in 1987 which is the first time i came here to new haven as a summer compound i was lucky enough to go there and see americans live their life in technicolor and there we were at the compound shooting squirrels and things that didn't really go on in britain. altogether it was in a differene setting. when we moved here let me tell you what i found out. two great things i hope. oliver winchester was born in 1810 outside of austin as was the way back then. father died soon after he was born and had been married several times. there were furniture manufacturer is out in michigan but oliver himself went to school when there was nowhere on the farm. imagine back in those early days of the country this i was a huge occupation and he was very skilled. he decided after a few years it was no more and

oliver himself was a philanthropic person.he was also extremely interested in greenhouses and he was happy into the regular gardening competitions that were held. he like today grow fruit and vegetables. we haven't won any gardening prices that i'm aware. perhaps we need to change that. dies of tuberculosis and the wife of william is sarah winchester, the winchester mystery house that you may have heard about in california. so sarah becomes wildly rich because her father-in-law has died, her muz has died and then her mother-in-law died soon after leaving her with millions and millions, but she has suffered the tragedy of her husband dying and ten years before that their baby daughter had died. so sarah didn't want to stay in new heaven. she was the story of a wheel carriage manufacturer. she was beautiful and talented, she could speak french and play three instruments. her beautiful life disappeared in front of her and she went ous west. as long as she kept on building her house, then she would be fine. the spirits would never

. >>> tonight we are getting answers at what happened at a local olive garden and racial overtones. details. >> ricky is part of rake and came to olive garden and a waitress refused to serve him because he was black but say that's not the reason they asked he and his group to leave and it played out on social media. >> i need back up. we have customers who are getting i would say rowdy with our only female manager. >> reporter: an employee from the parma olive garden called police tuesday saying help was comedian and random acts of kindness founder and explained his side of the story and got asked to leave olive garden because we asked for a new server because she didn't like serving blacks. >> smith said it was a black waitress and told her we were not leaving and call the cops and an employee did. they reported how the waitress refused to serve them alcohol. have i.d.'s. >> they were making sexual comments to our server. and then the next thing was they were -- they got id'ed for alcohol anded to buy more alcohol than their i.d. allowed and asked for a server who was white. >> the

his family believes oliver likely begged to get out. he gon be ssed he died at a young age miaukee police presented the case to the district attorney's office this afternoon for possible charges. police said there's no indication the car was stolenin the meantime -- oliver's family has a gofundme page set up to help with funeral expenses. that link terrace, on the city's north side -- you can't miss the apedjust days ago lee-shell yar-infront of her ho leon we it just toued me because ors 't believit. up? hb d stufand als itas ader

. >> allegations of rations pronation and a northeast ohio olive garden restaurant. >> a local comedian and his inappropriate will on the job, but what the manager did next may surprise you, as jennifer jordan joins us with more. lets a people talk about this on social media, cleveland comedian and actor ricky smith claims and olive garden lagers department served up a helping of racism to him in a group of friends, 911 audit released by the police tells a different story, take a listen. i need back up, i have customers you're making racist comments, talking rude to the only female manager. police were called to the olive garden restaurant about 815 p.m. tuesday the 911 call made after the restaurant employee claims that a party of five, four men and one woman were asked to leave the premises. >> they want to purchase alcoho and the waitress refused and that's when they asked for a different server. canadian ricky smith and his party telling a different story after being seated, he told tmz there were making small talk with the waitress when she casually told him she doesn't like white

. >> following in the president's path massachusetts senator elizabeth warren offered a olive branch. she posted on facebook saying quote it is no secret that i didn't want to see donald trump win yesterday, but said she will respect the results and even offered to work with trump on >>> new at 11:00, donald trump's fully repaired hollywood star will be repaired as soon as possible. cameras rolled as a protestor damaged his star last month. police arrested the man and charged him with felony vandalism. trump received the star in 2007 for his role on nbc's reality show the apprentice. also new at 11:00, donald trump served twice the dessert at his election night party. this victory cake was a life-sized bust of his face. many people say he looked cake's creator said that wasn't her goal instead she wanted to capture his naturally serious face. >>> 1,023 votes the razor thin margin that handed maggie hassan a victory over kelly ayotte in the new hampshire senator race. senator ayotte conceded the race this afternoon. the final margin announced by the secretary of state falls into state

we coat 'em with a little bit of olive oil. there's a mozzarella blend that goes down as a base, fresh sliced roma tomatoes. and we have a fresh mozzarella cheese that goes on top. that's gonna go in for about six, seven minutes in our oven that we have over here. - well, we got some of our signature items here. first, we have our pizza. we have a whole series of other pizzas as well, which are fantastic, very rustic. over here we have our meatballs. we have a special section on the menu with pork. this is the beef. we also have pork and chicken meatballs and a vegetarian option. bellini meanie, one of our favorite cocktails. and this is one of our signature entrees. this is the twisted cowboy. it's a big ribeye with really hot peppers, a chimichurri sauce, fresh vegetables. we also have other steaks and seafood. and then over here, we've got our bloody mary experience. one of the things that's unique about our restaurant of course, our gervasi signature wines. and you gotta finish with dessert. we have our individual cake board

plus controversy at a local olive garden. a man says he was asked to leave and wait until you hear why. we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or aby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your heart doctor about entresto?. and help make the gift >> chris: hey take a look. a california company tested its jek. of the ship. they

he reached out to those who had not chosen to support him in the past, he is, obviously offering a olive branch right now. he called his movement, he has energized this crowd. he was obviously energized the american people as the votes came in throughout the that it, we saw energy of this crowd. won several battle group states, including the state of pennsylvania, and its 20 electoral votes a state that has been a blue state, democratic state for more than two decade, he has turn it red here touring this election. so that is very latest from trump headquarters as he makes his way through the crowd, he is accompanied by his new vice-president, mike pence and many surrogates who helped him get to this point winning this election. that is very latest here at trump headquarters in midtown manhattan, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, pennsylvania's race for u.s. senate mirrored the presidential campaign. >> it was another hard for the battle that came down to the wire. it was after 1:30 when enough votes had been count todd how pat tomb toy claim victory and hold on to his

the speeding car crashed into another car and a light pole, oliver who was a passenger, died at the scene his 18- year-old cousin was severely injured. "i want justice she hurt a lot of lives and it wasnt just shawn it was his friend mario who is fighting for his life " mario harrells mother whos by his bedside, tells me her son is hospitalized with broken legs, bad brain injury. loved ones of both victims are distraught, claiming the boys were good kids who never had legal trouble. "he had dreams he had aspirations that he wanted for himself and everyone around him " "he was a very good child, he did not want to be in that situation " milwaukee police say they have presented the case to the the milwaukee county district attorney's office, and it's currently under review. so details about charges should be available in the coming days. as for oliver there has been a go un funeral expenses. the info posted on our website, fox6 now.com derica williams, fox 6 news. the man accused in the fatal hit-and-run that killed a little girl pleads not guilty. 30-year-old sherman liddell of milwaukee..

the speeding car crashed into another car and a light pole, oliver who was a passenger, died at the scene his 18- year-old cousin was severely injured. "i want justice she hurt a lot of lives and it wasnt just shawn it was his friend mario who is fighting for his life " mario harrells mother whos by his bedside, tells me her son is hospitalized with broken legs, hips bones in his face along with a bad brain injury. loved ones of both victims are distraught, claiming the boys were good kids who never had legal trouble. "he had dreams he had aspirations that he wanted for himself and everyone around him " "he was a very good child, he did not want to be in that situation " milwaukee police say they have presented the case to the the milwaukee county district attorney's office, and it's currently under review. so available in the coming days. as for oliver there has been a go fund me account set up to help with funeral expenses. the info posted on our website, fox6 now.com derica williams, fox 6 news. brad thanks derica the man accused in the fatal hit-and-run that killed a little girl plead

. >>> a comedian gets the boot from olive garden. we explain why coming up after the break. what the popular chain had to >> romona: our top story at 4:00 a north carolina district attorney says keith lamont scott was armed when police shot and killed him in september. scott's death sparked protests and added fuel to the national debate over the use of deadly force by police particularly against african-american men. >> we are learning more about preliminary autopsy report on the attacker a dual razak artan he had gunshot wounds to his head and chest. >> a rash of burglaries have business owners on edge. they are sophisticated and quick. >> reporter paul orlousky found a business hit twice at a huge emotional and monetary cost. >> it is about as simple as it a man walks up to the window and hurls a rock at it. that's the fist clue. he is left handed. he and a buddy jump to it and get to work filling pockets with expensive phones. they knew what they were looking for according to the store owner. no flip phones taken. they cherry pick the expensive ones. >> with less than a mi

. < jaimee oliver/homeowner: we felt hopeless. we didn't know what to do. it was a stressful experience for jaimee oliver. squatters broke into her home last year. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it was only a month. it felt like eternity. it was supposed to be rented out, just like this rental property, recently damaged by squatters. jaimee says they broke-in half-a- dozen times. jaimee oliver/homeowner: we they changed the locks again, and broke another window. they destroyed the air conditioner, and took the washer, dryer and the refrigerator. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it cost us about $6,000 in property damage. that's not including rental loss. we got to a point where i'm like, what are we going to do? the answer is, call police. hopefully they can arrest your squatters for breaking-in. then you'll need to post a notice that you're "retaking possession" of the property, lauren pena/civil law self help center: posting that and filing something at the courthouse is basically your record to show if this person tries to re-enter, they could be in criminal violation. lauren

and then we will take a little olive oil and mix >> and that tops it over? >> this is going to be our top in. this adds crunch. a nice citrus flavor and nice fall colors. >>'s smells great too. >> we want to get to so many questions we've got right now. what is the difference between sweet potatoes and yams? we get that a lot. >> a is traditionally a lot thinner and longer. it is native to northern africa. they were broht the slave trade and whatnot. those flavors and that kind of really starchy vegetable is what ended up being part of our cuisine. a sweet potatoes usually white. it is less starchy and not as sweet. the difference between a sweet potato and a jam, they are two different things, but what we traditionally have for thanksgiving is a sweet potato. >> if you want sweet, go with the yam. >> exactly. potato.>> in the on facebook is asked how can you make a gravy ahead of time if you don't want to wait until the bird is done? i traditionally would make the gravy out of the dipping's from when you cook a turkey. >> you come by to turkey send make the

was chasing a man that ran while being questioned by u.s. border patrol. deputy oliver was hit by an suv during the chase. >>> it is tragic. very sad but we told him that he died doing what he loved to do and a good police officer. >> deputy oliver was veteran and leaves behind a 6 year-old daughter. he was 32. >> this woman is in jail for shooting two house guests over staying their welcome. she said they wouldn't leave her florida home and getting too loud so she went to get her gun. it was her boyfriend that said to shoot at the ground if her guests didn't leave. >> president-elect donald trump has a lot to be thankful for as florida. his plane touched down in palm beach county. this is video of his airplane. he is spending time at his home and while he is there there is boating restrictions in place. >>> a law designed to give the disabled access. this man that you see right there is paving the way for himself after filing one thousand lawsuits against florida businesses for allegedly violating the americans with disabilities act. katie latrone tracks him down and w

hundreds of students at a black olives were threatened with pepper spray and tasers as he grand wizard david duke debated in the race for the united states senate in. the candidate took the stage to an empty auditorium after a last-minute decision to close the event the public.>>> the tense political scene took a toll on halloween this year to one mom in colorado took his son home early after his trump costume attracted the wrong attention. >> hello, oh no candy for you. no candy for you. they go. i'm kidding here you go. >> tonight. >> those people were polite but they said some the interactions became uncomfortable. she regrets letting her son dress up as truck.>>> a monkey seems to be on the move in the county. several people in paul harper spotted the monkey, is 15 miles from the hudson beach area officers have been unable to catch the monkey. the animal is not native to florida they say if you see it don't touch it because it could carry diseases. >>> they win the world series! after 100 eight years the curse is finally broken the chicago cubs are world series champs once again. s

ian oliver has a look at -- is 6:31. ian oliver has a look at the weather. >> we had a cold front come through last night. that will be evident this morning. the front didn't bring rainfall, we could have used that but it brought cooler air for sure. zephyrhills, just 44 degrees. 52 in tampa. and it's 56 in st. pete. still gusty in the wake of the front. pete. making it feel quite a bit cooler this morning. the latest check of max defender 8, that is sweeping through clear air. the front didn't have rainfall with it. it did have extra cloud cover. the last of that across southern parts of the tampa bay area. pushing down into south florida. so we have sunshine to go into our sunday afternoon. just not a whole lot of warmth. if forecast high temperature of 67 degrees. that's more than 10 degrees the year. tonight, it's colder. clear sky, very chilly low temperatures, dropping into the mid-40s. northern spots could even see temperatures into the upper 30s. and heading into tomorrow afternoon, more sunshine, staying cool wit

oliver brown's names is listed first, though there will a woman named darlene brown, who would have beenisted first, and for some reason oliver brown's name, he was simply one of those 13 parents that was recruited, and nationwide there were actually five cases that were part of the brown decision that included over 200 plaintiffs total. so swrus by a chance of history we refer to it by the brown family when they were one piece of a much larger story. the kinder garden room tells an important piece of the story in that the facilities here were excellent. a when a lot of people walk in the building, if they're old enough to remember going to kinder garden in a school like this, it looks like the one they attended. the facilities were really excellent, so it serves to remind people that education is about being in a safe place, where you can learn from people who are sympathetic and can understand you, and that's what was happening here, that this was an excellent educational experience. then when they go out and see the exhibits and photographs of what schools were like in south carolina,

hang on a second, oliver, you're looking to your uber driver for knowledge on the matter to quote on cnn? >> a lot of times when you basically look at people on the street, that's essentially who voted in the middle of the country. i was kind of thinking it's the same way but at the same time it is telling to tell your audience because trump may be possibly positioning himself for a possible presidential pardon and that is about trying to get to the peace after the election. i think the trump presidency will be extremely distracted going into large amounts of disturbing the club of presidents. the club of presidential candidates, we have to get to the point to where we get to solving the bigger problems of transportation infrastructure, the 4% growth in the economy that we need and getting to the point of looking at all of the issues we have to do looking at health care and who needs it and who doesn't have it. >> i think a lot of people, oliver, if i may jump in, on jobs and infrastructure and economy, that was on the minds of so many people, especially those i know who voted for him

a minute.e. that garlic is not going to burn or brown. i mention the olives this earlier but they have started is fired this dish. i have some giant shells to stuff. if these aren't the biggest shells you've ever seen, look a bit bizarre.e. i know not everybody has these. they're not available everywhere but i knew i do know the all of seem has them. we have the garlic cooking. i'm going to put them in smaller shells because i figure asked anyway. we are going to give it a shot today. we have some great stuff at the all of seem.d that's a great place to go to find pasta shells and the have a special a italian seasoning salt and of course all other i all ol all o and thinner olive oil's invaders o they let you taste.ut >> with the 5 ounces of spinach in here.wi we are going to let that will that's part of the stuffing for ourselves.th now we have a cup and half of brocard achieves. i was out gallucci's and we're going to print a copy half of ricotta cheese in there. we are also going to add and a. the eight will burn that up for us a little bit. make sure mist

you have a car full of people. oliver's family and friends-even more upset eto learn she also has never had a valid driver's lice. license.912 if you knew you didnt have a license why did you get in the car? 354-- life...she deserves life. she tooklife and she needes life...with nothing.oliver's family says-he had dreams of being in the military-dreams that were taken away from him. they want to make sure coleman- wilks never drives again-so no one else will feel the hurt...that they are feeling. took him fromus. i dont care-we will never see sean again. oliver's funeral will be held on the 30th. harrell's family tells us-he's still fighting for his life at a local hospital. live ... ad cbs 58. there's renewed talk about tougher drunk driving laws..after a caledonia father and daughter were killed in a crash on friday. friday. drunk driving arrest for 25-year-old levi ruohonen who appeared in court today on charges of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle. police say he was drinking a strip club and and drove his pick up

((nia wong)) >> a lot of restaurants are saying thank you to veterans can get a free entre at olive garden. and a free burrito or taco at chipotle after 3 pm. plus... baskin robbins is donating a portion of its profits tomorrow to united service organizations./// sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) it's going to be a very mild will be only slightly cooler, but staying nicely above normal. i see a cool down coming next week with temps back to normal and even below. ............ so get the sweaters out as the morning temps will drop to some much chillier 40s. right now, we have somewhat cool 50s around the valley and parade... and then reaching a high of 80 this afternoon. invading las vegas this weekend for the annual rock n roll marathon. ((brian loftus)) >> they'll take over the strip and surrounding areas sunday night for the 26 point 2 mile endeavor. people are racing from every state .. and from across 83 foreign countries. not all will be wearing the usuall shorts and t-shirt garb ... lots will be dress up like elvis, and other crazy costumes .. wedding ceremony in the middle

very tragic and sad, but we told him he died doing what he loved to do and he was a good police officer. >> deputy oliver was a navy veteran and leaves behind a 6- year-old daughter. >>> a medical officer is among the women who are suing oddesy. they have never worked there and they said they used their images without their permission and reputation. >>> illana suvelle says her guests got too loud, and her boyfriend told her to shoot at their feet if they got too loud, and then shoot at their legs if that didn't work. she did, but she accidently hit her boyfriend in the leg. looking for two thieves who emptied two banks. >> the thieves start a real transaction, but as it dispenses cash, they jam the machine with a fork that causes it to short circuit and dispense all the cash. >> checking in with ivan. >> forking. i'm scared that's going to be a new trend. didn't need a jacket. you may, but we are in the 50s, widespread, and we talked about the moderating air mass, and it's a good 20 degrees, 20 degrees warmer in crystal river and in brooksville than we were this time yesterday. we were freezing literall

seconds later, officers say they heard a large crash sound and saw a large cloud of smoke. oliver was found lying on the ground without a pulse. his family tells us - he had never met coleman-willks wrong place at the wrong time. he was loved by everyone. he was loved. shawn was a good kid. there was another person injured in the accident -- he is still recovering in the hospital. according to a search warrant -- there was marijuana found in coleman-willks' car after the crash. she says she doesn't remember anything about the accidentshawn oliver's funeral happens tomorrow. live in milwaukee i'm julie parise cb 58 3 there's renewed talk about tougher drunk driving laws..after a caledonia father and daughter were killed in a crash last week.this is the second drunk driving arrest for 25-year-old "levi ruo- honen" who appeared in court yesterday... on charges of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle. vehicle.police say he was drinking at a strip club and drove his pick up into the back of a car driven by 39 year old kevin dalley..killing him..his nine year old emily old daughter.

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jaimee oliver/homeowner: it was only a month. it felt like eternity. it was supposed to be rented out, just like this rental property, recently damaged by squatters. jaimee says they broke-in ha jaimee oliver/homeowner: we got in, we changed the locks. they changed the locks again. we got back in. they broke a window. we got back in. they changed the locks again, and broke another window. they destroyed the air conditioner, and took the washer, dryer and the refrigerator. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it cost us about $6,000 in property damage. that's not including rental loss. we got to a point where i'm like, what are we going to do? the answer is, call police. hopefully they can arrest your then you'll need to post a notice that you're "retaking possession" of the property, and file a statement in justice court. lauren pena/civil law self help center: posting that and filing something at the courthouse is basically your record to show if this person tries to re-enter, they could be in criminal violation. lauren pena with the civil law self help center say

jaimee says they broke-in half-a- dozen times. jaimee oliver/homeowner: we got in, we changed the locks. they changed the locks again. we got back in. they broke a window. we got back in. they changed the locks again, they destroyed the air conditioner, and took the washer, dryer and the refrigerator. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it cost us about $6,000 in property damage. that's not including rental loss. we got to a point where i'm like, what are we going to do? the answer is, call police. hopefully they can arrest your squatters for breaking-in. then you'll need to post a notice that you're "retaking possession" of the property, and file a statement in justice court. something at the courthouse is basically your record to show if this person tries to re-enter, they could be in criminal violation. lauren pena with the civil law self help center says, if police can't make an arrest, you'll need to serve the squatter with a "notice of surrender." lauren pena/civil law self help center: the squatter has the opportunity to answer and if they raise le

reached out to those who also had not chosen to support him in the past, and he is obviously offering a olive branch now. he he calls his campaign a movement. he has energized this crowd. he is obviously energized the american people as the votes came in throughout the night, we saw energy in this crowd, he has won several battle ground states, including the state of pennsylvania, and its 20 electoral votes a state that has been a blue state, democratic state, for more than two decades. he has turned it red here during this election. that is very latest from trump headquarters, as he makes his way through the crowd. he is accompanied by his new vice-president mike pence and many surrogates that helped him get to point winning this election. that is very latest from trump headquarters in, midtown manhattan, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> is there obvious disappointment at clinton's new york campaign headquarters. take a look her supporters watched this disbelief as the results showed racing donald trump's way and some can be seen crying. pennsylvania helped trump win the white

they can get a free entrie at olive garden and a free burrito or taco at chipotle after 3:00 tomorrow. baskin-robbins is donating a portion of their profits to united service organizations. here on the local level marion, veterans can get free coffee at loris coffee shop this is their own personal blend that the owner aurora has made. it's a nice blend. you get a free coffee if you are a veteran or active service member who shows up they are located at 90,529th avenue and marion and have been open since late september they are newer not chain owned. there all veterans and their offering free coffee if you are a veteran. justin has a final look at your medical center. the bake sale, there has been so many people here have run out of the baked goods but they're still doing coffee and this will continue until 6:00 nothing says holidays like gathering and around yield piano with the seven-day forecast. let's take a look at what's going on outside. youthful weather with temperatures in the 60s 50s tomorrow and saturday and we get back to the upper 50s for sunday and monday all the way thro