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republican and democrat alike. >> maria: meanwhile history will be made in asia.meet for the first time since the communist revolution of 1949. the meeting will be hosted by singapur, developing relationships across the taiwan. market expected to open in 20 points. it is early and we are anticipating a jobs number at the end of the week that may very well drive action as well as earnings this morning. in europe early on

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nanny. >> look, they even dress alike. >>> then, more from "inside edition"'s house of shame. an entire house rigged all over with hidden cameras and one-way mimirrors. is this contractor just fiddling on the roof? >> are you trying to rip me off? >> no. >>> and what do all these bars have in common?

this. >> they look alike. >> proof.his. >> so, how does it feel to be back? >> it feels -- >> i got to tell you. i got to be honest, you seem conflicted. >> yeah. a thousand thoughts going through my head. i always feel a little guilty that i got out. >> if you had stayed, what do you think you would be doing right now? >> i would have been a farmer. dealt with some type of cattle. >> i'm pretty sure you would have been a shit farmer. i can't see it group would be the best dressed farmer, that's for sure. >> where is home for you, man? where do you think -- looking back on it all -- >> that's the eternal question for me. i feel at home in new york. i feel very much at home when i'm in africa, but i also feel out of place. coming to this very place, it gives me a lot of humility but i can't say it's home. i can't say it's home. >> happiest moment in africa. >> happiest moment is, i think, when we were at the village for me. the whole village comes together. music, food, culture brings everybody together. eating together,

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at his trial, an fbi scientist testified that hairs found at the crime scene were 'microscopically alike' to joseph's. just months ago, joseph was released from prison, after serving almost forty years behind bars. dna testing had proved the hairs were not his. >> here's the hair from the defendant. here's the hair from the crime scene. i'm looking at them under the microscope and they have enough characteristics where i can say with reasonable scientific certainty that these two hairs match. >> they believed in what they were doing, but they were not scientists. it wasn't science at all. at all. >> joseph was at least the 74th american exonerated of a crime in a case involving the forensic science of microscopic hair analysis. >> it's not science to visually examine something and say they're the same. that's not science. that's subjectivity. >> the u.s. department of justice is now reviewing thousands of old convictions containing hair analysis testimony. last april, it released a devastating assessment. in the cases reviewed, fbi testimony about hair evidence was scientifically invalid

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we're not incredibly alike, but we are alike in that i think she is a taboo buster totally, and she never stopped being a comedienne. she never stopped being vital. she died at 8 i 81 before her p. >> rose: i love the idea of reinventing yourself, wanting to be relevant and engaged. >> i don't think it's conscious, leak, what am i going to do next? it's about letting yourself be changed by new information. >> rose: all right. let me take a look at this. this is a scene from "i smile back" where you're speaking with a therapist in rehab. here it is. >> so where would you like to start? >> really? . what's more interesting for you? the daddy issues or the drugs? >> well, i'd like to start with the daddy issues because it's a very organic segue into the drugs. >> mine's boring. my dad left when i was 9. that's the whole story. he kissed me good night and that's the last time i saw him. so the drugs? >> yeah, we'll get to that. can you tell me why you haven't spoken to him? >> he didn't call me. dwhientd you call him? because i didn't know where he lived. >> oh. >> rose: what did you do to ma

he wanted to see how you guys look alike. >> ready for this. yeah. proof.ack? i got to tell you, to be honest, seemed conflicted. >> yeah, there's a thousand thoughts going through my head. i always feel a little guilty that i got out. >> if you'd stayed, what do you think you'd be doing right now? >> i would have been a farmer or dealt with some type of cattle. >> i'm pretty sure you would have been a farmer. i can't see it. you'd be the best dressed god damn farmer, that's for sure. where's home for you, man? where do you think, i know looking back on it all -- >> yeah, that's an eternal question for me. you know, i feel at home in new york. i feel very much at home when i'm in africa, but i also feel out of place. coming to this very place, it gives me a lot of humility. but i can't say it's home. can't say it's home. >> happiest moment in africa? >> happiest moment is i think when we had maya's village, to me, the whole village comes together. music, food. culture brings everybody together. eating together, being together, it's by far the happiest to me

lingual elderly musicians to perform as street musicians in san francisco chinatown visitor and local alike love to see the are elderly sing and playing on the avenue it has not been easy to convince them to share they're rich theoretic custodial but now their happy that others enjoy their talented instead of sitting in their 8 by 10 rooms or at the park wasting away they see themselves as valuable to society if elected i will be devoted to the above mentioned proprietor and others which benefit district 3 and all of san francisco. >> please vote for waifks on november 3rd thank you now i'd like to say something in cantonese. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm julie christensen the district 3 supervisor for the city and county of san francisco i'm grateful to the league of women voters and sfgovtv in their their help in letting me introduce myself to you i wanted to thank you a little bit about myself and tell you how to make district better. >> i've been in the district for 33 years i'm custodian to handling committees and complies i live in a world i was judged on good ideas and measu

in a gas mask all american soldiers look alike.his crew of a 37 millimeter gun entails teamwork, instant responds to command. drills, drills, drills. and every move is as instinctive as breathing and every piece of equipment is as familiar to each man as familiar as the picture of his best girl. these men are getting acquainted with the machine gun. they start on an older model but it uses real bullets and makes plenty of noise. one crew takes the gun while the rest of the company watches. every man knows every job in the crew. gunner, number two man. advancing across an open field, field training is one step closer until actual combat. the artillery too moves out. the men riding in trucks. those holsters are full of destruction and these men are learning how to use them. the engineers are learning about camouflage and they resort to the piggyback. thanti-aircraft gun too. this is nonpractice. but one of these times these american soldiers may be bringing their guns abarrel. digging their replacement and doing it in a hurry. and st

. >> anchor: and an adele look alike. how the singer had her jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president announcer: right to rise usa is responsible >> reporter: some cold temperatures for us right now. the mostly clear skies earlier allowed for radiational cooling. 40 degrees in boston. fully in bedford down to norwood. 32 in plymouth. and we'll see those temperatures boston up just a touch overnight tonight. as we get into tomorrow morning, not as bad. now, talking about this big winter storm system, if you've seen those headlines. here comes the front firing up some scattered showers earlier in the day. and that dumps the rain in sout

we're in a sense being accomplices of isis by accepting these refugees, christian and muslim alike. trish: so in your view what needs to be done then? how do we -- we are humane society. you see horrible pictures of little kids there in the refugee camps. >> yeah. trish: if can't take them, to your point, questionable whether we could vet them in way to take them. if we can't vet them and take them what needs to happen? >> there are refugee camps as you mentioned in some of the border states. saudi arabia has a huge refugee camp that is right now unused. and we could transfer a lot of these refugees to saudi arabia. we should be putting pressure on the saudis to accept these refugees. we should be supporting. whether it is in jordan or whether it is in turkey or whether it is iraq, we should be supporting them giving financial assistance but they should be relocated within the region, so when hostilities cease they can return to their areas to provide better long-term platform for success of a stable and successful future for that region. trish: senator, let me ask you quickly befor

due to recent terrorist threats, a lot of extra police officers here but new yorkers and tourists alike on not letting that ruin their holiday plans. >> we need to support our city and don't need to stay home and wait for things to happen. >> this is one of the safest places in america, you got to live life, you can't live in fear. >> reporter: we will see a lot of police, we will show you the presence along 77th street, a couple officers getting the briefed there and just down the block we have a lease 100 going through roll call right now getting instructions so that is something you are going to notice whether you are out here or watching on the television and it takes a lot of people to pull this off, 8,000 participants taking part in a parade to make his massive production go off without a performers at the end of the parade. mariah carey, sean mendez, it should be a really great show and a really great day for the city, spotlight on all the positives going on in manhattan. we are live on central park west. back to you. juliet: thanks. thanksgiving marks the beginning of the holida

>> trump and carson could not be more alike and dislike -- different at the same time. they're alike because they're both outsiders and they draw strong support from the base, but they're unalike because for everybody bombastic aspect of trump, there is a very quiet, calm demeanor in ben carson. so didn't lose or gain any supporters. he's just where trump is. >> so the winner of the debate? >> actually, they all had their moments. i would say it's easier to identify losers. jeb bush would be at the top, probably governor kasich did very poorly. in the undercard debate, governor christie won, but it's not going to help him. >> thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> a good night for trump. bad for bush, apparently. many of the commentators taking that same view. democratic front runner hillary clinton is coming under fire for laughing off a comment about carly fiorina. >> it happened during a campaign appearance tuesday in new hampshire. take a listen to that exchange. >> every time i see her on tv, i want to reach through and strangle her. you know, i

we're not incredible -- incredibly alike in that -- but we are alike in that -- i think she is a taboo-bustertally. she never stopped being a comedian. you know, she never stopped being vital. she died at 81, and she died before her prime. she reinvented herself -- she was far from "can we talk?" charile: she loved to reinvent herself, loved being relevant, engaged. sarah: it does not have to become just reinvention -- what will i do next, where a whatever, costume, but it is about letting yourself be changed by new information. charile: all right, let me take a look at this. this is a scene from "i smile speakingere you are with a therapist in rehab. here it is. >> where would you like to start? sarah: really? >> really. what is more interesting for you, the daddy issues, or the drugs? creswell, i would like to start with the daddy issues as it is a very organic segue into the drugs. sarah: mine is boring. my dad left when i was nine. that is the whole story. he kissed me good night, and that is the last time i saw him. so, drugs? >> we will get to that. can you tell me why you have not spok

so being in boy scouts gave me the opportunity to work with boys and girls alike in a competitive natureeporter: they got so good at competing with the boys, this past spring they won second place in a major scouting competition with other boy scout groups. do you think that that maybe was hard for some of the boys to take? >> yes. i think they were all a little surprised that we could do the same things that they could. >> reporter: news of the girl's participation reached the boy scout's council which barred them from further scouting activities last month. >> they're just being discriminatory and not nice. >> reporter: that's a big word, discriminatory. what makes you think that? >> because we're girls, they're saying because we're a different gender, we shouldn't be allowed, i guess, to do the same thing boys can. >> reporter: how does that make you feel? >> kind of sad, mad. >> reporter: her mom, herself a boy and girl scout leader, helped the girls formally apply to be boy scouts. last week they were rejected. >> i don't think that having girls join and having a coed program necess

it's great taste and better nuttion new milkwise go from milk to amazing >>> a dangerous look alike. why this fake gun got a boston man in some big trouble. >>> i'll have an updated time loan on today's rain and who could see gusts up to 40 miles an hour tomorrow. >>> and danger on the dating scene. the new police warning for anyone looking for love on line. >>> age grandmothers under arrest. why they ended up handcuffed by the police. right now at noon, road-rage. a boston man facing a judge like a real gun to a woman on 93. good afternoon i'm chris mckinnon. once they caught up with the man, they found something very troubling. and court just wrapped up. what happened inside? >> reporter: we just saw him. but he's being held on another case too. this is another case that brought us here today of a fake trouble. it is 20-year-old -- of charlestown that just appeared in court a couple moments ago. but it is what the police found on him that has in so much trouble. this is a fake gun that looked somerville. she stayed him and helped the police track him down after she said he waved th

-thousand syrians -- with strong concerns about screening proceeudres from politicans and citizens alike.--- --- as francois said, our humanitarian duty to help desperate refugees and our duty to security, those duties go hand in hand. on the statue of liberty, a gift from the people of france, there are words we know so well."give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free." over the course of modern history -- there has rarely been an extended period of time that didn't see a group of people needing a new -- safe place to live.just as common as the need -- appears to be the ability for other countries to resist lending a helping hand.the point is that for all the debate it's creating around the world -- one. coming up after the break... the presidential candidate who's taking to twitter to presidential field. welcome back -- we'll close the show each week taking a look at what happened on social media... media...this week -- north liberty city leaders held a meeting to discuss the idea of a weapons ban on city property. it came after some concerns were raised by

there are so many cars that look alike out here on the street. another tip, share a ride with your friends and you can save money using uber pool. >>> get ready to see that over the next few months. within 24 hours we will feel the effects, first, clouds will increase in showers will then spread south. later in the day rain totals will amount between a tent and and half an inch of rain. at the same time, weather storm watches are posted for up to a foot of snow in the mountains. we will have your complete work as in a few minutes. >>> a teenager is that after a hit-and-run accident in east oakland. police say the driver of a mustang blue through a red light and slammed into a nissan altima. a 19-year-old passenger died after being ejected. the driver of that car is under arrest for attempting to leave the scene. police say alcohol does appear to be a factor. the driver of the nissan was injured and taken to a hospital. >>> federal officials say they think they found a cargo ship the disappeared during hurricane joachim. it is said to be 15,000 fe

10-housand syrians -- with strong concerns about screening proceeudres from politicans and citizens alike.--- --- as francois said, our humanitarian duty to help desperate refugees and our duty to security, those duties go hand in hand. on the statue of liberty, a gift from the people of france, there are words we know so o ll."give me huddled masses yearning to be free." over the course of modern history -- there has rarely been an extended period of time that didn't see a group of people needing a new -- safe place to live.just as common as the need -- appears to be the ability for other countries to resist lending a helping hand.the point is that for all the debate it's creating around the world -- this problem is hardly a new one. coming up after the break... the presidential candidate who's taking to twitter to presidential field. welcome back -- we'll close the show each week taking a look at what hhpened on social media... media...this week -- north liberty city leaders held a meeting to discuss the idea of a weapons ban on city property. it came after some concerns were raised by

criminal justice reform has become a rallying cry for liberals and conservatives alike. it has been a major focus for president obama in last years of his term.

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young and old alike all have their favorite memories to share. "when i was in third grade my teacher was moving to a different school and she was giving off toys to the people in her class." "our mascot. our bryant bear because i was in charge of that every year and we did a celebration every year with the bryant bear.""i've been in bryant from kindergarten to fifth grade and i actually liked it because the teachers are really nice."even though a new school building will stand in it's place, bryant elementary will still hold a special place in the hearts of many. "bryant is part of their family. it's a part of their story and it's fun to be a part of that.""i would tell the students who see the new building that they should be excited for bryant and hopefully they have a good year." 3 students and faculty will be moved to cresent park elementary throughout the construction... with the new building expected to be completed in two to three years. 3 50 vietnam veterans are being featured at the betty strong encounter center for the next few months.e

here's an n-h-l goal -- sure to impress both hockey and baseball fans alike. boston bruins at toronto. watch what happens. the rebound bounces high in the air, and brad marchand is there to swat the puck out of mid-air and into the back of the net. a line drive that would make any major league baseball player proud. thanksgiving will come with a little added flavor for football fans in green bay. the packers are retiring brett favre's number. many fans can't wait to see him return. "have a good time watching him come back. he belongs here." the packers play the bears on thursday night -- a game you can remember the dress judy garland wore in the wizard of oz? take a guess at what it sold for. how about one and a half million dollars. dorothy's dress went on the auction block yesterday. this is one of only two dorothy costumes still around. another one sold for 480-thousand dollars. the record price for a costume from the movie is more than three million. someone paid that price for the cowardly lion costume. 3-d techology -- once again -- helps an animal in ne

on any other typical day, it is bustling with locals and tourists alike. over the last few days, it has been practically empty. >> as you can see, it is deserted. there is no one. all the stalls are shut. >> it feels like there has been a slowdown. no one can deny it. it's just a fact. reporter: the city is well known. it is all but deserted. the increased police presence, hundreds of bookings have been canceled. this hotel has seen a 25% decline in reservations since saturday, a trend that may continue through to the christmas holidays. >> since saturday, we've seen the cancellation of one group, a business delegation. >> how many rooms? >> around 30. reporter: restaurants, too, are struggling to attract customers. since the attacks in paris, clients have stayed away. >> over the last three days, we lost 50% of our revenues. normally, a lot of our clients come after 11:00 p.m. those people have practically disappeared. reporter: while the city streets remain empty, business owners are hoping the trend will continue for long -- will not continue for long.

that's a question we're putting to investors and start ups alike asking whether or not the climate inright for encouraging further growth. more exits. more entrepreneurs but to get more european companies to scale it's about more companies thinking like the finish and like the israelis probably thinking global from day one and then helping them scale internationally. >> our goal is to make one universal camera a browser which recognizes things and gives people content. we don't want to be the owners of the content. we want to be the platform that allows people to create the conte content. these players actually enhanced the landscape. >> that's just a matter of time and what is so amazing today that we have so many fantastic companies here in europe but as i look forward i'd like to see companies continue to grow and become really big but also employing thousands of people. >> as you can see investors and founders alike are all abuzz. but the big question remains does europe have what it takes to go from good to great when it comes to taking on the giant silicon valley rivals. >> let'

"this government, under republicans and democrats alike has gotten so big, so powerful, so complicated, so inept honestly, so corrupt," said fiorina. fiorina calls for a three- page tax code compared to fiorina calls for a three- page tax code compared to the currently one that's thousands of pages long. tonight, on newsws at 10: ktiv's tiffany lane shares why fiorina believes polls aren't what win an election. (sheila) in the gop race for the white house, a lot of attention is shifting to marco rubio. (matt) some are saying rubio's stand on immigration is far different than front runner donald trump's steve handelsman has the story from washington << nat sot) he's charismatic, latino and third now in 44 year old marco rubio win the nomination? (sot adolfo franco / gop strategist :08-:11) "he's youthful - so i think younger americans will identify with him." but rubio was in south carolina today... on a touchy subject ... immigration. (sot sen. marco rubio / (r) presidential candidate :17-:27) "criminals will be deported. people that have not been here long enough will have to be depor

anwith a slowing economy and uptick in violence the summer, the akp's opponents and supporters alike will now be watching. called therdogan is sultan by his critics. he will continue a crackdown. or how he will deal with the current refugees fleeing war in syria. annette: french president francois hollande has announced china has agreed on part of a climate deal. this is just one month ahead of the u.n. climate summit in paris. is now promising it will try to cap rising ambitions between -- to cap rising ambitions before 2030. >> we are publishing a bilateral , a decisive step forward for the paris conference. the statement sends a clear message that the transition to low-carbon and sustainable development is essential in fighting the dangers of climate change. it is the international data end impunity and to mark the day 13 key recommendations from the global study on the protection of journalism sources has been published in paris by unesco. the study, based on research covering 121 countries, found that protection for sources are at risk of erosion, not to mention compromise. a re

sofia's "modern family" guests were there and they photo bombed in this shot of joe and sofia's look-alike me, claudia. >> of course channing tatum. spotted steven moyer and his wife hanging out at the pool on walking through with her little son, tennessee. talking about. it is all in the details. i mean, the flowers had it all. and check out the party favors. of the bride and groom. he's shirtless and she's in a bikini, of course. check out this personalized drink holder. number five, how the newlyweds speet the morning after. today at 11:00 a.m. joe an sofia hosted a private brunch at the pool restaurant. mimosas were handed to guests as they walked in the there was an amazing bloody mary station and even a vitamin shot truck at the entrance, perfect to nurse those wicked hangovers. now, that makes sense because it didn't get quiet around here the party just keeps going. >> well, the party could continue on because sofia and her "modern family" family will be off through thanksgiving, then they're back for a few weeks before they take off for the holidays. certainly congratulations to th

news4 reports doctors and patients alike say the connection between faith and healing is undeniable.> when we wake up in the morning, sometimes we take for granted the fact that we can open our eyes, that we can walk, that we have activity. >> after a life changing medical scare, kimberly richardson decided she could no longer take the little things for granted. >> the pain was so intense, i could barely move. >> about eight years ago she had emergency heart surgery. she was 23. her diagnosis, perry car diets, an inflammation of the lining that covers the heart. dr. ruiz is the cardiologist who treated her >> i could have been life ending. >> as kimberly recovered, she began to view her recovery as a blessing in disguise. >> i felt that the lord was calling me into chaplain. >> last year she returned to the same hospital where she was treated, now to minister to those who are facing similar medical crises. >> it's something like nobody cares about them. so when they see somebody come in just to check on them and see how they're doing and can offer a hope for their spirit, they are ve

i go wandering once again >> they are very much alike because they're both sassy but they're both very sweet. >> sugarland's jennifer nettles is her mom and rick schroder is his beliefs after her miscarriage. >> everything's changed. and i can't get my bear >> he didn't read or write, a tobacco farmer. he loved his family, all 12 kids. steal our joy. >> dolly narrates and is an executive producer on the film that shows the strength she got from her country roots. >> this made me what i am. it's that spiritual base, that family, love of family. just the simple life, feeling part of nature. my coat of many colors mama made for me >> fans will recognize the talented girl who plays young dolly, olivia is on "th young & the restless." she herself busy. by the way, celebrity crush? zac efron. >> not surprised by that. fell in love with leonardo dic what a cutie he was as romeo. as we celebrate our 35th season, amazing decade on the big screen "e.t." was on set for all the biggest movies. >> keanu ree beautiful and talented. >> this is it. >> i'm the novice here. i don't know what i'm doing i

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with the santa claus look - alikes tap dancing in celebration of rose's birthday and the upcoming holiday season. 3 3 for firefighters, risking their lives comes with the job. 3 when the worst happens, loved ones and the fire department are left with the challenging task of laying their loved one to rest. the nebraska line of duty death response team works behind the scenes to assists in ceremonies for fallen firefighters. 3 "for somebody to step up and say they will protect somebody they don't know should not have any higher honor." 3 siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll spoke with members of this team. tune in to our sister station fox 44 at 9 and kmeg 14 at 10 for the full story. 3 3 under pressure from student protestors the president of the university of missouri resigned monday. 3 as adriana diaz reports, his departure ends one person's week-long hunger strike and puts the school's football team back on the field. 3 students cheered at the university of missouri when the president resigned monday morning.natz full"we have nothing to lose but our chains."president tim wolfe was un

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