. >> so 2 am or 3 am you can see those ? >> can you take a picture and >>> mini mile high appears ready for the preseason. the first home game is next saturday on the 20th. minute mile high is the one eighth replica complete with 176 original seat. fans can stop by for a game. they will host events for up to 300 regular sized people. >>> he brought the stanley cup to denver and leaving the team z22xqz zi0z >>> welcome the broncos first preseason game right now in soldier field in chicago. mark sanchez went 7-8 passing for 83 yards, one touchdown . his passer rating is 149.5. we found our guy. anyway we will go live to chicago at 10 pm. now we know that patrick roy has quit today. he released a statement saying that his vision and that of the organization is not perfectly aliined. and that he does not have the is this a power struggle ? joe sakic had a conference call late today. >> they caught us all off guard. and we will start focusing on the coaching search. >>> insight into what really happened between the avalanche and

investigators don't have any if you saw anything suspicious around 9 am or 10 am this morning, please call police. >>> we learned that all 6 phoenix firefighters hospitalized after a hazmat situation brought to live this morning i wake up arizona are now resting at home. 5 had respiratory problems and the other hurt his knee. the fire started at a pool supply store. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> the city of phoenix will benefits for all of its employees. that statement, phoenix will now be the 1st city in arizona taking such strong steps to support our diverse workforce. providing transgender inclusive health services is simply the right thing to do. >>> president obama is now cutting ties with private prisons. according to the justice department the government will allow the contracts for 13 different friendly run next 5 years. the managers tell us they are not as safe as effective as government run prisons. they don't save a lot of money in the long run. as word spread of this development, shares of privately run prison companies plummeted. 40%. 100,000 prisoners

. >> if i am not number one on the depth chart right now, i am or whatever have to be. i would be the best i can be. i am seizing the opportunities and i am really enjoying and loving the game. it has been great energy all the way round.>> tonight, 7 pm on great 38.. real quick, keith and stacy race and blake smell to the mound tonight and lawrence samuels, the >>> coach out after two wins this season. independence hall check out the declaration of independence or a cheese steak. i haven't made a my nd yet. >> to both. [ laughter ] >> that was dan lucas live in philadelphia. >> you need to say with us because nbc nightly news is coming next followed by news channel 8 a 7. you can join josh benson over on great 38 at 8 pm. >> then we have the olympics all night here on news channel >>> tonight a shocking fatal mistake, an elderly woman shot to death by a police officer while playing an intruder during an academy drill. >>> accident. >>> trump defiant, strongly deny he was trying to incite violence while saying second amendment people could act against hillary clinton. >>>

. >> i won't change who i am or who i am in the locker room. i think we are fortunate and have a lot of great leadership the locker room. on offense aside i can go out and tell them, we are fortunate that we have a great locker room and leadership. i want try to the anyone else. >> there is no but i in team but if i don't do my job they suffers. but we corral around him. no matter what you can make mistakes or play perfect game the matter what you have to have the guys backing you say no matter what happens we support you. >>reporter: with the honest, has never thought and nfl pass. when they face the panthees in super bowl l rematch art the panthers going to force him to beat them? i asked emmanuel sanders. >> at the end of the daye our backfield as deep and the offense, i can't say it enough we will be better. this is our second year and kubiak system for the offense of line is better and we will move the football. th could do whatever they want. we will break through. >>reporter: they are trying to trade sanchez the cowboys and >>> so much g

. >> i don't think i want to change who i am or who i am in the locker room. >> reporter: know why siemian is the starter? he earned it. mike klis, 9news. >>> rockies second baseman dj league hitting lead tonight. lemahieu singled in the 1st inning to move within one point of washington's daniel murphy and then in the 7th drove in a couple runs raising his batting average to .345. roccos win 8-1. >>> still of the night comes from flushing, new york, where dustin brown celebrated the 20th anniversary of his last hair-cut but lost his first u.s. open match in straight sets in the >> that's awesome. >> mom last took him to the barbershop when he was 11 years old. must have had such a miserable experience. >> never went back. >> we've all been there. he's decided never to go again. >> good barber when he was 11. >>> kind of a stormy start to the workweek, scattered showers and thunderstorms pushing into the metro area, northern colorado and really hammered colorado spring with the hail and flooding rains and snowfall in the mountains, kind of a taste of all the seasons. 80s on tap tomorrow, a

i am standing or not. some people would say we can't really tell.l. seventy and ashtabula 67 and has defined brunswick elyria 70 ha mentors 74 passes in line temperatures aren't sandusky says that the choices 60 degrees. sa will be an nice refreshing. a client on their system for tomorrow 85 but humidity levels will be too bad at all.mi an nfl quarterback just snapped his for the n national anthem. he says he is not going to stand up for a country that oppresses five people and people of colorc good morning. preseason football game against green bay.oo it set off a firestorm of criticism from 40 niners fans. my salute to you. forty niners 40 niner he responded saying this is bigger than simple for them their bodies and the streamst people getting paid getting away with murderpl you n see them there sitting for the rest of the team stands finish my up and sent for calling him his next president then organization says they respectep the decision on hunters is he does the same thing.d there getting ready for the nex preseason kickoff is thursday conditio

. >> i don't think i want to change who i am or who i am in the locker room. >> reporter: know why siemian is the starter? he earned it. mike klis, 9news. >>> rockies second baseman dj lemahieu took over the national league hitting lead tonight. lemahieu singled in the 1st inning to move within one point couple runs raising his batting average to .345. roccos win 8-1. >>> still of the night comes from flushing, new york, where dustin brown celebrated the 20th anniversary of his last hair-cut but lost his first u.s. open match in straight sets in the still of the night. >> that's awesome. >> mom last took him barbershop when he was 11 years old. must have had such a miserable experience. >> never went back. >> we've all been there. he's decided never to go again. >> good barber when he was 11. >>> kind of a stormy start to the workweek, scattered showers and thunderstorms pushing into the metro area, northern and flooding rains and snowfall in the mountains, kind of a taste of all the seasons. 80s on tap tomorrow, a couple degrees cooler for, similar setup across the eastern plains, too, 60

rem: maybe i go strong, but i am part of a large organization. or, office. think i could never do what i do, we could never do what we do without our collaborators. the average age of the office is maybe 32. so, maybe i am getting older, but there is this really -- charlie: at the same time you have people who come to work with you and then go off to do great things on their own. rem: i have enabled many people to emancipate themselves from our environment. [laughter] your early collaborator city recently -- said of you recently, i love rem. it is very important to have lived in the time of rem. how do you -- you are a legend. rem: basically, i am dutch, and that means i am incapable of dealing with those questions -- charlie: the dutch cannot handle praise? rem: they cannot handle praise. they cannot receive celebrity. therefore they are a safe haven for that kind of speculation. charlie: you keep your base in rotterdam. because it keeps your feet on the ground. rem: completely immune to who we are, completely indifferent to who we are. we live in a luxuriou

am and who is around. >> i usually stay home if walking or running. on a bike i feel safer because i am moving or going faster. >> the other track was on the trail on august 17 in sterling but deputies just found out about it. two men jumped out of the woods, grabbed a woman, and beat her. they were much younger than the man in the attack in lees burg. >>> a man wanted for murder in prince georges. police hope somebody recognizes this man. he is wanted for killing oscar garcia last week. the 37 year old was found shot in his car while parked outside his home. there is a cash reward for tips that lead to an arrest and conviction. >>> only on 9, silver spring neighborhood hit hard by burglaries may have a picture of the thief. between 7 and 10 homes in the past two months have been burglarized. peggy fox brings us a surprising piece of information. >> reporter: if your security system is a dog, take by two 40-pound dogs. >> i came home about 5:15 sunday afternoon. i only had to take a couple steps in and i knew i had been broken into. >> reporter: bonnie

surviellience cameras and evaluate several frantic 911 calls 17:52:10 "your only thought was am i going to live or am i going to die." from chopper 11 you can see the choas erupted outside of the crabtree valley mall saturday. folks were being wheeled out on tears racing across glenwood avenue. mom and dads were picking up their kids -- as scored of officers stood nearby with guns. at 2:35 the first call came that shots were fired eyewitnesses say it happened near a cell phone accessory store. 17:49:37 "he pulled out a weapon and he started firing off. i grab my stroller took my famil" the sound of gunshots echoed throughout the mall and pandemonium broke out. shoppers were scrambling to get to safety. some people others made a mad dash to exit doors. folks were trampling one another . there were so many people were running ....eyewitnesses say the ground was shaking. that stampede left eight people injured. the youngest victim is ten years old -- the oldest seventy. they were all rushed to the hospital. 6:03:15 "we don't find anything to be life threatening, so we're pretty encouraged about that.

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am impressed. >> jimmy: that is you dancing or your character dancing? do you have to practice or do you know how to dance like that? >> no, it was a nightmare. it's one of those things some idiot script writer dashes off in three seconds. "then bayfield dances and he's brilliant." how long does it take to type that? then i'm stuck in a dance studio for six months with sweaty people in a leotard learning. i have to say, i now have a little bit of an appetite. >> jimmy: for dance? really? >> i like now to exes through movement. yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this will be good for weddings. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: airport security line, all sorts of places like this where you can really move. >> well -- yes. funny you should mention. i just had an unfortunate experience just yesterday coming from jfk to here. i'd left my passport. >> jimmy: oh. >> to get through those tsa guys, who are marvelous no quarrel, you need to show i.d. driving license. >> jimmy: they didn't accept your italian driving license? >> no, i tried that. i had the whole virtual strip search

when he puts his foot in these mouth it is an i am or despondee. john mchor de r. >> a diaper wearing monkey has escaped from his owner's rv and terrorized a wal-mart parking lot. an employee attempted to greet the monkey and ask if he needed help finding anything, but the monkey wasn't having it. that's when the monkey's owner lept into action. >> oh no. >> as you can see that employee was going above and beyond his normal wal-mart duties. but obviously he had no idea of the real danger he was in. look. >> man you will [inaudible]. >> 24 hours, 36 hours 48 hours. >> canadian. that video was 100% real. the department of agriculture is trying to locate the owner because they fear the monkey isn't registered. john, look, the owners are afraid they will put the monkey to sleep because he kind of attacked a man. asleep means kill, right? >> the monkey will die. i dislike the monkey. they bite people's faces off and i don't have the natural sympathy for them that many people do. it also bothers me that we may be aquatic apes. there is a theory that huma

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we are regular human beings, i am no heroes or special guy, i am a regular guy who is surrounded by heroess a way for america to see the super man i am always surrounded by. >> i beg the differ, you are heroes. >> you are fighting for our freedoms. you did not get very good treatment from the va when you came home. >> no, there was a big issue of the va right now. i have lost one too many friends from veterans suicide. nick, thank you for weighing in. nicholas irving. >> how do donald trump plans to reverse hillary clinton's momentum in the polls. i asked him this morning. next, stay with us. your car got rear-ended and you needed a tow. did your 22-page insurance policy say, "great news. you're covered?" no. it said, "blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass™ makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty mutual insurance. do you think trump has the right idea here? stay with what's worked for you? >> i abc -- >> his message is with the swing states. it's interesting that gallop has republican and democrat numbers tied, exactly. yet,

i work as a surgeon, whether i am at home or grew up in rural north carolina or baltimore seeing folksfrom greenmount or liberty, i was wondering, where have you seen in your research that racist ideas have been implanted? not the evidence of it but i don't read much about it. >> you have probably seen a recent study of medical students, medical students that believe black people are more susceptible to pain, that theory was a theory that was used by benjamin rush. benjamin rush was in medical school, a famous doctor in philadelphia during the late 1700s and early 1800s and in one of his books he fight another doctor who stated his doctor was able to amputate a black person's leg while the black person held their leg because that black person did not feel pain. later the father of gynecology, has a statue, in new york city in front of the american medical academy. so this guy was a practicing doctor and foul decided there was a major gynecological problem affecting women and he decided he was going to experiment on the vaginaes of enslaved black women and this speaks to the deck i was

and it helped me realize who i am or who i want to be. just comfortable in my own skin.uess my biggest fear would be someone killing me. to keep it on the real 100%, i mean things can happen up there. and they can happen pretty quickly. i want to be ready for the worst and try to make it the best i can. period. so i don't want to go in there rubbing people the wrong way. i don't want to go in there with something to prove. >> right. >> get on in the back or wherever you want to go. >> so i'm just doing me and i'd rather be happy in a situation and make it that way. than grovel and drown in my sorrow, and not move forward. i'm not going to move forward unless i'm happy with myself. >> a few days later, michelle culberson received a letter from her former cellie. >> i have a letter here from stacie. want me to read it? hey, pretty lady, how are things going in county? i'm doing all right today. i miss you so much michelly. she called me michelly. i wish you were here with me. it's cooled off here, thank god. i have not missed the yard since i arrived. too nice not to enjoy

am doing. if i keep talking working health, or working budget, or working pension or small business or whatever committee i am really focused on that evening, if i go to sleep i keep working on it unless i read something different and that is when i read some of the novels. right after 9/11 i got a translation of the koran and started reading that and i had to go see the chaplain because it is a bloody book and really concerned me and he said you need to go back and read the old testament. the difference of course between the koran and the bible with the new testament is the new testaments are teachings of jesus which are recognized by the other great religions and much more peaceful. so i am reading another translation of the quran that was given it me by a muslim that said yul find this to be a less violent version. it might be. but there is still a lot of violence in it whether you believe or don't believe reading biography of billy graham also and i particularly like the chronological bible. the different books of the bible were written at different times and even some pieces of them were w

a firefighter or a schoolteacher. i am a reporter. with the fbi director i never really great appreciation and a half to be honest i get a little annoyed we hear people talking about the problems of urban and suburban america. i cannot handle you anymore. i did it for six but when you cannot your different person. >> actually a comment first. i spent five years and homicide i remember read the book came out we use the book about homicide unit that was in 80 or 95. if so thank you for writing the book because from what i've read so far it is truly as he is said to the point and it is a true story i didn't see anything in there so far that was made up and i could tell that is the real deal the of language that the use so congratulations. >> that means a lot. >> as the homicide what on to become a tv series do you envision something like that >> some friends and i are going back and forth and they may be here for cater 15 things never ask when will there be a tv show? [laughter] that there are so many i don't know. it would b

i try really hard to think of feminism as something that i do, not a as something that i am or that you can just earn thenc status and you gain a bunch of credit.circles. still stigmatized and horrible and you're treated horribly in certain circles if you say feminist. i'd you feel there are huge gaps even in people's global understanding of what women are facing in other places. it's really easy, mean of course, i just wrote 300 pages about my feelings so i am very conscious of those and i worry about it a lot.t finish it's it's a struggle. i think it's important, i try t not just write about my feelings but to make sure i am aware of my place in the world and at the same time, i think that narrative is really powerful and of course there are, not that i want to choose between campus rape and honor killings. i feel like it's important to address all of those things. it's also important for me to stay in my lane and not speak in a condescending way to women in other cultures who have lived experiences i don't understand.. it perfect you said it perfectly that it's an action. also, in te

growth will be close to zero this year. .olitics is the dominant theme i am or has a sword into 2014 at we have a -- iron ore has a sword -- get ready for issues in terms of supply and you are going to see a contraction in the biggest user, china. that is your risk radar. let's get to juliette saly. juliette, good morning. juliette: manus, thank you. investors pulled more than $25 billion from hedge funds last month, the biggest monthly reduction since february 2009. total outflows this year, close to $56 billion driven by mediocre performance. hedge funds have faced nothing criticism over state costs and their failure to keep pace with -- it is a most time to short crude rally, the century-old commodities firm which was the largest in dependent oil refiner in the u.s.. simon green shield says traders should short the vti crude -- should short wti crude. former uk independence party leader, nigel farage, appeared on stage with a rally with donald trump in jackson mississippi. farage spoke of britain's decision to leave the european union as a positive example and urged trump supporter

that's next on on august 27th here is a live look at " i don't care if they think i am crazy or what i am, but i am going to stay here. " after this we' northeast iowa, one woman says she's staying put no matter what happens. and just a little more than 2 months before the presidential election, republican nominee donald trump is taking a ride through central iowa. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 saturday morning news. but first, meteorologis t the showers and storms will become more isolated through the morning and early afternoon hours. we'll be left will cloudy skies, turning mostly cloudy through late afternoon and evening. a few sprinkles are possible. as for temperatures, they will warm near 80 degrees and it will feel sticky outside. overnight low temperatures will drop into the 60s once again. as for sunday, we have the chance of a few more isolated showers and storms. skies will be partly today: occasional showers and thunderstorm s, especially in the morning. humid. wind: sw 5-15. high: 77 alo: 76 dbq: 76 iow: 78 74 to 80 to

not until 2:30 am before this finally clears the area. clouds lingering until about three or 4 am. this will be an issue for folks opening to see the meteor shower overnight. there will be breaks but still more clouds and sun. hour by the such a will return in abundance by tomorrow morning and more storms by late. we will talk coming up in the weekend forecast.>>> police to permit says an officer who resigned last week violated policy for shooting at a moving car in late june. officer adam wall also under investigation for violating department policy for conduct on social media post. those posts were about a man two officers from another department were actually fired or similar posts.>>> high energy doesn't even begin to describe the trump rally that just ended in kissimmee. thousands packed the arena to listen to the celebrity turned politician. moy that speeches sounded the same but the atmosphere was quite different.>> >>reporter: over the past several months this one seemed rowdier than usual. a out. that's to be expected. tonight donald trump stayed on message>> goodbye. one

am. well, or perhaps post milkshake they are looking for the soons of excitement? whatever the reason, no kid is going to turn down a chance of a sugar high. whether or not sirensts, doctors and parents can agree whether or not such a thing exists. >> i do like it. >> upper west side, mt. math king, "fox 5 news." get the time my mom cut me off from got or aid. it made me hyper. iated. i didn't last long. >> come to my house halloween night. there is such a thing as a sugar high. >> bunsing of the wallses? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> sagar is original addiction. >> oh, yeah. >> keep going. >> keep going. >> all right. you are back from vacation. were in florida where it was cooler and more come for. yeah. it was humid. the heat is we are down there. about 90 most days. we had you beat almost dave. >> a nice getaway and nice family time. now i will tell you, we have good weather coming up for summer vacation plans this week. a um couple of bumps in the road. tomorrow is not one of them. a couple of thors again tonight. >> you may get them thursday afternoon. a smal

whenever i am needed or whenever something happens i will be ready at all times and i am not going out there like oh, man, it feels weird, you know, i think it is great work and i'm glad. for the opportunity. >> opportunity to sleep in his own bed. none of vets have to stay in that hotel as long as they behave. >> everyone thinks i will be the first one to go to the hotel. because if you are like late to anything or anything, you have to go to the hotel so everyone thinks i will be the first one. my goal is not to go to the hotel. >> or at least the first one. >> not at all. >> why are you always late. >> don't say that. always late. a couple things last year that row. it was like oh, my gosh. it was cool. >>> and it won't happen again. bradley promises. >>> it hasn't happened so far. broncos, bears preseason opener five days away assuming that they don't cancel the game like tonight's game. the pregame at 5:30 and the kickoff is at six. >>> among the former broncos turned mitch unrhine was not focus on the football. it was on rio. on the summer games where his wife corey cogdale won h

am a woman. it is not blatent or overt. but i did sense it.ly: is it fair for me to ask you how you balanced your work and family life? padmasree: i think it is fair to ask anyone that question, both men and women. men who have young children go through the same thing. the challenge is if you are a parent, how do you balance having a career and a family? i feel like the word "balance" somehow suggests everything has to be perfect. your home has to be perfect, your work has to be perfect. i use the word "integration." you have to figure out what is important to you and figure out the aspects important to you. when my son was young, about that time i was running a factory. i had operational responsibility 7/24. i would be constantly stressed out. i learned i needed to take time for myself. now, i meditate every day. that is my time for myself. i paint, when i can, saturdays and weekends. whatever it is you feel you need to do to energize yourself and get your creative juices flowing again, you have to do that. emily: how do you see the market fo

is that something i am perceiving, or does that shine through in the polls as well?test poll mirrors the other sentiment. what is interesting is that people with less than $50,000 were more likely to support trump than large investors. today we got the news that donald is shaking up his campaign, the guy running breitbart is now the ceo of trump's operation. the interpretation everyone had is that donald trump is going to , angry, his core base populist-type, and not try to expand his operation to people in the middle. does it look like donald trump is doing anything to appeal to that demographic? are think smaller investors more likely to be in the trump demographic than larger investors. this is purely my opinion, but i imagine larger investors are likely to be conventional, mainstream republicans that might have joined the never trump crowd or don't like their , anddate a whole lot smaller investors are likely to be base supporters for trump, so he might be doing the right thing for them. we are seeing ultra high net worth individuals feel more comfortable with hi

some say why don't you say this or that? i am a very honest person. i am honest about what i am release your taxes. the reason you are not is because your business is owed hundreds of millions to china and the kremlin. >> that is false. i have tremendous net worth and small debt. to. the value is small debt. they understand that. they are trying to get away from the e-mail situation. every time they talk about the tax returns. i will release them when i am not under an audit. >> before the election? >> i hope so if it is finished by then. >> that promise to banks with which he has mortgages, do you plan to reach out to governor kasich. he has not. >> the republican nominee met with the fraternal order of >>> a major speech trump was supposed to give has been canceled. whether or not he is backing off his plan to deport millions of immigrants. he wants fair but firm policies. >>> several thousand more e- mails will be made public. a judge is department to look at 15,000 documents from the fbi >> we can confirm the fbi material handed over to us include

am after you. >> lapage apologized today on main radio, message about the rest of his term. >> i'm not going to say that i'm not going to finish it or am going to finish. >> reporter: he had this message for the naacp in 2011. >> tell them to kiss my butt. >> what appeals to voters about paul lapage, is his >> absolutely crossed the line. >> i feel like maine is way better than this. >> reporter: the governor embraces comparisons to another outspoken politician, donald trump, the two campaigned together in june. >> many people say we're a lot alike. he's a little bit shy, but i'm working on him. >> reporter: this afternoon, governor lapage had this to say about resigninging. >> i would say that's a bit exaggerated. >> leaving the people of maine wondering what he'll say next. >>> and still ahead here tonight, breaking her silence. the victim of a sexual assault at an elite private school, a case that grips the nation is talking exclusively to nbc news. >>> also moment of impact. caught on camera, a tractor trailer smashing through cars, strangers frantically >>> tonight we are seeing and hear for the first time from a young woman in

as a woman who travels a lot for work and often alone, when i am going from state to state or wherever i am at time ice thinking, am i going to get bacn home. i'm thinking this woman left a job interview and never made it home. that is the question for me. what happened to her. what happened from the moment she was put in that car until she showed up in the morgue. when justin invited me to bebe part of this anthology and i was really, really going through my work and deciding what to do, i know that justin knows that i write speculative fiction. the most natural thing for me was to contribute a speculative paul because i wanted to really work with the perceived ambiguity. to me it is not really that ambiguous what happened. but this notion of ambiguity i wanted to work with. i also also wanted to work with the black joy. for me when i think of the south i think of it being ines charleston, south carolina with my cousins in the summertime. i wanted to work with these things and look at what perceived or is, what reels core is, what supernatural or is. to me it is horrifying, it is noth

is this a feminist anthem or a yoga commercial? am i empowered or pro-by yot particular?he kind of songs you hear in the background when you are shopping at khol's. you say i can use the 30% off coupon. >> are we a bunch of olds who don't get your music? >> i actually did not like the song before, but knowing that it is played at hillary clinton rallies makes me dispies every second of it. i hope they keep playing this thing over and over up until election day. i hope it drives these staffers crazy and i hope it haunts their dreams. i am glad it makes them miserable because hillary clinton is making us miserable. play this song over and over. >> wow. >> one anonymous staffer on hillary's campaign actually claimed to like this song for real. fight song is an anthem. "fight song" is a way of effing life. should this person be sent to gitmo? >> and for forced to eat a pickle. absolutely. hillary and trump should agree that it is the end of the world as we know it should be both of their theme songs and that will be that. >> can i just say the amount of money i would have los

or hispanic. when a democratic state representative criticized him, the governor left this voice mail. >> i have spent my life helping black people and you little son of a [ bleep ] socialist i am after you. >> lepage apologized today on maine radio, sending a cryptic message about the rest of his term. >> i'm not going to say that i'm not going to finish it or am not saying i am going to finish it. >> reporter: narrowly re-elected in a three-way race, lepage has sparked controversy before. he had this message for the naacp in 2011. >> tell them to kiss my butt. >> what appeals to voters about paul lepage, is his to mix it up to a point where it can be all out battle at times. >> reporter: but some maine voters say they have had enough. >> absolutely crossed the line. >> i feel like maine is way better than this. >> reporter: the governor embraces comparisons to another outspoken politician, donald trump, the two campaigned together in june. >> many people say we're a lot alike. he's a little bit shy, but i'm working on him. >> reporter: this afternoon, governor lepage had this to say about resigning. exaggerated. >> reporter: leaving the people of maine wondering what he'll sa