. >> kate upton and arnold palmer grace the cover of "golf digest." she got tips from him, and she apparently gave a few putting lessons. >> you got so much better, okay. >>> katey perry is kicking it to the top. >>> welcome back, the halloween forecast. 90%, maybe 95% of you are looking fabulous. no issues whatsoever for yourself and the kids later today and this evening. just in the northwest, a few areas of showers out there, especially higher elevations, not a lot. and not enough to ruin your plans. looking towards friday's forecast, very nice once again, a sprinkle or two in seattle. no issues. temperatures warming up in many cases, near 82 in l.a. and the next storm coming into the northwest, it looks like friday night into saturday, richard, a pretty decent little storm, with some gusty winds with it. >> 95% of the western mountain time zones are looking fabulous, huh? >> for today, no problem. >> you have a lot of friends. >> well, you know -- >> as of that statement. bill, thank you. >>> get the baby gifts ready. expecting bunts of joy. jason

. >>> college football today, the terps on the road in winston salem and arnold palmer being driven around by the deemton deacons. wake forest leading 14-3 in the second quarter, price for the touchdown putting the demon deacons up 21-3. they cruise to a 34-10 win. >>> also in college football today, navy in toledo to take on tt rockets and this was a wild one. navy trailing 31-28 when nick sloan makes a field goal to tie the game and send it to overtime. in the second overtime, whiteside will score to give navy a 44-38 lead but they miss the extra point. toledo comes back and scores on a 20-yard pass play. they make the extra point and the rockets win a thriller, 45-44 in double overtime. it's navy's second straight loss. >>> baseball playoffs, game six of the american league championship tonight in boston. the red sox leading 3 games to 2, trying to close the tigers out and earn a trip to the world series where they would face the st. louis cardinals who defeated the dodgers friday night. the cards win game six 9-0 and take the series 4-2. st. louis now awaits the winner of the red sox/t

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part of the reason is it is managed by arnold palmer. you don't want to make him mad. >> the drink?isn't the club privately run? >> that's the thing. you are see there is an enforcement of the shutdown edicts. the small businesses risk going out of business because of >> by the way it is desperate. i'm kidding. it is a different word. i was making fun of you. >> desperate. >> do you feel bullied? >> baker, i want to ask you about chuck hagel. he was a veteran. he says he warned the american people. i don't remember it. but then again i was sleeping most of the week. should he resign? owe riley says he has to step down. >> that is not gonna happen. >> should it? >> no. >> answer the question. >> no, it shouldn't. he is part and parcel of this dysfunctional administration. will you ask everybody to step down? to be fair we should ask everybody in washington and on capitol hill to leave now. let's have a new round of elections. they are all awful. >> this is what happens when you move to idaho. you will form your own militia. >> well, that's true. no, i don't think i am off base here i

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. >> in 1960chichi went on tour with ben hogan and arnold palmer.had never seen a player with this much person -- personality. >> i didn't want to be anybody but me. everybody wanted to be like ben hogan. i wanted to be chichi, nobody else. >> he was a showman. you never knew if he was going to put his hat over the hole or a sword dance or whatever he was going to do. it was for the people. >> and soon he began to win. >> i would like to say hello to my mother in new york city. now with this check i will build her a home. >> some of the enthusiasm rankled the players who wanted him to stop throwing his fedora when he got it in. >> some say you damage the lawn when you put your hat on there. they were envious because the fans liked it. so he says i am not telling you to stop. it but i am telling you to think of something else. >> so he went back to his room and envisioned himself in the ring fighting a bull. >> i went to the room and i figured that the hole was a bull and i had the sword which is the putter and i stopped the bull and i put the sword

. >> in 1960, chi chi stormed on to the pga tour with more stoic stars like ben hogan and arnold palmerse but me and i was different. everybody wanted to be like ben hogan. i like ben hogan, but i want to be chi chi. i didn't want to be anybody else. >> chi chi was a showman. you never knew what's going to do. whether he would put his hat over the hole or do a sword dance. it was all for the people. >> and soon he began to win. >> i'd like to say hello to my mother in new york city. now with this check, i'll build her a home. >> some of his enthuse yam rangeled the established players who wanted him to stop throwing his hat every time he made a birdie. then he was summoned to new york. >> he told me, some of the pros are complaining that you're danieling the hole when you put your hat on it. all they were was envious because the fans liked it. so he says, i'm not telling you to stop it, but i'm asking to you think of something else. >> so chi chi went back to his room and envisioned himself as a toriador in a ring fighting a bull. >> i went to the room and i figured that the hole was a

arnold palmer has done a lot. he has several hospitals in orlando.'t know if you can say we were lucky or not lucky. but we had a son that was born a few months early. so we spent a lot of time at the orlando hospital. here is a gentleman that stepped away, spent a lot of time for philanthropy. i think as athletes we're very lucky. we live a life that we enjoy in fulfilling our dreams. when we walk away, we have a chance to impact a lot of kids or adults to make the right choices in adults. i've learned from our athletes, of course, and given the success in general. to me, it's a good feeling to be able to do that when you're in a good place in your own life. >> are you doing any apple? >> no, i don't, other than the product. >> but you buy stocks? >> i do. i love stocks. that's why i watch your show a lot. i started to invest my own money early on in 1997. i'm what they call kind of a blue chip chick. >> you are? >> yeah. my dad worked for ibm for many years. i have a few holdings i'm pretty proud of, but i'm a long-term ed down. just stay calm. >>