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traffic looks great arou let's talk about the dallas county. we have this accident working 5th avenue south at 40th street and also a collision. it looks like no delays here. 580 is up to speed. we have some earlier construction tying up the westbound lanes at university. that has clear from the roadway. that is a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. >>> facebook users showing we will show you how they are doing that. >> plus the sure signs that the holidays are just around the corner next on news channel he's gus! he's gus! he's gus! gus bilirakis. gus bilirakis! gus is for us. for us. all of us. and he gets things done. and he gets things done. gus stood up to his own party... to stop flood insurance hikes. he's protecting our veterans... and our seniors. and he's fighting to keep america safe. gus is for us. gus is always for us. gus is for us. for us! all of us! vote gus bilirakis for congress. i'm gus bilirakis, >>> along the streets of san diego, a hero killed in the fight against isis was honored in the funeral procession. 34-year-old

ended up a field goal. all arou. in the unseen corners of the world. no monuments built in their honor. because heroes aren't driven by fame. they're carved from courage. okay google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. google assistant: i found a few places. vo: the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively on verizon. the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it. how is this possible? vo: because verizon lte advanced ter peak speeds in 450 cities, coast to coast. buy a pixel and get up to $400 back. and get 20 gigs of data with no surprise overages, and 4 lines for only $40 each. >> verne: 2:41 to go in the game. 10-0 now after the field goal. alabama's crimson tide. coming up, the napa play of the game. obvious he presented by napa auto parts. 10-0. that was the longest scoring drive -- it ties the longest scoring drive of >> gary: coming into the game, l.s.u. had only given up eight touchdowns in seven games. they don't give up much. they've given up one in this game. >> verne: here is the kick. taken at the five by -- he's loose

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it is still in the low 50's down arou t from the north-northwest and picked up a little bit getting close to 10 to 15 miles per hour. that will bring the chilly air across new york state and into the area overnight. so tomorrow morning, starting out will be chilly. boston upper 30's. suburbs average around 30 or 32 degrees. the skies should be clear and areas go light with the winds, some communities. we have comfortable comeback tomorrow afternoon with the sunshine tilted at times with high clouds and about 50-55 degrees. stronger cold front on the way. now this one is going to pass through here. i would say around noon on friday. prior to that, temperatures could get well to the 50's by late friday morning. although, windy out of the west. once the front comes through the winds will shift to the northwest and be quite strong. friday is veterans day. we want you to be aware of that. now ups and downs in the temperature department because the jetstream will be alternating between having us on the cool side and having the warmer interludes come in. one will be sunday into monday for exampl

ended up a field goal. all arou. in the unseen corners of the world. no monuments built in their honor. or mountains, adorned with their face. because heroes aren't driven by fame. they're carved from courage. okay google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. google assistant: i found a few places. vo: the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively on verizon. the only next gen network ? vo: because verizon lte advanced delivers 50% faster peak speeds in 450 cities, coast to coast. buy a pixel and get up to $400 back. and get 20 gigs of data with no surprise overages, and 4 lines for only $40 each. >> verne: 2:41 to go in the game. 10-0 now after the field goal. alabama's crimson tide. coming up, the napa play of the game. obvious he presented by napa auto parts. 10-0. that was the longest scoring drive scoring drive of the season. >> gary: coming into the game, l.s.u. had only given up eight touchdowns in seven games. they don't give up much. they've given up one in this game. >> verne: here is the kick. taken at the five by -- he's loose down the side

. >> it's just fun being arou your coaches and friends, just kind of like that brotherhood environment, just being around people that you love. >> reporter: there won't be a lot of time to digest the feelings of living to play another week. >> better opportunities to watch film or even have team dinners or just practice with each other more. >> reporter: especially if you're the team that chooses to bring thanksgiving to the field. >> there's kevin. he's out here because it's >> reporter: taylor temby, 9news. >> he's a pet. >> apparently friendly. >> named him after the movie up. >> thanks, rod. >> i love that movie. that makes me sad, though. >> me, too. >>> chilly tonight. >> it is, clear, cold, drop to 23, but tomorrow and saturday almost 60 and more snow for the mountains. can't get any better than this. >> thanks, kathy. >>> tonight, working holiday. donald trump tweeting about a campaign promise, as new details and questions emerge about how often he's receiving intelligence briefings. >>> giving thanks. the celebrations and traditions at home and abroad, as retailers work to get

ended up a field goal. all arou. in the unseen corners of the world. no monuments built in their honor. because heroes aren't driven by fame. they're carved from courage. okay google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. google assistant: i found a few places. vo: the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively on verizon. the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it. how is this possible? vo: because verizon lte advanced buy a pixel and get up to $400 back. and get 20 gigs of data with no surprise overages, and 4 lines for only $40 each. >> verne: 2:41 to go in the game. 10-0 now after the field goal. alabama's crimson tide. coming up, the napa play of the game. obvious he presented by napa auto parts. 10-0. that was the longest scoring drive -- it ties the longest scoring drive of >> gary: coming into the game, l.s.u. had only given up eight touchdowns in seven games. they don't give up much. they've given up one in this game. >> verne: here is the kick. taken at the five by -- he's loose down the sidelines. danny etling getting his f

still surprised by what happened just arou think it's important to be on your toes and have your head on a swivel. we are told that customer suffered a single gunshot wound. that person is being treated a nearby hospital. we are told the injury is not life threatening. live in west allis, ashley sears fox 6 news. and this story also breaking-- two people are dead after a crash in at a stop sign in the town of rhine-- colliding with another vehicle. an 80 year old man and 79-year-old woman were killed. the driver of the car that was struck is expected to be okay. now to the dassey case-- and deadline for his freedom. late this afternoon, the state filed an emergency appeal to keep brendan dassey in prison. it came just hours after a judge said he must be released by friday. now, all eyes are on the prison our ben handelman is live outside the columbia correctional institution in portage. ben-- good evening. members of the media have waited here, as a flurry of activity happens in court. judge's have set a friday deadline for dassey's fate. will this be one of the last night's brendan d

. >> nbc 10's pamela osborn is live arous at toys "r" us in king of prussia. what's happening now? is it a fun festive atmosphere or pretty cut throat? >> reporter: for anybody who is wonder if it's safe to come outside and shop this morning take a look for yourself. this is the store right now. it's pretty quiet. don't let that fool you. 2,000 customers have been through here already and that's just is in 5:00 last night. so far musical instruments are doing well, but drones are the top selling item this black friday. we've been talking to customers all morning long. they tell us it's worth it to get up this early to come shop for more reasons than one. >> i'm always here on thursday night, always until like this time in the morning. every year. yes. because my husband is home the only night and he can stay with the kids. i've been here forever. you're still here? i know kids. relax. i'm taking my time. so i am enjoying myself. >> reporter: we'll head over to king of prussia mall to give you conditions therefore. before i go i want to say welcome back to katy. i have something for

innisbrook, still some clouds left arou left. civil twilight after sunset. 64 degrees in palm harbor, the northern part of pinellis county. not too long ago, tony took this shot in clearwater at sunset. you can see a few clouds around and we have seen quite a few clouds around portions of the bay area but clear skies and others. this was kind of a transition today to more of a sunny condition for tomorrow. we are expecting around the forecast area, the same story from paul who is saying rate sunset. we do get a lot of those but in of clouds here. at 9 pm, 64 degrees, melissa click conditions and cooling. 58 degrees at 7 am. a chilly start to the day, below average for this time of year. 78 degrees at 4 pm in the afternoon, plenty of sunshine and we're looking forward to a nice, sunny day. can't rule out a few clouds overall but mostly sunny about does it. 66 degrees largo, 65 degrees palm harbor, riverview 64 degrees, temple terrace and odessa 65 degrees, very quickly falling in with the drier conditions in place. 61 degrees and

ended up a field goal. all arou. in the unseen corners of the world. no monuments built in their honor. because heroes aren't driven by fame. they're carved from courage. okay google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. google assistant: i found a few places. vo: the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively on verizon. the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it. how is this possible? vo: because verizon lte advanced buy a pixel and get up to $400 back. and get 20 gigs of data with no surprise overages, and 4 lines for only $40 each. >> verne: 2:41 to go in the game. 10-0 now after the field goal. alabama's crimson tide. coming up, the napa play of the game. obvious he presented by napa auto parts. 10-0. that was the longest scoring drive -- it ties the longest scoring drive of >> gary: coming into the game, l.s.u. had only given up eight touchdowns in seven games. they don't give up much. they've given up one in this game. >> verne: here is the kick. taken at the five by -- he's loose down the sidelines. danny etling getting his f

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that was not after american and there wase a group of guys arou don't think you would call that group a posseou. >> lebron james says he has had zero relationship with jackson, and says he's hurt by that both maverick carter and rich paul haveve much of what they have done is carefully researched an acted upon. >> is there any kind of bad blood between phil jackson and lebron james to spark this?p i think it was coming from his comments that according to have pat riley was doing things in miami, and maybe his characterization that lebron jamesct got away with situations in miami. christopher ramos lebron james and his business partners have had a wide range of projectsra and they have been very successful but that . the hardware for dontcha pistil had come you has about two months until he takes over the white house, a the latest additions to the trump we will be warming up before we tumble in the temperature department looking out from avon lake. look at this shot, i noticed the high clouds is expected. tomorrow, just a blip loretta otherwise a major changes this weekendnd look at th

they rolledowd herd this yng mother has turned h life arou. this little daughter was excited this morning about going to ch. >> reporter: off camera her 15-year-old sisr tells us she ha. only after striking the cld did the driverlow down but kept going. the family wants tt driver to turn themselves in. >> we are asking the community to make a phone call and have a hear port >re: chaplain arrived to help support grievinamil f th fs. ily plans t(o set-u memorial plan for the girl. >> we ask you to pray for the family. >> reporter: if you know any information y are urged to coact police. reporting on milwaukee's north side today's tmj 4. >> back ups on i-41 on swan boulevard where a se and pick

slippery condiditions on the roads speeds slightly reducedno somekers won't get that extra ertime pay arou the holidays, after a federal judge blocks a u.s. department of labor rule extending overtime pay to more than 4 million workers.ansterling is live with more. many empl gearing up for this new rule --- and have already changed the way they pay workers to meet the requirements .but this emergency, nationwide injunction blocks the rule for now. the new rules would have required anybody earning less than $47 thousand a year ---- and working more than 50 hours a week be given at least time- and-a-half overtime pay.but -- in favor of 21 states---- including wisconsin who said the rules don't square with federal laws governing who can set mandatory overtime pay. employers had a variety of ways to comply: they could raise salaries to make sertain workers exempt from the overtime threshold -- pay the mandated time-and-a-half overtime for those who do work more, or simply make sure employees aren't working overtime. president favor of this new rule saying it strengthens the middle class: the p

currently right now in the upper 60s to arou 16 in downtown right now. around rest of the bay area. we're in the upper 6 #s to right around 70. it's above normal. high todays in the low 80s. and then the forecast looks pretty great if you're heading out to the links. 75. noon 80 and 83 degrees by 4 p.m. there's any cool air coming in in just a few minutes. . >> learning more about the two sergeants shot. 19 year veteran of the force. had leaves behind two children. the second sergeant is a nine year veteran and is expected to be okay. the suspect was killed in that gun battle. we're of a missing woman who was found chained up in south carolina. the woman claiming the man lured her to the property for a cleaning job. he shot and killed her boyfriend. yesterday police found the body on the property but they have not identified it. >>> a health alert this morning. the agency just announced the first u.s. cases of a infection. >> four of people infected died. their exact cause of death hasn't been released. >> recalling certain flaifers because they can make you sick. seven of the flavo

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now democrats hate it and the whole thing is flipped arou comey. it's all about purely political interest. you criticize people with people you don't like and praise him for things you like. >> that's terrific. >> say something nice about me. >> yeah. >> you're a good guy. >> you're a person of great integrity and sound judgment. charlie, say something mean about me. >> you are the lowdown. >> you are aperson of no ethics standards. >> i like your glasses. >> well, your judgment is beyond reproach. >> it will bring you all of the election results as they come in one week from today. our election night starts tuesday, november 8th at 7:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 central. and watch all day on the streaming network cbsn. >> you're going to be here, right, charlie? >> yeah. >> gayle? >> me, too. alabama pipeline fire is bng for a second day after a deadly explosion. one person was killed yesterday when a work crew hit the gasoline pipeline with a piece of equipment. that blast injured at least five others. the explosion near helena, alabama, is not far from

academy looking to help baya teens turn their lives arou.ijano: thanksgiving is a family holiday, and we end the family holiday, and we end the broadcast with a visit to one of the closest families we know. they share a link, not by blood but perhaps something stronger. here's michelle miller. >> don't cry. it's okay. they're happy tears. >> reporter: when the august martin angels hold a reunion-- >> yeah, yeah, joel ascher. >> reporter: joel ascher is the guest of honor. >> i didn't know you were coming. >> reporter: to these women and hundreds of others who played high school hoops during his 30-year tenure, he was coach, mentor, but most of all, guardian angel. >> you can see the floor is not even. >> reporter: when ascher arrived in the late 70s, the girls' team had no uniforms, no form of transportation. they didn't even have a basketball. >> the situation for girls' athletics in new york city was terrible. >> reporter: you felt they needed you. >> if they didn't have me, they had nobody. >> and this will do it! >> reporter: but in thre

ended up a field goal. all arou. in the unseen corners of the world. no monuments built in their honor. because heroes aren't driven by fame. they're carved from courage. okay google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. google assistant: i found a few places. vo: the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively on verizon. the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it. how is this possible? vo: because verizon lte advanced buy a pixel and get up to $400 back. and get 20 gigs of data with no surprise overages, and 4 lines for only $40 each. >> verne: 2:41 to go in the game. 10-0 now after the field goal. alabama's crimson tide. coming up, the napa play of the game. obvious he presented by napa auto parts. 10-0. that was the longest scoring drive -- it ties the longest scoring drive of the season. l.s.u. had only given up eight touchdowns in seven games. they don't give up much. they've given up one in this game. >> verne: here is the kick. taken at the five by -- he's loose down the sidelines. danny etling getting his first and he has bee

we are talking againsgusts arou to 20 miles per hour. later gusts up to 30 to 35 miles per hour. 4:00 at 62 degrees. in the days to come we actually see temperatures boost even more. we'll track out the rain the rest of today into wednesday coming up. >> we'll see you then. the rain could create slippery shots and slow traffic in our area. let's check in with jessica boyington. what are you seeing out there? >> we are not seeing much because we can't see a lot of it with reduced visibility. this is an accident scene. this is from the northbound side right here. right now it is over into the right hand shoulder. hard to see on a lot of our roads. the blue route had an accident scene approaching the expressway. some delays remain. this is headed northbound. there is also an accident on upper moreland. over in new jersey there was a power outage on route 38. might be a little sticky spot to move through. all lanes are open. watch for police around the scene. here is the freeway. it look is okay around creek road. this is headed northbound.

>>>> last night when i was arou, we were patrolllling times squa.e seen and witnessssed a groupf younung black teenagers being rarassed by ananother grououp of "n"ite teens callingng them the word and telling them theyey need t to go backck to africa. and if theyy wanted d to go baco africa, not toto worry, trump would send them there for free.. it was really crazazy. >> did you intetervene? >> we did intervene. we grabbed a groroup of the whie kids and said, we try to let them know this ain't worth getting in trouble because the simple fact is, this could escalate to something else. we kind of use psychology to try to push them a away from t the r crowd. we did not want an incident to happen. >> here we are on 56th street. there is basically a trump fortress in midtown manhattan.. even the people ththat live on these streets veve had to gogo throughh checkpoints in orordero go home. as people e wind it down, perhas they're going to events where people are making banners and art and d strategizing for thehe days ahehead. amy: and that was a report f

.- detectives, i was arou they slipped this thing into the computer, and up pops dennis rader. >> reporter: rader would be arrested near his home. >> then, he folded like a cheap suit. >> reporter: eventually, pleading guilty to ten charges of first-degree murder. >> dennis rader got ten life sentences. >> now, he has brought the case forensic psychologist katherine ramsland to give us this map he drew just for "crime watch daily." >> i also have rader's hand-drawn key to the map, explaining how to find a grizzly very treasure of drawings, photos, evidence, of his maniacal thrill kills and perhaps murders that police aren't aware of. >> they're hiding holes that were never discovered anybody. where items could still be buried. >> reporter: this is a tape of a telephone intervi prison in which rader gives "crime watch daily" more clues to reading the map. >> under a big circle, there's one or two things in that area. >> reporter: you realize, there still a lot of stuff out there that nobody has found, certainly didn't end up in police custody. >> when i would get rid of stuff, i would bury

[ light laughter ] arou [ laughter ] you're so lucky. i want to show a clip of the movie. >> yes. >> jimmy: but, people should see it, and -- know it's a, well this is nicole kidman. dev patal, by the way, is fantastic as well. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's called "lion." it is in theaters next friday. check this out. [ squeaking ] you've come a long way, haven't you? little one. i'm sure it hasn't been easy. and, one day you'll tell me all about it. you'll tell me everything. who you are, everything. i'll always listen. always. >> jimmy: you are fantastic. you know that. fantastic. and i should mention that is not dev patal. that is a little boy, in that scene right there. [ laughter ] this is a different clip that we have, i'm just, i'm a little nervous. [ laughter ] okay, uh, right now, i want to see, now i'm glad that keith's here as well. i want to see if we are on the same wave length right now. we can be -- friends, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: because i have a game it's called "the jinx [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: now, here's how it

delay for some trains out of trenton and doylestown, about an hour late there, so massive delays all arou around and all of those extra commuters that usually use septa are now using the roads. this is the vine street expressway, moving through center city. our cameras on 676 at 8th street. the maps on a whole are still looking pretty slow s this is around the vine street expressway, right before it hits the schuylkill expresexpress wa miles an hour. still really slow moving out of the city on parts of 95. >> we'll keep checking back with you, george and jessica will keep monitoring the roads and the rails and keep you updated. tomorrow morning we're starting a half hour early at 4:00 a.m. >> and if you're away from your tv, tap on our nbc 10 mobile app to find a survival guide to help you get around with the septa strike in effect. >>> in other news now, an eagles player is in trouble tonight. josh huff has been arrested. a course within the camden county prosecutor's office, marijuana and a gun were found in huff's car. the eagles' player only had a permit to carry the gun in texas whic

we have the mles riding train where they can ride the train arou t showroom floor. we have the make and takere the is two different projects one for younger kids, this one right here, and then station kit they can sign up and make at the show. >> and there is an activity zone and everything else. >> yeah. there is 230,000 square feet we have the expo cte wisconsin products pavilion. we have trolleys that go between both buildings. >> it takes all day or more. >> i bet trains galore. the trainfest is happening from 9:00 to 5:00 saturday and sunday tomorrow and sunday at state fair park discounts available through midnight tonight if you go to trainfest.com we're super excited because caller number 9 this morning wins a train set as well as, this train set you see trainfests this weekend call us right now at (414)799-4444. take advantage of that. greats to meet you all. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >>> good day. >> up next, if you want to look refreshed for the holidays we have the best treatme that show results and they are all >>> welcom

drivers should use alternates to get arou this closure.another reminder that the i-41/894 sb exit ramp to greenfield ave. is now closed through the summer of 2018 for reconstruction. the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41/894 sb will close through the fall of 2017. also closing long term, the lincoln ave. exit ramp from i-894 sb is expected to remain that way through summer of 2018. traffic along the i-894 southbound corridor will shift to the west or right side of the roadway starting at lincoln ave.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i-94 eb is now closed long term until spring 2017. this will have an impact on your morning 3 for the fifth year in a row, cbs 58 is teaming up with hunger task force and the brewers community foundation for the thanksgiving drive- thru food drive.all you have to do is drive up to helfaer field near miller park with your donation.there's always a special brewers appearance in store... and you'll get a brewers bobbleheads.. while supplies last. last.the food drive is a week from wednesday from 5 a-m to 6 p-m.w me havee information on our

monday maybe a few clouds around, 57.arou a few more showers, potentially some howers in the forecast, tuesday, at 62-degrees. that's your seven day forecast. jim over to you. we'll talk a little l l l football. as we talk about football and we talk about the rifery between really matters this time. to paraphrase our outgoing advise vice-president it is a big deal. robert griffin making a return to his home state. 311 yards, four touchdowns,chdo pierre garcon with than would of the touchdowns, with 86 yards. r alfred morris in his ran for 112 yards. considering the run they've been on this year after the game sunday night chanting we want dallas. we want dallas. for first year's josh norman the introduction to the rivalry hass been an eye opening one. these guys had a rivalry for ages, man. since i was born, my grandfather and all that back in the day is like, geez, the history of that is so old and you want to live children's children are going to pennsauken about game. do you remember such and such. and now in 2016, he scored, hee threw it to x, all that. i want him to read me a sto

. >> no, we were -- arou e that's what we do together is promote. and i said i found the diaries and i was probably going to publish them, and he sort of just said, lawyer. >> being funny. >> he was being funny. yes. i'm sure he doesn't like it. i'm quite sure by now he really doesn't like it. i'm liking it less now. [ laughter ] it's just way too much. it's just way too much and [ laughter ] >> i didn't write it recently. no. i think if i'd known it was going to be -- i don't know. i knew it would have attention. >> pandora's box you opened up, missy. >> yes, you have. >> is something else going to come out afterwards? >> i don't know. >> who else did i sleep with? >> that's the next book, i suppose, because i hear it's quite the list! [ laughter ] >> i was not a slut. >> i didn't say slut. i just said l >> that's great. >> we love you, carrie and especially gary and his little backpack. >> the book is called "the princess diarist." if this wasn't enough celebrity scoop or poop for you, wait until you see what's in "today's buzz" including a big mi

which c-- arou corher. i dunno where they are. would you welcome arro lette? [ music ] [ applause ] >> ooh. scary. >> scary. scary. >> isn't it, though? it's a very interesting, um-- >> it's almost--nge look. [ laughter ] >> now, actually, you could go anywher with that, and you'd be-- and kinda covered the face. >> be hard-put to recognize. oh! >> >> oh! [ applause ] >> whoa. put the mask back on. >> now take the other mask off. ! [ laughter ] happy ha-- happy halloween. >> and to yourself. >> good to see ya. i-- you were booked, uhto be here, >> yes.e weeks ago, and i-- and you fell ill. >> and i fell ill. >> which is sort of getting to be a habit, with us. i mean-- >> you talkin' about? >> happened, a couple times-- once-- least once before, that-- i must make you sick, i guess. uh-- >> are you serious? [ laughter ] gee, i'm sorry about that. 'cause i don't get sick, very often. about the longest i've been off the show, in-- for a long time, was three days. >> i get-- i get real sick. i got pneumonia, actually, a while back. >> that-that's very danger >> it

you can see it is wiggling arou >> they have a very strong appetite and they will actually eat the garbage. we give them shredded paper. talk about taking care of mail fraud. so we shred our mail and put it in here and put it in here an let the worms eat it. the worms use the paper as a bedding and keep it from stinking and the worms have an ability to eat three times their body weight every day. >> lindsay: three times their body weight. >> three time their body weight >> lindsay: you have the scraps, the paper scraps and the composting does its things and you have double duty. >> the worms consume everything and break it on down into this nice worm dirt right here that can eventually be dried out and used as a fertilizer or what we like to do with it, we actually run water through the whole system and we get a nice brown water that drips out of the bottom and use that as a fertilizer. >> lindsay: geneious. save your this composting after holiday dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for b

ended up a field goal. all arou. in the unseen corners of the world. no monuments built in their honor. or mountains, adorned with their face. because heroes aren't driven by fame. they're carved from courage. guts. glory. ram. okay google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. google assistant: i found a few places. vo: the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively on verizon. the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it. how is this possible? vo: because verizon lte advanced delivers 50% faster peak speeds in 450 cities, coast to coast. buy a pixel and get up to $400 back. and get 20 gigs of data with no surprise overages, and 4 lines for only $40 each. why settle when you can have it all on verizon? >> verne: 2:41 to go in the game. 10-0 now after the field goal. alabama's crimson tide. coming up, the napa play of the game. obvious he presented by napa auto parts. 10-0. that was the longest scoring drive -- it ties the longest scoring drive of the season. >> gary: coming into the game, l.s.u. had only given up eight touchdowns in se

ended up a field goal. all arou. in the unseen corners of the world. no monuments built in their honor. because heroes aren't driven by fame. they're carved from courage. okay google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. google assistant: i found a few places. vo: the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively on verizon. the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it. how is this possible? vo: because verizon lte advanced buy a pixel and get up to $400 back. and get 20 gigs of data with no surprise overages, and 4 lines for only $40 each. >> verne: 2:41 to go in the game. 10-0 now after the field goal. alabama's crimson tide. coming up, the napa play of the game. obvious he presented by napa auto parts. 10-0. that was the longest scoring drive -- it ties the longest scoring drive of the >> gary: coming into the game, l.s.u. had only given up eight touchdowns in seven games. they don't give up much. they've given up one in this game. >> verne: here is the kick. taken at the five by -- he's loose down the sidelines. danny etling getting h

i don't go arou l >> jimmy: i sent you an e-mail today, i saw your movie, you are really great in the movie and that's a fact. it's a simple fact. so i sent you an e-mail saying, i thought you were really great in the movie, the movie is really great. and your response was what? what did you write back? >> i wrote back, "unsubscribe." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's all. you know it's funny. last week my dad sent me a video that was stupid, and i wrote back to him, "unsubscribe." nah, it's not too mean. then i got it and i felt like a [ bleep ]. >> i thought i made that joke up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, maybe you did. i did too. [ laughter ] will it make you uncomfortable when i say that i believe you will get nominated for an academy award for this? [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks for asking. again. >> jimmy: it seems like you would enjoy the process and whatever of being nominated for an academy award less than almost anybody i know. is that true? >> i mean -- i don't know who you know, but you know what, that reminds me. last time i was on the show with you, we talked about how

there is it a correlation between age and fertility however, one in six couples arou countries are dealing with fertility issues so it's a big problem. >> what is your background in dealing with fer tilted issues? >> i was -- fertility issues. >> i was a physical therapist. my husband at the time when i had the opportunity to go to australia for his job. i found out i couldn't work as a physical therapist due to licensing laws. i wasn't feeling so well after me. and helpi me move forward. and that they are motivated and empowered to do that. years and put it into a very simple five step program. at the clinic we individualize that, but the it helps individualize it and put it together. >> the reason they might be experiencing infertility will vary from couple to couple. what was your experience what was going on for you? >> my husband and i tried for about six months to get pregnant tu kind of knew my body knew i needed to take the next step. we both had a lot of testing done we were told that the chances of us getting pregnant naturally were almost to zero. we were told we had to do ivf.

cincinnati, down there talking to board of elections people, they were saying their witnesses were arou were two to two and a half hours. very heavy voter turnout over the weekend. who is that going to favor? right now, the main logic is early voting tends to help hillary clinton. look at the polling. so far the latest polling we have for ohio shows that donald trump has a five point lead. there are other polls within the state that have suggested it is much tighter than that. hillary clinton continues to try to get her voters out to the polls. friday she had beyonce and jay z she was sharing the stage with in cleveland. yesterday it was royalty of cleveland. she had lebron james, who was encouraging people to get out and vote. did it help? again, there were record numbers of people showing up in person but it doesn't mean they were all voting democrat. tomorrow's going to be another incredibly important day for the entire nation and especially ohio with its 18 electoral votes. >> i'm just intrigued by that long line behind you. how far does it extend? we are just getting like kind of t

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i started to travel arou countries. i started to look at laboratories that were not funded by the u.s. government and a different picture started to emerge. i mean i used to believe that people in favor of medicinal marijuana were just malingering and wanting to get high. >> seth: yeah. >> but the truth is that i think for certain people not only does it work, it can be the only thing that works and it would be immoral perhaps even to withhold that. if it's a therapy, i think it could actually benefit people. very heartening to see states like florida, arkansas, wouldn't have dreamed five years that they would pass medicinal marijuana in some of these states and now it's happening. >> seth: and so this seems like a wave that is not going to be turned back and we're basically going to be a country that has legal -- medicinal marijuana in all 50 states >> it seems impossible to still have a federal prohibition on medical marijuana. we do, we still have it. >> seth: yeah. >> but it seems -- it just seems improbable that it

and then if yo'su're here in thn city temperatures have beenempe running middle to upper 40'srame arou tnd the area. a after school, little cool but c not bad. i think definitely it's were ite you ever these days whereay you'll need a jacket or your sweatshirt something like that. something to stay warm.hirt siks 57 to 63 dey grwaees.grs. a little breezy this afternoon you're going to feel it outt there, guys just so you know. ko you should see plenty off sunshine.nshi let me show you temperaturesw yr this morning because again,orni it's not -- it's notng the coldest that we've been thiseeni week but it is definitelyel chilly out there. tre manassas has now dropped down into the upper 30's.to thepper i watched these temperaturess closely, i do. westminster has come down a little bit, frederick 36, gaithersburg thirty six. here in town at least at in national it's 45 degrees rightri outside the beltway thoughltwa temperatures are coming in in the upper 30's thisures a mornii too. so, there you go. it's a chillyso start, .thrt sunshine today. tod little bit breezy in the afternoon. upper

weird way with all this weird modern stuff happening, but it's probably similar in our minds to being around the campfire in the hunter gather period, in the cave. you kn just playing some drums and just grooving because that's kind of in our dna. >> reporter: as it's profile groove, the blue man group got bigger. the show would expand to seven locations around the world from las vegas to berlin, which meant there needed to be more blue men able to perform. >> how did you go about casting other blue men? >> i don't think we could envision at first that other people can and should play the character. because we stopped talking about -- it wasn't my version of the blue man or phil's. it was, you know, the blue man. >> so the blue man typically leave their hands by their side. >> reporter: they now hold try-outs around the world. this was the first audition for a group that we visited back in august. >> okay. very good. >> reporter: andy tallon and stephan rue have been training to be blue men for two months. >> how does it feel to be coming in to this group of performers? >> it's pretty ia i

. >> it was a true team effort all the way arou, magical indeed. you know, the cubs jump out to that big lead and eighth inning it gets all tied up. what was the key moment do you think in the game last night? >> reporter: ben zobrist. and honestly, ben combined with kyle schwarber and when you think about just the story of kyle schwarber, are you kidding me? >> yeah. >> reporter: the guy hasn't played since april. we talked about it. he had three hits last night and i know zobrist got the big hit. that was the turning point emotion from a guy by the way that won a world series last year with the royals, huge off-season acquisition to get zobrist and have him on the team but kyle schwarber, robin, i played the game, i can't emphasize enough this guy did not see a live pitch for 5 1/2 months and his first game was in the world series. and for him to get seven hits in just four games and to be able to get the rally starter in that huge, huge inning to take the lead in the tenth, i mean, i can't schwarber and zobrist. >> amazing, remarkable. get some

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arou haven't had much the last couplo of months, we have a few showers in the forecast tomorrow morning.in getting lots of tweets asking me about conditions tomorrowns tomw morning for frying turkeys outys on the grill and that kind ofria thinhag. thin they'll be scattered showers.we we won't get a loft heavy rainvr tomorrow. just scattered stohowers.cattere 53 will be your daytime higrshmh tomorrow.tomo all right. waking up this morning, cold orning c temperatures out there.mper 38 in washington.at38 look at your 20s. 2. hanging tough here even in thevt 8:00 o'clock hour.8:00 olock h manassas 25 degrees.5 gr 29 up in hagerstown.own you bounce now to 36 inn ardtown.own. everybody this morning with thei exception of reagan national hnh the freezing mark. mar so very cold temperatures outtut there early.ere ea all right. i'll show you another map showing you the same numbers s.e 38 at reagan national.nal. dulles 26.es 2 that's my way of saying that mat shouldn't have been there. been. this is the one i wanted to shos you. sunshine to start your day.t yoy then we'll get some clouds thiss afte

. >> one million but stream somehow stopped at the arou prevail, may will it be enough we have a populartremely cautious. >> what happens with the refugee crisis so many he dimensions how the what is hour policy how can she make a little bit of prog. >> first of all, the policy was keep it as quiet as possible, follow the -- i once called art of being machiavelli, close to machiavelli, so one sense vigorously the second one keep open, decisively to build a wall of complexity make 170, 180 turns without anyone noticing it regarding the refugee crisis she did that as well followed even her -- one point didn't give the impression she did, so at the moment it is quiet, but this is not the last refugee we have seen in europe, a magnet for vr crisis seen around the world. >> quiet until there is a terrorist attack i don't want to wish that on the country what bb the threat of ritualism because of influx of religions. >> france, a few months. >> we have had two already. >> right that is intellecting about germany does not lead to a -- it might be somehow to the history in germany not to react e