oh, bert? oh, bert ain't on the street. he's on crowley's vacant lot. i'd say that's a good seven, eight feet off the street, wouldn't you, barn? oh, you know what i'm talkin' about and besides, the law says that a business establishment is not a business now, what bert miller's doin' is against the law. he's peddlin' in the street. now, you do somethin' about it. ben, you're gettin' yourself all worked up over nothin'. now, just listen to this song-- like they say "music hath charms to soothe the savage beast." ? help someone along life's way ? ? spread a little sunshine every day. ? ain't that purty? ahh! about gettin' bert off the street? no, about a roof. a business establishment ain't a business unless it's got a roof. you got an idea? yeah, and it'll make ben so happy. sheriff. oh, howdy, ben. well, what's the matter? you look like you're about to have a spell. you think you're pretty smart, don't ya? you know doggone well what i'm talkin' about-- bert miller sellin' on the street. he's still at it. ben, you said a business ain't a business unless

oh, poor bert johnson. poor bert. "poor bert johnson"? i think he's a very lucky man. what do you mean by that? just that. she's attractive, intelligent, and very, very womanly. don't waste any sympathy on bert johnson. save some for me. what do you mean, "womanly"? motherly, you mean. you know, freda, you're just like i am. you don't know anything about a woman. and i'm not smart and i'm not rolling in money, but i know men. i believe you. and brains ain't the thing a man looks for in a woman. an to rile you. i don't know what i said, but i'm sorry. you said "womanly." i'll never say it again, all right? let's get some air, huh? tomorrow morning. we'll be married tomorrow morning, darling. oh, yes. we've waited too long already. and you won't have to be lonely anymore. oh, congratulations! come on. no! very, very womanly. "love on wheels"-- that's you, huh? i'm sorry, miss carter. come on, freda. oh, that's all right. thank you for your good wishes. you just startled me, that's all. oh, listen, you came as quite a shock to me, too, honey. come on, vivian. it's time we

bert! bert! stand back. give him some room. i'll call for the red gurney. get me a blood pressure cuff. he just lost it. and an o2 tank and an airway. stat! [kid] ray, what's wrong with bert? ray, get the kids out. all right. o.k., o.k. o.k. it's all right. dr. howser to the e.r. dr. howser to the e.r. hey, doog. how's bert? what's wrong with him? i've stabilized him in the e.r. how are the kids? pretty shaken up. i drove them to the center. i need to know what's going on. so far we know what he doesn't have. his cbc and blood chemistries were negative. has he had this kind of episode before? i don't know. well, we'll know more this afternoon. you've got to help him. take it easy, ray. we're working on it. hey, ray, doc. thank you. what's going on? he refuses to sign his admission papers. i don't think i need any more attention. you were practically unconscious 45 minutes ago. you had a seizure. something's wrong. you need tests. but i feel fine. goodbye. ray, i'll talk to you later. we can't keep him against his will. - hi. - uh-oh. beware of doctors beari

. >> in houston, texas, sugarlands, bert worked for a foundation in houston, we lived in the houston area for four years and before that, bert was at the center for public policy in michigan and before that he taught for 18 years at marine state. >> what is your connection to washington dc? young american foundation? >> the events group sponsor, especially the young america foundation, a lot of events they do for college students, for high school students and college students to teach the principles of the united states. >> why are you conservatives? >> i am a conservative because i believe the principles conservatives or free-market thinkers use work best for people. we study the economy, centuries of us history. the principles that free markets follow work. if you study the administration of franklin roosevelt he came up with ideas but they don't work. the policies of president roosevelt prolonged to the great depression. >> freedom works and the voluntary exchange working with one another, competition incentive to do well, all of it works well in freedom creates not only happiness

maude: hi there, bert. we better be moving, bert. i want to get there first, so i can get a seat in the back row. what? in case i want to sneak out early. oh. do you two go to the same church? oh, no. i'm church of england. but bert's church is right across the street, so we go together. yeah. what church do you go to, mum? bert, i--i don't belong to any organized religion. bert's the same way. he's catholic. you've no right to talk that way about the catholics. i've every right. i've been to rome. i have. somebody pinched me right in the middle of the via venito. but everybody knows, the only reason that henry viii started the church of england was just so that he could get a legal divorce. now, that sounds like my kind of church. please, come on, bert. you're windier than my minister. maude, i'll never convince you that i'm right and you're wrong, so from now on, you can stay home. but i'm gonna go because i get a lot out of it. it's a deal. to the dedication of the new social hall tonight. it's important to me. or course, darling.

i couldn't hear you, bert. 10 q, 10 q, 10 q! you're welcome, you're welcome, you're welcome, bert! i started thinking about my future. right then and there i knew what i wanted to do for a living. after graduation, i came here. which you know all about. i didn't think a vietnamese refugee would have a very good chance of getting into the depapament. anyway, i was accepted as h.t. ioki and went through the academy. ? i want to be an airborne ranger ? ? i want to be an airborne ranger ? ? i want to live a life of danger ? thai! ( gasps and wakens ) i finished in the top 5% of my class. to the jump street program under captain jenko. thank you, officer. what officer ioki has s ft out of the story is the next four years of exemplary work cover program. moral issues of the war in vietnam aside-- the people of vinh van tran's country have suffered plenty. yes, he lied-- on his application. but let's face the truth, gentlemen. this police department has two discrimination suits pending right at this moment. we don't have an exemplary record in that area. h.t. ioki had no real criminal int

rutledge's story, but bert was the one that took action. guest: i read the story and they had described mitchell rutledge. is being really retarded. they said he could not read or write and no one visited him except his lawyer and the thing that struck me about the story in time magazine, remember it was a cover story, mitch was the only person interviewed in the article who was sorry for what he had done. he admitted that he did it and was wrong and apologized. here's a guy that could not even read or write and was subject to the death penalty and of the a author of the piece in time magazine concludedmagazine that his life was not worth anything, that he was a disposable person and so i was shockedw that he would draw that conclusion because he was the only one who actually showed remorse for what he had done it here he was in a prison and i could not sleep that night thinking about this and especially from a christian standpoint. i thought he's about to be executed, maybe a year away from being executed and because hee is sorry for what

he goes back to bert's like bert, it works. he said the body putty. oh he said great. but this is proprietary so you can't just call it body putty. you need to go to the store, you need to get some different ingredients. you need to get something to make it proprietary. you need to get some oregano, this is a true story. this is why i love nonfiction. you cannot make this up. you need to get some cinnamon because you add a little sentiment to the body putty and suddenly you have this beautiful pink hue which will go with the american patriotic theme and so, you know, that's what the proprietary thermal protection system was and it worked for spaceshipone. if you look closely, maybe in in the smithsonian, you will see little flecks of oregano in the paint. >> don't forget the oregano. >> i think this gentleman had a question. >> so in the past and in the future, what do you think has been more important, innovation and mention of new or just more capital to help create a larger economy of scale for state development? >> did i mention i'm not a rocket scientist. you know

hey, congratulations bert! ed as anybody. when they called and told me i won, i didn't believe them. and then they said, "no, you really won." and then i said, "cool." someone call george r. r. martin, this guy knows how to finish a story. i've gotten pretty good at telling it. well, see ya. some genius. i zinged him with sarcasm, he didn't even notice. i know, and it was the greatest sarcastic quip i've ever heard. 't you a peach. ? our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ? ? then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ? ? the earth began to cool ? ? the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ? ? we built the wall ? ? we built the pyramids ? ? math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ? ? that all started with a big bang ?

hey, congratulations bert!

that's sheldon's way of saying he's proud of bert, too. ah. hey, it's not even called the "genius grant," it's the macarthur fellowship. just like it's not frankenstein, ing simpleton over there. and if anyone's a genius, it's me for the way i brought that full circle. how much money did he win? over half a million dollars. wow. and he doesn't have to use it for research, he can do whatever he wants with it. oh, good, maybe he can build a nicer bridge to live under. here he comes. right. be polite. i know how to behave. do you? hey, congratulations bert! yeah, good for you. that's amazing. thanks. when they called and told me i won, i didn't believe them. and then they said, "no, you really won." and then i said, "cool." someone call george r. r. martin, this guy knows how to finish a story. i've gotten pretty good at telling it. well, see ya. some genius. i zinged him with sarcasm, he didn't even notice. i know, and it was ? our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ? ? then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ? ? the ea

bert lahr, the lion? ernie harburg: the lion.rom vaudeville and burlesque. and yip knew them in the '20s, but he actually worked with bert lahr in this light -- walk a little faster and another review. i forget that name, but he and -- yip and arlen gave bert songs to sing, which allowed him to want, or a send-off of rich, you know. and so, they had that relationship. also, yip knew jack haley, the tin woodman. and yip also worked with bobby connolly as a choreographer in the early '30s on his shows, who was also the choreographer for the wizard of oz. so he had a cast here with arlen who were, you know, sort of yip's men. you know what i mean? so, when yip went to arthur freed, the producer, who was too busy to work on this musical, and mervin leroy had nothing to do with it, practically, because he had never done a musical before, so it became a vacuum in which the lyricist entered, because he was all ready to do so. yip was always an active, you know, organizer. and so, the first thing he suggested was that they integrate the

. >> bert and ernie did it.nid it >> i'm an ernie fan.an are you bert? >> steve is we are.>> i'm ernie ste. >> i'm an aren't knee fan, f, though.though. >> but you're kind of bert ish.. >> did you did i just say i'm aa ernie fan. why is the high five going in direction.ion. >> you're bert. >> why are you making me ber>>tr >> is he bert.er >> 46 in washington.as [ laughter ] >> steve, somebody has got to bb bert. okay. >> is that how it's going to go. >> thanks words of wisdom. >> dulles 37.s 37. bwi marshall 42.l 4 you're not going to --o >> i have run on the berthe platform here.plfo >> sometimes you just are bert.. you don't choose to be bert. >> all right.>> right satellite/radar.sa cloud cover out to the west.r ou we'll be it n the low to mid 60s conditions expected for next couple of days and nice warm um knee 70 by friday saturday.atda bottom falls out by sunday andyd much much colder air settles int for all of next week.r al thanl ksofgiving it will feel le it. it. >> in fairness i was a snufflofogus man.ofogus man >> were you. >> i was. >> nobody

. >> bert, your shoe is untied. your shoe is untied, bert. >> oh, thanks, ernie. [ all chanting "ernie"] >> ernie. it wasn't me. >> it was him. >> it wasn't me. >> and ernie like a good friend just sits there and lets bert take all the blame. just looks around like i don't know what happened. he just moved. i didn't do anything. some great creativity being shown on "sesame street" as usual. you can see the whole video on from your 24 hour news source, this is ??? . a march creates a movement. iowa city high schoolers paired up with the community to challenge discrimination. "people say well, suck it up buttercup, that's kind of an over the top thing to say. but so are the protests happening." " a bill to cut budgets. an iowa law maker says the state's public universities shouldn't be allowed to p the election. a vote to over hire. the iowa city police department is expanding to increase its diversity. good wednesday morning! it's 4:30 on november 16th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'

. >> bert, your shoe is untied. your shoe is untied, bert. >> oh, thanks, ernie. [ everybody chanting "ernie" ] >> ernie. it wasn't me. >> it was him. >> it wasn't me. >> and ernie like a good friend just sits there and lets bert take all the blame. just looks around like i don't know what happened. he just moved. i didn't do anything. some great creativity there being shown on "sesame street" as usual, and you can see the whole video on "sesame street's" >>> it's 4:30. we told you denver police will conduct a homeless sweep. it wasn't much of a sweep. dozens of campers out there right now. will police take additional action today? we're live on the scene. >>> new this morning, school choice gets shot down in douglas county. we'll explain why. >>> it has been 5 weeks have seen any measurable rain in denver and the dry, warm weather means a risk of wild fire. find out -- >>> good morning, thanks for joining us. iim mitch. >> and i'm dayle cedars. ski resorts hoping to be ready to go by thanksgiving day. >> we go over

. >> bert, your shoe is untied. your shoe is untied, bert. >> oh, thanks, ernie. [ everybody chanting "ernie" ] >> ernie. it wasn't me. >> it was him. >> it wasn't me. >> and ernie like a good friend just sits there and lets bert take all the blame. just looks around like i don't know what happened. he just moved. i didn't do anything. some great creativity there being shown on "sesame street" tran10's >>> this is abc15 news. taking action. >> alarming figures just into the abc15 live desk when a new report is revealed he -- revealing terrorist activity. >>> and a few asu students not waking up in their dorms after it flooded. we will have that story up. >>> i feel stupid. >> for the first time we are hearing from the ceo who threatened donald trump and the advice he now has for others. good morning, everybody. >> we have a lot to get to but let's start at the abc15 live desk with christopher sign. >> danielle and dan , we have pelley situation just wrapping up and in a south phoenix

. >> bert, your shoe is untied. your shoe is untied, bert. >> oh, thanks, ernie. [ all chanting "ernie"] >> ernie. it wasn't me. >> it was him. >> it wasn't me. >> and ernie like a good friend just sits there and lets bert take all the blame. just looks around like i don't know what happened. he just moved. i didn't do anything. some great creativity being shown on "sesame street" as usual. >> well, that's what's making ben: this morning, investigators are asking for your help to solve a million dollar crime. it could end up paying off. the big reward that's up for grabs. melinda: a big announcement from the milwaukee county transit system. the role social media is playing in a giveaway. ben: but first, we're on weather watch. november weather is creeping in. when we'll see a drop in temperatures. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 this wednesday, november 16th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the we

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that's sheldon's way of saying he's proud of bert, too. ah. hey, it's not even called the "genius grant," it's the macarthur fellowship. it's "frankenstein's monster." which brings us back to that hulking simpleton over there. and if anyone's a genius, it's me for the way i brought that full circle. how much money did he win? over half a million dollars. wow. and he doesn't have to use it for research, he can do whatever he wants with it. oh, good, maybe he can build a nicer bridge to live under. here he comes. right. be polite. i know how to behave. do you?

none other than bert ratan. yes, amazing. they have taken huge inspiration from the story, this story, peter's story, all of folks here on stage who made this spaceship happen because it wasn't one person who made it happen. it was every person here they played a key role to make this happen. eric lindbergh, dave moore, obviously peter, paul allen, the test pilots, those who kept it going. doug king who unfortunately is not here but he rescued the x prize many times. so there were all of these people who managed to keep this dream alive long enough to make it happen. it was a grueling odyssey and they were unrelenting. and now we have these really skilled, talented teenagers who are just going to say a few words. we have eric finman here and jessica and justin. eric, justin and jessica. they will say a couple of words here. kind of as this next generation as next generation of innovators and dreamers and forward thinkers. eric, you want to say a couple words? >> thank you. like peter read, an amazing book, the advice in the b

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so much much what makes our lives bert has lit toll do with who the president is.ot here because individuals were allowed to create usually without government getting in the way. let'skeep it that way. don't like trump within don't like clinton? fear what politicians might do? we, too. it's another reason to keep government small. government is best that governs the least. that's our show. see you next week. >> technology totally has changed entertainment. >> you could have saved my life. >> her video reach a billion people. >> this is amazing, this is real. >> these young people plan to fix education.

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these men were leaders of a civil rights movement, reverend jimmy joe robertson, nate smith, attorney bert brown were three of the people seen in the photo. they will march from what is today freedom corner, which was in the hill district, across the benedictom saint catholic church. ,hey marched down center avenue across the bridge to allegheny city where they were confronted by the police officers, similar to what happened in soma, alabama -- selma, alabama. there was a confrontation on the bridge tween the civil rights leaders and the pittsburgh police department. lessarch was more or demonstrating against the restrictions on black construction workers to get jobs on major projects, including the construction of the u.s. steel building downtown and three rivers stadium. the civil rights movement also was the economic rights movement in pittsburgh because it surroundinge issues the economic advancement for african-americans in pittsburgh. i want people when they leave this exhibition to fully have an understanding of the issue of slavery in the united states. the impact slavery have on t

so much much what makes our lives bert has lit toll do with who the president is.ot here because individuals were allowed to create usually without government getting in the way. let'skeep it that way. don't like trump within don't like clinton? fear what politicians might do? we, too. it's another reason to keep government small. government is best that governs the least. that's our show. see you next week. sheriff david clarke joins me tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: president-elect trump at the white house to pay president obama a visit. bret baier is here to lay it on us. is hillary's defeat the end of the dynasty? is legal weed here to stay? or could the new administration squash that. grab a plate, it's time to get served. it's done. the presidential campaign of hillary clinton.

so much much what makes our lives bert has lit toll do with who the president is.because individuals were allowed to create usually without government getting in the way. let'skeep it that way. don't like trump within don't like clinton? fear what politicians might do? we, too. it's another reason to keep govent small. government is best that governs the least. that's our show. see you next week. >> i'm bob massi. for 34 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the sunshine state of florida. so we headed from the strip to the beach to show you how to live the american dream. i'm gonna meet real people who are facing serious problems, take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe and give you the tips that everyone needs to navigate the new landscape because information is power and the property man has got you covered. [ wom

so much much what makes our lives bert has lit toll do with who the president is.allowed to create usually without government getting in the way. let'skeep it that way. don't like trump within don't like clinton? fear what politicians might do? we, too. it's another reason to keep government small. government is best that governs the least. that's our show. see you next week. celebratory weekend. good night. [♪] >> this show has never been solely about investments. we talked about anything that affected people and their money. from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show of record for long-term investment. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky.

there are some you're bert off not buying. >> . consumer alert. the ones that have been recalled. but are still available online. >> . weu love come not when they end up being dangerous. like these. that are still sold online. the annual trouble in toy land report. colorado public interest research group. is out. and they tell the problem solvers. 16 toys are out there. that parents can still buy. >> . toys that can cut you. burn you. or suffocate you. >> . one of the worst. the bean bag chair. one of several out there with a zipper pouch. that can suffocate small children. only some have been redesigned. >> the hovercraft. a usb cord that can over heat and burn. also on the list. the popular paoeus pas fire clip these beads can be choking hazards if they come off. are asked to return them to the store. for a full refund. >> . slowed down this morning. because of cattle drive. only in colorado. photographs from this scene along highway 135. near gunnison. the cattle gathered opbtd left side of the road. along with some cowboys. an hour later they shoed up with this tweet. thanking

i can now offer the services of big bad bert to the investigative level of this building. you, martinez, could be in danger. so stay alert, be careful, and wear a name tag at a a times. if there are no further comments, let the hunt begin. [ yowling ] what are you-- what are you doin' with kyle? uh, he's gonna be right outside with, uh, miss abandando. oh. could he be in here with me? he's real good with my face. real quiet. that's, um, finger-finger-- where you fingerprint people who are going to jail. am i going to jail? well, uh, you're gonna have a lot to do with that. uh, why don't you tell us what happened. how did you meet mr. james? well, kyle and me were hitchin' at a truck stop near gadsden. we had a sign that said, yoyoknow, "new york city." and calvin, he saw our sign and he picked us up. esn't it? we think so. it's-it's-it's about something that happened in, uh, uh, north carolina. what? do you recall stopping anywhere there? uh, yeah. we stopped at one place-- at a store, a package store. calvin, he just went in and he got himself a beer, and he brought out a

he had meetings with newt gingrich, rick perry, toll see gab bert, oklahoma governor mary fallon and scott brown all considered for cab met snot shot spots. he also seems to be he'sing tensions between members of the media. he met with top executives and anchors and he is meeting with reporters and editors that he calls disgusting and honest. >> wouldn't you like to be a fly on the wall at the new york times meeting today? >> i would love to. >> what do you think trump's top priority should be in the first 100 days. log on to facebook and use the hashtag keep talking. we will talk about it late ner the show. >>> the first major winter storm of the sooin blasting through the northeast. >> snow, ice, wind blamed for hundreds of car crashes in up state new york a bus packed with high school students swerves off the road rolling on the side. those students walked away with minor injuries. >> janice dean with a new storm that creates holiday travel. it is so windy in new york city it is scary. the storm system across the great lakes into the northeast that brought 3 feet of snow across po

so much much what makes our lives bert has lit toll do with who the president is.d to create usually without government getting in the way. let'skeep it that way. don't like trump within don't like clinton? fear what politicians might do? we, too. it's another reason to keep government small. government is best that governs the least. that's our show. see you next week. celebratory weekend. good night. [♪] >> this show has never been solely about investments. we talked about anything that affected people and their money. from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show of record for long-term investment. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. a co

. >> reporter: among top contenders is will bert ross for secretary of commerce and steve mnuchin for secretary of the treasury. aids believe these highly publicized meetings at trump tower and new jersey prove the president elect is trying to be transparent during the process. isn't the problem with mr. trump's announcements. diversity is. >> many have concerns about the administration from the get go. looking at the current array of choices, it is a very monochromatic group. >> reporter: trump's spokes woman says trump's administration will be filled with people of all backgrounds including women. >>> the actor rr in hamilton says there is nothing to apologize for after he delivered a message to vice president elect mike pence after the show was over friday. brandon victor says the cast and crew agreed they needed to send a message to pence. >> we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. >> i wasn't offended. i will leave to others whether it was the appropriate venue to demands that we make statements when there are impor

and also how our pinpoint weather team uses it in a >> way bert than math class. than home room. >> bringing it to life. with these warm temperatures you're probably not thinking about chris christmas decorations. but you should be. >> it's really a perfect time before the storm. >> reporter. >> i am very picky. >> on a scale from one to ten. she loves the holidays. and a brightly lit house. is simply a must christmas. >> it makes me feel warm. and makes me feel happy. and joyful. >> and with 7 plus degree weather. now is the time. >> it's going to snow on thursday and friday. it will be slippery and icy. and accidents are never fun. >> the last thing pwer tphard is going to do. is get on a ladder. >> last christmas. she broke a rib. falling off at stool. inside her home. >> even. >> this yore. sh*es paying to have it done. >> we don't have to get up on the roof. >> if they fall. i'm not paying any medical bills. >> just isn't worth the trip to the emergency room. >> he's doing it up this year. the entire roof line. all the windows. wrapped pillars. ice k-les on t

. >> reporter: one politician most did not expect to see tull see gab bert. she and her trump spoke about current policies regarding syr syria. the fight against terror groups like al-qaida and isis as well as other foreign policy challenge. >> she's a diss si sent democrat who has been pretty tough on president obama's national security hillary clinton's national security. >> reporter: gab bert iraq war veteran chris sited president obama and hillary clinton for their reluctance to use the term radical islam tick terror. other political power players making their way through the trump tower revolving door today include former house speaker newt grinning rich, oklahoma governor mary fallon and former texas gov are in rick perry. >> it's been dozen and dozens of people who represent all walks of life. both political parties, different genders, religious, backgrounds, raises and ethnicities. >> mr. trump also meeting off the record with those who cover politics for a living the media. the president-elect speaking with tv executives in anchors from the five majo

>>> today those who lived in this gibb bert this black friday salvaging what they can. >> this near cooper and guadalupe. >> behind me you can see the fence of the fire and police have put it up. it's being used to organize everything leftover after the fire. one man telling us this happened the day before he was having a birthday party for his daughter. >> it's not the way gary angelina marie's birthday. >> he threw together a makeshift birthday party after the accident. >> everybody was out in the neighborhood. we had a serious situation. >> he lived in the basement below finished like an apartment. >> it was a beautiful home. it's a shame what happened to it. >> he's live there for seven weeks but hasn't purr chazzed -- hadn't purr purchased renter's insurance yet. >> they immediately gathered funds together. went out on black friday and purchased this minnie mouse and the doll for angelina. >> but now he doesn't have a place to call home. >> there is a go fund me account. he said his daughter had a wonderful birthday party today thanks to the people who stepped up to help. >>> the fran

will look, as far as the radar, like this later this afternoon, but just an indication that we have bert rain chance today than we've had in a few days. so 86 for the high in tampa. i think 82 for st. pete. and a little bit cooler here not with the front. that's just extra cloud cover as we take a look at those light showers possibly affecting our interior counties. 86 for today. that's 5 above the average. a moderate chop for the out there. 2 foot seas, northeast wind at 10. the times sunrise and sunset along with your tide chl 7:42. this is one of the later sunsets we are going to have here chl we'll change the clock saturday night so that by the time you wake up on sunday, well, that will be 6:42, and that'll be 5:45. keep that in mind. always more of a shock in the spring, but still an extra hour of sleep. the clocks will have to be altered. as far as the analog clocks, phone does it for you. all right. upper 70s for sat -- saturday and sunday. turning breezy. if you are planning a boating day, no bueno on saturday. mild techls -- temperatures, but very comfortable early next week. >

>>> today those who lived in this gibb bert this black friday salvaging what they can. >> this near cooper and guadalupe. >> behind me you can see the fence of the fire and police have put it up. it's being used to organize everything leftover after the fire. one man telling us this happened the day before he was having a birthday party for his daughter. >> it's not the way gary

. >> but there was plenty of room for bert and ernie. here now rewind. >> donald trump cannot divide us with racism, sexism, all the bigotry. >> we are going to bring our country back, but, certainly, don't be afraid. we just had an election, and we have to be given a little time. >> the decision laid bare in this election run deep, but, please, listen to me when i say some people might have been anger when i was president, but anger shouldn't drive policy. >> i think what happens with the president-elect is there's certain elements of his templement that will not serve him well unless he recognizes them and corrects them. >> the campaign, and, frankly, people have to look at the full re resume, a harvard business degree, a naval officer. >> people didn't vote for donald trump to bring supremsist in the white house. >> step away from the oval office, it's impossible to have the efforts to take the nation seriously. >> are you comfortable with him having such a high level position? >> it's great to see you guys today. >> no defense of ban

they will often tell you they think the republican candidate is bert able to handle the economy than the democrat but often will still vote for democratic candidate. think back to 2012. we saw the same thing happen. voters thought, mitt romney was the -- trish: i know where you're going on this emily. comparing mitt romney and donald trump, i mean that is real apples to oranges. i always say look, mitt romney need ad whole lot more donald trump in him. he should have been proud of all the wealth creation he generated. he should have been proud about jobs he created. instead he walked around absolutely shamed he was in private equity business and made something of himself. donald trump is antithesis, emily. he embodies aspiration that goes with being an american. we want to succeed and you want less regulation so you can enable people to get there. so, wouldn't you admit, emily, as much as you want to look back on the mitt romney day, it is hard, it is hard? because the comparison so so different? >> i think you're absolutely right, the comparison is different. i do think the economy

research published says distraction can help in learning new information and says older adults are berting up information and using it in situations to improve their performances and scientists at cornell want to make kale more appealing and less birth. it will take eight years before it hits the store shelves. it takes that long to produce it. >> a caltrans pilot program charging drivers for use the road is about to end. the state is looking for ways to pay for road repairs. state lawmakers don't want to increase the gas tax which doesn't account for all the electric cars on the road and have come up with a plan. the results will be available in the spring. miles driven would be tracked either through a plug-in device, an app or e-mailing in a picture of your odometer. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. a proposed housing project could bring hundreds of new homes to the south bay as it displaces more than 100 military families. we'll look at the controversial project and who is against it coming up. >>> and dan is here with a look at what's coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> coming up

. >>> happy birthday to bert, ernie and cookie monday storester. sesame street made its debut in 1969. friday marks veteran's day we remember those who defended our country and fought for our freedom. >>> winter is coming and whether you are vidsing family or looking to escape the cold it is a hot time to travel. joining us is jacqui gifford from travel and leisure. >> thank you. >> what are the trends in travel right now. >> one of the biggest trends is affordable design hotels. you don't have to stay in a five room, beautiful lobby. there is chic hostiles. you can stay in a beautiful designed room for 78 euros a night. >> are you staying with other people? >> you can, you can have a private or shared room, too. >> what about multigenerational travel? is it easier to take a whole family on vacation. >> it is. we have seen -- after the recession people started to value experiences over things. so it's the grandparents the kids and grand kids on vacations so villa rentals are popular. >> what about the value destinations. >> think of going to napa v

donald trump has -- he has done bert than i expected with the attitude he has taken from the start with minorities with criminals and rapists. the mexicans, the what do you have to lose strategy. he has stunned in he possible category. john: why didn't gary johnson stun? he didn't get the 5%. >> it's tough. he won three times as many votes as any libertarian presidential candidate has gotten. i think he may have raised $10 million. that's 1% of what hillary had and .5% of trump's free media. when the election appears to be close, people drift back to the candidate they dislike the least. he didn't get any kind of lead yeah. >> he got the what is aleppo media. >> that may have helped him by raising his name i.d. by the many very tough. he got more percent and than any third party candidate since the billionaire celebrity ross perot. john: i hate trump's scream against trade. trade is voluntary exchange. globalization and free trade have been giant choices for good. a billion people are no longer poor because of trade. a billion people have lifted themselves out of poverty says the up n.

. >>> beginning in the holidays bert and doing their part to help those in need around the world. volunteers gathered to wrap gift filled shoeboxes donated for children overseas are living in poverty. the effort is part of population isswith operation christmas child which is looking for shoeboxes filled with toys for told my kids. >>> after three weeks of 4000 miles on the road, the capitol christmas tree is arriving in washington dc from idaho. endeavors of the public could get a glimpse. a lighting ceremony will take place on the west lawn of the capital, december 6. >>> chef in boulder has been crowned a child champion after competing in the beast tebeest episode. he's currently chef at black's house and has worked at several colorado restaurants including red rocks amphitheater and the huckle >>> congratulations to all the ski areas picking up anywhere from 6 to 12 inches of snow in the last day in half. the storm coming in right on time and making a lot of folks happy. the high country looks like midwinter. a few snow showers trying to work your way down the we mostly get th

update tonight on a little boy who deserves bert. a 23 -- better. a 23-month-old unable to be saved. his caretaker litzet moreno accused of throwing him to the floor several times. she was upset he wouldn't stop crying and wouldn't eat. >>> a kidnapped woman chained by the neck and feet. her accused kidnapper convicted of a kidnapping as a teen here in arizona. she says she saw him shoot and kill her boyfriend. police finding one body today. but they say there could be up to three more there. >>> a you'd think a storm came in but this is from a water main break. a huge effort to get this water out of a strip mall parking lot. boats. >>> we've been waiting six months for this. a high of 79 degrees today. the last time we saw highs in the 70s was at the beginning of may. how long will the cooldown last. day by day through your most accurate forecast coming up. >>> terror threats prompting big concerns ahead of the election. >>> campaign plagiarism? again? and why one of the most heated >>> good luck getting into the east valley from phoenix tonight. a

zach bill bert connects with harrison. he's got reservations for six. that ties the game at seven. later in the half, braxton gets in on the action. a 35-yard scamper. white hall leads 14-7 at that point and wins 35-14. delaware playoff action. flight b title game. glasgow and st. george's. tavion jones hill, gone. glasgow wins first conference title. 22-7 the final. up next, our game of the week. pottsgrove and interboro playing to keep their seasons alive. playing for the class 4-a district one title. four seconds left. one shot left of regulation. good pickup. no score. going to ot. potsville leads 27-20. more drama than a soap opera. chris thomas, not sore ordinary game. roll the archdiocesdice. he said you will not get in here. they win 27-26. that's the high school blitz, appreciate you watching. i am danny pommells, csn. >> we enjoy watching. >>> just before 5:30 this saturday. getting to the bottom of racist messages aimed at freshman. coming up, how students across campus are reacting to messages of hate. more in a live report. >>> and blue on the map indicates a chilly mo

. >> kids in my neighborhood will have a bert opportunity for a bet every education. they can compete with kids in the suburbs. resource from schools. they argue already $40 million every year has been lost to charter schools which will lead to larger class sizes and cuts to science, math, music and physical education. >> they have a lottery. they don't have to take kids every year. they're much more excellentive selective. >> reporter: both sides hoping both sides will make an informed generation that will have an impact for years to political analysts say whatever happens tonight on question 2 here in massachusetts, it could have a ripple affect for the exmansion of charter schools across country. amaka ubaka, 7 news. >> reporter: mainly clear and a mild evening. another mild day tomorrow. >> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: more clouds around tomorrow. there may be a c isolated showers hands sprinkles late tomorrow afternoon, early tomorrow evening with a cool front coming at us but overall, the pattern is mild for the n