. >> and they bleached them. they bleached them, which, you know, is a pretty sophisticated level of crime. now she says she wants the e-mails turned over. hillary, if you wanted the e-mails turned over, what did

bleached coral has been spotted in waters since then. researchers confirm that 97% of coral in the reef was bleached. and 56% had died. they said the remaining coral was at risk. an expert says water temperatures were particularly high this year due to the el nino phenomenon. >> translator: corals are sensitive to warm water. they're more vulnerable to global warming than other ecosystems. we have a report about massive cocoral bleaching in australia' great barrier reef in april and may. >> he said water temperatures could continue to rise, and it's not clear whether coral can recover. he expressed concern about the long-term impact of the change on marine ecosystems. >>> japan is going through a tourism boom these days, with more and more visitors coming here, people working in the industry are looking for ways to better serve foreign guests, for one company, the answer can be found by sifting through wi-fi data. nhk world's kagashi coda reports. >> reporter: a smartphone and wi-fi is all that tourists need. >> when i've been walking al

it was with bleach bit. basically they acid washed it. for a minute let's put aside hillary clinton eats problem with telling the truth. now the clinton campaign really wants you to believe by saying dump they meant release, then why did they eventually delete 33,000 of those e-mail. and if they were e-mailing about transparency and making the e-mails public, then why on march 4th, the same day the benghazi select committee served hillary clinton a subpoena to preserve all e-mails related to the terror attack, why did podesta write this to cheryl mills, quote, think we should hold e-mails to and from the president of the united states? and why just a few days later, march 7th, after president obama said he first learned about the server from journalists from the news, why did cheryl mills e-mail this quote, we need to clean this up. he has e-mails from her and they don't say state.gov. after being blindsided of the discovery of the e-mail server, it sounds like the campaign was quickly realizing how big of a problem they had on their hand

clorox splash-less bleach. taking a live look outside... chec out -- donald trump's "make america great again" christmaornament is making quite a splash online. the little red cap is election phrase. the brass ornament is finished in 24 karate goldand for just 149 bucks, it can be yours. the owners of the world's largest barbecue pit are hoping to cook up a world record. their pit is called "the in--disputable cuz."it has 24-doors and has 76-feet of cooking space to grill four tonsf meat at one time.on thanksgiviing -- it was parked in front of 'the salvation army' in galveston, texas. ei thousand people. the owner says you can have a barbecue pit like hers -- if you have about 3-hunred-50-thound dollars to burn. much more happening at six-- on live at daybreak. including... how you can get your hands on a new beer right here in milwaukee.. but you'll have to act quick. businesses on small business saturday.. m tiana cash. i'm brian gotter. [ zaps ] barry. future barry? do not go to the big-box store this weekend. wha-- just get a free tv f

he's the one that lied, used bleach bit, used acid? come on. >> sean, none of this should come as a surprise. for decades we've known that the mainstream media, particularly national correspondents, particularly white house correspondents have been biassed to the left. starting in 1964 pugh research started polling them, 94% who

it was with bleach bit. basically they acid washed it. for a minute let's put aside hillary clinton's problem with telling the truth. now, the clinton campaign really wants you to believe by saying dump they meant release, why did they eventually delete 33,000 of those e-mails? and if they were e-mailing about transparency and making this e-mails public, why on march 4th, the same day the benghazi select committee served hillary

you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. is the pride of pewaukee-- hanging up his cleats? houston texan's defensive end-- and former u-w madison standout jj watt gets emotional in a new post reflecting on his career in the n-f-l. got sidelined again this season with ?another inry, but he sayhe's not giving up just yet. 's called s ti ngay fr texas-- recoveri home as a ini retirement and it's made him realize he can't step away from football. powerball jackpot rolling over... and building. if you shot at a 359-million dollar prize!this powerball pot has rolled over ?18 consecutive times since it was last hit in september. you're going to need a lot of luck to become a mega millionaire. you have a better chance of being hit by lightning-- than scoring that perfect ticket. much more is happening at six-- on live at daybreak. including...hitting the road for the holidays? ?when to leave today-- to avoid big backups and traffic jams. ?? life can be messy... don't you wish le uld be this mess-free? colo

you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either. 13 miners have been confirmed dead as of this morning after an explosion at a coal mine in southwest china.35 miners were working underground when a gas explosion occurred.hundreds of rescuers including firefighters, armed police, and mining workers are at the site searching for the missing miners. the woman at the center of a political scandal that has cast the south korean presidency into crisis has been detained. prosecutors are choi soon-sil used her friendship with the president to influence state affairs by gaining access to classified documents and benefited personally through non-profit foundations. a california sheriff's deputy is dead after being shot accidentially.. officials say he was on duty at

clorox splash-less bleach. to say it's going to be a great monday at brookfield east high school is an time ever, the football team won the state championship,and to celebrate friday's huge 42 to 36 win against monona grove... the school is holding a pep rally and celebration at 9-30 this morning. for the first time in 56 years, three big ten teams... including the wisconsin badgers... are in the a-p's top five college football poll! the badgers round out the top five with a 9 and 2 record. ohio state and michigan are at the top-- at "2 and 3". still ahead this morning: the most watched parade in america goes underway in three days. but how are going? an inside look at the macy's thanksgiving day parade! plus...bracing for more snow: the southeast-- preparing for more winter weather.the areas-- digging out this morning. at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps... ...to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. like putting oregano in their water. it has natural antioxidants and we don't have to use

clorox splash-less bleach. yesterday was cloudy and damp with showers throughout the day, and highs in the mid to upper 50s. most of us got 0.25" to 0.75" orain by evening, with the heaviest rain south of milwaukee. the sky cleared out overnight with lows dropping into the mid 40s, but there is patchy dense fog. there is a dense fog counties. the beautiful weather returns today with sunshine, a light northerly breeze, and highs near 60. the sky is clear tonight with lows dropping more news now-tomorrow, flags will be flown at half-staff in honor of rusk county sheriff's deputy dan glaze.deputy glaze was shot and killed while on duty this weekend.one school in the village of tony wore blue in support of law enforcement. ladysmith and bruce school districts deputy glaze by wearing blue as well. excellent start to milwaukee's warrant forgiveness program. the downtown municipal courtroom was packed wednesday with hundreds ready to put past mistakes behind them. within the city, there are more than 100-thousand outs

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clorox splash-less bleach. plus... hurricane watch. thousands are evcuating costa rica in preparation for otto. when the tropical storm is expected to make landfall. and... a call for a recount could have a big impact on the outcome of this year's election. you're watching live at daybreak on today's tmj4. i'm susan kim.and i'm ann sterling. let's start with a check let's start of weather and traffic together... yesterday was dreary, damp and foggy with scattered rain showers and highs in the low to mid 40s. the rain diminished before midnight, and it has remained cloudy with lows in the 30s this morning. today is cloudy and

clorox splash-less bleach. >>> thank you, macy's thanksgiving day parade, for your 90th anniversary this year and wandered into central park and forgot how it got there. it will be fine. don't worry about it. >> i don't know whe >> thank you, the kids table, for being a fun place for kids and any adult who doesn't want to talk about politics. there you go, everybody! >> jimmy fallon writing thanksgiving thank you notes. jimmy brings a "saturday night live" pedigree to the tonight show party and even he might say it's a former television news producer named andy cohen. andy presides over the nightly anything goes celebrity cocktail persuading stars to say and do things they wouldn't anywhere else. with the release this month of his third tell-all book, i entered andy's clubhouse where i have been a guest many times and took over the host chair. >> it is game time! ?? >> welcome to the clubhouse. >> thank you. >> it does -- >> i like it in here. >> strange without a drink in your hand. you probably know andy cohe

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they bleach. >> they didn't bleach this year in some areas but who knows when it will happen. >> government leaders in australia are currently trying to figure out how to better protect the famous reef. >>> i think i need to go down there and investigate. [ laughter ] >> i do. >> you do. >>> i did a story on the great barrier reef for two days on kpix 5. everything in the water is bigger than you! a fish that came up to me was bigger -- the water is just gorgeous. it's just one island that's shaped like a heart. >> wow. >> you think the boss is watching? [ laughter ] >> we have high surf advisory in effect locally. rise and shine. bundle up. in chicago we had the same three dog night when it's super cold. it was a one dog night for me last night. 50s in the area, low 50s in san francisco. coast is clear. this is our satellite and radar with stratus off the immediate seashore and foggy in the central valley but bottom line is high pressure is quickly building in. as it does so it's diverting the jet stream well to the north of the bay area. we still have a lot of cool air mass in place with

it was bleach bit. it was acid washed. all of the examples i'm showing you are exactly why, according to the latest pool, 67% of likely voters say that hillary clinton is not honest and not trustworthy and part of the reasons that the voters feel this way is because anyone who has followed the facts in this case knows that clinton has avoided telling the truth at all costs. shep's claimed time and time again that she did nothing wrong with when it comes to handling classified information. but back in july, remember fbi director jam comey. she said that simply was not the case. >> from the group of 30,000 e-mails returned to the state department in 2014, 110 e-mails in 52 e-mail chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. eight of those chains contained information that was top secret at the time they were sent. 36 of those chains contained secret information at the time and eight contained confidential information at the time. that's the lowest

the substance has a strong chemical order similar to bleach. o bleach. >> there is a concern that serial offenders as this suspect is, they don't stop until they are caught. >> a 12-year-old boy got sick and was hospitalized after eating at the baja fresh restaurant. his symptoms similar to food poisoning. poisoning. >>> a short video circulating on the internet, causing some i phones and i pads to crash in a couple of seconds. the video shows a man performing a magic trick with a deck of cards and the word "honey" appears on the screen. the video tries to replay itself, but it quickly causes the phone to freeze up. some reports say resetting your phones could help to unfreeze it. i phones running i-o-s10.1 seem to be the most vulnerable to that little trick. >> 6:26 is the time. it was the ballot race that was too close to call up until now, how californians decided on reform to speed up the state's death penalty system. penalty system. >> >> you can expect grocery stores around the bay area to be pretty busy. what some of the shoppers we caug

one woman who was struck got out of her car, tried to throw bleach at some of the protestors who knocked her to the ground. they tagged buildings, shattered a window, knocked out power. protestors tried to take over interstate 5 as they had the previous two nights but police blocked them from entering the freeway. police set off smoke bombs, protestors. we heard from donald trump who tweeted overnight this was unfair. these protestors are professional protestors and being whipped up by the media. >> hundreds showed up in the downtown area to protest the results of the presidential election here in the united states. crowds voicing their opposition to president elect donald trump chanting love trump's hate. also chanting down the vancouver protest in front of trump tower. they had another demonstration earlier in the year. >> dana: marijuana will soon be legal here in the state of nevada. craig following question two reporting live on how this is going to change state law. there are a lot of questions by people out there in the state of nevada this morning. >> and one primary question we'

clorox splash-less bleach. . >>> good morning, everyone. as the patriots get set to meet the jets this afternoon here's what we know. s been ruled out while two super stars traveled with the team and could be a go. tom brady missed two practices this week but returned friday. he was listed as questionable with a knee injury, but it would be a surprise if he doesn't play. meanwhile rob gronkowski could also take the field while missing last week's game. 7 of the past 8 meetings between these teams have been decided by a touchdown or less, so the meeting lightly. >>they've got a good defense, had a good defense a long time. they always are in the game right there, and they find a way to create turnovers. they're a real good football team. >>they certainly are. meanwhile running back dion lewis will be playing after tearing his acl last november. last week against the 49ers he had five rushes for 23 yards and three balls for an additional 26. he sat down with steve burton and said he feels as good as new. >>i'm still doing the same moves di la

life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... yesterday afternoon was sunny and mild with highs in the mid 50s. just a few clouds moved in overnight, and a light se breeze with a warm front has kept the temps near 50. we get another november treat today with more sunshine, and highs in the mid to upper 60s. a to 20 mph throughout the day, and will remain windy overnight with lows in the mid check this out... milwaukee students cooking with police. culinary arts students from m-a-t-c worked with students couple of officers preparing food for district five's second annual community thanksgiving dinner. they'll serve about 400 people this weekend. an early christmas present for drivers.the last zipper planned for the zoo interchange merge project is going away next week.the headache on eastbound i-94... caused by a lane-closure just west of the interchange will be re-opened wednesday, november 23rd. still ahead this morning: surprise e-r bills. why it's happening

life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. newly released surveillance video shows the chaotic moments when gunfire erupted inside an upstate new york mall.surveillance video from a kiosk shows dozens of shoppers were reported.police believe the shooting stemmed from a possible confrontation between two people.but so far, police say no suspects have been arrested. at least three people are dead after a shooting in jacksonville, florida. investigators say four people--one man, two women and an infant--were shot inside a car and drove to a nearby fire station.a motive as well as the number of shooters remains under investigation. paris is marking one since terrorists targeted six locations across the city.the attacks left 130 people dead, and hundreds more wounded. france is commemorating the victims with plaques at the attack sites. "check this out": a barge, being used to set-off fireworks, catches fire in orlando... causing ?all? the fireworks to go off at once. luckily, no one was hurt. brian have another look at your weathe

clorox splash-less bleach. also try crystals and packs. after some morning fog, the beautiful weather returned yesterday with sunshine, a clear this morning, but dense fog redeveloped in the inland areas with lows dropping to 43 along the lake, and upper 30s inland. the sunshine and mild weather continues today with highs near 60, and a light breeze. tonight is clear and the friday football frenzy... playoff edition in full effect tonight. some local teams just two wins away from a trip to state. a cross town battle in division two... brookfield east and brookfield central... this game at central tonight. two waukesha teams in action.... west hosts monona grove... and catholic memorial taking on kewaskum... that game at waukesha south.onhe bay... the blue dukes taking on the highlanders of homestead.and how about this division one battle... marquette at franklin... the sabers hosting the hilltoppers. good luck to all. still ahead this morning: one of the country largest pharmacies announcing layoffs. who it's affected.. ahead plus...drones

don't bleach the no questionsies. the rich get rich and everybody else is getting poorer.ut the poor and middle class got richer, too. middle income people earn 40% more than they did 47 years ago. even americans who didn't gain in income gained in other ways. we have air-conditioning, wash machines, all the world's music in our phones. fresh fruit in winter. we take this for granted. but the fact we can have all this at reasonable prices. poor americans live better than kings and queens in versailles. would you change places with king george? george didn't have antibiotics, netflix, flush toy lets. the whole world at his fingertips via the internet and more. so much much what makes our lives bert has lit toll do with who the president is. we got 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. cele

causing minor delaystraffic building on the roads this morning life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited calling. reporter: you said you are excited for him to come home? peter dassey "yes i am, yeah." happening now: surprise and excitement from family members of brendan dassey. the ruling that could set him free as early as and the search is on for a murder suspect this morning. the new information ?we got about the case overnight--- and an update on the victims. welcome to live at daybreak. i'm susan kim. and i'm vince vitrano:happening this morning... one-time convicted murderer brendan da awaiting release from prison. he's been b

you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling.lorox splash-less bleach. also try crystals and packs. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, cuba's fidel castro, who ruled the country for nearly half a century, dead at age 90. his brother, the current leader, making the announcement. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> with the news spreading the reaction from cuba. and to florida's little havana overnight, the raucous scenes, celebrations in the streets and the hopes for friends and relatives still in the country. >> and i hope the cuban people have freedom tomorrow. >> we look at castro's time in power. >> translator: i am not afraid to say i am a communist. >> facing off against ten presidents, the bay of pigs and the cuban missile crisis bringing theor

you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling.lorox splash-less bleach. also try crystals and packs. >>> heading back home after the holidays. we are live at the airport with the crowds. to show you how the year's busiest travel day at philly international is shaping up. >>> no matter where you're going today, we have your holiday travel forecast. and we've also got you covered with your neighborhood forecast. it may be cold and windy out there but we will see plenty of sunshine. >> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning, welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. it's 7:30 on this sunday. a lot to get to but first we do want to get a quick check of that weather with meteorologist krystal klei. >> we'll start out with your neighborhood forecast then get to the travel forecast in just a bit. here's a look at your feels-like temperatures outside. getting out the door early, it feels cold out there, upper 20s, low 30s. pretty much exactly what we called for yesterday morning, we're seeing l

clorox splash-less bleach. >>> welcome back. it is a sure sign that christmas is coming, santa arriving in style friday at the cambridge galleria. he ditched the sleigh and came up on the charles on a boat. go santa! santa has a special treat for families. starting yesterday cambridge galleria is giving away free photos with santa. >>> we'll be >>> right now breaking news fidel castro dead at the age of 90 as people celebrate the news in the streets of miami. >> a woman rushed to the >> and the latest on several shootings during the holiday. >>> hi barry. >> that's cool i don't know how they're doing that, but there you go. just like magic. we will touch base with that guy shortly. i don't know how he did that but in the meantime it

what about the fact that clinton's team remember they used bleach to permanently delete 30,000 e-mails after clinton was served a subpoena to serve them. are we to believe those were really about yoga, a wedding, a funeral and e-mailing with bill clinton who doesn't e-mail? what about the fact that wiki leaks shows that the clinton staff they said they said they didn't think she turn over all work-related e-mails. what about the fact that her house maid printed out classified documents. whyint decomey mention anything about the pay to play scandal at the clinton foundation. how dumb does he think we are. as an american you should be outra james james comey should be ashamed of himself. let's let's start with hillary c she she changed her story on her server countless times. hillary in her own words. >> the laws and regulations in effect when i was secretary of state allowed me to use my e-mail for work. that is undisputed. it clearly wasn't the best choice. and i and i take responsibility for that decision. i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my pe

it was cleaned with bleach bit. pretty much acid wash so god himself couldn't recover them. hillary clinton tried to convince everyone she didn't break the law. back in july when james comey went before congress he admitted that hillary clinton lied to you. >> secretary clinton said there was nothing marked classified on e-mails either sent or received. was that true? >> that's not true. there were a small number of markings. >> secretary clinton said i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. was that true? >> there was classified material e-mailed. >> secretary clinton said she used one device. was that true? >> she used multiple devices during the four years of her term as secretary of state. >> secretary clinton said all work-related e-mails were returned to the state department. was that true? >> no. we found work-related e-mails, thousands that were not returned. >> secretary clinton said her lawyers read every one of the e-mails and were overly inclusive. did her lawyers read the content individually? >> no. >> pe

he is drinking out of a bleach bottle. i really don't think he is drinking bleach but maybe a favorite beverage of his choice. wow. fort wayne will never be the same after that win over indiana. >>> for my take the college football playoff committee did exactly what i was hoping for. they didn't overthink the top 4 followed by ohio state and michigan and clemson. committee did seem to put in a path for other teams to crack the top 4 washington is 5 followed by wisconsin and penn state. the big 10 with four of the top 7. now, here's what's important for ohio state. i think the number 2 ranking is very important for ohio state. i said it for weeks now. if ohio state beats michigan they should be in the playoff regardless if they play for the big 10 title. and i think by keeping state at number 2 now, it will be tougher for the committee to slide the buckeyes out of the top 4 even without winning a conference title. committee can do whatever they want they take a vote every week. but the committee would have to drop ohio stat

obviously donald thinks bleaching e-mails is literally using bleach. he didn't understand technology. it comes across when he talks that. he is doing himself election damage and brand damage. >> talk more about that. there was an article in the "new york times" and even his daughter, ivanka is concerned about brand damage after this. >> she should be. you just have the country create negative and that is going to impact your business. donald trump went from having a high end well respected brand to now half the country having a negative impression of him. i forget who came out with the color. the times or the post talked about the performance of his golf courses and they listed three, but they didn't list the two in scottnd where they have to produce public documents on the performance. of the five golf courses where we know they are performance, they are all losing money now. that's not good. we see what happens with trump vancouver and toronto. we have seen the pricing of the washington hotel and the room rates and it's dropping. we have yet to see a

life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. anking a live look the big screen just in time for the holidays. check this out: breakfast at tiffany's-- will be ?re-released in theaters ?tomorrow! it's a special event . the oscar winning film will screen in selected theaters. we looked at "fathom events" dot com to see what theaters will be showing it in southeast wisconsin..., and we found it's playing in a few spots including ---- ridge cinemas in new berlin --- south shore cinema in oak creek -- and majestic-brookfield... in waukesha. much more is happening at six-- on live at daybreak. booze ban! city-- that could outlaw selling the hard stuff in convenience stores-- and why ?some say the change ?could improve life-- for people living there. also...shoppers regret: ever had it? the scientific reason ?you might have thrown some extra candles, games or clothes in your cart on black friday. i'm tatiana cash.incident free dampbuilding on the roads speeds at or drive times on i'm brian gotter. imagine a world where the holidays are

the manager called police after smelling a strong chemical odor--like bleach. investigators believe the same suspect put something on a "hot wok bar" inside a grocery store -- the week before. there is a concern that serial offenders, as this suspect is, they don't stop until they're caught. they say they should know what the substance is soon. now to some video you have to see... utility workers rescue a cat perched atop a high-voltage power pole for nine days. this happened in fresno, california. the cat's owners call him "fat boy" and they figure the neighbor's dog scared him up the pole. needless to say "fat boy" decided he wasn't coming down. (andrew perez/owner) "we were calling his name and he was looking at us, and he'd just meow." butt with (anna robinson/neighbor) "fire department came out within minutes and they were really helpful, but they said they could not get the cat because it was on a high voltage pole." finally -- a utility worker arrived and came to fat boy's rescue. they used a cat carrier to get him down. fatboy was a little dehydrated bu

life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. after a miserable monday, yesterday was the complete opposite with a clear sky and highs in the mid 50s. the only issue was a gusty sw wind to 30 mph. clouds are starting to move into the area this morning with temps in the 30s, and a light breeze. the first of 2 cold fronts has arrived, and will cool us down into the mid 40s for today. we will become mostly cloudy by this sprinkle possible. flurries and sprinkles are possible overnight and into thursday morning with lows in the low to mid 30s. in milwaukee -- free water filters are now avla homes at risk for lead.they will be distributed today -- for free on the city's south side...you can get a filter at the ((ka-shoe-skoe)) --- community center from 5-7 pm. if you live on the northside --- you can get a free water filter at 'the social development commission' during normal business hours.the free filters are only for people living in homes with lead service lines.to see if your home qualifies go to tmj-4-dot- com. milwaukee's festi

life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. 67:00 a.m., monday, november 21. tam is off, nydia han joins us, we're following several breaking stories. >> fire tears through a block in new jersey, one home collapsed. >> a fire victim escapes flames in another new jersey town by jumping from a second floor window. others are hurt. >> a delaware county mayor i

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