bob wilson got the call. but paul milgrom wasn‘t answering the phone.the nobel prize. and so they are trying to reach you, but they cannot — they don‘t seem to have a numberfor you. we gave them your cell phone number. yeah, i have... wow. yeah. 0k. will you answer your phone? yes. you need to let them be able to call you. distorted speech. i can‘t hear you. it‘s a big night for wildlife photographers, as they wait to find out who‘s won this year‘s wildlife photographer of the year award. the winner will be revealed by the duchess of cambridge later. here‘sjust some of the thousands of submissions. this one is by makoto ando. evie easterbrook took this portrait of some puffins. this dramatic picture of wildfires in brazil was captured by charlie hamilton james. and these little possums were caught on camera by gary meredith. good luck to them all. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good afternoon, a real mix of weather across the uk today, some places have had grey skies overhead and some outbreaks of rain. this was the scene for a w

. >>> it's bob wilson. >> yeah. >> you've won the nobel prize. >>> that is stanford economist bob wilsonling his colleague and now fellow nobel prize winner, paul milgrom, that they have made history. wilson delivered the news to his neighbor early yesterday like 2:00 a.m. early when the nobel committee couldn't reach milgrom by phone. >>> a florida homeowner is outraged after her house was destroyed a crane. police body camera video shows the crane falling onto the house in ft. lauderdale. the crane had been moving a nearby shed. the mother and daughter who live in the house were on vacation and now have nowhere to live. >> furniture is nour weeks old. it was just purchased. it wasn't an act of god. this was avoidable. this was error, human error, and i'm paying the price for it. >> the crane company says the ground near a septic tank gave way causing the collapse. >>> a hiker who survived a terrifying ordeal is speaking out. a cougar began stalking man, even lunging at him, and it was all caught on camera by the hiker. abc's megan tevrizian shows us more. >> reporter: this morning, a t

bob wilson got the call. but paul milgrom wasn't answering the phone. you've won the nobel prize. and so they are trying to reach you, but they cannot — they don't seem to have a numberfor you. we gave them your cell phone number. yeah, i have... wow. yeah. 0k. will you answer your phone? yes. you need to let them be able to call you. distorted speech. i can't hear you. the speaker here is breaking up. laughter that is so casual! you won the nobel prize, open the door. answer your phone. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. it's another of those days where really you should keep your brolly to hand because we've got both rain and showers in the forecast. but if you want something a bit drier, you don't have to wait too long because really from tomorrow and for the rest of the week, things are becoming more settled, drier but it will remain chilly, both by day and also by night. now, what we have today is low pressure dominating our weather and we've got a front curled around it and that front is prod

it's bob wilson. you've won the nobel prize. so, they are trying to reach you, but they cannot. have a number for you. >> we gave them your cell phone number. >> wow. yeah. ok. katty: [ughter] i d't know what's more funny. the pair were honored for their work on auction carry an auction formats. fittings on precious artworks and timings and also corporate takeover. who could forget a wake-up call it that? maybe he just needs a new phone. i am katty narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. nat the height of the conflict. in vietnam he became a singlearent of two young children. we moved a lot. we slept in rest areas. we slept iour car. i didn't realize that we were actually homeless. it makes your world really small. if we happened to stay in a motel that happened to have a tv, it was reall

it's bob wilson. you won the nobel prize. >> he's so nonchalant about it, isn't he? like, hey, happy halloween, you won. they will be recognized for their contributions to auction theory which helps set property values and electricity prices. milgrim later tweeted that he loves his job, adding that if somebody asks me what i did that was exciting, it's what i did yesterday. milgrim, by the way, is 82 years old. what are the odds that two nobel prize winners live next door? >> it's like the prize patrol coming out and saying, you >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. president trump's doctor now says the president has tested negative on consecutive days. the all-out sprint now, 22 days until election day. the president's doctor saying the president testing negative using abbott rapid testing. those tests and other measurements, the doctor says, mean the president is, quote, not infectious to others. tonight, the president now on his way to florida, a huge crowd gathering, few masks. joe biden, meanwhile tonight, in the battleground of ohio. th

. >> it's bob wilson. you for the nobel prize. and so they are trying to reach you but they cannot. they don't seem to have a number for you. >> we gave them your cell phone number. >> that is the moment paul found out he one, at about 2:00 this morning. the nobel prize committee could not reach him, so his fellow winner and his neighbor knocked on his door. and it was all captured on his ring doorbell camera. >>> today the world which academy of science is announcing milgram and robert wilson as this year's winners. recognize them for improving how auctions work with new theories and formats. it said their research has benefited sellers, buyers and taxpayers around the world. >> it has been a very pleasurable, exciting past for me. and i think a lot of pride, by the way, in the students of mine, who have done so very well come you know, paul represents the third of my phd students to win a nobel prize. >> they will share a cash prize of more than $1 million. >>> when his phone visit to in the morning, he answers that telephone. >> if the nobel committee calls you and wants her pers

it is bob wilson. >> yeah. >> you won the nobel-- you have won the nobel prize and they're trying to reach you. >> paul and robert wilson have taken out the nobel prize in economics for their work on auction theory. >> oh, that was the most adorable paranormal activity sequel ever. although i feel bad for all the other nominees that this guy woke up the same night, richard, binge bong, binge bong you lost the nobel prize, also i'm stealing your amazon packages, bye. by the way, going to sleep the night that you could win a nobel prize is one hell of a flex. i mean that's the nobel prize equivalent of taking a shot in basketball and turning your back on the hoop before the ball goes in. i bet this guy got in bed and said call me kobe and fell asleep. and finally some good newing for people who love soap operas. >> even social distancing rules can't stop your story from getting hot and steamy. >> we know the pandemic and social distancing. they aren't stopping the romance on the set of one cbs soap opera. take a look. >> that sounds like me laughing. that is a mannequin on the set of t

it's bob wilson. you won the nobel -- you have won the nobel prize. but they cannot. they don't seem to have a number for you. >> we gave them your cell phone number. >> yeah, i have -- wow. >> will you answer your phone? >> the professors won the nobel prize for their work on auction theory, which i will not even attempt to explain this morning. they will share just over $1 million in prize money. i guess if you have to be woken up in the middle of the night, a nobel prize is as good a reason as any. >> our first low goes to an absolutely heart-pounding six minutes for a hiker in utah who incountered an angry fellow traveler out on the trail. 26-year-old kyle burgess was on a ten-mile run in blake canyon when he began recording what he thought were four young bobcats. turns occupa s out, they were cs and their protective mother was not accepting visitors. >> no, no, no. go away. go away. please go away. come on, dude. i don't feel like dying today. >> ooh, that leap. the cougar stalked kyle for nearly six minutes, lunging at him several times with te

. >> it's bob wilson. you've won the nobel prize. >> juan: that really happened.professor robert wilson rang paul's a doorbell at 2:00 a.m. to tell him he won the nobel prize of economics. they live across the street from each other, the prestigious award comes with a $1 million cash prize and a gold medal, you won't be surprised to learn that his phone was unplugged because he was getting too many campaign phone calls with the election just days away. congratulations to them and by the way, the usa is winning a lot of nobel prizes. >> dana: as is the pac-12! >> emily: this utah man got a little more than he bargained for, he thought he was going on a normal hike but things got more intense, watch this. >> go away! no! [bleep] you, dude! >> dana: he was on a 2-mile run near provo and he crossed paths with some wild kittens and he started filming them, the mama was not happy. he realized they were mountain lion cubs and a moment later the protective mother emerged and she was not having it. he got a big rock, he threw it towards her, she ran away come everyone's fi

it's bob wilson. >> yeah. >> you won the nobel, you've won the nobel prize. >> that makes me laugh every time. so, one stanford professor realized he won he then got on the phone with the nobel committee. by the way, professor robert wilson who you see here milgrim is his third student to win a nobel prize. >> listen, get in the class early. sign up now. >> don't get on the waitlist. >> this whole thing is so funny. get up. get up. >> you won the nobel prize. >> this thing. come on. >> it happens. it's not the first time. my student's done it. >> that was cute. congratulations to them. >> kumasi, when you win the pulitzer. i'm going to come over and have a pot and pan and the cougar over to make noise. >> a candy chute. >> we'rer a egoing to pound the door. i'll have the candy shooter. >> i'll get up for all that. >> okay, good. >> we should even get oprah to show up for kumasi. >> oprah. >> all of it. >> yes, all of it. >> oh, the plans we have if they would only come to fruition once in a while. let's look at what is going on from sutro tower. it is clear. let's use this as a backdrop

it's bob wilson. >> yeah? >> you've won the nobel -- you've won the nobel prize. >> wake up, paul. you're famous. they are being recognized to their contributions to auction theory. the chair of the nobel economic theory says auctions are tremendously important. they affect all of us, perhaps more than we think, including through the setting of property values and electricity prices. the nobel prize comes with a cash award of about $1.1 million and a gold medal. >> is that like the best use of a nest camera or what, right? >> there you go. >>> all right. a minnesota man is taking home the top prize at the 47th annual safeway world championship pumpkin way-off in half moon bay. it hit the cal at 2,350 pounds. travis will collect more than $12,000. he hauled the giant gourd all the way from annika, minnesota, some 2,000 miles from half moon bay. >> for me, it's just seeing the look on people's faces with how big they get and, like, is that real? or, you know, this thing's gowing 2.3 pounds an hour. >> reporter: because of the pandemic, though, spectators were not allowed this year we

bob wilson. sorry! there's a lot of names. sometimes there are a lot of these names.y- presenter, 79 today. such a lovely guy. he has been in the many times. congratulations to him. i should let our viewers into a little game. you read out the birthdays and we have to guess. everybody does that at home, don't they? you kind of thing you know peoplemy cages and sometimes you are massively out. when you think of harley—davidson, what you think of? a motorcycle. sta rt harley—davidson, what you think of? a motorcycle. start thinking again. think of ee bikes. they are going green. they have launched the first prototype electric bicycle. it has got white wheels, brown saddle, harks back to its first motorbike. guess when that was? 1906. did you guess that? yes. it is 1903. that is not a bad guess. it is hinted these bikes might be on sale from march. riders will be able to go up to 15 and a half miles an hour. this is the one i was looking for. henry winter. another lovely man. 75 years old today. —— henry winkler. happy birthday if it is your birthday. french president em

. >> it's bob wilson. >> yeah? prize. >> that's robert wilson with his wife mary over his shoulder outside paul milgrim's house early yesterday. they could not reach him because he had switched his phone to silent. wilson answered his nobel call, then walked over to deliver the good news at 2 a.m. they won the nobel for economics for discovering a way to make auctions run more efficiently. there are a couple other things i love about this story. wilson who is 83 was once milgrim's who's 72 ph.d. advisor. the other thing is milgrim's wife was over seas. she received it from the doorbell security camera back home so she actually got to watch wilson give the news to her husband. >> i love everything about that. >> i love how they're peering through that eye hole. what's he doing at 2 in the morning? nobody will knock at 2 in the morning is not good news. >> good news. >>> my talk of the table is mary j. blige. yes, indeed. >> say no more. >> say no more is right, anthony. she's considered the queen of hip-hop soul. he

but he also wants bob dole and people said to deliver eulogies. -- pete wilson to deliver eulogies.eech is magnificent as well, if you recall. he stages that. wilson does run for president. he does not run very well, but he ends up getting the nomination, which was basically what nixon addicted was going to be. mindfascinating how his worked and how he was always thinking several steps ahead. >> hi, i appreciate your scholarship. i want to ask this with all due respect. a biography on general eisenhower and i just finished jean edward smith's biography "eisenhower in war and peace." there are all these tidbits about nixon, and it does not seem like nixon was well-regarded by president eisenhower. i know one question was asked of general eisenhower -- what does nixon contribute to your administration? he said "give me a week and i will think of something." there's the 30 campaigning, the racial epithets caught on -- dirty campaigning, the racial at this caught on tape. he's a very checkered, dark, dark character. .ou talk about his redemption what is the heart of nixon? i cannot quit

bob pounding my door that to 15 in the morning. >>it's worth mentioning that paul milgram isi 3rd student under robert wilson to receive a nobel prizetulations to them. well the oakland zoo is now caring for 2 more mountain lions displaced by fire in shasta county. >>these 2 female cubs now joined that little male cub at the zoo received almost 2 weeks ago from the same they are just too adorable the oakland zoo says it will be doing all that it can to nurse these little cups back to health plan to introduce all of the cubs to one another very and you can hear him purring they're cute when they're little but they're scary when i get bigger. it is october in the bay area which means it's time for the annual safeway world championship pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay this year's way off. >>was streamed live on facebook to allow for social distancing. the winning pumpkin was actually from anoka minnesota and if you're ready for this a tip, the scales at 2,350 pounds second place went to a farmer from pleasant hill oregon. and a farmer from napa came in 3rd with a pumpkin weighing just shy of 2000 pounds and wraps up kron 4 news at 8

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. >> it's bob wilson. >> yeah. >> you won the nobel prize and so they're trying to reach you, but theyyou. >> will you answer your phone? >> okay, both men, professors at stanford university in california, so it was 2:15 in the morning pacific. they'll share just over $1 million in prize money worth getting up early the fact that there are two nobel prize winners that are neighbors is kind of weird just by itself. >>> just ahead, ready, set, shop the first batch of amazon prime day deals went live overnight. vicky nguyen is back with strategies to help you save today and throughout the holiday season coming up right after this who put fear aside and run toward the flames. these are the people we depend on. that's why at the ford motor company, our super dutys have undergone 20 million miles of testing. so that these people can depend on us. ♪ ♪ milk is fuel para tu cuerpo y sabrosa ♪ ♪ sabores hacen boom with vitamina d-liciosa ♪ ♪ ese leche life ♪ shake it, mix it all day, choco choco-latte ♪ ♪ haz cosas increi bles dale, pa delante ♪ ♪ se te antoja ♪ oye! got milk? do i look like a c