his guest stars tonight are amy adams and joe bock. joe is actually the son of jack buck, an emmy-winning sportscaster known for serving as a baseball and football play- it gets real ridiculous on jimmy fallon." >> my life, my dad and the things i'm not allowed to say on tv will be published next week. straka's game night all across the valley. who better to talk about it? >> mark from the ice to the gridiron, both college and high school. a busy thursday night across the valley. let's not waste any time. asu had time over the bye week to work on to the freshman. nice throw on the run. 46 yards to freddie hamish to set up a touchdown. let's get to the 2nd quarter. the devils trying to set up the double pass. harry fumbles the ball. picks it up and watch it. sheet, shake and faked. 31 yards to the house. quarter 28-26. >>> on the ice in glendale, the coyotes hosting the winnipeg jets. the 1st period, finding the back of the net for the coyotes , tying the game at 1. 3rd period, check it out. what a horrible turnover by all over edgar. t

sam leidman and jennifer bock say they'll have quite a story to share with their new son -- when he's old enough. and with winter just around the we might have a similar story this time next year so stay tuned. at xx time for temperatures continues - near record warmth thursday - chilly & blustery friday - nice first weekend of november (fall back!) today: mostly cloudy. seasonable. highs: 61-64 winds: s 4-8 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. not as cold. lows: 48-52 winds: s 5 to calm wednesday: partly to mo warmer. highs: 75-80 coming up. a woman hits a 42-million dollar jackpot. but-- a new york casino says it doesn't owe her a dime. at giant, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus even more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of ?bread.? [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. investigating a murder in southeast d.c. that happened as children were heading out for trick-or-treating. a 27-year-old man was killed in a drive-by shooting on r

an employee gave him permission to look through some bock boxes of stone. another employee sent over a manager, he ask him to buy the boxes and is leave. when james tried to explain, he says the manager had an unexpected and offensive response. >> i said my husband and i spend a lot of money here, we've been using you guys for ten years. and he goes oh, that the -- [ cursing ] >> that voted for hillary. >> james said another customer who overheard the exchange express his support for donald trump. the same customer philidelphia him outside and used a gay slur. a spokesman says the company is conducting a thorough investigation and all customers should be treated with courtesy and respect at all time times. fidel castro has died. people from havana to miami and around the world either celebrated the end of the regime or honored the revolutionary leader's life. he was 90 years old. shortly after the thoument that came through late last night, thousands poured into the streets of miami, banged pots and pans with spoons and raised cuban flags. many left cuba to

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can do so many other dimplet bocks. why this one? >> well, i've done this as exercise of the guardian magazine a paper that i work for in twerch and i did that at the time, i thought this could be a book. so every day at the time it was every day, now come down to seven and i was tossed with finding children on that day in 2007 and i was blown away by so many of these stories many of which didn't really make the local news and i felt this could be a book so when i got the opportunity a few years later to ask about the book and -- it's one of the things that foreign people don't understand about america is culture i'm not sure i ever fully understood it. and yet by the time i had finished a book i had been in country for is 12 years and two american children, my wife is american. for a long time i assumed that i was going to live here in the end i move back to england and so i -- i had in the game. >> so let's go back a little bit. because usually talking to americans somewhere i end up getting a lot of question bs all kinds of things

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fighting all the way -- way bock -- back to tie the game at 20 before the cardinals win it an -- on a sat -- catanzaro field goal. my mind cat would make the kick. and never a doubt we would take the two-minute drill down and score. i like the resilience of the team. i think another theme -- team that was done would have folded. they are hard to get in the league. we'll take them any way we can get them and look forward going on the road. >> i will have much more -- more >>> well, tonight the bird scanning celebrating because there's nothing better than seeing the cards win at home. >> that's right. we caught up with fans after the game. live from the university of phoenix stadium. >> reporter: we come out and talk -- talk to fans after every home game. there have been some tough nights. the three-point loss to the rams. a tie, so just to leave with a . >> let's go cardinals. >> reporter: minutes after watching a last-second win, the bird gang is optimistic. >> super bowl 51. go cardinals. >> another division win as long as we can keep getting the wins, we can goo -- go all the way to

. >> it went from fighting in the streets as four-year-old kid to putting on pair of bocking gloves with ministry gym has become his second home. >> trainer buddy osbourne is helping him train for his upcoming fight. >> has a strong fortitude. strong character. good worth ethic and that goes what you need to be champion. >> reporter: for it's become a boxing that many i don't know he must overcome adversity. talking him through it his older brother irving. >> he said to me, you can go as far as i was allow yourself to go. i think that will always stick with me through my career. >> reporter: the week before his first professional fight manny's brother irving was killed. >> you see the caution tape. you see all the police out the there. and i remember i could see my brother's foot hanging out the door. >> good job. >> reporter: against the advice of others manny decided to go on with the fight. >> walking out of my dressing room and i see my brother -- i see my past but i don't see my oldest brother there. that hit me harder than any punch ever could. >> reporter: in memory of his brother

bock says because it didn't happen during school hours or at a school-related activity, their internal process is slower. flanagan was in court yesterday and she pleaded not guilty to all charges. she's set to amir in court again at the end of december. in westborough, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> mark: lawyers for a friend of boston marathon bomber, dzhokhar tsarnaev, were back in federal court today, fighting for an appeal. robel phillipos was convicted of but his lawyers say a federal agent coerced him to confess. phillipos himself was not in court. we are working to find out the outcome of today's hearing. >> vanessa: new at 6:00 p.m., we're getting a look at new surveillance pictures of an accused bank robber in burlington. police say this man passed a teller a note at the salem five bank on cambridge street yesterday. once he was given the money, he ran away. he did not show a weapon. a state police k-9 was not able to track him down. >> mark: two men are in serious condition tonight after being hit by a car while j bedford, new hampshire. the crash happened on pembroke

take our poll on face bock or twitter. >> anchor: new at 11:00, smokeses at three different starbucks in albuquerque, new mexico. the f.b.i. says suspicious panels were placed outside each one, causing damage. the explosions forced tw today. the f.b.i. released two pictures from the break-in at one of the locations, and a suspect wearing all black appears to be carrying something after breaking through the front door. >> reed: one man dead after he was shot in the chest in his own apartment. investigators spent the day trying to unravel what happened. christy wilcox is live at metro headquarters. have they caught anybody? >> reporter: one man was taken into custody, and that was all he had left the home, after that shooting occurred. then police found out that that man had a warrant out for his arrest. they were holding him until they found out what type of role he played in this shooting. as families wrap up the holiday, parents in this neighbor off sunrise and eastern say the focus has shifted from giving thanks to concern over violent crime. >> involved in gangs and drugs and all t

and told me from those cases came a long- >> the long-term summit produced a long-term missing hand bock that we provide to law enforcement and others, sort of a guide on resources available. >> reporter: the vast majority of the thousands of children what disappear every year are runaways, and nearly all return home. clark explained to me stranger abductions are rare. only about 50 a year. that's why the fbi consider this guy so dangerous. agents believe he tried to take a -y home and did take a six-year- old, held her hostage in a bedroom for 17 hours before returning her. a serial child predator. >> the data shows, and all the case analysis shows that most often those who are abusing children are repeat offenders. it's not just a one-time offense. >> reporter: the center is dealing with a new disturbing trend now. there has been a huge spike in the number of calls to their cyber tip line which handles sexual exploitation of could or should be alarmed that this is the kind of thing that is getting progressively worse. >> reporter: tracy carloss, news 5. >>> okay, rob, here we go. we kn

how the black lives matter movement is working in this country to make change and how things in your bockmight address making change for them. >> host: thank you, ma'am. >> guest: our book is not a book that price to propagandize on any part of america. rather, we're providing a guide to what any american, whatever is the cause that makes them passionate, how they can come closer to actually making change. but as an example, we use many case studies and one of the case studies that we use were the african-american football players at university of missouri. after the incident at ferguson when a white police officer shot a black man, there was a great deal of turmoil in missouri. the students at the university of missouri didn't feel as if their university was giving adequate attention to the concerns of african-american students and the football team decided that it was going to play a role in that, and so, a few days before one of the biggest games. year, they declared that unless the university would address their concerns of racism and get a new president to execute those new approache

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so there's -- through line in this bock and throughout the literature over last three decades but in this book it pops up over and over again. he does not -- he has a belief that there's no such thing as bad publicity there's no thing such as bad press but rather get good over bad press but all attention is good attention. and to this point, an not just in this campaign, three year was his public life he's not been wrong really. 1990 in early 190, the business pages are reporting on his looming financial catastrophe. the tabloids are reporting on the breakup of his marriage and his infidelity, and it diminished him a little bit. but he emerged somehow stronger because of the attention his ability to leverage attention of any kind into an even larger public persona had so fast forward to the last year, all af these things that should have hilled him could have killed him but amplified donald trump now the candidate. >> i think in the "art of the deal" all of the chapters after one and two are going through different transactions or things that he has accomplished. to me the first one

but the media kept bocking him trying to get more information out of him. here's what happened. >> your team has been keeping outside distractions on the outside begin the nature of the presidential race. >> seattle. >> you find. >> seattle. >> you find it helpful to talk to players about this. >> seattle. >> did your players talk to you about night seattle. >> concerns about any locker room rancor as a result of this. >> well, i guess they play seattle next. belichick made the statement that is all you are going to get and said see you later. news conference over. that's what they got yesterday. check this out the 8th grade girls volleyball is back to back to back champions and the record is perfect 43-0e during the last two sea --43-0 during the last two seasons. the girls are great students as well. >> great. >> by the way they don't play seattle next. if you want to nominate your champion or all morning show@wkyc.com or tweet them he to me at john wkyc. i think it's rare and i am surprised belichick gave out the statement about the letter e gave like a

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cheering donald trump's election, i want to talk about it with scottie nell hughes and bock beckel. former congressman jack king ton, former senior adviser to trump campaign. good evening to all of you. welcome, jonathan, to the show. i haven't seen you in a while. >> good evening. >> i'll direct the first question to you. some of the most prominent members of the alt-right gathered in washington d.c. on saturday to plot how the movement can influence policy and culture under the trump administration. it was complete with a series of nas oou salutes, anti-semitic and naszi rhetoric. >> i would suggest we stop using the term alt-right because it in some way masks who these people are and it normalizes in a subtle way, in a way we're normalizing the trump presidency. i choke when i even have to say that. because these are neonazis, white nationalists, they're the ku klux klan. they're hateful, despicable people. anti-semite. let's talk about who they are. to your question about why the trump administration isn't addressing this, i think in a funny way i give donald trump a little bit

that student was part of the incoming freshmen face bock group and had access to names of other students to the offensive group meme message thread. police and the fbi are investigating three university of oklahoma students. the university has now expelled at least one and another is no longer enrolled and yet another student at tulsa community college is under investigation. those posts on a group me thread threatened black freshmen with racial slurs and references to lynching. >>> well, we have a happy ending for a four-year-old girl abducted in virginia. >> the girl's father and grandmother both facing charges to night and that little girl is safe. police in gloucester county are telling us that a family member watching fox 29 news at 4:00 this morning saw the report on 24-year-old dylan richardson and his four-year-old daughter annie bell. that person urged richardson to turn himself in. so richardson did that at the monroe township police headquarters soon after with his little girl. >> she's fine. i saw her myself a few minutes ago. so she's a happy little girl. >> what's her statu

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we review the progress of the war against non-state terrorist groups -- al qaeda, isis, al-shabaab, bock can a harass ram. it is time to review action against organizations. it is time to redraft the 2001 authorization that has been stretched far beyond its original intent. it is time for us to recognize that this is a continuing threat that's not going away anytime soon. but i guess what i'll say most importantly, it's time for congress to reassert it's rightful place in this most important set of decisions. of all the powers that weld have as congress -- this we would have as congress, i can't think of any that are more important than the power to declare war. i view that as the most important, the most difficult, the most challenging, the power that we should approach with the most sense of gravity. that is the most important thing that we should do. it should never be an easy vote. it should be a hard vote but it should be a necessary voavment i think the inablght or unwillingness of congress sends a message that'sunfortunate. it send a message of lack of resolve to allies. it might

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