i'm not burrying one. i'm burrying both my boys" a valley mother is speaking out this morning after two of her sons were killed by a suspected drunk driver over the weekend. family says the two brothers got in the car to get their mother a birthday present. grandma "they tear everybody's life....they don't know the destruction that they caused last night" family held a vigil for 22-year- old jermaine asher and 23-year-old robert shawn roberts last night. police say a suspected drunk driver...25-year-old willie worthams was speeding when he hit the brothers car...near lake mead and rainbow saturday night. both were killed. the suspect was arrested for drunk driving and reckless driving involving death. it was a busy weekend on the roadways...with multiple in the north west at least one person was injured in a crash last night at alta and buffalo.... and near the 15 and cheyenne a man was killed after walking on the highway and getting hit by a van.... and right now police are looking for a hit and run drive

now henry burris is a legend---in the canaia league. he's a cinch hall of famer after leading ottawa to the cfl x-ship. he's a 3 time champ and a 2-time cfl mvp. the 41 year old burris engineered his "redblacks" to a huge upset in the 104th grey cup in overtime, by throwing for 461 yards and 5 tds! badgers quarterback alex night's big ten title game versus penn state here on fox. he's in the concussion protocol. what more can you say about paul chryst's football team? with a daunting schedule, 500 looked like a decent season. but this bunch is talented, and their tight. you'll never find a group of young men so willing to play any role needed for the good of the team, coming out of camp--nobody believed, which was just fine with them. "personally i like to kind of carry that chip on our shoulder whenever there's doubters out wrong. and people would always come up to me and be like, wow that's a tough tough schedule, what''s going on? it's like, no that's a schedule full of opportunity for us and that's exactly what it's been." next up f

i'm not burrying one. i'm burrying both my boys" a valley mother in tears at a vigil...as she prepares to bury her weekend. 22-year old jermaine asher and 23-year old robert shawn roberts...were on their way to get their mom a birthday present. police say 25-year-old willie worthams was drunk and speeding when he struck the brothers car near lake mead and rainbow, killing them. sharithea everett, mother "you ripped my family apart. for a text message and a drink" worthams was hurt in the crash and treated at the hospital. he d-u-i and reckless driving involving death. breaking overnight... a vacant building catches fire near sahara and las vegas boulevard...and this is just one of several times this same building has caught on fire. here's a look at the scene last night... firefighter say they had the fire out last night in less than 10 minutes...and no one was inside... in previous incidents...squatters have been found inside the vacant building... in september one squatter was fire in may and september a

i'm not burrying one. i'm burrying both my boys" the this time....capturing that feeling completely. sharithea everett, mother "at the tender age of 17 and 18....my kids was gift to me from god" the family tells me the brothers.... 22-year old jermaine asher and 23-year old robert shawn roberts... just hopped in the car to go get their mother a birthday present. nats of tears when the unthinkable happened. grandma "we're the grandmothers of the boys that got killed suspected drunk driver......25 year old willie worthams... was speeding down the street....when he struck the brothers car....killing them. grandma "they tearing away everybody's life....they don't know the destruction that they caused last night" sharithea says she won't ask why. cause her boys.....were a gift. sharithea everett, mother "i am proud of the men that me and my family.....we raised them to be" he went to the hospital for his injuries but did survive. he was arrested for d-u-i and reckless driving involving death. reporting live gin

better get behind those cavs hustling look on defense and they let them finish what he started and burries the three. welcome back. and then perfect pass. and sharing ask is caring. and -- sharing caring. this is intutruicate and look at that -- intraicate look at that, kick off with a monitor match up. a spot in the semi finals. and tonight the rematch. and it went to over time. a huge rival. and back and forth game. two minutes to go. a keeping it self wildcats. saint eds resawneds. sponds. forth quarter and ten minutes to go. ten-yard touch down. eagles take a 28-24-league. and patrick ryan to mike, 35-yard touch down and they take tied at 31. eight 31. eight yards out. he is in. and saint edwards has to se. so back up is in. and it is down this, to the end zone and the pass is incomplete. wildcats are moving state semize. >> 69-yard touch down. what a vad vance -- advanceing to the state s. >> 69-yard touch down. what -- advanceing to the state emis this is a fire retardant that malfunctionened and it pureed out into the street it is alive. >> thanks for being with us. >> dicky: from h

a container, removed that metal shipping container, they say, kidnapper killed her boyfriend and burried him on the property. so far now found two other bodies, police have identified those victims as a married couple in their 20's, they were shot and burried for nearly a year. police say the property owner also confessed to killing four other people. >>> and jurors in ohio will resume their deliberations this morning, police officer's murder trial. >> stand accused in the fatal shooting every un around black man during traffic stop last year. the officer claims he feared for his life, prosecutors say the shooting was not justified. >> new jersey supreme court will decide how its information must be released when police officers used deadly force. justices heard argument yesterday, on appeal filed by north jersey, media group. they want several police files and dashboard camera videos related to fatal 2014 police shooting. a judge said the items should be released, but state a pep al court overturned the ruling last year founding they were not public records, but confidential investigati

doolittle burries one from the top of the key to tie the game at 59 and send it to overtime.. but that guy carlson hit is fourth three of the game to give the panthers lead for good and 73-67 win in ot.. the panthers will face xavier in the championship game sunday night at 6:30 iowa time. the iowa wrestling team was back in action today in the iowa city duals.. the hawkeyes blanked iowa central 55- nothing as the hawks got pins from thomas gillman at 125.. that was followed by another fall from corey clark at 133.. and if you like pins you loved todays duals.. brandon sorensen added another fall at 149.. all- cruised to the 55-nothing win.. the hawks also shutout cornell today 45-nothing.. the uni wrestling team lost to virginia tech tonight 27-10. back to the uni-dome and two former cyclone stars wide receiver todd blythe and quarterback sage rosenfels were inducted into the players hall of fame tonight along with a former hawkeye legend nate kaeding from iowa city west.. and a great look at nates family.. congrats to all three. and finally we have time change to tell you ab

give myself looks and try and burry these putts and post post scores. get myself in that mix come sunday afternoon. the mind set is still the same. i know they're going to try to beat me. i want to try to beat them. >> reporter: he did say during his practice round walking the course afterwards he felt really sore. this is a rigorous training regimen leading up to this. bike 30, 40, 50 miles a day. if he does win he jumps up to 123rd in the world. there's motivation there. >> anchor: got a ways to >> anchor: that's amazing. >> anchor: maybe he can do it. finally tonight it was a dream come true for a pooch in central florida. >> anchor: maybe you've the photo. that's chia sitting on santa's lap grinning from ear to ear. in seminole county. her favorite stuffed toy is a stuffed santa claus. let's take her to the mall to meet the real thing. >> we got home. and left it on the kitchen counter. we see it on twitter with so many retweets and likes. he posted it on twitter. >> anchor: 90,000 retweets. 150,000 likes and growing. i think she likes the big guy.

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second half celtics kick it out to thomas who burries a three from the corner. the pistons on wednesday. the top college basketball team in the country played in the bahamas tonight. kentucky and arizona state in the atlantis showcase. wenyen gabriel doing it on both ends of the floor, blocks a shot on the defensive end. then the freshman from manchester, new hampshire goes baseline for two off the glass. and how about the big guy in transition? great pass to gabriel and a great finish, the reverse dunk. gabriel finished with 10 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 blocks, kentucky rolls 115-69. they are off to a 7-0 start. the patriots got a big win on sunday against the jets, but once again lost a big time player to injury. rob gronkowski left sunday's game in the first quarter with what the patriots are calling a back injury. the patriots have not given any update to the severity of the injury. big surprise, but he has had a history of back problems, and has had two previous back tom brady was recovering from a injury this week. he missed two practices, but was back on

cougs jumped out to an early leadcolumbus catholic would answer -- anna sinnott -- finds the hole and burries it for the pointand it didn't stop there -- brianne eighme that's a major upset -- sailors 3, cougars one.... elsewhere in two-a -- grundy center swept by western sailors three-cougars one. >>> grundy center swept by wesley christian. the wolfpack's onto at 16 straight semifinal appearance. >>> last year was a down year for janesville. they last 14 games and still three years. taking on stormont today their 20th straight win. victoria hazzard has been around the block, defense makes it a two-point ballgame. janesville back to the semi finals as well with the sweet. >>> the back row -- pirates go up by six...still second set -- - licking good -- hudson takes game three -- it would come hudson wins 3-1. >>> across the bracket hudson wins 3-1. >>> across the bracket springville also was in action darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot...

give myself looks and try and burry these putts and post post scores. get myself in that mix come sunday afternoon. the mind tat is to go out there and try to beat these guys. i know they're going to try to beat me. i want to try to beat them. >> reporter: he did say during his practice round walking the course afterwards he felt really sore. this is a rigorous training regimen leading up to this. bike 30, 40, 50 miles a day. there's motivation there. >> anchor: got a ways to go. >> anchor: if he wins. >> anchor: that's amazing. >> anchor: maybe he can do it. finally tonight it was a dream come true for a pooch in central florida. >> anchor: maybe you've the photo. that's chia sitting on santa's lap grinning from ear to ear. in seminole county. her favorite stuffed toy is a stuffed meet the real thing. that christmas photo that is warming hearts everywhere. >> we got home. and left it on the kitchen counter. we see it on twitter with so many retweets and likes. he posted it on twitter. >> anchor: 90,000 retweets. 150,000 likes and growing. i think she l

. >>> more than three feet of snow burries parts of the northeast. another storm is brewing with tens of millions set to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. >>> and jon stewart reflects on the evolution of "the daily show." walking away from it all. what brings him joy now? >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> multiple children lost their lives today.

attorney john burris represents. he said johnson could have put a stop to the abuse by coming forward. forward. if he had reported early when it came to his attention we may not have this wide- spread police entanglement we have. the city manager wants four officers fired for alleged misconducts and not just one officer as proposed. a sergeant and a lieutenant all faced suspensions received termination notices friday for what if city manager called egregious but not criminal conduct. >> i'm disappointed in the depave your -- behavior of these officers. it underminds public trust. it is important in community policing. i hop this action helps restore confidence in the richmond police department. >> reporter: in a statement the richmond police officers association says it is hopefully any member who receives discipline will be judged under the scope of misconduct. i learned two other oakland police officers could be formally charged in this wide- spread case this week. f0 >> i learninged two other oakland officers are

before castro is burried -- his ashes will be taken across the country on the same route 1959. castro's death could prompt more interest for americans going to cuba.traveling to cuba from the u-s is still complicated. you need to fall into one of the 12 u-s government approved categories -- like for educational research -- visiting relatives or competing as an athlete.you'll also need to get documents in order -- like a visa and travel insurance.right now -- at least four u-s airlines fly to cuba. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes.still to come,the downtown destination helping a local non-profit in a unique way.the best way you

tickets.according to the 'shawano leader', douglas burris aquired more than 330 season tickets for packers home games when he bought a tavern owned by packers boosters 25 years ago.dozens the tickets to a green bay brokerage firm a few years ago. 3 a cbs58 investigation uncovers significant delays on 9-1-1 cellphone calls made in one local city.... 3 the badgers looking to jump teams in the college football rankings...see where they landed in the latest standings...drew? 3 when you call 9-1-1 you ?expect? a fast response... but a cbs 58 investigation has uncovered an alarming trend in waukesha... the city handles its own 9-1-1 dispatch - but wait until you hear--about where your call is cell phone...cbs 58's evan kruegel has this special report.... ..... "911 what's the address of your emergency?" it's a late october morning - at the waukesha county dispatch caller: "um, i just hit somebody"a 911 call comes in- a driver asking for medical help"dispatcher: is anybody hurt? caller: i don't know" but before dispatchers can send an ambulance - another step stands in the way dispatcher: "just l

gianna was burried yesterday, her parent fighting back tears to explain how they and the rest of the family is doing since this happened. accident investigators are pursuing leads that the driver was behind the wheel of silver nissan altima, from any year between 2009 to 2012. police say that car would have had a smashed grill and missing trim at least one -- from 63rd street headed in the direction of market street. at one point, in this morning's news conference, police and gianna's mother spoke directly to the driver. >> it may have been -- i don't know. i just ask for to you turn yourself in. i had to lay my baby to rest yesterday. the hardest thing in my life. >> the driver, your chance is now to come forward. we promise awe fair investigation of this crash. >> just come forward. now is your chance. give this family some closure. one of the worst things that anyone would have to live by is to bury your child. >> joe, thank you very much. police are also investigating yesterday's deadly bus crash in center city and we now know the name of the victim. authorities say a route nine

place in the city during that war, many veterans who served under george washington, were, in fact, burried there. >> well, on this veterans day, so far, we certainly couldn't have asked for better weather. but, what's to comfort rest of the day? let's get a first look at the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger live out there on the cbs-3 skydeck. how is it feeling now, katy? >> not terrible jan. the sun is shining brightly, even the sun angle needs to drop at this point, still seeing full sunshine right now. few clouds with time, there is actually a frontal boundery that's going to be crossing through, and if you recall, we had wet weather, throughout our entire wednesday, because, of that frontal boundery that just came through, this time, it is a totally different story. look at storm scan, granted, few clouds here and there, starting to show up on storm scan3, but, you're in the going to find any wet weather out of this, for example. current temperature readings up and down the earn tire i95 corridor, even tad milder go into some of the southeastern counties. in palmyra, up at

hairston will be burried at ivy hill cemetery. >> fifty-eight new police office verse joined the camden county police department this morning, after the swearing in ceremony, as a police administration building, new officers will be deployed directly into camden city neighborhoods. this new addition to the department bridges the current sworn staff up to 410 police officers. camden's free holler director said the new addition will make camden count a safer place to live for all neighbors. >> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", one of philadelphia's most iconic blocks is set for the demolition vault. where the walls would be coming down and the efforts to stop it next. >> and, as the nation get ready to honor our veterans tomorrow, we will show you how an organization is helping bring older vets for national none ooh meant. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b m

. >> thirds body has been found burried on the property of alleged serial killer todd, continuing their search of his 95-acre property today. woman was found chained in a metal shipping contain their last week. so far the 45 year old has been linked to the deaths of at least seven people. he allegedly also confessed to four slayings carried out in 2003. >>> well, still to come: right after the break on "eyewitness news" some crazy video to show you. >> we will start with a gaping hole in the ground with this sinkhole suddenly opened up, and what officials think caused it. >>> then, a deadly tornado caught on tape. in a area recently rattled by a powerful earthquake. katy? >> it's been a place that they've seen extreme weather. back here at home, pretty tame, all things considered. we are finally going to see a pretty substantial cool-down and some rain that comes along with that. we'll walk you through the whole forecast, time things out more specifically on ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only

on saturday, he took investigators to where he says two other bodies were burried. one of which hats been found. wilton laurence sold him the property where the bodies were then found. >> he just want privacy. >> thirty years ago todd was arrested in arizona of kidnapping and raping 14 year old girl. now he was 15 at the time. they sent him away to prison for more than fen years, when he got out he registered as sex offender, moved here to south carolina and became a realtor. worth noting he's been talking to investigators without an attorney. yesterday the judge told him you are facing the death penalty. david begnaud, cbs news, south carolina. >> and still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> giant problem for the eagles. as they hit the mid-way point of the season. the highlights, low lights, what fans are saying about the team. that's coming up next. katie? >> the weekends, okay, may be down on the horizon here, but it is something that's at least in our sites, and at this point we think that we'll see some of the coldest air we've seen so far this season in time for

but, thanks to tracking device, burried in the stashed cash, police were able to find him at 16th and market streets, police immediately arrested the man and recovered the money. >> but another bank robber is still on the loose this morning, police and the fbi looking for this man, they say he robbed beneficial bank at 6400 block every woodland avenue yesterday morning. he handed a teller a note demanding money, received cash, and ran off. anyone with information is to call police. >> time now had 45:00. >> let's check in with katie and get another check of the forecast, i i understand, not quite as windy as yesterday? >> still enough it requires nice heavy winter coat, yes. even though it is easing up little bit, it is not really and necessarily a lot of relief for in you that regard, but if you're a ski lover, this is like magic to your ears, and, you know, wonderful to look at, as the slopes are now beginning to get covered by the fresh powder here, not only man-made, but also nature made, as well. this is blue mountain, pocono camera network. we will continue to feel that chill he

alleges officers engaged in sexual misconduct with her when she was a teenaged prostitute and now burris is calling for other firings. >> these officers should be terminated engaging in similar conduct, some prosecuted if in fact they had sex with my client under the age of 18. >> reporter: abuslin who went by the name celeste guap is on the cusp of filing a multi- million dollar lawsuit against a number of law enforcement agencies including the richmond, oakland and san francisco police departments. the richmond city manager who made the decision to terminate the four officers says he had no choice. >> the conduct was egregious enough where it merited termination. >> reporter: the officers will have a chance to appeal the decision. in a statement, the president of the richmond police officers association said the poa is disappointed to learn that a very small number of our members are the subject of disciplinary action. however, we respect our members' rights to due process. lindsey says he hopes his decision sends a message. >> trust is essential with the community. this conduct violat

castro's ashes will go on a four day island wide procession, starting wednesday, before being burried in the city of santiago. but, in miami's little havana, where thousands of cuban exiles lived, more people are celebrating than grieving. many considered him a brutal dictator, who took freedom away from their families for deng aids. rodriguez's parents from cuba. she is optimist he can for the future. >> we are love the post, we fell in love. without even going there. >> cuba remains a communist nation under fidel's brother role role. planning rally on wednesday, to demand freedom, democratic reform in cuba. hena daniels, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, "black friday" is over but there are plenty every deals on line. >> today is the day where millions will let their fingers do their holiday shopping, of course cyber monday, it is traditionally the busiest on line shopping day of the year, but some experts say, cyber monday may be in danger of losing it title, because retailers are releasing internet deals earlier than ever, as well as making them available in stores. >> click to s

but boston made a run, isaiah thomas kicks it out to brown, who burries the 3 to make it a 5 point game. isaiah thomas scored 30 for boston but a cavaliers win 128 wife -- white--- the bruins were 128-122. on the road as well they played the tampa bay lightning a good first period for boston 4 carlo skates up the right side, and fires it home from a tough angle his 2nd goal of the season 1-0 boston and then mid-way thru the first, it's a bruins power play ryan spooner with a one-timer after a great pass from torey krug his 2nd of the year. 2-0. the b's took a 2-1 lead into the locker room patrice bergeron had a good game and in the 2nd period banks one off a defender and into the net, from david pastrnak and bard marchand his 2nd of the year. bruins up 3-2 after 2 tampa bay just would not go away. a shot from the point here, tipped in by tyler johnson nothing rask could do about that. 3-3 it took 10 rounds but it finally ended as jimmy hayes gets the goal. 4-3 final. girls division two soccer semifinals in nashua this is hanover against oyster river it took one big blast to settle this

doolittle burries one from the top of the key to tie the game at 59 and send it to overtime.. but that guy carlson hit is fourth three of the game to give the panthers lead for good and uni comes from for the 73-67 win in ot.. the panthers will face xavier in the at 6:30 iowa time. the iowa wrestling team was back in action today in the iowa city duals.. the hawkeyes blanked iowa central 55- nothing as the hawks got pins from thomas gillman at 125.. that was followed by another fall from corey clark at 133.. and if you like pins you loved todays duals.. brandon sorensen added another fall at 149.. all- american alex meyer got the the hawks also shutout cornell today 45-nothing.. the uni wrestling team lost to virginia tech tonight 27-10. back to the uni-dome and two former cyclone stars wide receiver todd blythe and quarterback sage rosenfels were inducted into the players hall of fame tonight along with a former hawkeye legend nate kaeding from iowa city west.. and a great look at nates family.. congrats to all three. and finally we have time change to tell you abu against u-

. >>> the jaws of life had to be called out to people out of this car in ducks burry. the car rolled off bay road and into a marsh around 2:00 in the morning. we know two people were sent to the hospital. the cause of that crash remains under investigation tonight. >>> a springfield man is behind bars accused of shooting and killin harrison was arguing with a neighbor when he pulled out a handgun, shooting the man's chihuahua. officers later caught him trying to run out of that neighborhood. he's facing several charges, including killing an animal and resisting arrest. >>> yarmouth police want you to pay attention to what you are getting in the mail. some mail claims you won money but you have to give money. cash or a check to that company. >>> a former massachusetts funeral director has pleaded guilty to improperly disposing of bodies. william ryder oversaw ryder funeral home where investigators found improperly stored and decomposing bodies. the 56-year-old was also accused of embezzling nearly $400,000 from families he served. friday, ryder decided to forgo a jury t

tickets.according to the 'shawano leader', douglas burris acquired more than 330 home games when he bought a tavern owned by packers boosters 25 years ago.dozens of people paid for access to those tickets.burris then sold the tickets to a green bay brokerage firm a few years ago. looking ahead.... you can chat with officers from the menomonee falls police department this morning. morning.the department is hosting "coffee with a cop." the public is invted to ask questions and voice concerns. the department says the goal is to get to know the community and keep people informed on what's going on in their neighborhood.coffee with eight to ten at ?ally's bistro? on lund lane. northwestern mutual will unveil its ?float design? today... for the 2017 ?rose parade.?the parade highlights... the fight against childhood cancer.the float is called "waves of hopes".. and was inspired by a little girl's battle. battle. woman: "did you color this picture? edie: "yes mam." woman: "so edie, what if i told you that that little girl is you?"edie: "it is?"woman: "mmhmm. and that's your float." edie: "that's g

. >> the very too many where jesus christ is believe to have been burried. >> you see, as they go in, and they're seeing something that's -- >> footage from the documentary shows how archeologists sorted through layers of marble, plaster, debris. centuries of destruction, reconstruction, like peeling back layers of an onion, when they finally discovered this, a marble slab with the cross carved into its surface, thought to date back to the crusades of the 15 hundreds, in the original limestone burial bed. >> revealed to be intact. >> amaze to go see a cross slice right on the spot where we were looking. >> national geo graphics archeologists, said his knees were shaking, at the revelation. >> i feel like we are as close as possible to saying this is exactly the spot that constantine said here is the burial of jesus christ. >> perhaps never to be reopened again? charlie d'agada, cbs news, london. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news": even if you're not a baseball fan, still a reason to chase this stolen base at the world series. >> that's because everyone in the u.s. gets a free t

today in south carolina for more victims every alleged serial killer cull head, found another body burriedproperty where a woman was found chained in a medical container last week, the 45 jerold faces four counts every murder and the death of four people in 2003. >> an utah community is mourning the loss of a police officer killed while trying to stop a stolen car. twenty-five year old brotherson was trying to lay down spike strips outside salt lake city yesterday morning when the stolen car hit him. police eventually stopped the car, arrested three suspect, brotherson first officer killed in the line of duty in the department 36 year history. >> we won't know until daybreak the full extent of damage from earthquake in oklahoma. the magnitude five quake was powerful enough not only to rattle the entire state, people could feel it as far as away as iowa, the epi-center near cushing, heat oil hub, that's home to oil storage facility that's touted as the world's largest. >> the whole house shaking, i went outside, i heard the rumbling in the grounds, and what was going on, nothing in our hous

cougs jumped out to an early leadcolumbus catholic would answer -- anna sinnott -- finds the hole and burries it for the pointand it didn't stop there -- brianne eighme -- throw those hands up in the air -- that's an ace -- and that's a major upset -- sailors 3, cougars one. center swept by western christian -- the wolfpack is on to its sixteenth straight? semifinal appearnce -- how do you like them apples.last year was a down year for janesville -- they lost fourteen games... and still won their second state title in taking on starmont in taking on starmont in the quarters today -- eyeing their twentieth straight win...only up by one though third set -- victoria hazard's been around the block though -- defense makes this a two-point game... later -- 23-12 'cats -- kennedy meister -- no need for video replay -- janesville is headed back to the semifinals with the sweep.hudson making their first ever state kiley deberg -- from the back row -- pirates go up by six... still second set -- - lauren murray -- that's finger licking good -- hudson takes game three -- it would come down to the wire --

burris. just jump right in, kilroy. he will listen to your story. this way please. >> i just can't figure out how he took me in so bad. >> everybody got taken by mr. kilroy. >> yes, yes. i will fix dinner. >> maybe i should have told you about orville, but he was down on his luck and i thought maybe he had changed. he was a good chessplayer. >> he took us all in. >> he was to have different people -- he was two different people. >> we didn't need either of them. >> i know what you mean. him. you know what i mean? >> i know what you mean, blue boy. i am the only one who has a right to hate him though. that rascal has got me checkmated. [laughter] buck, how long do you figure that kilroy is going to be gone? >> i figure two years in yuma -- of course, there is always visiting days. ( flint reads inscription aloud ) inscription aloud ) rough old bird, will jamison. had himself buried up on top of this hill so he could sort of watch over his land. did he own all of this? yep. controlled 100 miles of trail-- water holes, grazing strip, the works. one of

unequal to british prime ministers by more briefly by rose burry. from this to this nastily perspective. judges will be guarding as national symbols and imperial were icon. he was conducting who they were making no request. in terms of his debut dealing with the succession, the position wasn't quite the same. the views that he entertained of edward the sixth or jorng the sixth. that changed over time and the views that they enter change are very much on power with the views if you can send that, as well. also changed very greatly over time. so sometimes from friendship to disapproval, sometimes in the office direction. above all it was crucial to remember that church hill was convinced he belongs to the advice of his ministers. church hill never to give it away. but he's not really extraordinary mile. the personnel of politics, domestic state, the grand strategies of war and peace. it was determined to get his way. and philip ziegler, think of a single instance in which she changed his view of any employee, question, it's crazy that i know it was mi

over the weekend - cole-hepp also led investigators to two other bodies burried on his property. new details are coming in after another earthquake in oklahoma hit last night. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is at the breaking news desk with more. stephanie? stephanie?jenee-- the earthquake took place in t central oklahoma--but let's take a look at this video at some photos from our cbs affiliate in oklahoma oklahoma--you can see damaged to the buildings--the was measured as a five point zero earthquake-- the earthquake was reportedly felt here in iowa and as far south as texas --first responders had to evacuated a senior living compl- complex----no injuries have been reported-- coming up i'll tell you if the pipeline that runs through the city had anything to do with the polls open in less than 26 hours and by tomorrow night - we should know who will next lead our country. with just hours to go - presidential candidates - their v-p picks and surrogates are all making the rounds.many - stopping in key battle ground states like iowa to secure votes before 2016 comes to an en

attorney burris represents them. johnson could have put a stop to the abuse by coming forward. >> if he had reported early when it came to his attention we may not have this wide- spread police entanglement we have. the city manager wants four officers fired for alleged misconducts and not just one officer as proposed. a sergeant and a lieutenant all faced suspensions received termination notices friday for what if city manager called egregious but not criminal conduct. >> i'm disappointed in the depave your -- behavior of these officers. it underminds public trust. it is important in community policing. i hop this action helps restore confidence in the richmond police department. >> reporter: in a statement the richmond police officers association says it is hopefully any member who receives discipline will be judged under the scope of misconduct. i learned two other oakland police officers could be formally charged in this wide- spread case this week. >> we have not seen jasmine since she returned from florida seve

>> his wife debra, burried this with benjamin, died in 1774.of small pox, 1736. >> and her husband in there too? >> and reid is there, then we have riff hard and sarah, that's all the did he end dents. >> so if you have some extra pennies laying around, so to speak. >> and i would like to thank everyone that gave already to this, and is really important, we are very proud and humbled. >> should be. >> and people just gave anything, and it has really -- man of the people, and it belongs to the people. that's why it is open. you can see it any time. >> you should come by and visit, seven signers of the declaration every independence are in this particular graveyards. good luck with the project. >> al next. >> man of the people so the people should give back. thank you mike for showing. that will 8: ten. saying farewell. bet salutes president obama and the first laid way star studded concert. did you watch this last night? who is your favorite performer? how philly's own leslie oath women paid tribute with a impromptu wrap. could we see an owe bec

upper 20s in continuation burry and natick. boston at 38 degrees. a little warmer in the city center. 33 duxbury, 31 in wareham and 28 in harwich. definitely a chill in the air. how we warm up in the boston area. 44 sunny skies. noontime come along. how about upper 50s and lower 60s. we hang tight to those temperatures through 3 p.m. 7:00 this evening if you are getting out and voting late. temperatures will be back in the lower 50s. even a little bit cooler in the suburbs a town-by-town look in a couple of minutes. julie grauert is with live drive time traffic and an accident update. >> julie: waiting for this slowing near the cloverleaf. we shift south, expressway moving along fine. live pictures from skyfox on that water main break we have been reporting on all morning. com ave and lake street. we are working to clean it up and impacting after of green line. they are asking to board the station or go on to the station at com ave. 32 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 22 minutes on the expressway. 28 minutes from peabody to the

. >> reporter: in facebook post by police that the level 3 sex offender is working in sud burry. >> concerning. >> reporter: this mother would only speak to fox25 if we did not show her face. the sudbury police chief said they are required by through notify the public if a level 2 or 3 sex offender lives or works in the area. we tried speaking to a manager at bartlett's. and she would not talk on camera and then she asked us to get off the property. this father said people, including sex offenders should be able to redeem themselves. >> always a concern but i guess everybody needs a second chance. >> reporter: burgani said he would be concerned of bringing his children close to where baron works, and this mom told fox25, she simply won't go. >> i know i won't be shopping there. >> reporter: john monahan, fox25 news. >>> new at 4:30, a vermont man is accused of trying to sell marijuana to an undercover police officer in new hampshire. arthur clark from cornwall, new york met with officers to try to sell them drugs. they found 13 ounces of marijuana and cash in his car. clark was released on $10

her mother, wearing blood hoodie with her daughter's face on the front, told the crowd she burried her daughter monday, the harders thing she's her to do. she was holding her brother's hand, walking home from school around 3:15, when hit by a car. here at 63rd and lansdowne, less than hour later doctors at chop pronounced her dead. candlelight vigil was held in her honor day after the girl died. the girl's mother said she was walk to go meet her children as she usually d she was three blocks away when she got a call from the principal about the crash. >> i had to leave my baby to rush, the the hardest thing in my life. don't get the graduation, no marriage, no grandkids, no nothing. make it better on everybody, please, turn yourself in. >> driver, your chance is now to come forward. we promise you a fair investigation of this crash. but do you have come forward. the longer you stay away, the longer it looks like you're trying to hide something. >> bring him in today, you're paid today. it is not further conviction, you don't have to wait through long detailed process. you bring him in

you can catch them in tulsa, oklahoma, redding,ia, omaha, nebraska, tacoma, washington, and west burryo on bill o'reilly.com. and when we come right back here, our congressional democrats actually ready tomorrow brace some of donald trump's policies? a look at that upcoming. ♪ >>> i in the back of the book segment tonight, how will democrats in congress deal with president trump? there are plenty of calls from the left to stop him at all cost. congressional democrats may be ready to work with trump and find common grounds on issues like infrastructure spending and trade deals. chuck schumer the incoming senate minority leader sounding ready to appeal to the working class voters who helped get trump elected. >> now, there is a debate going on about whether we should be the party of the diverse obama coalition or the blue collar american in the heartland. some think we need to make a choice. and spend all of our energy focused on one group of americans or another. i believe that there does not have to be a division. in fact, there must not be a division. >> joining us now to analyze from

john burris says his client jasmine abuslin was victimized by officers from other bay area departments and these men should also be fired. abuslin is preparing to file a multi-million dollar lawsuit against a number of local law enforcement agencies. richmond city manager says the officer layoffs stemming from this case will send an important message. >> community trust is essential. and this conduct really violated that trust. and it has no place in the department. >> five other richmond police officers received reprimands. >>> two men accused of brutally attacking a homeless man are now behind bars. surveillance video shows a group kicking the 67-year-old as he was sleeping on a sidewalk in san francisco in 2014. he did not survive the attack. police say that they used dna evidence to track the two suspects down. they are each being held on a $5 million bond. investigators believe that a third attacker is still on the run. >>> the san francisco division of the fbi suspects that this would be robbed a wells fargo in laurel heights last thursday. she is dubbed the headband bandit. inve

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. >>> more than three feet of snow burries parts of the northeast. tens of millions set to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. >>> and jon stewart reflects on the evolution of "the daily show." walking away from it all. what brings him joy now? >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> multiple children lost their lives today.

her mother, iesha, wearing black hoodie with her daughter's face on the front, told the crowd she burried her daughter on monday on what was the hardest thing she's her it to do. back on november 18th, she was walking her brother's hand, walking home from school, when she was hit by a car, less than hour later doctors at chop pronounced her dead. candlelight vigil was held in her honor the day after the girl died. her mother now said she was walk to go meet her children as she usually did, she was three blocks away when she got a phonecall from the principal about the crash. >> i had to leave my baby to rest, the hardest thing in my life. i don't get a prom. i don't get a graduation. no marriage. no grandkids. no nothing. so just turn yourself in. make it better on everybody. please, turn yourself in. >> driver, your chance is now to come forward. we promise awe fair investigation of this crash. but do you have come forward. the longer you stay, you stay away, the longer it looks like you're trying to hide something. >> bring him in today, you're paid today. you don't have to wait through