sot: chris connelly the fact that she got a nomination this year was really exciting news for people who have long belieed of the best shows on television. also deserving? blackish? sarah paulsen? and mr robot? sure things? veep and jld. jeffrey tambor for transparent, and that grunting boehemoth: game of thrones. sot: chris connelly 12:14:47 i think you would be comfortable betting your mortgage on game of thrones winning this emmy. that was nick watt's reporting. this is most diverse emmy the diversity -- jumping more than ten percent in the last ten years. this comes -- after the academy awards made headlines -- for the lack of diversity -- sparking the hashtag "oscars-so-white" karla has another look -- at your work-week forecast. but right now, here's a live look outside in the valley. you're watching 13 action news, where we bring you breaking news fast and first. over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood and was willing to shut down the government o

abc's chris connelly remembers "the king" .... arnold palmer was one of golf's greatest players ever ? and unquestionably its most beloved?."the king" with a common touch. nats he burst onto the golf scene in the mid-50s?with the bold, scrambling, adventurous shot-making that'd lead him to win 7 majors from nicklaus at the 1960 us open?.and another comeback to win the '62 masters..1 of his 4 masters triumphs. he'd notch 62 pga tour wins? but it was how he won?his pants-hitching panache?that made him a superstar? making so many proud to be part of "arnie's army". following his retirement from the tour?.palmer remained golf's greatest ambassador?.pla presidents, pros, and just plain ol' people? in 2004, he'd be given the presidential medal of freedom. sot - medal of freedom "the united states honors this proud citizen for his athletic skill, his sportsmanship and his many contributions to sport and to america." millions who never saw him hit a golf shot also knew arnold palmer..for the ice-tea and lemonade drink that bears his name.

chris connelly is here. we love it when we somebody here at the desk. >> i'm sitting here. >> best-looking guy sitting right here. >> i doubt that. >> i love that. let's start with the boss because we're hearing that music right now. bruce springsteen, the music ledge lend whose bring so much joy to fans now opening up about his ongoing battle with depression. he talks about it in the october issue of "vanity fair." the cover story coming as he prepares to release his revealing autobiography "born to run." first time that a lot of us are hearing about this. tell us about the scope of his depression sdmre mentioned two specific bouts with depression in the last seven years. really debilitating bouts that were lengthy in nature and he says his guys in east street "this depression" but at home it was definitely a factor and credits his wife patty with being able to spot when something is wrong and this man needs a pill. a sobering thing from someone. he's heard the cheers across the country, a lot in the same s

chris connelly remembers the man >> reporter: arnold palmer was one of golf afs greatest players ever. unquest unquestiona unquestionably, it's most beloved. the king with the common touch. >> he's the best. >> reporter: he burst on to the scene in the '50s. he won seven majors from 1958 to 1964, including a two-stroke victory over jack nicklaus at the u.s. open. >> the 1960 u.s. open e belongs >> reporter: and another comeback to win the '62 masters. he had knocked 62 pga tour wins. it was how he won. his pants-hitching panache that made him a superstar. making so many proud to be part of arnie's army. following his retirement from the tour, palmer remained golfs a greatest ambassador. playing with presidents, pros, and just plain old people. 2004, he would be ginn the presidential medal of freedom. >> the united states proud citizen for his athletic skill, his sportsman ship and his many contributions to sports and america. >> reporter: millions who never saw him hit a golf shot new arnold palmer for the iced tea and lemonade drink that bears his name. >> that was awesome. >> report

. >> chris connelly talking about that. >> serious revelations. >>> but we begin with those bombshell announcements from fox news. they agreed to pay gretchen carlson a staggering $20 million to settle a suit against roger ailes. amy is here with the latest and, amy, that other surprise longtime anchor greta van susteren announced she is out, as well. >> greta is out and gretchen is getting a big settlement when she filed her lawsuit two months ago no one knew what would happen taking on one of the most powerful men in the news business, it seemed like a big major victory and the fallout may be far from over. >> big lawsuit, big payout. >> $20 million. >> settled sexual discrimination lawsuit. >> reporter: fox news making headlines of its own just two months after the bombshell lawsuit from former "fox & friends" anchor gretchen carlson against the powerful fox news chief roger ailes for sexual harassment. the network's parent company is settling for $20 million. the announcement after a scathing "new york" magazine article announcing carlson had been secretly recording conversations

our team of insiders, abc's chris connelly here at the table. first of all, what do people say you look like right now. >> harry potter's grandfather. it vibrates when i feel danger? speaking of feeling danger, different segue, we'll start after she was attacked by a notorious celebrity prankster last week in milan now responding to critics who accuse her, chris, i can't even say that they're accusing her of being too aggressive. the guy attacks her. >> that's insane, obviously. i think some uk site headlined it not model behavior. this is an overzealous fan, this is a serial celebrity manhandling her. what i liked about it. she cited her background not only in boxing as, you know, in the gym and tough but her days as a volleyball star at malibu high school saying the muscle memory helped her fight back. i don't think we want supermodels having to fend themselves after shows in pi lann but great to know she feels she can take matters in her own hands and is speaking up. will smith. will smith gave him a slap on the face. >> yeah, you can see wha

wisconsin linebacker chris orr is lost for the season.on the very first defensive play, orr hurt his right knee. the badgers with an embarrassment of riches at linebacker, ryan connelly came in and played very well in his absence. ((paul chryst says we've got confidence in our defense....and a lot of guys stepped up and made plays in game one. and we need to do that again, you know we'll be differently this week.)) and finally, rubbin is racin. except when it goes over the border in canada. check out john hunter nemecheck in the 8 truck, slam into cole custer in the double zero coming to the line.it's a fight to, and after the finish. nemecheck takes the checkered flag, but as he's waiting for it, cole custer says it's on like donkey kong. they have to be separated. coming up at six, one thing that mike mccarthy loved at packers practice today. dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam combat veteran. we don't need politicians playing games with attack ads. there's a better way. he combines targeted military force with better human intelligence. and, he'll work to get middle eastern states to take on the terrorists in their own backyard. russ feingold offers a toug

chris, okay, this is okay. there's trust and -- >> not that i would ever do ha. >> not that you would ever do that. >> i'm not sure what you'd make fun of me. but go ahead. >> one of connelly's confederate sharpshooters dubbed the angel of death. >> there's very few things you could point at that are goals as an actor because you want to work but you don't know what roles you necessarily want to cowboy would be one of them and, you know, so, yeah, i was pretty giddy when i got to do this. i got to smoke cigars and drink whiskey. >> who was the fastest draw? >> it's got to be >> and >> and some of you all have seen great cast, starts tomorrow. >> starts tomorrow. all right, t.j., thanks for coming by. >>> welcome back, everybody. it's the very excited crowd that will bet for excited. we'll learn about real money. how to plan for their financial future and rebecca jarvis is here with that. >> life insurance can be incredibly complex but this morning, we've got your answers. >> let's swing art will. >> this couple with two young boys and alexis took out a 0-year term life insurance policy. >> i'm one of three girls and we lost our father at a young age. he passed away unexpecte

chris, okay, this is okay. there's trust and -- >> not that i would ever do ha. >> not that you would ever do that. >> i'm not sure what you'd make fun of me. but go ahead. >> one of connelly's confederate sharpshooters dubbed the angel of death. >> there's very few things you could point at that are goals as an actor because you want to work but you don't know what play. but i knew -- i always knew that cowboy would be one of them and, you know, so, yeah, i was pretty giddy when i got to do this. i got to smoke cigars and drink whiskey. >> who was the fastest draw? >> it's got to be chris. >> i'd like to say it was me, but it ain't. ? [ cheers and applause ] it. it's good. great cast, starts tomorrow. >> starts tomorrow. all right, t.j., thanks for coming by. the jeans and all. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don'

chris, okay, this is okay. there's trust and -- >> not that i would ever do ha. >> not that you would ever do that. >> i'm not sure what you'd make fun of me. but go ahead. >> one of connelly's confederate sharpshooters dubbed the angel of death. >> there's very few things you could point at that are goals as an actor because you want to work but you don't know what roles you necessarily want to play. but i knew -- i always knew that you know, so, yeah, i was pretty giddy when i got to do this. i got to smoke cigars and drink whiskey. >> who was the fastest draw? >> it's got to be chris. >> i'd like to say it was me, but it ain't. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> and some of you all have seen it. it's good. great cast, starts tomorrow. >> starts tomorrow. coming by. the jeans and all. we'll be right back. horner: i was proud to stand for our country. i will not stand for congressman hardy and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. >>> welcome back, everybody. it's the very excited crowd that will bet for excited. we'll learn about real money.