jess: cody?s ] lemonis: what i'd love to do is actually meet you guys at the other location. jess: yeah. chris: yeah, sounds good. lemonis: okay. great. chris: all right. ♪ lemonis: hey, chris, there's nobody here. it's empty. chris: yeah. lemonis: when did you open this store? chris: last year. lemonis: so walk me through the logic of how you picked highland park, how you picked this location. chris: demographic-wise, a more affluent customer -- the proximity to the lakefront with paddleboard sales made more sense for us to come north. lemonis: money and water don't equal opening up a windward location. highland park is a suburb of chicago that's got a slightly older demographic to it, and i haven't seen anybody ride down the street on a skateboard before. this is cool. what size would i wear? chris: you would probably be a small. lemonis: really? have you seen the size of my ass? i'm gonna go try this thing on. chris: okay. lemonis: i wanted to understand how expensive snowboarding actually was

cody: that's right.ert: yeah, so, how much has the program grown, and how many programs are involved now? cody: so, over the past few years, we've added an average of about a million pounds of food distributed each year. so, last year, it was 48 million pounds of food. the year before that, it was 47, and we're continuing to add because, as you said, the need continues to grow. robert: right, and of course, a big part of that is the campaigns, all the food campaigns that we're conducting. we're participating in one. we wanna show people what they're gonna get when they purchase or donate these bags. one of the things i noticed is that there's just so many more items now. and last year, i think we had, like, 17,000 bags donated on the first day, and 300,000 over the entire campaign. but the bag this year, i think, contains so many more items this year, huh? cody: yeah, it's fantastic. i think there's 11, 12 items. there's applesauce, there's tuna, there's pasta, there's green beans, and there's things tha

cody. [applause] general cody: thank you, everybody. for our vietnam veterans and their families, sometimes saying thank you for your service is not enough. and i want to tell you what i really want to do is say thank you for inspiring a young 16-year-old from vermont back in 1966 as i got to watch your vietnam helicopter pilots on tv, and that inspired me to want to become like you, a helicopter pilot. i was lucky enough to be able to achieve my dream, but more importantly, as soon as i graduated from flight school, it was hundreds of vietnam era officers and colonels who taught me what flight looked like, who taught me how to be an aviation leader, and quite frankly, i tell everybody i would not be a general officer had it not been for my vietnam tutors. thank you for everything you have done for this great country. i also want to thank you because in 1991 when i came back from the iraq war, it was 3:00 in the morning. i had my squadron from the 101st. we landed in bangor, maine. we were some of the last guys out of the iraq war, the

cody. general richard a cod [applause] general cody: thank you, everybody. veterans andam their families, sometimes saying thank you for your service is not enough. what iant to tell you really want to do is say thank you for inspiring a young vermont back in 1966 as i got to watch your tv,nam helicopter pilots on and that inspired me to want to become like you, a helicopter pilot. i was lucky enough to be able to achieve my dream, but more importantly, as soon as i graduated from flight school, it was hundreds of vietnam era officers and colonels who taught like, whoight looked taught me how to be an aviation leader, and quite frankly, i tell everybody i would not be a general officer had it not been for my vietnam tutors. thank you for everything you have done for this great country. i also want to thank you because in 1991 when i came back from the iraq war, it was 3:00 in the morning. i had my squadron from the 101st. we landed in bangor, maine. we were some of the last guys war, the first gulf war. tvguys, we were watching on waiting back in saudi arabi

>> as you hear the bell, cody nails it. guys don't think he actually did it. >> after further review -- >> yeah, yeah, cody. >> take a knee. take a knee. that stinks, because he was there. he analyzed it, he saw, and he had a pretty darn good attempt. oh, no, another injury. >> drew blood. >> two ended up almost bleeding during this. they should never play real football. >> i know you're not talking. you tried to play catch on turkey day and your head still isn't the same. >> that's a good point. >> time to move on to the second round. >> i'm nervous. i'm not a good kicker. >> they have to kick it. >> this is a rule change the nfl needs. >> that did not go well. >> cody and tyler headed to the finale. >> you're going to the finale! >> thank you! >> mimics the move, too. >> head down, head down. >> oh, man. >> gridlock. >> and go! >> that's the goal line touchdown. >> nice, nice. >> uh-oh. >> down to this! >> oh! >> man. >> it's close. >> you're a winner! >> cody is the winner and he's going to go home with this beautiful tr

if you want to pet that up, pairing him with cody gives you that angle. he does draw some very interesting comparisons between them and sees them as kind of coworkers in this really broad cultural movement of -- this is important. [laughter] i mean, it is what elliott would say -- deal with it. i don't know why someone could not research this. i am looking at you, britain. somebody could look into that. it's pretty interesting they were in chicago at the columbian exchange in some kind of proximity and that is interesting, but this is really interesting and important for our understanding of regional conversations and so on. anyway. back -- not back to the point, this is a really important point. this is the term that david , it is a helpful term. beinger anxiety, not anxiety felt by frontier's people, but people who were not frontiers people who were around in the late 19th century and early 20th century. americans who were anxious about hanging questions. what will happen to the united states without a frontier? the anxiety -- this has explained to we a

that turner and cody had their differences. they were both major practitioners of nostalgia in the west that had gone away. we are prettyt much in the same spirit. remember, we are never supposed to say -- that is how you tell the world you are sophisticated. if you say buffalo bill cody's wild west show, that makes it clear you are an outsider. because cody never said the word "show," and he didn't want people to collect that. it was the wild west. did you know you could betray your outsider status so easily? would you all like to say it together? wild west. that was very effective. you will find that gets you someplace in very limited circles. don't expect to move out in the world and everybody will be, look how sophisticated this person is. the west thatthat was seeing as lost and departed was a much wilder, wilder and unsettled west. theer was feeling sad about word -- the word tame keeps coming up. the taming of the west. it started as wilderness, turned ,nto the site of log cabins which turned into big, comfortable farm h

dad, cody, a contractor, lost >> yes, ma'am. >> so tricia and her husband are helpin cody replace them>> means a lot. it's k of you know, gives me pretty much my life. it's how i support my family. it means a lot. >> peyton says both sides in >> thank you very much. >> about the people who >> just having that family there tell us that we understand. and we're here for you. i was just floored by how many >> all made possible of course back. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, a h.w.bush, now the longest today, mr. bush is now 93 year outliv gerald ford by one day. obviously still go he celebrated his 90th bt, he nuts. and did it and happy birthd back then. he's 166 days past his 93rd now. >> big changes coming up in >> seven day forecast, stormiest day of the next seven. it's tomorrow. you'll see the rai taperi through monday. year. president trump says time magazine told him he was probably going to receive the honor for a second year in a row. the magazine says, not so fast. >>> doctors orders. the prescription for what ails you may surprise you with no medication invol

codis is short for combined dna index system. it is a national database of profiles, provided by federal, state and local crime labs. and codis got a hit. >> everybody was happy. >> reporter: the match was in new hampshire of all places. a man in prison for armed robbery back in early 2003. but nobody got around to entering his dna into codis until late 2006. >> they got a hit the first time. >> reporter: so trooper hunyor flew to new hampshire to meet the man behind the match. his name was kenneth dion. hunyor had never heard of him. their q&a session was taped. >> when did you get into alaska? >> in the '90s some time. >> i just started talking to him about his life, where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. >> reporter: so you didn't jump right in and say, we know you killed this girl. >> no, just try to get some rapport with him. basically smoked and joked for a while. you get to travel the state quite a bit? >> a little bit. i went up to denali a couple of times with friends from the military. i m

cody always kissed. 23-year-old. cody spent months in the hospital, then had a massive heart at >> so we had to make that decision to shut the machines off and end our son's life. and all because somebody had to pick up a cell phone and look at it because it made a noise. >> reporter: the bill was not without controversy. critics complained that being able to pull someone over simply for holding their cell phone was a little too aggressive. the warning period ends in january, and then those increased fines become a reality for drivers. kris van cleave, cbs news, seattle. >>> three american sailors are missing half a world from home. they were on a navy transport plane that crashed in the pacific wednesday, nearly 600 miles southeast of okinawa. the navy has notified their families, but it's withholding their identities as the search widens. eight others were rescued. your holiday dinner with coffee, you may find this interesting. british scientists say this week that three to four cups a day are likely doing good for

cody always kissed. >> her son, cody, was working on a road construction crew outside seattle. the driver of this jeep told police he was looking at his phone and slammed into the 23-year-old. cody spent months in the hospital, then had a massive heart attack. >> so we had to make that decision to shut the machines off and end our son's life. and all because somebody had to pick up a cell phone and look at it because it made a noise. >> reporter: the bill was not without controversy. critics complained that being able to pull someone over simply for holding their cell phone was a little too aggressive. the warning period ends in january, and then those increased fines become a reality for drivers. kris van cleave, cbs news, seattle. >> ninan: three american sailors are missing half a world from home. they were on a navy troart plane that crashed in the pacific wednesday, nearly 600 miles southeast of okinawa. the navy has notified their families, but it's whoading their identities as the search widens. eight others were rescued. so if you're topping off your holiday dinner with

her son cody was working on the road. the driver was looking at his phone and slammed into cody.the hospital and then had a massive heart attack. >> so we had to nation a decision to shut the machines off and ends he life. all because someone picked up a cell phone to look at it because it made a phone. >> some thought it was a little too aggressive. the warning period ends in january and then the increased fines become a reality for drivers. kris van cleave, cbs news, seattle. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," systemic failures in federal databases are putting fire arms if the hands of potentially dangerous people. cbs looks at a breakdown. >>> plus questions for uber's new ceo about why a data breach involved 57 million riders and drivers wasn't disclosed sooner. >>> and the little black dress and white t-shirt have long been paret of the american wardrobe, but now they're being heralded by the art world. that's the "cbs morning news" for this morning. i'm weijia jiang. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com hey, guys. where are the cookies for the... bake s

debbie's beloved cody slept on the floor beside her. the shades were down. lars joined them a little past midnight. four hours passed, and then -- >> san antonio 911. >> uh, just -- had a gun shot. >> reporter: what had happened in that texas home? >> i thought i heard a burglar in the house. >> reporter: danger in the night. and a confrontation in the dark. >> damn it! oh! baby! ♪has torn us apart ♪and i'm moving on. it's cyber monday, we needon it.t busy. we're saving an extra 15% off everything on target.com. oh bananas! banana bananas! it is crazy, right?! save an extra 15% off cyber monday at target.com. i'm and i'm an emt.erer when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. can a canned ♪oup can goodness? well yes! a soup in the right direction. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: 4:13 a.m. lars itzo called 911. >> i'm a male. she's a female. >> will you send an ambulance please! >> report

are back in the u.s.today they had a press conference to apologize for their actions liangelo ball codyhill were cody riley and jalen hill were held in china for a week and questioned about allegedly stealing sunglasses from a louis vuitton store while the team was in china to play a gamethe school has suspended all three indeifinitly until a review is completed they can not practice suit up or travel with the teamball the brother of los angeles laker lonzo and son of outspoken father levar and riley apologized for their actions(sot: ball & riley)(wipe to trump tweet) "i'm grateful to be back home, and i'll never make a mistake like this again. i'm extremely sorry for those who i let down, but i'm also very thankful for all the help, love and support that they provided, and i take full responsibility for my actions."""i want to start off by saying how embarrassed and ashamed i am for disappointing my family, my teammates, my coaches, and the entire ucla community. i feel terrible and i'm sorry to everybody who i've let down." before the press conference presid

maybe cody bellinger.senthal. >> ken: cody, game 7 of the world series. first world series game 7 everette dodger stadium. i was in your clubhouse. the reggae music is pretty loud. what's the mood? stick with the same it's been the past probably three months. we walk in there. there is music on. past couple days have been reggae. maybe calm down the nerves. it's game 7. we are going to go out there and have fun. >> ken: use targeted in the minor leagues. if i told you you're going to play in game 7, batting cleanup and playing first base for the los angeles dodgers for the first world series title in this town since 1988, what would you have said? >> i would ask that you are crazy. i am here right now and it's still kind of surreal. here i am an i'm going to do what i can to help the team win. i'm going to go out there and have fun and try to treat it like i've been the last couple months. >> ken: mccullers is starting but you might see an array of features. how do you prepare? >> it is all or nothing. you

and also, at the columbian exposition was buffalo bill cody. they were not on a panel discussion. [laughter] which was a shame. this greatte wrote essay where he compares turner ody and brings them into a conversation. in essence, he sees both of them coworkers in the overproduction of frontier nostalgia. differences and they were mode -- both major practitioners and nostalgia for a west that had gone away. what will we do next? we will see the wild west. that is how you tell the world you are sophisticated. if you say, buffalo bill cody's wild west show, that makes it clear you are an outsider because he never said the word show and he did not want people to call it a show. it was the wild west. did you know you could betray your outsider status of easily? would you all like to say it together? wild west. that was really very effective. you will find that gets you someplace in very limited circles. expect to go out in the world and everybody will be, how sophisticated this person is. cody was the much wilder and unsettled kind of west and turner was feeling sad about the -- about

cody bellinger. >> 39 home runs.on judge 52. >> aaron judge. >> but both rookies of the year, first time since the '70s that that's happened? >>> you never know what or who you're going to see on a new york city subway. one day it's the pizza rat. the next it's lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. >> here they are. lebron taking the c train and the decision to ride with other commuters came down to convenience actually. >> the players were told they could get back to their hotel with a subway ride. then they went out and beat the knicks by six points. >> there was almost like a fight between lebron and friends. so there you are. >>> coming up, a man's battle with his condo association over a squirrel. that's right. a battle for brutus. it's no ordinary squirrel. this case probably heading to the supreme court. >>> the new charges and new suspects in the alleged hazing death of a sophomore at penn state and the stunning new revelation recovered from the surveillance camera. you're watching "world news now." i ...

cody riley/ ucla basketball player: i want to start off by saying how embarrassed and ashamed i am for disappointing my family, my teammates, my coaches, and the entire ucla community. i feel terrible and i'm sorry to everybody who i've let down. i know that this goes beyond me letting my school down, but i've let my country down.liangelo ball / ucla basketball player: i'd also like to thank president trump and the united states government for the help that they provided as well. i'm grateful to be back home, and i'll never make a mistake like this again. ucla coach steve alford announced that players are suspended indefinitely and willhave to "earn they way back." president trump played a big part in the release of the three men....when he asked his chinese counterpart - president xi jinping - for help during trump's recent visit to china. under ordinary circumstances - the theft charges could have resulted in years in prison under chinese law. vicki and grant? (vicki) still ahead-- amazon is making even more changes at whole foods. how they are trying to save you some money this holi

her son cody was working on a road construction crew outside seattle.ver of this jeep told police he was looking at his phone and slammed into the 23-year-old. cody spent months in the hospital, then had a massive heart attack. >> so we had to make that decision to shut the machines off and end our son's life. and all because somebody had to pick up a cell phone and look at it because it made a noise. >> reporter: the bill is not without controversy. critics complained that being able to pull someone over simply for holding their cell phone was a little too aggressive. the warning period ends in january, and then those increased fines become a reality for drivers. kris van cleave, cbs news, seattle. >>> president trump is spending the holiday weekend at his mar-a-lago resort in florida but he's finding the time to tweet up a storm. errol barnett reports. >> thank you. >> reporter: president trump spent part of his thanksgiving at a coast guard station near his south florida resort, handing out turkey sandwiches with first lady melania trump. but mr. tru

cody, cody >> i'm sean from niagara falls, new york pitching transocean today.t efficiency and value of contracts going forward. ceo recently recommitted to 95% revenue efficiency to december of 2018, dropped its ppe by 17.8% on the year and currently has six rigs taken offline, going to drop some cost from next year. value goes forward president trump signed executive order to ease restriksz on the offshore drilling industry and new reports new basins four rigs in southeast asia region, if china increases demand for oil last quarter, 1% revenue over expectations and only company according to its -- against peers with positive cash flow. >> couple of questions about it. one, what is your -- view predicated on oil going through 60 it's a tough sell if it's not. >> recently acquired tsonga offshore with oil over 60, bring the oil rigs back up online and saudi exports to the united states dropping and shale peaking out, offshore makes up the difference. >> okay with the balance sheet >> next year after it reorients. >> it's heavy speculative play oil has go through

dad cody a contractor lost all his tools when the house burned down. so trisha and her husband are helping cody replace them. >> it means a lot. it kind of you know gives me my work back. gives me pretty much my life that's how i support my family. oh so it means a lot. >> peyton says both sides in these donations say what makes this special is that it's not just about the money or the stuff. it's about the people who become attached to it. >> just having that family there tell us that we understand that could have been us. and we're here for you. i was just floored by how many families said we have your back. >> all made possible, of course by one woman who had everyone's back, in santa rosa garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> that's support is especially important right now with the holidays. you know it's nice to have that family like family. >> yes. >> it's an emotional week especially now jeff is with us we're talking about not just the weather but noticing the traffic everyone trying to fet out or come into town. >> yeah and the weather is coope

cody bellinger, yasiel puig, joc pederson.rt. the back end back, logan forsythe, austin barnes, yu darvish pitching and batting ninth against the right-hander. 24-year-old from tampa, florida. >> john: you prepared to say i'm not giving up any runs. then you get two runs in the first inning and you start thinking about oh, my gosh. i've got the lead. this is mine. the biggest thing for mccullers will be establishing the fastball. he has the go to pitch to the curveball. he's a rhythm pitcher. can he stay in rhythm despite the lineup and the power they possess? the one that said, the dodgers hitting .208 in this series as a team. they've been able to string together hits at opportune times. taylor, the guy at the plate, the biggest hit of the night last night, rbi double off verlander in the sixth. this one into right center field. back at springer. to the wall. just like the top of the inning, a leadoff double. >> john: breaking ball came out of his hand up instead of behind his hand. meaning the ball was flat. much like the s

cody riley, liangelo ball, and jalen hill appeared remorseful in front of a room full of reportersthe college basketball players were arrested in china last week... accused of stealing sunglasses from a luxury storeu-c-l-a officials say chinese authorities dropped the charges after the men admitted guiltpresident trump was in beijing at the time of the arrestshe says he asked the chinese president for a quick resolution to the caseon twitter trump wondered if his efforts would go unnoticed, but in the end the players did thank him by name ( darya ) while they are grateful to be home... it will be sometime before the players return to the basketball court ( darya )pope fran

a quarter of a trillion in new business deals not bad for a quick visit to china donald trump cody's up to china's xi jinping softening his rhetoric over the massive trade imbalance. and big shot businessman in saudi arabia had better watch their backs hundreds of people have been brought in for questioning of the embezzlement of at least one hundred billion dollars also coming up is it just a weed killer or could it kill us the e.u. just can't agree on the use of the controversial pesticide apply for say. i'm daniel winter with twelve minutes of business to us tax plans one from the senate one from the house today the dow jones and a thursday session down after the senate's plan seemingly wanted to delay tax cuts meanwhile a republican led committee approved the house of representatives own plan under the house's measures u.s. corporation tax would be reduced from thirty five to twenty percent democrats say the plans disproportionately benefit the super rich it's all sets the stage for a vote to take place in the house as early as next week where the two bills would need squeezing i

i think cody riley thanked so many people i was starting to think it might be a shoplifting awards show. listen, they did not only dome young guy stuff, they did dumb young guy criminal stuff and they got caught and they have been in china for a week and they've had a lot of time to think about it is. this the crime of the century, katy? i don't think it's the crime of the century. but i hope the athletic directors are talking about this now. there's going to be some sanction from the ucla basketball program for this kids because i've got fur children of my own and i always tell them if you think you're in the wrong place, you are. not only were they in the wrong place thinking they could do this like entitled jamokes, they were doing this in a foreign country which is wildly out of their comfort zone and i cannot believe that they're not going to have to pay some kind of price with this basketball season. >> are you talking about suspensions? are you talking about playing -- not playing two games, three games, not playing the rest of the season? >> i would think there has to be some su

first pitchtop 1st astros out fastalex bregman's grounder to the right side thrown away at 1st by cody george springer scores 1-0 astros (2-0 after the 1st)top 2nd/ 3-0 astrosgeorge springer who was named series mvp 2-run home run off yu darvish springer's 4th the deciding game 7 of the world seri dodgers-astros in los angelesdon newcomb and sandy koufax two of the greatest dodgers ever throw out the first pitchtop 1st astros out fastalex bregman's grounder to the right side thrown away at 1st by cody bellinger george springer scores 1-0 astros (2-0 after the 1st)top 2nd/ 3-0 astrosgeorge springer who was named series mvp 2-run home run off yu darvish springer's 4th home run of the series 4th in 4 games 5-0 astrosdodgers just couldn't get anything going in the 6th 5-1 astros with 2 runners on corey seager breaks his bat carlos correa charges and throws seagar out at 1st to end the inningwe go to the botom of the 9th. 5-1 astros 2 outs(sot: joe bucks calls final out) "traded over here because of the sanchez success... here's a ground ball right side could do it... the houston

to me, cody bellinger has proven he can't hit the right-handed stuff down and in. don't know if you are not doing him a favor by bringing in a lefty. >> john: this is the only batter liriano will face. >> joe: strike one. >> john: i thought getting him in yesterday was a big part of what a.j. was going to be able to do if he utilized him tonight, and he has. >> joe: bellinger has struck out twice tonight. both times against mccullers. just inside. both times on pitches down and in from the right-hander. now gets a different look. average better against lefties in the regular-season and postseason combined. dodgers need something out of their cleanup hitter. the 1-1. >> john: tracked that one better. down and in probably won't be an issue now with the left-hander, as you mentioned. as the right-handers exploited that right there. that was the curveball and it was an easy game plan for he wasn't adjusting, so you don't have to adjust. now he has a different look. he's trying to get outfield grass somewhere. the ball must touch the outfield grass. >> joe: 2-1. to the

who became involved in an international in china were back on campus today...while liangelo ball, codyalen hill have been cleared of shop lifting charges in china but today were suspended indefintely from paticipating for ucla basketball. the players did give the president his props. "i'd also like to thank president trump and the united states government for the help that they provided as well." "to president trump and the united states government thank you for taking the time to intervene on our behalf. we really appreciate you helping us out." now i don't expect you to agree...that in my world these are 19 year old kids who made made a big mistake like a lot of 19 year olds do.....don't expect you to agree....but these kids were talented enoiugh to get a college scholarship meaning right or wrong they had someone getting them out of little scraps since they were 10 years old...don't expect you to agree but these are young basketball players not diplomats be it china or west covina i don't think they pretty much knew the difference....and one more for all t

to me, cody bellinger has proven he can't hit the right-handed stuff down and in.w if you are not doing him a favor by bringing in a lefty. >> john: this is the only batter liriano will face. >> joe: strike one. >> john: i thought getting him in yesterday was a big part of what a.j. was going to be able to do if he utilized him tonight, and he has. >> joe: bellinger has struck out twice tonight. both times against mccullers. just inside. both times on pitches down and in from the right-hander. now gets a different look. average better against lefties in the regular-season and postseason combined. dodgers need something out of their cleanup hitter. the 1-1. >> john: tracked that one better. down and in probably won't be an issue now with the left-hander, as you mentioned. as the right-handers exploited that right there. that was the curveball and it was an easy game plan for he wasn't adjusting, so you don't have to adjust. now he has a different look. he's trying to get outfield grass somewhere. the ball must touch the outfield grass. >> joe: 2-1. to the right side

the drive of this jeep told police he was looking at his phone and slammed into cody who after months suffered a massive heart attack. >> i know cody would never want to live that way, so we had t machines off and end our son's life and all because somebody had to pick up a cell phone and look at it. >> you are just as dangerous or more so when you very on a cell phone than a drunk driver. >> washington governor james inslee vetoed a portion of the law. he wanted it in effect now. >> we're going to reduce drunk electronic driving and that's wlat is. >> is part of it trying to create a sigma? >> one of the successful things, why we have reduced drunk driving is it has created a great stigma. >> critics claim being able to pull someone over for simply holding their cell phone is a little too aggressive. the warning ends in january and the fines become a reality. >> please put down your cell phones. difference. >>> jonathan vigliotti shows us why researchers are so excited about this one. >> scientists have found a hidden chamber inside a pyramid in egypt. what's inside. that story strai

minutes in gideon young brought you've been going up leon go down in the box penalty for the hosts from cody santo took the initiative and gave shaka an easy lead his first goal since march twenty sixth. after the break the guests had the better of the chances. hamburg seventeen year old shooting star set up aaron hunt who hit the post was on shell because. with ten minutes on the clock shellcode were on the attack again and it paid off. oh no plea on got the ball to. the net it shot because second. hamburg lose their fifth away game on the bounce well shall come up to second to the table for the first time in five years which. was a great result for sal khan it's time for the much day twelve chops to kick start and that's what my teams on the grass looks fine instead of course the first reporter to have worked on every continent and been this legal reporter nick mckenna klein who hasn't achieved that just yet but of course he has worked in europe i'm not very impressive tonight we're going to start with you let's not shall have had a cracking season so far and after that two nil win their s

good, tight breaking ball for a strike to cody bellinger who was had a rough night. >> john: he has.le different maybe with contact in certain situations. >> joe: a lot of that. 0-2. >> john: this game, even in the greatness of aaron judge, as he was in the first half, monster. then the league exposed him a little bit. he went through a rough stretch and adjusted again. same thing for bellinger. he will have to adjust next year to the pitchers who have seen some things in this series. >> joe: got tim looking. third strikeout of the night for bellinger. >> john: it's a game of adjustments. a door opens and it's up to that player, pitcher or hitter, to close the door. then you wait for another door to open. what the astros are so good at, spinning a baseball, throwing off-speed about 50/50. fastball ratio. they have exposed bellinger in the series between lot of strikeouts. >> joe: overall postseason record, not just a world series record for bellinger. such a good guy, good kid, had a great year. just 22 years old. he has now struck out 29 times this postseason. >> john: he will be fi

good, tight breaking ball for a strike to cody bellinger who was had a rough night. >> john: he has.ith contact in certain situations. >> joe: a lot of that. 0-2. >> john: this game, even in the greatness of aaron judge, as he was in the first half, monster. then the league exposed him a little bit. he went through a rough stretch and adjusted again. same thing for bellinger. he will have to adjust next year to the pitchers who have seen some things in this series. >> joe: got tim looking. third strikeout of the night for bellinger. adjustments. a door opens and it's up to that player, pitcher or hitter, to close the door. then you wait for another door to open. what the astros are so good at, spinning a baseball, throwing off-speed about 50/50. fastball ratio. they have exposed bellinger in the series between lot of strikeouts. >> joe: overall postseason record, not just a world series record for bellinger. such a good guy, good kid, had a great year. just 22 years old. he has now struck out 29 times this postseason. >> john: he will be fine because as the league faces him, they don

dad cody, a contractor, lost all his tools when their house burned down. >> you want this too? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: so trisha and her husband are helping cody replace them. >> it means a lot. it's kind of, you know, gives me my work back, gives me pretty much my life. that's how i support my family. so that means a lot. >> reporter: peyton say both sides in this donation say what makes this special is that it's not just about the money or the stuff. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: it's about the people who come attached to it. >> just having that family there tell us that we understand, that could have been us. and we're here for you. i was just floored by how many families said, we have your back. >> reporter: all made possible, of course, by one woman who had everyone's back. in santa rosa, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> well, there's much more ahead on "today in the bay." >>> coming up, why the legal team for the former national security adviser has cut ties with the president's lawyers. >>> plus -- >> it's something that i'll never forget, that i'll never

he cody reilly and jaylin hill were arrested for allegedly stealing from a louis vuitton store near their hotel. all three are out on bail and the players face three to ten years in prison if convicted. >>> penn state is disciplining three students in the death of a fraternity pledge. the school conducted their own review of piazza's death. they range from suspension to expulsion and prosecutors refiled charges in a separate case. >>> and the jury is debating the case of bob mendez. prosecutors alleged that he illegal accepted gifts from a florida eye doctor for promoting the businessman's dealings. they both deny the accusation and he faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted. a big morning for several athletes in montgomery county. "action news" was there at abington high school as four students found their college letters of intent. volleyballer grace whitney signed on for westchester university. and samantha brusha is headed to millersville and john paul nolan signed with east strasburg university. >>> and the phantom of the opera playing at the kimmal center what makes this differe

freshman cody riley and jalen hill were also arrested.n a statement u-c-l-a says the university is cooperating with local authorities. ucla and georgia tech open the season on friday in shanghai. 5:xx - and as we get closer to veterans day.. abc seven is saying thank you to all our veterans and active service members. yesterday we took you to fort belvoir army base.. and this morning, eileen whelan is live with the marines at quantico nashville.. the cma awards will be handed out miranda lambert goes into the show with the most nods, five - and brad paisley is back as co-host along with carrie undewood. he tells us expect their usual jokes.. but they'll also honor the lives lost at the country music concert mass shooting in las vegas. catch the cma awards tonight seven... and coming up we're taking you live to nashville. don't miss kidd o'shea live from the red carpet at 5:50 time now for weather another chilly day... not as wet only 1 of next 10 days at or above average temps arctic cold front moves through friday with january type cold

liangelo ball, cody riley and the other were swarmed by the media.hey stole from three stores in china. today the men said they take full responsibility. >> i know that this goes beyond me letting my school down, i let the country down. >> i'm grateful to be back home and i'll never make a mistake like this again. >> what i did was stupid. there's just no other way to put it and i'm not that type of person. >> the men also thanked president trump for resolving the situation with china's president, this after mr. trump took to twitter to ask if they would thank him. >>> to capitol hill now, where republicans are going after a key part of the affordable care act to help pay for tax cuts. mola lenghi breaks it down. >> reporter: senate republicans found a new way to pay for the tax reform, get rid of the individual mandate from the affordable care act which requires people to buy insurance or be fined. >> the goal is to repeal an unpopular tax from an unworkable law in order to provide more tax relief to mid class families. >> reporter: repealing it wou

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. >> baseball, aaron judge of the yankies no surprise,al rookie of the year, cody bellinger of dodgersets the award in national league. >> at home, with protests football, we have woody's roadside tavern in farming dale, new jersey, they turned off football for veteran's day week, and invite is is family and friends to raise money for military charities, they packed it up. 300 to 400 supporters showed up. and a great day sunday, we were invited to visit. staten island i met some crew, officers at devil a game. they invited us to tour the ship, what an experience. inspiring for everyone that is your day in sports back to you. bill: all right, great, great to see there is money in these places, without the nfl. >> how many days. >> under 100. >> thank you. bill: governor-elect phil murphy in new jersey, he has a long list of priorities, most of them require a lot more money than new jersey has already been spending in their 34 plus billion dollar budget, murphy raising facts only on millionaires, but $1.3 billion in new facts and tens of billions of new spending. you and i are going to p

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