leave government out of it. >> and get rid of that cologne.his has anything to do with schneiderman's opinion. he receive at least $25,000 in campaign contributions, probably more. that's all we could actually vet. tooung that's just a coincidence that he's getting money from people competing with these sites? >> possibly. but, look. we created this problem when we put through exceptions. so this is gambling, this is not. either it's against the law or it's not. if it's against the law then the law need s to be enforced. >> i agree. >> that's the problem. what is gambling anymore? >> yeah. there is a lot of definitional problems with it. >> the he said there was never any sports betting in new york. there has been and the government ran it. it was off track betting, otb. >> and the government ran it into the ground. thank you very much. it shows hypocrisy. new york promote as lottery where the payout is stingy by las vegas standards. it's hypocrisy. as long as their pockets are lined they don't like others doing the same thing. >> is schneider

cologne delivers into left. and that scores dyson. kansas city is on top 3-2. >> cologne launches a single to left, scoring the go-ahead run. the royals tack on another four runs after that and hang on for the 7-2 come back victory over the mets, wrapping up the series in five games. and we finally want to show you the mild wild end from the miami/duke game. thomas sir takes it in himself. blue devils jump out to a 27-24 lead after a successful two-point conversion. miami set to return the kickoff with six seconds to play. >> taken short. lateral. they practiced that on wednesday. time is going to expire on the game. so this either goes or it doesn't. the ball is still alive. it's got to be a backwards lateral. get behind it. it's still alive. >> duke doing a nice job spacing all over. oh, he got a block. >> they've got blockers. they've got a lane. 40-yard line. no black shirts between the goal line. can you believe what you just saw? >> at first i thought i was watching rug my for a moment. eight laterals. after a nine-minute review

. >>> if it's the holidays, you can find willie cologne giving back to the community. the injured jets offensive guard is a new yorker through and through. today he returned to his roots. for the third year in a row, cologne headed to the melrose projects in the south bronx where he spent his youth. flanked by four jets teammates and his mom in attendance, the 32-year-old bronx native handed out more than 150 turkeys that were donated by stop&shop. yes, it's true what they say. home is where the heart is. how important is it to remember where you came from? >> you never want to leave anywhere and forget the people who gave you so much, love, respect, insight, wisdom. i never wanted to leave here and felt like i was disconnected, so this keeps me connected to the community. a lot of these women that came in and got turkeys today, they raised me. >> the people love willie, and we care about him a lot, too, so it's great when we can just, you know, meet up and do something positive. >> a lot of us came from humble beginnings, man, so will comes from this neighborhood. thi

mbta bus driver roberto cologne sees unusual things every day. what he experienced veteran's day was far different. >> the next thing you know, he pulled out the weapony he had and i am like this is serious. >> reporter: his new fare held a hatchet in his hand. four others were on board. he staid calm and kept driving. >> all family issues he had, he lost his job and stuff and i am like pretty much telling him you should have told me, that you know, let's stop. >> reporter: he hit the panic button that started beeping. the man became more stressed. >> saying don't do anything stupid. >> reporter: one of the passengers started banging on the doors. the man allowed him to us about open the doors allowing three to us about jump out. >> and he mety -- pretty much had the hatchet. >> reporter: he knew officers were working a detail by columbia road and dorchester. that is where he and the final passenger made their escape and engaged the police. >> are you a veteran? i said -- he said yes and thank you for your service and that is when he kind of rela

cologne and the officers, a veteran's day like no other, you. and i can tell you that man does take -- was taken into custody and is getting the help he needs. live in dorchester, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much for the update this morning. >>> it's 5:06. and new details about the body that washed up on a plymouth beach. the police say that the 18-year- old man from paulding missing since mid-october. the construction you're built a sea wall yesterday. the police don't expect foul play. >> a new hampshire mother facing charges in the overdose death of her teenage daughter is due in court in earn -- this morning. the 17-year-old died at the rivera motel last month. the medical examiner said she died from an overdose of fentanol. and now, the mother and her boyfriend are charge in connection with eve's death. >> the fact that it's the mother of the victim makes why it more disturbing to us about me. >> and published reports said that the mother was trying to us about push her into a life of prostitution and drugs. a massach

>> and then you would -- >> seth: now, you can on 3am cologne at any time of the day?! [ light laughter ] >> seth: now there you go. i don't' know. because i set an alarm at night, and i wake up and put it then. [ laughter ] >> then you would go in your sean john suit. you go to work. okay? you call your girl from work. say, "come on, baby, we're gonna go out for a date later on." you go home, she's running a little late. you turn on my network, revolt. >> seth: right. [ light laughter ] >> you'd watch one of the shows. >> seth: and then you find out she's running late because she's with you. [ laughter ] >> maybe. >> seth: maybe, right. >> but then after that, y'all go out to the club. you go out to the club, you listen to hits. ♪ it was all a dream. used to read word up magazine. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] "more money, more problems," you'd be feelin' -- you feel so good. and then you say, "baby, would you like a drink?" >> seth: right. >> and then you go to the bar, and you would say, "would you like some tequila? we have baluarte tequila." or you would say, "would y

they say that dallas cowboys' running back stole $123 underwear and cologne at the dillards last year. according to the police report, he said that he didn't pay for the merchandise, because he didn't want to take the time to do it. and he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor, misdemeanor, and the cowboys have are released him on unspecified personal issue. >> and now, there is a curb stoning, and today, senator jeffrey klein released details of an investigation of how unlicensed dealers are running rampant. they pose as owners on craigslist selling cars that are defective, damaged and stole even and they take up much needed parking space hs n s in the bronx and brooklyn and the senator is calling on governor cuomo to up the fine for illegal ly sales of vehicles. are being scammed by a seller by using a phone number of multiple vehicles, and also, if the title is not in the seller's room. >> keep your eyes open. and the fda just approved the production of genetically modified salmon for consumption. scientists say that by breeding genetically modified fish, you could rob the real fish popula

he was also caught in the cologne section taking a tester bottle. he later pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft and was sentenced to six-months probation. the cowboys released him his month. this morning, a perfect way to salute the unbeaten hawkeyes. they're putting a teenager in the spotlight -- so he can share his story. beau atkinson is this week's kid captain for iowa's final home game of the year. the program selects patients from the university of iowa children's hospital and allows them to share their stories beau is from central city and has a rare form of hemophilia. he was diagnosed at just 6 months old he's now 13 and enjoys being active at school and with his friends. "it just feels like that if something happens to me like if me out through that whole time." this week beau will join the hawkeyes on the field at the beginning of the game. his family will have this banner outside kinnick at ther tailgate -- so if you see it -- stop by and say hello. drivers can squeeze with ease. there's a slump at the pump. we saw this on our way into wo

>> and then you would -- >> seth: now, you can on 3am cologne at any time of the day? >> at any time! [ light laughter ] >> seth: now there you go. i don't' know. because i set an alarm at night, and i wake up and put it then. [ laughter ] >> then you would go in your sean john suit. you go to work. okay? you call your girl from work. say, "come on, baby, we're gonna go out for a date later on." you go home, she's running a little late. you turn on my network, revolt. >> seth: right. [ light laughter ] >> you'd watch one of the shows. >> seth: and then you find out she's running late because she's with you. [ laughter ] >> maybe. >> seth: maybe, right. >> but then after that, y'all go out to the club. you go out to the club, you listen to hits. it was all a dream. used to read word up magazine. [ cheers and applause ] "more money, more problems," you'd be feelin' -- you feel so good. and then you say, "baby, would you like a drink?" >> seth: right. >> and then you go to the bar, and you would say, "would you like some tequila? we have baluarte tequila." or you would sa

[laughs] he also sells trump cologne, and, fellas, that stuff can really get you laid.ops struggling. but even when you're born with a silver spoon in your mouth, hard times can strike, and that's just what happened to donald. he was even forced into the ultimate act of degradation-- starring in his own reality show. and soon the top-rated tv show in the nation starred a total asshole torturing people who were stupid enough to work with him. in addition to two and a half men, the apprentice was also a pretty popular show. this guy has an ego. when trump bangs a supermodel, he closes his eyes and imagines he's jerking off. [laughter] [cheers and applause] all jokes aside, though, i was thrilled when they offered me the opportunity to roast such a brilliant, charismatic, totally self-made billionaire who i believe will one day run this country. then the facebook guy cancelled, and we got stuck with your bloated ass. so congratulations on your big night, mr. trump. [cheers and applause] and now, donald, let's get our first roaster up here to knock you down like the homeles

he put under wear and expensive cologne in his bag. >>> also today a new york city firefighter is being called a hero after a dramatic rescue in new york city last night. the 18 year veteran belonged to the same fire house as his father and grandfather. he's being hail aid hero again for saving a newborn baby. reporter: as firefighters return to a street in new york city, one of their colleagues described the dramatic rescue that saved a baby boy tuesday night. >> it's just what we do. it's what we're trained to do and glad that it worked out. exactly the right word. 9:30 tuesday night, 42-year-old adam and his firefighters rushed to the brown family home. they encountered a house on fire and panicked parents yelling about a newborn trapped in the attic. >> i wound up actually bumping into the crib and i heard the very faint noises. baby was making very faint noises. i reached in. i felt the baby and i just grabbed him and took off. >> when he came out with the baby, i was so happy because i couldn't get to him but i didn't have the equipment to get to him. it was too much smoke. i was

texas say the former dallas could you boin boys running back randall stole $123 in underwear and cologne by shipping it in to his bag. it happened at dillards last year. according to toe this police report randall said he didn't pay for the merchandise because he didn't want to take the time to do it. he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor. the cowboys released him for an unspecified personal issue. no matter how fast the markets change, at t. rowe price, our disciplined investment approach remains. we ask questions here. look for risks there. and search for opportunity everywhere. global markets may be uncertain. but you can feel confident in our investment ex!perience... ... around the world. call a t. rowe price investment specialist, or your advisor... ...and see how we can help you find global opportunity. t. rowe price. >>> we're there were certainly high hopes on the ice today, john. >> we remember how the eastern conference finals ended. so you want to exact revenge tonight. winners of nine straight. the longest winning streak in 42 years. tonight taking on tampa, the team that bounc

willie cologne, great job today. >>> coming up next on "nbc nightly news," a russian fighter jet shot down near the turkish-syria border. will we take on isis? >> thanks very much. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. a police officer charged with murder in a shocking con frontation caught on camera. a teen-ager shot 16 times. video being released in chicago tonight bracing for fallout. >>> shot down. a russian fighter jet blown out of the sky near the syrian-turkey border. vladimir putin lashes t while the president of france comes to the white house. a high-stakes escalation against isis. >>> and new alerts, an fbi bulletin to law enforcement across the country as the major holiday travel rush begins. >>> as seen on tv, what a sharp-eyed viewer saw that may have saved a popular host's life. >>> and from steelberg to streisand. in the white house. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. there are urge ept calls for calm being issued by officials and community leaders in chicago as that city braces tonight for the public release of video showing the

. >>> the jets activated cornerback dean milliner and replaced willie cologne on season ending injured reserve with a knee injury. gang green hosts rex ryan and the bills tomorrow night. >>> in baseball news, the yankees traded catcher jon ryan murphy to minnesota for promising outfielder aaron hicks. >>> at 6:00 we showed you perhaps the goal of the nhl's season thus far. tonight we present you the nightly steph curry highlight. there is no need for me to try and describe it. the video speaks for itself. the reigning mvp in 2 points. the defending champions the gelden state warriors are now 9-0. curry leads the nba in scoring, averaging 32.4 points per game. unbelievable. >> looked like kind of a wild fling. >> he can make a shot from anywhere. >> amazing. >> from the other side of the when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you' re doing to find a bathroom? pcialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary sym

you making more cologne for austin? nope, gift bags. whatever it is, i got it don't know what to call it ain't no way to hide it, girl-- mr. cocoey, where did you hear that song? - it's all over the internet. - the internet? you know, that place where people go on their computers - to look up stuff and shop and-- - i know what the internet is! how did our song get online? it hasn't even been released yet. it's not austin's song. it's by this new artist t-fame. i'm thinking about doing a cover of it for my reggae band. - you're in a reggae band? - ( jamaican accent ) there's a lot of things about me you don't know. whatever it i i i got it ( sighs ) who's t-fame and how'd he get our song?! whatever it is, i got it don't know what to call it... excuse me. can i borrow that for a second? yeah, i got it, too whatever it is, i got it don't know what to call it therere no way to hide it yeah, i got it, t t whatever it is, i got it - don't know what to call it... - ( gasping ) t-fame is trent. he stole our song. and he totally copied the "doub

so my next thing i have a book, the next thing, i make colognes and perfume. rosanna: really? >> yes. >> do you have anything on now? >> yes. >> this is nice. >> what is it. >> it is named after my daughter. >> what is your favorite scent growing up? >> jup >> joop. >> i remember that. >> what about the old spice? >> no, no. >> do you have the wound under the arm? >> who shot you and why? >> he didn't mean it. did they get the guy? the gun went off. he put it up. >> oh boy. >> any collaborations with missy coming up? >> yes, we are working on an album. >> let me know when that happens. >> hmm. >> we'll listen to you on the empire show. >> yes, boom boom boom. [laughter] >> and the book. >> tough like it. it's cool. lucious is bigger than the song. it is, it is about -- well it is about his family childhood. rosanna: thank you for making us happy every week. >> i try to. rosanna: good to see you. the book is out now. share everything. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we n

tonight we're going to give everyone in the audience basketba dipped in cologne so you can fully experience what it would have been like had donald trump been here. okay? [ cheers a applause ] i will say the good part about donald trump not being here is we don't have to build a wall around guillermo tonight. guillermo? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks to the brooklynettes. i really did find them in my parking lot at the show. hey, we have a great show for you ninight. brooklyn's favorite son jay z is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] we went to all the jays from a-z to make sure we brought you the best one. jay z and i have a lot in common. [ laughter ] the only difference between is he was a drug dealer when he was a kid. when i was a kid, my mom dressed me in outfits that matched hers. [ laughter ] other than that, i look happy in that picture because i was too young to understand what was being done to me. jay z is headlining a huge concert down the block tonight called tidal x. we're going to join that live from barclays. all the big g names wi be there, nas, usher, beyonce

[laughter] cologne and everybody can benefit from that present he gives himself. right now we're not sure exactly for whom. back to you guys. much. we continue our black friday coverage let's head north to the woodbury common. this throughway uh-uh you see the light shining from a mile away. [laughter] might also see buses that are pulling in because of all of the crowds. jessica is out there for us. i understand they're staying right? >>that's correct, 37 hours till 10 p.m. tonight they'll be open. a lot of shoppers, now ready for this? i found these women. i thought therm experienced shoppers, happens to be that they just got off a plane. you have off a plane from england. charlotte, i saw you from a dance ebbs to my photographer those women they're experienced wheelchair, bags, you came ul the way from england. got off a plane to -- shop literally till we drop and still going. so we've brought things from gap, ralph lauren, and five pairs of uggs. >> five pairs. >> yeah were for somebody so many bargains amazing discounts. it was buy one got one free, and tree

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he was also caught in the cologne section taking a tester bottle. he later pladed guilty to misdemeanor theft and was sentenced to six-months probation. the cowboys released him this month. this morning, a perfect way to salute the unbeaten hawkeyes. they're putting a teenager in the spotlight -- so he can share his story. beau atkinson is this week's kid captain for iowa's final home game of the year. the program selects patients from the university of iowa children's hospital and allows them to share their stories beau is from central city and has a rare orm of hemophilia. he was diagnosed at just 6 active at school and with his friends. "it just feels like that if something happens to me like if i end up on crutches or in a wheel chair, i know i have good friends to support me and help me out through that whole time." this week beau will join the hawkeyes on the field at the beginning of the game. his family will have this banner outside kinnick at ther tailgate -- so if drivers can squeeze with ease. there's a slump at the pump. we saw this on o

the closest i got was the lingering smell of his cologne in the elevator. but that -- >> jimmy: that's enough. >> you can almost smell it here. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, ye >> right now, someone in hair is going "i need backup!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's interesting, donald trump, don't you find him fascinating? it's him and -- >> well, i mean, i find the republican two leaders in the polls right now, you know, you got biff from "back to the future." [ laughter ] aneld you've got -- and you've got ben carson, the human quaalude. [ laughter ] it's fascinating. >> jimmy: he's unbelievable. >> he's the greatest. he's -- listening to him sounds like npr became an actual [ laughter ] listening to him makes me sleepier than a mixed drink from bill cosby. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: is that right? this is very interesting. >> is that right. ite thup down. write that down. those are my thoughts. >> jimmy: this is interesting. >> wa jimsy: what about the -- what about the democratic? >> well, you know, everyone's bernie sanders, you know? you bernie sanders. >> jimmy:

. >> west german industrialist hans martin schrier, a key government adviser, was kidnapped in cologne. >> the terrorists riddled the cars carrying schleyer and his police bodyguards with machine gun fire. the bodyguards were killed. >> this is the third terrorist incident in germany in the past six months. all involve death, and all involve the bader-meinhof gang. >> the bader-meinhof group or red army faction in west germany was part of a 1970s trend of marxist vanguard groups. the red brigade in the japanese red army, the weathermen in the united states. these were people who felt that the capitalistic structures were unjust and needed to be destroyed and that the only effective way of doing that was through violence. >> the german police have been waging a relentless war against the terrorists, capturing some, killing some. but the leaders of the group have often had more influence from inside prison than outside. authorities claim this man, andreas bader, continued to mastermind terrorist operations from inside prison, passing instructions through his attorneys. >> one of the baad

guides, it's got everything in here, all the good articles, all cool styles, and you get some free cologne samples. >> steve: oh, nice. >> jimmy: yeah. and then you get a nice picture. there's another picture of me as santa's helper on the cover. look. [ cheers and applause ] it was super fun. i want to thank the writer, scott raab, who really, i was with him for probably two weeks. remember -- remember him? >> steve: yeah, he was a good dude. >> jimmy: he was here, we hung out almost every day. he didn't really like me. [ light laughter ] but i think by the end of the article, i think he came around a little. maybe a little bit. >> steve: you grew on him. >> jimmy: i don't know, but maybe. i don't know, i haven't talked to him since this. i don't know what to say. hey, man, kind of like the article, thanks. but it's the realest article i think i've done. and he's just a great guy. i love this guy. also, the photographer, robert trachtenberg, and the editor david granger, thank you so much for putting me on the cover. [ applause ] i really appreciate that. we've got a big week of shows com

he earns it the old-fashioned way, by selling cologne at rite aid. trump relowed two radio ads. he voices one of them. he says, i'll make our military so strong, no country will ever mess with us. the way? wanted to? yet other countries are still finding ways to mess with us. the funny thing is going to be when people are listening to the radio, have to turn the volume all way up to hear ben carson's commercials, then a donald trump commercial comes on, it's like aahh! hillary clinton, her competition on the democrat side, bernie sanders introduced a pill to the senate that would end the federal ban on marijuana. it's a m move that will obviously appeal to young voters. he's promising pot in every pot. and some states have legalized marijuana but it's still banned at the federal level. the bill would remove marijuana fromom the dea's most dangerous drugs list and leave it to the individual states to decide whether they want to legalize it or not. bernie sanders is the senator from vermont. now he wants to legalize marijuana. sounds like somebody might be in the pockets of ben an

christian cologne, with royals in front, there is no turning bam in the same inning, escobar hit another in for the royals to go 4-2 ahead. a 3-run single puts them 7-2 up. closing pitcher wade davis wrapped up the game in the bottom of the 12th with a strike. everybody came to spring training. i mean as determined as, as determined of a group that i have ever seen, that they were going to get back and they were going to finish the deal this time. so from day one, there was no doubt in my mind that they wouldn't accomplish it. there was no doubt in their mind that they wouldn't accomplish it. >> salvador perez was named world series mvp has a long night of celebration. again, baseball's new champions. >> richard parr, al jazeera. >> lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers take on philadelphia a little later and their star man, lebron james seems to have found somerithim ahead of the game. ♪ purple rain. ♪ >> the man known as king james took a shot being the artist formerly known as pretty soon to celebrate halloween. hopefully lebron will have more success on the court later on. that's

it is weird how we have these little colognes. >> it is hard to make my korean. >> if i'm in a momentmight get excited, no tears come out. >> a year and a half, i have seen you cry but it is not very often. >> i don't know what it is but i used to with my mother when mothers are on she's always like crying. that is so funny. i don't ever cry. the recently i started crying in movies. last movie where i was really crying. >> star wars. >> best man holiday. >> yes. >> my gosh. >> i was saying it looks great. the men are all dancing, it is all about love. but the the first one was great and it was laughing, and stuff. and then, it is like all of a sudden, wham, it got sad on me. the it is like someone died. i started crying. i was not expecting it. i don't like to pay to see a movie to cry. i don't need to pay money to sad. bye was crying. then they just kept going with that story line and they wouldn't give me a break. i was embarrassed to say it. they pick up that movie, a fun feel good movie. >> yes. >> he clearly is and and beaches, and. >> this song can still get me. it is and, and.

betsy the uc berkley and could have worked anywhere but back to the south of market and worked at a cologneerson for low income youth and artist i've seen an amazing amount of chapping in the communicated and once again little developers are calling the shots there is 6 hundred luxury youth and no affordable housing on site one time community benefits payment in exchange for that the ongoing displacement evictions that will last for generalizations and this unprecedent of creating a special use district on top of pa family and youth zone and so when they say there is not any displacement it is coming from people that never experienced what is like to be displaced i was displaced in 1990 in u tom with my family our studio arts benefits studio was kicked out of our place and it took us 10 years to reclaim our space that is a traumatic experience for the third time my family accompany monday i'll be leaving the city any landlord raised any rent by 15 percent i've involved any my how late that about that when in their building up the space not driven by the community all we're asking for a 50 d

. >> reporter: edgar cologne owns the house where this happened. he says the 6-year-old was here visiting his daughter and he says his wife was the other one injured while supervisorring the kids. -- supervising the kids. >> how is the little one doing? >> still in the hospital. >> reporter: friends of the girl's family say she's recovering at the hospital after getting shot twice. >> they don't the know when she's coming back to the home but she's okay. >> reporter: police say the man killed was unrelated to the group on the porch. it's unclear if he was the intended target or the motive behind the shooting. how do you deal with something like this? >> it's really hard -- this? >> it's really hard for us because now we're really on edge. >> reporter: neighbors say they don't feel safe after the shooting and they are urging the shooter to come forward. if you have information on the case, police want you to give them a call right away. in plainfield, new jersey, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >>> director quentin tarantino about police shootings. the exec