curt curt down the middle. when you take a look at this, three weeks ago we are all over minnesota about how great their defense is. >> howie: justifiably so. they have lost offensive coordinator, can't protect the quarterback. >> curt: they still have a really good defense. 22 points in overtime. regulation 16 points. when we were playing every week the coach came in and said 17 points is your cutoff. 17 points or less. then defense is holding up to their bargain most of the time. offensively they need to pick it up. if you go around the nfc, they're there for the wild card if nothing else. they're still right there on top of that division. i wouldn't give up on them. what they've got to do is adjust now as jimmy was saying on our pre-game show to this new scheme. what shurmur wants to do, shurmur was off with sam in philadelphia. he knows as well and so they know one another well. that's going to be a real fluid transition but i would up. >> howie: they tried a lot of smoke screens, they moved digs around. ar

. >> curt: the dallas cowboys have won eight straight games. their franchise has never won nine in a row. could it happen today hosting the baltimore ravens? >> terry: tony romo and dak prescott. he said dak earned the right to remain the cowboys quarterback. here's a good example why. on the four-yard touchdown. didn't make -- cowboys up by 17-10. then, of course, dez bryant so strong. three touchdowns receiving on the day. that one a 13-yarder. 27-17. dallas on top. the baltimore ravens. past the chiefs. alex smith in the fourth quarter. picked off. chiefs going in for the touchdown. looking, finding. chris conley up for the pick. tampa bay 12. kansas city 10. set up this play action at the goal line. jameis winston finds alan cross. a three-yard touchdown. 19-17. tampa bay going into kansas city and wins. >> curt: how about jameis winston. look at his last six games. 12 touchdown, only two interceptions and getting that balk nears team to .500 on president season. he talked to laura okmin afterwards. >> i know how big this is in terms of the

track 1: remember curt burshem? .. sot: curt "i think if people really knew what was going on, there'd be an uproar." track 5: tim gallagher saw the insurance overcharges first- hand when he worked as a pharmacist. now, he's with a company that advocates for independent pharmacies. sot: tim "patients were actually paying more than they could otherwise have paid if they were paying cash." track 6: and there's evidence it's happening all across the country. sot: hoey "they dictate that price. track 8: here's how it works .. when you use an insurance card, the pharmacist punches the information into the computer and the pbm spits out the amount you owe the insurance "co-pay". sot: hoey "they dictate what the pharmacy can sell it for." track 9: kare 11 obtained from pharmacists .. with private patient information blocked out. but you can still see how the insurance co-pay .. set by the pbm's .. was much higher than the cash price. example? -- the anti-depressant venlafaxine: - $67 dollars with insurance .. - only $25 dolla

>> curt schilling. ed: that's where we're going. >> being a drive-by senator campaigning nationally for these candidates while at home things are unwatched. i think there's plenty in her record no matter who runs to really go at her. ed: curt schilling reach out to you? >> he's not reached out to me. mary ann: he tweeted back to me. this is a democrat maggie hasen, slim victory over kelly aye out with the most -- kelly ayott and the most expensive and over $100 million and was it worth all that money considering she'll be in the back row and there's no ally in the white house. mary ann: it certainly was good for channel 5. sure it was. ed: no one is denying that. >> the reason kelly lost is she put her interests over anyone else's views. >> i totally disagree. it was certainly something affected by a presidential turnout. new hampshire elected chris kelly ayotte has done a great job. ed: going -- 0-2 is good in a baseball game but not in toll picks. any fallout with governor baker? >> governor baker fel

we have not seen curt shilling yet. like everyone else trump supporters here in massachusetts are waiting for start to come in. live at trump headquarters in brain tree steve cooper 7 news. >> anchor: we've established one of the key battle ground states tonight is new hampshire. both candidates spent last 24 hours there before the voters go to the polls today. >> anchor: for both campaigns. andy hiller here in the newsroom with u mass lowell pollster to explain. >> reporter: new hampshire is puts candidates on the road to the white house or knocks them off. election night new hampshire is a key player again. and it's possible that as new hampshire goes so will go the nation. and that is not always true. our poll leominster dr. joshua dick from u mass lowell is here to explain how a tiny state could have a giant impact this evening. >> we think according to the polls clinton may be nationally. new hampshire may be closer. the demographics of the party bases are shifting. >> reporter: demographic shifting. tell me what t

it is not something i think is a good idea but it is part -- yeah, but curt bardella, you know steve bannon is not a white nationalist or an anti-semite. now that we have established he is not -- >> i never heard curt say that. >> look, the zionist organization of america came out in defense of steve bannon and said he is pro israel. you guys have used up air time to basically smear a man. >> i think there's an answer here. >> curt, excuse me, you would do better to listen with your ears instead of your mouth. >> okay. put your big boy pants on now. it is a lecture we need. >> we have to listen to the commercial break with our ears. coming up, 13% of black men voted for donald trump, so how will race relations change under his administration? 3, 2, 1 [whispered 'rocket'] "just checking my free credit score at credit karma. "what the?" "don't you know that checking your credit score lowers it." "actually, checking your own credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all." "i guess i could just check my credit score then." "check out credit karma today." mapping the oceans. whe

which that was it was so calculated he wanted to jump-start a conversation and he did because the curtner's of the world all noticed when he decided to be shirtless on the cover of a gay magazine i'll look at that as an important turning point in the movement. >> host: one of your chapters is on religion? >> religion has a strong point in the united states but team prepares in the rule of the chapel and was at the high-school orh college level so few have the christian doctrine that is painful for the people so so in division because of the stranglehold. [no audio] but the flip side and? >> it is the most important thing in their life. >> host: daddy still see that today with christian churches? >> i will tell you what the n.c.a.a. allows member institutions that have specific anti-elegy bt policies like brigham young university operated by the mormon church has a handbook of specific policy dealing with homosexuality even to gave people dating one another it is forbidden the n.c.a.a. claims to be the most inclusive organization i but allow the member institutions just because they wer

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. >> she got her politics from curt loader, and her looks from, let's just say it wasn't curt loader. host of "kennedy", kennedy. and he's the best-dressed panelist since guare. . >>> donald trump is making the ad industry rethink everything. with trump riding to victory on a wave of middle class support, advertisers are reflecting on whether they are out of touch with the same people, rural, economically frustrated, elite-distrusting voters who propelled him into the white house. interesting. the editor of one said one take away is that too much advertising falsely cassumes tht all americans want to be like coastal i coastal elites. more des moines and scranton, meanwhile, some ad agencies are looking to hire more people from rural areas. they want to make sure they are coming from varied economic backgrounds. it can be a farm girl from indiana as much as a cuban immigrant from pensacola. bottom line, donald trump is already bringing jobs back it america. one ad writer has fired these copy writers and brought in new ones, seen here. look at that. not that much different, is it? >> gr

joey logano, kyle busch, kevin harvick, and curt bush vying for the other two spots. >>> canucks, miller leaving the ice, sees his turnover, and look at this save. glove me t one of the best saves of all time. >>> sunday plain and simple, 3, 4, 1. every win crucial. they're 1 and 7. i don't have to say anymore. win. just win. >>> tonight at 6:30, health >>> nascar season is winding down. just two races left. >> and the race conspire the sprint cup comes right through phoenix this weekend. paul moren live where fans are already packing it in. assignment this evening. we're here out in avondale. we're lucky in the valley to have two races a year with nascar. we're gonna talk about all the action here coming up with greg. let's get on with that forecast real quick. tonight temperatures in the lower 80s. perfect. biour morning hours around 62 degrees, a little cooler. 81 degrees by noon, and a high of 83 in the afternoon. and if you're heading out here on sunday, race time is 12:30. high temperatures around 84 degrees. a pretty busy day in the valley. your 7-day planner, 83 saturday, 84 sund

[sobbing] the curt-- the curtain. the curtain rises. it rises. the play. the play. the play's the thing... wherein we'll catch the conscience of the king. medical report. [beep] she'll receive the best of care, jim. she even thinks her father's still alive giving performances before cheering crowds. you really cared for her, didn't you? ready to leave benecia orbit, captain. stand by, mr. leslie. all channels cleared, uhura? all channels clear, sir. whenever you're ready, mr. leslie. leaving orbit, sir. you're not going to answer my question, are you? leslie. >> reporter: wral's 6:00 news starts right now. fur. >>> the final rehigh pressure election polls are in and north carolina remain as a purple state with 15 ehebt rail votes in the balance, both campaigns are spending precious time and resources here in raleigh today because tomorrow, the voters decide and thank you for joining us. >> i'm deborah morgan. >> i'm gerald owens. the candidates are fighting for every vote holding rallies just a few miles apart today. david crabtree takes us live to dorton arena wher

thank you so much, curt. book is "losing isn't everything." >>> cbs ceo les moonves's comments on viacom, we'll bring those to you when we come right back. man, i'm glad aflac pays cash. aflac! isn't major medical enough? no! who's gonna' help cover the holes in their plans? aflac! like rising co-pays and deductibles... aflac! or help pay the mortgage? or child care? aflaaac! and everyday expenses? aflac! learn about one day pay at aflac.com/boat blurlbrlblrlbr!!! >>> welcome back. cbs ceo les moonves making some comments on the viacom call, leslie, what did he say? >> he addressed the possibility of recombining with viacom. >> as you know, our board has formed a special committee to work with us and explore this possibility. and we are still in the very early stages. so while the timetable and outcome are unclear, our strategy is not. if it looks right and it's structured properly, it could be an attractive opportunity. if not, we are very excited about our prospects on our own. >> moonves also weighed in on

"newsweek" reporter curt ikenwald on a tear. the first cover story blast in the late part of the campaign was a groundbreaking story about donald trump's foreign business entanglements. that's the story where we learned that trump's plan for dealing with the business conflicts of interest becoming president, his plan for dealing with that is to let his family run his business instead of himself. which, of course, wouldn't resolve those conflicts of interest at all. they would just be about his family instead of about him. then a couple weeks after that we got this, the castro connection, how donald trump's company violated the u.s. embargo against cuba. curt just had two big swats against donald trump in the form of "newsweek" koifr stories over the last several weeks. well, tonight, we have got scoop number three. and we have got it exclusively. this, ready? this is the cover story breaking tomorrow. why the russians are backing trump. and then you see the sub head there? inside putin's complex gambit to weaken the nato allianc

. >> he was very short and curt. he and k.d.friends for eight years, they did not talk before or after the game. they met three times at the rim. russell blocked him twice. and then, of course -- or kevin blocked him twice, russell blocked him once. afterwards, here's russell westbrook. >> need to get back to the film and watch and see where we can improve and see the mistakes we made. it was one game. we'll figure it out. we'll get ready for the next game. one game, one loss for us. we'll move on. >> and the warriors play the lakers for their next game. the sharks hosting the flames. carlson ties it up on the deflection. but calgary responds. matthew tkachuk scoring his second of the game as the sharks lose 3-2. abc 7 sports brought to you by ri river rock casino. fun night here at oracle. k.d., this is turning into home sweet home for him. 39 and the fans loved it. >> looks like he's getting pretty quickly with this team, larry. >> well, even draymond green said, you know, it's going to take a little bit of time for kevin to k

. >> he was very short and curt. he and k.d.friends for eight years, they did not talk before or after the game. they met three times at the rim. russell blocked him twice. and then, of course -- or kevin blocked him twice, russell blocked him once. afterwards, here's russell westbrook. >> need to get back to the film and watch and see where we can improve and see the mistakes we made. it was one game. we'll figure it out. we'll get ready for the next game. one game, one loss for us. we'll move on. >> and the warriors play the lakers for their next game. the sharks hosting the flames. carlson ties it up on the deflection. but calgary responds. matthew tkachuk scoring his second of the game as the sharks lose 3-2. abc 7 sports brought to you by ri river rock casino. fun night here at oracle. k.d., this is turning into home sweet home for him. 39 and the fans loved it. >> looks like he's getting pretty quickly with this team, larry. >> well, even draymond green said, you know, it's going to take a little bit of time for kevin to k

how did curt schilling, 1 of our greatest local sports heroes turn into a world class turkey? by over sharing his political views, inproapts tweets equating muslims with nazis and mocking transgender people which cost him his tv broadcasting job. elizabeth warren, of course. no one is invincible but the turnout at a receipt political rally was not a promising sign. hey, everybody loves venomous rattlesnakes, don't they? apparently not as governor charlie baker learned when he proposed stake a snake farm on an uninhabited island. the outcry was intense and after some slithering, state officials put the plan we already have one snake farm. why do we need another? [laughter] >> and it has a golden dome 72. and there were many other candidates we didn't have time to get to. you - - but the thing is you don't need me to tell you about a turkey. >> you were saying ryan lochte might be on there. >> we have a whole other year ahead of us. series, "escape to rattlesnake island." >> thank you, jon. >>> we have much more still ahead. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a former ass

i know what it's likely in my case, they actually raided my daughter's house >> curt well done suggested nothing unprecedented about what happened to clinton. the republican congressman in 2006 was in the fight of his political life. democrat joe sestak, a retired navy admiral was challenging had myly well done i was on virtue of becoming the chairman of the powerful arm services committee. but something went wrong >> i was next in line, which, in washington, is very powerful position because you get unlimited subpoena power, on that any national security concern. i was in the middle of three nature investigations that would embarrass both political parties and the intelligence community >> he claims the controversy surrounding his focus on al-qaeda, so many bin laden den. he is he was working with fbi agents months before the election going over the scope of his work. in early october an article was published dubing him the trouble maker. he helped his oldest daughter secure allude lucrative foreign contracts. there was the fbi raid. . >> the agents came from dc and they went to my daug

a national sports headlined today, redskins willing to use the tag on curt cousins, to which everyone said duh. reports got a lot of people talking on social media. another franchise nor cousins. we spoke about it this morning, but nobody thinks it will happen. negotiations for next year and beyond can't even begin until the end of is season. we should note no quarter has been packed two years in a row. bengals. the star of the first half was kicker justin taker. the 52 h yard ner the first, no problem. baltimore up 10-0 after that kick. second quarter, how about a 57 yarder. and he nails it. are you not entertained? not gladuater impression from the kicker and opera singer. yes, he sings opera. 33 straight maybes. tucker ties the nfl with three federal governmentses of 350 plus yards in a game. to the fourth. dalton and the bengals down seven with just over a minute to play. that's a strip back by baltimore. and the ravens recover. playing for the first time in six weeks due to an energy related to foot surgery. he comes up with a huge play. ravens hold on and win it 19-14. after the

two bartenders in a sheboygan >> shannon: mary heisman and curt were working at union tab during the robbery in july. responding officers shot and killed the suspect. one of the bullets hit essling. both bartenders claim the officers were negligent and knowingly started shooting with innocent bystanders in the line of fire. >> charles: a judge is waiting on mental health evalue as i to determine if a woman will stand trial for killing her son. be completed in time for a hearing today. it's being pushed back to next week. she told police in august she heard voices that told her to kill the child. >> shannon: continuing to follow breaking news out of tennessee where multiple children have died in a bus crash. that bus was carrying 35 elementary school students. we're told that number has risen to six. they were hit by a tree this afternoon near chattanooga. it s had to be rescued from inside. the last kid was pulled out about hour ago. the bus driver survived and is talking to investigators. >> charles: back in southeastern wisconsin, racine man pleads guilty in connection with a crash

curt menefee is -- >> this is the cover in the new york post today. wait of the world. tonight. one of the two teams will be the winner. >> that's because you know you have really good teams in the world series that are competing. when it gets down to one final game. >> my theory is, if you're a hex and the other team is hexed, two hexes means no hex. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> you don't know what the heck i'm talking about? >> from the world series to the super bowl which is next tuesday when it comes to politics. donald trump in the momentum in the final six days of the -- >> the republican nominee urging early clinton voters to recast their ballots in the wake of this latest fbi investigation. >> all right. fox news senior national correspondent john roberts with the latest. hey, john. >> reporter: it was close. >> i'm going to give up, brian. >> six more days to get it right. >> there you go. we'll keep trying. good morning, brian, steve, ainsley. i always feel it's good to be in florida. i'm waking up on the shores of biscayne bay. 29, 4 and 4,093,000. do

. >> reporter: 49-year-old curt sand born is accused of stalking the woman who broke up with him after a brief relationship. the degrading flyer said the educator is a woman who alcohol, is promise accuse and she's a detriment to the students, taxpayers, and community ofwayland. >> i went through -- she went through a hard time and it's wrong. >> the flyers were found on cars at wayland high school and mailed to administrators at several schools. >> they were targeted to embarrass and harass her. >> reporter: the same day the cell phone records show he texted the woman 81 times. there was no comment at his home. he is now out on bail. he was on federal probation for bank fraud. >> his judgment is not on the normal scale. that's not something a normal person would do. >> the community turned in the flyers to police and made sure that the harassment was stopped. beth germano, new england and mosques all over the country are getting letters like this one. and the sending is anonymous. a center in california got the first letter. it arrived at other places of worship including one in provi

the aging tamala edwards found a man that hopped on the eat local band wagon decades ahead of the curt. william went from architecture to food historian. a role that including protecting indigenous plants. >> it's important to know the food because the food has identity. in the eastern part of the united states we have incredible riches in our backyard. >> this is a lettuce from the 1880s. he races air loom vegetables from seeds and flowers. >> heirlooms are huge and this big part thanks to dr. weaver. >> we need to keep the varieties alive. >> weaver inherited his love for heirloom plants who started the seed collection in the 1930s. and he has grown it to 4,000 varieties and published 17 books and mentors freely and after a lifetime of work he feels his effortses are finally bearing fruit. >> backyard gardening is explode and they want to get into canning and preserving. >> it allows you precision and intensity. that is what we should achieve in food. not blandness but excitement. >> for william weaver it is preserving what is almost a lost art. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news.

>> never see a guy want a mission curt so bad. >> he you. bad day? listen i don't even know why it happened. >> stay out of it. just stay out of it. >> it wouldn't be hard to say that he caused that engine to blow but it was a milk run. he would be on his way home. crossed? >> has he been? >> come in. >> sorry, sir. >> permission, sir? >> yes. >> alright. >> we flew a diversion course and carried an additional load. you additional pounds and you get what happened major >> why was he overloaded. >> seems like us to an extra mix for the major and we thought it might turn-out to be a bad day. my gunners all brought extra ammunition. >> now where you going? >> please. why can't you forgive me? i mean if i hurt your feelings >> please? naomei kind of wish you would pretend a little? i happen to nee you. >> pete, don't. tom, i thought - i got your message the other night. there's nothing more to say. >> i got myself in some kind of trouble. the funny thing but i got no place else i can know. what is it you want, promises. why can't we be like we were witho

curt cousins to desean jackson. 67 yards for the score. he had 118 yards receiving and four catches. but two much of this guy, ezekiel elliott, with two touchdowns. the cowboys win 31-26. >> 3rd and 7. they back off the blitz. it's intercepted! it is picked off by darius slay. >> he picks off sam bradford, about 30 ticks left in the fourth. the lions and vikings. detroit wins 16-13. the lions in first place in the nfc north. >>> mission in lincoln, not waiting for friday night lights to decide the high school championship. third quarter, josh brusard is on a mission. he takes the rock and rolls 32 yards for the touchdown. in the fourth, mission deep in their own territory. it's the tip drill, the interception by jackson walker, and that would lead to a touchdown. lincoln wins it 22-12. >>> a turkey leg won't do it in this one. the lincoln lions taking on san jose. lincoln setting the tone early. flying the friendly skies, it's 37-yard touchdown pass. lincoln owns this rivalry. the lions make it 19 straight in the big bone game. 41-13 is th

curt cousins to desean jackson. 67 yards for the score. he had 118 yards receiving and four catches. but two much of this guy, ezekiel elliott, with two touchdowns. the cowboys win 31-26. >> 3rd and 7. they back off the blitz. it's intercepted! it is picked off by darius slay. >> he picks off sam bradford, about 30 ticks left in the fourth. the lions and vikings. detroit wins 16-13. the lions in first place in the nfc north. >>> mission in lincoln, not waiting for friday night lights to decide the high school championship. third quarter, josh brusard is on a mission. he takes the rock and rolls 32 yards for the touchdown. in the fourth, mission deep in their own territory. it's the tip drill, the interception by jackson walker, and that would lead to a touchdown. lincoln wins it 22-12. >>> a turkey leg won't do it in this one. the lincoln lions taking on san jose. lincoln setting the tone early. flying the friendly skies, it's 37-yard touchdown pass. lincoln owns this rivalry. the lions make it 19 straight in the big bone game. 41-13 is th

. >>> curt vogel says he is guilty. he stole from the deparrment years in ppison. >>> we are learning new details about what led up to a man being shottand killed in denver last week. this happened in the sunnyside neighborhood. the man would lives there said % two men tried to break done the frondoor and that is what he was shot. police found awe large amount of drugs and guns inside the house. >>> the man who shot a northland police officer yesterday learned his fate. he was sennenced to 32 years in prison for attempted officer multiple times last year. the officer was wearing a bulletproof vest and survived. >>> only on denver 7, a racist rant caught on video in denver. >> you mexican kids, accepted them back to mexico. >> that transient 39-year-old robert arnold yelling at a group of hispanic children. they were filming a movie scene happened on sunday. >> i feel like it has emboldenee and empowered a lot of these kind of closet racists. >> if we were a group of non- lati children, i don't think this would have happ

parents have so much on their plate, and i know that because i was a single parent when i first met curt. >> they have helped furnish homes for 40 valley families. >> one of the best i've ever covered and continues to give back to the community. >>> good news for bruce arians, hospitalized after last night's we'll get you an update on the coach's status next. ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, ends soon! >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava. >> hey, what a 24 hours for this guy right here, coach bruce arians, returning home from minneapolis after the

kluger is on the cooper is on the body or he will attempt to be the firstorkl t pictures sina of the curt schilling back in 2001ce the pitch on just three days rest said twice in the world s happenssa cubs also have their age on the mound that got a kyle hendrickshe will see it all comes down to tonight and hopefully a parade by the end of the week but the fight continue as of the games continue all comes down to this is too aggressive teams now play in one final game fortunately for us it is still here in front of our cleveland >> natalie todd good morning good morning everyone yes as abb work finished celebrating yet maybe we wanted to extend the longered and continue this excitement into game seven here we are we know that there will be a lot of work to do tonight is evenen battlefield now the cleveland fans are really standing behind their players now it was a packed house at last night including outside progressive fieldh the crowd spoke at the gateway plaza to cleveland fans are looking for b people are spending big bucks on this final game as soonp as the game ended last night the

let's bring in president and ceo of endeavor strategies curt. he worked for breitbart before cutting ties this year and jeffrey lord. jeffrey, later on i'll call you and talk about how ro ov. wade but that is a discussion for guys like us. curt, there are words being described that he represents e the -- what comes out of breitbart plays on by the media. these are often, at least deceptive and often hateful headlines to drive separation in our society. you work for them. why and what did you learn when you were there? >> well, you know, i think that they represent a world view that is incredibly dangerous and divisive and to have this kind of proximity to the white house. i mean, breitbart has gone from being the propaganda arm of the trump campaign to being the propaganda arm of the trump white house. that should be concerning to all americans. any day you look at their site, it is about one perspective, one agenda and completely the void of reality and facts. and it's all about speaking to the worst divisions amongst the american people and th

but curt cousins after that hair rub with the gm last week. >> how do you like me now? >> well, yes. you know what? he's got to show up today. >> let's go. fo thanksgiving, we want to know what you are thank l for this tlaeg. >> you can send us your pictures explaining what you're thankful for this year. don't forget to use the hashtag #thankful 4 and dc. number one is your health, absolutely. >> our weather man. >> and check bell. aef i was waiting. well, this could go badly for me. >> we weren't just leaving you hanging out there. >> i'm very thankful, come to things, it was a lot of traffic on our street when i was coming down through northwest today. apparently all the bars stayed open a little late. there was a traffic jamb at 3:00 in the morning. i had to wait through four cycles of the red line at 17th and r. get in those cars and let's get this thing -- >> move it, move it. >> traffic jamb at 2:50 in the morning. many clouds to deal with, nothing major. might see a glimmer or two of sunshine later this afternoon. same story played all over again tomorrow. the wa

> corey cleaver will be the first picturere to start the wod series twice on three days rest since curt schilling back inn 2001. if there is anything this indians teams has shown us they are incredibly resilient they are cleaned is able to shrug off their practice by injuries and everything else keep moving ahead they play one gamein a tie with scott.ot >> it was great to hear the fans last night because they are rowdy andgh rambunctious they we getting their chairs going and tribe fans were shutting them down it was good to see you.ng that is what we need all that energy 13 feeds off absolutely. >> we don't want them for one we are over at wrigley egg and so, tribe fans, be as long as you can be. >> they say they may be more fancier tonight but that is okay. they will be disappointed with the tear in there i with their head hung low. that is a she's grieving her fans know she's got to sign autographs we will let her got . >> let the fight continue it all comes down to the starts to aggressive teams will play one final game forl fortunately for us and still in it still in front of her h

investigators say that curt kimberly was last seen on his bike. it is a white man's 2011 cannondale quick cx3 mountain bike. it has recently installed road tires that have reflective material bill into the sidewalls. kimberly's body was found buried in a shallow grave in a wooded area of the campus last wednesday. he lived in catadi and missing since october 17th. when he left on his bike to visit friends. authorities say he had been stabbed several times and now they want to locate that bike. >>> the san francisco district attorney's office says that they will not be filing charges against a surgeon accused of selling prescription opioids. 49-year-old chris dean owens is vascular surgeon and associate professor of surgery at the usfva medical center. arrested last week and late today the da told ktvu that there is insufficient evidence to charge owens. the doctor was set to be released from jail today. >>> we are tracking clouds. you may have seen that sunset. pretty nice. i mean a lot of activity in pacific. big trough of low pressure. it extend

. >> red sox great curt schilling helped get boston's ban in place last year after he was treated for mouth cancer he believes was the result of years of smokeless tobacco use. >> you are not telling people you can't do something. you are just telling people they cannot do something on your prty to but any violators would first $250, get a warning. >> this is an initiative through social will that will change behavior. >> the ban was cheered by the campaign for tobacco-free kids, writing, "today's vote sends a simple and powerful message to kids, baseball and tobacco don't mix." signs this measure, miller park will become the 12th of 30 major league ballparks to ban smokeless tobacco. joyce: thank you. a milwaukee man is facing attempted first degree homicide charges for allegedly shooting at police. officers were called to a home near 26th and ruby last thursday for reports of a burglary in progress. according to a criminal complaint, when officers arrived they spotted dabreon jefferson , peering into a window. the officer says he identified himself and asked jefferson to show his ha

parents have so much on their plate, and i know that because i was a single parent when i first met curt. >> they have helped furnish homes for 40 valley families. covered and continues to give back to the community. am i actually pushing these guys who ran out of gas six miles on a lonely highway? with spicy pepper jack cheese, spicy ranch, and spicy all-white-meat chicken. but judging from the third-degree sunburn, and the fact that i can't feel my legs, i'd say i'm actually pushing this car. there's gotta be a better way to get new customers. the pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich. taste it before it's gone. yep, i'm lost. >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava. >> hey, what a 24 hours for this guy right here, coach bruce arians, returning home from minneapolis after the game last night, taken to the hospital by wife chris after going through released early this evening. good news, he's back at home resting comfortably. mike bidwell tweeted out that he doesn't expect the head coach to be gone from the facility for very long. this was a devastating loss, and you under

a few other names curt >>> the sox office is fighting against a tower of condos proposed for the charles gate area fenway. if built, the complex will only be about two blocks away from the park. new documents show the sox filed a letter against 340-foot tower saying it would loom too close and transform the iconic views of the skyline that fans enjoy. the worker of the development are working on some issues raised by opponents. >>> the nation is gearing up to back. kenny chesney announced a surprise concert date. next year's show will also be at the end of august features guest acts thomas rett and old dominion. chesney said his only stadium show of the year. coming off a big night at gillette stadium a big turnout for an annual charity event. joe and jim andruzzi had their andrezzi foundation that helps families while their loved ones are battling cancer. looking to raised 1 million through the dinner and auction. >>> a new hampshire family is looking to give back as their young son battles cancer. fox 25's crystal haynes reports looking that every child during the holidays has a reason

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as curt laid out.i'll stop there and hand the microphone over but that's where the focus needs to be. >> thank you so much, jeff, for many of the issues you raised. it brought back memories decades ago, some of the colleagues at csi. ambassador in brussels dealing with some of these issues. again, we were trying to see what worked and what didn't work, and we'll come back to some of your issues. finally, we do a brief presentation by george benetz, who s apparently is director and senior fellow at the center for international security atlantic council. he dealt with these issues for many, many years and looking forward to his views and then we're going to develop some discussion. >> thank you. thank you for inviting me to be part of this panel and discussing one of the top security issues for the united states, which is how nato is responding to the new security environment in europe. what is this new security environment? after decades of peace in europe, we see russia has invaded two of its neighbors

roger clemens, curt schilling who i think should definitely get. in jasoner have tack -- jason varitek and tim wakefield. thursday night 10:30 i want you to join us our annual thanksgiving day high school football special. we got 16 games >> that will be fun though. >> terrific. look forward to that. how is the weather going to be come thanksgiving? >> it will be a chilly thanksgiving for sure. very cold in the morning chilly throughout the day. the potential for some rain, freezing rain or even some snow and mixed precipitation light as it may be you know it doesn't take much. it's something we'll be announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: something's going on with kanye west. we broke the story. he canceled his show. kim's getting on private jets. something's up. >> goes on stage, rants about the trump thing and then walked off stage after 30 minutes. harvey: is he having a breakdown? >> something is wrong with kanye. >> maybe here's narcissistic. has anybody thought of that? >> future had a huge birthday party. larsa pippen. >> he had an in-n-out t

curt kiss skpins the redskins hoping to put an end to the cowboys nine game win streak. fourth quarter, dallas up five. dak calls his own number. runs in for the touchdowns. josh norman and dez bryant they get into it. cowboys up 12. two minutes to go, redskins need a score. they go to jordan reed. catch. two touchdowns on the day for reed. three on the day for cousins. skins back within five. now they need to recover the onside kick. hopkins with the kick. goes off. elliot's hands. out of bounds. out of bounds. after the game, brinlt and norman go at it again. here's jason pugh with more. >>> >> reporter: between the missed tackles, the missed field goals and misaccuse, t redskins certainly missed out on a great opportunity. yes, the cowboys the best team in the national football league but the redskins helped out in their victory. >> we just needed to make one stop, but dallas found a way to make plays and made enough plays to win the game. >> we didn't do our offense justice. they played their butts ouf. we didn't stop them enough to put ourselves in the winners

now, the family of curt kimberly came here earlier today fearing the worst. tonight they have their answers. sheriffs confirming the body found in the shallow grave is that of the 18-year-old. he was last seen october 17th leaving katadi on his white bike to meet a friend in rohnert park. now the big question is what happened to him, how did he get here, how was he killed. the answers to those questions are still unknown tonight. police tonight are investigating. reporting live in rohnert park, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> we're following developing news in the south bay now. one person is dead and another hurt after a shooting in east san jose tonight. police got a call of gunfire in the area of bambi lane and peter pan avenue shortly before 7:00 p.m. when officers arrived they found two men each shot, one victim died at the scene. the other went to the hospital. no suspects at there time. it's san jose's 41st homicide of the year compared to 42 last year. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, an upticking in an upscale neighborhood. it has peop

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are historian doris kearns goodwin, walter issacson of the apten institute, jeff greenfield of pbs, curterson of npr, and cokie roberts of abc news. >> i think if you ask the country, "do you want bipartisanship? do you want a cooperative political system?" the overwhelming majority will say yes. they even say yes, they'd like to see a new political party. but people also say they want to exercise more, watch documentaries and eat broccoli. ( laughter ) how they behave in the voting boothing has not yet borne that out. maybe there is-- there are people who i respect who do think at this point the disaffection may be sufficient that some kind of new political force can emerge. >> that new political force is called women. yes, because women-- >> hooray! >> rose: how can women make a difference as leaders? >> they do, in legislative bodes, they do come together, and we have lots of data on this, much more than men do. >> rose: because they listen? >> because they cooperate with each other. they particularly do on issues having to do with women, children, and families, but on other issues as