dave: hi, marcus. i'm dave. lemonis: hey, dave. how are you? dave: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes, peanut butter. lemonis: peanut butter? it's heavy. it's thick, you agree? stephanie: yeah. lemonis: typically, when i order soup, i'm l

dave in the master bedroom, she in michael's room, where she often slept because dave had a bad back.said it was about an hour later, she said, about 11:00. >> dave came down the hall, she said, worried about the dog. >> so 11:15, she said, she and dave crept over to a sliding glass door to a side yard. >> and the gunshots? >> what did it sound like? >> it sounded like pop, pop, pop. like quick. >> how many pops did you hear? >> three. >> describe them to me, how fast they were. >> pop, pop, pop. >> it wasn't a pop, hesitation pop, hesitation pop? it was one, two, three? >> as jane talked to investigators into the early morning hours, the awful news was getting around. >> we got a call about 5:00 in the morning. >> what happens to a person? you go to bed at night and everything's fine. the phone rings at 5:00 in the morning, suddenly your life is a very different thing. >> yeah. it's like an earthquake. it just shakes your whole foundation and being. and things are never the same after. it was awful. >> he just fell to his knees. he was on the phone and he just began sobbing and sayin

./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> thanks for joining us live at 11... i'm dave courvoisier. ((christianne klein)) >> i'm christianne klein.. in for denise. two of the biggest hotel companies on the strip have plans in place to charge for parking. so.. will other properties follow? ((dave courvoisier)) >> mgm made the move earlier this year... last night.. caesars says it will follow suit... bringing the total number of hotels to charge for parking to 20. mauricio marin is out on las vegas boulevard now.. with a closer look at whether other companies plan to continue ((mauricio marin)) >> just today-we found out that the wynn and encore will also be charging for valet parking starting next month. self-parking will remain free. but tonight we looked into other properties and their plans. and what this all means for the strip as a whole. ((mauricio marin)) it's another busy night on the las vegas strip/ with more than 42-million visitors last year alone---there's always plenty of cars on the road with people looking to have a good time. ((brenda girham/visitor: 'just to get it.

good evening, i'm dave courvoisier. ((christianne klein)) >> ...and i'm christianne klein in for denise. the deadly shooting happened at an apartment complex near reporter karen castro is live with what she's learned. karen? ((karen castro)) >> police say an ex-couple was fighting over their child when a third person got involved. that's when the confrontation ended in gunfire, leaving neighbors shaken up. ((yanel mercado saw ex-couple fighting: i just heard the loud screaming from the front of our house.)) ((karen castro)) yanel mercado lives across from the woman who police say was fighting over custody with the night. mercado says the argument spilled over to the parking lot. ((yanel mercado saw couple fighting: she was really mad, really upset, really loud and she was asking for her keys back.)) ((karen castro)) mercado recalls hearing the woman go back into her apartment while talking on the phone about the fight she was having with her ex boyfriend. she says she saw the woman go outside once again where they conti

((dave courvoisier)) >> and i'm dave courvoisier.... christianne has the night off. that death toll could continue to rise over the next few days... as search crews continue to look for more possible victims. ((paul joncich)) >> people have yet to be allowed back in their homes... as officials work to make sure parton -- whose local theme park "dollywood" was threatened but not damaged by the fire -- announced the launch of the "my people fund" to help out her hometown: (( (dolly parton) "we want to make sure that the dollywood foundation provides a thousand dollars a month to all those families that have lost their homes in the fires until they get back up on their feet.")) ((paul joncich)) >> fema funds should start rolling in soon too. police say the fire appears to be 'human- caused.'/// ((paul joncich)) >>> aside from those wildfires... with a blow from mother nature over the past 24 hours. as mark strassmann reports... people across four states woke up to tornado damage this morning. >>>(connor hughes) "there is so much that needs to be done that i don't know w

((dave courvoisier)) >> and tonight at six... next year recreational marijuana will be legal in nevada. but your boss might not be on board. why you should still think twice about smoking... even if its legally allowed./// <<< (( "you're watching 8 news now at five.")) i really did save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have an early day tomorrow so... wait. almost there. goodnight, bruce. gotta tune the "a." (humming) take a closer look at geico. great savings. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> well, trimming your christmas tree might have just gotten a whole lot easier... thanks to the latest "as seen on tv" product on the market. ((denise valdez)) >> it's called "tree dazzler" and consumer advocate michelle mortensen is trying it before you buy it. https://www.yout ube.com/watch?v =yzghmtkyo dc&feature= youtu.be ((movie: i give you the griswald family chris

((dave courvoisier)) >> i'm dave courvoisier. police are on scene of a serious crash on the north side of town. right know we know three cars are involved and there are several injuries. ((denise valdez)) >> let's get right to mauricio marin for an update on the situation there.. mauricio? ((mauricio marin)) ((dave courvoisier)) house fire. it happened on saint george street.... near civic center and las vegas boulevard. no word on how the fire started.. or how serious the injuries to those inside were./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> let's get to the weather now... after one of our warmest novembers on record... the cold is really starting to settle in... and tedd says we'll have some wind to start the weekend. ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>chilly morning temps down near freezing through many valley e this morning. temps outside currently in the 50's and below average in the daytime. overnight lows expected to get cold again but not down to a hard freeze warning. winds stay light thankfully. ................................ ... ..........

((dave courvoisier)) >> and i'm dave courvoisier.... christianne has the night off. that death toll could continue to rise over the next few days... as search crews continue to look for more possible victims. ((paul joncich)) >> people have yet to be allowed back in their homes... as officials work to make sure

, come on out dave! [ cheers and applause ] >> what's happening, dave? >> jimmy: there they are, that's them right there. >> boo! >> you're going down! >> jimmy: how much do you love melt ka? >> a lot, a lot. my whole life. >> jimmy: metallica, how much do you love dave? >> we don't know. >> trying to figure it out. >> jimmy: i am going to ask a series of questions about metallica. if you know the answer you buzz in and say it. if you're wrong, you only get one shot, so confer. your opponent will get a chance to answer. correct answers are 10 points. the contestant? >> that is true, katy perry was defeated in this game, ozzy osbourne was crushed in this game. [ laughter ] we're playing for a valuable prize possession. what's on the line tonight? >> dicky: if dave wins he'll take home this beautiful esp guitar signed by the entire band. if metallica wins they will walk away with one of dave's prized possessions, his wallet. >> jimmy: that's right, this is dave's actual i went through it. his license is in

>> dave, you know this, come on. >> dave the barbarian!es, we're going to give it to james, he got it first. dave the barbarian. >> yeah! >> jimmy: dave. the cartoon was named after you. >> i love it. i'm a barbarian, yes. >> jimmy: next question. where did kirk buy his first guitar? lars? >> he stole it from me! >> kirk, come on. where did you buy your first guitar? >> uh -- >> oh no. walmart? >> rewards. >> jimmy: that is absolutely correct. >> did you buy the speaker? >> we are reversing history. >> jimmy: you're not even a metallica fan, are you? >> no! >> this doesn't seem fair, jimmy. >> we're going to take everybody out in hollywood tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, time is running out. where was metallica's first-ever gig? >> radio city, anaheim. >> jimmy: dave got it correct. radio city, anaheim. [ cheers and applause ] in what year did metallica officially form? lars? >> '81. >> jimmy: '81 is correct, metallica, you win! metallica wins their own game! [ cheers and applause ] i want to congratulate you, you are

((dave courvoisier)) >> our call 8 phone bank is here for you. consumer advocate michelle mortensen is in the call center with the men and women here to help you right now. michelle ... what's the number to call. ((michelle mortensen)) the number to call is 650-1101... and joining me now is gary denning ones... after a devastating wildfire in east tennessee. four people have now been confirmed dead in the fire. jennifer gray has the latest on the destruction... in gatlinburg tennessee. "this is crazy" search and rescue efforts underway this morning in fire-ravaged eastern tennessee -- bill haslam/tennessee governor (r): "this is the largest fire in the last hundred years of the state of tennessee." nats the possibility of spot fires after a terrifying 24 hours that left at least 250 homes and businesses destroyed-- and forced more than 14-thousand residents and tourists to flee to nearby shelters. nats mos intv: "you just don't know what to do. i mean, you sit there, you're expecting to come on a vacation and then find out that you can't get back

let's start with the weather and dave. >>dave: a couple of things i want to point out. we do have some inland fog for the second morning in a row. seems to be shrinking a little bit but bartow is sitting there with the half mile visibility and parts of lakeland have reduced visibility as well. it's not bad towards the coast. then you've got a very thin line of shower activity. probably kind of break up as it works its way onshore so if you get a couple of sprinkles or a tiny shower, don't be surprised. behind it is when the drier air settles in. right now it's very warm, very muggy. temperature dew point spread with our high temperatures today likely around noon time but tomorrow morning, nice, crisp, drier air settling in that in a little bit. >>vanessa: thanks. if you're just joining us, we're watching a head-on collision in the river view area causing the most concern on the roadways right now. it's affecting u.s. 301 south of bloomingdale at the intersection with duncan. this picture coming from a viewer on twitter that sent this to me on fox 13 traffic. you can see

>>russell: dave, weigh in on this. >>dave: i would love t. i would absolutely love it. >>vanessa: just 600 miles from the south pole. you have to keep running so you don't freeze. >>russell: i guess good point. >>dave: you guys fund me, i'll do it. >>russell: fire crews are waiting for the all clear to go inside a rec center after a devastating fire. >>vanessa: coming up, shayla reaves will bring us a live update and if you have a package in the mail, you're going to ? ? with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella adds a smile to any morning. one jar; so many delicious possibilities. >>dave: 6:31. the fog is back inland locations. i will tell you that brandon, the visibility just jumped up to seven miles. if you give me a little bit more scattered this morning, lakeland has a quarter mile visibility. then once that just a tiny little line of showers is going to produce next to nothing in the bucket but this is your boundary between the real humid air we have now and the drier air to the north of that. in fact, it's absolutely gorgeous in the panhandle and

your way. >> dave: impressive road win for ohio state. they take down indiana in the big 10. 92-82 today. season best 31 points for kelsey mitchell. the nation's 6th leading scorer. for debbie antonelli and the crew, dave o'brien saying so long from bloomington, indiana. number 14 ohio state 92 and indiana 82. tonight on cbs begins with. this has been a presentation of cbs sports. the region. forty two people died. thousands lost their homes and damage estimates neared half a billion dollars. "houses were shredded like paper. cars were scattered everywhere." "one woman got killed. the one right next door. the other one, i don't know what happened." "at least 10 lives were lost in morningside village alone. among them, an eight month old baby ripped from his father's arm by the force of the storm." "it came fast and furiously and without much warning." in the hours before the tornadoes struck, forecasters signaled alarms that treacherous weather was moving in. "almost an hour before sunday nights tornadoes, broadcasts carried warnings issu

dave is another expert on chickamauga. in fact, he's just putting on the finishing touches of his three-volume magnum opusabout the battle of chickamauga. the definitive work on the battle. for those of you who have read the books, you know those first two volumes are exhaustive and fantastic. they are a must for every single civil war library. in fact, they are so popular the atlanta civil war roundtable has chosen dave not once but twice as the recipient of their book of the year award. the only author to be selected for that award twice. his third book coming out later this year and then he's turning his attention to the battle of chattanooga for, the merging civil war series and then going to the battle of newmark. dave is a graduate of the virginia military institute and events at new market hold a near and dear place in his heart. he'll be challenging readers to rethink what it was all about. so lots of fantastic things to come from my friend dave. he's here tonight to set the table. we're talking about the great att

ross says it's all thanks to dave. >> i think he's just amazing. >> reporter: but dave will tell yout's just what you do for family. >> gay people often have their biological family and then their logical family. if i have any way to contribute to that care and show my love for these people who have all become my family, then i have to do it. >> reporter: in san francisco susie steimle, kpix5. ro >> wow, quite an amazing story there. >>> all right. it is a white christmas in the sierra, but don't do this. don't do this on the roads. tonight the chp posted this fixture of a driver using zip ties as chains in truckee and the caption, " can't officially say that we've never seen this before." so seriously don't be this guy. >> definitely against the law, brian. you've got to give them points for trying. >>> we're going down to the orinda theater. this theater was scheduled for demolition in 1984 and thank heavens the preservationists saved it and in 1989 reopened it four theater square i think is the address. it originally opened 10 days after pearl harbor and there it is shining bright

>>vanessa: thank you, dave f. you're travelling in pasco co entrance ramp to 75, please use caution here. go ahead news, you can see no big impacts to the interstate itself that's showing a whole lot of green on the road sensors. >>russell: tampa police searching for missing boy for the second time in one day. officials say wells went missing yesterday. they were able to find him and bring him home but then around 8:30 last night, he ran away again. last seen wearing dark colored shorts. he wasn't wearing a shirt or shoes. if you see >>jennifer: police have charged a man with the murder of 18-year-old coleman. he was shot and killed in january of 2015 and police believe the shooter is reginald bowman. his d.n.a. was on the visor found on the scene. a tipster said that bowman wanted to arrange a gun sale so he could rob coleman. >>russell: florida man sentenced three times for killing a polk county deputy and two others is state supreme court has ordered a new sentencing hearing for paul beasley johnson. the court

daveed: it certainly does. for that reason, it seems to have the hallmarks of terrorism, it seems to be deliver it, it -- it seems to be deliberate, it is being treated that way. looking at what is going on elsewhere in the world, jordan in particular, where you have the awful attack on a frequent tourist destination, it has the hallmarks of previous isis attacks, where they do surge attacks in multiple theaters at the same time as a show of strength. they did that notably during ramadan where they had this unprecedented bloody wave. as they are losing ground in syria and iraq, it makes sense for them to try to carry out terrorist attacks abroad to show they are a potent force. laura: much as the intelligence authorities might anticipate something like a christmas market is a soft target, how can one guard against attacks like this if this turns out to be an attack? daveed: that is the nature of soft targets, they are difficult to protect. same thing with the anticipation that american malls could be attacked,

(sot dave karger / correspondent, imdb :52-:58)is the toughest to call. this is going to be very close between manchester by moonlight."karger also sees a tight race between "manchester"s casey affleck....and "fences"denzel washington for best actor in a drama.....but he has little doubt natalie portman will win best actress for "jackie".(sot dave karger / correspondent, imdb 1:10-1:17 on 1:13) "there's so much in that performance that feels familiar and feels like the jackie kennedy we've seen on tv,but there's so much in the performance that feels new."in the television ranks....nbc's new hit, "this is us" scored a nomination as best drama.(sot dave karger / correspondent, imdb 1:24-1:30)"it is impressive that this is us got nominated in its first season, season shows up against it." those other rookies are netflix' "the crown" and "stranger things".....as well as hbo's "westworld"...they're all up against "game of thrones"...which is still seeking its first globe as best drama.mark barger, nbc news. let's take a look at what's on tmj4 tonight.. at 6-30

cybers dave, partner in a securities space. interesting choice given that he is not a civilian candidate. he's a decorated veteran. what does that mean for his views on cyber security, technological warfare on the ground? dave: so, general mattis has a terrific reputation as an intellectual, he is strategic. he has advocated force only when necessary. i think he stands out as a confident pick among the cabinet. the question is really not about the particular but why it is donald trump would say he is looking to the defense department and joint chiefs of staff in this plan to protect the vital infrastructure against cyber attacks. looking to the defense department to get on mattis, or the joint chiefs of staff to protect our industrial secure systems, dams, nuclear reactors. -- that is not the right solution. calling in marines to stop malware is like trying to stop a termite infestation with a shotgun. emily: what does it mean for the nsa? they expect the nsa to focus more on threats from russia or within the u.s.? dave: it has

why, dave? because those people are the same people who will talk on the phone.is the correct policy and the airline should be able to do what they want to do. it is personally just like all of our excuses are being pealed away. peeled away. the plane was the last thing i had. i am on a flight for six hours. i missed your call. and now you don't have that. if someone is looking for you there is no where to hide. >> that's why you take the flight. coming up, a story about remembering things that never happened. i promise it is unforgettable. >>> new research confirms what i have long suspected it. memory is not perfect. yes a study found half of us remember things that never happened. if we are told about an event and repeatedly imagine it happening we come to believe it happened even if it didn't. the brain is mysterious like that. it calls into question the integrity of the processes that rely heavily on memory such as courtroom testimony, therapy and how well i did at care karaoke last night. and it makes me wonder if this really happened. or did i dream it? it

dave? ((dave courvoisier)) >>> kinda like opening the floodgates, right? many analysts think this was something we might have expected from the "other" big resort entity on the strip... and let's face it -- with their bankruptcy proceedings still in play -- caesars probably needs the extra cash more than the m-g-m: (( we see a lot of this in the gaming industry where one company might start something first and everyone else would see how it goes. we see that with resort fees. we see that with 65 blackjack, stuff like that and it seems if something is successful or at least if it's not resisted too much it catches on in other places . )) ((dave courvoisier)) >>schwartz sees an opportunity for other properties like boyd gaming or stations casinos -- that cater to locals -- to use this as a counter- marketing theme: (( david schwartz: they could. you know that definitely is a very could be a very good lure and already you know gas prices may be going up and they are that means a lot is the kind of thing which i think vegas was founded on where it's a little t

dave, how do you think trump's trump impression is? >> he actually went into trump and went big with the hands. he nailed it. that may be the best trump impression i have seen. >> anthony, i didn't follow his story, but he was a handsome guy. >> uh -- apparently a handsome guy. his little asides are so good. >> before we go to the break, anthony, you went to a concert last night. >> yes, i did. >> i saw it on social media. >> that was billy joel at madison square garden. >> you were up front. >> front and center. >> is that a taunt to your followers to show them how close you get at a billy joel show? >> no, i was going to take compound media to mexico. donald trump gave me those tickets to stay. >> are you kidding me? >> i wouldn't kid you. i made a deal. >> that's pretty close. i don't think anybody could beat you. maybe there is one photo that could beat the bragging rights. >> oh my god! >> when did this happen? >> maybe at his 65th birthday. >> oh man. >> what did you do? >> of course sang happy birthday. >> it is a hard song to l

our dave schratwieser is following this investigation. dave?> reporter: lousy no arrests and no suspects to report tonight. but this surveillance video and this shooting has neighbors in that area on edge and as you're about to see from the video, the two gunmen fired at least 28 shots. >> i was in shock. i couldn't even move. >> reporter: he was fast asleep early wednesday morning when a barrage of g gunfire outside his adams of a home sent him racing to the window. the shooting left him so shaken up, he asked us not to identify him. >> i look out my window. i saw the fellow laying on the ground. i was in shock. >> reporter: police say it was an execution style killing and surveillance cameras nearby captured it all as two gunmen fired 28 shots then fled the scene. the murder shook this neighborhood to the core. >> no matter what he did, okay, he's a human being. he's a son, a brother, he might be a father. >> reporter: it happened around 12:30 wednesday morning in the 1400 block every adams avenue. cameras were rolling as 30-year-old jonathan

. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: enter dave andrade. >> ross is by all means deserving of this.i can't think of any reason why i should turn down this amazing opportunity. >> reporter: dave will give ross half his liver in january. the two see each other as not just family but kindred spirits. >> his dad and my mom used the same nickname. um, we both play the accordion. we both runner are upper tenor twos in the chorus. >> he said he play the accordion and he said so doi. >> reporter: the two just met. in fact, as ross grew too weak to sin, dave joined the chorus by accident saw ross' last concert before joining the group. >> that was the first time i had seen the concert was their elton john sing-along. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's the concert ross chose for his donor video. coincidentally before joining the chorus, dave had just decided to prioritize his health losing 50 pounds. >> i wouldn't be eligible if i hadn't lost that weight five years ago so it's one more thing to think about. >> reporter: it's as if they were meant to meet this moment practical for a part they were m

fox 29's dave kinchen is live in fair hill with more information. dave? >> reporter: these are kinds of crimes that will take a little while to solve. right now the only clue here left is the crime tape here that police put here overnight when the body was found. we can also tell you that they're still work to go department if i this who did not have any id on the body. >> jose, runs part-time auto repair shop in philadelphia's fair hill section. across from his business leftover police tape marks the area where a badly injured woman was found last night. she died this morning. >> makes no sense. >> makes no sense to you. >> crazy. people nuts. >> reporter: police say the unconscious woman was found on the 2700 block of north third street with a trace amount of blood at the scene and one of her boots in the street. initially investigators said she was shot but now they say the cause of her severe head and body trauma is not clear. she also did not have any id. >> problems all over. who did he ever that ain't got no mind. report roar discovery reportedly m

it's a pretty tight-knit group of people. >> reporter: al lopes was one of them. >> dave was withoutoubt like the best guy you never met. >> reporter: flying through the air, defying gravity, that's david ripping around the crack at a red bull-sponsored race in 2014. >> kind of like, gas it, not think about it, just go, go, go. >> reporter: a year after winning that race, dave suffered a head injury in a bike accident while riding home from work. he wasn't wearing a helmet. after clinging to life for more than three weeks, nancy made the heartbreaking decision to let him go. but david would live on in the tiny mementos and the big memorials his friends set up and in the countless people whose lives were about to change. >> this was all meant to be somehow. i think he knew he was going to be giving. >> reporter: dave had chosen to be an organ donor and he was also a perfect match for an experimental surgery nearly 15 years in the making. an unprecedented procedure to give pat hartison a new face. the volunteer firefighter and father from mississippi ran into a burning house searching

looking around his house, dave says it could have easily been that way. dave ivler / survived fire 17:54:54-55:08 i'll show you how close the fire got this can go and see that the front in of the vehicle actually the tire caught on fire and started melting. and in the back of his home, even more evidence of a close call. dave ivler / survived fire 17:55:42-50 if you look over the edge here you can see the black brown line and it's in a complete semi circle around the property. he'll be able to sleep in his home tonight. take nat: 17:52:54-59 it's, i don't even know how to put that into words that it's here. bittersweet he says, knowing dave ivler / lost home 17:48:44-54 you're standing here right in the middle of all these burnt cabins it smells terrible it looks terrible so i'm fighting to different a look at current temperatures across the valley and not only are we looking at a drop in temperatures... we're looking at some wind to make things even worse. let's head over to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan? friday will yield stro

"bienvenido al alquiler de gallinas" dave alquil a este par.sioso para quienes viven en las ruidosas ciudades. llegamos en la maÑana al hogar de dave. agarr huevos frescos y. ah mismo los hizo desyuno. sot dave dice que definitivamente saben mejor que los del supermercado. su hija come tres todos los das. mara cecilia y su esposo son los responsables de que los huevos de alquier sean una realidad. son sus gallinas quienes ponen los huevos . sot mara ceclia sternzon/"rent a chicken" nosotros les ofrecemos la oportunidad de alquilar las gallinas por seis meses sin tener que tener el compromiso de tenerlas para siempre mara dice que inclusive sus clientes las quieren tener como mascotas. son co perritos en sa, sonlindsu vnculo afectivcon estas as. auue otro es su oetivo incipal. t maraofrecen huevos fscos todas maÑas. brid si ud noiene espacio su hor, le van aar estas ulas gallinas. y estaarantizado tendr huevos en su desayuno. sot dave/wife/ pero la gran pregunta es: cambia el valor nutricional cuando se comparan con los que venden en los superme

sir dave brailsford attempting to give some clarity on that specific issue.he contents of the package was fluimucil, i'm not an expert but it sounds fairly innocuous. you told the daily mail, so innocuous. you told the daily mail, so that you use the word career, the gentleman? simon cope. to be there to meet emma pooley when in fact she was 700 miles away. —— career. it looks like you are covering something up. i understand that. why, it looks like there is something to cover up, why do that? i have always said i hold my hand up that we did not handle that very well. at the time when this allegation was put to me, i was quite taken aback. i said what i decide to do and with hindsight it probably was not the wisest thing, it was to start gathering information that, and tried to piece together what had happened. as i was running through the collecting of information and talking to people it triggered each other‘s minds and memories and as i went through i relayed that directly to the daily mail. as a running commentary. there we re mail. as a running commentar

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in wilmington.ave. >> reporter: lucy, that teenaged victim was tacked right outside his own home. to night his family tells us he's still hospitalized in stable condition after being treated for his injuries. as authorities try to figure out exactly what touched off this incident. >> i just -- i wish it never happen. >> reporter: relatives fought back tears as they described the pitbull attack on the 13 year old boy that happened around 6:30 wednesday night near the boy's home at 27th and washington. >> it was just shocking. >> reporter: you worried about him. >> um-hmm. >> reporter: the boy's sister asked us not to identify her. she says her brother was bitten repeatedly as he and his brother struggled to get the dog off him and medic responded and took victim to the hospital with multiple bite wounds. >> on his feet, his legs and his arms. >> reporter: family members heard the eighth grader screaming and came out to seat dog's teeth lock on the boy's leg. they say the police tased the dog and fire

because fred and dave do things differently.s for these large-living 19th century men. oh, whoa. holy shit. look at that. instead, a hearty lunch of french classics, accompanied by many fine wines and liqueurs, as befitting gentlemen of discerning tastes who've exhausted themselves in the wild. so this is how you live? >> fred: well, more often than not, yes. >> david: we always have to travel well and eat properly. we're drinking a natural white wine. [ speaking french ] white burgundy. these are glacier bay oysters, as wel a couple of beausoleils thrown in there. >> fred: they're delicious. and my prized possession, those little alsace glasses. >> david: fred's wonderful alsace glasses. >> anthony: yeah. >> david: but the funnest part about the restaurant business, isn't it the cutlery? just this spoon is absolutely gorgeous, you know? fred has a wonderful collection of tableware. without getting, you know, snobby or elitist, y know, the eating off vintage, uh, tableware is one of the great joys out of life. >> anthony: well,

fox 29's dave kinchen is live in doylestown tonight. dave?> reporter: iain, this case is moving even at this hour. we can tell you the mother is charged in the disappearance of her adopted daughter but the question is, who will face charges in the actual murder and once again we do want to tell you the details may be disturbing to some. >> it pains all of us, um, in this holiday season to come before you to talk about, um, a matter like this. >> reporter: prosecutors from 3pa counties working the death of 14-year-old grace packer first reported missing from this abington township home in july. two hunters piped finding her dismembered body in a wooded area of luzerne county months later. >> it's sad day whenever you have to announce that a missing dean teenaged girl was found. but not found alive. >> reporter: the case as grizzly as it is strange. detectives say grace's mother sarah packer vanished after reporting the disappearance. neighbors tell fox 29 the family moved from abington township just days later. >> pretty sad, you know. little

and i truly am so thankful that the administration took the courage to -- >> looks like dave, dave's there. shailene woodley, you were one of the first to go out to standing rock before any of your colleagues in the acting community went out there, and i think you inspired many others to join you out there. what brought you out there, and what did it feel like yesterday when you got the news? >> caller: i heard about the pipeline back in february from a few friends. and worked with some of the youth from standing rock. this movement really did stem from the youth out here getting together and recognizing that if they didn't stand up to protect their water, not only would they not have clean drinking water for their future, but all future generations wouldn't either. and at that time, it was really hard to get press. for months and months and months, nobody was paying attention, and now the whole world knows about this. and something, as an outsider, somebody who's come in to support this movement, yesterday being at camp and seeing the relief and the celebration and also the, you kno

let's get over to dave, because dave is tracking some friday cold is sticking around. 23 in city park. we're watching cloud cover build up in the mountains. but it's down in new mexico where our flurries will come up from later today. i'll give you a time line on when coming up. >>> for now at least as you go up hoo the high country it's a good looking drive. there is a sheen on the roads this morning if you're driving up that direction. that should mostly be some of the chemicals. later today tougher conditions and maybe chain and passenger traction restrictions. >>> cody donahue was a husband, father of two and a state trooper. he'll be laid to rest after losing his life last week while on duty. jamie leary is live in denver for us. this is expected to draw a lot of people. >> reporter: a lot of people, in addition to the funeral service, a huge procession is expected to take place. it will honor the trooper donahue and his family

hey, dave?reporter: well, turns out a lot of people, a lot of the older folks, still trying to figure out snap chat. that's one group. but these teens actually responded apparently to a call for a brawl on snap chat. so, police have kept an extra eye out, after the last couple every nights have been filled with brawling here at the philadelphia mills mall. last night, 200 young people arriving mostly by bus, although police were ready because of what happened the night before. they turned most people away, got 30 or 40 of them who still got inside the complex of course formerly known as franklin mills mall. police say that three were arrested for disorderly conduct, one arrested for allegedly trying to punch an officer. the number every teens initially showing up last night, doubled that of the night before. our cameras caught the scene breaking up outside with number every boys on bikes, swerving in and out of traffic, very dangerous, and of course, much of this in response to posting on snap c

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>> donald trump doesn't give a -- what dave ramsey thinks. >> i am not so sure.gain, back to what i was saying earlier. those of us who run businesses, small or large. we like a predictable environment. the stock market is a large business, obviously. they like a predictable environment. if you're going to kill obamacare because health insurance rates have doubled and they're sinking small business people left and right. and the individual who is paying their own policies, it's the biggest budget item per crisis they've got right now, if you're going to go into office and kill that, you better go into office and kill that. you can't be a squirrel in the road. you can't get a.d.d. with your political cronies and run back and fort. you better follow through. make it predictable. enemies or not. people that love you, people that don't. take that path. the rest of us can follow and judge and make our hires and make our business strategies based on that pre dingtable environment. >> we were talking before about good economic news, unemployment rate 4.6%. what are you

he flies he's >> we're watching dave. here we go. >> the episode is called the nut crackers and we're choreographing the nutcracker down on the stage down there. >> the direetor/choreographer. >> we have babies. we got dogs and special effects going on. >> operation surprise photo for d.j. is a go. this season will be holiday themed and there will be plenty of decked out episodes for the ladies and there was one that really stood out. ?? >> my number one dream guest star for 30 years has been new kids on the block. >> i cried reading the script. i am not even lying. is this old guy., dream director i can take my glasses and go -- okay, and action! >> you go cut it out. >> see what you did there? that's crazy. >> that never gets old, and now today candace cameron bure says she's going to cut it out on "the view.? she's leaving the show to focus time on "fuller house" and other now the lifetime series "unreal" is almost like watching behind the scenes of "the bachelor" and constance zimmer is so good at playing the venomous