it was a lot. >> when they found out dave had three life insurance policies? totaled it all up, and i think it came to 300, $350,000, somewhere in that neighborhood, that she was likely to see if a prowler had done this. >> was there ever any indication she was capable of violent acts? the sort of person who could be violent? >> yeah. >> she said some things to me, and i dismissed them because i maybe didn't want to believe that she was capable. but sometimes she would say things like, i'd be better off if dave wasn't around. >> meanwhile, justice crawled. a year passed. then two, three, four. jane remained free on bond. and dave's niece, megan laut, fumed. >> she caused my family so much pain, and it's horrible. it's just -- i hate it. >> nephews aaron and cody took it out on the garage weight room. >> i have a way of bottling and condensing it and i get it out when i lift. >> you get your emotion going, your anger, your adrenaline going. >> in december 2013, don laut pleaded with a judge to get the case before a jury. >> i just want the court to know that the

dave here? kevin: yeah, he's in the back. he had to print something up. ave. well, i've broken a new record. i'm more pissed. how you doing? how are you? dave: good, how are you? lemonis: so, where's everything that was put up here? dave: it's down. it was confusing. lemonis: confusing to who? dave: the customers. lemonis: but just to take them off -- and what happened to all that stuff? dave: you know, these are great ideas in theory or in your head. lemonis: in my head? or in reality? dave: no, you came up with the idea. it's not practical. lemonis: what's not practical? to change a menu board? dave: i look at the expense. i don't want to do that. lemonis: you didn't pay for any of this! i paid for it. you haven't taken a dime out of your pocket. kevin, can you give me a minute with dave? kevin: sure. lemonis: i'm sorry. thanks. this was about building a prototype for a soup concept, and then, after all this stuff is done, you basically just dismantled it all. dave: okay. the problem i have, you just come in and you do things without any kind of consulta

tomorrow we probably be a coupl dave had a gorgeous afternoon/evening. this high pressure will be sticking around. that allowsi the system to circumvent us and that gives us lots of dry days. showers in upstate new york in new england. for us it will be a long dry stretch.. >> this evening, it will be in the 40s and then the time you wake wake up in the 30s. tomorrow about 60 with sunshine , you turn the clocks back one hour on monday 60s slim chance of a shower late tuesday evening. i don't think it will do much. looking at wednesday and thursday in the 50smu and then rainy pattern setting up friday and saturday. if that's the case, we would stay in the '50s until that at a major cool down, potentially the end of the following week. a local medical company may have discovered a possible cure for athletes, a monday at former ohio state star matt wilhelm and a former brown talk about the potential breakthrough that is being used to treat everything fromae then these two concussions, 9 percen work for you as well, a fox 8 news report at 6:00 p.m. monday,y,

. >> 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 for survivors, when the roof collapsed. >> you know, when i came back home i was a totally different person. >> reporter: he was lucky to surviv of his scalp, ears and nose. his eyelids and lips were also gone. >> i think the first time i realized what he had gone through was the first time i saw him. >> reporter: pat's oldest daughter alison was just 6 at the time. >> i remember going up to the house. and my mom and stepdad literally had to drag me in the house. because i was scared. >> reporter: while his devastated family and friends he became withdrawn, depressed. doctors told him he would ultimately go blind. >> take off your ears for me for a second. >> reporter: desperation led him to dr. eduardo rodriguez at nyu's langon medical center. the

i think he knew he was going to be giving. >> reporter: can dave had chosen to be an organ donor ande 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 for survivors when the roof collapsed. he was lucky to survive. the fire robbed him of his scalp, ears, and nose and eyelids and lips were also gone. >> take off your ears for me please. >> reporter: desperation led him to dr. rodriguez at nyu's medical center. the pioneering surgeon in the emerging field of face transplants had been looking for the perfect patient, and pat was the one. it takes 12 hours to remove the donor's face. in operating rooms across the city, four other patients are being prepped for their own life-saving operations. among those saved on this day, two young boys and a 58-year-old woman who had all been desperately waiting for transplants. every day, 22 americans die waiting for a life saving transplant. nationally, only 50% of eli

the fed wraps up its two dave i had meeting this afternoon and is expected to signal. raise interest rates next month. look for data on hiring and the private sector. the dow dropping 105 points to 18,037. the nasdaq slipping 35 to 5,153. tracy, back over to you. >> landon dowdy with cnbc. landon, thanks. >>> getting a warmer start this morning. temperatures in the 50s in philadelphia. it's 52 degrees. live view from camden, new jersey, looking across the bow of the battleship new jersey. no sign of fog there. some of the suburbs are seeing light fog that could thicken before sunrise right around 7:30 this morning. >>> jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. >> we're watching quiet roads. this is the boulevard around 17th street. we of course know that all will change within the next hour or so. but, again, no problems in either direction. we'll have our eye on septa and regional rails for you. >>> jessica, thanks. going beyond politics. hear how the presidential election could have an impact on home sales in at least one jersey shore resort. >>> if you

really powerful after the week we've had. >> dave chappell also incredible. >> and comedian chris rock joined dave chappell in a post election skit being hailed as one of the best of the night. watch this. >> trump might actually win. >> i'm thinking of course. what are you talking about? >> i tried to tell em >> what's happening? why are women even voting for him? >> i don't get these ladies. the country's 55% women. if it was 55% black, we'd have have tons of black presidents. flavor flav would be president. >> a very important message in terms of the satire injected in >> i wonder if alec baldwin will be coming back. >> and dave chappell. he's been away and now making a come back in stand up comedy. >> i was thinking he's never hosted snl. >> and people looking for post election relief headed to the movies and big at the box office "doctor strange" takes a top spot for the second week pap $34 million pay and "trolls." and rounding out the top three "arrival." an estimated $24 million. did you make it out to see "trolls"? >> no, but "arrivals" i heard is fantastic. amazing when it co

had to treat you. every -- like on "dr. ken," i think dave foley had a cold or some allergies or things like that. it happens. i don't really prescribe much but i kind of -- usually it's a virus. >> jimmy: albert, do you think that ken is cool when he has done something like that? where he's gone in and examined >> yeah, he's cool. he goes into this kind of different doctor mode. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, it's a lot more serious. then after everything's taken care of he goes back to funny ken. >> reporter: back to funny. are you planning to be an actor when you're grown up? is this your plan for your life? >> i might be an actor when i grow up. but i also want to maybe do some behind the scenes stuff. like director or producer. because i'm interested in that >> jimmy: you like that kind of thing also, yeah. will you go to college? will you skip that? i would skip it if i was you. >> i think i'd stick with college. >> jimmy: you would stick with college. [ laughter ] >> seriously, albert talks in like showbiz speak all the time on set. every day instead of yes it's left side, "copy that." "sho

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>>dave: we've had a good morning. good morning, russell and laura. it's november. we're so close to finishing the 60 in brooksville. 67 in tampa. 71 in st. petersburg. so we have a mild, nice start to the day. just as pretty as yesterday with the sunshine and high temperatures really getting back in the mid 80s. next three days are going to be like this. we'll start to get the changes on friday going into the weekend. we'll discuss those in a little bit. >>vanessa: thank you. 7:01. our two bigger trouble spots are going to be in pasco county so this is o following for a little while. this one along u.s. 19. still southbound lane blocks, at least two we'll be blocked here at the intersection with fox hollow drive following a vehicle crash with injuries. this according to the pasco county sheriff's office. give yourself an extra minute or two out the door. this is a new one reported. sat road 54. this is only blocking an inside lane so expect some delays but nothing major and as always, use election day and surprises keep coming. there's talk now of a potential const

>>dave: you had me at truffle sea weed. >>russell: did i? >>laura: it looks like a pringle. >>vanessa: pringles are good. >>laura: the darnedest thing. that tastes just like a pringle. >>vanessa: i can eat a whole sleeve of pringles. >>russell: if y far, would you eat them all at this point? i don't know. >>laura: potato chips that look like a box of jewelry. >>vanessa: nice. >>russell: the box is a keeper. >>laura: stay with us. a hidden danger. >>russell: put pringles in it. sorry. >>laura: coming up, the slim chances of survival in you ever get an infection. >>russell: and a troubling trend for teens. depression is on the rise and belcher. good morning. >>charley: bet you can't eat just one. $11 a pop, i bet you ain't eating none. there it is. that's what we don't want, russell. that's a landfill. we don't want that mountain getting any bigger than it already is. but that's already. right across here, they're burning that garbage and turning it into electricity. enough to power 40,000 homes a day in pinellas county. what doesn't end up at either place, well, we have it's

.<<<))) ((dave courvoisier)) >>> we had the historic name but this is las vegas... there's always something more. ((denise valdez)) >> the runnin' rebels were in action tonight... chris ((chris maathuis)) >> first it was the big name reveal party.. now we'll see if the rebels are celebrating tonight. the runnin' rebels hosting northern arizona and they'd need a paul bunyon type effort to beat the lumberjacks. >>> plus.. the battle for the fremont cannon is only days away... ((chris maathuis)) coach marvin menzies have gotta be feeling marvelous after tonight's showing. unlv facing northern arizona. fans will buy in if the rebs up this kind of an effort... very impressive performance by the home team. rebels were on fire tonight... shooting 55 percent in the first half... kris clyburn two of his 8. this is what fans like to see and menzies promised the rebels runnin.. six players finished in double digits. unlv had 26 fast break points.. and led 53-25 at the break. even guys who probably shouldn't be poppin' three's were poppin' threes... rebs hit 11 of em in the gam