john: david morris got top grade at a top college, then got a masters degree.e a college degree. >> why this expensive plumage mechanism. zach started a company that find students work and businesses. >> these employers are track cally handing out good jobs and they can't find good talented young people with college degrees to fill them. he's making more than $100,000 a year. >> i'm creating real value for this company. even if they don't, the student don't drown in student loan. >> it's net tuition zero for our student. one company offers a virtual reality alternative learning science. you learn by playing games. and every day on the web there is another new alternative. do people still need a college degree? >> if you want to be a doctor, lawyer or professor, something highly credentialed, you will need one. but if you want to build your own career you don't need one. john: that's a good thing. it gives us more choices. next, the best way to predict who will be the next president. will it be him? her? him? later in the show. later in the show. the robot car.

all right, john manly, butch jones, david morris -- conspiracy to commit murder, all l ree of them. lieutenant, chief daniels says that the arrest of cullen's men, "strikes a heavy blow against drug traffic here on the hill." would yoyoagree with that? sure, the last half-hour, at least. depends on the weather. lolo at that, partner -- biggest bust since the brinks job, and we could have had a taste of it if they wouldn't have pullededs off trash detail. we've done pretty well ourselves today. i have to had it to you, gentlemen. i heard you really pulled the rabbit out of the hat. just a couple of guys doing our jobs, ms. davenport. two weeks worth of work scorched by that arsonist you pawned off on me as a chemist! excuse me. what chemist is that? it's police business, ms. davenport. could we discuss this in private? probably out frying his pea brain right now. must be some kind of mistake. only mistake is i let you talk me into believing that lizard had a degree! i called a reference number on his applicicion and got the bluebird of happiness massage parlor in honolulu! excuse me,

now here in new york city, director of monmouth polling and david morris. we'll begin with you. is speaking at this moment in michigan, which is unusual because, you know, usually you see that state -- we'll talk to sarah palin who is in michigan in a moment. but trump is saying that the second comey letter is rigged. if you want justice, you have to vote for him and get her out of the picture. that's not a bad retort. i don't know if it's rigged north. i doubt it. but to turn it around and try to use it for him, i think that's fairly clever. >> he has to do that, bill. he's in the blind. he's behind nationally. he has to find some way to make the undecideds, the few that are out there, come to his side. but you know what? it's already baked in. people who care about the e-mails have already decided. it's not good ing to make a difference at the end of the day. >> i hate the end of the day phrase because there's a day and a half left before people go to vote. just two points is real clear politics separating clinton. that's within the margin of error. you're a pollster, so i'm s

here in new york, patrick murray, director of monmouth polling and david morris, from the kiplinger letterwe'll begin with you. trump is speaking at this moment in michigan. and which is unusual because usually you see that state -- we'll talk to sa-- talk to sara palin who is in michigan. and the comment that the second comey is rigged. and that is not a bad retort. i don't know if it is rigged or not. i doubt it. but to turn it around and try to use it for him, i think that is fairly clever. >> he has to do that. he's in a bind. he's behind nationally. he has to find some way to make the undecided, the few that are out there, come to his side. but i think it is already baked in. people who care about the e-mails have already decided and it is not going to make a differenceality t at the end of day. >> i hate the end of the day frad because there is a day and a half left before people go to vote. two points is real clear, politics separating clinton and that is within a margin of error. you are a pollster. so i'm seeing trump out-work hillary clinton. trump does six events today and hilla

javier baez and another dolo dinger from 39 year old david ross playing in his last major league game today--iowa state senior point guard monte morris earning some serious preseason. the flint michigan native has been voted to the associated press men's college basketball first team. this is the biggest of the three preseason honors--- morris has received this fall. morris was voted the big 12 preseason player of the year--- and also landed a spot on the big 12 first team. morris is the cyclones' top along with seven assists and four rebounds per contest he is the leading returning player in the big 12 conference in scoring, assists, assist-to-turnover ratio and minutes played. the iowa state football team plays under the bright lights on thursday night. the cyclones play host to 12th ranked oklahoma tomorrow night at jack trice stadium. iowa state lost to kansas state 31-26 last week..... with a one and seven record and coach matt campbell says the focus of the program right now is to keep improving in every phase of the game. although the cyclones have been very close to turning the corner----campbell says they are not there yet.

morris. standard charter having the worst day in four months. davidg back to the united states with elections one week away. hillary clinton e-mails are again a top focus. yesterday, a loss was that about the unprecedented situation. >> hillary clinton wants to blame everyone else for her mounting legal troubles. she has brought this situation onto herself. she has nobody to blame but herself. hillary clinton: for those of you who are concerned about my using personal e-mail, i understand and i'm not making excuses. i said it was a mistake and i regret it. >> i have to give the fbi credit, it was so bad what happened originally and it took guts for the director james comey to make the move that he made in light of the kind of opposition that he had where they are trying to protect her from criminal prosecution. that.ow hillary clinton: now, they apparently locked -- apparently want to look at e-mails from one of my staffers and i'm sure they will reach the same conclusion they did when they looked at my e-mails. for the last year. there is no case her

david robichaud, wbz news. >>> new at 5:00, just in time for thanksgiving, the second officer seriously injured during a shooting in east boston is home from the hospital. officer matt morris was shot in with kirk figueroa. he said he is lucky to be here and be thankful for. >>> a swastika, an interracial couple's windshield, smashed. people marching today say we are seeing too much of this and are banding together with police. with daily complaints coming into the state attorney general's aspect-hate hotline, a rally today to make a enough. paul burton has the story. paul? >> reporter: lisa, the scene the and theme of the rally, no place for hate, stand up against the onslaught of racist attacks across the common welt. >> no one should sit silently now. >> reporter: standing up and speaking out about hate, several groups rallied on the steps of the statehouse. >> silence is not golden. community to stand together against hate in the wake of the 2016 presidential election. in recent weeks, there were more than 300 complaints of harassment and threats to the attorney general's office. >> newspaperss from the ku klux klan were delivered to doorsteps in the middle of night. a

david palmer. >> now dennis is taking us into the future in the new thriller "incorporated." he plays julian morris, security for a corporation called spiga. >> what happened today in jakarta, someone is going to end up in the quiet room for that. do you understand what that means? >> we've all heard stories. if you really knew, you wouldn't send anyone my way on a 55% chance he's guilty. >> run! run for our life! >> you play the figure of authority so well. little terrifying in this. but why do you think that is? is it the voice? >> i think it is a combination of things. on screen i am a lot more serious than i am off. with this character, i just love this character. first time i read it. i was in it a lot in the premier show, but he things that he does. >> this is one of these shows, it's set about 50 years in the future but everything that you are talking about in the show seems pretty plausible now in -- probably is going to be -- before that. >> very probable. i think unless we change our ways drastically, that's where we're headed. >> that was ominous. so was it like to sit down with 8-year-o

morris were shot october 12 while responding to a domestic disturbance in east boston. yesterday, commissioner william evans issued a commissioner's commendation and a heartfelt thank you to mgh doctors george c. velmahos, david king and the entire mass general hospital trauma team. the officers were both shot multiple times during the arrived at the hospital with a bleak prognosis. the doctors received a standing ovation from all in attendance. maria: veterans day is just a week away and a boston hospital is hoping to make it special for one soldier. this u.s. army ring was lost at brigham and woman's hospital two years ago. -- more than 10 years ago. so far, the hospital hasn't been able to find the owner but they're hoping to solve the mystery by veterans day. the ring's identifying feature -- the initials "rez" engraved on the inside of the band. they are a ed: take a look of this pairing we show you lines, lines of people voting. lines of people trying to get into valid areas and they are in mind that. big papi may have ridden off into the sunset but his legacy remains with a new angle, beer. big hapi beer has entered the local brewery market. sam adams, the brewer, describes big hapi as a heavy hitting

david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> an arizona police officer caught on video punching a woman in the face has been put on administrative leave. >> hey! >> hey! >> officer jeff bonar says melissa morris kicked him in the groin before he hit her. he arrested morris believing she had an outstanding arrest warrant. >> he proceeded to tackle me and put me under arrest even though i did not have a warrant and punched me in my face twice and choked me and proceeded to arrest me and twist my arm and just brutally attack me pretty much. >> pe against morris are no longer active. the flagstaff police are investigating. >>> the first significant snow of the year is falling in the upper mississippi valley and northern plains as arctic air moves down from canada. blizzard and winter storm warnings are posted from nebraska to michigan. the storm hit denver yesterday. 8 inches or more is expected in some areas, causing major travel headaches. in minnesota, folks are preparing for the winter-like weather. blizzard conditions are expected news." a teacher's tirade. >> you're an idiot! >> a teacher is caught on video using shocking language in her classroom. >>> astronaut peggy whitson breaks a recor

morris were shot october 12 while responding to a domestic disturbance in east boston. yesterday, commissioner william evans issued a commissioner's commendation and a heartfelt thank you to mgh doctors george c. velmahos, david king, and the entire mass general hospital trauma team. the officers were both shot multiple times during the bleak prognosis in need of immediate life-saving care. the doctors received a standing ovation from all in attendance. a gruesome discovery in south carolina. a woman found chained inside a storage unit. her warning to police for the potential of more horrors on this property. and washing machines exploding, causing serious injuries, samsung customers being warned to take advantage of a massive recall. out there today, but chillier this weekend. antoinette: and several people walking inside a abandoned him g-8 tunnels. why the tea is sounding the alarm. >> a half-hour of news at the top of the hour. newscenter 5 at 4:00 -- j.c. massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their children." they agree it will provide vital "

morris were shot october 12 while responding to a domestic disturbance in east boston. yesterday, commissioner william evans issued a commissioner's commendation and a heartfelt thank you to mass general doctors george c. velmahos, david king and the entire mass general hospital trauma team. the officers were both shot arrived at the hospital with a bleak prognosis in need of immediate life-saving care. the doctors received a standing ovation from all in attendance. well, first it was phones, now washing machines? jc: still ahead on newscenter 5, what you need to know about an explosive new recall for samsung. ed: and a mom accused of leaving her kids in the car while she shoplifted. how police discovered the children were in there, and the jc: and right now, a falmouth man is accused of trying to kill police officers, by throwing heroin in their faces. more on this as it develops massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs and their children." they agree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 i

. -- david: technology shares were -- the sector's growth prospects are vulnerable to policy changes. joining us with morris stephen rees, head of u.s. equity strategies and j.p. morgan chase, where he oversees $1 trillion. julie hyman also joining us. policy, we have pronouncements. we can predict what he will do when he is in the oval office. do you invest on that? not trying to articulate what the policies are going to be. i think the market has gotten increasingly comfortable that moves the policies that trump has talked about, pro-business and pro-market. we went out with a pretty bullish u.s. equity. we are going to focus on the fundamentals. the have more paths to better earnings growth. thinking there will be big infrastructure packages that you are getting behind? guest: infrastructure has been a big part of both campaigns. fromnk you will hear more president trump in the coming weeks for months. we have seen a big rise in industrials and specific infrastructure names. wait a longg to term policies with the short-term opportunities. julie: what i found more shocking was the market reaction. why did

david king. they also presented it to the rest of mass general's trauma unit thursday. big thanks for their help. the two veteran police officers, richard cintolo and matthew morris, were shot multiple times during the incident. one of the bullets hit a main artery in morris' leg. it was a follow officer's quick action when he applied a tourniquet to morris that helped save that man's life. th released from the hospital and continue with their recovery. morris and cintolo were responding to a domestic incident in easts be when kirk figueroa, the suspect, opened fire. officers returned fire, killing figueroa. >> sarah: still ahead, a student just eight years old brings a gun to school in lowell. a live report at 6:30 on who is now facing charges. >> kris: and you'll want to pay attention to this story. major concern for commuters for this weekend. parts of route 128 closing down because of a bridge demolition. >> sarah: and today's class act, an encouraging story of two brothers who are doing all they can to help people in one of the world's poorest countries. >> chris: a lot of dry times ahead of us. occasionally a brief passing sprinkle or shower in the forecast

david king a special award on thursday. and thanked the entire mgh trauma team. they were the ones who saveded richard cintolo and matt morris, who were both brought to the at the time. this morning, both officers are out of the hospital and are recovering. >> jason: hopeful show up who they went to rent. the problem is the person they give their money to, isn't the landlord or the owner. the scam that's targeting local vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte's record. ayotte voted six times to end funding for planned parenthood - putting access to birth control and cancer screenings at risk. and she supports overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. woman 2: voters definitely cannot trust kelly ayotte. . >> heather: new york city mourning after a shoot out in the bronx. a man broke into an apartment with his estranged and 3-year-old son were. the man eventually left and police caught up with him a mile away. when officers approached he got out of his car and started shooting,