i'd like to speak to dr. adams. stand by, enterprise. captain kirk, dr. adams here. dr. adams, regarding your escaped man-- t? and your people-- no injuries? no casualties, sir. this man is... dr. simon van gelder? yes, of course. you're certain he's all right? we've been very concerned. in the violent state he's in-- no harm to him, sir. he'd been doing some experimental work, captain, an experimental beam we'd hoped might rehabilitate incorrigibles. van gelder felt he hadn't the moral right to expose another man to something he hadn't tried on his own person. tragedy, doctor. jim... that doesn't quite ring true. uh, dr. adams... please stand by. explain. i don't believe him. i can't explain n , but the more i study that patient-- you don't believe him and you can't explain it. bones, are you aware that in the e st 20 years, dr. adams has done more to revolutionize, to humanize prisons and the treatment of prisoners than all the rest of humanity had done in 40 centuries? i've been to those penal colonies since they've begun following his methods. and they're not cages an

dr. adams did this to you. dr. adams? dr. ad-- the treatment room. follow me. the power came on. he's dead, captain. the machine wasn't on high enough to kill him. but he was alone. can you imagine a mind... emptied by that thing? without even a tormenter for company. man: all sections. security check in progress. report. oh, captain, there was a message from tantalus colony, sir. it was from van gelder. the equipment destroyed. thank you. it's hard to believe that a man could die of loneliness. not when you've sat in that room. take us out of orbit, mr. spock. ahead warp factor one. acknowledged, captain. up creased prices. come up -- coming up, the latest on the impact in our state. >>> it is the time of the election when big names swarm the battleground states and they don't get much bigger than the president of the united states. thank you for joining us. i'm deborah morgan. >> i'm david crabtree. >> expect to see heavy hit are both parties lobbying for votes up until the polls close on tuesday night. wral's capital bureau chief laura leslie has covered many of these events f

dr. mark adams. dr. me to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one thing. so, who is the typical patient? >> we focus solely on dental implants, and our average patient is looking for help. they haven't seen a dentist in a very long time. they're a dental refugee. theye

dr. adam with a handful of patients throughout the election cycle regarding the presidential race. his advice to them and others is to take care of yourself first and focus on the things you can control. >> people are extremely passionate about this election. there's going to be a sense of loss. >> nichole: the best way to deal with that loss according to cleveland clinic psychologist dr. adam borland. >> i'm a big believer in benefits of physical exercise and deep breathing exercises as >> nichole: the doctor suggests grabbing a pen and paper. >> writing down their fears, and then going through and really looking at each one and saying, you know, is this a valid fear? if it is, how can i cope with it? >> nichole: other coping suggestions include monitoring what you're looking at on social media, especially if it gets overwhelming. focus on the present, not the what ifs. and know that you can't control the behavior of others. >> while there may be different viewpoints and different values, what i would really recommend is people stay true to themselves and really monitor their own

. >> the best way to deal with the loss is dr. adam borland. >> i am a believer in benefits of exercise, physical exercise and deep breathing exercises as methods of coping. >> dr. borland also suggests grabbing a pen and paper. writing down their fears and going through and looking at >> reporter: other coping suggestions is look at what you are monitoring on social media especially if it gets overwhelming. focus on the present and not what if's and know that you can't control the behavior of others. >> well, there may be different viewpoints and values, what i represent is people stay true to themselves and monitor their own reactions. that's all we have control over. >> reporter: nichole vrsansk >> chris: dr. borland says he hopes the country can focus on moving forward. but there's a big sense of relief the election is now over. >> denise: all right. time for a cleveland 19 news consumer alert. we are talking wall street and your 401-k. a lot of people feared a stock market collapse after a donald trump victory and dow futures plun

information and comparison information about what the levels are compared to other tested populatns adam: dr. benjamin chan says even when those results come in , it won't be possible to say with any certainty what health impacts might result from elevated pfc blood levels. cherise: huge excitement this afternoon on the campus of the university of new hampshire after the football team learned they are headed for the playoffs. jason king live in the newsroom with more on the matchup. jason: quite a scene at the locker room this morning when the wildcats i doubt they are consecutive year. that is the longest streak in the country. a 7-4 record but they did what they had to do this weekend. they beat maine yesterday to finish the regular season. they get an at-large bid. they will host lehigh at night-two. unh gets to host the playoff game at the new stadium next saturday at 2:00. later in sports. cherise: thank you. at 6:00, a slain soldiers family booed and passengers complained when asked to let the family exit a flight first to meet his remains. we have reaction from a local gold star mothe

. >> adam: andy hiller is more with dr. josh to explain why it's so important. >> reporter: when it comes hampshire is best known for its primary which puts candidates on the road to the white house or knocks them off. however today, this election day, new hampshire is the key state again and it's very possible that as new hampshire goes, so will go the nation. which is not always true. our pollster dr. joshua dick is here. can you tell us why tiny new hampshire is getting ready to play a very big role? >> nationally we're looked at a clinton but in new hampshire we expect it might be closer because the demographics of the party bases are changing auch to me about -- talk to me. >> for hillary clinton this means she has to have a big gender gap. her lead among women needs to outpace trump's lead among men. she has to get the young voters on campuses to get out the vote. >> college kids can all vote want to for her? >> you can register wherever you live. if you live on campus and new hampshire is a same-day voter registratio

dr. banks? we're talking amy adams and jeremy renner. trying to surgically remove dr. strange from that top spot. >> absolutely. you know, cam, amy even has a tougher job at home. i know you know what this is like. she's raising a 6-year-old daughter, and carly steele got the latest details. >> teaching her how to read. so now that you've played someone who's an expert in communication, did that help? >> well, i'm not the best teacher for her. i get kind of like i want for her so bad, like she can feel my anxiety, and i have to remember to calm down and she'll get it in her own time. i'm sometimes -- we have fun with it. we laugh a lot. >> you are committing an act of treason. >> amy's also a mom in arrival, and it's aliens she's trying to communicate with. she brought her daughter to the set and co-star jeremy renner subject is math. >> you're teaching a 3 1/2-year-old anything, you have to keep it fun and games. it's going to be difficult when she's going to know more math than me probably. >> she's such a sweetie. i think we bonded a lot over being parents. >> now t

he continued his letter to samuel adams this way. dr. church and i that it ought to be clear not in one minute, the general in the place in which they are kept. unfortunately, dr. benjamin church jr. was top leader of the wigs inside boston but he is general gage's best placed spy. and the general wanted to the get the boston trades back. so he knew they were being moved out of dorchester. dr. benjamin church started to attend meetings of the committees of safety and supplies with warren february 21st, 1775, one week later. on that the day they decided they had enough cannon. they would start organizing artillery companies. they assigned dr. warren to talk with members of the boston trade to find out how many can be depended on on. both dr. warren and dr. church went to boston that night. within a day or two, general gauge wrote there are 38 fuel companies and 19 artilleries companies. he probably heard that from dr. church. thanks to church, gage knew most of congress's guns were at worcester, a few at concord, a few at watertown, and a

adam: but state epidemiologist dr. benjamin chan says even after the results come in no one , will be able to say for sure what an elevated pfc level means. >> it's very difficult to look at blood levels and tell people what their risk of a health impact may be. adam: leo linehan says everyone in his family is in good health after more than 40 years on the same well. and he's satisfied with the handling of the pfoa crisis so far. >> havine value of the property goes up; we'll have fire hydrants, so we're very happy with that. adam: hhs is also in the process of conducting a community exposure assessment in the town of merrimack. because most of merrimack is on a public water system the state , is choosing 200 people at random to test. son might stay put in nyc for a -- might not be heading to washington. mary bruce has the latest. reporter: the president-elect eager for another round of meetings. but a frustrated donald trump still venting about "hamilton." producers apologize for addressing vice president-elect mike p

dr. willoughby: it seems to me, major adams, that y possess a great proficiency for issuing orders and a deplorable lack of proficiencyy in their enforcement. now, look here. i-- major, i shouldn't have s sd that. he! giyup here! ha ha ha ha! ? ? if you're on medicare, remember, the open enrollment period is h he. decembererth. so call unitedhealthcare to enroll... in a plan that could give you the benefits and stability you're looking for, an aarp medicarecompmpte plan insured through unitedhealthcare. what makes it completete it can combine medicare parts a and b, which is your hospital and doctororoverage with part d prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan for a low monthly premium or in some areas, an aarp medicarecomplete plan offers you benefits like an annual physical, preventive screeningng and most immunizations all for a $0 copay. you'll also haha access to a local network of doctors and much more. you can get routine vision and hearing coverage, a fitness membership to help you stay active, and worldwide emergency care. for prescriptions, you'll pay the pl

and samuel adams thought of him, dr. warren, as their protege. he may have been a future u.s. president. unfortunately we'll never know. what was the point of the battle of bunker hill. british have charlestown peninsula, no man's land. they meanwhile put 600 officers and soldiers into this fight not counting reinforcement that comes over later of which 41% of them are either killed or wounded. almost half of the fighting force is killed or wounded for a peninsula that no one really needed or cared for. meanwhile the british had to extend their troops to two peninsulas to protect more land and less men to do it because they lost quite a few. americans meanwhile george washington tried to figure out later how many americans actually fought at the battle. because there was no real organization, there's multiple militias from different counties and different parts in new england, nobody knows for sure but george washington estimated perhaps 3,000 participated overall, but they would come and go throughout the day. so it's believed no more than 2,000

he'd grabbed a book on creation-- turned to the picture of adam and eve and the fig leaves, and drew dr. denton pajamas on them." [ laughter ] meese wasn't even funny when he was in school. [ laughter ] what about fidel castro? not easy to get these. right here we have official-- [ laughter ] "fidel was caught, once again, behind the gym smoking a cigar. we feel if he keeps this up, it will stunt his growth and he will become a communist." [ laughter ] [ applause ] vincent price-- "vincent recently wrote an excellent essay on marred only by the repeated use of the phrase, 'plump, luscious, throbbing neck veins.' " [ laughter ] would you like to know what they said about bruce springsteen when he-- >> yes. >> was at school? all right. "bruce is a conscientious, soft-spoken boy. but if you value your hearing, don't ask him where he was born." [ laughter ] [ applause ] fred de cordova-- "school records were a fire in rome." [ laughter ] [ applause ] one about ed. i wish ed was here, we could read this. ed mcmahon, "edward, only in grade 2, but already he has a clear idea of what he wants t

dr. strange and trolls some competition at the box office this weekend. amy adams and jeremy renner star in a rival. it's a sci-fi thriller about trying to communicate with aliens. reviews are excellent. it's expected to fall in the third spot. the comedy almost christmas is for third place. a christmas film two weeks before thanksgiving could make around $15 million this weekend. >>> 93-year-old woman proves you are never too old to try something new. >> beautiful. oh, wow! how exciting. >> yeah, you think? peggy gruber took on the indoor zip line at the mall of america in minnesota and she had such a she said she wanted to do it again. >> a zip lining granny. who would have thought? 31 degrees. you go, girl. that looks so fun. >>> still ahead, the cbs4 morning news, jamie is live. >> reporter: more protests expected today after thousands take to the street overnight in denver to protest the election. coming up at 6:00, we'll show you what happened when they spilled onto i-25. >>> we'll get right to jamie in portland, oregon turns to this, a riot overnight. we wil

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dr. octopus costumes. but luckily, she said it to me on october 1st. day i ran into adam savage from "mythbusters." and we're talking about halloween and i told him like, i don't know how to make an -- and he goes, i'll make you a a dr. octopus costume. don't worry about it. i'm like are you sure? he goes i totally -- and he made me this amazing costume. >> jimmy: i've got to show this. >> which he sends to me. >> jimmy: look at this thing. >> holy moly. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that is the best costume i've ever seen. >> well, okay. yes, it was a great costume, but the minute it arrived, i dorothy from "wizard of oz" and you have to be the lion. she totally changed her mind. so, i made her take this picture. and the minute we were done, she took her spidergirl outfit off and goes i want to be dorothy. i had to run out and get a lion costume which i couldn't find. but i found one, i think it was kind of like an adult one. 'cause it was a lion costume but there were no arms. it was this weird sleeveless -- and my arms, like my bare arms, vanilla cookie dough. like it did not look -- it looked like -- i

dr. phil tackles an all too familiar problem. monique and eric believe their mother has been catfished by a man claiming to be david adams. she's given him all of her life savings, even though she admits it's a mistake. >> how could you -- >> you know, the thing is, i was stupid, eric. i fell in love with somebody that was nice to me. >> how with someone you've never seen? >> how can i fall in love with a movie star i've never seen either when i was younger. >> you didn't give him all your money. >> what can dr. phil do? you can find out today at 4:00. >>> and at 5:00 it's called the dark net. illegal activity online. find out how authorities are cracking down and how easy it is to find. >>> a family's mission to alert that affects young kids, all at 5:00 today. ashton is back now. >>> cooler today than yesterday. still above normal for this time of year. there it is, that grim sight at the top of keystone. we need snow in the mountains and rain here. couple of small chances. i'm afraid no ,, ,, scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors? tipton sponsored a bill to gi

adam: thank you for watching the jeep post game show. here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday at 4:00 eastern. the s.e.c. championship presented by dr. pepper. number one alabama and number 15 florida. our coverage starts at 3:00 presented by jeep followed by "autotrader college football today." the nfl on cbs kicks off tomorrow. double header action. many will see the bengals and ravens. most will see the panthers and raiders. starts at noon eastern with "the nfl today." for all of us have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend. weather)) let's get a check of ((anchors adlib to full weather)) let's get a check of weather with ashelee... check it out-- the arizona auto show is in town this weekend. they have more than 500 vehicles... giving you a first look at the latest models ...from fiat to ferrari. and the best part-- you can take them for a spin. take them for a spin. says, "no pressure either, its a non=-selling environment so even though you're test driving with an expert who's going to tell you about the vehicle, it's not a sell, it's an experience. its fun to get behind the wheel, you want to try the new truck,