it is close behind eli lilly.s true that the biogenic drug is more potent but has more side effects than the eli lilly drug. the problem is we do not know why it did not work out. it is possible that not enough drug got into the brain. your for privileged organ that is protected from everything else. if it is because not enough got into the brains, it could affect the same thing for, same issue for biogen. potent, maybe they will overcome that. very difficult to turn. we safer those small drugs the company is developing. it is slightly different approach to attack the same molecular problem in the brain. vonnie: if i can turn to you, eli lilly has wrapped up a meeting. have you had a chance to listen to the call or see in of the headlines from the call, what is next for eli lilly in terms of the drug? will be to see the full data when it is presented next month at an alzheimer's meeting. inre is process understanding is that the use the drug in earlier patients. it is some work that is ongoing and assess whether t

eli is lying in the bog. the lion running right for him. that lion goes -- and stops. eli survives. the uft rest of the crew doesn't realize they have got a man down. they keep running. they don't know eli is in trouble. now you see him to his feet and running. luckily he got out of this. there is his riderless horse. >> that horse was on full on survival mode. >> bye. >>ent were of horse power. >> this lapped last kruger national park. it it was quite the experience. these folks survived and they have a story to tell. >>> a fair situation turned into a heart warming scene when this group of women in china came together. a woman left a baby in a women's rest room in that little trash can there. they suspect the baby isn't much more than an hour old. and when she was found, other women who were in the area you see they started taking off their coats and using them as quilts to comfort the baechblt it's not sure who the baby reports to but reports say there are social welfare systems in place. it's disheartening that this person was unable to use those services. >> i would think in th

eli yokley "democrats definitely have a chance to take the senate back. they're ru nning in a year where republicans are on the defense. republicans have a historically unpopular standard bearer, and republicans have made mistakes." but what looked like a the months leading up to november--- has changed in the home stretch. eli yokley 32-35 "in the last month or so, republicans have been pretty competitive and made it neck and neck." races across the midwest have proven to be competitive-not to mention the closing of many polling gaps after fbi director jim comey first said the fbi would be looking into more of hillary clinton's emails before later saying they would not be indicting her. eli yokley :48-:52 "what the comey emails did was reinforce something people already thought about hillary wins? a democratic senate for clinton would allow her to get her nominees for the supreme court and for her cabinet through much faster. however . eli yokley 1:02-1:05 "republican senators have talked about blocking her supreme court nominees. that would be unprecede

eli has three overall. browns lose 27-13. the 15th straight loss. for more on this latest loss let's check in with the voice of the browns. >>> from first energy stadium for browns lose again, this time to the new york giants by there 0-12. when you're 0-12 like that. it seems as though it's always something. on this sunday with the browns played really good defense, they didn't have enough offense. when they needed touchdowns, they got field goals. when the got back into the game and made tight, down by seven, the giants went back down the field and scored making the giants a winning team, winners of six in a row and the browns still a team first win of the year. with the bye week approaching, sunday's run out for the bounds the spec for the browns to finally get that win. >> it's a mistake to see those four games as a whole. you have to take it one at a time. when it shows up, with the take that, if it's the last game.>> it's sad. good team. they are three license losses and we could have won that game. offensively, we just didn't do it. >> we hav

and then he gets to ely parker. and the story goes, and robert todd lincoln was one of the people who told this story was that when lee came to parker, he kind of like -- he didn't really take a step back, but he kind of reacted. and there was some people believe people who were in the room that maybe he thought that parker was african american or potentially mixed raced. and there was a tense moment, you know. this was a really tense moment. lee composed himself, put his hand out the shake parker's hand and said i'm glad to see there is at least one real american here today. and the story goes parker grasped his hand and said sir, today we're all americans. again, it's a pretty nice story. i don't know if it actually happened. but it sounds really good. so this is a story of inclusion. this is a native person being included in an incredibly tense and hugely important historic moment. and he is right at the center of the action, right, playing a key role. the reason he ended up drafting it is because one of grant's

i eli, i eli. junior police officer, junior police officer. for the city of schertz, for the city of schertz."this picture posted on a community page caught who found out eli hoag had a rare form of leukemia.to honor eli... police awarded him with a spial police patch.... and a sergeant's coin for bravery in the line of duty, a very rare thing to have. up next onlive adaybreak on today's tmj4--the countdown esidential candidates are this morning just days before the big election. also-- cutting the fat.... what some help your lose weight before christmas. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thoughen i saw donald trump say... "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. eating earlier could help burn more body faresear

two plays later, ryan going by, made of eli apple touchdown, eli within four. giants answer back.am. over to mcel vin, back down 11. end of the half, questionable call, eagles go nowhere fast. eagles two failed fourth down conversions, blocked field goal in the first half leaving nine points on the field, do the math, down 21-10 at the half. third quarter eagles come out flying. punches it in. back within four, down 21-17. manning with a big game here to sterling shesterling shepard 32. eagles down 28-17 after three. fourth quarter, eagles down eight. fourth and nine they go. are they nuts? no. wentz to jordan matthews first down leading to a field goal, eagles within five. final two minutes, eagles need the stop. jordan hicks, what a play, picked off eagles ball in new york territory, fourth and ten, 128 left to play of the game, not so much. wednesday incomplete, eagles lose 28-23, lost four straight on the road. all four games eagles had the ball in the final minute with the chance to win and tie. four sacks and an ugly 4-0 record, the eagles are going nowhere and they have los

eli manning looking to capitalize, owe deal beckham junian, 7-0 giants.fter another wentz interception, eli manning against. >> this time to roger lewis. not the way you want to get it done, g pen up 14 love in the first quarter. second quarter, ryan matthews making it happen: it's 14 and ten, now it's 21 and ten. eagles going for it. darren sproles two for six in the red zone, kenyan barner. bird down 21-17. giants now on top 28-23, eli picked off by jordan hicks back-to-back games with a pick for jordan. fourth down for the birds. final chances fourth and ten, wentz incomplete to jordan matthews 28-23. the birds go down. lesley van arsdale with the post game report. >> what a difference one game, one makes, instead of being in the hunt for the lead in the division. the eagles are now in last place in the nfc east. this one really hurts. >> obviously, you're trying to play a little bit of catch-up from being especially in the red zone, you're looking at a potential six points, if you go for it and don't get it to the left you're making them drive the len

how important is it to eli lilly?ill a very important product, that whole insulin franchise is important. they have new products in diabetes that are also important that are orals and other injectables. that's one thing with the company like eli lilly to keep in mind, they invest a lot of the money that they make back into r&d for new innovation. not like they have one product be and they're jacking the price up on. they are trying to provide new innovation and i think that's something that gets lost in the rhetoric. >> a lot of investors come on and they say, you know, we think that a lot of this whole drug pricing controversy has been priced into the sector. i get that argument. at the same time, when we hear about a bernie sanders tweet, there you are, the stock is down 1.5%, 2% in one go. there was a certain amount of discounting not priced in. sitting where you are sitting today, did you see this coming -- did you think it could be the target of a bernie sanders tweet? did you think that 24 hours ago, 48 hours ag

thankfully, for whatever reason, that eli survives this incident. the rest of the crew doesn't realize they've got a man down at this point. they keep running. they don't know that eli is in trouble. now you see him to his feet and running. thankfully, he got out of this. okay, there's his riderless horse. >> that horse was full on survival mode. >> plenty of horsepower. oktd. it was recently posted to youtube. okay, didn't happen on our part, but still think it's an awesome video. folks survived and they have a story to tell. >> if you feel like crying, i'm going to give you a reason to cry. this is going to be a happy cry. >> my mom used to say that, it wasn't a happy situation. >> this is going to make you smile ugly cry perhaps. we're at a school with students sitting down at their table and then we see the marine walking in in full uniform. you realize that this gentleman here is the younger sibling of the marine that walked in the door. he's been gone for months. but apparently, there's also a reunions when they happen at a school, the teacher

thankfully, for whatever reason, eli survives this incident. the rest of the crew doesn't realize they've got a man down at this point. they keep running. they don't know that eli is in trouble. now you see him to his feet and running. thankfully, he got out of this. okay, there's his riderless horse. >> that horse was full on survival mode. >> plenty of horsepower. this incident happened last oktd. it was recently posted youtube. okay, didn't happen on our part, but still think it's an awesome video. folks survived and they have a story to tell. >> if you feel like crying, i'm going to give you a reason to cry. this is going to be a happy cry. >> my mom used to say that, it wasn't a happy situation. >> this is going to make you smile ugly cry perhaps. we're at a school with students then we see the marine walking in in full uniform. you realize that this gentleman here is the younger sibling of the marine that walked in the door. he's been gone for months. but apparently, there's also a sister in this classroom. the cool thing about these reun

a serious issue for eli lilly that we will be covering throughout the day. some car stocks on the move, volkswagen trading nicely higher , upgraded by goldman sachs from by -- from neutral to buy. daimler chairs are lower on a downgrade to neutral, goldman sachs saying the earnings growth picture is not clear and they see headwinds overall for the car sector. john deere shares are nicely higher and the earnings winning streak continues. they made $.90 per share in which was 130%gs better than what they were looking for. they took their fiscal year 2017 that profit view up to 1.4 billion. the stock is already up more than 20% of the year and it looks like this run could continue. jonathan: coming up, why it might be now or never for parity with donald trump rejuvenating the so-called rejuvenated trade. head of commodities research had more's -- ed morse joins us. from new york, a transatlantic bloomberg daybreak. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: this is bloomberg daybreak, from london and new york with guy johnson and jonathan ferro. equities, all-time highs in

for the city. >> well, that's 3-year-old eli hogue. he's being sworn in as a junior police officer there. he's suffering from acute wanting to serve his community. >> i was very proud. >> make sure he's always better and always has fun. >> i almost started crying when i was doing the swearing in. >> eli is still going through daily chemo. but now he has the support of an entire police force. we wish him a great fight and help very soon. >>> apple is making changes to week and it includes one honoring david bowie. it includes both male and female versions. the release follows a big push by google to promote gender equality through its emojis. >> hillary clinton just took to the stage. let's listen in. >> catherine needs your help. she needs your vote but she's already shown what she will do. she will fight for you when she [ cheers ] >> i want to thank tom perez who has been working so hard to improve conditions for workers across america. i'm delighted he could be with us here today. i want to thank my long-time friend, dina titus who

schwartz takes him to the house and and eli manning just shrugs it off. hits owe deal beckham junior and he goes to the house, 21-10, the eagles start to come back, barner comeses up the middle gets the touchdown, now it's 21-17, couple field goal eli manning says i'm going to go over the top. that made it 28-17. now, couple field goals later, the eagles have a chance, this is the jordan matthews fourth down again inches away from catching the ball and the eagles lose 28-23. >> it's still a lot of season left. obviously. i feel like we've -- we're learning we're working through a lot. we got young guys on offense and we're working through and learning how to execute and finish and do all the things we needed to to win these games. >> the eagles have lost four out of their last five games. all of those losses have come on the road. later in sports hear from carson wentz and the guys about another tough one on the road. lucy? >> thank you very much, shawn. >>> something most of us use every day is dirtier than a toilet, anyhow, what biologists are saying re

. >> reporter: 32-year-old joshua heard and his 5-year-old son eli were rushed here to lakeland regional. joshua is recovering, but unfortunately his little boy did not make it. deputies tell us josh was hurt -- joshua heard was writing an atv with his son in the strawberry fields when something went terribly wrong joshua made a turn and accelerated. a entire support broke causing it to roll several times. 5- year-old eli was wearing a helmet but investigators tell us it was a soft helmet not designed for use with motorized vehicles. the sheriffs office traffic unit investigated the accident and the department spokeswoman tells us the investigation is still ongoing. grandmother earlier this morning and she said he is in a lot of pain, but he is expected to be okay. she was too upset to go on camera, but she wanted everyone to know what kind of boy little 5-year-old eli was. she said he was a very loving, fun child and she called him the light of her life. she just expressed in that this is a very hard time for the family right now. >>> breaking news this afternoon, aow christchurch new z

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eli manning to roger lewis, eagles down 14-0. they fight back. eli apple, eagles within four.versions, a blocked field goal, nine points on the field. down 11 at the half. third quarter, finally points. eagles back within four. final two minutes, they need a stop. jordan hicks picks it off. eagles can win it, down five, 90 seconds to go, wentz for jordan matthew, no. eagles lose 28-23. all four losses, eagles had the ball in the final minute with the chance to win or tie. >> it's easy to forget we are dealing with a rooky quarterback and rooky coach as well. that combination is starting to show problems for the eagles. while carson wentz early mistakes put them in a hoe, doug pederson's decisions kept them that way. they had two crucial misses where pederson decided to forego the field goal and go for the gust stow. >> i trust my team, my guys, that locker room. they are hurting. i'm hurting. there is a fine line between being crazy and doing the right thing, but at the same time, i thought it was the right thing to do. >> so the birds are left 4-4 at the half way point after

eli survives this incident. the rest of the crew doesn't realize they've got a man down at this point. they keep running. they don't know that eli is in trouble. now you see him to his feet and running. thankfully, he got out of this. okay, there's his riderless horse. >> that horse was full on survival mode. >> plenty of horsepower. this incident happened last oktd. it was recently posted to youtube. okay, didn't happen on our part, but still think it's an awesome video. folks survived and they have a story to tell. >> if you feel like crying, i'm going to give you a reason to cry. this is going to be a happy cry. >> my mom used to say that, it wasn't a happy situation. >> this is going to

current temperatures around the region ely at 15, mid-20s and out, winnemucca will be affected 52 ely new know better than mid-forties tomorrow. for southern nevada it is cold 19 on the mountains, 16 up at caliente. from mid-november that is chilly. it will do. 62 in sandy valley for your high, 66 and definitely looking at 73. our belly tonight going down to 40 degrees under a clear sky. some neighbors around the edges could find the mid-30s, not expecting a freeze in town. pretty much outside the valley that is a good possibility likely. tomorrow and back up dear 70 over the weekend. the lows also come up a little bit they will be back 50. the chance of rain monday will be a big deal. when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. now on news 3 life the partner billion in a wrongful death case. brown the daughter of the late singer houston:whitney houston and died inside her atlanta home. she was a day, 46 must before dying at hospice care at the age of 22. the judg

eli manning hits a wide open sterling shepard. all along, giants up, two to play. birds down five. pass deflected. jordan hicks, the athletic player. eagles in the red zone. fourth down goes to jordan matthews. he can't come down with it when it matters most. giants would take over and hold on to beat the eagles, 28-23. the final. with more on today's game, we bring in john clark, live from metlife stadium. hey, john. >> yeah, danny, the eagles outgain ed the giants. problem is, they were only two of six in the red zone and missed fourth down opportunities outside of the red zone. on third and fourth downs, they were 4 for 19. doug pederson says he will continue to be aggressive. >> there's opportunities there to be had, and there's plays to be made. these are all -- this is, again, part of our growth process on offense. rookie quarterback, young

. >> you might call eli and connor fitzpatrick the wonder twins.hey are certainly a hero to their mom and to their grandpop. the eight year old twins were with him home last month when -- >> my grandfather, he was sweating a lot, he had a shallow, breathing shallow. >> he was having a heart attack. their grounds pop dialed 911 and handed the phone over to eli. >> we were really worried. i was about to cry on the phone. >> the boys kept calm on the phone. >> my grandfather's heart doesn't feel good. >> connor waited outside for the ambulance, the dispatcher talked them through. >> you are doing great job s your grandpop still breathing okay? >> grandpop, breathing okay. >> when paramedics arrived, connor was ready. >> i directed the people who were in the ambulance, to come inside. >> paramedics took over from there. rushing grandpop to the er. dispatcher brianna says the boys' actions helped save critical time. >> they did great job of answering the questions, and letting me know that grandpop's heart was hurting. >> it was a touching call. you cou

tonight, instead of exploring eli lilly's quest to make a dent in the disease, we have more than dillynd not the disease took the dent. today came news of test results on lilly's experimental alzheimer's drug and they're disappointing. in a final stage trial, the treatment failed to slow the progression of the neurodegenerative disease. eli lilly's outgoing and incoming ceo said the results were not what they had hoped for. >> you should expect we're going to look carefully at these results. that will take weeks or months to really ferret out all of the information in this study that involved more than 2,000 patients, learn everything we can from this trial and go back and apply that to the other development programs we have. >> we have been planning for our future with or without solar for some time. we knew it was a high-risk and high-reward program. we're just disappointed with the result. but we have a lot going on beyond alzheimer's. >> shares of eli lilly fell more than 10% in trading today. >>> a big question facing the health care industry is what insurance coverage will look l

eli lilly is working on a drug to solve it, but it hasn't been easy. and there's a lot at stake.he first of a two-part series. >>> and long-lasting. why americans are keeping their cars longer than ever. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, november 22nd. >>> good evening, everybody. and welcome. a record-setting day. the dow levitating to 19,000, settling above that level for the first time in its 120-year history. and while the dow may be the world's most recognizable stock market gauge, it's not the only one at all-time highs. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 are also at levels never seen before. so let's get right to the numbers. the dow jones industrial average advanced 67 points, to 19,023. the nasdaq added 17, and the s&p 500 rose 4 to close above 2200. what will it take to get the blue chip index to the next big round number? mike santoli takes a look. >> by crossing before the 19,000 mark for the first time ever, the dow jones industrial average has exceeded most wall street forecasts made even a few months ago. yet as investors assess the m

they don't know eli is in trouble. now you see him to his feet and running. luckily he got out of this. there is his riderless horse. >> that horse was on full on >> bye. >>ent were of horse power. >> this lapped last october. it was recently posted to the kruger national park. it it was quite the experience. these folks survived and they have a story to tell. >>> a fair situation turned into a heart warming scene when this group of women in china came together. a woman left a baby in a women's rest room in that little trash can there. they suspect the baby isn't more than an hour old. and when she was found, other women who were in the area rushed to aid the baby. you see they started taking off their coats and using them as quilts to comfort the baechblt it's not sure who the baby reports to but reports say there are social welfare systems in place. it's disheartening that this person was unable to use those services. >> i would think in this day and age that wouldn't happen him in. wasn't financially stable enough to care for it. >> it was left in a bathro

jimmy johnson. >> jimmy: eli manning had four touchdowns today. the right combination. eli manning to odell beckham jr. two touchdowns, many more to come. >> two touchdowns in that one. michael strahan, if you're watching and philadelphia on fourth down, several times. didn't get those. those came back to haunt them at the end of the game. >> michael: yeah. we all sat here scratching our heads, like take the points. take the points. a lot of times i defer to jimmy. if jimmy says, take the points, you should take the points. one of the best coaches in the game. >> one block. >> michael: then you get one block. the giants bend but don't brake defense, in this division, this division is amazing to me. everybody's still, you know, last few games. the giants have won three in a row. the cowboys still seem to be the team that not only in this division but in the nfc to beat with those young players they have. looking extremely strong right now. >> jimmy: michael, peterson fell into the trap. five downs. you get the feeling like i can do it every time. when you have the chip s

down seven on third down, andrew adam plays later, eli manning to roger lewis.ning were four touchdowns today. eagles down 14 to throwing. second quarter, eagles fight back. the ryan matthews right by eli apple, eagles within four. giants answered right back. manning for odell beckham. overly owedis mckelvin, eagles down 21-ten. two failed fourth down conversions and a block field goal in the first half leaving nine points on the field. dot the math. eagles down 11 in the half. how about crucial points, kenjohn john barner punches it in. eagles back to four. twenty-one-17. final two minutes. eagles down, giants stop, how about jordan hicks, he picks it off, what a lay. eagles with the ball in new york territory. they can win it, town five. ninety, seconds to go on fourth down wentz to jordan matthews, no. eagles lose, 28-23. in all four losses eagles have had the ball in the final minute with the chance to win or tie. >> lets go live to jamie apody at met life stadium. eagles coach doug pederson says this will not spiral but eagles have lost four of their last f

alburnett and ely are both staying at seven-25 an hour. robins has a third reading of an ordinance to opt out of the increase later this month. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman joins us now. dave, what's prompting some smaller communities to opt out? beth, one council member in ely, the first to abandon the county's wage hike plan, said smaller businesses talked about the potential impact, especially the $10.25 an hour. another small town mayor says his council thought the whole minimum wage issue should be decided on the state and not the county level. the manager of brothers market in lisbon thinks he may employ more minimum wage workers than anyone else in town.sot/nat it's not the handful of full time workers who already earn more. rather, he has a number of high school students working a few hours here and there. and would have a big impact. " if you want me to pay a high school person nine dollars an hour... to do these groceries you're going to find out sooner or later groceries aren't as cheap as they used to be. " kamerling and some

. >> reporter: eli hastings was just 15 months old when the 2002 ford escort he was riding in was hit from behind. his mother, hannah. >> we got hit and almost lost my baby. sorry. >> reporter: hannah's seat collapsed as this simulation shows, throwing her into the back seat. her head struck eli's causing brain damage, hearing loz, and know, especially for a mother not knowing if your child is ever going to say your name, say, "mommy," ever again. >> reporter: our investigation has identified over 100 case where's seat back collapses have resulted in serious injury or death, mostly to children in the back seat. auto makers and regulators at the national highway traffic safety administration have known about the problem for years. but the seats meet or exceed the federal standard for strength, a standard that hasn't since it took effect in 1968. >> i will not stop until this issue is fixed. >> reporter: massachusetts senator ed markey is calling for n.h.t.s.a. to make changes. >> that seat has never changed in terms of its safety, and the evidence is overwhelming that it endangers chil

deputy say joshua heard and eli heard were riding the atv when it flipped. a tire support arm broken the vehicle. eli was wearing a soft helmet two police officers injured in an anti-trump protest overnight. at least seven protesters were arrested. the two officers were hurt when people threw rocks at them. >>> hillary clinton criticizes the director of the fbi for possibly costing her the election. she said that to her top donors and a compass call. the renewed investigation into her use of a private email server thrust controversy into the campaign slowing down momentum.>>> you can see us live on facebook check us out. seeing things outside is the big question. >> a bit foggy but it is improving, we can see from the tower cam things are looking better but visibility is below one mile in certain areas. >> things are expected to clear up and we have the super moon look forward to and a great day here is a look from our mainsail beach camera from anna maria island. the beach did not see too much fog today most of it is in the i-4 corridor. quite a bit through

touchdown, alabama, jalen hurts. >> verne: that was eli gold. nick laforce. >> allie: coach, it's never easy in death valley in a game that was difficult for both teams to score. what gave your team the edge? >> i think we made more plays in the second half, we squandered opportunities inside the one yard line that we didn't score on but our guys kept fighting and i'm proud of our team. this is a tough place to play, they've got a really good team and they're playing well but our guys persevered and i'm proud of them. >> allie: your offense held scoreless for three quarters. freshman in this environment? >> he did a great job and made plays but i'm proud of our defense who shut them out all day, if we didn't score for three quarters, they didn't score for four. >> allie: you have mississippi state who beat texas a&m today. then the iron bowl. tough games coming up in the two weeks ahead. what does this team need to improve on even with the success they have had? >> this is like the playoffs. we've got to improve every week. we've got to get bett

touchdown, alabama, jalen hurts. >> verne: that was eli gold. nick saban is with laforce. >> allie: coach, it's never easy in death valley in a game that was difficult for both teams to score. what gave your team the edge? >> i think we made more plays in the second half, we squandered opportunities inside the one yard line that we didn't score on but our guys kept fighting and i'm proud of our team. this is a tough place to play, they've got a really good team and they're playing well but our guys persevered and i'm proud of them. >> allie: your offense held scoreless for three quarters. you challenged jalen hurts. freshman in this environment? >> he did a great job and made plays but i'm proud of our defense who shut them out all day, if we didn't score for three quarters, they didn't score for four. >> allie: you have mississippi state who beat texas a&m today. then the iron bowl. tough games coming up in the two weeks ahead. what does this team need to improve on even with the success they have had? >> this is like the playoffs. we've got to

eli had questions about [indiscernible]. >> i'm wondering how his head stays on top. rdd 2. he's good. >> the exhibit featured 72 pieces. the costumes are the real and natalie portland in the movies. >> and the fabrics, they're really quite fabulous. >> carol was impressed. >> but i think we look at fashion and costumes a lot, but i still think kind of isolating them here makes them really quite wonderful. >> more than 300 additional sketch and pro types and props, shaft says she have a new appreciation for a classic tale galaxy far, far away. >> i interviewed them last week. two storm troopers standing behind me. it was nerve racking. >>> this week it looks like we're going to have changes. by the tomorrow, we will be as warm. 71 on saturday. 66 on sunday. this afternoon , we'll reach back up to 71. look at tomorrow, 75 for temperature. the record as it stands for for the 15th of november is 74. and then everything changes for thursday into friday. for now, you can see pretty quiet weather over our region. rain in the pacific northwest, but further to the northwest than tha

that's what this is about, it's not about anything else except for phil jonathan and eli. reporter: those three victims were 19-year-old jonathan rizzo, 69-year-old philip mccloskey, and 58-year-old eli whitney. today the prosecution rested their case today, the defense begins monday. and the pcb newscenter 5. dixie right now, the driver who : collided with a couter rail train in revere and then ran away, is now out of police custody. jc: police say the accident happened around last night, when 10:30 the man tried to cut across the tracks after the gates closed. he was allegedly fleeing from another accident nearby. there was a passenger in the car when the train hit. incredibly, they both walked away from the crash. that director has en you heard two explosions in there and you can see the fire all, camera in westminster. a box truck engulfed in flames at the mbta layover station this morning. several aerosol cans were inside the truck at the time and they exploded but no one was hurt. and it only took firefighters about five minutes to get under control. new at 4:00 thre