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ellen: in switzerland.re these old bunkers that used to be run by the military and they are now being used to store gold. switzerland was a place where a lot of people tried to store their money to shield it from taxes. a lot of people are storing gold in switzerland, and the rules about what has to be disclosed are much less stringent. carol: which is amazing, after what happened. ellen: the idea that these bunkers are filled with gold is kind of fun. we talked with one guy who runs one of these companies, and he actually has a house or a building where he has luxurious quarters for people who visit to visit their gold, because they may not want to leave footsteps. they may not want to use their credit card or be seen in switzerland visiting their gold so you can stay in the luxurious quarters. carol: one of the future stories talks about a program to help immigrants come to the united states, a visa program, but it is not working out in vermont like it should. ellen: it is the easiest way to become a u.s.

ellen: he really has. the other bankers have been very supportive, he has only been in the ceo job for about a year, and he is confident that they will be ok and has been saying that the plummet in the stock prices because of speculators, which has been a lightning rod because they were saying, the government officials were saying that the bank was too speculative anyway. so he has his hands full. carol: i feel like the story will be around a little while longer, in terms of the future of the bank. let's talk about global economics. in that section this week, you look at what is going on with wind farms. there is a real resurgence in the united states. ellen: windfarms -- wind is the fastest-growing source of alternative energy in the united states, and that has turned out to be a big boon for rural areas, especially with areas -- especially rural areas that are down on the luck because farmers in some of these areas are having such a hard time because corn prices have dropped. they are having trouble maki

ellen: not all the time.rad, who runs the data operations for the organization, for the trump company, i mean organization, campaign. he is doing some of the tweeting. mr. trump does some himself. but while he is on stage, if you have been wondering who mans the twitter buttons, it is brad. we introduce you to him in this story. carol: he is a big deal in the trump campaign, how did he get there? it is not the usual route. this is not a political strategist type. ellen: no, he is not a career politician. that is one of the interesting things about the story, it takes you behind the scenes. he works in san antonio, and somehow he was hired to do websites for the trump organization -- david: on the street. -- on the cheap. for the trump-related parities. ellen: on the cheap. and for some of the trump related charities. when it came to mount the campaign, he was hired to do the campaign website for $1500. carol: unbelievable. ellen: it was not expensive. you cannot do that in new york or washington, let's put it

ellen: he is not a career politician.hat is one of the interesting things about the story, it takes you behind the scenes. he works from san antonio and somehow he was hired to do websites for the trump organization. and for some of the trump related charities. when it came to mount the campaign, he was hired to do the campaign website for $1500. carol: unbelievable. ellen: it was not expensive. you cannot do that in new york or washington. over time, he's worked with kershner for a data operation. david: talk about that operations. it exists within the donald trump campaign and that the work with the republican national committee. what does the apparatus look like? ellen: it is principally sort of the commander, jared kushner -- his son-in-law, he is married to ivanka. he comes from a real estate family and owns "the new york observer," that everybody reads. he was the one who decided we have to build this up. they used some of the rnc data that reince priebus built up and worked on after the romney defeat. they used som

ellen: it is a big problem everywhere. really.r of didi, tell us about him and the company he founded. ellen: didi means "hong kong taxi," it's a a competitor to uber. they played hard with their homegrown competitors and uber. uber in china through in the towel. they invested in didi and sold their operations to them. didi is one of the few companies that has been able to mount a successful fight against uber. carol: almost shocking. this is a gentleman that does not do many interviews. you call the founder of didi the uber-tamer? brad: right, so he is the one entrepreneur who beat back uber. the story is remarkable. uber is six years old. didi is four years old. the story starts in alibaba where cheng wei is a mid-level sales manager. he is working for a sales manager. they are, along with other executives, brainstorming startup ideas. early 2012, they see the activities of a british ride hailing company called halo. it was working with a licensed taxicab in london, the black cabs to create an uber-like experience. cheng wei won

ellen: it is not upbeat.hink the sense is there will be growth, but it will continue to be modest. that is the way it was last year. and you know people are a bit , more optimistic. but the growth will be tepid. david: i spoke to the editor about that piece. the world leaders, finance chiefs and bankers were gathered for the imf world bank meeting a few weeks ago. the chief economist gave a forecast for global growth that was fairly dire. what did he have to say? >> sideways. not dire in the sense we are headed for a crash, but not exactly robust growth. we are looking for a year where we keep edging along, growing, but not at the pace we need in order to help really raise living standards. get people out of this sort of negative mindset we are stuck in. says a cocktail of interacting legacies, nonperforming bank loans, low investment and eroded human capital. this is a global phenomenon. not something just restricted to the united states or europe. >> when he said that, he was referring to the rich countries

ellen: copper is old.t is what they call a last mile problem and the question is whether they are going to lay much more fiber, which is incredibly expensive, so they are trying to find a more efficient way of getting people speedier service and they have come up with hardware called cheap fast processor, which -- g-fast processor, which they hope will make the copper speedier. i do not understand the technology but cheaper than fiber optics. in the argument is it is better than doing nothing. there are investors that say they should face the fact they have to lay more fiber. carol: we will talk about david lender, another great cover story, and except a man in charge of univision. ellen: it is a fascinating company. it has long been the proprietor of spanish-speaking tv stations around the u.s. it has really been a long-standing feature of lots of people who speak spanish in the u.s. and was taken over some years ago h andaim and -- and hiam saban is an incredible figure who comes alive in our story. his

ellen: it is a fascinating company.t has long been the proprietor of spanish-speaking tv stations around the u.s. it has really been a long-standing feature of lots of people who speak spanish in the u.s. and was taken over some years ago h andaim and -- and hiam saban is an incredible figure who comes alive in our story. his goal is to take the company public eventually and get hillary clinton elected president. david: also the father of the mighty morphing power rangers. we talked with them in london. haim: english speakers are vaguely where univision. the biggest spanish-language media company in america, via multiple broadcast networks, radio stations, cable networks, so it is a huge deal. this reaches 40 million hispanics every month. we are in the midst of an election where immigration is a key issue. their position is we are pro-hispanic, we are a pro-hispanic company, so they had taken trump on. that dovetails with haim saban's supported hillary clinton. they have given $10 million to her super pac's, so some pe

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ellen: a lot. a lot of migratory, a lot of antitrust concerns.ins the white house will have to gear out how they want to deal with. whol: speaking of content, would have thought to run political ads? ellen: this is mostly a phenomenon in rural areas. you have more advertising this time of year. lots of candidates want to advertise. but there is not enough content to advertise against the we talked to in osborne are creating programming that he ,ells to newspapers, websites ads.is meant just to put it is targeted programming that the right people will want to watch. in the south, there is a fair amount of content abound -- around barbecues. it tours barbecue places. for people interested in barbecues -- and to be honest, i interested in barbecues -- they click on the content and get the ads. and the tenant its want to target those people. such security, paul caught and was involved in detecting the reach in the office of public management. ellen: the records of many federal employees, all kinds of personal data, was taken by hackers. opm andcotton

ellen! at hope you remember me. i want to do something special, invite you & your family to green bay to watch a game. >> wow! that's so awesome. you can hear the rest of aaron's special message and hear more about the teacher's inspiring story today at four p-m. then stick around for wisn 12 set your dvrs. >> you know those seats will be fob fabulous. >> that will be 50 yard line. >> that puts a smile on your face. we are still looking at really pleasant weather and near 70 today and tomorrow. the south nicely. 68 today. 69 tomorrow. cooler on later wednesday thursday and again upswings in the highs, 67 for saturday mentd so there it is big high pressure is influencing the weather and providing a south breeze today and that is helping us get out of the 30s and 40s into back to warmer air is over the plains and headed our way and everyone with the temperatures been the normals. we are are in the upper 60s today. a good amount of sunshine today. there is a little disturbance that we are going to watch and with the wa

so they are doing the best they can nats ellen dancing hillary the ellen degeneres show. ellen asked clinton about her wish for her upcoming 69th birthday. sot hrc on ellen i really wish that i will be the president our country needs right now despite the wikileaks release of hacked emails allegedly from the clinton campaign, she is up in the polls against trump. abc news has not been able to confirm the claims made by his trump's accusers. kenneth moton, abc news washington and the negativity this season isn't just on the national stage. shows us what someone did to her campaign materials this week. clouds have taken over and will the sunshine, our afternoon highs will make it into the 70s this the 50s, so we won't be dealing with frost again for a while. showers and storms are possible late saturday into saturday night. monday's looking warm with highs edging close to 80. we'll fall back down from there, though.tonight: mostly cloudy. 56 dbq: 55 iow: 57 tomorrow: mostly cloudy and windy. a few showers and storms are possible late. wind: s 15-25. high: 73 alo: 73 dbq: 72

. >> watch what ellen saw within she watched the early debate. "early today" starts right now. >> it's now donald trump against the world as the billionaire nominee faults democrats, republicans and the media for the leakinging is wal assaults against him. he warned of evidence that would prove them wrong. >> the claims are preposterous u vous, sense and logic. we already have substantial evidence to dispute these lies and it will be made public in an appropriate way and at an appropriate time very soon. >> and trump promised an apocalyptic end if he wasn't elected president. >> they will attack you. they will slander you. they will seek to destroy etching about you, including your reputation. this is a struggle for the survival of our nation. believe me. and this will be our last chance to save it on november 8th. >> it's just one in a series of some speeches where trump has begun to delegitimize the election. there is new fallout as a fifth forward, to add her voice, telling buzzfeed they used his position to eye young girls. a woman steps forw

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. >> watch what ellen saw within she watched the early debate. "early today" starts right now. >> it's now donald trump against the world as the billionaire nominee faults democrats, republicans and the media for the leakinging is wal assaults against him. he warned of evidence that would >> the claims are preposterous u vous, ludicrous, define common sense and logic. we already have substantial evidence to dispute these lies and it will be made public in an appropriate way and at an appropriate time very soon. >> and trump promised an >> they will attack you. they will slander you. they will seek to destroy your career and your family. they will seek to destroy etching about you, including your reputation. this is a struggle for the survival of our nation. believe me. and this will be our last chance to save it on november 8th. >> it's just one in a series of some speeches where tru election. there is new fallout as a fifth former miss usa contestant comes forward, to add her voice, telling buzzfeed they used his position to eye young girls. a w

ellen, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> ellen sabin. >> next how a simple dna test complicated this anchor's life and designing for delta and this latest update comes with the help of a celebrity fashion designer. >>> who are you? the question while philosophical is also rooted in science. dna testing is becoming easier and more accessible every day, but the results may uncover truth not everyone is prepared to handle. my colleague, friend and co-anchor on cnbc's "closing bell" bill griffeth took a dna test four years ago at the request of his cousin and the results shocking. in his memoir "the stranger in my genes" bill wrote about the lightning bolt that struck his life. who is the stranger? >> the stranger is my father. i found out very simply that my father was not my father. the man who raised me that i believed was my father was not. >> and when you took the test, it was because you're a genealogy buff, and your cousin himself has an interesting story. >> exactly. he and i are first cousins. the cousin who asked me to take this dna test. i love genealogy becau

robin roberts is appearing on ellen today. >> talks about the election cycle to ellen. >> about what these debates, would you like to moderate a debate, they are over now, would that been fun to moderate? >> on snl. do. not exactly on my bucket list. >> it seems like a really hard job. >> indeed. catch the interview on ellen at 4:00, all followed by wisn 12 news at 5:00. >> a popular tradition back in downtown milwaukee. >> coming up, how it is transforming into a seen out of downton abbey. the weekend picks. good morning. >> good morning, lots to do, including the beer tasting for a good cause. >> it is happening tomorrow. greendale. it is the perfect storm. >> twinight beer tasting and silent auction and going to the largest coed youth athletic league. coming up next, harry potter is coming to wisconsin. harry potter. where? we are telling you about it >> good morning. lots of smiling faces for this friday. it is perfect. wisn 12 news is stopping by the classrooms across southeast wisconsin. >> if you are interested in a visit, head to wisn.com, there you will find the school shout

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she also took a moment to sit down with ellen degeneres. >> clearly the winner of the debate was the guy in the red sweater. ken is talking about this moment. but we have to show it. >> there's a lot at stake. this is not an ordinary time and this is not an ordinary election. we are going to seizing a president who will set policy for not just for eight years, but for some of those important decisions we have to machere at home and around the world and the supreme court to energy and lot at stake. >> leave it up to ellen to always bring a little humor into that. the rest of the dance airs today on ellen and today on the trail. >>> clinton takes the day off as president obama holds a rally for her in ohio, while her husband and daughter also hit the trail on her behalf. donald trump and mike pence go to new york before heading to separa >> preparing of iraqi mosul to liberate the second largest city from isis. lucy cavanov is live from london with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, frances, we have been mobilizing quite some time now. the plan is to encircle the city with 6,000 am

. >> but her supporters got to see her on the ellen show. >> she told host ellen degeneres that she was upset about a lewd video where he could be heard making comments about women. >> i could just feel this presence behind me. and i thought, whoa, this is really weird. and so, i was just trying to stay focused. >> showing a bit of humor, hillary clinton reminded the audience that if elected, she will be the youngest woman to hold the office. >>> today president obama campaigned for hillary clinton in ohio, her early voting began early this week. the president belittled donald trump for making excuses for his drop in the polls, he also said that trump's comments about jailing hillary clinton smack of tierny. >> donald trump's closing argument is what do you have to lose? the answer is everything. >> president obama also asked republicans how they can support a candidate. he also said heed admires a forr head of the kgb. >> chelsea clinton joined with clinton's running mate? a rally. >>> the third presidential debate will be next wednesday. in las vegas. >>> a tight race in pennsylvania

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ellen asks clinton about one of the surprises during the debate. take a look. >> for some reason, no one is talking about this moment but we have to show it. there's a lot at stake, this is >> see more of clinton's interview with ellen at 4:00 here on wisn 12 and then stick around for wisn 12 news at five. >> new this morning, a wisconsin judge is keeping guns out of courtrooms even if police officers are carrying them. a judge inro a police officer's testimony asking him to remove his duty belt which holds a gun, taser, pepper spray and more. there were other armed officers in the courtroom acting as security not witnesses. the lacrosse police chief says he has concerns about the way the judge addressed the problem and about the suspect in this trial who has a history of being violent toward officers. >> this is not the type of use of force options with them. ben: attorneys in lacrosse say only the witnesses were asked to remove their guns and no one was in danger because of the security officers. >> wisn 12 news time is 4:36. a ghostly view of la

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at this. >> ellen! what's up? it's aaron from green bay. hope you remember me. i want to do something special, invite you and your family to green bay to watch a game. >> wow. can you believe that? you can hear the rest of aaron's special message and hear more about the teacher's inspiring story today at 4:00 p.m. then stick around for wisn 12 news at 5:00. can you imagine getting that message from aaron rodgers for you. >> do you think she had any idea? >> no idea. that type of attention. no. she's what? >> he's talking to me? >> nice weather next couple of days, we talk about the sunshine, south winds, temperatures climbing easily for today. mid to upper 60s for today and true again for tomorrow as well. we continue with a teeter totter highs as we sail do you know to 50s on thursday. but then w into the weekend. high pressure is looking at the weather today. the south winds. the cool front is to the west, that is our wednesday rain maker. we have a wave coming in tonight and for tomorrow. it is proba

how ellen starts her introduce with today. she makes her first appearance on the show and former miss world shows ellen how a beauty queen is tall the to wave. >> yes. >> and i waived at my classmates. >> it has to be that. >> no, it doesn't have to be that. >> and that could looks like you'reup screwing a lightbulb. that is not -- i have never been in a pageant. >> it's the move of the wrist >> and they said to keep it loose. >> it's a miracle show made it this fall. >> she does her own stouts, can you believe it? and she share a secret about ellen with the audience and fund out what that is here on channel 12. >>> it's one of the best bets on late night television. celebrities reading mean tweets with mini -- jimmy kimble. president obama read a few and has a mic drop moment while roasting donald trump. >> president obama will go down as the one of the president in the history of the united states, exclamation point at real donald trump. at least i will go down as a president. >> oh, that was epic. all right, let's get to th

sot - khloe on ellen: 15:27:14 "i mean she's not doing that well. it's incredibly traumatic what happened to her." khloe telling ellen degeneres tuesday that the world famous reality tv star is having to rethink her over- sharing on social media. sot - khloe on ellen: 15:27:42 // 15:28:02 // 15:28:03 khloe: adjustments." ellen: "and to not share as much anymore." // khloe: "yeah i think in that aspect and just to make sure we're protected as well as possible." nats - kourtney from "keeping up with the kardashians" season 12, episode 11: "kylie is snapchatting and not concerned about our location about being known." the kardashian clan's e! show, indefinitely on hold after the october 2nd robbery. nats - kim from "keeping up with the kardashians": "nothing will really prepare you for this" [keyable sidebar gfx on left of screen] officials say kim kardashian was robbed by kardashian hasn't spoken since the robbery? [fullscreen g but tuesday, she filed a federal lawsuit against the website mediatakeout dot com for three posts? which she alleges "claime

ellen: it has certainly changed the landscape.allowed big givers, like sheldon abelson, to pour money into the campaign. it is interesting to see the super pac funding the ground game. in the features section, you profiles steve croman, and guy who owns more than 100 buildings in manhattan. ellen: steve croman has bought up many buildings. something like 100 buildings. and has been unusually active in de-tenanting. because when you get the tenants out, you can increase rent a lot, especially if you renovate. he has been very aggressive. give it away, but very aggressive in his tactics. let's say you do not want to live some of the way these tenants are living. carol: a really looks into rent stabilization. we talked to the reporter on this story. >> key made a calculation, and that was i will invest in all of these buildings. perhaps knowing they will skyrocket in value. the catch is this -- of those buildings were filled with lower income or middle income people who did not pay much for their apartments. what stephen acromion --

ellen asks clinton about one of the surprises during the debate. take a look. >> for some reason, no one is talking about this moment but we have to show it. there's a lot at stake, this is not an ordinary election. [laughter] >> see more of clinton's interview with ellen at 4:00 here on wisn 12 and then stick around for wisn 12 news at five. courtrooms even if police officers are carrying them. a judge in lacrosse interrupted a police officer's testimony asking him to remove his duty belt which holds a gun, taser, pepper spray and more. there were other armed officers in the courtroom acting as security not witnesses. the lacrosse police chief says he has concerns about the way the judge addressed the problem and about the suspect in this trial who has a history of being >> this is thot the type of individual that we want to officers going into court with and not having the use of force options with them. ben: attorneys in lacrosse say only the witnesses were asked to remove their guns and no one was in danger because of the security officers. >>

. >> check out what ellen saw when she watched the last >> good friday morning. i'm ayman mohyeldin. >> i'm frances rivera. >> it's now donald trump against the world as the billionaire nominee faults hillary clinton, national democrats, republicans, and the media for the laked sexual assault allegations against him. he went after the accusers themselves warning of evidence that would prove them wrong. >> the claims are preposterous, ludicrous, and d common sense, and logic. we already have substantial evidence to dispute these lies and it will be made public in an appropriate way and at an appropriate time very soon. >> and trump promised an apocalyptic end if he wasn't elected president. >> they will attack you. they will slander you. they will seek to destroy your career and your family. everything about you, including your reputation. this is a struggle for the survival of our nation. believe me. and this will be our last chance to save it on november 8th. >> it's just one in a series of stump speeches where trump has begun to delegitimize the presidential el

. >> today on ellen, actress and singer zooey deschanel and ellen share stories about a mutual friend justin timberlake. melinda: and they're plotting to take him down. >> he came in and blew me away, come on. there's nothing he can't do. jerk. how dare he. melinda: you can hear more of the plan to find out if jt has any flaws and hear about zooey's newest project today at 4:00 p.m. right here on wisn 12. then stick around for wisn 12 news at 5:00. >> ellen she's one of the best prangsteres around. >> we have to watch. closing the gap. >> new light on the presidential race. >> plus, cell phones bursting into flames and hundredsover people are suing samsung, a road trip that a man life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. not even $7.25 an h

mary ellen resendez is live in phoenix. mary ellen, you spoke with the owners here. what are they telling you. >> reporter: this is actually the second time they were hit this week, nick. the first time was just a few days ago. take a look at this drive- through sign. these are actually bullet holes. somebody came and just sort of pulled up in the driveway and started shooting. into the same truck. these were the slugs found on the ground. take a look at the truck. you can see where it also got hit. then this morning, just after midnight, somebody came and vandalized this truck. you can first see them hitting it with a sledge hammer. then they come up with a gallon jug filled with gas, throw it inside and lit it on fire. now, take a look because when that arsonist lit it on fire, you can see it exploding there into flames. dangerous situation. phoenix police looking for an arsonist as well as the two vandals. this is what the guys look like. it's hard to see all of the features on their face. but you can still kind of make it out. if you happen to know who these guys

mary ellen resendez is joining us live from buckeye. mary ellen resendez, you just got done speaking with that boy's mom. >> reporter: yes. this is the biological grandmother actually, nick, that we spoke with. her name is cynthia lauderdale. she is the called this rescue group, asking them to help search for him. they are searching for 10-year- old jessie wilson. he went missing july 17th and has not been found since. it has been about two and a half months. his biological grandmother still wants to find him. he has hope they will find him still alive. but of course she is being realistic about this. the group that is going out with her today is the arizona they will be searching some of the outer areas of buckeye. they're waiting for the rest of the team members to show up before they hit the outer areas. now, we spoke with sin knee aa short time ago. it's an emotional day for her. she says she certainly hopes they will find jessie. but she wants him found. cynthia has been fighting for jessie for about six years now and continues to