emulations are not rich. because they go back to more subsistence income and because the culture needs to act in ways that are not natural to forgers they probably go back to farming style culture in many ways. they probably increased the pressures of religion and conforming and other things in order to get them act in the new styles of ways to the humans are rich capitalists on the side probably stay in a forger culture. this is your life. simple, start and end. this is the life of an emulation who every day when the ready for work, a short-term task and it is but maybe they will stand in line at the dmv. these short-term copies are all work. the mainline copy work and then have to pay for leisure to get ready for the next day but these are the copies are all work so even though they have a disadvantage of not remembering, they are still much more productive. this is a very tempting strategy. we will talk more about in a minute. this is an opportunistic em. they make more copies of themselves. they don't kno

any advice to a young investor who would like to emulate you? >> would you fix your tie, please. >> most people would not recognize me if my tie was not fixed. ♪ david: i do not consider myself a journalist, nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on a life of being an interviewer even though i have the day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody take? -- tick? >> i appreciate it. >> we are at your favorite restaurant in omaha, wide you like it so much? is it the food, the price, the combination? >> it is the food, the price, the heritage. of familytions involved, i have known him since grammar school. .he prices are right it was not that expensive, and i enjoyed it. a lot cheaper than new york and washington. david: a lot. you grew up in omaha and then moved to washington when your father became a congressman. how to do start your business career in washington with various pinball machines and gulf businesses? a couple of i had those businesses going in, the pinb

(door opening) (kathy emulates machine gun fire) (audience laughing) - [bud] ok, sergeant yard knock it off, disarm. - [kathy] huh? - [kathy] you're not my boss! - what may interest you to know i've been offered the job. - [kathy] hah, that'll be the day! (kathy emulates machine gun fire) (audience laughing) - say dad, i just might take that job after all. somebody has to. (audience laughing) - well great, when do you start. - i'm serious. - good, hop to it, the job is all yours. - ok. (audience laughing) - come on wait, i'm not so sure that this is a good idea. i have enough trouble with those two e one who has to put up with it. you're at the office all day. - oh honey, how long do you think he'll keep this up? if it lasts a whole half a day i'll be surprised. - well you'd be amazed how much trouble they can stir up in a, whole half a day. - so last night i looked up hitler, mussolini, stalin and napoleon. but i didn't find out what made them become dictators. were they just born mean? (jim laughs) - could be! in fact that was their first big mistake, being born. (audience laughing

david: any words of advice to a young investor that would like to emulate you?ething close to what you have done? mr. buffett: look for the job you would want to hold if you did not need a job. you're probably only going to live once. shirley maclaine may differ with that. and you do not want to go sleepwalking through life. whether you make x or 120% of x, it is not remotely important, as marrying the right person, or finding something you would do if you did not need the money. i have had that job for 50 or more years. i was lucky in that i found early on. do not settle for something, do not worry about making the most money this week or next month. when i was offering to work for ben graham, i said i would work for nothing. i meant it. just the idea. look for the job that turns you on, find a passion. ♪ ♪ >> it is one of the fastest-growing apps the world is ever seen that's revolutionized the way we express ourselves in a single photo. kevin systrom turned out a job for mark zuckerberg in college, shared a desk with jack dorsey at an intern with what became

any advice to a young investor who would like to emulate you?you fix your tie, please. >> most people would not recognize me if my tie was not fixed.

sander'' approach to senate politics that you would emulate? mr.etcalfe: he would become the chairman of the budget committee. i would support his agenda, what he wants to accomplish. he would have largely my support, and he will have 20 of allies, and i am sure he will have more allies given the outcome of this election. his national support is clear. >> ms. stock, the same question. who among today's senators takes an approach to senate politics that you might emulate? ms. stock: there are actually a number of senators that take approaches i would like to emulate. i like senators who are very hard-working, who spent time working on bills, holding committee hearings and as opposedoversight, to calling corporations and asking their executives for money. as you probably know, i don't take money from corporate pac's. in contrast to my opponent. one senator i do admire is angus king, an independent from maine. >> ms. murkowski? who among the other senators has a political approach to senate politics that you admire? sen. murkowski: in order to be succ

murphy/milwaukee:"kids emulate ball players. when they see them chewing tobacco on the ball field, they use that as and something i'd like to do." tobacco free kids "by servin as role models throughout lwaukee heir endangeri beinof kids that look up to them and copy their every move." the measure will be taken up by the common council on november 22nd. the milwaukee officer charged with ?child enticement? pleaded no contest in court today as part of a plea deal. ? ? is accused of ?soliciting underage girls while on duty.? today his charges were reduced totwo counts of according to the crimial complaint--- he asked to see what was under a 15-year-old girl's shirt. he was ordered discharged from the force by police chief ed flynn last month. he'll be sentenced in february. november is a month for making dreams come true for children waiting for permanent and loving families. nats from court part during an adoption day event at milwaukee county children's court this morning, four famlies celebrated new foster child herself who has

because we realized all young people want to emulate older young people.y giving them excellent role models, you see it at dinner, you would see the 23-year-old sitting with a 14-year-old, come on, jose, you really want to work at mcdonald's the rest of your life? why do you want that? i am going to be an architect. do you think i am smarter than you? i am not any smarter than you, i just did my homework. let me help you with your algebra. there is a game on sunday. there is a concert. it is not just a t-shirt. it is a bagel latter you are being given. it is extraordinary, but only one person can choose to climb up, and that would be you. and we realize that they are into it. they have tested us, all sorts of naughty things. will these be the latest in a very long, consistent line of grown-ups who kick us out? and of course, the kids joke, you really would have to burn the building down to get kicked out. you would pick up a lot of trash across the campus if you do some wrong things, but you do not get kicked out because this is a place that cares about yo

his young team, might try to emulate that, following their 76-68 loss to south alabama. >> we didn't do a good job of running last game and i felt like we dropped our heads and took a moment to you know be sad every time they scored or we had a mistake and that's just immaturity. >> immaturity playing young but hopefully they have played memory of an elderly person and forget this past loss and move on. is that an appropriate comparison or maybe not? >> we like that. >> up next, hole in 1 you just need to see to believe. we'll have to get our glasses. with prism tv from centurylink, you can get over 320 channels, whole home dvr, plus you can watch on your devices. and the best part is, you don't have to deal with cable. we love not having cable. but, paul, babe, when -- when was this headshot taken? oh, uh, i don't know. recently, i guess? uh... okay. yeah. [ chuckles ] so, like, recently, recently. feel like a hollywood insider >> finally tonight, one of the fanciest golf shots you have ever seen happened right on the strip. >> posted this video of the bryan brothers, shooting off t

. >> so many kids do look up to ball players and emulate them as role models and we all see it , whether it's at baseball games whether it's at baseball games in the past few months where you , see ballplayers chewing, so kathy: several other major league ballparks already have bans on smokeless tobacco. if passed here in milwaukee, the ban would be self policing. violators would first get a warning, then a citation which could cost up to $250. the measure will be taken up by the full common council later this month. joyce: at the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month an armistice was signed, ending world war one. kathy: it's a day remembered now as veterans day and will be early today at the troop cafe in milwaukee. the restaurant opened in 2013, to give vets on the job training in the food service industry, and help ease the transition to civilian life. three year later, the cafe is getting an official commendation from the state for all they do to help veterans. >> we owe a great debt of gratitude to the veterans. you think about the freedom to travel, the freedom of

he tries to emulate his game after durant. >> he can postup, he can shoot the ball, he can handle the those are all things you can tal taller because you want to. >> cal fans, are you drooling yet? colin resch. >>> warriors fans can add new attire to their wardrobes. you have probably seen it, the warrior teams store is now selling pregame gray hoody that's are a favorite of kevin durant. he is often seen wearing that very short sleeve hoody. you can get it before the game tomorrow, we have been talking about the season, christmas trees, and now the time to think about gifts for people. >> this is like the best commercial ever. they should be selling like that -- >> we're not invested in that. >> more news coming up tonight at 6:00. stay with us. trt:03==ke vo righnow a6 -- emotn spis outnto stres yetgain.demonsato -- uet dona trums ei >>> right now at 6:00. e moegszs spill out into the streets again. demonstrators upset over donald trump's election day win. what hillary clinton did today to address her supporters and how donald trump is preparing for the white house. >>> the news at

the less practiced indoors, trying to emulate with the sound will be like. how much cannot help? >> it can make it a little more chaotic. it can get louder and those types of things. the bottom line, it is different. the field is flatter. two of them to get used to it. there. it's been really good. it's been a tough place to play. we are playing against, to me, the hall of fame quarterback. we were breakdown coming up here later. >> :to hear from your quarterback -- talking about a -- everything is a big game. every game is a must when. >> each week is so important. it's have to think about it like that. each week you are going and doing the biggest university -- is something -- out of it when you any extra motivation. can you pinpoint what it is exactly -- where the struggles have been for the team? >> as we be played with the team. last week we played a really

and -- >> to emulate his style? >> just emulate his style. >> is that including the giant manure ' with today? >> that's my agent, the man next to him jonas, he's here from brazil. >> and he's playing the part of this connor mc gregor. >> absolutely and playing it real well. >> can you flip that camera around and see these dudes? look at the size, that's your manager? >> yes. >> you take care of him. oh, my god. >> i would listen to whatever he has to say. >> you want a piece of me? >> bob, get the brazilian guy. common in here. so this is the guy. bob kelly? common in, will you? >> yes, this is jonas. >> okay? >> and you've been fighting him. >> right there. >> it is our first day on tv. so this guy has flown in from brazil, to emulate euro pope meant. >> yes, been here for about two weeks now, and he's coming in to get sparring. crazy, good talent, also has real good insight. >> the camera there. there you go. look. look at that. has he even touched you? >> yes, yes, touch each other quite a bit since he's been he

it starts with the protection and the ability to give it to them in the coaches done a good job emulating some things to get him matchups that he can win. >> florida state comes back to week the pack at carter stadium and they are now 4 and 5 on the that you want to stop the run first and that is the whole model, he is a great back and if he had the ball we were trying to get to him. >> you had your first hundred yard receiving game and 11 catches, what was working for you today?>> ryan sized him up and i was the open man and all of that is nice but we did not come out with the win and that is all i care about.>>reporter: you still have a winning season? >> absolutely, you cannot come in each week lose the game so we have all of the confidence to go off of this. >> this season nc state is celebrating the 50th anniversary of carter finley stadium and it is one of the most spectacular additions to the steady minute open in 2005 when richard von towers was unveiled replacing the double wide in the sky and the towers contain 1000 club seats, 51 press area to accommodate media, television and

you should commemorate them and try to emulate them. >> rose: he has announced he's going to vote for hillary clinton or simply told somebody who told us? >> he has privately said that. i think he'll do it. >> rose: going to vote for hillary clinton? because he believes donald trump -- >> too much a risk for the country. george bush's central question and what he wants to be judged on in his own legacy is would someone put the country first, and i believe that he would see in trump someone who's consuming narcissism would do dangers to the republic. >> rose: you've written other biographies before this. the interesting thing in all of them who had this quality. bush, often in politics, believed that tend justified the means -- believed the end justified the means. he played politics and chose the roughest of the rough. roger ailes his media advisor. lee atwater. there is a thing in your book, lee atwater proposed donald trump as a possible running mate. >> atwater and trump had been having conversations. atwater went to vice president bush at that time and said trump was willing to be

you should commemorate them and try to emulate them. hear him announcing he is going to vote for hillary clinton, or has he told somebody who told us? jon: he has privately said that. i think he is going to do it. charlie: he will vote for hillary clinton? jon: yes. charlie: you have written a biography of thomas jefferson and andrew jackson, and now this. the interesting thing, too, in all of them, i think had this quality -- bush, often in politics, believed that the ends justify the means. he played politics, and he chose people who were the roughest of the rough. roger ailes, his media advisor. jon: lee atwater. charlie: and there is a thing in your book lee atwater proposed , donald trump as a possible running mate. jon: atwater and trump have been having conversations. atwater goes to bush and says that trump is willing to be considered, and he says in his vice presidential diary "strange, unbelievable," and , moves on from it. again, no st. george here. he knew how to fight. he knew how to win. charlie: or he had someone else's d

>> no, because, you know, i don't want my daughters to emulate hillary clinton either.is someone i find not just on a character deeply flawed but also on public policy, it comes down to one of them is going to be president, they won't be head of the garden club, they're going to be running the country. >> we're talking about the leader of the free world here. >> right, so i'll look at their policies. both have character issues that are problematic but what i do know is that hillary clinton's policies are dangerous for this country. her national security policies are incredibly dangerous, i spoke to a jewish group a couple of nights ago and couldn't be more clear, hillary clinton is going to continue the policy of giving iran a nuclear weapon whether it's in a year, two years or under the agreement ten years which will threaten the existence of the state of israel. that's a serious policy flaw and donald trump has said we won't let that happen. that to me are the things that unfortunately are not being talked about on cnn, msnbc or fox or any networks because we're talki

it's being emulated across the nation. saving children, born with a very rare condition, eliminating recovery that could last for decades. patrick: only on wisn 12, melinda davenport shares the story of a little boy who's on the mend thanks to new procedure created at children's hospital. melinda: with a new baby comes unexpected challenges but baby hudson's condition was, something unimaginable. he was born with bladder exstrophy, where the bladder formed outside of the body. >> the most striking feature is that the bladder is literally inside out, protruding out travis groth are both two of hudson's surgeons at children's their team is made groundbreaking waves with a first of its kind operation. >> if we're able to reconstruct a normal anatomy, they are going to have a very functional, normal life. melinda: the surgery was formed as a collaboration with children's here in wisconsin and two other renowned hospitals in philadelphia and boston. the team travels to each case, to watch, assist, and learn. >> our three teams

we know that our words and our actions are a it emulates. we end the white house -- when we leave the white house. we believe that we have a duty to make sure that this is handed over to a leader we can trust. a leader who takes the job seriously, somebody who is truly ready to be commander in chief on day one. we deserve a leader who ensures that our daughters are safe and respected and that our sons understand that truly strongmen are compassionate and kind. we deserve a leader who sees dignity and humanity in all of us and who encourages us to see the better angels in one another. we need a leader who sees diversity as a blessing. sees this as hard-working people doing the best they can with what they've got and sees us as neighbors and ,riends who love this country not just as black or white immigrants, but as brothers and sisters who are all infinitely worthy and an important part of the great american story. , am here because i believe with my heart and my soul, that hillary clinton is that leader. we need to do everything we can to ge

to work here and be part of the community and have opportunity here to other orchestras, kind of emulating joe in that regard. >> ron: he's had a great run in des moines. your current board president of the symphony, she kind of suggested we have a show like this at some point. talking about the state-of-the-art here in the cedar valley. how would you describe the state of the orchestra right now? we'll get into the other some time, but how do you thi thriving. >> jason: i think we've got a fabulous group of musician, we've got a wonderful board and those who devote time and energy to the orchestra. we're trying to get out the message that this is a symphony for everyone. we're joining with the boys & girls club and for us, it's a make people understand this isn't a exclusive thing only for a now folks. it's for everyone and that's the message we want to focus on and closer to our 100th anniversary, about 12, 13 years away. >> ron: between your two organizations, both are critical to the success of the cedar valley as far as quality of life. >> chuck: the neat thing about this we have two

. >> reporter: tiffany hits the mall hoping to emulate ivanka's classic style. >> sexy.my gosh. >> reporter: surprisingly, tiffany isn't alone in her quest. jenny stewart, the 36-year-old mom of two, is a consistent head-turner even when casually shopping at home depot. >> i've been told probably hundreds of times that i look like angelina jolie. >> reporter: for some the comparison would be hitting the jackpot. jenny wants to look like ivanka too. >> do you think she looks like me? her name's ivanka. >> kind of. >> kind of? >> so let's just take a little look at you here. >> reporter: the i.t. headhunter sought out dr. rose for her ivanka makeover. she's getting a brazilian butt lift, nose job, breast implants, injectable fillers for her face, costing her she says $30,000. and that includes a discount from her surgeon for appearing on tv. >> what do you say to our viewers that will take a look at jenny pre-op and say, no doctor should be operating on someone that already looks like that. >> in an odd sense it's sort of more enjoyable. because you can take the beautiful

. >> reporter: tiffany hits the mall hoping to emulate ivanka's classic style. >> sexy. oh my gosh. >> reporter: surprisingly, tiffany isn't alone in her quest. jenny stewart, the 36-year-old mom of two, is a consistent head-turner even when casually >> i've been told probably hundreds of times that i look like angelina jolie. >> reporter: for some the comparison would be hitting the jackpot. jenny wants to look like ivanka too. >> do you think she looks like me? her name's ivanka. >> kind of. >> kind of? >> so let's just take a little look at you here. >> reporter: the i.t. head hunter sought out dr. rose for her ivanka makeover. she's in lift, nose job, breast implants, injectable fillers for her face, costing her she says $30,000. and that includes a discount from her surgeon for appearing on tv. >> what do you say to our viewers that will take a look at jenny pre-op and say, no doctor should be operating on someone that already looks like that. >> in an odd sense it's sort of more enjoyable. because you can take the beautiful into hyperbeautiful. convinced. >> you've

trading agreements that he plays for jobs overseas he also wants to cut corporate taxes in an effort to emulate growth rate >> all of our policy should be cured towards keeping jobs and wealth inside of the united states. specular clinton session was a stimulating economy with a tax cut for the middle class and small business while raising taxes on corporations and wealthy. >> wall street corporation and the superrich should finally pay their fair share of taxes. >> the topic -- top economic issue could be inflation. government figures show the national unemployment rate has fallen to 4.9% and some economists say that could create just the right conditions for inflation. >>> , you know, election day is tomorrow but many bay area voters say they've already voted early. the size of sunday will be the next president there are congressional and state races along with 17 statewide propositions making the california ballot the longest in the country could voters be talk to set a deadline to consider and they wanted to take time to consider their choices and options carefully. >> that's a lot. i spent

sander'' approach to senate politics that you would emulate? mr.calfe: he would become the chairman of the budget committee. i would support his agenda, what he wants to accomplish. he would have largely my support, and he will have 20 of allies, and i am sure he will have more allies given the outcome of this election. his national support is clear. >> ms. stock, the same question. who among today's senators takes an approach to senate politics that you might emulate? ms. stock: there are actually a number of senators that take approaches i would like to emulate. i like senators who are very hard-working, who spent time working on bills, holding committee hearings, and her moaning oversight. as you probably know, i don't take money from corporate pac's. one senator i do admire is angus king, an independent from maine. >> ms. murkowski? sen. murkowski: in order to be successful in the congress, you have to be able to work with everybody. i have worked with and will continue to work with those who are the most liberal and those who are the most cons

. >> reporter: tiffany hits the mall hoping to emulate ivanka's classic style. >> sexy. oh my gosh. >> reporter: surprisingly, tiffany isn't alone in her quest. jenny stewart, the 36-year-old mom of two, is a consistent head-turner even when casually shopping at home depot. >> i've been told probably hundreds of times that i look like angelina jolie. comparison would be hitting the jackpot. jenny wants to look like ivanka too. >> do you think she looks like me? her name's ivanka. >> kind of. >> kind of? >> so let's just take a little look at you here. >> reporter: the i.t. head hunter sought out dr. rose for her ivanka makeover. she's getting a brazilian butt lift, nose job, breast implants, injectable fillers for her face, costing her she says $30,000. from her surgeon for appearing on tv. >> what do you say to our viewers that will take a look at jenny pre-op and say, no doctor should be operating on someone that already looks like that. >> in an odd sense it's sort of more enjoyable. because you can take the beautiful into hyperbeautiful. >> reporter: not everybody is

sanders' about approach to senate politics that you would emulate? mr.etcalfe: he would become the chairman of the budget committee. support his agenda, what he wants to accomplish. largely myve support, and he will have 20 of allies, and i am sure he will have more allies given the outcome of this election. his national support is clear. >> ms. stock, the same question. takesong today's senators an approach to senate politics that you might emulate? are actually ae number of senators that take approaches i would like to emulate. i like senators who are very timeworking, who spent working on bills, holding herittee hearings, and moaning oversight. as you probably know, i don't take money from corporate pac s. do --nator id reminder -- one senator i do admire is angus king, an independent from maine. murkowski? sen. murkowski: in order to be successful in the congress, you have to be able to work with everybody. i have worked with and will continue to work with those who are the most liberal and those who are the most conservatives and those in between. i

they can emulate you. the first time since 1981, income tax in cleveland is goin up, they improved issue 32 to raise the city income tax on 2 percentt up to 2.5 percent expect to generatete $83 millio to improve city services including more police and supervisors on the street includingol also street repairs and the public health department, council president kevin kelleyalep elisa statement that said- the cleveland plan has another four years to improve the city, issue 108 was renewed by voters last night, the levy to fund the schools is continued so it will not raise taxes, schools chief ceo eric gordon releases said-they're elected by the voters can't now some city council members are being exposed by the i-team undercove cameras. >> tonight at 10:00 p.m., ed gallek takes his hidden camera to cleveland city council meetings, to find out who was paid attention?me was texting? in watching a baseball game? caught on cameraaba tonight at 10:00 p.m.. a les tonya brown's face the they lost by five points, tha

. >> reporter: the count emulator decided it was time to seal the deal. what better place than where they were reconnected. >>> we're excited to be putt part of that special day. several months and helped them with the live music and wedding cake topped with none other than cranberries. >>> on thanksgiving we all have many things to be thankful for. we appreciate them allowing us to be a part of this special moment. >> reporter: a moment that mary, larry and the more than 70 opinions witnesses will probably never forget. >>> thanksgiving day he said what he wanted to do is give thanks to the lord. and are new coming in. >> reporter: because larry was searching for cranberry sauce hen he met up with mary, the supermarket decided to give each kept at the wedding a free jar to remember the couple's special day. in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7 news. >> anchor: quite a gift. >> anchor: yeah, it is. coming up on 7 news it's the literal definition of a money pit. why a game company is digging this hole. >> reporter: tracking beneficial rain heading for new eng

others have emulated it, but it is a culture of do what you want, where what you want, sleep in the officef you want. eric: we do have a dress code. you have to wear something. david: ok. eric: we have problems where engineers would move in and put cots on the floor and we would explain, you can do anything you want to google, but you cannot live here. you have to have a bed somewhere else. we famously encouraged people to bring pets. we had a lot of rules about the pets, but we didn't have rules about the people. if your pet was over here you , had keep your pet over here. david: what about the food? free free for everybody. what was the purpose? eric: the comment was the free food changed everything, but the real reason we had free food is -- and of course, many of these things were marketed as great fun, but there was a serious side behind them. in the case of the food, --s was sergey's idea families eat dinner together and he wanted the company to be a family, and so if you had people with proper, good food, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, they would literally work as teams, and work in

emulate? >> his approach-- well, he would become the chairman of the budget committee. emulate? i would support his agenda, what he wants to accomplish and so he would have largely my support and am sure he has plenty of allies and i'm sure he will have a lot more allies given the outcome of the last election. i think his national support is clear and fabulous. >> this stock, same question. who among today's senators takes an approach to senate politics that you might in the late? >> well, there are a number of senators who take approaches i like to emulate. i like senators who are hard-working and spend most of their time working on bills and holding committee hearings and performing oversight rather than calling corporations and asking for money. as you probably know i don't take any money from corporate pacs and my opponent has taken millions of dollars from corporate pacs. one senator i admire is angus king, independent senator from maine. >> ms. murkowski, who among the other senators has

and you hope t tachieve this goal by emulating me? are you mad? nonothere are many on this crew who would benefit from your example. so you'll teach me. your objective is admirable. however, your neo-cortical development is incomplete. oh... i don't think i like the sound of that. then i suggest that... ( cacophony of yelling and screaming ) ( yelling and screaming stop ) hi. hi. i'm bored. let's do something fun. like what? swimming? oh, i'm not allowed to go swimming without my mom. oh. do you like kadis-kot? come on. ( both laughing ) i'll be bridge assistant for a while then, i'll be promoted to ensign. it'll be lieutenananafter that and by the time we reach the alpha quadrant... captain wildman. green, grid 14-four. kadis-kot. i win. ( giggling ) you're really good at this game. yoyowant a rematch? i'll be pretty busy by then. want to hear the rules of first contact? no. how about the suborders of the prime directive? i know all 47 of them. you study too much, naomi. just like my brother. i didn't know you had a brother. mm-hmm. 12 of them. t

mike wrote and i think they went out of their way to emulate thee first few games in major league last night. step it up tonight or there will be no parade. u they will. they got best and also we have someone writing and moving allnl behind. leave a comment behind the true fans must be confident go triber we've come this far baby come on cleveland fans rally together. this is such a wonderful team of people and they have the heart that drive. such a big family. all of the elements are coming together it will be okay.l it will. yes. and they havee had their share of championships with the balls in the pairs and the blackhawks. blackhawks win and in a couple of years ago.rs a.yea it's our turn. a blackouts can win and maybe 10 years or so. thanks natalie.s all right.nks it's been well documented that the indians haven't won a worldn series since 1948 and their opponents the chicago cubs they have went over 100 years. this is a world series that was never supposed to happen. just ask the people at mades magazine. the publishers recently unearthed this gem from the june 1989 issue. in a se

obama is trying to emulate that but he won't take up president bush's post-presidency model where you keep your mouth shut. kennedy: i know that when clinton tblawlts white house. but he became friends with george h.w. bush, then he only appeared every once in a while and that gave people a tremendous sense of nostalgia. i don't think obama has the wherewithal to foster that sort of nostalgia. the party panel, they are returning later. melania and barron trump will staying behind in new york. brian brenberg joins me to break it down in mere minutes. please join us. ways wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. kennedy: welcome back. if you have spent any time on our nation's highways or byways or an airport, donald trump's infrastruct

if not -- >> when you were growing up, sweetie, who did you emulate or think was the cat's meow? an old saying, too. >> i do know that saying. hard to say. i did march to the beat of my own drum a lot of my life, but i think people inspired me, strong voices like christina aguilera. >> another mouseketeer. >> of course. >> adele, you said? >> yeah. >> also her mom, and her dad. you have to meet them. >> they're amazing. >> are they here? >> my dog is my inspiration. >> me, too! >> tell them what your dad's doing for everyone on the tour bus? >> making everyone in the band crew thanksgiving dinner. which is amazing. >> my gosh! >> they're all excited. >> they're all here. >> the past couple of years i've been working on thanksgiving. it will be really night while out on the road to be home. >> wait until you hear her performance. >> we have to. >> she's going to sing her new song for us calmed "thumbs" in a few minutes. >> and if you're all thumbs in the kitchen, don't worry. giada and curtis will show you how to make a perfect thanksgiving turkey and potatoes. >> all this after y

it's truly a program to be emulated and expanded across training our service men and women to go to war. it is unconscionable if we don't spend just as much assisting and supporting a successful return to their home base. announcer: now on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- kelly ann: mild and dry but i'm tracking a chance for rain early this week. plus the warm-up that could follow. antoinette: rocking new zealand -- the pictures just in from that area. doug: coast guard pulling off a tough mission to save stranded boaters. antoinette: wish granted -- the new hampshire boy fighting a rare disease and how he will get the trip of a lifetime. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. this is newscenter 5 has eye-opener. bu sales club. a sparkling day. i'm sure they are wearing the wetsuits. 55 degrees. 1031 here on a sunday morning. antoinette: nice temperatures out there for this time of year. kelly ann: who would think it is november? near 60 this afternoon. a great endto to clear. the sun is breaking out, allowing for a beautiful fall day as you head out on this sunday. a few cl

i said we'll nakedly and shamelessly emulate. >> he made it clear this was an area that used data and analytics that he would not fall behind in. >> why do you think the democrats were ahead of the republicans? >> the silicon valley environment tend to be a little more active. they take their technologies and help the democrats use them. reporter: each volunteer's phone tells him where to go. >> you are in here for a reason. you caucused before as a republican. >> i click on each individual house. the names of the people living there, their ages. we hit their names and it gives us a script to go by question-wise. >> can ted cruz depend on your support in february? >> i haven't made up my mind yet. john: depending on the voter's answer the phone tells him what to say next. >> is there a candidate you are considering? >> haven't so. >> in the past if i had my piece of paper i might be able to write down, but this is instantaneous. the volunteer's phone said don't knock on this door and the man was curious why. the data determined that knock would go have been a waste of volunteer's time

they needed the money to push forward in the federal lawmakers should emulate that. federalre is where that gas tax. 18.4 cents a gallon. cents per, 24.4 gallon. index for inflation since 1993, the gas tax now says it would be about $.29 per gallon. diesel tax $.39 per gallon. the federal tax is not increased since 1993. lets them palestine, illinois. let's hear from illinois. chris on a democrats line, welcome. caller: when you look at the trunk plan, they want to put a what i'm trying to get at is how are these subsidies making it more efficient for people in this country to get from point a to point b when you look at amtrak and they have been losing millions of dollars since their inception? how is that efficient for the american taxpayer? guest: i can touch on that. color a good point about amtrak. amtrak does make money, a profit on its northeast corridor line, which goes from boston all the ay to d.c. where they lose money is on the rural routes. you have lawmakers representing these parts of the country who say that their residence need --ess being and all no

to emulate the job they have not won since 1948. whatever happened, it was history in the making.rout. causing nick said to prove the team only four games into the season. in los angel westbrook keeps the oklahoma thunder and defeated. 18 seconds left to carry his team to the wind and said the clippers to their first loss of the season. nicole: coming up, we'll hand it over to "mornings with maria." will it be the day in a row of losses, just turned green. dow futures have 15. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ ♪ [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. whythen get worse?nks taste chalky? introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts, no matter how you work out... whether you're going for reps... or laps... or distance. you gotta try it... period. protein shots from 5-hour energy. great taste. 100 cal

your life, you don't think about it, i am regular and being the girl i >> growing up, who did you emulate that was the cat's meow? that's an old saying, too. >> i know that saying. it's hard to say. i think i did march to the beat of my own drum a lot of my life. people influenced me, christine aguilera. >> another mouse ca mouskateer. >> my dad is here. >> tell them what he is doing. >> he is making everybody in the band crew thanksgiving dinner. >> oh, my goodness! >> i am working on thanksgiving and it will be nice while we're out on the road. >> wait until you hear her performance. >> we can't wait. she will sing her new song in a few minutes. kitchen, don't worry, curtis and giada are working in the kitchen. >> look at those two. >> getting along for a change. .d . new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollment. you'll never know unless you go. i did it. for a complete eye renewing effect try age perfect eye renewal from l'oreal. it renews eyes 5 ways. a

oh nobody can emulate those. - [mike] wait a minute, you know, there's been a robbery there. - a robbery?! ridiculous! - [mike] no it's not. - there are too many safe guards. during the day two guards protect it. and at night, i personally turn on the alarm. now the painting is surrounded with invisible beams. only with special glasses can you see them. - that's peachy. what do they do? they will taken to jail in five seconds. five! (chuckling) observe. (alarms bells ringing) my own full security! no one can steal from my prison! no one! (police sirens) get me my lawyer! get me my... (whimpering and sobbing) he's crumbling. - caught like a rat in his own trap. - we've got to do something quick. - what we need to do is to sneak into the museum tonight and switch the paintings. - that curator saw us and he's going to think we're guilty. - equipment. - [micky] flash light. blow torch. super duper x-ray glasses. and three cheese on rye sandwiches. - ok men. - [davy] peter, steady. - [mike] right here. oh oh. - [micky] guys, you're supposed to get out of the way. (talking over each other) - [

he tries to emulate his game after durant. >> he can shoot the ball from the outside, handthal ball. can't all the sudden get taller because you want to. i have to use everything i have to my advantage and that's what he's doing and i plan to do. >> reporter: in berkley. >> a lot of cal fans are excited. >>> here's another live look of the protest in oakland. it's a sizeable crowd, more than 1,000 people near city hall. peaceful thus far and business owners hope it will stay that way. we'll be posting throughout the night on our facebook page and our twitter feed. >> that's going to do it for us at 6:00. we hope to see you at 11:00. this is my park. i'm like the mayor here. i know every bench, every tree, every squirrel -- -hey, what's up, andy. -andy: hey! same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. in other words, no surprises. morning. hey, abby. like i said. the m

obama is trying to emulate that but he won't take up president bush's post-presidency model where you keep your mouth shut. kennedy: i know that when clinton tblawlts white house. but he became friends with george h.w. bush, then he only appeared every once in a while and that gave people a tremendous sense of nostalgia. i don't think obama has the wherewithal to foster that sort of nostalgia. the party panel, they are returning later. melania andump will staying behind in new york. brian brenberg joins me to break kennedy: welcome back. if you have spent any time on our nation's highways or byways or an airport, donald trump's infrastructure plan can sounds enticing. >> we are going to fix our inner city and rebuilt our highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools, hospitals. we are going to rebuild our infrastructure. which will become by the way second to none. and we'll put millions of our people to work as we rebuild it. kennedy: it sounds like a pretty good plan. who do you think is set to gain. we the people or a select number of developers. brian brenberg is here, associate p