runners finished sunday's seattle marathon, but few showed as much heart as one 63-year-old man, evans wilsoning the entire route with his wife and an oxygen tank. >> he's fighting a terminal disease, but took on the challenge as a way to raise money for research into his disease. >> love the fight in the guy. they were joined by a woman from another family who was affected. they walked in the rain and finished the race in ten hours and 55 minutes. huge congratulations to them. >> timing does not matter. he finished it. congratulations. >> beautiful. i love that. >>> coming up, the wind beneath her wings and a peek at the very first trailer of the remake of "beaches. starring idina. >>> deepening mystery behind the frightening kidnapping in california. what an eyewitness is saying after she found the mother of two badly beaten on the side of the road. first, here's a look at today's forecast. >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by my pillow.

runners finished sunday's seattle marathon, but few showed as much heart as one 63-year-old man, evans wilson, walking the entire route with his wife and an oxygen tank. >> he's fighting a terminal disease, but took on the challenge as a way to raise money for they were joined by a woman from another family who was affected. they walked in the rain and finished the race in ten hours and 55 minutes. huge congratulations to them. >> timing does not matter. he finished it. congratulations. >> beautiful. i love that. >>> coming up, the wind beneath her wings and a peek at the very first trailer of the remake of "beaches. starring idina. frightening kidnapping in california. what an eyewitness is saying after she found the mother of two badly beaten on the side of the road. first, here's a look at today's forecast. >>> "world news now" weather enough pressure in here for ya? i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve fast. mucinex sinus-max liquid gels. dissolves fast to unleash max strength medicine. let's end this. ?living well? rise above joint discomfor

is proving that a terminal lung disease cannot stop him from pursuing his dreams. 63-year-old evans wilson finished his first marathon over the weekend. pulmonary fibro row sis and hypers -- his wife walked with him and brought an oxygen tank to help congratulations evans. this is so amazing. >> feels good. >> the best part is being done. >> wilson took part in the mare ton to raise money for pulmonary fibrosis. his goal is to help develop more treatments to help reverse the devastating effects of this disease. >> disruptive protests planned for today could affect your morning routine. we'll also tell you why you may have trouble getting a ride friday or cyber monday deals, no worries, some of the best deals may actually come later z26pjz zy6z y26pjy yy6y >>> we are getting ready for temperatures here in the 80s once again as we head through later this afternoon. we'll be looking at the numbers that are going to be a good 10 degrees above average, and we're going to do the mid-80s get ready for that. we'll talk more about the cooling trend towards the end of the week in just a few minutes,

seattle man is not letting his terminal illness keep him from reaching his goals. 62-year-old evans wilson battles pulmonary fibrosis and pulmonary hypertension. last weekend, he completed the seattle marathon with an oxygen tank in tow. the marathon raised funds for terminal lung disease research. walk to the entire route and toya: from presents to pizza, domino's in japan says it's training reindeer at a driving school to deliver pizza in one of the country's coldest, snowiest regions. they'd even be equipped with gps so customers can track their progress. no word when or if the reindeer delivery will officially launch. patrick: the someone go with the reindeer? toya: does it stay that warm for patrick: a good look at cathedral >>> tonight, breaking news. the state of emergency right now. several major fires out of control in tennessee. thousands of families and tourists racing to escape. this hotel engulfed in flames. even dolly parton's dollywood in the path. some cabins catching fire. >>> also breaking, the deadly pl what happened just before the crash. and the team onboard, the video

evans wilson suffers from the lungs disease. oxygen tank intel he took on the daunting task of finishing the seattle marathon tackling all 26.2 miles. his goal, to get the word out about pulmonary fibrosis and raise money for a cu. >> most important marathon of his life. >> it feels good. >> best part is being done. emily: wilson completed that rice in just under 11 hours and he hopes he has made a difference by bringing in donations for the pulmonary fibrosis foundation which he says desperately needs the funding. erika: quincy college is making sure children do not go without christmas presents this year. a fire destroyed storage trailers filled with toys that were sent to be christmas gifts for military families during the college is holding a toy drive to replace those toys for children age three to 12. the drive runs through december and plymouth. emily: it's been a bit of a wet morning. cindy: getting wetter. a lot of people keep saying houses helping the drop. -- the drought. above average rainfall in october. we've been

evans wilson is suffering from terminal lung disease. but this past weekend, oxygen tank in tow, he took on the daunting task of doing the seattle marathon, tackling all 26.2 miles. his goal -- to get the word out about pulmonary fibrosis and to raise money for helping find a cure >> it's the most important marathon of his life. >> feels good. best part is being done. randy: wilson completed the race in just under 11 hours. he says he hopes he has made a difference by bringing in donations for the pulmonary fibrosis foundation which he says desperately needs that funding. emily: she may not who've won, but a contestant made history. halima aden competed wearing traditional muslim clothing. aden spoke on stage telling all somali girls they are beautiful and she placed in the top 15. ? randy: james taylor is hoping to hit another home run at fenway park in boston. he'll be playing the ballpark ballpark tours for taylor. he and his band will be playing fenway on august 11. bonnie raitt will be with him as well. tickets going on sale this fr

. >> reporter: step by step, evan wilson is proving to the world >> i feel pretty good right now. >> reporter: on sunday wilson tackled all 26.2 miles of the seattle marathon. by his side, his wife and oxygen tanks. >> now we just want to get the last leg in so that we can get to the finish line. >> reporter: wilson has trouble breathing. pulmonary fibrosis and hypertension has severely scarred his longs. he's beating the odds surviving with both diseases for the past five years when most people only make it for three. >> it's the most important maraon >> reporter: wilson used to be a competitive runner, running a mile in less than 5 minutes. on sunday he was expected to finish the entire marathon, no matter how long it took. >> we're gonna beat the 13 hours. >> reporter: with each step wilson is trying to get the word out about pulmonary fibrosis and raise money for a cure. this runner showed up for wilson and his wife to show her support. >> my father passed away three years ago. >> reporter: a crew is there to welcome whim open arms. this is so amazing. >> reporter: the race wilso

this is evans wilson. he suffers from pulmonary fibrosis and pumonary hypertention.. which have severely scarred his lungs. but hes still making strides.. going 26-point-2 miles.. to complete a full marathon. "we made it honey!" butt to "aw! congratulations. that was so amazing." butt to "it feels good. best being done." for wilson.. this run is about more than time.. it was about proving he can keep going.. and that not even his disease can keep him down. it took him 11 hours.. but he made a difference. all the money he raised will go to funding research.. to help others that have a lung disease. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. north breezes continue today 15 to 25 mph with chilly daytime highs. we will top out at 56 degrees today with mostly clear skies. we are gearing up for our first freeze of the season with advisories going into effect from 2am to 8am wednesday morning for temperatures dropping between 28-32 degrees. high temperatures hold in the mid 50s. wednesday and thursday with our morning start in las vegas. high temperatures will be in the 50s

evan wilson finished all 26-point-two miles. he has pulmonary fibrosis, and pulmonary hypertension... which makes it difficult for him to breathe. let anything slow him down. "aw! congratulations. that was so amazing." (butted with) "it feels good. best part of today is being done." wilson says he hopes he's made a difference... by bringing in more donations for research that he says is desperately needed and drastically underfunded. also happening today...some lucky c-c-s-d students are getting a free field trip to go are going today! it's all because of a partnership between c-c-s-d and sundance helicopters... students won't take a helicopter however...they'll take a bus. there will be more trips district leaders will be selecting more classes to go in the future. mother nature is giving lee canyon ski resort some much needed help this morning. the resort got its first serious snow fall over the weekend. lee canyon was forced to delay the traditional opening the day after thanksgiving because there wasn't any snow. they're now

evans wilson is battling pulmonary fibrosis. he completed all 26.2 miles of the seattle marathon. the feat was a personal, emotional triumph for evans but one he hopes to make a difference. he raised money for terminal lung disease research. >> it makes you feel guilty of complaining about anything. >>> >>> a group of 20 just hit the jackpot, literally. we're hearing from the tennessee 20. coming up. >>> you could be saving more than just one life when you adopt a shelter pet. why getting a furry friend could be good for your health. >>> we're tracking weather and traffic as we head to break. you're watching good morning >>> here's a million powerball jackpot. >> doesn't that sound good? the winning ticket was sold to a group of 20 co-workers at a tennessee manufacturing plant. >> they're being called the tennessee 20. they come from a town of about 5,000 people. they say this will more than just 20 lives, for sure. >> often i talk about it. you see somebody while you're checking out at walmart or kroger's that looks like they swipe the card. >> there will be a lot of people blesse

that is evans wilson, who is on an oxygen tank and completed the track with his wife and the tank. he said it was about making a difference with the money he raised to run the marathon. those funds to raise awareness now for terminal lung disease research. >> people like that are just an inspiration. >> absolutely. >> that's incredible. >>> it's 11:54 am. we have temperatures in the mid- 30s. by tomorrow, it will be a few degrees warmer. one or two degrees will do the trick. for the kids at the bus stop, cold will be in the 20s early on. bundle them up as you are getting ready on wednesday. by tomorrow afternoon, we are at 40 degrees. going to drop a good 10 degrees. upper 20s and low 30s. we might pick up a flurry on friday. >> 50 degrees sounds great. ? >> announcer: today, forget complicated recipes. we're keeping it simple and going back to holiday basics. clinton's in the kitchen with "scandal's" bellamy young. carla's serving up a show-stopping dessert with the "cake boss" himself, buddy valastro. and michael's revealing restaurant secrets to help you have a stress-free holid

disease.1:00-1:04"congratulatio ns...so amazing" amazing"62- year-old evans wilson is battling pulmonary fibrosisand pulmonary hyper-tension. but he didn't completing-- all 26- point-two miles of the seattle marathon--oxygen tank in tow... along with his wife.the feat was not only a personal and emotional triumph for wilson ...but one he hopes will make a difference. :47-:49"it's the most important marathon of his life." life." his marathon run raised funds and awareness for terminal lung disease research. 3 3 3 3 stay close...your top stories are coming up at the top of the hour. hour.the cbs 58 morning news at six is next! 3 this is a live look at the the miller valley holiday lites display will be open to the public starting friday.nearly 600-thousand lights are synchronized to holiday music. other "high lites" include, a beer keg tree made of 150 barrels, a free brewery mini-tour, plus special display of its kind in the midwestyou're watching the 3 good morning...thanks for starting your day...and ending your november with us!it's wednesday, november 30-th. 30-th.here's what we're wo

evans wilson, a former competitive runner, suffers from a lung disease. this past weekend, oxygen tank in tow, he took on the daunting task of finishing the seattle marathon,kl his goal, to get the word out about pulmonary fibrosis and raise money for a cure. >> it was the most important marathon of his life. >> feels good. best part of the day is being done. emily: he completed that race in just under 11 hours. he says he hopes to make a difference by bringing in to donations for the pulmonary fibrosis foundation. a police officer-involved shooting investigation in lynn which has shut down part of the lynnway, plus a deadly plane crash in colombia. rescuers pulled five survivors only from the wreck. and a wild ride in australia. randy: good morning. the eyeopener team ready with news to go. following breaking news in lynn and east boston. state university. cindy: looking at the radar, some slick spots out there this morning. it could be kind of an issue where? highlighted where we have the concern. it's outside of 495, north and west, northern worcester

his name is evans wilson. he walked the entire route with his wife and an oxygen tank. >> wilson is fighting pulmonary fibrosis, which he knows is terminal. but he took on the challenge as a way to raise money for research into his disease. >> i just love the tight in this guy. wilson and his wife were joined by a woman from another family who is also affected. they walked in the rain and finished the race in ten hours and 55 minutes. huge congratulations to them. >> timing does not matter. he finished it. congratulations. >> beautiful. i love that. >>> coming up, the wind beneath her wings. we're getting a peek at the very first trailer of the remake of "beaches" starring idina manziel. >>> plus, more in the deepen bing mystery behind the frightening kidnapping in california. what an eyewitness is saying after she found the mother of two badly beaten on the side of the road. first, here's a look at today's forecast. >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by my pillow. pil. i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max

evans wilson, a former runner suffers from a lung oxygen tank in tow he took on the task of finishing the seattle marathon tackling all 26.2 miles. his goal is to get the word out about pulmonary fibrosis, and raise money for a cure. >> it is it is most important marathon of his life. >> it feels good. >> the best part is being done. >> wilson completed the race in under 11 hours, and he says that he hopes that he's made a difference by bringing this donations for the pulmonary funding. >> news to go is coming up next on the eyeopener, we're following several breaking stories this morning, an officer-involved shooting investigation underway in lynn. plus, a deadly plane crash in colombia. rescuers have been pulling survivors from that wreck, and a wild ride in australia coming up at 6:00. the reason behind there. [ bell clangs ] celebrate the holidays with delicious dunkin' coffee. for $15.99 or 3 pounds of packaged coffee for $19.99. america runs on dunkin'. at fallon health we realize that no matter where you are in life you can always be moving forward. moving forward with compassi

. >> with his wife alicia and an oxygen tanks by his side evans wilson took on all 26 points 2 miles.e used to be a competitive runner running a mile in less than five minutes. but law diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis. it's a progressive lung disease that scars the lung tissue making it very difficult to breathes. he completed the grueling race on sunday to raise awareness and if money for a cure with the final stretch came tears. >> congratulations. so amazing. >> he started the race at 6:00 a.m. and finished in 10 hours and 55 minutes. you saw that he's also joined by another competitive runner who says that she lost her father to the disease. wilson hopes he can continue to raise awareness and money for research. congratulations to him. rick and monica. >> all right, great story. thank you ali. >>> administrators at a high school in delaware are literally rolling up their sleeves to help students tonight. william penn high school in new castle offers the only phlebotomy training program in the region. students spend a semester studying the topic and then to successfully draw blood

the team has put out a statement in support of the military and in support of evans' first amendment rights. wilson says he should apologize. >> just really does dishonor or veterans, especially those and their families who have died in combat serving their country. >> reporter: tonight coming up at 11:00, you hear from state he won't step foot inside the stadium until evans is off the team or apologizing. we have that tonight at 11:00. >> josh cascio, thank you so much. >>> some vandals in hillsborough county are taking their political protests to a dangerous level. deputies say criminals sprays anti-trump graffiti on two mobile homes near mango. one of the homes had the message burn everything on it with an door. investigators say somebody did try to light that house on fire. neighbors say this is not political, it's downright dangerous and somebody could get killed. >> i'm also afraid. i thought they would come back last night, maybe tonight because they didn't get to accomplish what they wanted. you know, we got on top of the fire. the fire department was out here and it's out and the house is

evans for touchdowns... from there the bucs defense takes over..... holding russell wilson out of the endzone for the entire game... .wilson had just one passing yard in the first half.... he was harassed the entire game... the bucs defense sacked him 6 times.... intercepted him twice and forced 2 fumbles... tampa bay pulls off the signature win of the season and 2013....streak since longest winning games.... the streak to 3 their winning and stretches win of the season off the signature tampa bay pulls fumbles... twice and forced 2 intercepted him times.... sacked him 6 bucs defense entire game... the was harassed the the first half.... he one passing yard in .wilson had just the entire game... of the endzone for russell wilson out over..... holding russell wilson out of the endzone for the entire game... .wilson had just one passing yard in the first half.... he was harassed the entire game... the bucs defense sacked him 6 times.... intercepted him fumbles... tampa bay pulls off the signature win of the season and stretches their winning streak to 3 games.... the longest

it held seattle quarterback russell wilson to one yard passing in the first half. jameis winston and mike evans have connected twice for touchdown passes. stay up with us tonight after sunday night the bucks bonus show. the falcons hosting the arizona cardinals. this young man, taylor gabriel, what a day for him. takes the pass from matt ryan and turns on the jets. 35-yards. it was a 10-10 game at that point. the falcons run away with this thing. gabriel gets across the goal line. the falcons win 38-19. 6 record. mark ingram takes the pitch. ties it up at 14. later brees passes to ingram who can practically walk into the end zone for this one. rams defensive coordinator doesn't know what to think there. 49-21 the final in this one. for the first time since 2011 the bulls are 25 in the ap and coaches poles. the bulls are 23rd in the coaches pole. 24th in ap. they will not get a shot at the american conference title game but will head to a bowl game with a 10 and 2 record. after friday night's loss at home to columbus, lightning head coach john cooper did not mince words criticizing his team's ef

evans. that's all the offense tampa bay needed as the defense forced seattle quarterback russell wilson into three costly turnovers including an interception by alterraun verner whose father passed away on friday. >> it game and it was emotional at the coin flip, and then backed it up. it's one thing to be emotional, but it's another thing to back it up. we're all on a high right now, obviously a huge win and we beat two good teams back to back. >> the tough games continue next sunday with the game at san diego at 4:25 in the afternoon. >>> good morning from the weather center, milder yesterday. we've pretty much gotten rid of the cold air. we're in the upper 50s to lower 60s. this time of year, absolutely. mid, upper 70s, eventually lower 80s this afternoon, the humidity will be increasing as well. as i track a big winter storm, the front is headed in our direction. straight ahead i'll let you know how that impacts our seven- day forecast. >>> and also still ahead, theater goers targeted, how one womaninged to steal managed to steal from people waiting in line to see hamilton. >> an alleged

td toss from 3 yards out, the second from 23, and evans beat sherman one on one 14-06789 thanks to the seattle offense led by quarterback russell wilson never scored a touchdown. he was sacked six times yesterday, picked off twice. this one here by alta ron veteranner whose dad died this week. as for the clincher, lavon tampa bay david will recover this fumble here by jimmy graham and return it 54 yards to turn seattle away for the final time. this was the kind of defensive performance we saw buccaneers in 02. the win only keeps the bucs back a game in atlanta and a game ahead in new orleans. they both won as well yesterday. the final over seattle 14-5. >> yeah, our guys, man. we have got some great guys in that locker room. it was emotional before the game, and it was emotional at the coin flip, and then backed it up, and it's one thing to be thing to back it up. we're all on a high right now, obviously a huge win and we beat two good teams back to back. we'll go into panic mode tomorrow. >> more good news, willy tag art's u.s. bowls now among the nation's elite in the top 25 on ap, if he has the boys ranked 24th. this is the first t

evans for touchdowns. they were up 14 to nothing... until the second quarter. from there the bucs defense takes over..... holding russell wilson out of the endzone for the entire game. wilson had just one passing yard in the first half. he was harassed the entire game... the bucs defense sacked him 6 times.... intercepted him twice and forced 2 fumbles.. tampa the season and stretches their winning streak to 3 games.... the longest winning streak since 2013. and the turning point in the game was probably this: "alterraun verner" playing on raw emotion after the death of his father three day ago... verner comes up with the pick ending seattle's drive right before the half. you can see alterraun emotions just pour out on the sidelines... he also dedicated this game to his dad. after the game in the bucs are now in ?second place in their division, just a game behind the falcons with a record of 6 and 5. next up: they play the chargers ?in san diego, and we were one ?bounce away, from the ?third tie game in the nfl this season. that would have been an all time record. but instead, the chiefs bounced in the 34-yarder in overtime la

joining me with more is rick wilson, former senior adviser to presidential candidate evan mcmullen.ought is you've got folks that were allies of trump, kris kobach is a great example. steve king was talking about how happy he is by the first week of this transition, the iowa congressman who i had on my show questioning the role of nonwhite people and contributing to civilization. but my question to you is there aren't enough trump allies or in the inner circle to staff the federal government, so the question becomes who else? >> the big sweeping ballpark math, you have about 4,000 really senior appointees and about 24,000 plus below that what they call the schedule c bracket. i think it's difficult right now because particularly on the national security front trump is not viewed by the national security and intelligence community as a person that is necessarily treating this with the seriousness it deserves. he's having a lot of trouble picking up folks in that domain. he's also having a lot of trouble staffing up the most senior positions by which many of these other appointments f

evans for two td year-older and a 20-yarder in the 1st quarter. seattle scoring on a safety and a field goal. the buccaneers have sacked russell wilson four times and they have intercepted him once. and the bucs need to win this one. here's why. atlanta keeps the first place in the nfc south. arizona led early. the falcons took the lead in td. from here it was just smooth sailing for atlanta. the falcons opened it up later in the quarter on a 2-yarder here by coleman. atlanta beats arizona 38-19. new orleans beats the rams 49- 21. so again the buccaneers need to win this one to keep pace in the division. >>> all right. t.d. garden today another brutal game for the bolts. goalie ben bishop scored a hat trick in the dominic moore takes a hack at the puck and sails right by bishop for a 1-0 lead. you see it right there. later in the period boston scores again. this one bishop had no chance. he is screened out. david backes deflects it. it's 2-0. then for the trifecta jimmy hayes, who hasn't scored a point all season, ends up with a deflection that bishop should have saved. bolts lose their second in a >>> okay. willie taggart set a sing

evan >>>one of these stars is sitting in the secret square. and the contestant who picks it would win a special prize. which star is it? john wilson? jen epstein? vanessa ruffus? chris cato? russell rhodes? mark wilson? matt towery? merissa lynn? all on the political squares. and here's the master of political squares craig patrick. >> here we go. welcome to another round of political squares. so good to see you. >> nice to be seen. ready to do this. >> we'll have them standing up like they got stuck with hat pins. >> are we doing dan ratherisms tonight? >> yes. >> this game will be tighter than a rusted lug nut on a 55 ford. >> tighter >> tight as the pages in a book. >> how about crackling like a hickory fire? >> hot enough to peel paint off a florida concrete block house. >> how about fired up like a tampa parking lot in the middle of july. >> we have a special glory days buck edition with glad colepepper >> thanks for having me. >> ul take charley. >> charley belcher, are you ready for this? >> as long as you don't sack me aisle be good to go. >> who accused gerald ford of playing too much football without a helmet? >> well, ro

wilson for the touchdown with 2:27 left. bucs up 19-17. now it's up to the bucs offense to close it... facing 3rd down and 3 with two minutes left.... winston finds mike evans for the first down. k-c does gets one final shot, but the bucs defense seal it. bucs beat kansas city for a 5th straight time to get the win... and the bucs are now 5 and 5 on the season. here's some reaction from the bucs schedule they're hosting the seattle seahawks at ray-jay. and now to nascar... where the next spring cup champion has finally been crowned. the chase comes down to the final 14 laps of the "ford eco-boost 400" down in miami. they're under caution... all 4 leaders pulling into pit road to get fresh tires. off the restart... carl edwards goes into the wall... ensues... martin truex' car bursts into flames. edwards' car would be totaled and his championship hopes would come to an end. after a second restart.... jimmie johnson takes the lead and never looks back. johnson races to the checkered flag... johnson win his 7th career championship. that ties him with richard petty and dale earnhardt for the most nascar titles. have another check on your monday forecast. and la

randy evan, former counsel to newt gingrich and dennis hastert and a member of the rnc and chris wilson and analytics director for the ted cruz presidential campaign. gentlemen, awesome to have you all on. randy, let me ask you first since we've talked many times, reince priebus is on speed dial with you. does he want the job? >> well, there's no doubt reince priebus was on the star player on the trump team. he was there as they made the move to pull off the brexit strategy. the real question is do you want a chief of staff that can reach across the aisle? if you've been the rnc chairman for six years and your job has been to hammer democrats day in and day out it wouldn't seem to be the logical choice to be the person to have the hand reach out across the aisle, on the flip side, certainly a trusted confidante. certainly on the republican side there isn't a member in the congress that doesn't owe something to reince priebus. so i think it will be a real question for the president-elect about how important it is to reach out versus having a confidante you know will watch your back and p

identified him as suspect yesterday afternoon at the news conference on the wilson building before 10:00 last night mr. evans turned himself into police he is not charged with murder but is charged of firing a gun at potomac gardens last friday morning before noon and at the time 16-year-old brianna mcmillan was shot and killed. she attend aid boarding school and was home for thanksgiving and police say a gun shots were fired into a group of people intended target and evans was identified as a possible suspect by surveillance video here. >> i can it will you specifically that the video shows sead evans in possession of firing a weapon and is that the what we have been able to confirm at this point. >> evans has a criminal record in the district a couple years ago after being accused of firing shots into a crowd of six people and injuring six people during a cookout after he spent nine months in jail guys the charges were ultimately dropped. he was out but now behind bars again this morning. >> bob ob in d.c. thanks. prince william county police investigating a deadly shooting at parking lot near the food hos

joy reid is back with us, and joining us now, rick wilson, a republican strategist who has been a part of the never-trump movement. an advisor to evann who is running for president as an independent. joy, it's as crazy in the trump bunker as you imagined, i think. >> that was the most extraordinary story. it's kind of sad. you sort of see donald trump sort of begging his staff to tell him he's winning. he can't seem to handle the reality of his situation. and it seems to be just utter chaos. it's sort of pathetic, to be honest. >> rick wilson, so there is a campaign where you can't get fired if you try. [ laughter ] >> you know, this is like an inesco story. these people are trapped -- you know, hell is donald trump's organization. this is a guy who is trapped -- >> that is king lear, i mean donald trump, live walking off of his airplane with, of of course, the hat. >> a better fitting hat. >> the hat covering his thoughts and his face. go ahead, rick. >> this is an obvious organization in distress. i am looking beyond donald trump right now at the fact that he is dragging republican leaders down with him. i mean, you saw the paul r

german vote any more than there irish or jewish vote although woodrow wilson tried ery carefully to tar his rival new york's own charles evan hughes with accusations as being pro kaiser candidate. something similar happens with irish americans. his is a political cartoon shortly after the easter rising in 1916 the cartoon is called irish patriots, and it has the sultan the e ottoman empire, kaiser of germany, and the bulgarian empire, the wearing of green on irish instruments. in 1914, irish americans liked difficulty is s ireland's opportunity. in other words, whatever is bad good for us.s but the loosetainian made it no better germany was as an tournament and many irish made the argument that ireland, country, was a lot like belgium, another small catholic country run over. he big difference comes with the easter rising and i can explain ate little bit here but in the t more into it q&a if you want. 916, a small group of irish patriots known as the irish public brotherhood takes over large sections of dublin and other parts ofof the country in a rebellion against the british. the britishmay know put it down forcefully and

evans family is buying a house. bookman, how did you know that? nothing gets past these ears. nothing gets past that stomach either, buffalo butt. so where's this house? 63rd and wilson. mm-hmm, knowing that neighborhood, that house is gonna need a lot of work. just like the projects, huh? when things break down, ain't gonna be nobody to fix it. just like the projects. just last week, i put a brand-new light bulb in your refrigerator. oh, now, come on, bookman. you know, if you haven't been sticking your old big head in there all the time, we wouldn't need no new light bulb. you know what i'm gonna miss about you, j.j.? no. what, bookman? nothing. i'll tell you what. if you like, i'll go over and inspect the house. i'll check out the wiring, the furnace, the foundation. you'll do that for us? hey, what are friends for? oh, bookman, you're full of surprises. you're friends, i'll only charge you $10 an hour. out. $5. out! how about a sandwich or something? out. out. isn't he something? well, i got to be going, too. but look. congratulations. and keep me posted, okay? oh, flo. i'm so happy for you. you know what? i've always wanted a house of my own and a garden of my o

evans hughes was way ahead. >> i was there. >> remember that day. >> cold in new hampshire back then. >> everyone said he won. in the middle of the night it changes to woodrow wilsonotel and this aide comes to the door and says the president-elect has gone to sleep. the reporter says tell the president-elect when he wakes in the morning he's no longer the president-elect. >> wow. >> james carville actually said it's so interesting a lot of these people that have done it before like axelrod and carville the first democrats to pick up on this. i remember when carville said he and his wife were driving from new orleans across mississippi and they went past mississippi gulf coast coliseum and james carville said there were people at 9:00 in the morning lined up around the mississippi gulf coast coliseum. guess what? every one of those people are going vote. you don't stand in line for 12 hours to hear a speech and then not stand in line for two hours and vote for somebody. >> here's one of the things that got missed because we talk about you door knocking and stuff, it's not just the coverage of trump, but it's the coverage of america that got a little bit missed. dea