they see somebody willing to go sit across from them eyeball to eyeball and answer their questions. i'm very open with the press. i don't always like what's written. i don't always like what is said -- >> you shouldn't. there is no reason you should like the way the press has treated trump. we only get you once in a while, kelly, and you're getting very hard to get, so i want to get some news here. my mom always said wear one nice piece of clothing that will impress everybody, like a tweed jacket or something, and i wonder if that's the reason why trump is thinking of mitt romney for secretary of state. oh, he's a finer man than we thought he was because he picked mitt romney. trump has nothing in common with mitt romney at all, nothing in common. romney was a big supporter of the iraq war, he was a hawk like the rest of them. you put him back in there, how is he going to carry out a trump foreign policy? it doesn't make sense to me. it looks nice. >> look, no appointment -- donald trump is not someone who fakes appearances, as we all know. let's dispense with that. there is no one

to freaking eyeball. >> for the twas two years angel has been opening the dumpster instead of her wallet. how much money would you say you probably gained by selling some of that stuff? >> about 8. >> $8,000 some. >> yes. that's $8 grand. >> i lifted the lid to see what i would find going to four >> hoping to turn trash into treasure. >> they are all boxes. >> most discarded items turned out to be junk. >> gift cards. >> i turned to see if anything was on them. >> please wait while we process your request. >> it is a crapshoot. >> i found a make up brush. here you can see it would cost $40 if i had to pay for it. this legal? cleveland 19 news checked with our lawyers first to make sure we were in the clear. you could be hit with a trespassing or calf vegging depending on the city you are in. and even if you are on public property you still have to be careful. this police report is from last year. they spotted a man going through the dumpsters at you will tau by -- ulta beauty at 9:40 and he was handed a warning. we ebbing eg very -- we checked various cosmetic stores and found dumpster d

these volunteers greet our clients eyeball to eyeball. they shove show them love and appreciation. we hope that adds up to hear we hear that that from families and clients that they receive generosity by all of us coming together to help serve them, give them some love and appreciation. no it's going to be okay. thank you so much for your if i am. again thousands of pounds of food preparation, they've it's been prepared, and today volunteers spent the morning making sure that all of that food was properly packaged so it could not only provide thanksgiving meal for people right here at the metropolitan ministries main campus, but also some of their other locations in so we are certainly going to keep you posted as families continue to enjoy those thanksgiving day meals. reporting here at metropolitan ministries, shayla reeves, fox 13 news. >> black friday maybe tomorrow but that didn't stop from getting jump start on the deals today. fox 13's alcides segui was at a bass pro shop where shoppers were ready when the doors opened. bass pro shops opened 8 o'clock it thooeveng. we will he

eyeball get the term gave jackie robinson they talk about the first men's sports star we have to winand to be the person that changes a conversation understand civil-rights when he first played major league baseball. they have trouble voting, ye they could announce its they could not drink from the water fountains and they are nowhere near that. this is beyond the sports world. you could not have they gave jackie robinson where the african americans were with their rights but it insteadd ofe of one seminal figure, all of the young athletes would come out. >> former professional athletes. >> but just the trickle-down of the flood who are changing sports from the ground up. bewildered never have a single seminal gave jackie robinson even if it came out tomorrow that is not what he was in 1947. >> host: what is the significance of michael sametogr ? >> there are some majorr different ways to look at that story. michael was embraced by his teammates at the university of missouri. >> host: they knew first rex denied his entire senior c season with misery and nobody picked up on that? some

they didn't remove the eyeballs. of course, over time they've decayed quite a bit. have been very informative. we've learned that it's a male, probably in his late teens to early 20s. see the wisdom teeth? oh, yes. quite lovely. we also have a fairly good idea of how he died. look at this skull. notice anything? there's a hole in it. good. now what could that mean? well... h a rock-- no, with an ancient hammer. i can picture him coming out of work after a long day at the pyramid, about to meet his illicit lover. just as he falls into her arms--wham! hit from behind by a husband crazed with jealousy. you could have a future in this. we've taken 66 cat scans of the mummy's skull at various depths, and nigel has input them into the computer. the computer stacks them together to create a three-dimensional image. then, using characteristic depths of tissue at various points around the skull, nigel has created a reconstruction of what our friend probably looked like in real life. wow... you can do that? science-- it's the wave of the future. are you still superstitious? i

you libertarians are like the bugs that eat the eyeballs off the skull. lady has got to go. it seems oh random what they choose. nancy reagan said i hate crack. kennedy: does she need an office and a staff? >> i'm a democrat. i think that we are kind recreating the rules for the trumps on an unbelievable level. if barack obama said i'm staying in chicago and keeping the kiddies, the country would have gone mad and not in a good way. >> they would have called it racist. >> i think the president-elect and first lady. i don't want to make fun of them anymore. but it's $1.5 million which is a is -- which is a pittance of what we actually spend. she marketed she doesn't like cyber bullying. kennedy: thanksgiving could be a long day for families divide. folks say they have been uninvited to the family feast or warned to keep their nowts shut at the dinner table. 77% of americans say the nation is divide values. the highest in 20 years of record keeping. is aunt jane going to stab granb grandpa bill? do you celebrate thanksgiving with leftists? >> we have a than

you eyeball to dumpster instead of her wallet. how much money would you say you have probably gained by selling some of that stuff. >> about 8. >> $8,000? >> yes. 8 grand. >> i lifted the lid to see what i would find going to four different stores. hoping to turn trash into treasure. >> all boxes. >> most discarded items turned out to b on them. >> please wait while we process your request. the balance on your card is zero dollars. >> it is a crap shoot. the last bin i climbed in, i found one item, a make up brush. here you can see it will cost $40 if i have to pay for it. a free $40 make up brush. is this legal? cleveland 19 news checked with lawyers first to make sure we were in the clear. trespassing or scavanging depending what city you live. if you are on public property you have to be careful. this police report is from solon. last year they spotted a man going through dumpsters at ultimatea beauty at 9:40 at night and was handed a warning. >> we checked various cosmetic store locations in northeast ohio and found dumpster d

and what's great about the volunteers is nay -- they meet these clients, eyeball to eyeball and give them hope. >> what are the different roles have you available? >> if we wanted to serve 18,000 people we could back up the truck and give you a food box we have all kinds of opportunities for kids, as well as adults. sorting the food. providing hospitality. being a greeter. helping people park their car. taking the food out. like publix does. take the food out to their car. help them shop for the products that they want for their families. it's a great way for people to get involved and make a difference in someone's life. >> so many of the volunteers are experiencing their first holiday alone. or maybe moving to the area. and you all give them that is filled with love and joy. how does -- how many of them are in that predicament? >> so many. we talk about the miracles that happen at that tent. the giving and receiving. it's those that give get as much or if not more than they're giving. many are looking for purpose in their life and they can find that by giving back to the community

but when you move your eyeballs, you're going to see something here. you heard about these here young men, these college students coming down the hill to help us win this war and we're going overseas. well, they're right in here among us and you can tell them because they look like they haven't had no sun in six months. that was my entrance into the infantry. >> let's get over to colonel riffe. that's a great story. i love that story. colonel riffe, you had a varied experience when you started in the service as an army private and you finished as a colonel over 30 years. you had a chance to see all different sides of the service. how old were you when you first saw combat and what was that like? >> well, i was 21 years old when i first saw combat. it was on the island of okinawa, which was the last battle of world war ii and it was the bloodiest battle in the pacific, particularly for the navy. i was entering the service in august of '42 as a private by. by december, i was a staff sergeant based on my previous military experience with rotc and a progra

good eyeballs. cue the zombies! [moaning] good, good. beautiful, gregory. beautiful. show us your stumps, doog. don't scratch your ear. the dead don't itch. all right, greg. you're scared for your life. act scared, gregory. good, good. oh, this is gorgeous. now tear him limb from limb. struggle to survive, gregory. hey, watch where you're throwing that liver. who's got the brain? it's coming. good, good. o.k., die. die already! cut! that was beautiful, kid. i was truly moved. i'm sorry. i need a moment alone. all right, greg. good job. you were fantastic. o.k., that's a wrap. yeah. this is really great. want some whip cream on your pizza? you pig. children, children. what's the matter with you? are you happy now? [telephone rings] get that. hello? oh, uh, hi, mr. pelzman. hello, stuart. great. well, actually i think i'm going go be a little late getting back. the gall bladder operation? i didn't go. um, but i did see an amputation. what i'm saying is the last few days, now i'm confident gregory will do fine at southwest. i'm curious, dr. howser. what exactly is this o

. >> eyeballed that this term gay jackie robinson. lot of people use it to talk about the first big sports star, men's sports star, like cheryl swoopes. there's a big men's sports star to come out of the closet and be that jackie robinson type person that changes the conversation? but to understand who jackie robinson was and what he wants, you have to understand where civil rights were in 1947 when he first played a major league baseball game. black people had trouble voting in a lot of states, they couldn't sit in certain parts of a restaurant or even enter some restaurants. they couldn't drink from water fountains. where people are today, it's nowhere near that. our rights to advance beyond where we are in the sports world so we could navigate gay jackie robinson because we just got today where the rights of african-americans were in 1947 but the flipside is, i look at instead of one seminal figure, all of the young athletes who have come out , in the mid-70s, dave was an nfl player, he was one of the first professional athletes to

guy wants you on an assembly lininpart you're not supposed to show no skittishness getting your eyeballs invisible ray.me so you backed out. i'll print larger slips, detective. it wouldn't hurt. wrestling practice tonight? hey, lieu. um, what did you get on that grocery homicide? doa's the store owner-- korean. place got robbed. past the opening money, the doa's son says the doa had this he always wore.e watch that's in the wind. we got a statement 2 black kids left the scene. no good description. the clerk that worked with the doa he's kind of a pain in the ass. this guy, he acts like criminals.neighborhood's the only way the case'll make is him walkin' offerin' reward money. did you explain to him field the information, he's gonna get riried off or worse? guy's real hard to talk to. any chance he's trying away from himself? it's more like some kind of guilt. you'd better have him come in. yeah. ok. i'll give him a call. victim--annie watters. she's 9. yeah, we got that. says she was walking near first and tenth when some guy an abandoned building, beat her up, and raped her. she got to

i know you ain't gonna peek, 'cause if i thought you was, i'd bust your eyeballs. ok. that's all right. i'll just wait right over here by the truck, and--and you go around there and just take care of things. watch him, ladies. if he sneaks around back to watch me go up that ladder, twist his head until it unscrews. we sure will. we will. [dog barking] hey, man, who turned on them lights? what's happening? shame, shame, shame! aunt--aunt esther! i--how did you get in here? sodom and gomorrah. this house corrupted even my favorite nephew and broke his arm, jesus. lamont, i'm ashamed of you. that old fool grady was right. such wickedness i've never seen in my life. aunt esther, all we was doing was having a little fun-- a little party. that's all, a party. a little party? with these two jezebels? yes, ma'am. you ought to be ashamed of yourself. out! out! everybody! wait a minute, aunt esther. we was just-- all of you should be in a vocational school learnin' a trade. soldiers, it's time to save the sinners! [all shouting at once] god will beat the devil! [all shouting at

. >>> if you're up to your eyeballs with the butter ball. this is how it works, every year, families line up to drop off their birds so they can be cooked in the shop's brick everyone. everyone comes back at 1:00 p.m. to pick up their turkeys step three take them home and eat them. >> that's a great tradition, i bet you they are delicious. >>> will people be able to to go out and play football after dinner or will there be rain. >> reporter: we might have a couple of showers, we're mainly dry in philadelphia. north and west, you might see a sprinkle on the windshield later. later this morning, there could more of this coming in that could be steadier. as we look outside, we have cloudy skies for the most part, over center city philadelphia, and dry conditions in the city right now if you're making your way down to the parade over the next couple of hours you're dry. temperatures, 40 degrees in philadelphia. the winds out of the east at 8 miles per hour. that's not bad. future tracker 6 shows you between now and noon there's a chance of a spo

"i think it's pretty important because i know someone has put eyeballs on who the driver is" he says they also inspected his car in personbut here's something else we learne it appears neither company of recallton average, 20 percent of drivers don't bother to fix the problematic part.lyft told us "drivers have a strong personal incentive to make sure their car is in a safe operating condition. in addition to a safety inspection, drivers make a continuous representation that their vehicle meets the industry safety standards and all applicable state department of motor vehicle requirements of its kind." uber told us only - "under north carolina law, inspected annually, and the same holds true for rideshare drivers that partner with uber."frequent riders told us that's just not something they think about."its a great experience i've never had a bad experience"when you call for a ride, check the drivers picture, license plate and make of car and compare that before you get in. coming up-- getting in the spirit-- the christmas tree now up at lambeau field. when the "festival of lights" c

many as 137 million shoppers are expected to crowd the stores from now until sunday expect keep an eyeball on them. you see anything that is really good while you are there pick up a little something for yourself. >>> if you want to find out which stores are open just go to wfla.com . >>> checking in now on your things in day forecast. our storm team storm team 8 meteorologist is here right now to tell you about it expect we couldn't have had a nicer stretch of whether for this turkey day. many people are eating their dinner outside. why not with lots of sunshine out there. max defender 8 getting the skies with the million watts of power. we are not finding a drop of rain across the tampa bay. the numbers a little bit warm for this time of year. 82 now in fish hawk. a little cooler to the north, pleasant for crystal river and a warm 81 in lakeland and sebring. tonight the numbers milder. low 60s for most of the area. there will be some upper 50s. we can also watch for patchy dense fog to develop. it for your friday the numbers get back into the low 80s again about 5 degrees above where we

>> probably the biggest surprise was donald trump's eyeballing melania trump's ballot. [laughter] >> it looks like he's terrified >> says a lot about the prenup. [laughter] >> with an, -- listen, we have a lot of time before the polls close. we can see some other things. janet: thank you. maria: still to come, a young, active mother suffered a heart attack. her advice for other healthy women who may be doing too much. harvey: we are following the chance of showers -- the best ? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. we can't let that happen. to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services maria: you are l

sure they're accurate" nats -- door "they walk in the front door, there is a clinician that will eyeball them figure out what their problem is...and then we get a medical provider to look at them and get a full eval and start the treatment process." nats -- door opening but as the weather cools flu season kicks off -- valley ers will see more people coming through those doors than any other time of year. "it's very, very busy" so they say it's not just up to hospitals -- pateints can help keep those wait times low for themselves...and everybody else. "if you feel bad and you think you have the flu, this fall you may be sitting in an emergency department for 3 or 4 hours, when maybe you can go to your local quick care and get right in and get treated.">> hospitals say keeping wait times short is an ongoing battle, so expanding is key to keep up with demand. the sunrise hospital system has opened a free-standing emergency department to treat patients faster. before the end of the year, umc plans to begin expanding its emergency department expansion to add up to 20 beds to the department. s

it's going from unmoving ey eyeballs that do not move. the tail -- how did they get the tail to stay still as well? >> oh, starts ? ? brush up on more martial arts ? ? it's black friday polka ? ? everything you love other than the smart phone earphone jack ? ? it's the black friday polka ? when turkey's and the democrats got it in the neck ? ? tvs cloths everything ? ? christmas bills ? ? christmas bills ? ? soon it will be time to pay ? ? tweeting late at night, ba rump rump rump ? snot i sing a version of this every turkey day ? ? but you're at home saying leftovers again ? ? ? santa claus is in the red ? ? that's the black friday polka ? ? kids play mind craft ? snot very favorite game ? ? surviving combat in the stores is pretty much the same ? ? if you're blue ? ? take it from me ? ? practice retail therapy ? ? that's the black friday polka ? speaking of which i should >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now," actress florence henderson has died. warming the hearts of millions on "the brady bunch" and danced her way into he

the nice thing about having a non-politician is perhaps he will set a completely different set of eyeballs and he'll listen to smart people who will say, wait, this is the best way to get this part of the economy going. and even if these people are here from different countries, they're still paying taxes, they're paying property taxes and sales taxes and the like. >> yeah. guys, i want to thank all of you. we'll see what happens here. in the meantime, if you got it wrong and say you're a big newspaper and you go by the term great lady and let's say you're "new york times" and let's say you've gotten everything wrong every step of the way and the guy you hate and loathe from the moment he steps in the race becomes president of the united states, what are you going to do today? today, the great lady blinked. h. who are you? i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. orange money represents the money you put away for retirement. over time, your money could multiply. hello, all of you. get organized at voya.com. test. ♪ when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's amo

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to say one thing is a difference maker, but certainly, having a laser, you know, zoomed in on your eyeball definitely affects how you play the game. >>> the pack 12 is trying to make cu and utah bitter rivals but they have played just a few times since 1962 so we will have not built up the animosity of a traditional rivalry. the buffs really want and need to beat utah though. after all, their pack 12 title hopes hang in the balancement it is not the rivalry they had back in the day, but it is the biggest game of the season for cu. >> i blame them as the next game cooling up. it is the biggest game of the season. yeah. >> we will be asking it a despise the most? utah or nebraska? >> i would say nebraska. [ laughter ] my dad still doesn't let anyone wear red when i go home. not even my mom. [ laughter ] >> what a funny kid too! ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >> weather will not mess up things. >> no. getting around or getting in and out. let's take a look. you can see 51 tomorrow. a little shot of snow in the >> as long as i can get to the tu captioning sponsored by cbs .>> pelley: now his positions are

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he goupt to his eyeballs in debt and crashed. >> i have never gone bankrupt. i have never. >> hundreds of deals. >> excuse me. >> that's your line but your companies have gone bankrupt. >> trump faced trouble in affair. it played out in vivid details in the press. and effectively amplified trump celebrity. his lenders truck a deal to keep his name and use him as a pitch man. he's been pitching since branding everything from buildings to food in his name. >> when it comes to great steaks, i've just raised the stakes. the sharper image is one of my favorite stores. >> while trump stock collapsed, he made a fortune and buil o developers for the right to use his name. h cashed in on other builders who paid him to stamp his name on their buildings and further cashed in through his reality tv show. he sent his tv apprentice to promote trump tower tampa before it failed in the housing crash. >> i heard florida and tampa are posed for great success real estate. >> after president obama got birther movement questioning whether president obama is an american citizen and

famously said -- i think it was by dean ross, then the secretary of state to jack kennedy, we came eyeball-to-eyeball and the other guy blinked, and that was the sense. that at the very last minute the soviets had blinked. there were missiles 90 miles off the american coast, purportedly aimed at american cities, you know. you can just think ow quickly -- we talk about icbms taking 20 minutes to get from russia to the united states, how quickly missiles from havana and that area could have gotten, hit the united states. i mean there's nothing that we could have done and really no time for any kind of warning or evacuation. so this was a huge, huge threat, and it gives you a sense of just how terrible relations were between the u.s. and cuba at that point, no relations at all. and it really remained in a state of deep freeze until barack obama came in and began to, as i say, restore diplomatic relations in some small measure of trade, though there is still a trade embargo on cuba. what lessons do you feel as a country we have learned as a country from the time we dealt with fidel castro in his 90 years

to eyeball and aps their questions. and they say that we're all available to them if they want to call us. i'm very open with the press. i don't always like what's written -- >> you are? you shouldn't like what's written. there's no way you should like the way the press has treated trump. let me ask you about some of the news things that's coming. we only get you once in a while, kellyan kellyanne. we want to get some news. my mom always said, wear one nice piece of clothing that will impress everybody, like a tweed jacket or something. i wonder if that's the reason trump is thinking about mitt romney for secretary of state. the media elite will say, he's a finer man than we thought he was, because he picked mitt romney, who's a fine man. is that part of the garnishing of this administration, that you'll have to put a guy like trump -- trump has nothing in common with mitt romney, at all. nothing in common. romney was a big supporter of the iraq war. he was a hawk like the rest of them. you put him back in there. how is

now he's up to his eyeballs in a really historic adventure, the effort of the vietnamese government toreate a nation where no real sense of nation has ever existed before. with his help, i hope we'll be able to show you what nation building means in thousands of hamlets across the country like this. pete? you're on. >> well, you know, this nation building is an abstract term. so is social revolution, which is the other term the vietnamese use for what they're trying to do. what these terms really boil down to essentially is an effort to bring a better way of life to the millions of vietnamese. >> this is a staggering undertaking, but one of vital importance. the president of vietnam is well overdue his claim to a better shake. >> the unusual thing is the government is trying to gift the peasant that better shake even while the war is going on. when you look at that fact closely, you discover something truly unique about this war. improving the lives of these people is not just a humanitarian idea, it's a military necessity. every american who comes over here to fight soon becomeses awa

she was giving you the big eyeball. me? no, she liked you. oh, no, no, no. it was you. cameron: i never even talked to her before today. i used to walk by here every night just to watch her. before today i didn't think she knew my name. now that i'm a miracle boy. what was it like? when i was under the ice and everything was whooshing and crazy all around me everything slowed down. i started thinking about things i wanted to do. then i was dead... and none of it mattered. i could see the light. and it felt good and warm to be in the light. then god sent me back. i didn't want to go. so i accept it. how do you know it was god's plan? at first i kept asking myself why would god choose me? i wasn't happy about it. but when people saw that god brought me back from the dead they started turning back to the lord. when my father died all i kept thinking was i want to get inside him. i want to help him through it. i wanted to know if he was scared or in pain. i wanted god or somebody to tell me why-- to make sense of it for me. god never spoke. god can speak to you now, tom...

the schools were for education is like eyeballs. but the but that time and space being wasted. and to redefine the sacred spaces if you don't want to use that word sacred you could say private spaces or whatever it is used still in the places we can be yourself. also for the model that doesn't make that much money. by now i'm getting on a rant but i do think advertising is really terrible. and magically delicious lucky charms. behalf to go to school then you advertise to them? that seems very wrong. >> just like twitter was having trouble. >> very good point. >> twitter is in financial trouble it shows the of big mistake that we made assuming that every single business of the web shelby's profitable because twitter is fun and useful popular among certain class of politicians laugh laugh is fine. and not try is a should not exist but the idea to be constantly increasing revenue why certain parts of our lives from so why do they need to make money to exist? twitter is in a bad situation. a way for people to exchange information. were to take on that profit model that has not gott

i think we are competing its -- against many different services for time and eyeballs.ting to 500 million users around the world is a big feat. 300 million of those are daily active. 300 million people who open up instagram every single day, 21 minutes day, that's a big feat. we are absolutely not sitting happy, thinking that will last forever. we need to keep innovating and increasing products. emily: harassment is a problem across all of social media. one singer reportedly attempted suicide after reading comments on instagram. do you need to get harder line? kevin: we take reports of abuse or harassment very seriously. we provide tools to a lot of public figures to monitor the content. it's unacceptable for that to just on any platform and we will be a platform that takes it seriously. emily: you redesigned your logo which some people did not like. emily: there was a lot of drama when you hired former putter head kevin we'll -- wheel. ♪ emily: there was a lot of drama when you hired twitter's former head of product especially given , the struggles they are going throu

i think we are competing for time and eyeballs, etc.ng to 500 million users around the world is a big feat. 300 million people are daily actives opening up instagram every single day, 21 minutes a day, that is a big feat. we are not sitting happy thinking that is going to last forever and we need to keep innovating in introducing products. emily: harassment is a problem across social media. attendedr reportedly suicide after reading comments on instagram. do you think instagram needs to take a harder line? kevin: we take every report of abuse or harassment very seriously. we provide tools for our public figures to moderate the comments and something we're focusing a lot on over the next year. it is unacceptable for that to exist on any platform and we are going to be a platform that takes it seriously. logo, you redesigned your which some people do not like. ♪ emily: there was a lot of drama when you hire twitter's head of product, given all of the struggles they are going through. you are a product focus ceo. how much impact can a head

chief crazy horse might've lost an eyeball this afternoon. huh? smitty is talking about little target practice we had. i don't see how i can hit anything with this gun. sure is old fashioned. i'm a gun salesman for smith & wesson. the gun is made by my company. tommy here thinks it's'sld fashioned. if you ain't an indian fighter, what do you do? well, tommy, when we met you this afternoon we just finished mapping out the boundary line to the territory granted to the arapaho. you've heard of them, haven't you? are they anything like indians? without being apache. [everyone laughing] [horses galloping] [dramatic music] [cattle lowing] what do you think? worth coming after? could be. why that herd must run 200 head or better. yeah, well, get goin', boys. but remember now, if anything goes wrong, i don't know you. [yelling] get to the cattle. that herd will stampede! mount up, boys, they're after the herd! [dramatic music] whoo! [gunshots continue] (mort) 'tommy, get back.' mort! look out! [screaming in pain] [cattle lowing] whoo! hyah! [horse neighin

trump, is she up to her eyeballs in mr. comey in the latest scandal?, she is up to her eyeballs, but she has changed to a full-scale attack on donald trump. and all these are gets, including president obama, are taking the same tack. against donaldde trump in the last six days, and that is what i think you are going to see. has secretary clinton been seen spending money in the wrong place, then? marty: they are not necessarily in the wrong places. advantage inuge the campaign over donald trump. do not leave that money on the table, you might as well spend it. she is going back into areas like michigan with big ad campaigns, wisconsin. there is talk of panic. i do not think that is what is happening, but they are doubling down to make sure these last six days they leave nothing on the table. guy: what is the story with the popular vote and the electoral college situation? is it possible that hillary clinton could win the popular vote and lose the election? seen that before. it is very possible. in this election cycle, i would not discount anything. ther

the more eyeballs you have watching, the quicker you can fix it. i certainly believe so. the world hasn't shifted 100% there yet. in the real world, things don't happen as beautifully as we would like but they are on a good path. dan: question from the audience, you see aspects rolled out to dealerships? an extension to the vehicle inspection they do? good path. titus: i don't have any insight into that but use by dealers and mechanics to manipulate the car, that is part of our information security program. that is something that is a possible point of attack. something we are tackling together with the product development and electrical is nearing teams. -- engineering teams. it doesn't always get the attention it deserves but we take it seriously. dan: over to casey. is there sufficient anonymity enforced in bug bounty programs? any comments? casey: basically the precedent out there is, pseudonym. hackers have a tendency to use handles. that goes back a million years. not really but you get what i mean. it comes down to how much trust do you require in your interaction

>> it is pretty important because someone has put eyeballs on who the driver is. >> he also said they inspected his car in person. it appears neither country -- companies require drivers to take care recalls . 20 percent of drivers don't bother to fix the problematic part. lyft told us drivers have a strong personal incentive to make sure condition. in addition to a safety inspection they make a continuous representation that their vehicles meet industry safety standards and all motor vehicle requirements of it's kind. uber mac give us the statement, under law every vehicle must be inspected annually and same goes for rideshare companies. check the picture drivers license and car and confirm that before you get in. >> driving around the area this morning you have crystal clear conditions. max defender 8 painting out a picture-perfect scene for us this morning with not a drop of rain in sight. we didn't have shower activity yesterday despite a cold front slicing through the area. outside right now looking at the view from veterans for, it is quiet now we're just starting to get the vie

>> it is pretty important because i know someone has put eyeballs on the driver. >> they also inspect cars in person but it appears neither company requires drivers to on average 20 percent of drivers don't bother to fix problematic part. lyft told us drivers have a strong personal incentive to make sure cars and safe and operating condition. in addition to safety inspections drivers make -- drivers are given the recommendation to have there vehicles subject to all motor frequent writers we talked to told us this is not something they think about. >> i have never had a bad experience. >> when you call for a ride check the driver's picture, license plate, and the make of the car and compare that before you get in. >>> the sun is up so your sunday is officially underway. just a beautiful view degrees. starting off a little bit cool and chilly and some spots. in polk county crystal clear skies and 56 with the southwesterly breeze. we will head out. look at all of that sunshine. a beautiful start to the day. temperatures are in the mid 50s. morning. this morning we are looking at temperat

>> it is pretty important because someone has put eyeballs on who the driver is. >> he said they also inspected his car at first, but here's something else we requires drivers to take care of recalls. on average 20 percent of drivers don't bother to fix the problematic part. lyft told us drivers have a strong personal incentive to make sure their cars in a safe operating condition. in addition to that they make a continues representation that their vehicle meets the industry safety standards and all motor vehicle requirements of it's kind. uber gave us this statement, vehicle must be inspected annually. the same holds true for rideshare drivers. frequent writers read talk to told us that is not something they think about. new call for a ride check the driver's picture, the license plate in the make of the car and compare before you getting. >> starting off quiet this morning. there is the a look at max defender 8. not a drop of rain insight. the radar has been extremely quiet fo we have formally transitioned into our dry period. 62 degrees in new port richey. winds averaging around 10

it's going from unmoving eyeballs that do not move. the tail -- how did they get the tail to stay like that, as well? >> oh, polka. ? now the shopping season starts ? ? brush up on more martial arts ? ? it's the black friday polka ? ? everything you love is back except that smartphone ear phone jack that's the black friday polka ? ? november was contentious as the month is such a wreck ? ? when turkeys and the democrats both got it in the neck ? loafingly made in beijing that's the black friday polka ? ? christmas bills ? ? christmas bills ? ? soon it will be time to pay ? ? he's tweeting late at night ba rump rump rump trump ? ? i sing a turkey day ? ? but you're at home saying leftovers again ? ? get out of bed ? ? santa claus is in the red ? ? that's the black friday polka ? ? kids play minecraft it's their very favorite game ? ? surviving combat in the stores is pretty much the same ? ? if you're blue ? ? take it from me ? ?ractice retail therapy ? ? that's the black friday >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnigh

. >> 6:44 if you're up to your eyeballs in that butter ball, a south philadelphia bakery is here to helpar families line up drop off their turkeys so they could be cooked in the shop's brick oven and everybody returns to pick up their turkeys. it is at 1500 ritner street. >> maybe i'll do that. let's go over to matt pellman to take a look at traffic. >> reporter: our turkeys are not on the roads this morning, that means the ride is easier than normal. we're getting ready for the dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade that means street closures, we're okay with that that's a fun event. aiken oval is shut down. kelly drive they are forcing inbound traffic off at fairmont. here's spring garden heading toward the schuylkill expressway that's blocked off coming off the schuylkill expressway. the ramp is still open, but at the end of the off ramp you have to make a right off spring garden. you can't head toward the art museum. >>> this is another ramp that's closed. vine westbound through the parkway, police have everything blocked off, as we get ready. here's the route we step off at 8:00 a.m

facebook is capitalizing on all these eyeballs as revenue rose 33%.for north america jump almost 54% while europe grew 38%. facebook is not immune from controversy. last month, the company overestimated the average viewing time for video ads. this matters because big brands are pouring big ad dollars online with half of all ad dollars being directed to google and facebook alone. one specific area attracting advertisers is instagram. another potential revenue driver is whatsapp. the number of people using messaging services globally may top 2 billion in 2018. facebook has yet to monetize it platforms but if it is able to crack the code, it stands to garner the largest share of revenue around the world. these potential streams of money allow them to ramp up investment in futuristic things like virtual reality and connecting the world to the internet. emily: that was bloomberg's scarlet fu. in what could be called the ultimate absentee ballot, nasa astronaut kate reubens cast her vote aboard the international space station. she used electronic method to

every time a short skirt passes, your head whirls around so fast your eyeballs get whiplash. that's different. that's because i'm a leg man. i mean, every man has a certain part of a woman's body he's attracted to. what parts of vivian turn you on, walter? none!!! none? so i like to look at other girls. ll me you don't look at other men. never! i've never looked at another man! come on, maude. admit it. it's a human thing to do. you not only look at other men, but, sometimes you even fantasize about other men when we're together. how dare you?! you know it's true. i mean, every married man and woman has gone through it one time or another when they needed inspiration. i remember one night we necked for an hour and twenty minutes that is the sickest lie i have ever heard!!! what kind of a weirdo do you think i am?! fantasizing about men! not once?! paul newman! that was only because i wanted ours to be the perfect marriage and you had once told me you thought of joanne woodward. you people are depraved. you're perverted, and what's even worse, you're rude. oh, can it, arthur!