frank? >> frank gifford. >> always. come here, frank gifford. i don't know why, always. frank gifford, are you ready for dinner? >> you never said frank. always frank gifford. >> i don't know why. it's an endearment, you know and he liked it because he's a legend. >> yes, he is a legend. so carrie -- woman, first, she's got the greatest legs i've ever seen in my life, then she belts out a song and she co-hosted. >> and she won female vocalist of the year. the beautiful thing about carrie, if you ever sit down to speak with her, she's very understated and quiet. >> almost shy. >> you almost lean in because you can't hear. she gets on stage. she's kind of like beyonce that way. >> i was going to say. >> they just kind of set it free and that's exactly what carrie does. >> best male vocalist went to chris stapleton who has taken yb the performance of the night, tim mcgraw got teary during his performance of "humble and kind" which took home song of the year. take a listen. ? let that summer sun shine ? ? always stay humble and kind ? ? don't take for granted the love this li

frank. what happened? m-mr. gilman. better get... into town... they need ya... frank who did this to you? mr. gilman. hurry. (weakly. (mumbling quietly) frank? frank! ?? trackdown ays. when he'd left, porter had been like any other small town. . ?? blake: hoby! look out! (gun shot) who is it? blake yedor. in the bank. blake: hoby! yeah? we can cover you from here. where are they? in the saloon. one of them's on the second floor. (gun shot) oh, thank goodness you're back. we're in real trouble, hoby. did frank get through to you, hoby? yeah, i found him on at topple road. did he come back in with ya? (sighs) no, doc. we're gonna have to send somebody back after him. oh, no. now what's goin' on here? well, it's the hasting's gang. yesterday morning they rode in and they... well, they just took the town right over! yesterday morning? oh, it's been quite a session. and we've been here all night, hoby. all right, now. from the beginning. what's happened? well, you've heard of will hastings and his bunch, hm? everybody in south texas has. mhm. well, they're across the street at tenner smith's place. the whole bunch? i counted six. there could be mo

frank. he died a few minutes ago. woman: frank! frank! i'm so glad you're here! i'm so glad! mama. just get her sitting. she'll be okay. [ whimpering ] who'd kill a harmless retired man? who'd do that? frank. we were going ice fishing saturday morning up at tomkins creek. i had a cabin reserved. i just sent in the check. i got him his license. he hadn't been there -- not since we were kids. frank, do you remember we used to go to tomkins creek? a long time. frank, hello. medically, he didn't stand a chance. although it was painless at the end. whereas if it's any consolation, his final months would have been not so easy. welllldoctor, i've got to talk to my brother about that. what? no, really, i will. sorry, i didn't mean to betray anything. was my father sick? frank, i found out by accident. he didn't want anymore people to know. i want to see him. you may want to wait. winston, no. please just come over. would you try to eat a little something, anna? i'll make you a slice of toast. no. tea, mrs. furillo? all right, thank you. but just half a cup. captain furillo, can i see e u a

. >> frank frank is frankteacher is getting support. petition on change.org calls for the reversal of his leave. >>> california woman says she was a target of a racial attack earlier this week, while just out walking her dog, and her story has gone viral kymby cao posted this picture online. you can see the egg on her head. she said she was walking her dogs when a car full of people drove up, they started yelling anti chinese slurs, telling her to go back home. and threw eggs before driving away. she filed a police report yesterday. she says she's okay, just overwhelmed with emotions. >>> churches are encouraging california communities to come together in peace. one church in sacramento opened its doors to all people. the pastor is concerned how president-elect trump has appear trade african-americans. >> we have professors, doctors, nurses that doesn't mean that all of us are in a category that he sees us as. he doesn't see us as people in my opinion. >> organizers say the events had nothing to do with how people voted. it was about br

frank. nah, i think frank can take care of himself. no. it's all emotion now. revenge. frank figures if he doesn't get stacy lenz, he'll live in disgrace. it doesn't make sense. it does to frank. that boy's just a punk gun. not to frank. you got to talk to him. didn't you? hmm. i'm just a woman. his woman. i thought you and him had more than that. why? it just seemed that way. you're kinda happy people, you know? yeah. happy people. that was my doing. i obeyed all the rules. well, frank told me what i'd be getting when married him. he gave me a choice. i knew what i'd get. but i wanted frank. you know something? i've been married 25 years, and i don't have a single stick of furniture of my own. that's not much to show for half a life, is it? 25 years of being married to a bounty hunter. 25 years of sending him off and not knowing whether he'll come back or not. well, i don't think frank's washed up. isn't he? going after stacy lenz when the doctor told him to stay in bed for another two weeks. well, like i said before, i think frank can take care of himself. i don't think you

frank. makes me nauseous. you remember phil esterhaus and ray calletano. frank, the check bounced. what? not only that, but you brought frank jr. home from the hockey game last night with a 102? fever. now, where's your brain? fay, i am in the middle of a crisis here. you bet yoyoare -- my crisis. your son is home sick. now, i got to get someone to stay with him so i can go to work, but because your lousy check bounced higher than a handball, i can't pay the sitter! this marriage and everything connected with it has causus me nothing but grief. and on top of that, harvey says frank jr.'s got some sort of... gender identity thing that he's got to work through because his father is a cop. he's getting into fights in school because of it. and everything is just lousy... phil -- and it is all your lousy fault! phil, would you please take fay out to the coffee bar te a few things with ray here? fay -- and then i'll take care of the sitittion. i'm sorry you had to witness that. no sweatatman. we've all been there. ex-wives. yeah. except she's right. i shouldn't have taken him to the hockey game. sometimes i miss him so much it hu

frank sinatra. frank sinatra? they really cleaned him out, too. wallet, cufflinks, watches, everything. and to top it off, a $50,000 signet ring. poor sinatra. poor sinatra. he lost his wallet and his ring, ? it's been a very bad year ? well, that's right, mr. sanford, but happy anniversary to you, and i'm sure you're gonna enjoy the gift that we all chipped in for. a gift? for me? what a surprise. yeah, and i know you're gonna love it. lamont's friend rollo picked it up from one of his contacts. rollo's contact? the only way to contact his contact is to contact the warden. well, we'll see you later, alley cat. alligator. oh, yeah, alligator. gator. gator rhymes with later. get in the-- ok. that's beautiful. sure wish rollo didn't have nothing to do with it. ? and would i be sure ? yeah, just like frank sinatra. he got a ring with his initials in diamonds all over it just like mine--f.s. yes, that's funny. no, that ain't funny. this is frank sinatra's diamond ring. rollo stole it. rollo's the tiptoe burglar. and lamont is receiving stolen goods. he's going to jail. he's going to jail in the prime of his life. oh, who's gonna drive the truck? who's gonna guard this empire? i better get this ring back to frank sinatra and try to save lamont. oh, goodness, but first, one more time. what are you doing? i'm the valet--oh. i'm the valet, and i was just returning mr. sinatra's jacket. see, i forgot my keys, and so i was just trying to use-- i was just using this master pin. master pin? that's a safety pin. well, that's a safety lock. for me? yes, but where's his jacket? oh, here's his jacket. this...thing is frank sinatra's jacket? yeah, and he got a pair of pants to match it. oh, i can't believe it. me either. but this is the jacket that he does his act in. you're kidding? no. did you ever

frank, for drasso's sake. -i don't feel very good about this. -yeah, i know what you mean. but you should feel good about the work. did a good job, frank. -thanks. frank? -yeah? he tells me that muller and drasso are drinking buddies. alal, they were going to go into business together after drasso's retirement. -are you telling me that you think drasso was the leak? -it looks that way. -how does this fit into the sanger killing? -well, look. i found this check for $100,000 from sedgwick to muller. might have been blackmailing him. -boy, this really doesn't look good for drasso. -yeah. -i'm going to find him. tata to him. -yeah. hree floppy disks out of sanger's computer. why don't you take them back to the lab, run them, when you find out what's on them, call me. i'll be at sedgwick international. -good luck. -yeah, you too. thanks. -sal? they said i could find you here. -so? -your friend, bart muller, was shot and killed this afternoon. -what happened? -what happened? sal, we know that you leaked the information on the serial killing to the man and now he's dead. -are you telling me there's a connection and that's bart't' dead because of that? -what

frank frank lost his county fleet privileges? we are waiting for the answers. we will let you know. in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. larry: thank you. the murder of a long the time ben's chili bowl employee considered a cold case until now. police announcing they arrested three men for timothy spicer. the detective recently noticed a picture of the victim wearing sunglasses and connected the sun glasses to the ones worn by the suspects. michelle: 7 is on storm watch. we are finding out if it is affecting the evening commute. stormwatch7's meteorologist steve rudin will tell us when area. steve: you have to give it another four or five hours and then it will be out of here. the heaviest rain north and west of d.c. that is good news for the busy rush hour commute. around the capital beltway it is relatively dry. at least right now. the wet roadways will slow things down moving through the evening hours. this will arrive later. it will bring us a chance for a rumble of thunder but more importantly much-needed rain. the temperatures in the 60's. michelle: stay connected with fac

frank? frank likes gloomy and cloudy. that's tomorrow, buddy. here we go. let's widen out our view. look at all the clear sky action over much of the great lakes including all of you and me. job, keeping us sunny, but this front is coming tomorrow, and that's going to spread clouds in late tonight, and it could bring an isolated rain shower to the area as early as tomorrow afternoon. the next front means cool. so if you liked today's 60 degrees, tomorrow will struggle into the lower 50s. and then 48 to 50 on saturday. current temperatures 57 millersburg 56 akron. there's dover-new philly. 57 for ravenna 54. winds have been blustery. all right? if you are trying to rake some leaves, they're blowing all over the place. 18-mile-per-hour winds in canton, 15, even gusting upwards of 20 to 25 miles per hour right along the lakeshore for mentor all the way into ashtabula where a gale warning is in effect for boaters for temperatures will bottom out in the middle and upper 40s for the big cities tomorrow morning as you get up and go but notice we're in the lower 50s for the morning commute, so that's not too shabby. your overnight low 44 degrees, clear skies with clouds well after midnight. tomorrow let's do 50 to 53. mainly cloudy with that rain shower. there's your weather, frank. weather you love. >> lovely. >>> next, all new at 5:00, can you today. well, a lot of us can't believe it. and that's why local food banks are hurting for donations. butts not too late to help. >>> and tonight, all new at 6:00, serving is minors. only news 5 was al for the ride when local police busted us off-guard. we will be sitting down for thanksgiving dinner two weeks from today. >> sneaking up on us. a warm start to fall throwing off a lot of folks and creating concern. so news 5's mike brookbank joins us now. mike, when the weather is so nice like it has been, a lot of folks are not thinking about the holidays. >> how can you, frank, when it's sunny and in the 60s. and there are still leaves on the trees. while we're loving this weather the delay in places like the salvation army. the number of children signed up for christmas assistance is down. fewer families signing up for help with gifts despite there still being a huge need. last year nearly 4,000 children in cleveland ha

frank? over the plumbing? now, there, for instance, he botched everything he couldn't hold the chisel very good, so he ends up chipping the wall and cabinet. i says, "frank, i'm gonna re-caulk this thing... "and i want you to stay away from it. "and that's enough with the phone calls to runner and everyone else so, uh, i'm on my back on the floor. ten minutes later, he comes back in with a gun. comes in with a gun. what's the matter with him? "sport, what are you, crazy? what's the matter with you?" he says, "get away from that cabinet or i'll blow your head off, i'll tell ya, i was-- i was so upset with this. so i get to my feet. twist the gun away. i try to walk out. he comes after me with a hammer. i don't even know how i knew it. t on the sidewalk. and with the other hand, he's trying to get the gun away. i don't know how i wasn't strong enough with him having that disease. but i couldn't pull the gun back without it going off. i don't understand. i shot and killed him. that's my confession. all right, sal. - no, she don't lie. - does she get things wrong? is she stupid in that way? she's ain't stupid. i said sit! mildred says between her seeing miss

frank? frank: certainly, if they qualified in that state, in other words, they're on the ballot in that state, they have right to have someone there also, okay? with regard to the first question, i think if you asked americans today, what we could gain looking at other countries the way they do things, 90% would say, "please, make it shorter. please, let's not have four years of this. let's make it shorter." unfortunately, that is not going to happen. our constitution provides freedom of speech, and people are going to start speaking. as a said tomorrow will be the , start of the next campaign of 2020. mike: just to really emphasize what frank said, the ability of a political party representative to be present at the polls to observe the voting is extended to any party that is on the ballot. i think in most states, correct, frank? so if you -- we have, for example, i vote nearby here in the state of maryland. and we have on our ballot -- frank: the people's republic of maryland, we call it in republican party. [laughter] mike: we have multiple candidates listed on the ballot, not just the four we described. we have other people who qualified for the ballot in maryland. so representatives of the green party or libertarian party would be fully entitled to have a poll watcher there. the two major political parties do this as part of their mechanism for turned out the vote, what we call get-out-the-vote, or g-o-t-v. they go on the mechanism for turnout. so someone who'd did not vote for anticipated would vote their candidate, they go on the phone and make sure that person goes to the polls. that is part of the mechanism for tur

frank. did frank have any kind of physical problems? we think he was gettin' some form of the jerry lewis disease, it's not that type of neighborhood. we wouldn't allow it. so, um, what time will your husband be gettin' home? he should be home late afternoon. would you have him give us a call? i know he won't have no information. everyone in the neighborhood knows he's the type who would try to help. - thank you. - thanks a lot. run it for the boss, huh? yeah. i feel like we're real close to a clearance on this. hey, everyone in this neighborhood knows everything about everybody, yeah. that's him. right through there. thanks. richard manzak? i'm detective simone. - this is detective sipowicz. - what do you want? - you know a kate dabrowski? - aw, i can't believe this. - she put a complaint on me? - what do you think? e. - no. - no? - yeah, no. you want your boss knowing about your business with the police? people you work with? she struck me, all right? i was struck by her. then i reciprocated. get your finger off me. if you don't got a

frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. tom: former state representative kyle tasker is now accused of driving drunk and causing a crash in rochester. police say tasker slammed into a car stopped at a red light which caused a chain reaction yesterday afternoon. tonight, tasker is out on bail for the dwi arrest. however that could change if he is taken into custody for violating his first bail. we reached out to tasker for a comment, he has not responded. tonight, a derry mother is several times in recent weeks. shelley: she says the threatening messages and damage are disturbing because she has a black son. tonight, she shows our jean mackin what happened, and explains why she wants to share her story to show her son she will not be scared. jean: the family has lived here

frank! frank, i-i'll call you! why did you do that? do what? why did you rub him the wrong way? i didn't, larry. you heard him. he was the one who got out of line. the client never gets out of line. for some reason or other, he just took an instant dislike to me. loathed you is the way i'd put it. [ sighs ] [ door closes ] mr. stephens? mr. stephens, there's someone here to see you. hmm? that model mr. tate wanted you to interview for the baldwin blanket account -- who? is something wrong, mr. stephens? wrong? uh, what, uh... what's wrong about me? oh, nothing, sir. nothing's wrong with you as far as i'm concerned. would you please send in the model? yes, sir. miss adams? thank you. hello, mr. stephens. i'm gloria adams. the summit model agency sent me. it's nice to meet you, miss adams. t-t-the nightgown's a very good idea, but i don't think it's necessary. [ ding! ] [ bell rings ] you mean you want to see more of me? oh, no! no! i-i-i just mean you come highly recommended, and i'm sure you've had a great deal of experience. and what do you mean by that crack? uh, nothing at all! i mean, you've had a great deal of experience modeling. yes. that's -- that's very lovely. i'm sure you'll do nicely. do what? nothing! here. let me help you. don't you dare touch me! come on, miss adams. i'm a happily married man. oh, that is what they all say. wow. i just don't understand it, larry. neither do i. why don't you take the afternoon off and talk to someone who might? like who? like bob farnsworth. the psychiatrist?! now, just a minute, larry! bob's okay as an occasional golf partner, but i just don't swing with this head-shrinking jazz! don't be medieval, darrin. you need psychiatric first aid. what i need max can handle! max? he's my favorite bartender. even the door hates me. another one, mr. stephens? no, max. nothing's going to help. nobody likes me. yeah? how come? down, down, down [imitates crash] personality crack-up. yesterday. shut up, harry. you sure nobody likes you? they loathe me, the whole world. hey, pal. you know what? yeah, we know. yesterday you went to philadelphia. and it was closed. okay, now beat it. don't bother mr. stephens. it's all right, max. let him stay. i need a friend. boy, you are in a bad way. washed up. my boss even tried to send me to a psychiatrist. aw, you don't need a "psycho-diatrist," buddy boy. clam up, harry. what do you know about it? last year i started going to a psychiatrist about my drinking. are you still going? no, i gave him up. beat it, harry. who needs you, you crumb? you see, max? even him. oh, don't pay any attention to that bum. everybody treats me like that. yeah? well, there's got to be a reason. maybe your boss was right. maybe you got one of them complexes. does it show that much? well, i don't know. i ain't no skull doctor. you think i need one, too. well, it can't hurt. darrin! darrin, you're being rained on. mother! mother! [ ding! ] at your beck and call, darling. shh! ooh! there he is. doesn't he look all fresh and dewy? just turn it off! mother, why? he made you cry. oh, moth-- endora, this is absolutely the last... time that -- daddy. mmm. yes, sweetheart. this is daddy. are you trying to do? i didn't do a thing! [ gasps ] tabitha! he must be in the nursery. phyllis: samantha, is that darrin? mother, quickly. toodle-oo. [ ding! ] samantha, didn't i just hear darrin's voice? darrin? no. he always uses the front door. that's funny. i could have sworn -- that is tabitha's voice. that's peculiar. i know i heard darrin's voice, but i didn't hear tabitha's voice. oh, darrin! what's going on? shh. your mother and father think you haven't come in yet. well, if you're talking about the way normal people go in and out, i haven't. your mother also thinks we've had a fight. we have! no, i mean a big fight. now, what you have to do is go back outside and make an entrance ight. i'm not sure that it is. is your mother gone? yes. darrin, please. how can i go outside and make an entrance when my daughter won't let me go 10 feet away? darrin, is that you? oh! in the closet -- quick. samantha, i'm sure i just heard darrin's voice. isn't he here? here? oh, mrs. stephens, you must be imagining it. samantha, ever since we arrived, now, i know i heard darrin's voice. tabitha, look who's here. grandmother stephens. well, what do you think of her? oh, my, she has grown. do you remember me, darling? [ darrin sneezes ] daddy. no, no! you mustn't do that. what did the child do? well, uh, she didn't finish her nap. you know how important it is for children to get their sleep. she heard something in that closet, and so did i. [ ding! ] i'm beginning to feel like a yo-yo. a soaking-wet yo-yo. i'll be right down, mrs. stephens. well, i'll be there. sam, this is ridiculous! shh. it's been a nightmare ever since your parents arrived. well, we'll be out of it soon, darling. you just pop me outside, and i'll make an entrance that'll make romeo and juliet look like cool acquaintances. ooh, you really are drenched. you better let me zap you into some dry clothes. oh, never mind! there's been enough zapping going on around here today. i'll change myself. as soon as you're ready, i'll have to pop you outside. no! yeah, i guess you better. okay, hurry up. [ chuckles ] must be like kissing a minnow. [ doorbell rings ] maybe that's darrin. does he usually ring the bell at his own door? oh, mother, go away! i finished early, dear, so i thought i'd drop by to see how things were going. oh! oh, you're still here, i see. you came back, too, endora, because i have something to say to samantha that i want you to hear. by all means. i wouldn't miss this for the world. frank and i think that samantha and darrin are having difficulties because you've been intruding too much on their lives. oh? you think so too, frank? [ chuckles ] it doesn't matter what he thinks. i'm speaking for darrin. that's nice, because he often has difficulty speaking for himself. you see, that's exactly what i mean. you're constantly criticizing my son to samantha. derwood needs no criticism from me. what's wrong with him is for the whole world to see. there is nothing wrong with my son. but if samantha has allowed you to influence her, then i would say the trouble is with her. [ ding! ] samantha, dear, this discussion is for your benefit. sam, where are -- there you are! oh, sweetheart! i missed you! you look gorgeous. samantha: thank you. is that a new dress? no, no, i've had it for months. well, you make it look new! mom, pop! it's good to see you! doesn't she look terrific? great. you look fine, too, darrin. thanks, pop. mom, you look younger every time i see you! endora, sweet

i had the same issues, the same concerns during this dodd-frank development. part of dodd-frank is capital enhancement to eliminate incentives, bad incentives, not very successful but the key thing you focused on is the fed and the treasury, they really are wrapped up and this is made worse by the aig case where the fed said they didn't have 133 authority in the case of lending and taking back stock. that was considered not to be security interest, judge totally wrong. >> you have to come to a question. >> my friends at the fed think section 133 as amended does not tie their hands very much. it is wishful thinking. i don't understand this and the resolution authority, and goes down, they don't have time to result. >> why would the fed -- >> i don't think they do. if i were at the fed, undermined that confidence and institution. i can tell you from my private conversation, the fed is extremely concerned about this. the first fed official who raises his hand publicly and says we need to do something. you know the bailout -- this is toxic. >> it will take time. >> we have come to a

frank? i'll make a few phone calls. go, frank. what is it? what did you learn? they're taking their time because they want to make somebody sweat. in twowoours, here at the marina. vince comes alone, unarmed... no way. it's my job. vinny comes alone, unarmed, or there's no meet. capice? you did good, frank. hi, this cindy at reverse mortgage funding, how can i help you? hi, i was considering a home equity line of credit, but since i'm over 62 years old, a friend said i should first look into a reverse mortgage line of credit first. can you tell me the differences between the two? sure, well, when you take out a home equity line of credit you're required to make minimum loan payments every month. for a while, that payment may be interest only. you'll have to start paying back the principal asasell, which means your monthly payment may be substantially higher. a reverse mortgage line of credit also allows you to borrow against the equity in your home. but it has a flexible monthly payment feature - giving you the freedom to pay as much... or as little... as you wish. you even have the option to make no monthly loan payments at all! so if i want to pay, say, $500 a month, i can do thaha yup! or if i wanted to pay just $50, that's ok? no problem! since there are no required monthly principa

frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. m me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved crash in ossipee. jennifer: police say two vehicles collided this morning at the intersection of route 28 and route 171. they have not released the cause of this crash, but say it killed two people in one of the vehicles. investigators are trying to reach the victims' families before their names are released. tom: a crash in londonderry knocked out power to more than 2000 people today. police say a driver lost control on harvey road, crashing into a telephone pole that brought down it took close to eight hours to restore power to everyone. >> this is a major

created the dog problem in the first place, dog and frank, frank was a guy who is protecting fannie and freddie when clinton wanted to reform it. and frank stopped bush from reforming it and dodd got a sweetheart loan from them. i think it's the biggest irony in american history that winning the legislation to solve our of seven crash over the two people who probably have the most to do with it. and everything in it is largely irrelevant to why that place in the first place. >> we have elizabeth warren coming to speak with us tomorrow. >> maybe ask her that. >> we would be very happy to run against her in four years. >> quick couple of questions. that's an interesting kept by the way. before get into some of these foreign policy issues, during the campaign president-elect trump said he would appoint a special prosecutor to investigate and possibly prosecute hillary clinton over the e-mails and the clinton foundation stuff. is he going to? >> i think that's a decision, i've always told in this, that's a decision he should make when he appoints and attorney general. the attorney general should sit down and study it and give him a very reas

frank? what? i was just accosted by a naked pervert. son does that the day before christmas? i have a ton of work. have you packed frank jr.'s suitcase yet? well, um, frank, i'm having second thoughts. we're leaving on a 7:00 flight. it's too late for second thoughts. what if he gets hurt? it's 3 days on the bunny slope, not the swiss alps. besides, it was your idea for us to take him with us so you could go to bermuda with judge what's-his-name. frank -- oh, excuse me, mrs. furillo. frank, bates and coffey brought in 2 more robbery/assault victims -- ust got word of another one in the heights. let's coordinate with jack armetta up there. no sense duplicating efforts. do we have these people going through the mug books? sure, and i've got rich valasquez working on composites. keep me posted. merry christmas, mrs. furillo. oh, thank you, ray. same to you and rosa. gracias. now, frank, i have all frank jr.'s presents right here, but you have to promise me that you'll get a nice little christmas tree to put them under. he's had a christmas tree every year of his -- and, frank, whatever you do, please, please, don't forget to hang his stocking. it's the firs

i tell the story of frank sinatra. frank sinatra did not like "my way," great song.d not like it. then he sang it, the audience loved it, sang it again, the audience really loved it. then, it went out and became the number one song. all of a sudden, he loved it. he loved it. [laughter] mr. trump: became his favorite song, just about. at the core of my contract is my plan to bring jobs back to our country and to iowa. [cheering] mr. trump: we are going to bring our jobs back. our economy's growth is anemic, the worst since the great depression. you don't hear about that. my jobs plan begins with a proposal to lower taxes on american business from 35% to 50% -- 15%, and that's a massive tax cut for the family farm, and the folks in iowa that work so hard and end up with very little left after taxes. [applause] mr. trump: and we are going to further protect the family farmers. we are going to protect them, like they have never been protected before. i mean, honestly, or i would have one big enemy in terry, that i can tell you. and we are going to detect corn-based ethan

frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. i alone can fix it! i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. jennifer: new hampshire's secretary of state is predicting a record turnout on tuesday. tom: during the presidential primary in february, more than 542,000 ballots were cast. on tuesday, secretary of state bill gardner predicts more than 738,000 will vote. with many close statewide races plus the presidential election, , secretary gardner says there are many reasons for granite staters to go to the polls. races and the people of thi

frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. i'm frank guinta but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. their pick for governor. tom: democrat colin van ostern and republican chris sununu spent the day campaigning trying win people over, who have still not made up their minds. shelley: wmur's kristen carosa is live from the state house in concord with the race for the corner office. kristen: we caught up the candidates in nashua at a rotary club meeting. both are trying to get as much support as they possibly can and they are focused on the undecided voter. the

frank. frank likes frank. >> and i like frank. >> that cat right there that you're looking at is about 6 years old. very socialable and wants to meet a new family. would be a great companion for those nights at home when you just want to bing watch some tv. he came to the shelter as a stray. he had a head wound but that is healing well and if you'd like to meet him go do the contra costa animal shelter. >> and you can also visit our ktvu facebook page because frank needs a home. we'll be right back. ance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. >>> happening tonight it's your last chance to do the time warp again and it's all for a great cause. san jose stage company hosting its last two performances of the rocky horror picture show. it's a terrific addition. proceeds benefit the st. baldrick's foundation. tonight's show at 8:00 and the

frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! >>> tonight, breaking news. donald trump, hillary clinton. the new polls just out. there is new hope for both of them in unexpected states. where this race now stands. plus, melania's moment. her solo speech today. and the big plan revealed for president obama, the first lady and hillary clinton on election eve. discovery at a home. a woman missing for months. allegedly chained inside a storage container. tonight, she's been rescued. the realtor under arrest. and authorities say, it does not end there. >>> the moment that cau

times, with two construction workers doing the bridge street work over in bridesburg, frank and tony, and frank said, frank bridges out your eyes. >> yes, they're bloodshot. >> steve, we're still trying to figure out though why the pant suit if trump won? i get it if hillary had won. but we were saying do you want to just see mike in a pant suit? >> the whole goal, he want add pant suit on me. >> reporter: the idea was nobody expected trump to win. and you bet that there is no way elwyn. if he wins i'll wear a red pant suit in honor of the red state, rhea tribute to republicans since ronald reagan. that will was the idea. little do people know that i won that bet either way, because you're going to be in a blue pant suit, people are saying, well, what did you have to do if hillary won? i said nothing, that was the idea, that's why the bet was great. it was what they call in vegas a mortal lock. can't loose. >> i guess the color of the pant suit part? >> no lose for steve. by the way dow get my fashion tips from chancellor american he will. >> oh, i like to see her, we should compare the two. maybe like a s

-frank -- like dodd-frank is not is it to do.he expectation of most bankers is that the status quo probably will be held, which is already a good thing compared to if bernie sanders or elizabeth warren had come in. they would probably have been a lot more restrictive. also what we have to observe is that banks have become more risk-averse, so i think the status quo will probably remain in that is also important with regard to global coordination with regard to regulatory arbitrage, so europeans are ramping up their regulations. >> we're going to take a short break. do stay with us. >> welcome back. you are with "dw news" in berlin. president obama has said elwell to europe after his final tour of the continent. before saying goodbye to his post, chancellor merkel, and the human, he made europeans anxious. meanwhile, washington is bracing for some bruising presidential battles. the president-elect has picked a number of republican hardliners for the top jobs. now back to business news. a huge story in germany, those of us who thou

frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. i'm frank guinta i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is senator kelly ayotte's record. ayotte voted six times to end funding for planned parenthood - putting access to birth control and cancer screenings at risk. and she supports overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. for the content of this advertising. kevin: it is what this time of year is all about. a lot of the state was in the 60's. upper 40's to mid 50's for a good part of the afternoon. rain

only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. s race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. i'm frank guinta molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, it's politics for him. nt has been paid for by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is respons

frank gech frank gehry has never let population impulse let him defy. i was an outsider from the beginning, he says, so for better or worse, i thrived on it. the child of poor jewish immigrants, frankrew up in los angeles and throughout his life he embraced the spirit of a city defined by an open horizon. he spent his life rethinking shapes and mediums, seemingly the force of gravity itself, the idea of what architecture could be. he decided to up-end, constantly repurposing every material available from titanium to paper towel tubes. he's inspiring our next generation through his advocacy for arts education in our schools. from the guggenheim to chicago's millennium park, our hometown to his home in santa monica, which i understand cost him consternation among his neighbors, frank's work teaches us while his building may be to the ground, they can lift and broaden our spirits and soul. when an undergraduate from rural appalachia first set foot on the national mall many years ago she was trying to find a way to show that war is not just a victory or a loss but about individual lives. she considered how the landscape might shape that message rather than the other way around. the pro

frank frank. i'm in for mike mibach. maybe he is shopping. no. he is sleeping. sal and steve are taking a break as well. but rosemary is here and she is talking about rain and snow up in the sierra. >> good morning to you. maybe folks already heading up. they have their skis ready and are hitting the slopes. we will have that forecast in a little bit. let's look at what is happening here at home. a quiet view out there but a cool one. temperatures back into the 30s and 40s this morning. not quite as cold with all of the cloud cover. but i'll tell you what, if you have cloud cover overhead and not the sunshine, that is going to help offset what it feels like as well. 42 in santa rosa. livermore at 38 degrees. 44 in san jose. temperatures are warmer in napa and santa rosa. even though it is chilly out there, not as bad as yesterday. hopefully you don't have anywhere to go this morning, unless you like shopping early. as we slide to thing in, we had some rain up to the north. a better chance for scattered showers. for us, a partly sunny day. a cool day. we have the opportunity of a little bit of drizzle. a hit or miss shower. not much going on as i roll you through your friday. it will remain to the north until tomorrow. tomorrow will be the wet day. for today, partly sunny. we will leave in a chance for a few sprinkles to the north. 61 in oakland. 62 in mountain view. get out and about. again, rain is coming as well as sierra snow. more on this coming up in a little bit. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> happening now, the first morning of black friday, 2016. most people hit the mall last night in search of door busting deals. but some shoppers held off until this morning. most stores opened up early, expecting large crowds. but we are not seeing that black friday frenzy that we have seen in years past, leah. >> reporter: no. we found parking on main street in walnut creek which is unheard of. we have seen a few shoppers here and there. this is the first big group we have seen since we have been out here. most stores did not open in the promenade area. some people had shown up but a lot of the stores didn't open until 8:00. yesterday, thanksgiving, we saw a lot of the stores that we were at and they had a big turnout for thanksgiving. a lot of stores like jc penney opened at 3:00 p.m. they say they did very well. they had a lot of door busters. that brought in a lot of people who go out for the door busters that you can only get in stores and not online. a lot of experts are saying that black friday might not be that big of a deal anymore. a lot of millennial shoppers like to shop online and shop year round. a lot of stores did longer sales like target had their ten days of sales starting november 19th. we saw a group of girls out here this morning and they were disappointed that there weren't crowds or lines. >> not a lot of stores are even decorated yet. my family like a tradition is decorate the day after. so it kind of surprised me just like no one is in the spirit. >> i wanted to fight for clothes all dramatic but it wasn't. and the deals seem to be less too. >> reporter: yeah. they wanted fights and there were no fights. it's been pretty quiet. it's been pretty much like a regular shopping day. looking behind me, only a few people out here. again, a lot of the stores in the promenade surprised the shoppers by not opening until 8:00. >> i'm guessing 2:00 this afternoon, we've had lunch and a nap, now let's go out as a family. i bet that will happen. >> reporter: they say it could come in waves. >> thank you, leah. >>> new this morning, a shasta county woman kidnapped and missing for more than three weeks is safe and back at home with her family. she was found on a rural road on interstate 5. she was bound but still able to get help. the mother of two was last seen november 2nd after leaving her home to go for a jog. authorities are still looking for her captors. two are suspected to be mexican women. she was treated for minor injuries and released yesterday. a family friend posted this message on facebook. this is a thanksgiving beyond belief for all of us. >>> the time is 8:34. fire investigators are looking into a thanksgiving blaze that heavily damaged a commercial building in napa. the fire department received the emergency call about 8:30 a.m. about a fire at tandem street near the napa river. the fire racing through three businesses. no injuries reported and all of the businesses were closed because of the holiday. >>> the secret service says counterfeit money is a growing problem in the bay area. as much as $6 million in fake money was spent in the bay area. the fake bills are mostly 20s and 100s. all of the counterfeit money is hurting local businesses because they are left high and dry. one business owner has mistakenly taken in $200 in counterfeit money so he keeps a bill next to the cash register to employees can compare. >> nationwide last year the secret service seized $146 million out of fake bills. right now they estimate one in every 10,000 bills is fake. there is no recourse at all for businesses who accept the fake money and give back real money in change. >>> a vallejo man is behind bars accused of killing one person, wounding another. he was taken into custody yesterday afternoon. authorities called to a home about a shooting. they found the body of a 36- year-old woman and a man with a gun hot wound. the male victim was hospitalized in critical condition. no word on a possible motive for that shooting. >>> and sacramento's homeless population has risen dramatically in the past two years. two friends have come up with a way to tackle the growing problem, using art to help those living on the street. they creatively decorate small mobile homes for the homeless community. the pods are springing up in sacramento's oak park neighborhood, in alleyways and parking spaces. >> i can't even explain how happy it makes us to go out and give these pods away to people who need it and deserve it and shouldn't be sleeping in the alcoves and forgotten. >> each pod costs roughly $300 to make. the two artists plan to build many more across sacramento with the money coming from a gofundme account. >>> on tuesday night, the 555 tree lighting ceremony in san francisco benefiting a charity helping kids will be held. >> ktvu's claudine wong reports on the pacific boys choir who will be part of a very special night. ♪[music] >> reporter: the pacific boys choir offers a type of education all its own. >> the academy is a boy choir organization within oakland. the piedmont order. it is a day school. the idea behind the academy is really about excellence. excellence in music and academics. >> we have regular classes that any other kid would have at any other school. but there is also two hours of music every day. ♪[music] ♪lovely weather for a sleigh ride with you ♪ ♪ ♪come on it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you. ♪ ♪ >> to me there's definitely no other institution like it in california. i would say no other institutions like it in the west. >> it has shaped how i am as a person because of the school. music is a huge part of my life. i can't imagine any other way. >> we get to travel all around the world. it really sets us apart from other schools. >> three or four years ago they went to vietnam and singapore. we have been to every continent except antartica. we were asked to person form an america's got talent. we have become a bit of our own institution in the bay area. >> reporter: the 555 tree lighting has become a tradition for the academy. >> it's interesting because it's not like your usual performance where you're just singing and then you're off and gone. you get to interact with some of the people who are also singing there. >> there's a lot more people there. it is a lot more crowed and a lot more celebrities. last year we met andy grammar and a bunch of 49er players. >> i think it's been a great opportunity for our boys to share the stage with more famous performers, with these seasoned veterans. it is adding to their sense of what they're doing. ♪[music] >> reporter: what they are doing has a lot of people taking note of this small open school. ♪[music] >> boy, do they sound good and ready for the holidays. thank you, claudine. >>> there's a new development involving a bay area teacher who compared donald trump to hitler. his reason for leaving the school where he has been teaching for over 40 years. >>> next, looking for the perfect gift for a special someone? how about a $400 million winning lottery ticket? the jackpot that could make for one big christmas season. it's all coming your way next. >> sensational stories with intriguing headlines and curious thumbnails are more than click bait. they are often spreading false information to friends. why is it done? money. sites collect when they get you to click. but it might get tough tore cash in. both facebook and google now say they will no 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of competition. >> i'm not going on a mission with a little girl. >> reporter: kid knee's latest animated comedy features dwyane "the rock" johnson and music written by the hamilton creator. it tells the story of a strong willed princess who sets sail. >> reporter: in rules don't apply, warren beaty does it all by writing, producing and starring as the billionaire howard h

frank lloyd wright. so frank lloyd wright, beautiful homes, architecture stands out as just a stellar and will last for ever, the creative genius of frank lloyd wright is seen everywhere from the guggenheim to office buildings he designed, the homes including homes right here in virginia. frank lloyd wright when he was born, he was the favorite of his mother. she was his first, he was her first son. she had a couple of stiff -- stepchildren. and frank lloyd wright remembered as a baby she had hung in the nursery images of cathedrals, and she determined this point would be an architect from the very, very beginning. it was almost as if there was an unfulfilled wish. this is something an expert i talked about this told me that possibly indicates that what i look out for frank lloyd wright, which is narcissistic personality disorder, there can be a sort of unfulfilled wish that is passed from parent to child. did it happen with frank lloyd wright? is not possible to say one way or the other for sure but the stories in the writings and the reminiscences about frank lloyd wright are phenomenal in the way that described him, the characteristi

frank! >> yes. >> significantly. >> frank, it is an emotional time. when i get over there, i watch, because the kids are all around, coming in for face painting and stuff like that how has it affected you? >> jim, we used to do it from different locations, different malls in the area, taken on whole new life since we actually started doing the radiothon at the children's hospital. i would always be out and about at different places so for me to get involved, actually there, you see the kids, you see where your money is going, you see the excitement and the kids, they put signs up all over the windows, you you know, welcoming us, so excited, just the best two days of the year of anything we do. >> how much has been raised so far? >> we've raised in 14 years, seven and a half million dollars. >> that's amazing. and any kind of donation is accepted? some people call in with $5, some call in for hundreds or thousands? >> absolutely, absolutely, yes, we except any donations, a labor of love for us, and the community. >> if people want to bring soft pretzel

frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. i'm frank guinta molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, it's politics for him. for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved >>> tonight, breaking news. on the eve of this election, the new f

frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta >>> now on "celebrity page" tv, kendall jenner turns 21. tell you who is tended the model's bash and who didn't. >> bryan cranston back into the lab. channels froerl dramatic reading of a song and miranda kerr gives bloom. discusses depression. and kris pine shows what it would be like to work alongside the united states congress with disastrous results. teaming up with avengers dreshlgt joss whedon to encourage everyone to perform civic duty. >> we all got together and we