grace: marcus? lemonis: yes. grace: hi, marcus. this is grace. lemonis: oh, hey, grace. of what's going on. my employment at the soup market has been terminated. he walks in and says, "you are fired for insubordination." he said, "you need to go now. you need to go now." and i refused to accept that. i said, "no, i'm not going to leave." he took out his phone, he dialed 911, and he had the police come and escort me out. lemonis: literally, the police came? grace: literally, the police came. lemonis: after all of this, now he fires her? grace: i want to give you a little bit of a back story because, unfortunately for him, he does have the eeoc hanging over him. two years ago, um, he made an advance. he had some strong feelings for me. i did not accept the advance, and that was part of the eeoc. i did file one because of the situation. lemonis: so you filed a claim with the eeoc. i knew that dave had feelings for grace, and i knew it wasn't a healthy situation, but to find out that she filed a complaint with a federal agency for sexual harassment, and to find out that he's

this is his girlfriend here, grace. d to meet you, ace. no, dear, it's grace. g-r-a-c-e. grace. oh, grace. dear lord, we thank you for this food we're about to receive. uh, lamont, lamont. grace and mabel-- y'all sit down right here and i'll pour you some champagne well, aren't we cute? young me, and old her. see, when we were young, you know, i was 34 and she was 44, it didn't seem like we'd end up this ugly a couple, did it? we'll have a little toast anyway right here. little drink for you, mabel, some for me, and for grace, right there, we'll all have a little sip. here you are, darling. now, to my son, and his lady friend and their future happiness. and to president mckinley! [glass breaking] well, that's it. that's it! i thought i had seen everything till tonight, but this takes the cake. come on, grace, let's get out of here. hey, hey, wait a minute, son! son, listen, son! fun? would you like to have a little fun, freddy? your father meant well. yeah, so did attila the hun. i mean, he spoiled our engagement party. engagement party? yeah. surprise. lamont, it's beautiful. b

i know, grace. i know, grace. i ow, grace. that darn cleaner, he was supposed to be here at 2:00 this afternoon withess.dr i'll just have to wear something different. listen, viv, i do value your opinion, so? well, oh and threen vvet makes me look like a lumpy snooker table. the biggest night of my life, and i look a mess! a mess! maude, i can't find my studs anyplace! where'd you hide them? walter, you had them earlier. did you check yokets did i check my pockets? did i check pock... that's a good boy. hi, beautiful! chris! mwah. hey, everybody. did you know that my future in-laws are famous? ( all yelling e ) oh, walter! look at our picture. let me see, i'll read it-- "mr. and ms. walter findlay have been selected "for their contribionsto the fit "f the state's ratification he equal rights amendment for women." here, you read the rest. "the prominent ramrod will be--" ramrod? they mt be talking about you, maude. oh, give me. "the prominent couplewill bhonot in the ramrod room of the tuckahoe country club." speech! come on, m

how ya doin', grace? what's goin' on? have you got him in some corner? i'm sorry, grace, but freddie killed that girl. - who-- with the diamonds? - yeah. no. she-- she was in love with him. she loaned him those diamonds to sell. he killed her, grace. i--- d in his apartment. - oh, my god. - [boyd] fred needs help. i would've given him any money he wanted. you're messin' with people's minds. and now you're... makin' him lie like freddie had to lie. - yoyolived in our home. - i know. i know. are you gonna hurt him? please don't hurt him. if we have to hunt your son down, yes, he might get hurt. if i say where he is, w-will ya treat him right? we don't wanna have to use fore any more than you want us to. please, because it's my fault. no, grace. you write down the address here. are you sure the victim was his responsibility? yeah. nah. i-i'll stay outta that building, okay? god, it's, like, such a big deal. two of youse-- two detectives. been drinkin', harvey? yeah. so? that's still legal, isn't it? - what else do you do with your time? - i work. what kind

you mean grace is ruining the fair name of porter? i mean the people of porter are acting like they have the ririt to push somebody around. you don't feel like the rest of them that she's mixed up in it then ? well, might be. but she's still innocent until she's proved guilty. well, i guess i should have said, i'm worried about that girl, hoby. i heard jed garth coming in on the nine o'clock stage. yeah. lance was the rising and setting sun to jeded he'll kill her. maybe. you too hoby? what do you mean? you followed me. yup. i can't lead you to the money. what makes you thihi that i thought you would? why elseseould you follow me? you know where it is? no, and i don't believe lance took it. to go for you. now, does that sound like something a guilty man would do? maybe. now you could do me a favor and um, leave town for a few days. and let them believe what they've been saying is true? no. well jed garth is coming in tonight on the nine o'clock stage. i'm gonna need some time to cool him off. would you leave me alone, please? ?? well

he saying amazing grace and talked about the charleston 9 finding grace.rough the example of their lives, past it on to us. may we find ourselves worthy of extraordinary gift as long as our lives into her. may grace lead them home, may god continue to shed his grace on the united states of america. you want to talk about what is going on in charleston, those words seemed quite important in the times we are living in, we could use some grace in our national dialogue, that is for sure. he never quoted from the president's eulogy in a talk before but it seems important. we would like to talk a little bit about where we are, and the church and families nominated by the nobel peace prize, the president of colombia got it. that is a really significant thing. we write about how that happened. it is quite extraordinary. why is forgiveness often missing from our lives? the federal hate crime trial against dylan roof is starting the day after the elections. character witnesses starting in november. >> one of the things the number of people at emmanuel ame church are

[applause] tyson hasrs, cicely graced the stage with a lightning aggravating characters. devotion to faith unconvincing quality for all americans, especially women of color, has touched audiences for multiple versions. from the autobiography of miss jane pittman to "sounder" to "the truth to bountiful," her performance is eliminated the extraordinary possibilities of america. the character of our people and the extraordinary possibilities of america. [applause] [cheers] [applause] pres. obama: so, just on a personal note, for of the reason these events are so special to me is because everyone on this stage has touched me in a very powerful, personal way. in ways that they probably could not imagine. whether it was having been inspired by a song, or a game, film, or a or a of newt, or in the case mineral, introducing me to michelle-- [laughter] these are folks who have helped and thinko i am, about my presidency. and what also makes this special is that this is america. when you think about this incredible election that this to realize is what makes us the greatest nation

may grace the them home in may god continue to shed his grace on united states of america.df to talk about now in charleston that is importantg in today we could use some grace with our national dialogue for sure. we have never quoted from not president's eulogy i would beg to talk about where we are today with what's going on in but the church and the families were nominated for the nobel peace prize. they did not get it the president of columbia got it but that is a significant event and we write about how that happened. why is forgiveness missing from our lives? the federal hate crime trial is starting the day before the election? or the day after. there are 33 counts against him the families are character witnesses starting in november. >> certainly one of the things felt the church is involved in that has affected family members for his social activism one of the most important organization sat has grown out of this tragedy of mother emmanuel is an organization that is designed to make sure that guns do not fall into the hands of those who should not possess them by pr

you ain't gonna eat nothin' here without sayin' the grace first. grace? wait just a... larly religious. even an atheist can say grace. it's just thankin', uh, mother nature whose first name happens to be grace. grace nature? archie: you got it there, buddy. archie, maybe we can skip grace, tonight, huh? yeah, we've been skippin' it all year. you never say it at home. all right, all right, all right, then. the hell with grace. wait. wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute now. all right, even so, gonna have a little quotation from the bible here. oh, god. oh, daddy, dinner's gonna get cold. don't worry, little girl. the lord will keep it hot for you. now, this is from my new testament. you hear that? new. that means that everything in here is good today. cut that out, will you? it's my lucky bible here in the world war. ww ii. i wouldn't be sittin' here today if i hadn't been wearin' that bible in my back pocket. and that tells us where your religion is. ow! he saw me up there. now, this little quotation fits certain people sittin' at this table here t

grace hopper, posthumous, known as "amazing grace," the first lady of software, the white house says. she did programming development from the '40s through '80s. that's another thing we see on this list, quite a few females. >> that's an important thing for this president to recognize the often unacknowledged contributions of women. also people who are not out front. traditionally the presidential medal of freedom would go to astronauts, the people everybody knew. he's trying to say, no, if we send somebody into space, there are lots and lots of people behind them. and some who made critical contributions that have not been well recognized. richard garwin, for instance, many of our weapon systems that protect this country -- who was in many ways more important. >> valerie jarrett, just sat down. the room is getting a little quiet. so i'm going to keep going until we hear the speaker say, ladies and gentlemen, then we'll go to the white house. robert redford is in the room, lorne michaels is in the room from "saturday night live." diana ross is in the room, the iconic singer. bruce spr

amazing grace was committed to making the computer language more fundamentally. today we honor her and the sense of responsibility and the sense of young people. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> michael j. jordan. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> powered by a drive to compete that earned him every major award in basketball and six nb aa championship, five valuable player, michael jordan has a name that's a synonym for excellence. the wagging tongue redefine the game and making him a global super star that transcended basketball and shaped the broader culture. from the courts in wilmington, his life has inspired millions of americans to strive to be like mike. [ applause ] [ applause ]

[laughter] [applause] >> debra murray excepting on behalf of her great aunt grace mary hopper. [laughter] [applause] >> as a child who loved disassembling alarm clocks admiral grace murray hopper , found her calling early, with yale known today as , the queen of code, grace hopper's work helps make coding language more accessible and practical. she invented the first compiler or translator, a fundamental aspect of our digital world. amazing grace made the language of commuter programming -- computer programming more universal. we honor her contributions to computer science and the sense of possibility she inspired in the generations of young people. [applause] >> michael j. jordan. [applause] [laughter] >> powered by a drive to compete that earned him every major award in basketball, including six nba championships five most , valuable player awards, and gold medals, michael jordan's name has become synonymous with excellence. his wagging tongue and highflying dunks the defined, making him a global superstar that transcended basketball and shaped our larger culture. from chicag

debra marie subbing on behalf of grace hopper. michael jordan. maya lee. lawrence michaels. eduardo padron. robert redford. diana ross. vin scully. bruce springsteen. cicely tyson. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. everyone please have a seat. we have some work to do here. this is not all fun and games. welcome to the white house, everybody. today we celebrate extraordinary americans who have lifted our spirits, strengthened our union, pushed us towards progress. i always love doing this event. but this is a particularly impressive class. we've got innovators and artists, public servants, rebel rousers, athletes, renown character actors, like the guy from "space jam." we pay tribute to those distinguished individuals with our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. now, let me tell you a little bit about each of them. first we came close to missing out on a bill an

[applause] >> debra murray excepting on behalf of her great aunt grace hopper. [applause] >> as a child who loved disassembling, rear admiral grace murray hopper found her calling early, with a phd from -- known today as the queen of code, grace hopper's work helps make coding language more accessible and practical. she invented the first compiler or translator, a fundamental aspect of our digital world. amazing grace made the language of commuter programming -- computer programming more accessible. there was a sense of possibility she inspired and millions of young people. [applause] >> michael j. jordan. [applause] >> powered by a drive to compete that earned him every major award in basketball, including six nba champions, five most valuable player awards, and gold medals, michael jordan's name has become synonymous with excellence. redefininging dunks the game, making him a global superstar that transcended basketball and shaped our larger culture. from chicago, to the owner sweetie occupies today, his life and example have inspired millions of americans to

they also published grace greenwood. known to abraham lincoln as grace greenwood the patriot. her name was sarah jane, the first woman to write for "the new york times" in the 1850's. and she wrote from europe. and she wrote such things as her admission to the house of lords where she went to hear queen victoria speak and she said the queen displayed more rosy plumptitude than regal attitude. and then she went to dinner at charles dickens' house. she said he had a simple and elegant lifestyle, and she knew this because her servants were no livery. i wonder how her american readers reacted to that, servants wearing livery was pouring in this republic, but i know what she wrote because i read it in "the new york times." one of the wonderful things about writing history right now is you can read the newspapers online and be able to be in the moment where the people you are writing about were so you are reading what they were reading. it is fabulous because it is not just the stories, but all the ads, so you have a sense of society in a much broader sense because you know what the

grace murray hopper followed her mother into mathematics.eroined her ph dd from yale and set out on a young and storied career. at age 37 and a full 15 -- below military guidelines, she joined the navy and was sent to work on ne of the first computers. she invented the first compiler. while a woman who pioneered software, the most prestigious award for young computer sinet itselfs now bears her name. from cell phones, cyber command, we can thank her for ushering in the information age and shaping our digital world. speaking of really smart people, in the summer of 1960, a physicist found themselves in the los alamos national laboratory. they paid the faculty for nine months but his family ate for 12. by the next summer, he helped create the hydrogen bomb. the e worked on reducing threat of nuclear war. ever since he was a kid, he never met a problem he couldn't solve. gps technology, touch screen on there's is fingerprints. where is it? where is he? he has advised every president since eisenhower. ather bluntly. a pretty smart guy he a geniu

"unending love, amazing grace." grace."the first of two emotional farewells today, for a member of iowa's finest who answered the call -- and never came home. sargeant tony beminio had served with the des moines police department . >>> sergeant tony beminio served with the des moines police department for many years, the iowa city west high grad along with urbendale police officer justin martin was shot and killed wedn hundreds of iowa law enforcement gather to pay their last respects fox 28 news statehouse reporter stephie lee was there someone who can navigate through police and community relationships through having a few technical difficulties we'll make sure to get to that story in a moment. team coverage of today's proceedings now fox 28 news anchor karen fuller shows us how local departments paid their respects, karen? >>> more than 1,000 officers from iowa and beyond travel to central iowa for today's funeral some were kind enough to share images with you, first let's take a look at this one from cedar rapids police

grace, i see you nodding. ms. guggenheim: it reminded me of the story, when we finished the half hour of film, there was a woman who called the johnstown flood museum and said, i found this trunk in my mother's attic. inside were hundreds of photographs from her great grandfather who had been an amateur photographer and that allowed us to expand the film to an hour and for the first time, wealthyerial of the -- that that occupied had hidden the material for many years. it was liberating. when you see it, you know. ms. roberts: that gets to the truth.n of we have spent a lot of time -- i think a very useful amount of time -- doing fact checking. now we are doing it in real time. as we are talking, you can pull up what is true and what is not true. not a lot is true. but is there a difference between just checking the facts and telling the truth? are they the same thing? >> the fact is a point of departure. what one needs to do in a nonfiction context is take a fact that you are presented with and attack it from eve

amazing grace.e thought about singing for you today. with the words amazing grace. his ideology probably did not differ much on it reinforces everything cap that grace that using anything amazing grace. may we find ourselves worthy of that precious and extraordinary gift as long as our lives and our may god spread grace on the united states of america and the times we are living in metz for sure. we have never quoted from the presidents eulogy but it kind of seemed important i would like to talk a little bit about where we are today. i don't know how many of you knew this is a really significant thing. it's quite extraordinary. why is forgiveness so often missing from our lives. the hate crime trials started the day below the election. he has five wanted to jump want to dump jump in and talk about this. uncertainly next expected family members as an organization known as gun sense. they do not possess them. to ensure that background checks are universal into prevent the very tragic situation that al

. - [grace] well, look, why don't we all plan to meet at my house? (everyone agreeing and talking over each other) - wait a minute, let the man through here, give him a little room, let him in, there ya go. (chuckling and laughing outside) (audience laughs) - [margaret] oh, thank goodness you're home. come and help me. quick, hurry! - why the extra bed here in betty's room? - [margaret] oh, we're having a house guest (chuckles) - sometimes betty gives me a large pain. - what's she done now? - when i came home, she was standing on the front steps with her fan club, the campus big wheels. just gave me the big brush. (high pitched voice) hurry, little man. - [margaret] get me the blankets up there, will ya? - [bud] boy, talk about having a large opinion of yourself. - oh, i think you're a little oversensitive. - greetings, your highnesty. - [betty] hello. hi, mother. - [margaret] did you lose something? - [betty] oh, i looking for that little jewel box of mine. tommy insisted that i take his class ring today and i'm sure i have at least five exactly lik

[ giggling ] grace. i can't get it open, grace. oh, no! no! damn! do we really need this thing? yes! yeah, yeah, yeah. who is it? it's me, norm. hey, norm. am i still persona non gratis? in or out, sid. i'm in. and a bottle of ros?. [ chuckles ] and... pistachios. the big bag, norm, for a little celebration. for what? norman... i have decided... that not everything is dependent upon the bottom line. so even though it's gonna cost me -- and don't i know it -- i have given my notice to benedict. this operator works for norman buntz. period. look, maybe you can still patch things up with benedict. what are you talking about? i.a.d.'s got my badge and my gun. i've been suspended. thank you note from me and gina. lots of happiness. yeah. they're beautiful dishes. as far as the elopement, i hope everyone understood. oh, yeah, sure. gina went home early? yeah. she came home around 2:00. she was feeling a little queasy. i guess that's to be expected. afternoon, all. greg. hey.greg. how's it goin', andy? stocking up for our 4:00 to 1:00?

sister grace, i've been appointed a deputy. i've got a job to do. it doeoe't include letting a man go wanted for murder. but it's dangerous for you. besides, somebody might get killed. now that's a sin. well, when i want a sermon, i'll go to chuhuh. i could have told you they'd be gone. - well, why didn't you? - you were rude. - look, all i did-- - yes, you saved my life. now i'm trying to save yours. you wouldn't know where they've gone? i do. where? they spoke their plans in spanish. they didn't know i was a student of spanish. where did they go? to mexicic first they have business in the place called mimiion junction tonight. i won't tell you where that is unless you agree to what i say. i'm listening. well, we'll go to the sheriff together and we'll tell him where mr. kidder and the others are going to be. then a great many men can go and persuade mr. kidder to give himself up. i don't think mr. kidder's gonna be so easy to convince, but why don't you go along and tell the sheriff what you told me? thanks for the information. well, what are you

[applause] excepting on the half of grace hopper. pting on behalf of grace hopper.applause] michael jordan. [applause] maya lin. [applause] lorne michaels. [applause] newt minow. [applause] eduardo padron. [applause] redford. [applause] diana ross. [applause] vin scully. [applause] bruce springsteen. [applause] cicely tyson.- [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. [applause] ♪ gentlemen, the president of the united states, and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] [cheering] president obama: we have some work to do here. this is not all fun and games. welcome to the white house, everybody. celebrate extraordinary americans who have lifted our spirits, strengthen our union, pushed us toward progress. event,s love doing this but this is a particularly impressive class. [laughter] president obama: we have got innovators and artists, public ,ervants, rabble-rousers athletes, renowned character actors, like the guy from "space jam." [laughter] president obama: we pay tribute to those distinguished individuals with our nation's highest civilia

amazing grace made the language of computer programming more universal. there was a sense of possibility she inspired in generations of young people. [applause] >> michael j. jordan. [applause] [laughter] >> powered by a drive to compete that earned him every major award in basketball, including six nba champions, five most valuable player awards, and gold medals, michael jordan has a name that has become synonymous with excellence. his highflying dunks redefining the game, making him a global superstar that transcended basketball and shaped our larger culture. from chapel hill, chicago, his life and example have inspired millions of americans to strive to be like mike. [applause] >> maya y. lin. [applause] >> boldly challenging our understanding of the world, maya lin's designs have brought people of all walks of life together in spirits of remembrance, introspection, and humility. the manipulation of natural terrain and topography within her works inspires us to bridge our differences and recognize the gravity of our collective existence. her pieces hav

>>reporter: we followed as grace surprised janet during a recent fundraising meeting. >> you know you have impressed me so much with the work you do with the girls [ speaking emotionally ] and i reached out to channel five to pay it forward and they came through for me. >> oh my goodness. >> i am here to give you $500. >> i can't believe! this is incredible! thank you so much. >> thank you so much for everything you do for the girl . >> always had a good time in my childhood and to be able to see these kids laughing and enjoying life and proud of their selves means everything to me too see them making life being happy. >>> a go fund me page has been set up to help raise money to buy natalie's van. if you'd like to nominate someone next week head to cbs5az .com click on the pay it forward tab. right now, in some trouble for putting someone on the naughty list you'll be surprised to. >>> track in the next storm system moving in. as you can see some parts . has already been given the boot after he told a little girl who was on his not a list. >> hillary clinton topped the list but santa

tonight -- kathy bates, musician and author, laura jane grace, music from against me! featuring the 8g band with atom willard. ?? ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers ] that's fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. after reports surfaced that donald trump's transition team is in disarray, trump tweeted last night saying that he is the only one who knows the finalists for his cabinet position. but only you can pick the winners. at 8:00/7:00 central. who knows? the next secretary of state could be you. [ laughter ] one of donald trump's potential attorney generals is reportedly already working on a plan to make muslims register with the government. does anyone see a problem with that? or do you nazi? [ cheers and applause ] vice president joe biden and vice president-elect mike pence had lunch together this off, biden told the waiter it was their anniversary. [ laughter and applause ] according to a new poll, almost 60% of americans believe

he was very graceful when he invited donald trump there. despite their differences you can have tolerance. that's a very important value. >> okay, speaking of tolerance, have a president elect who's on the record saying about political harsh things about his political opponents how do you talk to your kids about that? >> what parents can do make sure their kids they are the adults they should be modeling. they don't believe in bullying or treating people unfairly or talking harshly or criticizing people unfairly. so, model that kids look to not necessarily the president. >> interesting times. >> interesting times. >> thank you very much. >>> we'll be right back with diane macedo and "pop news." keep it here. ten years later, nothing's really changed. it's time to snap out of it. hello moto. snap on a jbl speaker. a projector. a camera that actually zooms. get excited world. moto is here. the new moto z with motomods. buy one moto z droid, get one free. only on verizon. right now at kohl's, it's time for holiday entertaining so roast the tur

. >>> and from america's got talent to our stage, the amazing grace vand grace vanderwaal coming up. >>> welcome to a monday morning, november 28th, 2016. i'm al, along with tamron and good buddy of ours, co-hosting today. fred graham. >> thank you so much. 16 years after my first time coming on this show. fast. >> and does not age. >> i love the title entertainment expert. does that mean when you were like 5 years old you were going around scoring cartoons that you watched? >> were you in my house? always obsessed with music and tv and movies. i was reading "billboard" magazine as a 10-year-old. i knew all the actors nominated. i was a dork. >> you probably could not wait to get the fall pre of "tv guide." >> for me it was more entertainment weekly. >> one last movie that you had to pick, one -- before the lights go out on this life, what would you watch? >> ooh. i loved "lost in translation." i am a huge bill murray fan. that movie speaks to me. when i'm in a not-so-great mood i can put it on and feel you just now. >> how was your thanksgiving? >> i had a great thanksgiving. i was

grace it umi and hilda buma -- tumi and hilda buma. buma was living illegally in the united states. >> i believe it's an epidemic. >> reporter: brandon creech after she engaged in two fraudulent marriages to gain status for the u.s. >> there's many individuals trying to stay in the u.s., and they are using the schemes to commit fraud and bigger acts. >> i don't think the care giver killed my mom, but she hastened her death. >> reporter: betty neilson died from a stroke just one month after the assault. now hilda buma will now be deported for the federal case. her sister is serving a year for obstruction of justice and wire fraud. >> that just makes you wonder what happened when the cameras were not rolling on other occasions in other places. >> you heard it being described as an epidemic. elder abuse is real and a serious problem. we will show you some of the signs. we have them online. >> as you said, it's very important for the many, many care for loved ones. we will look forward to the future stories. >> thank you. >>> julie neilson

the links with some talented freshman including grace flanagan. and it's grace's twin sister abbey driving the lane to give isaac mackey through the lane for two. and he goes coast-to-coast plus the foul. then hill murder fires the ball inside to wilmer. see burr on the drive as north lynn take the boy's >> and we had a good girl's matchup. the lions hosted city high ashley jones. they came out bombs away. and in the future cyclone. and an kenya shows off her shooting touch. scoring off the rake. 60-46. finally it's time to the kcrg tv 9 athlete of the week. athlete number one is crystal trannell. athlete number two is savanna domeyer. athlete number 3 is chloe rice. to vote go to kcrg.com. >> tough loss for the hawk. they played well. >> good. and we want to take a moment to thank all of you who have donated to our fill the plate telethon today. we raised or not more than $131,000. $131191. but we're not done yechlt if yu link on our website kcrg.com. >> thank you so much eastern iowa. if you're out tomorrow morning delivering those meals you mig

this was a crushing loss for xavier who played their hearts out and showed a lot of grace in defeat. i just told them i loved them so proud of them. not one day this year did you go to practice thinking this is because they're great kids and they got a lot to be proud of. whenever you get a loss at the end of the season when you are so close it's always tough but teammates played their hearts out i couldn't be more proud of our guys and i am just glad i could play with them my whole career. sot :21 oc: "my whole career" weekend is looking up as well. saturday is the coolest day as we begin the day in the 20s and 30s. this is due to light winds and a clear sky. sunshine is abundant both days helping temperatures on sunday rebound to near 60. the late part of next week shows signs of a stronger storm system that could bring more typical november weather back to the midwest. have a great night and a safe weekend. tonight: clear and colder. wind: light. low: 28 tomorrow: sunny. wind: sw 5-15. high: 52 back to you. thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 6. we hope you'll be with us ag

we saw kids running from it and police everywhere grace says they are relying on each other and glued to the tv for more life will go on at ohio state getting ready for finals and there's a vigil scheduled for 7:00 this evening here on scene. getting answers in columbus, jen picciano, cleveland 19. >> denise: all right, jen, thank you. >>> bit by bit we are learning more about the suspect in today's attack. chief investigator carl monday has been looking into his background. carl, what have you learned so far? >> reporter: the suspect's identity was confirmed in the last hour. his name was a 22-year-old student at ohio state. artan was a somali refugee and traveled to pakistan and came to the u.s. in 2014 and legal permanent resident of the united states. artan actually appeared in a feature article of the lantern, the osu newspaper in august this year about the osu camp us and artan says this place is huge and i don't even know where to everything going on in the media and was relying on god to pull him through. >> our investigative team checked and found no records in his past. we k

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