you? -talk to ia. i already did. i got witnesses. ah! -where did you meet? -i don't know what you're talking about. ah! -let me explain something to you, officer gorman. i'm not ia. i'm not even a cop. just a man with nothing to lose already facing one murder charge, so, i'm going to ask you one more time nicely, then it's going to get ugly. -hey there, little girl. -oh! ah, ah, ah. -ah, it's ok. it's ok. i just wanna talk. i just wanna talk. detectcte dixon: pat gorman? -[sigh] now what? i'm here on an extradite. i understand you're a man with a lot of answers. -uh! uh! kattrain! -you look like you'v'v been through the blender. -rumors of chicago's hospitality have been greatly exaggerated. --[sigh] yeah, well, i've got more good news for you. your dad was in, left a message. -you're kidding? -uh-uh. said to tell you there was a california cop named dixon in town looking for you. -huh! dad said that? -what's wrong with that? you are still his kid, you know? uess i am. i need to see him. do you know where he is? -on duty somewhere. -i'll call it in. get the

if i ias you, i'd take your little gun put it back in your pocket, and walk out of here while you're still ahead. come on, sal, let's go. what do you want? we've got to talk about this. we're adults. our working relationship is too important. we made a mistake. we won't do it again. okay. i'm a janitor.r. i'm a good janitor. i don't want to be a dead janitor. don't do that again. that wasn't funny. why did you take me there? you know what's great? you don't look like a cop. that's because i'm not one. yeah, i do. he went pretty crazy when i brought it up. enough. quit working! we're here. where's penhalal have you seen him? he's got some e t date again. penhall? how about t 're both just forgiven? then we don't have to apologize anymore. that would be real nice. me on over. ( groaning ) i won't bite. who would have thought or i tell them you snore. i don't snore! that was stupid. you may think ronnie killed ozzie but until you get something solid it means nothing. tell me about it. sometimes you don't feel like you make a dent. never will. you ask a fourth-grade kid "what's a drug?" h

ia. >> you want to note, do you two believe in dinosaurs that they didn't existed? >> haven't there been proof >> we have fossils here. >>> los angeles rams defensive ends william haze doesn't believe dawn even when he was a kid he did not believe this, jimmy kimmel took him to the la natural history museum to convince him. >> >> that doesn't move you in any way? >> absolutely not. >> what do you think these are >> clay. >> actually going out and digging for dinosaurs. yyes, i have >> where? you believe >> mermaids but not dinosaurs. >> a large, you know, discovery, we talking different species. we have horses here during the last ice age. so it can be a union corn with the same thing, do you believe in unicorns? i do now. dinosaurs. he's had this belief for year, this year, they're doing a documentary on the team with the rams and they covered this, all his team mates trying to convince him, he says there could be mermaids out there. and now maybe unicorns. he was not convinced. none of them are complete. he's saying if that part is >> and it's funny >> the outfit

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clouds tonight produce a few flurries with temperatures dropping into the low 30s. closer you are to the ia/mn cloudy while saturday and sunday will be partly cloudy. high temperatures are in the model guidance has been eastern iowa wednesday and thursday next large winter storm to have wednesday and thursday...at this point. there will most likely be timing adjustments and storm track from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast flurries with temperatures dropping into the low 30s. scattered light rain/snow showers are expected to flurries wednesday night. thursday and friday are mostly cloudy while saturday and sunday will be partly cloudy. rain monday then dry tuesday. model guidance has been thursday next week. obviously this far out for travel impacts on the midwest...again this is for wednesday and thursday...at this clouds tonight produce a few flurries with temperatures with the higher chances the closer you are to the ia/mn state line. we go back will be partly cloudy. high temperatures are in the upper 3

. >> they look really cool now compared to when ias >> coming up. >> you have to see this the patriots tight end gets into character this is one video you >>> breaking news police say a 14-year old girl was grabbed this happened this morning. police say a man grabbed the girl from behind threw her to the ground and grabbed her by the neck, another person came to the girl's rescue. the good news she was not hurt. >>> patriots tight end is taking it back to the '80s for a brand new video. just call him gronk jovi. . >> okay so here's the deal he posed as jon bon jovi. the video is touting ea sports madden '17. can we just give him his own television show where he can just do whatever he wants? >> yes. >> okay.al to be interesting when he retires. >> sad. >>> all right speaking of fun the weather looks to cooperate right through the next 5, 6, maybe even 7 days here. the mildest days coming up next monday tomorrow is not too bad. watch out for the winds tomorrow night it's going to be windy kind of cold really going to feel like november tomorrow. >> nice to see you. >> good to be here wi

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you typically pull your negative ads down ia you typically turn toward a positive, affirmative message but there's nothing normal about this candidacy. a, i don't know a lot of republicans recognize home with a head lamp and a map. it doesn't look like anywhere we've ever seen before. and it speaks to his deficit. i think upwards of 90% of democrats are behind their nominee. he struggled to get beyond 75% of republicans. so it makes an interesting case for the map that he's chosen. he's in states where he is not on offense. he has a big gap. what is he projecting. is he simply projecting strength? >> it wouldn't be a fun political segment if we didn't send steve over to the wall. looking at this tracking poll nbc conducts for survey monkey. what does it show us? >> peter mentioned the headline. 47%-41%. that's where the race stands right now. of course the big question is last week, this is a weekly tracking poll. they're out there every day taking the poll. you can see last week before that announcement from the fbi, they were finding 47%-41% clin then those two days after the announc

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. >> he said at the time it was a warning to america and his ia of america going insane. but you plan on hitting him up for the lottery numbers. >> that's what i want to know. what are the lottery numbers, dan? it us. >>> next up, tom brady, seems the patriots quarterback is trying to move past the election. >> at a rally on monday, trump said brady offered his support and brady didn't confirm nor deny that to reporters and didn't have much else to say about it. she said i can't talk about politics anymore, so i think that's a good decision made for our family. >> new england coach bill belichick didn't want to talk politics either, but he did call himself a friend of the president-elect. >> and when belichick was asked questions about trump, he repeated the word seattle, seattle, seattle, seattle. just said that several times. >> seattle. >> the patriots play the seahawks sunday night, so maybe he was just referring to the game. >> who did he vote for? >> seattle. >>> and some travel-related maybe decompress from the tension of the election. >> i think we all need it. well, firs

you? fascinating, ias thought i was really good and fi thought i was really good and then when i was 15 iwork on this project and i realized this guy is better than me and he critiqued me and then a year and a half later i got critiqued again and i said, this is better. so that was super helpful to have my comeuppance about how did my code compare to other people's code and eventually i was a bit on my own, but yeah, i had to be pretty tough about how good you can get. charlie: my impression of you is that you did what you wanted to as a teenager? bill: after age 13 my parents were reasonable and fairly busy and i had a very good deal as a teenager. charlie: yes you did. bill: they sent me to a private school. there were lots of smart kids there. charlie: they sent you to a therapist as well? bill: that was my real transition where i was thinking that fighting with them was something i could really prove something and they were smart enough to send me to somebody who said that was kind of a war that i had every advantage in. so it was a waste of my energy and i was not going to prove anyt

i want you to reflect on this how often do you see a positive image of a black man in the me a ia, even today? when you turn on the news, or you look in the media. one of the things i learned when i was hang in with the panthers is this was common. interacting were with the community, with youth in a very positive way. one of the things i wanted to show in the book is to show that, the kind -- to counteract the image people had about the panthers is that they were a bunch of thugs just running around demonstrating, which is what the government wanted us to believe. e anyone to try and take away those food banks from those two women. militant, revolutionary women sitting there. that is what i loved about working with the panthers is they really energized the community. i do not know if you can read it clearly but this is a list of the panther programs that they were running. on the top right is a senior the panthers in dangerous neighborhoods would escort seniors when they went shopping, so they did not get robbed. back then, social security checks were actually mailed. they did not go d

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ia few minutes. patty? >> good morning, scott you are looking at a beautiful version good morning, everybody. blue skies continue starting to warm back up a little bit now with a few 30s with worcester is done with 36 down to 41 ashtabula up to 40 probably mid 50s by the lunch hour regionwideto we take a look now at the reason why it's so warm a couple of days with the storm system in the middle of the country that boosts the warmthh i 70 at right over norn ohio temperatures today just to 70 mid 40s tonight. tomorrow the clouds increase at the election day forecast early onfo we should be okay breaks in sunshine temperatures in the middle 40s earlyne the lunch hour near 60 in the afternoon a few that are may showers during the afternoon we start to work in the western areas cleveland in mansfield most of the heavy rain while hold off until well after sundown and then probably after the polls close with the rainfall amounts through midnighth at a quarter f an ends with all us are amounts further south by wednesday we start to see the front move is we have a fair amount of cloud cover on wednes

may be running around on foot's hdpeb, we're in the area of west feel ia and they're urging residents to be safe, stay indoors, if you see something that appears suspicious or perhaps arm, urged to call 911. again, stay indoors. reporting live in upper marlboro, alexandra limon fox 5 local news >>> he was once recognized for being a stand-out young politician in prince george's county. he's facing dui charges. police arrested prince george's county council member mel frankford monday in upper county issued car when he hit another car hard enough to cause the air bags to deploy. two people in that car had to be taken to the hospital. authorities say frankford had a blood alcohol level of .10. he's a known activist and a member in the county's naacp. he's served his second term as council member representing upper marlboro. >>> a school tutor in baltimore is accused of throwing a 7-year-old boy against a wall and fracturing his jaw. the victim's mother shared photos of her son's injuries. to look at. today, police announced charges have been filed against the tutor, timothy randall core. he's also been fired. he was an

you want to have ia hearing and hear what they have to say, but specifically harry reid changed the ruleste. right now cabinet members need and not 60 votes anymore. the number has been lowered and i think it will be easier for donald trump to have his cabinet on the ground ready to go and confirmed when he takes office. >> republicans obviously have a slim republican majority in the senate. just 52 republicans. there is not a lot of roo for disagreement. even defections when it am cans to some of these appointments. do you anticipate difficulties to get his people through congress right now? >> i don't and remember in cases of a tie, you have mike pence as president of the senate available to break ties. >> let's break it down about the teal right now. and the suggestions that republicans are coming up with about resolutions going forward. this is a clip where donald trump spoke about obamacare. let's listen. >>> you going to make sure that people with preconditions are coming in? >> yes. it happens to be one of the strongest assets. also with the children living with their parents. very

. >> but it's not proven to be the case when you look at the record numbers -- >> maybe it doesn't change their vote. >> or their level of enthuse ia for the nation she wants to build. when you look at the wide array of individuals, it reflects a beautiful diversity. >> great to see you. thanks for being here. >>> tonight we're hours away from polls opening across america. and the fox news decision desk has made the last set of changes to their electoral college map. we'll break it down with america's top election analysts. chris stirewalt, tom bevin and larry sabato here with their predictions. >>> and a look at what the donald trump or hillary clinton presidency might look like. then we've got governor mike huckabee and dr. ben carson. they're going to team up for a look at the wildest moments in 2016. you're going to love this. >> you may recall that her series of campaign trail coughing fits were nothing more than seasonal allergies. that was until she attended the 9/11 memorial yesterday and a now viral video showed her collapsing as she left. ♪ fifty years ago, humpback whales were nearly extinct. they rebounded because a dec

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caller: good morning, thank you so much for taking my call. ago, ia number of years was cleared by the government to conduct background investigations for security clearances for office of personnel management. i cannot go into any of the questions and what the process involved, however i am a bit concerned, i have done a little investigation on my own concerning hillary clinton's surrogate daughter. abedin. i found out through my investigation that her father and mother are heavily involved with several muslim organizations within and without the united states. i don't know if that would be a problem, but i know that she has access to hillary clinton's computer which would probably give for access to classified information. ?ost: what do you do now how do you conduct these investigations on your own? caller: only through the internet. that is all i can do. go by what i find on the internet. that is pretty much it. i cannot go out and talk to people or anything like that. yes, that information would be suspect, i would imagine. much truth ihow would p

you have people who are saying look, this ia window into this guy's mind that we don't normally get withet alone a president. on the other hand, people say you will be sent in a thousand different directions if you follow every one of the tweets. >> figuring out how a president things is very important. i read richard ben cramer and the back story and the motivations are all great for historians and people in the moment. just as richard nixon said when a president does it means it's not illegal, it doesn't mean it's news. what does it mean? different media organizations mean different metabolisms. in print, they should downplay the crazy stuff and a correction about the illegal assertion. maybe in their twitter feed really casually deal with it. i have been talking to people with major broadcasting institutions and ways to brand their coverage and give in to the assertions. i wonder and worry about you guys and the other big cable networks. it seems like even if you can define where people get their news and it's not the majority from the cable networks. the metabolism of the cable netwo

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