listen to jerry describe it in his first "e.t." interview back in 1994. >> we tend to deal with more political subjects because of my background. >> scratch the politics. springer was all about baby daddy fights when we west behind the scenes with him in 1998. jerry carried a bat and a made him a pop culture icon. >> the day i figured out, wow, we're on to something, there were two cultural moments that impacted me. and i think one was being on the show. >> it made me angry, jerry. >> and the other was being on that's honest lip the first time i noticed, oh, my quosh, people are noticing it. >> none of that went to his head. that's springer's second secret, admit the stupidity. >> it's a circus, period. it has no redeeming social value. >> the show is 25. springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun to do. and i'm not that good at golf. i it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job. which is

jerry, what do you think? closed captioning >>> adele opens up about sub ses, drinking, motherhood, and possibility partum depression in the new "vanity fair." >> the most important thing in her life is her child. and she wans to be around for a very long time to see her child grow up. >> the ten-time grammy winner tells the magazine after the birth of her son angelo, quote, i felt like i had ade the worst decision of my life. but she's always been absolutely in love with her 4-year-old. >> how is it being a new mom? >> wonderful. >> she doesn't share photos of her son, but adele credits hee for helping her cut back on her drinking. and she said having a hangover with a child is torture. imagine a 3-year-old knowing something is wrong. it's hell. she says maybe two glasses of wine a week. ?? >> she said she hasn't made her best record yet. i think she still thinks she has a lot of great songs in her. >> just like we all have a favorite adele song, we all have a favorite or at least a now, we can talk about som

. >> mike: let's go to the sideline with jerry. >> jerry: down here with coach. coach what a difference in the second half. you come out of the locker room and just dominate physically on bodes sides of the ball. what changed? >> well juls challenged our guys. we said this game would be won on "d" line and "o" line and just really extremely proud of our guys, our players, taysom did a great offense and that is what happens when you put together a complete game. >> jerry: time and again, taysom hill, tries to make it fourth and short, sliding head first. how do you describe his etch fort today? >> no words. this guy just does everything you ask him to. he is adeal as a player, great leader, humble. he is all able the team. he is a great young man and does a great job or the team. >> jerry: congratulations. let's bring in taysom hill. what happened with you? what lit the fire with the offense in the second half? leave the stadium without a win tonight. and i told my teammates before the game, i was going to do everything i could to get a win. >> jerry: three season

jerry: thank you. the second comes from our news anchorfor sen. portman:. >> guarding donald trump we have 30 years worth of inflammatory statements from him, and you have waited until a comfortable lead in the polls on to announce your support. why did you not follow governor john kasich's lead in holding back your support from the beginning? sen. portman: he is the republican nominee, and won it fair and square. i made the decision not to support the nominee because i found his words a week ago to be so offensive. i did support john kasich in the primary. when john kasich lost the primary and donald trump won it, i wanted to respect the piece of the voters. but his words are wrong and demeaning to women. for me that is the final straw. i cannot make that decision lightly. he did when the nomination. -- did win the nomination. i plan to support mike pence. he was also elected. this is not about hillary clinton and donald trump. it is about ted strickland and rob portman. the voters have given me a com

. >>> plus, jerry springer madness. our flashback as the host shared his secret to success. >>> jennifer lawrence presented >>> it's a sea of halloween for kelly clarkson. ?? rocking the singer's signature wig, kelly belted out the massive hit "chandelier." >> i love that song. i really love that song. >> kelly clarkson, you just made my day. i love it. >> and the problem is, i can't >> obviously we're not seeing her without her dancer. welcome my maddie for the day, heidi klum. >> heidi loves her halloween and her big party is coming up tonight. buttit was a wild weekend for we spotted two of george clooney's exes at the bash george throws with cindy craw'sford husband, randy gerber. >> we brought the kids, too. >> clooney was a no-show. but two of george's exes enjoyed the festivities, along with other partygoers, like tatum in an epic unicorn costume. move over leonardo dicaprio, trying to go incognito. instead, leo hung with newly single toby mcguire. leo told me he hit utep ka hudson's bash nearby. a corset for a s

. >> mike: let's go to the sideline with jerry. >> jerry: down here with coach. coach what a difference in the second half. you come out of the locker room and just dominate physically on bodes sides of the ball. what changed? >> well juls challenged our guys. we said this game would be won on "d" line and "o" line and just our guys, our players, taysom did a great job leading the offense and that is what happens when you put together a complete game. >> jerry: time and again, taysom hill, tries to make it fourth and short, sliding head first. how do you describe his etch fort today? >> no words. this guy just does everything you ask him to. he is adeal as a player, great leader, humble. he is all able the team. he is a great young man and does a great job or the team. >> jerry: congratulations. let's bring in taysom hill. what lit the fire with the offense in the second half? >> yeah, i just wasn't going to leave the stadium without a win tonight. and i told my teammates before the game, i was going to do everything i could to get a win. >> jerry: three season e

low 60s for lows. >> kelsey: will take it jerry. thank you so much. this next one low rider is her name and cubs baseball is a teams oldest but most loyal fans. >> reporter: whenever they play she is glued to the tv. no casual fury she for loretta dolan keep score of every game every batter right down to the pitch count.>> i do. yes. otherwise i wouldn't know. i wouldn't know who was up. [laughter] isn't that remarkable. for loretta has been keeping score cubs games for more than half a century. here's what a sample of truth. scorecards from as far back as 63. williams central banks hubs back one hot dog at wrigley was $0.30 and beer was a dime more. if loretta didn't have a scorecard handy she would make one. if she missed a game should use a newspaper box court to fill in the blanks. because there falling asleep and loretta doesn't tire. >> i've never seen a doze off during the game. >> i don't know i'm so interested so that i couldn't put it down. >> we warmed up loretta before he tossed out the first pitch at wrigley. two years ago when she hit th

that is what we do. >> reporter: donald trump the ceremony jerry fickes was promoted to lieutenant jerryo captain. >>> a brother of a man shot and killed by philadelphia police after stabbing four people is speaking out. comes day after the police commissioner revealed officers fired more than 100 shots. jeaneatte reyes spoke with the suspect's brother a short time ago and joins us from police headquarters with more. jeaneatte? >> reporter: walter, police say christopher soul stabbed four people including his 8-year-old son after he was shot at 100 times by police. we spoke to his older brother about the tragedy that hit this family and many questions that will likely go unanswered. >> when i heard, i was shocked. i dropped the phone. >> reporter: the news was hard to believe let alone processed. wednesday, police say his younger brother christopher slashed his 8-year-old son's throat. the 32-year-old would walk a quarter of a mile to a friend's home, stab a 70-year-old and punch a 42-year-old. >> that wasn't him. it was the -- it's still unreal. >> reporter: his brother would die after

. >> reporter: suzie evans' husband jerry, the athlete, the pilot, the adventurer never expected to be a cancer patient. >> first x-ray they said we're fluid. you've got stage 4 lung cancer. >> reporter: the diagnosis led them to the cancer center at university of colorado hospital and a trial study that worked at first. >> for whatever physiological reason he developed a resistance to the therapy. >> reporter: suzie is grateful her husband was home. >> jerry passed away on december 13th. >> reporter: they were together that day. >> >> reporter: suzie knew what jerry wanted and she didn't flinch. >> not at all, oh, not at all. >> reporter: reaching out to his oncologist with a question he was surprised to hear. >> would any of the cancer tissue be useful now even though, you know, jerry has passed on? could you learn something from that that might help others? and the short answer is yes. >> reporter: suzie allowed doctors to study jerry's body and how his cancer changed. >> if they don't have tissue things to put under the microscope, it's trial and error, trial and error. >> reporter

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jerry says soon no one will be going into the silo. he's getting ready to cover the entrance and close it up for we have people coming in here because of the liability that is involved in this thing and, in keeping people out. it's a pester to the people that live here close by. so we're going to seal it up, and -- where nobody can get into it. >> even jerry admits it's kind of sad in a way a piece of u.s. history is going to be closed off. but, understandabl through the iron bars, just past the concrete silo cover. through the fields, just down the road. >> since we first aired that story in the spring jerry did seal up that place. you can't get down there anymore. said he was just tired of people coming to explore. but what i am sure of is, up next, we're going to take to you a place 10 million vehicles go through every year. oh. how many cars can you put on the road and get them to travel i'm still not sure where but you know, ooh -- that's a rat trap. i knew it. i knew it. ok. next, we're going to take you to a place that i'm sure

anybody -- >> jerry's going to bring us -- >> jerry's going to bring us a little surprise. >> yeah. >> all right, now -- >> we're also going to catch up, we're so excited, we have the very talented anna kendrick. you know her from up in the air and pitch perfect. >> adore her. >> now, she has a new kind of audience. and we're going to talk about that. >> another talented actress with a beautifu find out why she may be coming to a town near you in a bus full of boys. >> we'll explain. >> plus, bobbie's here with baby miles who just started walking. >> oh, he did? >> he's so precious. she's got some fun items toddlers and moms are going to love. >> of course we're going to make two lucky moms very happy with they just got ambushed. and update you on louis' dog. >> you were involved with a lovely surprise. >> today was such a fun day for me, especially for this woman named joanne. was coming to new york to watch the show she thought, oblivious to the world. >> she thought she had a doctor's appointment. >> she had no idea that her entire family was coming here to surprise her. she's a

hello jerry. [jerry] hello buck. [buck]we're right here on the end of your dock with your float plane behind us which is what you use to stage all your adventures in the interior of alaska. give us an idea of your operation here. [jerry] well, we're a primarily a hunting operation. we run three aircraft, two supercubs on tundra tires, a heliocarrier on floats as you can see behind me. we operate in the brooks range in the month of august with dall sheep and caribou. with talkeetna mountains we hunt moose, grizzly, dall sheep and black bear during september. and then we hunt cold bay on the end of the alaska peninsula during october for the month of may. [buck] what kind of conditions, what kind of camps do you run out here in this wilderness? [jerry]well, i'm fortunate enough to have two concessions inside of national wildlife refuges. i've been granted wildlife refuge, and one in eisenbech national wildlife refuge. that's where we hunt our dall sheep and our brown bear. and then, the talkeetna mountains here is a co

. >> mike: let's go to jerry punch, doc? >> jerry: coach this is like a hef qulif weight championship fight. punch, counterpunch. what was key for the huskers to hang on? >> i really, really appreciate the resiliency of the team. we're not always pretty although we played a lot of good defense tonight. we kept playing and the indiana team kept playing. it was really hard sbift was nts all good. buff i love our our team plays in the end. >> jerry: coming in 5-0, there a shell out on the huskers. what you did learn about your team made? >> i learned our team will fight. i have known that all along. that's what i can trust just about every week out. we have to them them get better and better as a football team. but i know they are working like crazy and they will fight in a game freal hart. >> coach, >> it's great for everybody. it's particularly great for the 2016 team. is a really -- this team's been through a lot. since the end of last season to where they are right now. they have hung together and they have thrown. what it

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- [jerry] which one is that? - it says franz, - [jerry] oh my goodness. - rhinegeist or somethin' like that. - rhinegeist, the rhinegeist is out of cincinnati. - is that pretty good? - great brewery, yes, very good. - yeah, maybe i could get the young lady to pour me one of those. - you think we can get her attention? - i don't know, maybe. - i don't know. - yo, yo! - [jerry] christina! - [david] christina! here she comes! - [jerry] man needs a beer. - [david] here comes christina. can i get a short one of these rhinegeist at, this place is a fun place too. i walked in, the music is great, and i looked up. what's goin' on, you can see the ceiling up there, there's another floor. - [jerry] there's a third floor, yes. - it's the tallest building in town. - it is the tallest building in town, it wasn't until 1912, that's when they added the third story. - [david] oh yeah. - but we have a separate restaurant on the third floor, which is-- - oh, here we go. - [jerry] which is called 1 linden alley, named after the all

tom: jerry webman thank you so much. mann and catherine jerry webman.technology, we are honored that professor holmstrom will join us on radio this morning. worldwide, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: the litmus paper, the foreign exchange -- yen weaker this morning. euro is a big deal. euro, weaker sterling. we will show that any moment. and south africa is making headlines. the dollar ran 14.25. francine? francine: coming up shortly it :s "bloomberg daybreak americas." oil is in the news after vladimir made his statements yesterday. steve rattner will be here to talk about politics with the election coming up in 30 days. pimco.k of on news out of pimco "bloomberg daybreak." with jonathan ferro and alix steel as well. wereine: document, we talking about trade and populism. i want to focus on brexit. mark carney is taking the bank of england on tour. end welloing to ia or badly? catherine: whenever we see moving -- currencies moving quite this month -- whenever we see currencies moving quite this much, we're probably a little oversold at this thing, and it wil

let's go down to jerry with mike riley. >> jerry: you told me you have to find a way to run the football. but it was the passing game that half. how do you describe the play of your offense? >> sporadic, all over the place. we made plays when we absolutely had to have something going. when we had a scoring drive. but it was pretty sporadic. we did not have anything consistent. i thought that coach parker did a nice job of prepping that team to play today in a hard circumstance. right now we are glad to win. >> jerry: you are 7-0, given happened today, what are your priorities and concerns as you try to get ready to play wisconsin? >> we always talk about winning the games. immediately when we do that, we have to go back to examine what it looked like. i really, really like this team a lot but we are not very pretty often enough. we are going to just try to get better. we have to go back and work. will see it and we will go to work to do everything we can to get ready to beat wisconsin. >> jerry: coach, congratulations. >> mike: thank you jerry. thank you coach. >> ed: undefeated and not

jerry it feels like fall. looking like fall outside with all the halloween decorations. >> jerry: hasn't felt very much like ball this october. we been about 25 days above normal it's been ridiculous but will go to the big temperature drop on halloween. we should get back to wh 70s. we have been in the low mid-80s for the last week or so and we had some 90s this month as well. let's go over and take a look at a live shot from the strive their temperature top with our out the airport it was 70 degrees as i've been showing you it's in the 60s elsewhere. across the valley we have a low off the coast of california to that counterclockwise world moving and send it in some onshore flow ahead of it off the southern california coast. the clouds are over us this moisture aloft not really expecting it to the ground here in the valley. we'll see increasing amount of sunshine through the day will also see increasing wins. you can see by 1:00 p.m. there blowing it 19 to 20 miles an hour and into the 20s by 5:00 p.m. there

thank you jerry. what a fight for the zika continues across the nation including places like cuba up next how the country has been fighting the buzzing enemy. and a light image from downtown you spend a lot of time opening doors for these little guys. but congressman heck opens them for these guys -- special interests and the billionaire koch brothers. they spent millions supporting heck, and heck supports their agenda -- special tax breaks even for corporations shipping jobs overseas. and raising taxes on us. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible >> john: today's health watch despite the islands limited resources cuba has declared war on zika with fumigation squats going house to house to prevent the disease from spreading. so far the efforts seem to be paying off. patrick looks at how the country has been fighting the buzzing enemy. >> reporter: in cuba where there's smoke there's usually the massive effort to control climate is an ideal breeding ground for the mosqui

. >>> now to a change in our weather jerry brown is standing by. what's happening? >> not much happening tonight gerard, but it's going to get cooler. there's a wind advisory out, and that klug includes just about our entire viewing area as you can see there. let's see, see if i can move back a little here. why we have a wind advisory. there you see, you can see deep low off the coast, vancouver island, moisture ahead of it. that cooler air is going to be working its way in. caribbean major hurricane isn't going anywhere fast. lots of wind to talk about, and i'll be back in my main report to talk about it. >>> two men robbed a southeast with an undisclosed amount of money. bank of america's surveillance camera, police tell news3 the men walked into the bank on east flamingo. one may have long dread locks. call 385-5555 and you can remain anonymous, you the know anything >>> increasing possibility that a major earthquake could hit the area of southern california. telling southern californians to remain on alert. a serious ever small tell rocking the area. could have

be if what they say is true does jerry falwell jr.donald trump. >> i'm going vote for crump because i believe he's the best qualified to be president of the united states. and i'm going to say anything to besmirch the character of any of these women. it is the heat of the election. four weeks away from election day. and serve in a frenzy. so we have to keep that in mind. the "new york times" is very anti-trump. and i believe the statement that was just released. they absolutely deny all the allegations. but that is not the point. the point is what about the donald trump of today? is he a changed man? i think he is. he is taken all -- all the right positions on all the issues. he will do what's best for america as president. hillary clinton has admitted that she has different positions in public than she does in private. in haiti she gave her friends who donated to her foundation contracts to rebuild the country after the earthquake. she's colluded with the justice department in her e-mail scandal. she is -- she'll do anything to avoid

. >> mike: let's go to the sideline with jerry. >> jerry: down here with coach. coach what a difference in the second half. you come out of the locker room and just dominate physically on bodes sides of the ball. what changed? >> well juls challenged our guys. we said this game would be won on "d" line and "o" line and just really extremely proud of our guys, our players, taysom did a great job leading the offense and that is what happens when you put together a complete game. >> jerry: time and again, taysom hill, tries to make it fourth and short, sliding head first. how do you describe his etch fort today? >> no words. this guy just does everything you ask him to. he is adeal as a player, great leader, humble. he is all able the team. he is a great young man and does a great job or the team. >> jerry: congratulations. let's bring in taysom hill. what happened with you? what lit the fire with the offense in the second half? >> yeah, i just wasn't going to leave the stadium without a win tonight. and i told my teammates before the game, i was going to do everyth

. >> mike: let's go to the sideline with jerry. >> jerry: down here with coach. coach what a difference in the second half. you come out of the locker room and just dominate physically on bodes sides of the ball. what changed? >> well juls challenged our guys. we said this game would be won on "d" line and "o" line and just really extremely proud of our guys, our players, taysom did a great offense and that is what happens when you put together a complete game. >> jerry: time and again, taysom hill, tries to make it fourth and short, sliding head first. how do you describe his etch fort today? >> no words. this guy just does everything you ask him to. he is adeal as a player, great leader, humble. he is all able the team. he is a great young man and does a great job or the team. >> jerry: congratulations. let's bring in taysom hill. what happened with you? what lit the fire with the offense in the second half? leave the stadium without a win tonight. and i told my teammates before the game, i was going to do everything i could to get a win. >> jerry: three season

the end las vegas raider fans cling to the words of the leaks most influential and powerful owner jerry jones "he made a presentation to committees in new york a couple of weeks ago so i'm familiar with that but i'm really familiar generally with what is being worked out" chris maathuis answer questions about las vegas and the raiders in houston texas chris maathuis eight sports now >>> ((brian loftus)) >>> president obama giving one last toast during his final state dinner. ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day. we see who made an appearance to last night's event. at the white house./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten near mosul are clearing villages recaptured from isis. it's just the beginning of a massive offensive. the battle for mosul started monday just east of the city. kurdish fighters went house to house - hunting down the handful of isis fighters holding ou. eradicating isis in the actual city with a million people will be much more difficult. many people in iraq expect it to take months. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> meanwhile reside