jess: you're pretty keen. chris: hello. jess: hi. chris: how are you? jess: good, how are you?in. chris: this should be the last time. jess: i hope so. no offense. narrator: it's been three weeks since boris had 10 teeth removed in readiness for today's final and most important surgery. jess: last night in bed i might've had a few little dark thoughts about the what if and if something goes wrong. but we've fought too hard and he's fought his whole life. so he's here against all odds. chris: come on buddy. jess: bye bubba. no, you need to go. chris: you gotta go buddy. come on. jess: be good. chris: come boris. jess: be good. chris: come on. narrator: this is the last chance to fix the dangerous hole in his mouth. chris: the tricky thing about today is that it's not like 95 percent of the work has been done and we're almost there, this is the hardest operation, the trickiest operation. andrew: nadine kept it quite quiet that this hasn't been done very often. didn't ya? nadine: i did, yeah. sorry, i just...i'm quite nervous about it. chris: boris has had so many different operat

. - i'm jess harden's wife. jess harden. well, they say he stole $80,000 from the bank in war lance. - well, i never hearar of war lance or jess harden. - war lance is dead now. ghost town. several years ago, it amounted to something. jess used to clerk in the general store there. they say jess did it. - do you believe he did? - i don't know. but i will next week... when he comes home. - money? - never turned up. - does harden know what war lance is now? - he told me that he'd be back and meet me in the very same spot in the general store, just like nothing happened in between. who believe it's hidden in war lance or close by. - mm-hmm. and theyeyl be waiting for jess, too. i need somebody on my side. - and, uh, this, i take it, is your offer for my services. - are you accepting? - well, if i weren't, i should have protested your method of dealing some moments ago. where do i cash these in? - i'll be waiting for you in war lance... next wednesday? - in a ghost town? - mm-hmm. - you reckon it's him? - hang tight. if it is har

and now "jesse ventura's marijuanamanefesto.". welcome, jesse ventura! everyone! >> dr. travis: it's a salient topic. legalization of marijuana is on the minds of many people. 14 states have it on the ballot. [ applause ] >> including here in california. big, big votes for us in our state. >> that's why i am here. [ laughter ] >> you gotta vote on it. i urge you people, do the right thing! chause [ applause ] ? >> dr. travis: i want to ask you, jesse, why are you -- clearly you are passionate about it to the point you wrote a book on it. talk to us about it? >> what happened to me was th someone close to me was experiencing epileptic seize your disorder at a later age, was seizing 3-4 times a week >> dr. travis: am dealing with this --, i am dealing with this. my life was gone, this person's life was gone. i will admit, my wife 41 years, first lady of minnesota. she went on four different seize your medications over 2 >> bad side effects. >> bad side effects. none worked. took her to colorado. and got her what they call medical marijuana, 3 drops under the tongue, 3 time

and that is how we got jesse helms. and jesse helms, senator helms, ultimately got to the senate too late to stop that hated voting rights act the first time around. he didn't get there until the 1970s. when the voting rights act was up for reauthorization for the first time in 1982, jesse helms filibustered it, in his words, until the cows came home. he did everything he could to try to get rid of the voting rights act. that was in 1982. 1983, he led an epic filibuster of the federal holiday that would honor martin luther king. when he finally relented with his martin luther king filibuster after days of stopping that holiday, the a.p. interviewed him about what he had done. this is kind of amazing. stumbled across this today. i was looking at old newspaper clippings. "he said in an interview that he realized his opposition to the bill and comments about king had angered the black community. but helms said he didn't expect to get much black support in his re-election bid anyway. "i face reality. the blacks have a histo

jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. [music] [police siren] jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: sir, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. shawn: yes, sir. bud: see ya, buddy. today, shawn's got a hearing, we'll see how it goes. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. >>> it is game day, i want to go back to my colleague, nbc's chris jansing, who's there in north carolina. this is a key state that's going to send one of these two candidates to the white house. a millennial vote is necessary here. i want to play for everybody how president obama addressed the room yesterday about the clinton's e-mail problem. >> i trust her. i know her. i would not be supporting her if i did not have absolute confidence of her integrity and interest of making sure that young people have a better future. i do think that there is a norm that, you know, when their investigations, we don't operate on innuendos and we don't operate on incomplete infor

. >> jess, what i not do both? why not do corporate and individual and just tackle it to quote president obama in reference to president trump, what did obama say? i won. well, not only did donald trump win, but the republicans won. >> you've got it all. >> so why not use your political capital? >> well, i think they should, but he's going to have four years of this, right? well, i guess two years. we'll see what happens in 2018. i wanted to bring up what steve morse side who is an economic advisor to donald trump. he talks about how we should actually pace through this and do the corporate tax cut first and then go to personal income taxes because he was talking about the $2.6 trillion that's going to be repay traited to the u.s. and donald trump will only tax that at i believe 10%. we'll get that money back and that will be a sweetener for democrats who can use the money for infrastructure. >> to spend. >> we need something. i need a highlight here. you have a republican president who's more into infrastructure s

in the earlmo november 13, along the loop 202, jesse minute and three friends were coming home from a party. >> switched lanes and got scared or swerved and totally just ended in disaster. >> reporter: the car rolled several times, jesse asleep in the back seat ejected. she wasn't wearing a seatbelt. >> doesn't seem fair at all. i'm kind of upset because if different. >> reporter: she spent five days in a medical coma with family by her bedside. >> i held her hand and prayed. i didn't really say anything because i didn't know what to say. took the injuries extreme, family saying goodbye before doctors removed her from life support. >> it was the hardest thing i have ever had to do. >> reporter: earlier this year, jesse and her mom were interviewed while they were out storm chasing. >> you are in the desert of arizona and we still have beauty here. it's great. >> reporter: an amazing day shared by a mother and daughter, a young woman who will be missed deeply. >> it has been devastating at times. sometimes anger. sometimes just breaking down crying. >> reporter: with a big smile and a

and know is how we got jesse helm, and jesse helm, senator helms, ultimately got to the senate too late to stop the hated voting rights act, but when it was up for reauthorization for the first time in 1982, jesse helm filibustered it in his words, until the cows came home, doing everything he could to get rid of the voting rights act. that was 1982. in '83 he led an epic filibuster with martin luther king jr. when he finally relented, the ap interviewed him about what he had done. this was kind of amazing. i stumbled across it today looking at old newspaper clippings. quote, he said in an interview he realized his opposition to king and his comments angered the black community. but he said he didn't expect to get much black support anyway. he said i faced reality, the blacks have a history of voting democratic down the line. jesse helm did overlap with one african-american senator during his entire tenure in the united states senate. carol moseley braun. famously he got into one of the elevators with her and the senator from utah. and he looked at her, and then he turned to orrin hatch

you need any character witnesses, jesse you got the whole town. we want you back as sheriff, jesse. now, you keep the jail clean. if i'm gonna occupy it, i want it sanitary. if i'm gonna run it, i want it in good condition. ?

i'll explain why jesse hughs is in the spotlight again.: yesterday marked one year since the terrorist attacks that killed 139 people. but there was reportedly some drama involving the band's lead singer when he showed up at the venue. in march i interviewed jesse hughes who made headlines suggesting some of the club security might have been in on the attacks. was there anything about that night that was strange or off. other than see these people with their dour expressions looking out of place. >> i walked past the dude who was supposed to be the security guard for backstage, and he didn't even look at me. i said how it that dude, i want to put another guy on. i found out six or so wouldn't show up at all. y. kennedy: why is that? >> out of respect for the police still investigating i won't make a definite statement. but it seems obvious they had a reason not to show up. kennedy: jesse said i sum reply beg forgiveness from the people of france, and the security at bataclan or anyone else hurt by the absurd accusations i made in my fox bu

jesse and another passenger ejected on impact. both were not wearing seatbelts. her injuries so severe she was in a coma for five days before her family decided to take her off life support. tonight her friends are hoping by sharing jesse story they may be able to save another person from dying on our roads. >> i want people to recognize the importance and wearing a will be in this world anymore. if she would have had her seatbelt on i would have have my best friend. >> reporter: jesse family is slammed with thousands of dollars in medical bills. i will have more on how you can help them. also news from dps, on how deadly the seatbelt violations can be. the numbers may surprise you. i will have more coming up.>>> neighbors get into a nasty fight outside of a home near 111th and northern avenue. it got really dangerous when police say 46-year-old todd michael klein through a hammer hitting his neighbor in the arm. he ended up needing several stitches. he said it was in self-defense. witnesses say that was not the case. >>> a disturbing fine and a gilbert canal. wh

i heard you and jesse talking. i heard what you propose doing great i will not permit it. >> i am not asking your permission. >> it is my hotel. i would rather close it then see bloodshed. >> there has already been some. >> i will see that there is no more of it. i will go after kovac if i have i plan to skin kovac. >> why? >> jesse is a friend of mine. >> there is no sense in talking further. >> i understand how you feel about violence. >> josh. i was married once. and very happily to a man who feels like you do. he was killed in a gunfight. >> maybe you can understand why i feel the way a do. >> if you want a man to do a job, do not take away his tools. you would not be in a situation if jesse had his way. there he is beaten to death. >> keep your hands on the desk. >> you're either a brave man or a full. i believe you're the latter. what do you want? >> take a look. >> some are going to be looking for you and jesse. >> why tell me this? >> i do not want to see this town turned into a shooting range. >> what am i

but jesse denies he tried to get into the show. >> i wanted to see the place open.ut i never actually tried to go into the show. i never even met the dude. i don't know him, i never met him. i don't know what he's talking about. it could be little bit harder to get rid of me than that. i love this place. i love my friends. if you look around all you see is people determined to not let the bad guys win. if there is any place i would want to be, it would be there. reporter: jessee and the band and the bataclan will be linked forever. he said because of political correctness more people died than had to. the bodies were horrifically caused up and mute late. i invited jesse on to the show and he accepted but his manager make him back out possibly for fear he would speak the truth. let's hope we don't repeat the same mistakes by licensing those who tell it like it is even when it's not what we want to hear. the average american household i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harv

today's tmj4 with shannon sims, charles benson and storm team 4 meteorologist jesse ritka. steve: i am steve chamraz back on the anchor desk alongside shannon sims. more news now a georgia jury began deliberating today in the hot chair death trial. shannon: he left him inside a hot car for nearly seven hours. horrible accident. steve: a woman was killed after being pushed after a new york subway train. this happened monday at the time square station. another woman sin custody. shannon: 19 children were sent to the hospital monday after nearly 30 got sick at a day care facility in florida. the cause is not yet known, but officials are looking at a cateredun outside the facility. steve: how the astronauts were able to cast their ballots while the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, nd flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seal

if jesse used software to rig the election, working for hollis... if we can get into jesse's bank account, we can maybe see the payment hollis made to him, and then see if he used the same account to pay becky. good idea. too bad you can't access a dead man's bank account. maybe you can. (earth, wind & fire) ? to see what you can truly be ? ? what you can truly be ? (abby) jesse banged elaine! quinn saw a text on his phone that read, and i quote, "u wore me out. think you broke my bed," sideways happy face. ? shining star come into view ? ? yeah, give you strength to carry on ? (giggles) ? yeah, make your body big and strong, yeah ? i helped you move! i lent you 2,200 freakin' dollars, and you go bang that skank while i took your freakin' laptop to the freakin' genius bar for four freakin' hours? you are so dead! ? no matter who you are ? hi. i need to pick up a laptop i dropped off. what time? two years ago. ? shining star for you to see ? ? what your life can truly be ? i can wait. who's that guy? now why did he do that? now who's that? this seaso

meteorologist jesse ritka is back with jesse ritka is back with the latest on our lows drop to 34 degrees in milwaukee and will drop below freezing inland and as the moisture on the back side of this low pressure wraps around it, there will be some light rain changing over to light snow snow accumulation is expected on grassy surfaces and the roads should remain warm enough to prevent troubles on streets but visibility could drop a bit before 10am due to the wind. after any lingering flurry exits on saturday morning it will be a chilly winds gusting up to 45mph at times the wind chills will be in the 20s.skies clear out saturday night and sunday morning lows will only be in the 20s, feeling like the teens with the wind. despite sunshine on sunday it will be another chilly day with highs again only in breezy nw wind at 10-15mph to keep wind chills mainly in the upper 20s. stay warm hunters! monday will start out cold but with blue skies at least we'll warm back into the 40s. the wind increases n on tuesdawitha warm front that will brinanother chance at upper 40s to keep it l as rain. thank

prosecutor jesse evans. >> he's got some severe issues with obsession.i don't think he has the ability to feel compassion for other people. he's clearly a brilliant individual, but he's a brilliant scary individual. >> while daker was hospitalized, lottie packed up and moved to the house in cobb county, about 20 minutes north of atlanta, where karmen and nick lived downstairs. so you moved. >> yes. >> to try and escape him? >> mm-hmm. >> in october, on friday the 13th, waseem daker was released from the hospital, less than two weeks later, karmen smith was dead. now lottie spencer was overwhelmed with guilt and anger. >> waseem daker is evil. he's pure evil. he's a monster. >> and that's what lottie told police. she said her stalker must have been the one behind the attack on karmen and nick. but why? daker was obsessed with lottie. he never met or even spoke to karmen. or had he? lottie thought she knew the answer. a phone call she says daker made to karmen's phone a few days before the murder. >> it was friday the 20th and the calls started coming in.

and jesse jr. when i talked to him for this book was before these other public disputes had happened, and he volunteers, and he said to me for the record, i think that a lot of our leaders have abandoned us, have taken on the wrong aroach. and he -- approach. and he was very openly and purposefully critical of his father's approach, the everything is a civil rights issue approach is the way he described it. and jesse sr.'s response when i asked him, well, you know, we're just different. we concern i encouraged debate in our house, which is the way he put it. which i'm sure it must be an interesting debate when i'm not there. >> host: right. and somebody else you mentioned is harold ford who ran for the senate in tennessee, now the head of the democratic leadership council, a moderate organization from a very prominent -- >> guest: goes out of his way to let people know he's a card-carrying member of the national rifle association. you know f be he was going to get elected statewide in tennessee, he

jesse helm's epic filibuster against the martin luther king jr. holiday, interesting the ap asked him, are you worried how it would affect you politicly? you're in a state with a lot of not only was he worried about that is what he was building his capital on. filibusterering, that was something he came back to again and again and again in his political life, proudly. he was not ashamed of it. he used it a lot. it can spike a particular white vote if you do stuff like that even if it costs you all your black vote. even though jesse helms did everything he could to filibuster the holiday, it didn't end up being a single person filibuster record. the record longest filibuster in the united states by any state senator, that record actually is that record was also set against civil rights election but it is a record that belongs to this guy. gentlemen, that there is not enough troops in the army to force the southern people to break down segregation and admit the negro race into our theaters, into our swimming pools. churches. it was the two political

===jess/next close=== next. so >>> "nbc nightly news" >>> finally tonight, two best friends taking social media by storm. a boy and his dog, bringing smiles to tens of thousands with their adorable pictures. now they're part of a mission to help other kids that need a place to call home. harry smith has more in our latest installment of "inspiring america." >> reagan, come here. >> reporter: as dogs go, reagan is a true ham. >> hey, reagan, what a good boy. >> reporter: always camera-ready. but he really shines when he's with his besty, 3-year-old buddy. >> here you go. >> reporter: buddy. not his real name. is a foster child living in oregon. >> i started calling him reagan's little buddy, because that's who he was. >> reporter: the dog belongs to buddy's foster grandparents. together the boy and the dog are nothing short of adorable. >> there was an instant bond. they loved each other from day one. >> reporter: the photos never show a clear view of buddy's face for his protection. yet the two have more than 10

meteorologist jesse ritka is back with the latest on our forecast, next. jesse ritka is back with the latest on our forecast, next. says it won't let up for a while. the cadillac xt5... what should we do? ...tailored to you. wait it out. equipped with apple carplay compatibility. ?? now during season's best, get this low mileage lease on this cadillac xt5 from around $429 per month, erburger three cuts of fresh imidwest beef.t nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. we just got an update on that traffic back up caused by a car fire.it's on southbound i- 94 at highway k-r in racine county.you can see how backed up the traffic is coming from the north.d-o-t tells us all southbound lane will be cl

jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. [music] [police siren] jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: sir, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. shawn: yes, sir. bud: see ya, buddy. today, shawn's got a hearing, we'll see how it goes. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. >>> election diary thursday, november 3, 2016. thursday before election is usually my time to make a prediction. i have a simple method. look at the matchup right now, check the wind direction and project where things will stand on tuesday. well, clearly hillary clinton has a few points ahead right now, she's ahead, that's the easy part. now to check wind direction and velocity. there's the problem. is it still in trump'sirection as it's been since last frida or has hillary clinton changed the subject back to trump's personal conduct over the years? okay, i'll say it. i watched last night's seventh game of the world series and here's what happened and why i think i

jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. [music] [police siren] jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: sir, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. shawn: yes, sir. bud: see ya, buddy. today, shawn's got a hearing, we'll see how it goes. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. teachers, firefighters and nurss support prop 51. prop 51 repairs older schools and removes dangerous lead paint and pipes ensuring classrooms are safe for all students. for safe schools vote yes on 51. the u.s.those of us whoof freedserved in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote. teachers, nurses and firefightes support

>> jesse does not recommend a smart phone for children until at least high school. next the kindle fire for kids. >> not of as much hatred for the kindle. tablet or even reader for children. >> the readers are a great thing. the thing to watch out for with the readers if you are giving her child a child a tablet. that is what this is. the kindle in particular has great parental control but you have to use them. all of the things that go with having a phone is similar to this unless you lock down locked on the wi-fi in your house and the devices. >> jesse says just make sure you set the parental control controls before it goes under the many kids will ask for computer but jesse says a calm book would be a better choice for for younger children. >> it is uninhabitable c can use it in hotels or while you travel. it requires a wi-fi signal which use as long as the wi-fi signals lockdown in her house you're in your house you are in good shape erie it a lot of schools use these. >> let's finish with the latest gadget out there, these goggles. >> i dislike these almost as

and now 22-year-old jesse kielman is the newest member of the commission. kcrg-tv9's jordee kalk talked with him about his plans for a position he didn't expect to be in. on this campus, jesse kielman is a super-star. 29:02, "i'm that guy, i harass people at the checkouts."th e communication s major turned sustainability guru has a mission throughout people about the environment. 29:19, "do you know how long it takes a sack to degrade? it's like 3000 years!" a passion he's now going to take to the county government. and it's all thanks to his mom.. 27:29,"about 10 o'clock on election day my mom went down to vote and she told me she wrote me in and i said oh that would be really cool."from there it spiraled. on a post on his facebook page kielman asked friends to commission. 28:11, "i think the reason it got so much traction is people already knew i was interested in it." but the county had to take a few days to count in write in votes. so kielman didn't find out the results until tuesday. 33:06, "i got a text from my mom, i don't know who she got the result

youtube, so jesse is like, i want in! finds out 150-pound limit for weight at ups, so goes all sciency and weighs himself. >> he's close. >> he is close. got to factor in the weight of the box but also he's going to do an overnight mailing, so he needs to get himself supplies. >> got some food, doubled up on candy. myor there we go. >> i don't want to be stored on my head, so -- >> this way up. >> just in case, he puts fragile on, as well. >> hopefully they read this. >> they wait until the very, very end of the day, right before it closes, 5:00. he doesn't want to be sitting around the entire time. later it shows us the box sealed up. >> his foot is going to fall through the bottom. >> once he's inside he notices the same problem for him as >> really, really hot. >> little later i think he gets picked up, moved around, put into a truck, on the conveyer belt. eventually, he thinks ends up in some sort of storage area for the night. he wants to see what it looks like, so he cuts himself a hole. puts his iphone up to the ho

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jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. [music] [police siren] jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: sir, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. shawn: yes, sir. bud: see ya, buddy. today, shawn's got a hearing, we'll see how it goes. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. daddy! lets play! sorry kids. feeling dead on your feet? i've been on my feet all day. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have a unique gel wave design for outrageous comfort that helps you feel more energized. dr. scholl's. feel the energy! politically divided right now, but if you look at the map where democrats and republicans turn out to vote like this 2012 map by electoral vote. look at that by zip code, it's strikingly red. you'll find a lot of blue on the coast near the water where they are made up of big cities. geographically it's more red than blue. it doesn't paint a real pretty picture for november 15. the two polls to close first will be new hampshire

jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. [music] [police siren] jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? out of the vehicle for me. shawn: yes, sir. bud: see ya, buddy. today, shawn's got a hearing, we'll see how it goes. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. announcer: don't wait. communicate. >> ushaka: today, we are going to wrangle a giraffe and take him on the journey of a lifetime. so buckle up and get ready for a wild ride, because this is africa-- this is "safari tracks." >> men: (singing african language) >> ushaka: kunjani! i am ushaka. if you ever wanted to know how to move a giraffe, today is your lucky day. we're following a team of scientists as they move more than 50 giraffes all of the action from start to finish. but before we meet up with the science team, let's check in on some of africa's most famous hairless critters. ?? >> ushaka: many creatures in africa don't know the meaning of a bad hair day. these creatures get by with just

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. >> what's going on, my name is jesse and today i have a crazy video for you. >> that's exactly what's going on right here. jesse is up in canada and he's inspired because he saw one of his favorite youtubers put himself inside a box and mail himself, picked up 4.7 million views on youtube, so jesse is like, i want finds out 150-pound limit for weight at ups, so goes all sciency and weighs himself. >> he's close. >> he is close. got to factor in the weight of the box but also he's going to do an overnight mailing, so he needs to get himself supplies. >> got some food, doubled up on candy. my portable charger, crackers, there we go. >> i don't want to be stored on my head, so -- on, as well. >> hopefully they read this. >> they wait until the very, very end of the day, right before it closes, 5:00. he doesn't want to be sitting around the entire time. later it shows us the box sealed up. >> his foot is going to fall through the bottom. >> once he's inside he notices the same problem for him as happened to the other guy. >> really, really hot. >> little later i think he gets picked up, m

. >> welcome to watters' world i am jourhost jesse watters'. president-elect trump won the electoral vote and thousands of liberals don't want him as commander in chief. they are protesting and threatening to move to canada. you name it. i decided to go to philadelphia and see what people are so scared about. president donald trump. what dew isn'ting >> it is stupid. >> i cried. >> i am scared. he is a loose cannon. >> i feel like i am in mourning for america. >> i am upset about this and instills that there are a lot of homophobic racist and ignorant people in this country. very scary. >> you want a hug. >> thank you. >> we are trying our best. ♪ don't cry for me, argentina. >> he just wants to destroy the community. i didn't vote. >> i feel like president donald trump is going todom the black race. and him being the president will start a race war. >> pray for donald trump and for those who don't like donald trump love your enemies and pray for those. >> donald trump was persecuted like you. you have a lot in common. >> god bless donald trump

joining us is jess mcintosh, a big friends of the show. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> how do you understand what happened last week? it's been a really hard week. i have been incredibly heartened to see how quickly the activist base mobilized to talk locally, how do we protect our neighbors in more jeopardy than they were because of this, what can we do in the immediate sense we lost the grander war and that speaks to an amazing resilience and also the fact that we won the popular vote. there were more people who voted for hillary's positive, inclusive vision for america than voted for trump's and even more that didn't come out at all. but i think any conversation that talks about what happened without talking about sexism and racism is missing a really large point of 2016. the fact that that woman, that supremely qualified, talented woman and that campaign which worked harder than everyone in the presidential campaign is wonderful, this one was run like that. we were in every state doing everything needed to happen. t

the next morning, jesse's mom popped into her daughter's room before work and saw jesse still fast asleep. >> nothing that you would ever think was odd when you left, i would imagine. >> no, no, and this was her first morning to sleep in, in a very long time. >> reporter: joy returned home for lunch and saw that jessie wasn't downstairs, ready for her afternoon violin lesson. >> i went to the top of the stairs. nothing, so then i went in. i came around the bed. and -- and then i kind of jiggled her a little bit. and nothing. and then i knew this is not good. this is not good. >> reporter: joy made a frantic call to 911. >> what's the problem? >> my daughter is blue. i went to wake her up and i just got home from, for lunch and she >> i don't think so, no. >> okay, you're trying to do cpr? >> i'm trying to just pump her chest. >> reporter: just hours before, she had seen her daughter sleeping peacefully. now joy, a chiropractor, was fighting to save jessie's life. >> your mother instincts were kicking in and your doctor instincts. >> yeah. yeah. i, i just kept thinking she fell asleep and

jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. [music] [police siren] jess: how many did you have?n: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: sir, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. shawn: yes, sir. bud: see ya, buddy. today, shawn's got a hearing, we'll see how it goes. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. ♪balance transferot to othat's my game♪ bank you never heard of, that's my name♪ haa! thank you. uh, next. watch me make your interest rate... disappear. there's gotta be a better way to find the right card. whatever kind you're searching for, creditcards.com lets you compare hundreds of cards to find the one that's right for you. just search, compare, and apply at creditcards.com. ♪a one, a two, a three percent cash back♪ says it won't let up for a while. the cadillac xt5... what should we do? ...tailored to you. wait it out. equipped with apple carplay compatibility. ♪ now during season's best, get this low mileage lease on this cadillac xt5 from around $429 per month

meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the forecast. due to the damp ground and the expected cooler air there is the chance for some fog to form overnight with the lack of wind.friday will be a near repeat sunny skies, highs near 60 degrees and a light wind eventually from the southwest. high pressure keeps us in this wonderful weather pattern throughout the weekend as well. low 60s, light winds and blue skies will continue for saturday and sunday so schedule your golf tee times and playground play-dates now! east on monday so temperatures will be a few degrees cooler but again it will be mostly russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher program. senior: don't let it happen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ fein

meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the weather.... the heaviest of the rain has come to an end, leaving a wide range of rain totals from a quarter to nearly an inch of rain across parts of southeast wisconsin. just a few light rain showers and sprinkles will linger this evening, completely exiting the area by

jesse and another passenger ejected from the car. both not wearing their seatbelts. >> when i got there she was in a coma. five days in a coma, and a gut wrenching decision for the family.>> she would not be able to talk or move.>> reporter: jesse bennett has now been taken off of by sharing her story tonight family and friends hoping to send a message of safety. seatbelts can save lives. >> even if you don't think it's important it is true. you never know what can happen. i would still have my best friend. >> reporter: jesse's family is struggling to pay her medical bills. sadly this is a big problem. dps record show just this year 35 people died on our roads all >>> the search for a killer in phoenix. the man shot at his front door of his apartment. the government is still on the loose tonight. all of this going down around midnight. near in a comp -- somebody knocked at his door and shot him several times per he did not survive. it is unclear if the two knew each other. >>> while cops search for that color another one is still the

our jessica reyes is live at south shore plaza where some shoppers have already been at it, jess. >> reporter: they have, catherine. the malls opened their stores at 12:01. not everything is open, but a lot of them are. the apple store is closed and the macy's is open and a little bit of a lull, but for 5:30 in the morning, there is still a pretty good crowd. we saw the and he said they were packed to the gills at midnight. they expect to peak guns when at 1 or 2 this afternoon. despite the early hours it is worth getting up for these sales. the mall opened at 12:01 with stores staggering their

jess? >> jessica: julie, as we have been reporting persona south 128 waltham hit by one car and hit by several others driving by. show you video from the scene now right after this happened, see one of the cars that was involved here and pretty serious damage in the hood of the car and there was a huge response from police last night. they were out here for several hours after this happened. road was shut down for a couple of hours and they were to reconstruct the accident scene here but there was still a lot of questions about this this morning. one of the biggest ones person they were actually walking in the middle lane of the highway, so we are still working to get

jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. [music] [police siren] jess: how many did you have? jess: you should be? officer: sir, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. shawn: yes, sir. bud: see ya, buddy. today, shawn's got a hearing, we'll see how it goes. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. >>> one of the big questions at the moment is whether the fbi e-mail review will affect the state of the race. in a new survey monkey poll, hillary clinton maintains her lead over donald trump. the week-long poll was conducting four days before and three days after the news with no apparent movement in this particular poll. clinton maintained a similar lead in a two-way matchup. 55% say it's an important issue to discuss and 44% say it was a distraction. joining me is christina and. so let's start with this idea of how much this is going to affect the race. which a lot of people are thinking about. what's your sort of general working theory right now? >> you know, we've looked back at octo

house this week to talk with first lady michelle obama county executive abele is here meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the weather.... our stretch of mild november weather continues and a light southeasterly wind will keep overnight temperatures closer to our average high than to our average low. there is the chance for some patchy fog to form under partly cloudy to we're following breaking news on milwaukee's northwest side. the milwaukee fire department was called to the scene near 68th and congress for a shooting.we don't know the circumstances at this time, but there appears to be at least one victim.we'll bring you the latest when available. milwaukee will soon have two dozen more firefighters working to protect the city.24 recruits from the milwaukee fire department 20-16 recruit class will graduate from the training academy tonight. each recruit spent the last 16 weeks preparing for this moment.the ceremony takes place tonight at 7 o'clock at the milwaukee fire department training academy. the kenosha common council reopen the city's dream playground.the playground for kids

meteorologist jesse ritka tells us when we may need to grab the umbrella. rainfall will range between a quarter and two-thirds of an inch and with the extra moisture there may be some patchy fog through the day. high pressure slides in on thursday to dry us out with the sunshine making an appearance again, but a northerly wind will still keep temperatures in the 50s. this area of high pressure is slow moving and that bodes well for those who sunshine and quiet time now for ask the expert.... today we're talking about the benefits of canine massage. joining us live this afternoon is associate director of individual living at the wisconsin humane society.. heidi boyd.. and puppy.. got a question for our experts? email them at ask the expert at com. you can also leave a voicemail. the number is 967-5253. still ahead.. deadly crash.. what police say a bus driver did to cause a crash that claimed six lives.. coming up at 4:30.. candy buyback.. where you can go to drop off that extra halloween candy and who it will benefit. need help with a consumer problem? our