out there by kimball ridge. how can people reach you? i know i sawer facebook page, i what's the phone number or -- what's the easiest way to reach you? >> michaela: the easiest way to reach us, and i would say it's never too soon to call. if you have a concern or there's something you're struggling with related to an illness or grief concerns, give us a call and we can be reached at 319-272-2002 and that number is answered 24 hours a day. >> ron: and what are some of the things you're talking about as far -- what are the major questions that family have and what ame available for them? like when someone calls, what is their biggest concern usually? >> michaela: sometimes the biggest concern is pain control and symptom management. sometimes caring for someone in your home or their home can become quite taxing, so they're concerned about how will they be able to continue this. they may be concerned about the cost of providing the needed equipment in the home or the medications that are there and hospice. >> ron:

i understand your problem, but give kimball a little time. how do you know? how much do you get for delivering him? i'll double it. you're a practical man. you want money. all i can earn. y-you mean you'd let my son die? i mean i don't think you can make a deal with martin. the posse. we'll try the western area later. whoa. no sign of my boy? i don't care about anybody else! we're going out in a little while, and we'll find them all. i'll relieve you now, josh. wait a minute. i've given you enough time, deputy. sheriff. and while i'm sheriff here, i'm running things my way. do you understand? ( hoofbeats clattering ) ( crowd murmuring ) vic richards. but you won't be satisfied till my son comes back the same way. say, i'd like to talk to you. ortant. now hold it, josh. i want to know why you took that body away. i'm entitled to know. remember, i'm sheriff here now. sure you are. and i don't want anybody to go stepping on my toes. i want you to let him out. kimball: you're letting him loose? yeah, for a while. nothing doing, josh. he's in my jail. this was jus

reporter: we're here at the kimball jenkins estate in concord where annie kuster will spend the night as the election results come in. kuster is the u.s. representative in the second congressional district, she's held the seat since 2013 and is looking to secure a third term. if she wins tonight she will be the first democrat ever to serve three terms in the house of representatives from the second district. representative kuster is kno task force to combat the opioid epidemic. she says she brought together 85 members of congress, both democrats and republicans, to work on the issue. something she wants to continue working on. now let's send it over to cherise leclerc at jim lawrence headquarters in nashua. reporter: kristen, that's right. jim lawrence, the republican in this race, says today's election was all about keeping a positive at six different polling places in the district, we caught up with him at milford middle school, he told us that this race is about the kind of future america, the state of new hampshire wants. the former state represent and veteran says he wants to go

a line that stretched from fifth and chef nut to 11th and kimball in south philly.s vowed to wait it out calling the night a historic one. >> this is history. never saw obama, so -- nor hillary. >> reporter: rally blocked off several votes surrounding he had pennsylvania mall and caused bum bumper to bumper traffic. skyfox threw over the scene waiting to get in and others drawn to the area just to see what was going on. we went to the end of the line to find one of the last people hoping to get to the rally despite being so far away as it started. >> i'm just like in it for the ride. i'm fascinate fascinated that te blocks and blocks of people. >> reporter: and some people say they were in line as early as 3:00 o'clock this afternoon, lucy, and still did not get in but they stuck it out because they just wanted to be a part of everything going on down here. >> thank you much shawnette. the 11th hour and still no rest for clinton and trump. the presidential hopefuls jetted across the country today. they're even both holding late night rallies as we speak. i mean 11:0

pretty big cells right over safford and thatcher, it was this one in particular that rolled past kimball, this is safford, brice road. it's now pushing to kind of less populated areas. hopefully there wasn't a ton of hail because they are farming cotton right now down there and hail can mean bad things when it comes to the cotton crop and they had a sizable storm most of the storms have been in the mountains this afternoon, some more approaching show low after we already saw a pretty busy morning and then some rain heading towards heber and payson, a thunderstorm is possible, not a lot yesterday for -- yet for flagstaff but more on the way. we are clearing in -- clear in the valley but not ruling out a thunderstorm completely there. temperatures feeling fine throughout the great state of arizona, 50 in flagstaff, 82 in bullhead city, 81 in lake havasu city. lake havasu city, sea plane show, t there at the big london bridge. you guys are going to be in the clear. we will see a lot of activity on the east side of the state, this is a 2:00 picture, now we are rolling it up to 6:00, paige, f

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at this hour, we are told that kimball is being transported back -- campbell is being transported to the south bay. this rb was this bank this rv was parked and police came away empty-handed. they broke out of the old section of the county jail the day before thanksgiving. they cut through cell bars and broke a window to get the escape. >> you don't know what they're capable of doing. you don't know what they could do next.>> authorities say that they did race him at -- her at a hotel yesterday. once again, authorities say that the other escaped inmate campbell is back in custody after being arrested tonight in the east bay.>>> now to the massive wildfires that are out of control. forcing the evacuation of thousands of people and gatlin tennessee. is near the entrance of the smoky mountains park. three people have been killed and several more have been hospitalized with burns and the wildfires are threatening populated areas. in a taurus town, they forced the evacuation of 14,000 residents and visitors.>> we were in there and and preparing supper and there was a knock at the door and

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a line that stretched all the way from fifth and chestnut to 11th and kimball in south philly. >> we we'll go to the event to the event is the line and we're seeing how long the line is. >> reporter: others vowed to wait it out calling the night a historic one. >> i just want to see how far we get. i'm pretty sure we're not going to get in. >> this is history. never saw obama. so or hillary. >> reporter: rally blocked off several streets surrounding independence mall and caused bumper to bumper traffic on streets that remained open. high police presence on every corner. >> we're happy about the turn out. the main reason we wanted to come out. >> reporter: skyfox flew over the crowd waiting to get in and others drawn to the area just to see what was going on. we went to the end of the line to find one of the last people hoping to get to the rally despite being so far away as it started. >> i'm just like in it for the ride. i'm fascinated there are blocks and blocks of people. >> reporter: blocks and blocks of people is correct. one woman told me that she actually got in that line at 5

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by over coming the reality of a major disability, roosevelt grew the wisdom of joseph kimball. where you stumble that's where your treasures lie. by define polio, roosevelt found resources ie treasure that he didn't know he had, polio he is intellectual rich guy. he had the common touch and communicate with the masses and little people and middle people because he knew the struggles of life -- and before -- franklin roosevelt memorial. when you look at, look at the strong countenance on his face. this is a guy who is capable of doing anything. but you notice that the rest of his body he's seated and cloaked so as not to draw attention to his legs. when you see that image, remember how important it is for president to persevere and triumph over setbacks like franklin roosevelt did. great leader should know how to play hard ball when necessary. the president of modern era who was particularly good at that was dwight eisenhower. from my book the writer was jean edward smith, a finalist who during the interview and in his biography talked to one fantastic example of how eisenhower

by over coming the reality of a major disability, roosevelt grew the wisdom of joseph kimball. where you stumble that's where your treasures lie. by define polio, roosevelt found resources ie treasure that he didn't know he had, polio he is intellectual rich guy. he had the common touch and communicate with the masses and little people and middle people because he knew the struggles of life -- and before -- franklin roosevelt memorial. when you look at, look at the strong countenance on his face. this is a guy who is capable of doing anything. but you notice that the rest of his body he's seated and cloaked so as not to draw attention to his legs. when you see that image, remember how important it is for president to persevere and triumph over setbacks like franklin roosevelt did. great leader should know how to play hard ball when necessary. the president of modern era who was particularly good at that was dwight eisenhower. from my book the writer was jean edward smith, a finalist who during the interview and in his biography talked to one fantastic example of how eisenhower