in the newsroom i'm krista del camp. 7 news. >>> wonderful students. if you know a student doing something outstanding nominate them online. it will be at whdh.com. >>> and another recall for samsung. there's now warning about a popular household appliance exploding. >>> we could are cooler weather headed our break. >>> how one young man received a special call from her favorite red sox player. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good.

. >> reporter: krista, this is a very high profile case. and learning new developments in the past half hour. prosecutors say they will charge the minnesota police officer who shot and killed 32-year-old philando castile during the traffic stop. facebook by castile's girlfriend. she said castile was shot while reaching for the identification. after telling the officer he had a gun permit and warning that he was armed. the officer will now face second degree manslaughter charges. prosecutors holding a news conference and speaking about the meeting it had with castile's family. >> i met with them last night. they are a very strong family and i'll let them speak for what they thought at the meeting. but we had a chance to meet with them and inform them and i think they were very generally accepting and supportive of what we're doing today. >> reporter: that police officer is set to appear in court tomorrow afternoon where he will face the manslaughter charges. we will of course follow that story and continue to bring you updates here on air an

let's start with krista in virginia. krista. >> caller: thank you for taking my call, mr. cramer. is your opinion the price at around $40 too high? >> no, no. i'm just so not crazy about health care under this new leadership, but i do like miles white. longer term is fine, but i got to tell you short term, i just think there's not a lot of upside. annette in california, annette. go ahead, annette. you're up. annette? >> caller: hi. >> caller: i'm sorry. headwaters. >> what was the stock? headwaters? no. we're going to stick with home depot. let's not get fancy. let's go to sue in massachusetts, sue. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. my question is on -- i have eversoft energy. >> just hold on to it. we don't like the utilities here. they don't yield enough versus bonds. let's go to david in california, david. >> caller: hey, jim. my wnr, western refining stock, is being bought by tesoro and went up 20% overnight. should i sell it and ka-ching my register? >> yes, yes. and come by bar san miguel. small plate restaurant in brooklyn. let's go to martin in new york, martin. >> cal

incredible, courageous stories coming out of tennessee tonight, like this one, stuck inside the hotel, krista boarden thought she was going to die. the hotel surrounded by fire. as people gathered in the lobby with no form of escape. so she wrote the names and ages of her son and nephew on a piece of paper thinking the three of them would pass out and eventually die from smoke inhalation. >> i knew we only had minutes, and that we would eventually pass out. and i was thinking i was so thankful that we would >> sorry . experience anything more devastating than what they had already experienced. [ crying ] >> you can just imagine that. they were cuddling, calm, and at peace, but thankfully she and the boy all survived and are doing fine tonight. >> all of that comes as we remember the 19 arizona firefighters who died battling the yarnell hill fire three years ago. >> aew opening where the hotshots lost their lives. the trail takes visitors to where they took their final breaths. >> more on the lasting tribute to their heroism. >> this is not an easy trail to hike by any means. it goes uphill fo

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krista kelly and her co-authors studied 28 children ages four-ten who had lazy icon in the trial they were assigned to groups, one that usedhe in ipad game the other that use eye patches, after two weeks the group that usually ey patch to comb the game, those who put on a pair of glasses a high contrast images were sent to the stronger is and low contrast images to the weaker iconow cried to play the gamey as well as work both eyes together, the study appears in the ophthalmology. >> those who had the cave improve much more than those wh had t the eyepatch, both improv about two lines of vision on th letter chart drivenve about 40 percent of the recovered normal vision. >> says that this is aec house addition to existing treatments be used to treatmenty >> want to be able to treatment early to circumvent these deficits and to allow the child to be able to develop ande thri academically and socially. still to come, we check in with rich demuro in today's tec welcome back to fox 8 news irca live pictures of the veterans day parade in downtown cleveland. eat some gift ideas this christma

. >> and i have krista. ♪ >> oh, my god. >> irwin has all these gifts.s really funny, he's really charming, but he doesn't quite know how to hone his skills yet. he's still trying to figure it out. >> i don't really have any friends out moment. >> why don't you try being positive. >> no, ma'am, you always say the same thing. i am going write down the next thing you are going to say to me. >i am not playing your little games. >> congratulations. >> well, a moms i know we all try to do our best. what type of mom would you say mona is? >> i think she's trying do her best. and i think she is probably not doing a very good job, but probably giving herself a harder time about, you know, the job she is doing than the fact that she's not doing a good job. >> i think that we as parents feel like we are never doing it rit. >> you turn in to a completely different person. you actually love being part that have exclusive little group. >> i amhaving a problem -- are yo having a problem today, nadine? >> several. >> i love this film. how do you think it depicts teens

quite literally, dear krista would be x and i would have to call him up. i want to know what you have in mind here. >> i exchanged emails with bill a few times and they truly were, they looked like of those jumbled you are supposed to unscramble. at the bottom he said ps, i am not drunk, i just type this way. i cherish that email. did he ever once explicitly give you any advice about the craft of writing. >> oh, sure. his first hit of advice i was 14, he said don't ever become a professional writer. it was a saturday and dinner was over and he is heading back to bank out a 10,000 word article through monday. i did not take that advice. it occurs to me another theme with buck aside from that genius and friendship, for mentor meeting and i think it is accurate to say two great magazine editor mentors of our time, charlie peters of the washington -- whose list of alumni, james fallows, and william f buckley. if you look at the list of people started at "national review," david brooks, did you know david brooks story, he told it in a column after buck died cal

joining us is retired army colonel carlin williams and naval veteran krista jackson. >>> good morning. >> doctor williams, you graduated from auburn university and earned your and you are a veteran. how can advanced education help veterans achieve upward mobility. >> one of the key things that when veterans are coming out of the military is they had to figure out what the was -- rest of the like is gonna be like. they have to look at education and skill level and match those to what they want to do in civilian life. they need to do that before they come out so they are ready to go. >> what you think the challenges are for veterans facing the students traditional college campuses? >> i would say one of the biggest challenges is translating skills. from the military. i was a combat photographer and is difficult to translate skills that you would use out in the field deployed in a war zone when you come back and you are trying to discover what kind of career you would like to have.>> tell us more about you came back with several challenges and responsibilities as a veteran. >> yes, in 20

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krista. >> thank you, paul. i wilshire some thoughts about what we learned about clerking for justice aland his influence on the legal profession as well a few reflections on miss faith. justice scalia had been on the court only three years in 1989 when my co-clerks and i had the good f. to work for hem. hi just again the process of trying to persuade this colleagued to rethink have the way they approached the law, both statutory constitutional. in discussing draft opinions from other chamberses that term, he would rail against the common phrase, we begin as always with the text of the statute. what do you mean you begin with the text, he would say? why not begin and end if with the text. he insisted on writing separately in the cases where the main opinion relied on policy, fairness, or worst of all, legislative history and would refew to join a lone paragraph, simply because the author cited a passage from a house report, or a senator's statement from the floor. he would write that the only legitimate statutor

for not endorsing krista christie's reelection campaign.of him as attorney general is probably fading and sibiu. >> give another breaking story here. in jordan. three u.s. service members they were heading towards jordan. it was an issue reported. two other injured service members were transported to the hospital. back to politics. we are focusing on pennsylvania i believe you are heading there later today. so is donald trump. the key state. twenty votes. it is in play. we start here with hillary clinton having an advantage. that is the side of the screen to look at. if we play out the scenarios and donald trump went as he must. and takes ohio and iowa. none of these are gimmicks by any means. if new hampshire turns red. i did not mean to turn your state there. you get the point. he is at 257 right now. if i could just get this there. we make it read. and now he's over-the-top. he hasn't won any of the states. michigan, wisconsin. it doesn't need any of them. as we look at the polling and pennsylvania it's got much closer. this was is a ten