back with me kurt, evan and joel. kurt, i want to ask you about this, this is kellyanne conway. >> i worked very closely with steve bannon, people should look at the full resume. he has a harvard business degree. he's a naval officer. and he was a goldman sachs managing partner. i'm personally offended you think i would manage a campaign where that would be one of the philosophies. it has not. >> i heard several trump surrogates on the air today almost in the exact order she said it. do you think donald trump is being tone deaf to millions of americans who are tone deaf to a trump presidency? >> i don't think trump cares at all about those people. the paradigm that steve and trump view the world through, they won the election, and the onus is on everyone else to adapt to how they think. not to them to evolve or change based on the enormity of the president of the united states. i think they think everyone else needs to come around, they don't need to do anything else. >> that's not usually what works. >> that's one of

kurt, can you? there it is! the entrance is blocked. i remember my father did that with dynamite when he hid the box. yoyoknew all along. i can get both of you and the boy before you can move a muscle. you came after all. i have my own interests to protect. you shouldn't be surprised he hit you. that's what he's been preaching to you ever since he found you. you never even gave me a chance to tell you there's another entrance into the cave. how? i've plotted and schemed for 20 years. it took me all that time to track your father down, i won't be cheateded there's an underwater passage about 20 feet down. it's too late to find out now. first thing tomorrow morning. why don't you tell helmut the truth? why don't you tell him you never had any intention of using those bonds for any cause other than your own personal enrichment. you lied to me. he'll murder. a man like that will do anything to get what he wants. this kind of strong man always does. i have survived admirably all that time. so did your father, in the old days. back to the gir

single parents have so much on their plate and i was a single mom when i met kurt. i walked in their shoes and i know you want someone to hear you, see you, to help you. >> reporter: the family is and beautiful just in time for thanksgiving. >> hopefully a lot of food around and hopefully my family will come over and just be thankful for everything, yeah. >> reporter: liz kotalik, fox 10 news. >>> one toy you might want to avoid this holiday season, a ride-on toy dump truck. this is a big one. the truck is exclusively made for toys r us. it is $350. the ride on truck from store shelves. a couple in washington bought one for their grandson and they say it caught on fire in the back of their pickup. the incident appears to be isolated. >>> coming up, driving turns hazardous in one town where a tree toppled on top of a car. >>> plus, the places that could >>> do people trump more favorably since he won the election? the number one thing that a good coach does is he shows his players that he cares about 'em... if players know you love 'em they'll run through a wall for

kurt palandech to xzavier 27-17 from catching air to waving them like you just don't care but the 7-2 wyoming cowboys have a pesky flare for the dramatic...josh allen to tanner gentry..one hand beauty...48 yard touchdown catch.... watch again the score at half time..unlv 30- wyoming 24.. 4th quarter..wyoming takes a 45-44 lead but kurt palandech has a 76 yard answer.. 157 yards rushing in his first start of the season...palande ch party for six..52-45 last chance for wyoming..no time left on the clocka completes the miracle to tanner gentry..52-52..we go to overtime.. wyoming scores first ... but unlv refuses to lose.. kurt palandech lets it rain on jericho flowers..touchd own..59-59 double ot..palandech to andrew price.. 66-59..wyoming of course, would score as well triple overtime.. defense, now would be a good time to get involved.. torry mctyer.. bornand 40 yards for the win.. and he is perfect.. 69-66..the rebels prevail in triple overtime.. exhilerating..ex hausting..exactly what the program needed new york has been put in a submission move for the first time ever..ufc 205 bring

palandech has a 76 yard answer.. 157 yard touchdown..kurt needs oxygen and so do the fans.. unlv thinks they have the win of the year.. but wyoming scores with no time left..52-52 we go to overtime... wyoming scores first in extra time... but unlv refuses to lose.. kurtpalandech to jericho flowers..touchd own.. double ot..flip the field.. palandech to the biggest man on the field tight end andrew price... but the cowboys..score themselves..rece iver left all by his lonesome.. 66-66 triple overtime.. defense wakes up and gets involved.. unlv calls on their back up kicker..nicolai borland for the win.. and he is perfect.. 69-66..the rebels win in triple overtime..in the second highest scoring game in ncaa history exhilerating..ex hausting..exactly what the program needed (( )) ((sharie johnson)) now at 11./// >>>coming up tonight on 8 news this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- an occupational therapist from brooklyn, new york... an executive assistant from burien, washington... and our returning champion, a homemaker from prescott, arizona... ...whose 1-day ca

kurt palandech to xzavier campbell..can't go around them..must go over them.. 27-17 from catching air to waving them like you just don't care but the 7-2 wyoming cowboys have a pesky flare for the dramatic...josh allen to tanner gentry..one hand beauty...48 time..unlv 30- wyoming 24.. 4th quarter..wyoming takes a 45-44 lead but kurt palandech has a 76 yard answer.. 157 yards rushing in his first start of the season...palande ch party for six..52-45 last chance for wyoming..no time left on the clock and josh allen completes the miracle to tanner gentry..52-52..we go to overtime.. wyoming scores first ... but unlv refuses to lose.. kurt palandech lets it rain on jericho flowers..touchd own..59-59 price.. 66-59..wyoming of course, would score as well triple overtime.. defense, now would be a good time to get involved.. torry mctyer.. clutch interception.... it's victory time..nicolai bornand 40 yards for the win.. and he is perfect.. 69-66..the rebels prevail in triple overtime.. exhilerating..ex hausting..exactly what the program needed submission mov time ever..ufc 205 brings plenty of

i was a single mom when i met kurt. i walked in their shoes and you want someone to hear you, to see you, to help you. >> the foundation helped to furnish 40 homes for valley >>> still ahead, dave munsey is back with an update on the >>> dave, it is one of the mornings that was hard to get out of bed. it was rainy and chilly and you want to stay inside. >> rep every morning and it was 6:15 when i rolled out this morning. you could hear it pattering on the roof. it was a nice morning out there. a nice morning to stay in bed and kind of lay there and listen to it pitter-patter out on the roof. 65 degrees right now. winds out of the south, southwest at 6 miles an hour. 62 degrees at deer valley. 64 degrees in glendale. ahwatukee, the same at 64. you can see the low pressure moving out of here. high pressure trying to re-establish itself, which it will do in a day or so. you can see a little bit of snow mountains and up by flagstaff. the city getting hit earlier but things backing off up to an inch in some of these areas, 1

another member of the infamous 27 club was kurt cobain. he defined the '90s as the face of grunge and voice of the decades' counter-culture the nirvana frontman took his after he burst onto the national scene and altered music's landscape. "he was about making the mic he wanted to make and the fact that it connected with this audience, you know, is almost irrelevant." in 1989, kurt cobain, along with fellow seattle area friend krist novoselic, started the alternative ock band, nirvana, producing their first album in 1990. the next year they added drummer dave grohl and released "nevermind " with teen spirit." nirvana would go mainstream, the album woulgo platinum and cobain was crowned the voice of a generation, a rock star, something he never aspired to. *singing* "here we are now entertain us." "here we are now entertain us kurt hated this businesss of voice of a generation but the use of that secondson something that you didn't get from the hair metal bands, you didn't get from michael jackson." "cobain was seen as a man who had everyth

palandech..the the season with his team down 45-44 in the 4th quarter..kurt palandech was not to be denied..the jr. qb took off on 76 yard stadium shaking touchdown run to lead the rebels back on top...palandech had 157 yards rushing... 250 yards passing and 4 total touchdowns in unlv's 69-66 triple overtime victory..it took time and patience but palandech prevailed (kurt palandech/ quarterback: "i'm definitely pleased with how the game ended up. there were some mistakes out there, but overall as an offense, i think we played better than we have before. the most of the opportunities i get. it wasn't a perfect game. but it was a win and that's all i'm trying to do." tony sanchez/coach: "so to come into the year and he's got a partial tear in his bicep and partial tear in his rotator cuff, losing the starting job, and seeing johnny going in. when we had an opportunity to make the next decision: it wasn't him. that can easily get a guy down. he's what america and football is all about.") unlv's celebration of victory is short lived..devonte wyoming game and will miss the rest of the se

kurt erikson of berlin, presumably with kingsley. mr. kikisley? i am dr. erikson. dr. eriksoso doctor, i'm honored by your presence here, and your collaboration. thank you. sit down, doctor. mr. kingsley, this is an historic moment, ironically so, for history, as the world knows, it will soon end.d. to look at this. the world's future on a scrap of paper. we can change mankind's personality, mold it to any shape we want, steer it in any direction with this. and we will. oh, excuse me, dr. erikson, your daughter. you said you wanted to bring your daughter .th you. have we e pt her waiting outside? no. anna will be coming in a separate plane. that's a wise precaution, doctor. she should be leaving berlin any moment now. please don't make me explain, okay? where are you going? well, i didn't expect it at all. i'm sorry, i have to go, but i'll be back. believe me, i will be back. look, i came all the way from america to be with you, you and your father, on our vacation. please, steve, do you think that i want to leave you? well, then don't, this is ridiculous. no. the time

kurt was fourth place badly. drama came at a restart. three lapse to go. chaser matt kenseth would take the lead and go down to the bottom of the track and cut off alex bowman who nails him, puts him into the kenseth chase dreams were over. kyle bush and joey lagano drive right by moments later. over time, hold on for the lead for the automatic qualifier to homestead. kyle grabs the fourth spot, he has a chance to defend his championship next week in miami. on sports night in las vegas you'll hear from a disappointed kurt bush and kyle bush about kyle moving on to next week. a lot more nfl highlights next what they had to say about it. coach marvin after their opening loss on friday night and randy former usc - - ufc champ stops by to talk about some events he has coming up. speaking of ufc, history was made, irishman connor mcgregor became the first fighter to hold two different belt in two different weight classes. beat alvarez, feather weight belt came in a much bigger mcgregor knocked alvarez down in the second round. he finished the job with a huge co

mary heitzmann and kurt klessig were working at union tap during a robbery in july.responding officers shot and killed the suspect. one of the bullets hit klessig. both bartenders claim the officers were negligent and knowingly started shooting with innocent bystanders in the line of fire. in just a few hours the latest 'trouble in toyland' report is expected to be released.it shines the spotlight on sterling is live in milwaukee

they started hot..unafraid to score (kurt palandech/ quarterback: "offense we played a lot better than we have before.") they horse..running so hard an upset was real (tony sanchez/coach: "401 yards, that's a pretty big deal.") wyoming kept finding magic.. pulling touchdowns out of their hat (torry mctyer/defensive back: "i've never been in a game like that.") down in the 4th..kurt palandech went 76 yards and made the stadium scream and shout (tony sanchez/coach: "he's what america and football is all about.") the pokes forced overtime...but the rebels weren't through (torry mctyer/defensive back: "one of the goals was for us to make plays. that's what we had to do.") wyoming said kiss the game hello..triple ot? (tony sanchez/coach: "i guess so.") a kick..a win..69-66.. no sweat (nico bornand/kicker: "it's just a moment that i'll never forget.") ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a police officer in plainview, texas is the talk of the town, after a video of him dancing at the station was shared on social media. (( cop dancing )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> the video-- taken by a abalos-- dancing to "juju

ing the rebels and into the endzone..unr scored the first 17 points.. 2nd quarter unlv quarterback kurt palandech puts on his pads and gets aggressive..runn ing through the entire city of reno..touchdown. .17-7.. confetti..it's a party..one that would end quickly... gangi shovel pass to james butler..and that was easy..27-10 at half.. not have wanted to win more..but they sure played like it.. butler a man possessed.. las vegas fans..leaving in the 3rd quarter to watch a saturday afternoon episode of mash final play of the season..wolfpack interception by asauni rufus..a former state championship quarterback from bakersfield leading the way victory.. the cannon is feeling blue..and so is unlv ever.. it is a master of pride and a mistress of envy.. the fremont cannon is the ultimate prize for unr and unlv football and tonight it will go to bed on the other side of the state there she is..in all her glory.. getting better with age.. the wolpack come out hunting..ty gangi..steamroll ing the rebels and into the endzone..unr scored the first 17 points.. 2nd quarter unlv quarterback kurt pala

in 1968. >> and as kurt said, 1968-1972.eff: in this point cokie, warning about nostalgia is very useful. back then, the idea that the nominee of the democratic party had never contested in a primary and sailed in on the votes of leaders, that was not considered a good thing. that was considered a bug to use -- cokie: hubert humphrey. charlie: we have had in the last several years, you know, more conflict between law enforcement and african-americans. whether it's more or we know more about it, but here is a racial conflict and we just had eight years of an african-american president. and yet there seems to be, you know, a rising of that tension at that level. are we making no progress? cokie: oh, sure we're making progress. again, i think we do know more about it. and i think that what's happening is in police departments around the country that there's a lot of effort to -- charlie: and a lot of these police departments where they had this happen, the police chief, is african-american. cokie: right. but i think there's a l

kurt, is that what steve bannon believes? >> clearly. i think so.has said breitbart is the alt-right platform. these are the people they have played to, that they have tried to motivate to be the base of donald trump's election. it's just going to be more of this. i think it's incumbent upon everyone now to be as vigilant as possible in calling this out when it happens, standing up. you know, you used to look to presidents for leadership, to be part of the moral compass of this country. that's not going to happen. this president is going to be missing in action. we have to be the first to stand up and point to it. look at the breitbart headline when president obama -- three days ago, breitbart had a headline that said obama refuses to condemn violence against trump supporters. where's their story about this right now? >> hold on. >> i'm concerned about the direction. first of all, i want to put things in a little bit of context. there were about 200 of these horrific people who were gathered -- >> so you're saying they're fringe. i hear you. except

to play >> one team is celebrating into the night..the other is searching for answers quarterback kurt palandech..be enough.. plus the nevada high school state semis were a showcase of las vegas teams..see who is playing for a title /// gold and more desirable than ever.. it is a master of pride and a mistress of envy.. the fremont cannon is the ultimate prize for unr and unlv football and tonight it will go state there she is..in all her glory.. getting better with age.. the wolpack come out hunting..ty gangi..steamroll ing the rebels and into the endzone..unr scored the first 17 points.. 2nd quarter unlv quarterback kurt palandech puts on his pads and gets aggressive..runn ing through the entire city of reno..touchdown. .17-7.. confetti..it's a party..one that would end quickly... gangi shovel pass to james butler..at at half.. it got worse..unr players might not have wanted to win more..but they sure played like it.. butler a man possessed.. las vegas fans..leaving in the 3rd quarter to watch a saturday afternoon episode of mash final play of the season..wolfpack interception by asa

(kurt palandech/ quarterback: "offense we played a lot better than we have before.") they knocked the cowboys off their horse..running so hard an upset was real (tony sanchez/coach: "401 yards, that's a pretty big deal.") wyoming kept finding magic.. pulling touchdowns out of their hat (torry mctyer/defensive back: "i've never been in a game like that.") down in the 4th..kurt palandech went 76 yards and made the stadium scream and shout (tony sanchez/coach: "he's what america and football is all about.") the pokes forced overtime...but the rebels weren't through (torry mctyer/defensive back: "one of the goals was for us to make wyoming said kiss the game goodbye...but with one great throw. unlv's offense said hello..triple ot? (tony sanchez/coach: "i guess so.") a kick..a win..69-66.. no sweat (nico bornand/kicker: "it's just a moment that i'll never forget.") unlv's celebration of victory is short lived..devonte boyd..the team's best receiver..broke his arm in the wyoming game and will miss the scores this season despite commanding heavy coverage and attention from o

kurt, i want to start with you.ection about the crises in the trump brand, the fact that the trump hotel was basically half empty, they were cutting the rates for it in d.c., but now something has really changed. since he has won the election, the "washington post" talked about it being the place to be seen for foreign dignitaries. some attendees that attended this expo won ralph prizffle pr allowing them to become better acquainted with the president. speculation was rife that businesses would suffer at the hotels and golf courses that bear his name, now those venues offer the prospect of something else. rooms have sold out quickly for the inauguration. many for five-night minimums priced at five times the normal rate according to the hole manager. one more thing, trump leases this hotel from the government agency in washington which he soon will be in charge of . your thoughts, kurt. >> we've set up a system of legal bribery. the thing to know about that hotel in particular is that trump has a terrible reputation

months ago, we watched bartender kurt klessig struggle with the pain resulting from a shooting... whe police fatally shot an armed robber at the bar where klessig worked. in this surveillance video, two officers were positioned just outside the taverns side door and fired as the suspect exited the union avenue tap. i honestly thought the city would step up and say 'you know, we did this. we'll make it right.' monday, klessig, whose right forearm was shattered by a bullet, is joined by union ave. bartender, mary heitzmann, who says she has experienced mental have filed a notice of injury and notice of claim for damages with the city of sheboygan. each seeks two-point-five million dollars for pain, suffering, disfigurement and disability, and loss of earning capacity... according to the document, quote: officer hamilton and officer kehoe knew or should have known that by positioning themselves as they did, kurt klessig and mary heitzmann were in the officers' field of fire. endquote the claimants allege the officers were negligent in firing their weapons... quote: ... in violation o

. >> reporter: political consultant kurt davis. millennials underperformed. >> i did not want to contribute. >> reporter: davis points the nature of the campaigns. >> when you have a highly negative race and it was a negative race on the presidential level that oppresses turnout. >> reporter: ballots are being counted for maricopa county, along with trends involving demographics. >> when the expectations are one different than the expectations, it is fun to watch people in that scenario. >> reporter: now socioeconomically, kurt does tell me higher and lower communities did do a lot of voting, however, it was late and close to the election that is opposed to previous elections where higher class communities they saw more early voting from latinos. we're live in phoenix. >>> coming up after the break, the body count continues to grow in south carolina where police are investigating a possible serial killer with ties to arizona. >>> dramatic video from new york where a bustling business goes up in flames. >>> a cruel crime as someone

good to have you with us, kurt eichenwald. >> our allies in europe are horrified. intelligence world is not a very emotional group. they know russia is behind a huge hack. that the hacking is part of a massive campaign designed to cause splits in the alliance between the united states and western europe. and, ultimately, that information has been fed from foreign intelligence agencies to the united states. the united states has it. donald trump has been briefed on it. every one of these people is aware of that and then he gets up and he says, it's not true. and this is causing immense cim intelligence agencies overseas are investigating a presidential candidate trying to figure out why he's denying what the intelligence shows. >> what has your reporting shown in terms of we do know that donald trump gets the intelligence briefings just like hillary clinton does and we know in the media that 17 intelligence agencies have said that there is a connection between the hacking and russia. so, why won't donald trump say that publicly? >> as one british official told me, t

some of those millions of americans doing their part which makes kurt reddick here, a happy man. you're estimating maybe 8 times the number of people here than on a regular day. >> depending on the time of year, yes. it's a great day. the crowds have been fantastic, both last night and tonight. we're very happy with the start of the season. shoppers have been very enthusiastic. it's been great. >> reporter: and kurt said actually that if if this is any indication today, you said probably this is going to sure. >> it's one day, but it's a very encouraging start. so we're very excited. >> and we were talking to people here. we'll have more at 7:00, and again at 11:00, but they truly are, ever person we talked to, spending more than last year. they're already in here. made you a happy enough man you were giving high pressure fives around the house. >> that's great, yes. and i i would encourage them, if you're going to spend, spend here at south park mall. fiving the shoppers here. back to you. >> thanks, dawn, have fun out there. >> maybe you not all of your holiday shopping done to

. >>> former cardinals quarterback kurt warner and his wife are helping a valley family, just in time for thanksgiving. >>> live from fox studios, prestigious academic honors in the world, the rhodes scholarship. it's only for the best of the best, and one of this year's winners lives right here in the valley in laveen. steve krafft has the story. >> reporter: this is a story about an incredible honor for a young man from laveen. he's chosen to be a rhodes scholar. st. mary's food bank and others around the state are so very important, every day o one of those who keep it going, 23-year-old oscar, a manager at the food banks in phoenix and an advocate for the food banks at the state capitol. a rhodes scholar, how does that feel? >> interesting. it feels obviously humbling and exciting. >> reporter: oscar came to phoenix to teach and also to help disadvantaged people. he was born in los angeles to parents who arrived as undocumented immigrants from president ronald reagan's amnesty. oscar graduated from the university of southern california as one of the school's top students. oscar is

. >> five years in the army kurt return to describes it came to grips with the reality of living with posttraumatic stress disorder. >> there is a stigma attached to ptsd. >> he said hh didn't use marijuana until he moved to colorado. >> it is a big release for anxiety and depression and being able to sleep. >> healing comes not only group cannabis but meditating project to help other veterans find an outlet but it is marijuana that changes quality of life. >> a lot of veterans don't think it is a real viable option for them. >> this veteran met others like him to read the cannabis to cope with the horrors of combat when they returned home voted against adding ptsd to the treated by medical marijuana. there reason not enough research. kurt this battle is much more than a matter of policy. >> veterans are dying every day because they don't have the resources. having these resources available to them can literally save lives. >> ptsd can be treated with medical marijuana in 18 states but not here in colorado despite our state being at the forefront this fight is turning into a long cour

kurt palandech on the keeper... he scores it's 21-10 at the half. in the second half, more boise state... they made it look pretty easy. unlv just doesn't have the depth or talent to stay with this team.. day. broncos kicking around the rebels... but palandech does score again on the keeper late in the 4th.. gotta hand it to unlv, they'll never roll over.. kurt palendach again... up top to andrew price... 45 yard t-d pass. but it wasn't going to be enough never was on this night as boise wins it 42-25.. unlv beat the spread. broncos still in the mix for a new year's six bowl bid, unlv's bowl saturday afternoon... so the battle for the fremont cannon is still alive. ((chris maathuis)) after more than a year in the making it's now the eve of what's being labeled as "pound for pound." fitting name for two of boxing's brightest stars. today they jumped on the scale in preparation for saturday's showdown. neither one was expected to have trouble making the weight and they didn't announcer: "175 pounds for andre ward... 175 pounds for the champion sergey

one kurt built. look closely, four hearts on it for all the kids. this is love you're looking at. >> been together a long, long time. >> exactly. yes. >> can we talk about kanye? what happened? what is happening? >> a question thousands of people are asking themselves who went to his concert saturday night in sacramento. first of all, he shows up, doesn't perform like until 90 minutes in. he's 90 minutes late to the performance then he only let's get it -- i'll give you the part we could not -- we could show you. take a look. >> beyonce, i was hurt -- because i heard that you said you wouldn't perform unless you won video of the year over me, and over that and i've been sent here to give y'all the truth. jay-z call me, bro, you still ain't called me! >> it seems a strange place to vent. beyonce and jay-z are not there to hear this. >> exactly. >> i don't know if anybody told him. >> sorry. just dozed off a second. because we're so used to this. he's the consummate cry baby. by the way, what we don't show him doing is ranting a little bit about hilla

kurt ouchida/dad: is 911 close by? but that's exactly what's happening. strangers are using social media to reach your child. they're using apps that are popular with kids. like whisper... yik yak... omegle... kik... and ask f-m. and the problem with every one of these? margarita/nevada child seekers: there's a chat option. there's always a chat option. but the thing is, is there's 15, 20, 100 more apps coming in that will do the same. gaining your child's trust, and margarita says, brainwashing them. margarita/nevada child seekers: don't talk to your parents. don't tell them what's going on. they won't understand this relationship. and if you think you're safe because you have a good kid, think again. margarita/nevada child seekers: there are so many good kids out there. there's so many good kids. but i can also tell you, that i've searched for so many good kids. 8-thousand nevada kids go missing every year. that's more than 20 kids every day. and one in three will be solicited online. many are simply walking away from home. and a lot of predators today,

kurt, that was such a brilliantly-chosen example. i wanted to let it play out.ause it's completely neutral. it doesn't say anything about donald trump, that thing about i'm bad at filing and sorting and that's my closest thing to the president. i'm sure i'm worse than he is. he came as close as he could to this issue of this guy being, up to now, anyway, temperamentally unfit. >> the other time he said oh, i gave the president-elect this piece of advice as well was when he said, when you're president, you find out that there are norms and rules and laws. and the people who work for you find out that there are norms and rules and laws. now for most people, that would be like a rhetorical statement. for him, it was actually as though, and i told donald trump this, so that he would understand that. the >> a. >> and maria theresa, you know that the work here is governed by rules and laws and stuff. >> right. and i think the enormity of the job is finally starting to sink into the trump campaign, as when we saw his son-in-law wanted to know how much of the presidenti

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jeff greenfield, politico, and kurt andersen, wnyc, and cokie roberts. we are doing this on monday afternoon, before the nation votes on tuesday. we do this not knowing who will be elected president but we do this in the spirit that the problems and the challenges are the same for whoever is elected. we have significant challenges, it is an important time, and i've asked these people to come here and think about the future rarmdregardless of who held thel office. i begin with walter isaacson. what do you think walter whoever the new president is what is the list of challenges he or she face? >> one of the things that happens now is really for the first time in our history our parties are to ideologically subdivided and it used to be you know the liberal republicans or conservative democrats or whatever, and you didn't develop a partisan bitterness to the other side. i think we've demonized the other side in politics and that's going to be the thing that has to be healed. you know, it really does demand saying okay i'm going otry to do a team of rivals as

trump wasn't involved. >> kurt eichenwald. senior writer, "news week."k you for having me. >>> paul ryan casting his early vote in the latest republican to draw fire and apologize for outrageous comments this campaign season. stay with us. out your job, maybe let's play up the digital part. but it's a manufacturing job. yeah, well ge is doing a lot of cool things digitally to help machines communicate, might want to at least mention that. i'm building world-changing machines. with my two hands. does that threaten you? no! don't be silly. i'm just, uh, going to go to chop some wood. with that? yeah we don't have an ax. or a fireplace. good to be prepared. could you cut the bread? >>> where do you stand on voting for donald trump and endorsing donald trump and how should that impact? >> i stand all -- >> all republicans and democrats right now? >> where i stood all fall and all summer. in fact, i already voted here in jans janesville. we should support our entire republican ticket. >> adding he still has no plans to campaign with donald trump and that he i

kurt erikson and his teenage daughter, anna. for history as the world knows it -will soon end. -sit down, doctor. oh, excuse me, dr. erikson, your daughter. have we kept her waiting outside? no, anna will be coming on a separate plane. she should be leaving berlin any moment now. i'm sorry i have to go, but i'll be back. believe me, i will be back. look, i came all the way from america to be with you, you and your father, on our vacation. steve, do you think that i want to leave you? this is ridiculous. i love you. the most spectacular disappearances of all were those of top european military leader general maximilian harmon and his aide, captain gelser... ten hut! men, you are no longer in the service of the country we just left. you are an elite security force, the last soldiers this world will ever see. then, within hours, four more prominent people whisked away. israel's dr. naomi fisher, world's leading authority on food production techniques. public relations expert jeffrey j. mackie of london. wizard. mr. kingsley, there was no need for you to kidnap me. if you had told

kurt, make your point because i didn't understand it. >> talk about divisiveness. the divisiveness comes from people like jeffrey who go on tv every single day and lie to the american people. i tell you what is really happening. the first thing donald trump does is basically go on twitter and advance a lie about the "new york times" and subscription rates with no fact. it turns out to be untrue. we're never going to hear him back down and say, we got that wrong. we should have never done it. one of the first things the president wants to do is attack the media and attack the free press. that is one of the most dangerous things happening right now. for the next four years fres free pre press is going to be under attack, under assault and incredibly worrisome to somebody who worries about the fabric of this country that one of the fundamental, the ability to have a free press that can ask the people on behalf of the american people and report the truth that that is going to come under assault of every minute of every day directly by the president. >> go ahead, jeffre

goldie was joined by her longtime partner kurt russell... her daughter kate hudson... and her 3 sons. friends came too. mariah carey and "future" just happened to be dining there as well... so they treated her to their first ever duet with an impromptu performance of "happy birthday". ((walter/2shot)) and speaking of celebrating 7 decades... a classic christmas movie celebrated a major milestone. the epic "it's a wonderful life" staring jimmy stewart, donna reed and lionel barrymore. it's been 70 years since it was released... the 1946 film reminds us all of what the true meaning of friends are what's truly important. last night there was a special screening that included some of the surviving cast members. and what they think about the legacy of the movie. ((walter)) it's a classic. and you can watch it on the big screen... the tampa theatre is airing it as part of their holiday classic movie program.. friday d one family is getting a great deal today... and it has nothing to do with black friday. up next: the amazing donation... for a bay area hero. plus... before yo

those southerly breezes it will be blowing out over by kurt s of -- progressive field. keep that in mind. at gametime we will hold in the upper 60s with the winds out of the southwest. mostly clear to partly cloudy skies for the game. mostly sunny, through your day tomorrow, we will have and that will make temperatures rise quickly, starting to the 50s, rising to the 60s and then in the 70s for the afternoon. i would not be surprised if we see some upper 70s. with the window nation forecast, the gametime will be well up into the 60s. mostly clear skies, and the wind out of the south. here's the thing, we hope the 70s going into wednesday, mostly cloudy skies, late wednesday night, we will bring rain chances they stick around thursday, that will close off, look at that, we get back into the weekend, looking at the time change, we will have seasonable weather. >> in the 70s for the first and second of november? >>> coming up, the indians are on the doorstep of their first >>> and now, the toyota of bedford sports report. >>> game six tomorrow night, the indians are one wi

finally the rebels get on the board, kurt palendeck will get the mvp. breaks some more tackles on his way to a 30-yard touchdown. >> extreme, extremely disappointing performance by us today. there's a lot of things we struggled with. one of the most grinding ones was third downs, inbe ability to convert on third downs. we struggled to stop, i mean, tackling was poor. the reality of the situation, you know, there's a lot of positives drawn from it. today is not the day to talk about the positives. sit down as a staff and organization. >> beat aggies, last year? that game will be shown on my news3 lv. as the gales are back in the championship game, they route de mothe ranch, sam boyd stadium, can see it next on (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen latest food craze, seems to scurry from the river banks to the plate. nutria, the river rat, the burger is simple, tasty, the u.s. agriculture depar

kurt cousins wide open to jackson. jackson 118-yards receiving.next drive, the second td of the gay, cowboys win 35-26 their tenth straight victory. >> lions and vikings. picked off by darius slay. minnesota goes from the game winning drive to this. matt 40-yards out. >> college basketball temple got off to an uneven start. they had the chance to get an early signature win, facing number 45 florida state in the tip off. owls down 18, midway through the second half spiked back, smith for three. temple is up two. owls lead the defense. temple pulls up the upset 89-86. west virginia up tomorrow. >> there is a chance you may have taken in a high school football gai game today. northeast, blows through the first line. later moore shows off his arm. deep to wilson a 26-yard touchdown. northeast takes it 39-26. melville and violence have been playing 126 years. 264-yards, rushing three touchdowns, 45-28 the first win in the rivalry since 2008. latin defense sharp all day. they have the highlight of the day. josh singleton leaps over the defender. kids, d

. >> i asked kurt how he is reaching that specific voters. how are you you reaching them?e question mark. will they vote for a woman and secretary clinton who is ready to be president on day one and part of the team that brought osama bin laden to justice and a plan to continue our economic growth so that no one is left behind. or will they choose in donald trump someone who's economic plant will plunge a recession and baited by a tweet. and yes, experience to be president. >> you think -- >> it is a stark choice. >> kurt said the vote is about change and someone coming in to office that is different and why we are resonated with the unaffiliated voter. >> we had eight years of economic growth. and we know we have more work to do and secretary clinton is the right choice to continue that. unaffiliated voters will be turned off by donald trump's rhetoric. and the list goes on and on. and what are we doing to reach out to it them? democrats have made more than 3 million voter attempts contacts. we are knocking on door and turning out the vote and a super ground game that wil