said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, treatments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. my doctor understood that who i am was just as important as what cancer i had. we talked about options. my doctor told me about a robotic surgery that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. at ctca, it's all about what you can do. i feel fantastic now. exploring treatment options is at the heart of how we fight cancer. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more about our treatment options at cancercenter.com/lung. appointments available now.

as soon as their lobes get wind of this we're all doomed! (murmuring) all right! so we're doomed. f.c.a. liquidators will probably hahat us for the rest of our lives let's give them a good reason. every one of you-- ferengi and non-ferengi alike-- knows that the way quark treats us is unfair. frool, don't you deserve a day off when your back starts acting up? well, uh... i suppose. and grimp... wouldn't you like to take a paid vacation? uestio you're being ridiculous. n. it's not going to happen! it won't happen unless you make it happen. 're ferengi! and when a ferengi sees an opportunity what does he do? he seizes it? that's right! and i, for one, intend t tgrab it. we've been exploited long enough. it's time to be strong take control of our lives our dignity and our profits! yes! yes! strike a blow against quark. yes! strike a blow against exploitation! (all shouting): yes! are you with me? all: yes! union! (all chanting): union! union! union! union! whwh you have there is a sebaceous cyst. i know it's a cyst, but it's getting bigger. there's nothing. dermatologically speaking

then a lobe tracks through tomorrow night and wednesday that could bring some light showers to the viewing area on wednesday. additional i an inch in some area. today will be mainly cloudy with drizzle and a few showers, along with strong southerly winds. it will be warm today, mild tonight with lows in the mid 30s... closer to the average highs than lows... a few showers possible tonight with fog by morning. we should be mainly dry on tuesday with highs in the 40s to low 50s. light rain or snow showers track through wednesday with highs staying above normal. we dry out for the rest of the week, but also cool back into the upper 30s by mainly dry on tuesday with highs in the 40s to low 50s. light rain or snow showers track through wednesday with highs also cool back into the upper 30s by friday. today is cyber monday --but before you should take some precautions. experts recommend using a separate credit card for on-line shopping. that way if hackers do get your information the rest of your credit line and bank accounts will be safe. as always -- pay attention to your statements for any un

frontal lobes. and there were these two particular chimpanzees known as tacky and lucy. he gave a presentation in london in 1937. maybe 1936, but he gave a presentation on work he had been doing. what he had found this he would administer all sorts of tasks, experimental tasks to these chimpanzees before operating on them. he would record their result and then he would leash and their frontal lobes and we administer these tasks. what he discovered after the operation they weren't as good at completing the task as they had been before. but before the operation committees to get really frustrated when they couldn't complete the tasks. they would throw their food or or snarl or just become withdrawn and i get very frustrated after the operation and they didn't perform the tk is, that they didn't mind. there was a portuguese neurologist in attendance at this conference in london the beta think i took place he may or may not have stood up and said well, don't are full-time, do you think you would find th

then a lobe tracks through tomorrow night and wednesday that could bring some light showers to the viewing area on wednesday. additional rainfall today will be light, but could be another quarter of an inch in some area. today will be mainly cloudy with drizzle and a few will be warm today, mild tonight with lows in the mid 30s... closer to the average highs than lows... a few showers possible tonight with fog by morning. we should be mainly dry track through wednesday with thanks eileen i dont think anyone is complaining about the i-80 runs through iowa -- but these aren't the conditions we're seeing...as eileen mentioned..well not yet at least. drivers trying to get to lake tahoe were met with snow and heavy backups -- part of i-80 in california were shut over the weekend due to all the crashes this snow caused. it's not over yet...more snow is expected there today. it's coming up on today in iowa.... a new app helping military familes stay connected to those serving our country. a thanksgiving treat. a couple says i do -- but it's not where you would expect. you should take some precaut

then a lobe tracks through tomorrow night and wednesday that cloudy with drizzle and a few it's coming up on today in iowa.... after three straight wins the iowa football team is back to the national rankings. plus... a wrigley field -- you 11th ranked gon-zaga. iowa state knocked off miami on but the team falls short. cyclones fall 73 to 71. the hawkeye football team is back in the a-p poll for the first time since week three. iowa moved back in at the number 22 spot -- one place ahead of nebraska -- the team the hawks beat by 30 on friday. iowa finished the regular season with three straight wins and will now wait out a bowl invitation. tom brady just keeps climbing up the new england patriots star is now tied with peyton manning for most wins all-time by an nfl quarterback. the patriots' win over the jets on sunday gave brady 2-hundredth win -- which includes regular season and postseason. he also became the fifth quarterback in nfl history to reach 60-thousand career passing yards. it's raining teddy bears. it has been known to rain hats on the animals??? a canadian hockey team cal

maude, you used your lobes as loss leaders. come on, walter. how can you compare the--the tender little traps that we women set for the men we love to your nefarious business schemes? i mean, at least i--i didn't promise you six lobes, and give you two. tsk tsk tsk. maude: what is that supposed to mean? i didn't say a word. all i said was, tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk... mother, are you trying to say that you agree with walter and not with me? i never said anything of the kind. all i said was, tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk. look, mother, if you have something to say, why don't you come right out and say it? thank you, i will. tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk. mother, walter, you're all driving me crazy! now, about those loss leaders-- i've listened enough! you don't like my ethics. mrs. naugatuck doesn't like my legs! now, maude, listen to me for a minute. i think you've married the right man. he's a real go-getter. who practices deceptive advertising. oh, well, now, you've got to grow up, maude. it's like walter cronkite says, every night on the 7:00 news, "that's the wa

n, it is therai largest lobe in the body, other than the frontal lobe. it is that part of the brain damaged by trauma. kids cannot effectively deliberate. their ability to abstract is impaired in ways. this is literature that we now know, this is not area. we can look at the functional ,ris, diffusion tensor imaging and see the impact on the brain. saided neuropsychologist the consequences of early experience can be so persistent as to be multi generational. as we grow older, we see our parents and perhaps our grandparents not only in the in our actions, behaviors, even our beliefs. so the brain is always developing. at any given point in life, the brain has been sculpted by all that has come before it, even by things long before. the, a rapper from compton, california, was asked during a documentary called "the streets what he felt to be the most devastating thing happening in compton, california. he could've said poverty, because we all know the impact of poverty. he could've said education. we all know the undermining of education leads to an impact i

some lobes in the valley of the -- locations in the valley of the sun. colder up north. freeze warnings, winslow, the mogollon rim, and freeze warnings down south, east of tucson. 38 degrees, cooler weather allowing snowbowl to open up tomorrow. got enough snow up there. 70 degrees currently. this evening, mostly clear skies. it will cool things down quite a bit. snow showers falling across areas of denver into the dakotas. for us, plenty of sunshine. and the temperatures will gradually officially hit a high today of 72 degrees. tomorrow 76. future cast, tomorrow morning temps in the 40s. mostly clear skies. plenty of sunshine ahead in the keeping a close eye on the showers, starting to push into northern california. that'll bring us some rainfall at the end of the weekend into monday. your overnight low, 7 feet. well below freezing in flagstaff. 24 for a low in prescott. 49 degrees, definitely wanted to grab that jacket. up in the high country, you'll need that heavy jacket for sure with overnight lows in the teens and 20s through the weekend, highs in the upper 50s, an

the right frontal lobe, the lobe if you had a chance to read doctor's brain is the largest low other than the frontal lobe is that part of the brain that is damaged by trauma and we see that children cannot get the big picture. they cannot effectively wait ten deliberate. their ability to abstract is impaired and this is the literature that we now know. this is not theory, we know theory, we know this, we can look at the mris in the imaging and see the impact of this on the brain. a noted neuropsychologist says the consequences of early experience can be so's persistent estimate multigenerational. and as we grow older we see her parents and perhaps her grandparents not only in the mirror but in her actions, behaviors, in art even our beliefs. the brain is always developing. at any given point in life the brain has been sculpted by all that has come before it, even by things long before. the game, raptor from california was asked during an arts and entertainment documentary called the streets of content what he felt to be the most devaating thing occurring in compton, california. he c

believed to be some sort of sea cucumber, the things that look like legs aren't, they are known as lobes and they'll detach if a predator comes after it. if you kind of let part of its body go similar to a lizard that might let its tail go. the thing that looks to be like a head is actually a mouth and it spreads out on to the sea crustaceans and that's how it eatings. for my academics out there -- >> weird, man. >> so many people watching, you guys drop phrases all the time from the show. >> that's right, gets angry, speaks from the phone all the time. supportive of him. in fact, lets him stash his money. >> you can have a version of this couch in the form of a cake. recipe put together, netflix, u.s. and canada. >> do they recommend coke on the side? sugar. once you have layered your cake and shaped it into a couch, you put your fondant over it. >> really does look like a couch. >> then you have that compartment where the money is going to go, starts painting it to give it the same pattern. >> makes it rain. >> uh-huh. puts some cash in there, adds the top cushion. notice a bag of suga

the right parietal lobe, the lobe if you have a chance to read dr. einstein's brain, it's the largest lobe in the body other than the frontal lobe, it's that part of the brain that's damaged by trauma and we see the children cannot get the big picture. they cannot effectively weigh and deliberate. their ability to abstract is impaired in ways -- and this is the literature that we now know. this is not theory. we know this. we can look at the functional mris and the diffusion imaging and see the impact of this on the brain. a noted neuropsychologist at stanford says the consequences of early experience can be so persistent as to be multi-generational and as we grow older we see our parents and perhaps our grandparents not only in the mirror, but in our actions, our behaviors, even our beliefs. so the brain is always developing and at any given point in life the brain has been sculpted by all that has come before it, even by things long, long before. the game a rapper from compton, california, was asked during an arts and entertainment documentary call

the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of ments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. my doctor understood that who i am was just as important as what cancer i had. we talked about options. my doctor told me about a robotic surgery that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. at ctca, it's all about what you can do. i feel fantastic now. exploring treatment options is at the heart evolution of cancer care is here. learn more about our treatment options at cancercenter.com/lung. appointments available now. >>> well, they are the relationships most important to a woman, her husband, maybe her course. >> okay. wouldn't have been my guess, but how can a facialist who has notorious reputation for being, well, really mean, attract a huge celebrity following? abc chec

two lung lobes.. he had a he arrived." it took four doctors to save jardo's life... as well as a couple of four-legged donors. (john chandler/westvet animal surgeon) "in this situation we had blood that was donated earlier by one of the employee pets, cricket, and then, miles, is another one of the blood donors who happened be in the hospital so we were able to collect from miles immediately and transfuse basically on site." whether jardo will return to duty after his expected recovery is unknown... but doctor chandler says -- medically -- he doesn't see why the canine officer couldn't. (john chandler/westvet animal surgeon) "he's himself. he's jardo. he's up and moving around.. which is pretty.. remarkable, given his injuries... the extent of the injury. that he can get up and get going again as quickly as he can but he is.. as we keep saying a tough, athletic dog.. he's doing great." jardo also lost one of his lungs in the shooting. westvet says for must be healthy, happy, weigh more than 50 pounds, and be committed to donate for at least two years. travelers will

you saw in lobe's letter? >> stock picking is back. i think that's true.t's why hedge funds -- >> at a time when some say it's dead. >> that's exactly right. everybody said it was dead. everybody is -- the crowds are wrong. go back to what used to work. except for when everybody went central bank thesis. >> just ahead, we will debate o'leary's new contrary trade. first, a look at what's coming up on power lunch. >> thank you very much. coming up top of the hour, join us for power lunch. almost there. just hours away until americans head to the polls. those who haven't already voted. who is better for stocks, republicans or democrats? we will take a look at some of the history there. wall street's bonus blues. the street headed for another bad year. but how bad? big news if you own a tesla. it will cost you. halftime report returns after this. >>> we're back on the halftime report. disney has been a battleground stock with many investors concerned about the slowdown at espn. it's down 11% this year. kevin o'leary is with us. you are on phone. >> i am here.

she has a broken femur and a hairline fracture of the right parietal lobe. can i see her? in a couple of hours. an i really need to see her now. doctor. all right... but only for a few minutes. don't excite her. keiko? you were going to tell them about me. how did you know? i know everything your wife knows and she knows you. i told you we have to trust one another. you violated that trust. now look where it's led us. i want my wife back, do you hear? i want her... then stop trying to fool me. how much more damage do you think this body can take? now... no more tricks. agreed. good. you know what you need to do. you should get back to work. i'll have everything completed in 36 hours. you have 13 and not a minute more. i can't do it that fast. you're a very resourceful man. i'm sure you can find a way... for keiko's sake. you bloody... all right. she does need to rest, chief. tell molly i'll be home soon. tell her mommy's fine. don't scare her. miles... give me a kiss. i'm counting on you. she'll be back on her feet soon, i promise. clock activated. chief. i heard about kei

the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, treatments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. we talked about options. my doctor told me about a robotic surgery that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. at ctca, it's all about what you can do. i feel fantastic now. exploring treatment options is at the heart of how we fight cancer. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more about our treatment options at cancercenter.com/lung. >>> making news in america this morning, new moves by president-elect donald trump and his transition team. trump skirting the press overnight in new york city. his team showing signs of discord before the new administration takes shape. >>> plus, his new tweet saying only he knows who is going to fill important jobs. >>>

in the afternoon that snow setting up there is your lobing effect. there is strong northwest winds. it is a wind driven snow. winds can gust up to 50 miles an hour at times and through tomorrow night and even on sunday it is going to be very windy. the snow won't be as heavy on sunday and the majority of it east of cleveland. even on sunday night it will take awhile for the snow to completely stop. especially in the snow belt east. the higher terrain areas four to eight inches is in the darker shade of purple and will be in the four and five-inch range. there could be localized half foot or more snows. outside of that one to four inches with the least likely amount of accumulation along the lakeshore. most will higher terrain areas. 48 is the morning temperature and the clouds will increase. then we continue to drop tomorrow through the 40s. the winds are gusting up to 40 miles an hour. 47 at 8:00 a.m. and 44 at 2:00 and then down we go. eventually it is all snow. the temperatures are crashing through the 40s in akron-canton. a winter mix for you. tomorrow night it is very windy. ac

the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed.d to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, treatments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. my doctor understood that who i am was just as important as what cancer i had. we talked about options. my doctor told me about a robotic surgery that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. at ctca, it's all about what you can do. i feel fantastic now. exploring treatment options is at the heart of how we fight cancer. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more about our treatment options at cancercenter.com/lung. appointments available now. >>> breaking right now on nbc 10 news today. police officers bitten. >>> an arrest turned violent with the suspect using his teeth to attack two philadelphia officers. thnchs o >>> the owner of the rebel casino wants to go t

a lobe of snow in maine. a few sprinkles and lighter showers as ken mentioned. that's gone. cloudy to partly clear. lower 30s. high temperatures tomorrow back up to the lower 40s. chillier than today. a blend of clouds and sunshine along with the sunshine. after that we get two rainy episodes this week and meteorological winter begins on december 1st. i'll see you with the seven-day accuweather forecast. >>> police searching for the man who ripped off a church. >> security cameras at saint anthony's shrine p caught the >> there's some prablth cal things -- practical things. he took a few things from here but nothing of gigantic value to us to tell you the truth. more gigantic inconvenience. how are we going to amplify the sound, thicks like that. >> -- things like that. >>> police in dartmouth investigating a violent robbery at a shell gas station. this man is accused of beating a customer with a gun and taking off with his mo it happened inside the store on state road last night. if you recognize this armed robber you're asked to call police. >>> police in braintree need he

the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the e top left lobe of my lung removed.and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, treatments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. my doctor understood that who i am was just as important as what cancer i had. we talked about options. my doctor told me about a robotic surgery that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. at ctca, it's all about what you can do. i feel fantastic now. exploring treatment options is at the heart of how we fight cancer. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more about our treatment options at cancercenter.com/lung. appointments available now. >>> dudes just love messing with their dogs. jason put something on the collar of their dogs. colleen going over to the dog. she's going to fix it. >> that's not staying on there. so ugly. >> wait a second. >> is your dog proposing? >> no, but jason is. >> will

stallone family are not treated like it last night because his three daughters are& about to make golden lobetory and we were there for the big reveal. >> meet the new miss golden globe times three. >> you guys are usually accompanying your parents on red carpets. now your parents are going to accompany you. >> it's an extraordinary opportunity. i mean, they can step off to the side. no -- >> it's the first time the trio has received the honor. sophia, 20 years old is a student at usc, sistine, 18, as a model and scarlet youngest at 14 is clearly a daddy's girl. >> we're extremely blessed to have parents like them and to have this opportunity to meet everyone and talk and tell everyone who we are and just to be stallone's daughters. >> they were chosen byythe hollywood foreign press and lorenzo soria and we have been three have grown up in front of our cameras. i can't hold you right now, baby. i will in a second. she's getting so heavy. >> jamie foxx's daughter corinne, rumor willis and dakota johnson have all had the job the michael j. fox's son sam was mr. golden globe in 2013 and the stal

the right frontal lobe, the lobe if you had a chance to read doctor's brain is the largest low other than the frontal lobe is that part of the brain that is damaged by trauma and we see that children cannot get the big picture. they cannot effectively wait ten deliberate. their ability to abstract is impaired and this is the literature that we now know. this is not theory, we know theory, we know this, we can look at the mris in the imaging and see the impact of this on the brain. a noted neuropsychologist says the consequences of early experience can be so's persistent estimate multigenerational. and as we grow older we see her parents and perhaps her grandparents not only in the mirror but in her actions, behaviors, in art even our beliefs. the brain is always developing. at any given point in life the brain has been sculpted by all that has come before it, even by things long before. the game, raptor from california was asked during an arts and entertainment documentary called the streets of content what he felt to be the most devastating thing occurring in compton, california. he

see this lobe of clouds? this is sea fog and the time around 10:00 p.m. tonight and seven-day forecast we will see the front moving through tomorrow. it will drop the humidity and on friday. >>> still ahead the driver in the deadly crash that hurt tracey morgan is learning his fate. >>> we continue our tour of the tampa bay area and . >>> driver in the deadly school bus crash appeared in court yesterday. but his preliminary hearing was postponed. this was the first time we have seen him since the crash. he is facing reckless endangerment and driving charges. his attorney believes he will plead not guilty. >> the truck driver in that crash that hurt tracey morgan now has a plea deal. hein the 2014 crash. morgan suffered a traumatic brain injured and the judge approvaled a deal that would let 300 hours of community service and fines. he had slept for 28 hours before the crash and morgan said he had forgiven him. >>> florida doctors accused of scamming patients. woman are coming forward and speak out about botched breast imsurgerys. -- implant surgeries. >>>

the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, treatments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. my doctor understood that who i am was just as important as what cancer i had. we talked about options. my doctor told me about a robotic surgery that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. at ctca, it's all about what you can do. i feel fantastic now. exploring treatment options is at the heart of how we fight cancer. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more about our treatment options at cancercenter.com/lung. appointments available now. >>> loochts with a tjohnson filed an unfair labor practice suit against the nfl and the players association. we reached out and the league has no comment. he was initially. his appeal was denied in october and he's d

. >> you got hot lobes! >> i know, right? i wasn't even -- [ applause ] >> wow! >> that is so amazing. i haven't been able to wear these earrings. now i can. i love it. >> dr. travis: that's the mst important take away. there are certain earrings that women love no matter how much of a tug it pulls on the earlobes. you cod you could keep earrings that you couldn't wear before. love that. >> statement earrings keep coming back into fashion. >> dr. travis: bought -- dr. batra since you are here, would you come join us after the procedure? >> i would be happy to. >> dr. travis: thank you, judy. decades before beauty bloggers and youtube makeup tuitorials the models, max factor creations. this four story building was once the epicenter of beauty. the starce came here for a signature ? make up look. from one man: max factor. each level of max factor's studio served a significant purpose. on the first floor, stars had specific rooms based on hair color. it was here that max factor's color harmony concept came into play. her skin and signature look. and the second floor

delicate lobes. i'm afraid i couldn't bring myself to give the order. no, let's see. who else... boys? me? but i'm on your side. ironic... i thought i wasn't allowed to have any visitors. dr. bashir made an exception. he said you were almost killed. it's nothing to smile about. those nausicaans shattered my left eye socket broke two of my ascending ribs and punctured my lower lung. ? of course, it hurts. too bad. if you're going to stand there and gloat you can leave right now. i'm not done gloating. don't you get it? this was a message for you. well, it's not going to work. (gasping) i wish brunt had known that. odo has him and the nausicaans in a holding cell. he says it's an open-and-shut case. it's an open-and-shut case all right but i'm not going to press charges of course not. i'm in enough trouble with the f.c.a. as it is. but then odo will have to let them go. either way, the f.c.a. will just send another liquidator and that onewillmake an example of you. then you'll be the one gloating. i don't want to gloat. i want to end the strike. so, give us what we want. rom, i can

you know, i have been having a nagging pain in my lower left lobe, and while you're at it why don't you run a complete tricardial diagnostic? the ferengi health commission is trying to revoke my trading licensese. impressive vessel, captain. galaxy class? intrepid. ah. ah! and here we are in the much talked about "sick bay." not exactly state of the medical art now, is i it? what do you mean? obsolete instruments. lucky for you, i know a medical supplier that can spruce this place up in a nanosecond and i'll even drop my commission to a mere... 30%? how generous of you. computer, activate force field. force field? you said i wasn't cocoagious. it's for your own safety. i set the cortical inhibitor r maximum but it is no longer suppressing the effect. i've been kidnapped! these personalities are going to keep surfacacg. more reason to shut down the vinculum. if we do break the link, it may be too late. it could be lost. ( seven speaking in anguished voice ): please help me. i'm looking for my son gregory bergan, lieutenant bergan. have y y seen him? no, i'm afraid not. from the starship

i think i pulled a frontal lobe. it was absolutely amazing. you beat him without hurting him, and you protected me. mork calling orson. come in, orson. mork calling orson. come in, orson. mork calling orson. come in, orson. what are you doing? i was doing a little shadowboxing. since there are no shadows in my mind, i was punching thoughts. i didn't know you had any. oh, just one, and the little sucker's hiding in my subconscious. you know violence is against orkan law. i know that, but i'm trying to fit in because these are a very violent people. you mean they have wars? oh, no, worse than that. violence is part of their everyday lives. first of all, they slash prices, they drown their sorrows, they punch buttons, and they kill time. what makes them so violent? i think it starts when a baby is born. the first thing a doctor does is hit it. this is mork signing off. until next week, nanu, nanu. [ guitar strings twanging ] [ knock on door ] come in. ? la cucaracha, la cucaracha ? hi, honey. hello, darling. no, not you. her. hi. whatcha doing? i

i think his eyebrows on the frontal lobe. all right, let's get everything straight -- mom's a cute little boulder gal who obviously prefers men from another planet, and dad's a space jockey, and now you're all famous. there's even talk of a tv talk show, and you'll probably be put against old tom here. oh, not a bad idea, eh? ar ar! you know something? you look exactly like our garbageman. uh, tom, you see, one of the reasons we're considering a television show is we feel that it's the most effective way to reach a large number of people. mork hopes to promote a cultural exchange of understanding and respect between our two worlds. yeah, that and being on "battle of the network stars." excuse me. i'm getting a cue here from my stage manager over there. mcconnells, you've been really interesting guests. i'd like to talk more but i got a man in the greenroom who makes entire cities out of toothpicks, and he's putting the finishing touches on fort lauderdale. so, mcconnells, good night and "nana, nunu," or whatever it is you say

i don't want to have lobes hanging down to my knees. see, i told you that she was tougher than a rawhide chew stick. talkin' about you! mearth. miss geezba, uh... th came home very upset. and we were hoping we could talk to you about him adjusting to this environment. see here -- i've been a teacher for 43 bleems, and no one tells me how to run my classroom. i'm sure everything will be fine, once mearth gets to know the other children... and our alphabet. as long as he behaves. i hate her! i hate her! i hate her! what did i tell you? she's the house of correction. she is a mean, little, small person. [ bell rings ] look, min, aren't they cute at this age? oh, mearth, i missed you at recess. i waited for you in the sandbox. mork: that's very nice. he's already made a little friend. i have a feeling she's everybody's little friend. oh, earth head! earth head! listen, i'm sorry i was mean to you this morning. it's okay, ovits. isn't that nice, mearth? why don't we shake and make up? you're not kidding me? here's my hand -- ovits' hand. gee

case but experts say they can spread to the brain from >> when they have an infection here in the lobe area it is very common to experience confusion and psychotic symptoms, talking out of your head. and seeing and hearing things that are not there. this is the area of the rain that controls the memory. people are confused and they lose that typical sensibility and personality they may have. arrested after police say he threatened his neighbors with a sword. patrick esepki chased them but did not hit them. the neighbors don't know why. he admitted and charged with assault. >>> anti-pipe pipeline protests turn violent. they are trying to cross a bridge which was closed because it was unsafe. police fired water cannon and rubber bullets. one person was arrested, 17 taken to the hospital. >>> a crew of 7 off the coast of new bedford and someone on board that boat used a radio to sill for help. and a station responded and the crew from cape >> a story in washington state a couple managed to walk away and a huge tree came crashing on to the roof of their car. and it was near seattle. the wo

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the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, treatments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. r i had. we talked about options. my doctor told me about a robotic surgery that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. at ctca, it's all about what you can do. i feel fantastic now. exploring treatment options is at the heart of how we fight cancer. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more about our treatment options at cancercenter.com/lung. of charlotte, north carolina. an officer will not face charges for killing keith scott two months ago. scott was a threat and had a gun, says the police chief. this original shooting sparked days of protests. with today's ruling, that could be the case yet again. the prosecutor says that the officer acted lawfull

to another house seat up for grabs in the second congressional district in iowa voters elected dave lobe sack to his sixth term peteing dr. christopher peters to 54% to 46%. in the u.s. senate iowa's longest serving senator has a seventh term. chuck grassley cruised to a victory over patty judge winning 60% of the vote throughout the state. grassley was encouraged by how this election turned out for his party. >> at this pivotal time in our but for these little ones." voters across the country voted for an entirely g-o-p needed to flip five seats to gain control of the senate - controlled america. democrats needed to flip five seats to gain control of the senate but they failed to do that. republicans regained control of the senate holding on to at least 51 of the 100 seats, one new hampshire race is still too close to call but right now republican kelly aot is in the lead and political party kevin this senate balance is staying with the republicans. >> reporter: let's talk about new hampshire. that's a super interesting race we've been following all night long so kelly aot is the sittin

the hotel has a beautiful lobe. >> being condemned for 60 years, did a couple of de bruijn. >> every year for the mast 6 years they build it mainly out of staples. >> i think there's about a 14 144,001 and be careful and once you've checked in, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> boy, that's unbelievable. abc 7 news viewers are certainly into the halloween spirit and take a look at the costume picks posted online. we find them and feature them on tv. "sportscenter" is become with an update on the forecast. do you need a -- you can see rain is arm whether the north kay and reaching south lar and along the death line. a so far these totals are amazing 3.5 in napa and 4.5 in sacramento and our percent of rainfall for act, more than 200% of average. san jose, over 300% of average and livermore and all around the bay area looking pretty good for rainfall totals and the rest of the week will be mainly dry after tomorrow morning and right into the weekend. the next rain will be on sunday which particular, the first game of back. >> so have tour in. >> a lot going on including the raiders. >> now

the hotel has a beautiful lobe. >> being condemned for 60 years, did a couple of de bruijn. >> every year for the mast 6 years they build it mainly out of staples. >> i think there's about a 14 144,001 and be careful and once you've checked in, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> boy, that's unbelievable. abc 7 news viewers are certainly into the halloween spirit and take a look at the costume picks posted online. we find them and feature them on tv. "sportscenter" is become with an update on the forecast. do you need a -- you can see rain is arm whether the north kay and reaching south lar and along the death line. a so far these totals are amazing 3.5 in napa and 4.5 in sacramento and our percent of rainfall for act, more than 200% of average. san jose, over 300% of average and livermore and all around the bay area looking pretty good for rainfall totals and the rest of the week will be mainly dry after tomorrow morning and right into the weekend. the next rain will be on sunday which particular, the first game of back. >> so have tour in. >> a lot going on including the raiders. >> now

the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, treatments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. my doctor understood that who i am was just that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. at ctca, it's all about what you can do. i feel fantastic now. exploring treatment options is at the heart of how we fight cancer. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more about our treatment options at cancercenter.com/lung. >>> nine days of official mourning continues now across cuba as we take a live picture of the scores of in revolution plaza. a live look. tens of thousands are expected to gather throughout the day. nbc's jay gray has more on the details and a closer look at how the island nation is responding to castro's death. >> reporter: chairs have replace

former teacher, principal, served as top official in denver school tim prior to job in lobe land. wilson will fight for every child to learn. >>> not have a young person to waste. we cannot afford to say that because a young person had a bad day or bad month that we are going to now advocate our responsibility to ensure the system works for that young person. >> d.c. council has to approve wilson's nomination. antoine wilson will be in it our studio this morning 7:0 and will share more ever the vision for d.c. public schools. looking forward to hearing from mcgrady is talking about the thanksgiving forecast and warmer this morning at least maybe mentally. >> the wind is not blowing -- but the temperatures the actual air temperatures are super gold out there. matter of fact we have teens out there. it's not blowing. i think it feels comfortable. here in the city we have gone up. last hour 5 this hour 36. wind must have kicked up a little to get that temperature to go back up. we have not a freeze in d everybody else has exempt for annapolis they're close now at 3. baltimore 2. culp

tending to her gravely injured iraq, doctors removed not only 40% of his skull but his left temporal lobe, too. the language center used for reading, writing and speaking, it would be two years before patty heard her husband utter one word. >> i had no medical background walking into the situation. i just felt so uneducated so i didn't know where to turn. i didn't know -- i was having to husband's, um, behalf. >> decisions and 24-hour care. care-givers are the hidden heros. precisely the reason why senator elizabeth dole launched her campaign to raise awareness. there's more than five and a half million tending to loved heros providing services that would total $15 billion annually if these dedicated people received a paycheck. they quit their day jobs, ignore old friends and let go of hobbies. all while not asking for help. >> as a care-giver, there's still a lot of pressure. i feel like i'm carrying the burdens of the world most days. some days you think how can i do this another day? it feels overwelming and very tiring at times. and i think just having more opportunities for rest and