, are two young adults who've received their help. >> at covenant house, jamal and marquis share more than a meal. in a sense, they share a history. both came from families living on the edge, when the death of >> my mom wasn't able to deal with the fact of my fathers death, she wasn't able to deal that. so she tuned out. so that's how hunger stepped on my doorstep. >> once or twice a week we had something to eat, once or twice a week, we had nothing to eat. >> just 17 at the time, jamal remembers becoming the protector for his younger siblings. >> pretty much the picture was just us trying to survive. the kids trying to survive. we went to a couple of family members, but nobody never came to aid. >> many of the young people that walk in our door come in with nothing more than the shirt off their backs. >> so when we ask if you're hungry and would you like something to eat, i would say, say yes. so we begin with the meal and then move forward to address their needs. >> needs, vulnerable teenagers don't want to share. >> teenagers are especially tuned into how other people think about

working for french general marquis delafayette, james lafayette posed as an escaped slave to penetrate war camps. the smithsonian associates and the international spy museum co-hosted this 80-minute event. >> good morning. good to see all of you here. i'm the museum's historian curator. i would like to welcome all of you to the third part of the national spy museum. the first two weeks centered on fairly well-known personalities. ben franklin is of course ben franklin. next week we'll take a look at the most infamous spy in u.s. history, benedict arnold. the relative obscurity of the man we'll hear about today is what will make this morning so interesting. he is someone we should know more about. his impact on world history is well known for historians, but historians are just now beginning to piece his life together, to find out new information, to understand his impact on the revolution, and to figure out how he fits among the great heroes and villains of american intelligence history. so kate gruber will help us understand who this enigmatic man is. she's been the curator at jamesto

: when we size up the rest of the nfl the patriots return from their bi to host the sea hawks and marquis matchup of week ten. the pats may be shorthanded for sunday's highly an advertise payed rematch of super bowl 39. chris hogan and long did not pa hogan sitting out with a back injury and his questionable for sun's game while long's absence is not injury related. that blows for pats in a weekday face arguably their toughest opponent left on the schedule. >>> they are physically and mentally tough and they bring it. they can hit hard, they can play hard, this ecan cover. so we have to be prepared. >>> everybody has to do their job them like to run the ball so we have to be on that but they have explosive receivers and a good tight end and good quarterback so it will take a >> anchor: patriots have kick off sunday night right here on 7 nbc. we'll get you ready with the 7 on the sidelines preshow start act 6:30. this is the second full season in the big, mookie betts a finalist for the american league m.v.p. award and now he is a gold glove winner winning his first in less than 100% to cl

. >> we had to see the marquis to make sure it wasn't a crazy then be sad. >>laura: steve and shelly met at the friendly confines. they, like the thousands who keep flocking to wrigley, are doing so for themselves and loved one. >> i was able to talk to my dad in florida. he's 75. it's emotional talking to family that's been around and family members that aren't around to see it. we're here to see it. >>reporter: the brick wall serving as a memorial for all cubs fans who see the day, a day their beloved team became world champions. rooip besides taking pictures and selfies with the marquis, fans from all over the country came here to pick up world series merchandise. she flew in to chicago to experience the magic on the north side. >> we waited about two hours as well to make sure that we got a stopped outside of sports world, mere feet from the marquis displaying the words every cubs fan has dreamed of. pinch yourself. this is real life. >>laura: illinois governor has declared today world champion chicago cubs day. the city of chicago is holding a big parad

marquis krisz made his first start at 23. the suns are down 23-25 at the end of 1st but almost pulled off a comeback. >> we come back a lot. that's the team is really close. we have a lot of beliefs. i think our average age was 22. >>> the arizona wildcats away for a game. >>> this cubs fan decided to keep the memory of the world series always on his mind. we're we're not sure how th ? ? one day a rider made a decision. his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, >>> mountains are pink, time to drink! i heard that phrase -- listen, i met a lady today, she had the greatest personality. sun city, they have a wine club. and they say when the mountains are pink, it's time to drink. [ laughter ] >> happy hour. isn't that a nice phrase! [ laughter ] >> a live look, engineer au, a this weekend. snies sunset for us. mountains aren't as pink. comfortable day today. winds out of the east southeast at 14 miles an hour. clear skies and plenty. sunshine in the forecast. tempe

dave marquis two years since 12-year-old tamir rice was killed by police today remembered him at a sit in at thehe first interest headquarte the messages out there still is not justice, plaque lies glib and says they will try to make their voices heard.ss cpd ions for the mayor for in the way that chief calvin williams is a bit of thisi poli department and we think of her step is to fire these officers so our tax dollars will no longer fund their paychecks.do the family filed a civil lawsuit over the shooting prescription drugs plead county in court today is sandusky county sure kelly lombard was indicted on charges in august accused of taking medication from drug take back boxes that he pled guilty to charges including that the novice to be sentenced next month he ran for reelection despite the charges, but lost. law enforcement in cuyahoga to get video related to a crime two yearsc ago video from a camera's field to capture a suspect for two attack in lakewood now the cuyahoga count office has teamed up with the detroit shoreway development organizationouou for a safety c initiative

my latest misfit leaving home as a french teenager, marquis de lafayette, and this book tells the story of him leaving home and his pregnant teenage wife, to come to america to throw in with george washington's continental army. and so i'll read for a bit and then i'll take questions i wanted to read this section of his voyage to america and his early time, and then read a little tangent about a heroic bookseller, to pander to thewr subject of the proceedings. [laughter][laughte >> so 1777 lafayette has a -- obscounded to america. he bought his own ship to come to pick the king of france is trying to keep them at home.ossh once he makes it onto the ship to purchase across atlanta, he starts writing his wife these letters to try to explain why he has abandoned her. and their forthcoming child. i believe i say in the bookeir t while history might be full of great fathers, recorded history is not where to find them. [laughter] >> at sea, lafayette unveiled the grandeur of his mission to his wife and attempted to include her in it.o includ he wrote i hope as a favor to me you will become a

the sheriff's office also showed us this body camera video from marquis porter's arrest... in it, porter apologizes and complies with that was after he tried to ram his truck into a patrol car and ran from them. the sheriff's office says it will not make any changes to the way it posts about arrests on its social media accounts for the past few years.. thanksgiving and black friday have merged into one big shopping extravaganza. around tampa... black friday shoppers are already lining up. it seems like the shopping holiday is starting earlier this year is no exception. fox 13's haley hinds shows us how black friday has shifted toward the internet. out here at best buy on dale mabry... there are already two tents lined up. rick hilton, who's first in line, told us it's worth it to snag a 200-dollar t-v or a hundred dollar laptop. if buyer, you may have already started your shopping. some stores have offered black friday sales for weeks... well ahead of cyber monday. in fact, walmart is taking on amazon pushing up its big internet deals to friday, a day earlier than last year

thousands gathered and bars around the field outside the marquis to celebrate the wind that sending the comes to game seven of the world series. it's not it is not cubs fans who aren't making the trip to cleveland got to watch the game there. showing support in chicago. people have started writing thousands of messages on those famous brick walls along the right field. there are tributes to the team along with memorials to loved ones who were never able to see the cubs in the world series. in cleveland some indians fans are going to progressive field to offer some divine help. congregation of saint joseph have blessed the field. these are the same nuns we told you about last week. they have been emailing back and forth with the nuns from the chicago area congregation pictures of themselves decked out in indians gear. as you can see right there. so cute. how about this. charlie sheen is also trying to help out the indians by heading to cleveland tonight. new mean wild thing. that's what they call him. he tweeted out this picture and wrote fear not belie the way. hashtag get me vaughn. i

wizards get another wide open look, and marquis flores, and wizards blow a double digits fourth quarter lead. >> we had a good look. cannot complain about having a chance to win the game on the road, and our guys battled hard and nothing to be ashamed of, and we did not get the win but we played well enough to get the win. >>> words can cost a lot of money, and josh norman found this out today. he was fined $25,000 for a comment he made in an interview, and he said this regarding an official from last weekend's game, you suck, i am just putting it out there, and we play a physical game, and he needs to be reprimanded. that's the end of the quote. and then a team decided to celebrate on the team, the mannequin challenge. players caught posing in goofy positions on the field while a camera travels throughout the exhibit. and maryland went and got a big beating from michigan as they fall 59-3. and then virginia tech goes to the road to win their straight winning duke 24-21. erica, it's a bye week for the redskins and t caps and wizards back home on wednesday and tuesday so things will pick

>> grand marquis?nd marquis, sounds like a trump kind of car, there is the registration back, keep it, by the way, you will probably be frame that, too, so hopefully the next four years, maybe eight years goes, very smooth and get thumb up from everybody fours year from now rather than maybe middle finger now and then. howard, thank you for waking up, enjoy your 7-eleven sandwich, can you believe it, karens, thomas? how about that for 4:30 interview? >> and he hit the lottery? that's one of those people you just put him in all of the polling place toss figure out and predict what will actually happen. >> specially with the stock market ready to tumble any minute when it opens. maybe howard is the guy to invest in, instead. >> we saw the world markets react as well, up and down, mostly down, but we will be monitoring that throughout the morning as well. steve, thank you for. that will avenue feeling we'll see a lot more of those license plates, trump one, two, three, so for the. >> lauren johnson in buc

this is a view from the marquis de lafayette hotel.ith clouds and now sunshine for the rest of the day. especially interior new jersey look at the 30s. piles grove, and all in the 30s. just dropped below 30 in princeton. temperatures starting off cold but bright sunny skies in the entire area. we're going to see a significant fast warmup. sunshine in the lehigh valley. 40 degrees. that bright sunshine will warm temperatures into the upper 40s at 9:00. and then 53 by lunchtime. for philadelphia, 42 degrees. a little bit of a breeze. it's 5 miles an hour. that wind will stay with us, that northwesterly wind will be dry and also give us plenty of sunshine, too. 51 degrees by 11:00. we're on track for temperatures in the upper 50s for most of the area. 56 in the lehigh valley. 59 for philadelphia. with the sunshine, it is going to feel like the low 60s. a really beautiful autumn day ahead. you can get the "first alert" on the go. >> best part of your forecast is your suggestion to sleep in a couple days? >> yes. >> on saturday morning and

they've been ambushed by the marquis.

the marquis reads, world seri morning. the cubs came back after being down three games to one in the series against cleveland. their first title since 1908. >> there's the 0-1. this is going to be a tough play. bryant, the cubs win the world series! >> he's out! ben zobrist was named series mvp. the celebration there of more than 100 years in the making. chicago is now getting ready for a victory parade for the cubs. >> you saw people crying there. so emotional. csu president dr. tony frank predicted the cubs would win it all in february. colorado state tweeting a screen shot of frank's february csu snow day. does this mean this will be the year the cubs wine the world series?" he followed up on twitter last night, congratulating the cubs saying, no, one cannot have a snow day without snow. >> so many things that could be out of kilter this morning. we want to check in with ashton. >>> everything seems to be okay. morning, even after the cubs win. 38 degrees. it's been a while since we've had rainfall. it's now been more t

marquis chris on the putback. steph, to k.d. to clay. then durant takes it to the hoop.s it down. 29 points, 5 assists. durant also had two of the team's seven blocks. kevin booker thinks he has an easy basket. rejected. clay also had 30 despite being in foul trouble. most of the game the offense taking care of the weak defense. >> there will be times where you definitely got to come out and try to outscore a team. because they're hitting. they caught fire there. we picked the energy up there a little bit later. >> a good way to close, but a lot to work on. defensively we were all over the place tonight and not in a good way. >> the niners played bell enough to win today in arizona, so that's progress. they played their best game maybe this season. in all phases. they've now lost eight in a row. the 100-yard rusher, but johnson still had 101 all-purpose yards. 14-0 arizona. colin kaepernick, 210 yards and 1 touchdown. pocket collapses. 3:24 left in the game. carson palmer sacking interceptions. that led to this run by kaepernick with 55 yards. tied at 20 with 1:55 left.

. >> there are balls caught deep and marquis goodwin caught one and kenny brick caught one. >> brady rattling off the revis hit list but patriots lost any respect for the former teammate. >> everyone has up and down games but he's been one of the best for a long time. >> he's an extremely good defensive back and every play will be a fight. >> and never under estimate them. >> and even if they're bringing >> and it is the challenge for both of the games. go in there and then when they come here and both teams are ready to play and it is going to again go to the last possession of the game. >> and maybe not too big an injury with both gronkowski and tom brady did take the flight to new jersey. live outside of met life stadium, trey adair, 7 news night team. >> anchor: that's something anyway. thank you, trey. >> anchor: and still ahead, another one bites the dust. the b's looking to snap the losing streak bu tough if they might be doing it without one of their key players tomorrow. >> anchor: sunshine joining us once again for just a couple of days and then the clouds return and some v

look at the marquis. liquid it reads, world series champions. you can see a few people milling around there. people are probably still fi is a story that is trending online this morning. was go to jean with the look at the reaction that is pouring in . >> a couple of people holding the big w flag, how do you think their twitter account marked the occasion, that is right fly that w. this is a franchise that has been shrouded in hocus- pocus, curses, and superstition. check this out: this is the oldest cubs player putting out those positive vibes. he is retiring by the way. to go out in style. it must have worked because the curses broken. you know about that billy goat curse, the owner of the billy goat tavern to go to the game back in 1945, he got kicked out and he said you guys will never win again. of course we know it now the clubs win and at the billy goat tavern a ring a bell to mark that the curses now over. wait for it. that is the ringing of the bell right there. bill murray, super fan of super fan reaction first elation and then emotion

working for french general marquis delafayette, james lafayette posed as an escaped slave to penetratear camps. the smithsonian associates and the international spy museum co-hosted this 80-minute event. >> good morning. good to see all of you here. i'm the museum's historian curator. i would like to welcome all of you to the third part of

it shows marquis porter in tears with the title sad criminal of the day. they say he was dealing drugs and tried to ram a deputy's cruiser with his car. >> i don't think anybody should be showing off like that on social media. >> i don't feel bad for anybody trying to hurt cops. >> i don't think any behavior like that is good if he is criminal. but their job is to go out there and do their job. >> reporter: this controversy social media post doesn't only have people on the street fired up. check out the conversation on jennifer writes, i don't feel bad for him. if he would have seriously hurt someone or killed them, nobody would have seen this as humiliation. jamie says, simple, don't break the law, then you won't be publicly humiliated. missy says innocent until proven guilty is one of our core values. >> of course. at this point our evidence indicates that these crimes were committed and he was charged with them. we have increased our use of humor over the last couple of months. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says humor is a way for deputies the commu

the cubs marqui at wrigley field hasn't read like that in 108 years. leading off the game. the straight way, center field. making his third start of the world series. and it's 1-0. clubr didn't have it tonight. the cubs still with the lead he takes it by romney gee davis. his first home run of the post season. lebron fired up. but then a rain delay. the cub's fence comes alive again. and that is going to score the go ahead run. the cubs, get the victory tonight 8-7. and win their first world series since 1908. there's going to be series victory parade on the north side of the chicago. >> i have never won an award as a team. i have always been able to do it individually. but this trumps everything. i mean -- i'm so happy. i can't even really put into words how this feels. >> reporter: unbelievable. the suns back home to host the blazers tonight. after missing monday's game in los angeles. with a toe injury. booker returned to score. a thriller here as well. time winding down, head down. he gets it to go and the suns with a lead. portland, got one more shot. and they would ha

tried to avoid the cameras as he faced charges in the hit-and-run death of the map whose name son the marquis of the club that he had walked out of moments before he was run down. milton gone salves as the prosecutor said he ducked responsibility for this deadly hit-and-run thanksgiving night. >> he fled from the scene of the accident. accident for two days and removed the license plates from the vehicle. >> reporter: 25-year-old sergio lickona had just stepped out of a brockton bar when he was hit by a dark jaguar settan that kept going. the other than came forward but said the man borrowed the car. a friend asked gone salves about the damage to the vexed. >> when asked what happened to the car the defendant reportedly said "nothing happened." >> reporter: police say the man came of the accident and hadn't slept since. >> he was honest with them as to the fear that occurred to him on that night. he indicated there was other persons around that appeared to be angry and screaming and he did panic, judge. >> reporter: licona was taken off life support and the man faces a charge of hit-and-run r

this place is wonderful -- like what the marquis de sade would have done if he'd gone into retail. yeah, this is a great location, mork. you walk through an animal hospital, knock twice, ask for a man named juanita, then slide down a pole. how many times do you ever see a hamster neutered on your way into macy's? i don't see 20 things i can identify. you'd look smashing in something like this. no. anthony quinn would look smashing in something like that. i think exidor is onto something hot here, min. i think he's got a great, new concept. min, you've heard of wally amos? well, how about these? exdioreos. it's a great new concept -- chocolate, cheese, and meat. mmm. mmm. i admire exidor's initiative, but if somebody told me he was going to open a store, this is exactly what i'd expect. i mean, it's just ridiculous. min, you call this ridiculous? yeah, i'd say that just about defines the word. you can't be so negative. you've got to find something positive about this whole experience. well, i'd say the color combination on this cookie is excellent. that's wonderful -- because you kn

a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. philadelphia has cleared out. look at the wind blowing. drying us out in a hurry. very dry air that comes in which allows temperatures to come out. we're seeing chilly conditions. delaware has dropped into the 30s. 38 degrees right now. most of the area is in the 40s. there are neighborhoods in low 40s in delaware. 42 degrees in wilmington. claymont, glasgow, all in the 40s. low 40s for dover. and 40s for lewis and rehoboth beach. the numbers will turn around nicely. a typical fall bay. mostly sunshine and into the upper vs with the sun going to feel like the low 60s this afternoon for philadelphia. suburbs, too. lansdale 58 degrees. plenty of sunshine for lehigh valley easton and allentown. no shortage of sunshine in new jersey. in hammonton and trenton, stevenson township. it will feel like 50 degrees with the sunshine. at the shore, not quite as chilly at the shore. sunny skies, wilmington, smyrna, rehoboth beach, a nice warmup all around today. more nice weather. we're in the clear for most of the areas. we se

marquis had 14 points in the first half. diz ards take a double digit lead at the half. third quarter, bradley beal breaking out of his slump in a big way. this part of his game high 28. fourth quarter now. baltimore native virginia tech grad malcolm delany until the corner. brings the hawks to final minute of the game. wizards needing a basket. gortat had five offensive rebounds. 12 points, 15 rebounds for the big man. first win of the season, 95-92 over the hawks. for beale it was a relief to have his best game so far. >> i was locked in. the biggest thing i wanted to make sure we were going to get a win. we were going do anything to get a win. it was mind over maermt i wasn't play and i had it going. do whatever it took. >> i think basicalliry we turned the ball more than them. i think we did a good job defensively except for the last two minutes. we didn't make some great shot tempts attempts on the offense end. >>> high school. demassa, stags in the red first half. english fakes the handoff. clearly that was the right decision. up 7-0. fourth quarter, dematha, back

the cornerstone was placed by marquis de lafayette. it's a monument to the first revolutionary battle that was staged in hope to create a world with rights, and the right to life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. >> hinojosa: and one of the things that you focused on in your work, there are two groups of people who you have focused on in your work that are really, really fascinating. one of them is immigrants, immigrants without a voice, and the other one is the homeless. >> and veterans. >> hinojosa: and veterans. so let's talk a little bit about the work with immigrants. you have... >> they are called the alien staff. >> hinojosa: the alien staff. >> yes. >> hinojosa: which i remember when i first saw it i was like, "what is this?" it's essentially a staff that has... it's carrying... >> it's like a walking stick. >> hinojosa: it's a walking stick. >> it's got a certain symbolic power, like, that's why it's called staff. >> hinojosa: and it's got their memories, it's got their passport, it's got their papers? >> it has plexiglass conta

that's another marquis face in trump tower with david petraeus meeting with trump himself and what the general had to say following the meeting. >> how did the meeting go? >> meeting went very well. was with him for about an hour. he basically walked us around the world, showed a great grasp of a variety of the challenges that are out there, and some of the opportunities as well. >> well, even with that, the embattled general is thought to be up for secretary of state, but the multitasking president-elect also went on yet another twitter tirade, this one not finding evidence for trump's baseless claim of voter fraud. at one point, even given a 16-year-old a prominent place on his twitter feed. he said cnn is so embarrassed by their total 100% support of hillary clinton and yet her loss in a landslide that they don't know what to do. he continued to bash the cable network this morning with yet another post. that came as michigan's board of elections certified results with trump as the winner. even as jill stein continued her pursuit of a recount. following wisconsin's announcement it co

. >> did you see the marquis it said mash potatoes, not your head. it's serious folks. be safe on the roads. >>> caught on camera, police ambush in idaho, a police officer wrestles with a fugitive. look at this. the suspect was hiding in the trunk. tried to jump out with a gun. >> thereof been a lot of events that have been happening with police agencies across the nation and this incident shows that can happen right in our backyard. >> by the way, the driver of the car was the fugitive's own mother. she was also arrested. >>> people demanding a massachusetts college reinstate hampshire college decided to stop flying the flag after two recent incidents there. administrators lower it to half staff after donald trump was named president elect. right before veterans day the flag was set on fire. members of the community reportedly told administrators they view the flag as a symbol of fear. >>> lake tahoe police have arrest add 43-year-old man in connection of two cases of tampering. he's accused of pouring some mystery substance in to self serve food. we told you yesterday

celebrating under a marquis that finally declared the cubs winner of the world series. "fifty one years i've been here. a die-hard cubs fan from the south side. it hasn't been easy but the cubs are awesome and the supporters and fans didn't give up on us" the city is now preparing for a yet... but sources say it would go from wigley field to grant park - either tomorrow or monday. we'll keep you posted. and good news for any cubs fans in the area! dick's sporting goods is celebrating the team's world series victory. you're looking like at dick's in kenosha - it opened early a half hour ago so fans can get your world series gear! the salvation army says an imposter posing as a bell ringer...is stealing money they say the man even appears to have a real salvation army red kettle. deandra corinthios is live from the salvation army headquarters in wauwatosa with the details. the salvation army filed a police report last year when a red kettle was stolen from the parking lot of a milwaukee wal-mart... that same wal-mart. milwaukee police are investigating a man posing as a s

she was channeling the whole last century's kind of marquis struggles over identity. i mean, it culminated with a gender identity, but also national, political, racial and religious. so, the story-- the early story of my father is that she was born, only child, only son of a wealthy parents, my grandparents in budapest. my father lived a very, you know, kind of coddled pampered existence with a series of nannies, tutors and governesses, not very loved by his parents who spend most of their time out, you know, making the social scene and going to the opera and really didn't have very much time for their child. so, that whole privileged life was swept away in world war ii, which was when my father was about 13, throughout my father's teenage years. my father from like 13 to 17. my father wound up a kind of richmond on the streets of budapest, passing as a christian with false identity papers and a stolen armband. at one point my father would actually use that armband to pose as an hungarian nazi officer so that he could rescue my grandparents from a so-called protected

game that carries the ultimate mystique of the marquis match- up of college week. always been a back and forth for playing a team up north and for the first time ohio state and michigan are in the top three and urban meyer knows everybody is waiting to see and so did he in astubula up watching woody and bow. >> both teams appreciated so much and i enjoyed it. >> the governor will place his persecution of the scarlet letter "m" and take it a step further by calling on people to refrain from seating in khakis that are pleated. is this a new ten year war. remember the 26th day of november, there's only one place to tune at high noon, see place is the home of the buckeyes. >>> the 2006 year, ohio state and michigan were ranked one and two and ohio state won and would go onto the national championship game which they would lose to urban meyer. live in the newsroom. john kosic, news 5. >>> mc john kosic. >> that's right. just like that. >> that's right. he is a poet. >>> now lee jordan special coach's name. >> bad matta. >> that sounds like a brand of sports car or maybe

leaving home my latest misfit leaving home as a french teenager, the marquis they lafayette, this tells the story of him leaving home and his pregnant teenage wife to come to america and throw in with george washington's continental army and i will read for a bit and take questions and want to read this section of his voyage to america and his early time and another tangent about the heroic book seller to the subject of the proceedings. 1777 lafayette has absconded to america, brought his own ship to come here, the king of france trying to keep them at home, his wife's family keeping them at home, and once he makes it onto this ship he purchased across the atlantic start sending his wife, starts writing his wife and the letters to try to explain why he has abandoned her and their forthcoming child. i say in the book that history might be full of great fathers, recorded history is not where to find them. at sea lafayette unveiled the grandeur of his mission to his wife audrey and attempted to include her in it. i hope as a favor to me you will become a good american. she's a teenage fren

. >> one issue that marquis agre w have now and i believe it is a place proof system. >> lorain county uses touch screen voting machines that have paper receipts. volunteers check the ids on the way in and behind them poll observers affiliated with the democratic and republican parties watch it all. >> the staff knowing that someone is observing actually affects how they handle the >> lorainne county board board of elections paul adams says this. >> the observers are there to see the process and see it it up close. reporter: but not allowed to interrupt the voting process. anyone with a concern should call his office. the same for cuyahoga county where paid poll rovers are randomly checking in on polling >> knowing that there is multiple check points in the process i think it lends itself to a valid counting of votes. >> and i did also ask to speak with those democratic poll watchers at the polls and they told me they were not allowed to speak to reporters. now it is also worth noting that the poll watchers are allowed to be there when the people are still voting, once that ends they h

marquis matchups on the left. you see the shark tank and oracle on the right. both arenas will be buzzing in 10 minutes. the puck will drop in san jose, the sharks and the black hawks at 7:30, the warriors hosting the lakers. and the raiders host the panthers on sunday. >> the best men's college basketball team in the bay area is not berkeley or stanford, but marago. nbc bay area's colin resch is on camp campus. >> the program's highest ranking since 1959. >> we haven't been through this being ranked early in the season deal. >> each night as we take the team's best shot. it's a little different. >> absolutely, i think that we can be better than 15. >> jacques could be right. the junior center scoring average is up 13 points from a year ago, to 21 a game. couple that with the best collection of perimeter players he's had in 16 years, and you have a team that can play with anyone. >> that's what we strive for now. >> what a drive by emmitt knorr. >> we're in a good space timewise. they've been doing it long enough. we have a special group of guys. >> our defense

my latest misfit leaving home as a french teenager, marquis de lafayette and of this book tells the story of him leaving home and his pregnant teenage wife to come to america to throw in with george washington's continental army and so i will read for a bit and then i will take questions and he wanted to read the section of his voyage to america and his early time and then i will read a little tangent about a whole wrote bookseller to pander to the subject the proceedings. [laughter] >> 1777, lafayette has absconded to america, but his own ship to come here. the king of france is trying to keep him at home. his wife's family is trying to keep him at home because as i mentioned she is pregnant and once he makes it onto the ship he has purchased across the atlantic he starts sending his wife-- writing his wife adria these letters to try to explain why he has abandoned her. her and their forthcoming child. i believe i say in the book that while history might be full of great fathers recorded history is not where to find them. [laughter] >> addressee, lafayette unveiled the grandeur of his mi

the marquis. okay. george j. mallory. it was the visa card. i knew it. he's from st. louis. stan, hold onto our prisoners, will you? norm... a minute? a few moments ago, a heights detective was here. yeah, donahue. what'd he want? personal thing. did it have anything to do with the delaberto homicide? the heights asking for information? no, nothing like that. you won't get any. i got some paperwork. can i get caught up? excusee. did you handle a call this morning about a jumper on culver? yes, sir. who did you give it to? lieutenant goldblume. and did you give it to him right away? as soon as he was off the phone. he was on the phone for a while. i'm ready for duty, lieutenant. oh, my god. wh? do i shame you? no, just stay calm. pick the one that offends you. any, except the thumb. [ speaking foreign language ] allory? uh, not exactly. maybe you were too busy pulling up your pants. sir, we risked our lives this morning getting the people who were robbing u. then you split on us. i'm sorry. i am sorry about that. but i had conferences scheduled all day long, and i knew i coul

a few stragglers out there but the most important thing is the marquis, look at it. world series champions. that's r thousands of people poured into the streets outside wrigley field. they are dancing, singing, celebrating, throwing back a few. the stories online this morning. let's go to gene with a reaction that is pouring in. >> reporter: the cubs commemorating a big, historic win with what else? fly that w. a france franchise that has been shrouded in superstition. you actually see here david last night, by the way, he is done, he is retired, what a way to go out. perhaps putting out good vibes to break, of course, that curse. you know what i'm talking about. the billy goat curse. the owner of the billy goat tavern went to a game in 1945 got kicked out of wrigley field and said you guys are never going to win again. early this morning and to commemorate that curse being broken ringing the bell billy goat tavern. they have good stuff there. >>> how about this guy? cubs super fan bill murray. that is his reaction. elation and wait for it. emotion. i think i see tea

my latest missive leaving home as a french teenager, marquis de lafayette, and this book tells the story of him leaving home and his pregnant teenage wife, to come to america to throw in with george washington's continental army. and so i'll read for a bit and then onto questions i wanted to read this section of his voyagey to america and his early time, if it ever read a little tangent about a heroic bookseller, to pander to the subject of the proceedings. [laughter] >> so 1777 lafayette has aasnd discounted to america. he bought his own ship to come to pick the king of france is trying to keep them at home. is why sam is time to keep them at home because as i mentionedme she is pregnant, and once he makes it onto the ship has purchased across the atlantic, he starts sending his wife, he started writing his wife these letters to try to explain why he has abandoned her. and their forthcoming choker i believe i said about that while history might be full of great fathers, recorded history is not where to find them. [laughter] >> at sea, lafayette unveiled the grandeur of his mission to hi

the third daughter of the third marquis of londondery was most displeased that randolph should have been anything so contrary to her own ambitions for him. the very idea of marrying an american was in and of itself immensely displeasing and for him to contemplate doing such a thing after such a short acquaintance was folly. >> despite his mother's displeasure, randolph was deeply committed to his intended bride. mrs. jerome had forbidden jennie to correspond with him. but randolph wrote passionately from blenheim. my own darling jeanette, i cannot let another day pass without writing to you. i do not think i've ever had such a day as yesterday, such a melancholy journey away from you, then to have the listen to the toddling gossip of my mother and sisters when my hearts and thoughts were elsewhere. it's so curious that my rooms and my things and occupation here which i used to take an interest in are quite hateful now and all i can do is keep re-reading your her and looking at your photographs until i get quite stupid. i do not think, dearest, you have any idea of how much i love you or