wilson. >> ron and dottie voted for mccarthy. they also had a personal interest in this election. ron was on the ballot as a mccarthy delegate. if elected he would go to chicago in august to vote for the senator as a representative of his state. the polls would close at 6:00. but until then campaign workers for all the candidates were busy urging their neighbors to vote. >> have you voted in the primaries for president? >> no, sir. but that's my boy right there. >> thank you. >> this is mrs. kirby at nixon headquarters. we wanted to be sure to remind you to vote today. >> at nixon headquarters voters were offered rides to the polls. a common practice in both political parties. it began to snow in laconia, but that did not stop the voters from going to the polls. it looked so easy. a mark on a piece of paper, a name written in. it was as simple as picking out a new hat or selecting fresh vegetables for dinner. and it was done as casually. but in each voter's mind, there was the feeling that his vote, his personal choice of the pre

one thing it says is that he was the loyal friend of joe mccarthy who understood not just joe mccarthy was his dad's friend, but the but the joe mccarthy gave him his first job. in an era when much of america thought that common is what it's like huge threat so to bobby kennedy and he thought there is only one person in washington who is standing up against the communist. while jack kennedy said stay away from the funeral, bobby kennedy did what he often did from jack's advice and he ignored it and he went and he was going to stand up for his buddy joe mccarthy. that that was bobby kennedy the loyalist. you can say i don't know what you think of the joe mccarthy but there is something noble about him being there when there is a potential risk. the other half of bobby kennedy back then was a bobby kennedy who knew someday he wanted to his brother to be president and he someday he might run from office himself. he went to the funeral, he showed up for his buddy joe mccarthy, but he was going to make sure nobody was going to see him and anybody who saw him was not going to talk about it.

with joe mccarthy? did mccarthy go after him because he was so liberal? >> that's a really complicated question because humphrey tried to pass something called the communist control act where he tried to make it illegal to be communist. that was done in some part because he was trying to make joe mccarthy -- to bring the truth out and force joe mccarthy's hand so he would have to prove somebody was a communist and it would be illegal and couldn't be quite so passe about it or blase about how he attacked people. he would have to actually incriminate them. that was a bad plan, it didn't work, but he didn't like joe mccarthy, or any of his tactics. even though he was anti-communist, he didn't like anything about what he did. thought he was a demagogue. >> we have two minutes left. hubert humphrey was very ill with cancer. what kind of cancer did he have? >> bladder cancer. >> in the last years of his life in the united states senate. and he ended up dying in january of 1978. in the time before he died, he

about the mccarthy era i think he would have said yes america was anti-communist did joe mccarthy in his early days was standing up legitimately against communist threat he would have said early bobby kennedy was tone deaf to all of joe mccarthy victims the way that robert kennedy would not have led him get away but the early bobby kennedy went to vietnam since in said we will stand by you because we thank you can win the war ended is important. what other primary authors of the u.s. counter strategy was bobby kennedy. in key step in the senate toussaint was wrong. he did that issue after issue. the bad body and the good body. and the dominant personality to run for president and it is said accidental that barack obama and hillary clinton and looked as there will models to any politician to bobby kennedy to be though one. so joking ahead written books on strange topics of including non superman but i was just like to present their shirts to bill green. [applause] but give him a wonderful round of applause. [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] . . the narrative and the media report

the only man who has had more in the ladies and gentlemen, referee john mccarthy stops this in the very first round. due to submission by a rear naked choke, demian maia! >> all right. i'm here with your winner. an emotional d emotional demian. wins. where does this stack up? >> right now, i think 16 in a row, this guy is just a former champion. he's a guy that has been knocking out everybody. this is the guy that i watch his fight against robby lawler. in the first line there, many people think he won. i also think -- so for me, he was the champion. come here and be able to put my work, all my respect for i knew it would be a hard fight. i'm just so happy that, you know -- i think i earned a title shot. you know, now finally i get the chance to fight for the title. >> and stephen wonder boy thompson is here. he's going to fight next. are you planning to wait or will you want a fight in between? >> no. wait forhe winner of woodley and wonder boy. >> you're a class act a true master. incredible performance. absolutely. [speaking in portuguese]. >> i said, you know, that i -- i'm very gla

mike mccarthy, he likes to keep six of them. he's a former had tight end himself. >> kevin: second down and ten. they bring in a fullback, and that is alstevis squirewell. hit by a johnson. a gain after yard. here are the names that are on the tight end list. >> rich: great competition but jared cook will be a difference maker this year. i think he and rodgers will get off to a terrific start. they lack the vertical speed at the tight end position. go back when jay michael finley it. >> kevin: third down here for callahan. incomplete. looking for allison. cook had a good first half. made a lot of good plays. he's in his eighth season out of south carolina. he was originally a third-round pick by tennessee. he's had seven quarterbacks in seven years. >> rich: that's a problem. you know, we talk about all the different coordinators for quarterbacks. when you are a tight end and every time you turn around, they never really had that quarterback in tennessee, never had the quarterback in st. louis. >> kevin: fourth and nine. nice le

but mccarthy never did.was a terrible burden for humphrey and probably mccarthy could have swung enough votes to get humphrey elected. and i'm just wondering whether our experts share that view or whether they have some other view. >> thank you. >> i share it, for sure. we interviewed walter mondale and he said that if mccarthy would have come out on the stage at the convention and said, "humphrey's not our best candidate and we don't have -- we're against the war but we need to vote for him rather than richard nixon," that he would have won the election. they had a meeting a couple weeks before the convention where mccarthy told humphrey to come out for him by mid-september. never did. what people didn't know is humphrey and miles lord, a friend of both of those two people, were talking constantly all through the campaign trying to get mccarthy to come on board with humphrey and he wouldn't do it. left the country for a while. no one knows why. >> if you joined us along the way, mick's done a documentary on

you have mike mccarthy calling plays and aaron rodgers out there doing the same thing. he's never going to run a play that doesn't have a chance. he looks at it, he previews the foot, the secondary. he will give them the best play possible based on the situation. the down, the distance, the red zone. doesn't waist snaps during the course of the game. >> kevin: third and six. cobb. >> rich: total pressure. >> referee: five yard penalty. still third down. >> kevin: too late. it changes the play. so, rich, mike is talking to him time does he get to talk in the headset to rodgers? >> rich: that play was 15 seconds. mike is able to give him a lot of information. he can give him a couple different options in terms of play concept, and protection. they call the play and at the line of scrimmage a lot of different things happen. he may change the protection. may slide to the right. he may have the back stay in, give a hand signal to the receiver. he does a lot at the line of scrimmage. in that case he's trying to preview where it's coming from and took too long. he tried to cal

. >> and behind the scenes of melissa mccarthy's musical moment. star struck over strie sand. >> and "dancing with the stars" the early years. the lost audition tapes. >> you don't want to look at it? fine. i'm the man. ?? is "entertainment tonight." >> we have the information you won't find anywhere else about chris brown's arrest. he is accused of pulling a gun on a former beauty queen. >> the question is what happened inside the singer's house? we talked to chris's accuser and i spoke exclusively to ray jay who was there. we are the only show with both sides of the story. >> i'm here to say listen, stop the press, stop. hold on. hold on. there is another side, a better side, the truth. >> ray jay told me he was upstairs getting a tattoo when this woman, baylee curran claims brown pointed a gun at her. >> has it hit you yet what happened? >> no. i'm still in shock. >> the 25-year-old said she went to brown's house to pursue the idea of being in a music video but it went awry after looking at jewelry. >> i started admiring the his friend got a lit

court documents reveal they he mccarthy up at gunpoint demanding the combination to the safe. when he told them that he didn't know it, they tied his handsnd feet with cords and ransacked the bedroom trying to beat open the safe. mccarthy's 49-year-old daughter who came home during the invasion was severely beaten and bleeding badly. >> no one heard something. if they did, someone would have said something. police officers live in this neighborhood. >> reporter: you were in your living room and never heard a thing. >> not until i heard the cop car come with the lights and the sirens. >> reporter: mccarthy managed to untie himself once the suspects made off with the safe and police found him sitting outside something for a -- asking for an ambulance for his daughter. >> i was highly shocked and surprised. things like that typically don't happen in this neighborhood. >> reporter: it's unclear how the suspects entered the home, but hours before the invasion, howarth and johnson reportedly stopped by the mccarthy home to pick a bikini the 25-year-old had left there. according to c

mike mccarthy, he's watching closely to see how these young players perform. >> kevin: burks. he slices for five and he's up near the 40 -yard line. that will serve him well. what they liked abo on was his pass block, in addition to his running. that was a good run right there for a fourth and inches, when you don't have a him, you put him back. >> kevin: mike mccarthy, his offense 5 of 6 converting forth downs to firsts. first and ten. burks. the end of last year they were having all kinds of receiver injuries. >> rich: they have really come out in the preseason and tried to emphasize the running game. you saw lacy and starks and crockett; andon bus and everyone who tumps the footl. line. the tight end is involved in the game, the p.er people and the quarterback to make sure you are not running in the wrong situation. they had a screen called there. >> kevin: second and nine. they had to take a licking that time from redmond. >> rich: they got a screen out the back door. callahan has to throw that one away. taylor is on him before he could even throw it away. >> kevin: third

captain matt mccarthy oversees metro's 911 call center. he says eliminating abuse would eliminate hold times. and though many frivolous callers are clearly mentally ill, they're doing their best misuse the system. 1:04:55 capt mccarthy . actually we have three live cases right now of three different persons who have abused 911. remember the lady calling about her vitamins? :44 patricia on recording: vitamins and things don't even work on me right! gfx pull out she called metro 739 times between january and may. dispatchers know her by name. :31 911 operator: is there anything you need from the police today, patricia? patricia: i want them to stop messing with me wrong! that's charges of "unlawful use of emergency phone number." police records also show a man is charged with "aggressive stalking" for making 30 calls using profane language. we've heard one... the jerk :17 caller hello? operator: hello, metro police, how can i help you? and it's too pornographic to play any more of it on the air. another woman who made seven "unfounded" calls

he hoped that mccarthy would blow away, and he didn't. and he used richard nixon to help bring him down. but what does this say about the future president of the united states? and no one speech changes a campaign. october 16th in hartford, eisenhower says, i shall go to korea. the impact of that has been way overdone. the campaign is over by that point. the stories of steven gaining a little after that are way exaggerated. he went from 44 points down in the polls to 45. they were both struggling with how to deal with the korean war in the campaign in ways that are almost eerily like the way that richard nixon and hubert humphrey deal with vietnam in '68. so what does nixon do? he says he has a secret plan to end the war. so did eisenhower. what was eisenhower's secret plan? i shall go to korea. nixon just didn't tell anybody what his plan was. eisenhower made a trip. maybe there's a parallel there. this, by the way, as ike with 15th regiment trips in korea in 1952. to me, that makes more sense, particularly with where the election turns

hans was a democrat who had been vocal in his opposition to mccarthy and his tactics. it was an election year where the balance of the senate was potentially going to be upset and if they could pressure the wyoming democrat to resign from office or retire and not seek re-election they would have an advantage they felt, especially if he were to resign from office. they would have or republican governor in that state to appoint a successor. so that whole, that raises more questions. certainly we don't know exactly what happened. >> he decided not to run again but he did not resign from the senate so they leaked the information again. drew pearson at the time but i want you to see and anybody who wants to watch this documentary it's available for yahoo!. it was done by mike isikoff who used to be at nbc and now is that yahoo! and it's called uniquely nasty. and you can see the son of a senator in this clip. >> there were patrolling the area to arrest people. there is a purpose, to pick up. >> was standing thing in 1953 into lafayette park across the street from the white

it's kevin mccarthy, it's national roller coaster day. i am on my sixth coaster of thef morning so far. i rode everything from bat winnings, it's one of the greatest honors to be here. as a coaster fan who gras up riding coasters all the time it's so cool and the six flags staff has been so face today.o the first 300 people to sign up for the roaster raise gets tots compete and the first hundrednde that finish all nine coasters first they actually win a price. i'm here with al. al is a coaster enthusiasmest e and al, this coaster we're on which i'm a little worried about is 99 years old?? >> correct. > has it been here for a hundred years.hund >> no, it was in a park calledrk vision park.ar it was in massachusetts and it was originally called the giantn coaster and it was built in 1917. october 10 until that time and 1986 we purchased it from that park and9:í this park it was originally called wild world. > right. of meticulously replaced becausp this is the firslat time that we ever actually relocated a wooden coaster. how do they know w

and the packers aren't in any rush.... 3 3 mccarthy: "i think it's important to stay focused on the fact that jordy is going to practice monday for the emphasis there. aaron and jordy will work as much as they possibly can on 1 on 1 routes and things like that. but we have a plan." nelson: "we're taking it as we go through. i mean we can't predict the future so obviously we'll take this week's practice and see how everything goes and we'll continue to move forward." the brewers ended a three year streak last night finally starting a left handed pitcher.. pitcher...brent suter (soo-ter) looked sharp early debut....he held a no hitter until the 4th.....things took a turn for the worse in the fifth...when it was all said and done suter gave up four runs in a little more than four innings but left his manager encouraged about his future... 3 3 3 counsell: "i thought he did a good job, he kept us in the game. and you see why he's having success at triple a for sure. some late movement going on that's really confusing the hitter forre. the two home runs were off-speed pitches to left hand

mccarthy as being too big to take on on a national stage right here, or he needs to win wisconsin. wisconsin's a lot of electoral votes then. you don't throw those away. >> you have taken a page out of fdr's book then. >> that's an interesting point. that's a good point. i know you. >> so dr. green -- >> bob. >> -- thank you very much for another excellent program. [ applause ] if the library can find a way to get you back for a fifth program in five years, i'll certainly be here. >> thank you, henry. thank you all very, very much. [ applause ] tonight "american history tv" in primetime focuses on the presidential campaign of adlai stevenson. we begin with the contenders, our c-span series of candidates who didn't win. and it's followed by adlai stevenson's democratic nomination acceptance speech and a discussion on the election of 1952. "american history tv" primetime starts at 8:00 eastern each night this week. the c-span radio app makes it easier to follow the election no matter where you are. it's free to download from the apple app store or google play. get audio coverage and

something mike mccarthy wants to change fast. 3 3 mccarthy: we planned on brett playing a lot in the first cleveland, so those are missed opportunities, but what are you going to do about it? so we'll see how this week works out, and hopefully we can give him a bunch of time thursday night against oakland, that's what i'm hopeful. a division rival is taking a change on a former packer. the lions have signed andrew quarless. the tight end is suspended for the first two games of the season, stemming from an incident in miami last july where quarless fired a gun and then tried hide the weapon from police. quarless it's essentially a preseason tryout. the brewers get a day off and the shortest of road trips. just 90 miles south to wrigley field, but the downside is the crew plays four games in three days against the first place cubs. that includes a doubleheader tomorrow. tomorrow.domingo santana's one step closer to getting back with the brew crew. the injured outfielder is headed to colorado springs to finish his rehab assignment. santana had been playing with the brewers single-a affi

edgar her hoover he was a tutor in the body can be despise roue and because mccarthy was the of boss. he detected jimmy hoffa that bodies out was corrupt. those people you could argue that the fourth person on his hate list was a great tragedy and that was lbj. one was a harvard it to -- harvard-educated rich and in massachusetts that grew up or and resented anybody who was harvard-educated and with that coalition they could've gotten more extraordinarily things done. and now across purposes is a huge tragedy. tuesday end vietnam but bobby would track things and with an anti-war speech it would seem like every day he increase the of bombing. >> one of the things the. >> tell them how many times you have read the book ; the layperson america there read the book twice. [laughter] pdf. >> his wife read that five times. >> but what lyndon johnson did for was to put bobby in charge. and he had bobby to blame. that is exactly the purpose that you said. and nobody better but jack kennedy filed that bill. but the only one of his advisers if you file a civil rights bill 51 to win reelection 64

captain matt mccarthy oversees metro's 911 call center. he says eliminating abuse would eliminate hold times. and though many frivolous callers are clearly mentally ill, they're doing their best to crack down on those who misuse the system. 1:04:55 capt mccarthy . actually we have three live cases right now of three different persons who have abused 911. remember the lady calling about her vitamins? :44 patricia on don't even work on me right! gfx pull out she called metro 739 times between january and may. dispatchers know her by name. :31 911 operator: is there anything you need from the police today, patricia? patricia: i want them to stop messing with me wrong! that's what i want! patricia is facing charges of "unlawful use of emergency phone number." police records also show a man is charged with "aggressive stalking" for making 30 calls using profane language. we've heard one... the jerk :17 caller hello? too pornographic to play any more of it on the air. another woman who made seven "unfounded" calls is also charged with "unlawful

a young assistant of his maligned by senator mccarthy, and mccarthy went on and on, implying this guy was a communist and doing all kinds of things. and finally, joe welch couldn't take it anymore and he said and i'll quote him, have you no sense of decency, sir? i ask donald trump have you no sense of decency, sir? i might add, just add one thing. mccarthy's career went straight downhill after that. let's move on to more pleasant subjects. unlike what mr. trump says, america's great. let's talk about the usa. it was 240 years ago, we started with a piece of paper. it was a blueprint for a new society, a society unlike anything the world had ever seen before, and in 1776, that blueprint started us on a path that has finally led to the next woman president. it was imperfect but it was aspirational. now, that blueprint has done wonders for this country in terms of overall prosperity. when i was born in 1930, if my parents had seen what the world would look like in 2016, they wouldn't have believed it. the gdp per capita is six times what it was when i was born. that's never happened in

kcrg-tv9's sarah mccarthy shows us their efforts. a wall of sandbags is guarding downtown elkader from water that's expected to quickly rise sometime tonight. emergency management teams say it's an effort that takes the whole town to successfully protect businesses and homes. nats of girl talking about 2008 as devastating flood levels threaten the heart of downtown elkader, it's easy to draw comparisons but this time.. nats of shoveling people here say they're prepared. helping hands worked through wednesday night to build a sandbag wall just tall enough to protect main street - 25 feet high. morgan grocholski - senior student "they said they needed help at lunch at school today. anything i can do to help my community, i'll do." but thursday afternoon, water breached two levees upstream. "we just found out the prediction for the river is to go to 27 feet, which would go over our levy. and we just found out it went is two towns up, so we're planning that it will meet that prediction." neighbors and friends boxed up the inside of busin

> holly has got the morning off.ng >> ahead this morning how longmo it will takern to make kevin mccarthye his breakfast. >> he's been riding rollerol coasters at sick flags for justj about the last three hours or so. and it's all in honor of rollere coaster day.ter we'll check in with him one more time as he wraps up his epicc morning. >> the only thing that makes yo more uncomfortable on stealn ea roller coaster when it's 100 degrees and that hot breezeb smacking you in the face.ng y i temperatures pushing centuryen mark again. more humidity and that combotom means another risk of severe ofe weather late this afternoon. af. we got it yesterday, tucker. tke >> we did. >> thunderstorms rollinghundersg through. how many days now of 100? threr days. da >> three in row of 100.n of 1 six in a row of knife or better. >> unreal. unrea >> okay. >> yeah. >> it's hot.>> >> we win the gold medal foredaf heat and humidity every yearityr around here, don't we?'t >> yeah, we do.e >> we're number one! o >> we are number one. let's get to it one mr. day ofry it. the good news is, on the seventh day we s

so mike mccarthy would like to avoid anything that might cause more preseason injuries. the decision was made and i give the committee and everybody involved a lot of credit for making the right scission so it just wasn't the field wasn't where it needed to be. it's disappointing for the team to come here and play. it's disappointing for fans. just incredible to see the green and gold, i mean, everybody was there last night, i think the ceremony was special and our fans are unbelievable. 3 mccarthy hasn't been a fan of the unusual preseason schedule for his team. in that way, he's probably a bit relieved to his guys a break in what would be a 5th preseason game. they'll be back at lambeau the browns. kevin this friday to face back at lambeau game. they'll be 5th preseason game. they'll be back at lambeau this friday to face the browns. kevin holden, well at least the brewers game wasn't canceledwith the mound turning into quick sand or anything like that.... it was a normal day at chase field......jonathan villar stays red hot smashing a homer to center to put milwaukee

mike mccarthy has an answer feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. senator johnson falls back on the ten million dollar bonus he paid himself as ceo. a big corporate payout for him. johnson: i've always sd... i win either way. narrator: if he wins, he gets another six years to support tax loopholes and bad trade deals that ship jobs overseas. all to benefit corporations and multi-millionaires like him. johnson: i win either way. narrator: if johnson wins, wisconsin loses. ouldn't ee and ankle supports measures your leg in 3d... ...aa+nd recmes our customo that's rht for y. new dr. scholl's custom fit kland knee supports. find the nearest kiosk at drscholls.com. he hasn't played a snap in a preseason game this year, and honestly, aaron rodgers doesn't need to. but it would be nice to see rodgers on the field a little bit... bit...for his receivers and of course, for the packers fans watching friday night's late preseason game on t-v. but maybe most importantly, f

aisling brady mccarthy who is now back in ireland failed to respond to the lawsuit. th m damages will be set. murder charges against mccarthy were dropped after the medical examiner ruled the cause of death of the baby in her care could not be determined. the baby's parents say they want to make sure mccarthy can't profit off their child's death through book deals or movie rights. construction on the new casino in everett is now under way. emily: the record breaking construction bid on the table what health inspectors say the staff failed to do and what it will take to reopen the restaurant. erika: and we are following breaking news. big papi helped off the field after getting struck by a pitch. the new information in overnight about his condition and what new x-rays reveal. cindy: it is all about the heat today. a heat advisory today, the intense conditions, and when we at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all wi

something mike mccarthy wants to change fast. 3 3 mccarthy: we planned on brett playing a lot in the first game in canton, and planned on him playing (against) opportunities, but what are you going to do about it? so we'll see how this week works out, and hopefully we can give him a bunch of time thursday night against oakland, that's what i'm hopeful. packers receiver jeff janis's fractured hand is gonna keep him out 4-6 weeks after having surgery, which put screws in his right index finger. that means means he'll miss some regular season time. janis was a hero in the playoffs in january, but there had been recent reports that janis was on the roster bubble even it's bad news for janis, and a bump up for eveyrone else in the receiver competition. this is packers list of the depth chart from their website. nelson and cobb on the first team, davante adams and jared abbrederis behind them, ty montgomery on the third team, and now trevor davis and ed williams among those fighting for janis's spot today the first scrimmage for the wisconsin badgers at fall c. camp.it comes a week into ca

captain matt mccarthy oversees metro's 911 call center. he says eliminating abuse would eliminate hold times. and though many frivolous callers are clearly mentally to crack down on those who misuse the system. 1:04:55 capt mccarthy . actually we have three live cases right now of three different persons who have abused 911. remember the lady calling about her vitamins? :44 patricia on recording: vitamins and things don't even work on me right! gfx pull out she called metro 739 times between january and may. dispatchers know her by name. :31 911 operator: is there anything you need from the police today, patricia? patricia: i want them to stop messing with m what i want! patricia is facing charges of "unlawful use of emergency phone number." police records also show a man is charged with "aggressive stalking" for making 30 calls using profane language. we've heard one... the jerk :17 caller hello? operator: hello, metro police, how can i help you? and it's too pornographic to play any more of it on the air. another woman who made seven "un

he said gene mccarthy has run a fine race.e're defeated here, but there's another race in california in a week, the california primary, and we'll congratulate him. it was just a lovely speech. and that was over, and we went back to new york, and one week after that night, i got a call from jeff bell from our campaign headquarters, at 3:00 in the morning, woke me up in my apartment. and it said simply, bobby kennedy has been shot. and so i called mr. nixon, and he was already awakened. julie and i think david were watching returns over there at the time, and they had apparently seen the news stories, and mean, it was that kind of year. and so nixon went to the funeral, but then we had a battle inside the nixon campaign basically over a real issue was -- which was, which way do we go? how do we defense against governor george wallace? let me go back a bit. the benefit nixon got was the republican party, which i ase described to you as twice the size of the republican -- the democratic party, was splintered now three ways. george

seventy-one year old timothy "ted" mccarthy is retired from the n-y-p-d, but prides himself on staying sound in mind and body. "i see other people and they are around the same age as me. i don't think they are as spry or mentally alert." with a family history of dementia, ted is determined to stay healthy as long as he can. ("when i say begin, i would like u letters of the alphabet out loud.") researchers studying the link between mobility and cognition are using a new approach: a real-time imaging system called fnirs (f-neers), functional near-infrared spectroscopy. fnirs uses light to monitor changes in blood oxygenation in a person's pre-frontal cortex. "which is involved in many important higher order functionings, like task switching, organization, during tests, researchers ask participants to walk and talk at the same time. "dividing this attention is sometimes a problem when you get old, or when you have early signs of disease of the brain, like alzheimer's, parkinson's or stroke." with fnirs patients are able to move around freely, unlike an m-r-i. researchers say those who hav

second on the list...actress melissa mccarthy, pocketed 33-million. mccarthy starred in the boosted her earnings by 10 million dollars. /// >>> that's all for 8 news now live at noon.. the valley's news leader. remember that 8 news now is always available at las vegas now dot com, facebook and twitter. ? >> wyatt: this is not the solution, steffy. >> steffy: there is no solution. that's why i have to go. >> wyatt: i know my mother is a huge problem. but she doesn't have to be the end of us. i won't accept that. she won't destroy our marriage. we'll figure it out. just don't leave! i can't do it anymore. >> wyatt: so we'll figure something else out! >> steffy: okay, tell me. tell me one thing we haven't tried. any way to get your mom out of our lives. tell me. >> wyatt: i know this is hard for you. my mother and your grandfather. trust me, i get it. i get why you're fed up and you're totally freaked out right now, but steffy, come on. i can't, i won't -- i won't let you walk out that door.

second on the list...actress melissa mccarthy, who made 33-million. tyra banks is going back-to-school! the former supermodel will be teaching a course called "project you" at stanford;s graduate school of business. the class focuses on creating and honing one's personal brand. "project you" will last for two weeks and starts next may. and that's beloved mayor -- and he just won against him because he's done such great things for the community." believe it or not -- she's talking about a dog named duke. the 9-year-old great pyrenees was first elected mayor of cormorant, minnesota three years ago in a write- in vote. and it appears the town is pleased with duke's leadership -- running unopposed in this week's election. open we begin tonight at six with breaking news from milwaukee. a death investigation is underway on the city's north side. we're told -- the victim is a toddler. fox six's ben handelman is live near the scene with the latest. ben live. now to our big story. hundreds

in mount vernon, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. the mount vernon city council will consider a revised draft of the ordinance next week. the princeton review put out it's annual list of party schools, and this year the university of iowa is not even in the top five. iowa came into 6th place this year. the previous two years, the review ranked iowa at second. the list is based on answers given by students university launched programs and initiatives to decrease high risk drinking on and around campus. coming in at number one - the university of wisconsin madison. here's a look at the rest of the top five. west virginia university comes in second. another midwest school, university of illinois at urbana - champaign is third. lehigh university in bethlehem, pennsylvania is 4th... and bucknell university in lewisburg, pennsylvania is 5th. for a new high school athlete of the week, and the nominees are three football players. and we'll hear from the iowa football players as they prepare to start their season at home this weekend. stay wi

((mike mccarthy says "frankly, it was a player safety issue. i give the committe and everybody involved a lot of credit for making the right decision. the field wasn't where it needed to be.")) a disappointment to a lot of guys that this was an opportunity to get out there and show them what they have. these preseason games, you have no idea how much time you have left, so this is an opportunity lost. but fully understand the decision made by everyone involved that could make the decision to call this game. if it is not safe for the players, then you shouldn't play.")) ((mark murphy says "biggest issue facing the league is player safety. when you have something like this come up, you need to do your due diligence and really look at it. the decision that the league made....we support it and i think it was the only decision that could be made."))... ((lance allan says "now the packers 1st preseason game will be this at home friday against the cleveland browns. in canton, lance allan, todays tmj4.")) with no game to watch ... some decided to spend