- captain mckenzie, i'll get him. excuse me. - i'll state it simply, doctor. cave people in my office and i was just ... doctor, are you listening to me? - oh, i am. i am. would you care to lie down on my couch for a few minutes? - stop treating me like a potential patient. - but you did say two cave people. - well, it's certainly not ozzie and harriet. anyway, captain mckenzie and lieutenant canfield insist- - oh, those two again. - yes, only this time they brought these cave people with them. - general, did it ever occur to you that they have hammered at you so often crept into my subconscious. i am interested in what crept into my office. - general, as a medical man with degress from john hopkins, harvard, and two years in austria, i can assure you most certainly they are not ozzie and harry. - the man is grunk. the woman is shad. dr. hamilton. - you doctor? (laughs) - what is so funny? - if you doctor, why you not wear dinosaur tooth around neck to keep away evil spirit? - maybe he wear dinosaur tooth under white

((elaine mckenzie/paris hotel guest: "it was our 54th wedding anniversary and it'll be very memorable." )) ((mauricio marin)) elaine and her husband gary had hoped to see the las vegas lights shine bright for their weddning anniversary. but when the power went out at paris...they were just thankful they came out ok. ((elaine mckenzie/paris hotel guest: "alot of people were stuck upstairs and we are on the 30th floor we would not have been able to walk those stairs." )) ((mauricio marin)) other guests say the black out caused panic. at paris: "these places are supposed to have back up generators." )) ((mauricio marin)) even as the hotel casino works to get back to normal operation--- leaders with caesars entertainment corporation which owns the paris admit something went wrong. ((richard broome/caesars entertainment corp: "even if the main power gets cut you have back up generators just for that purpose and that didn't work so we're going to be working closely with the county and local officials to make sure we have a back up system is functional when the main power goes down." )) ((ma

mckenzie. uh... oh, i'm not dr. mckenzie. i'm the anesthetist. dr. mckenzie will be here any minute. oh, here she is now. are you really dr. mckenzie? [giggles] it's very nice to meet you. i'm mrs. stivic. how do you do? what's so funny? oh, forgive me for laughing, doctor, but my father though that you were an old man and i'm glad you're not. so am i. daddy, would you come over here for a second, please? i have to talk to you. what? come here. i-- i just want to know what you think now. i mean, the operation's a success, your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. any. with liberty mutual new car replacement?, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. make the switch to liberty mutual and see why we've been awarded highest in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you?. liberty mutual insurance. [??] announcer: all in the family was recorded on tape oh, uh, barney? william krebs, a.k.a. bingo. what's h

((elaine mckenzie/staying at paris: "we sat in the casino and waited for about an hour and a half or so then they said it might be a long time then went to planet hollywood.")) ((mauricio marin)) hotel staff worked to comfort guests. but it wa some people stuck inside elevators. ((elaine mckenzie/staying at paris: "alot of people were stuck upstairs and we are on the 30th floor we would not have been able to walk those stairs." )) ((mauricio marin)) clark county firefighters rescued 11 people. they located them by yelling into elevator shafts. county building code officials are now looking into why the hotel's back up power failed. ((samuel palmer/clark county dept. of building & fire prevention: "one of the things we will have to evaluate is the emergency generator back up system. when the power was cut there was a surge that went back and affected one of the back up generators but we will check that system entertainment corporation ---which owns the paris tell us a contractor doing work accidently cut the main power line. and some are wondering how workers managed to get away witho

dubuque wahlert senior hitter mckenzie may signed on the dotted line today to play volleyball at ucla.. mckenzie who has dreams of being an olymipian someday also plans on playing beach volleyball for the bruins. ucla has an amazing indoor and beach program they have amazing coaches and the players are amazing people and they are really big on the john wooden philosophy and i :16 oc: "intrigued by that " this was the scene at cedar rapids washington today as four athletes signed letter of intents.. trey leonard will play baseball at louisville.. cameron kelly will swim for minnesota.. frank lindwall will golf at iowa state and jessi puk who is the sister of mlb first round draft pick a.j puk will play softball at ole miss.. always been a dream of mine to play at that level and i fell love with the school the coaches.louis ville has always been a dream come true since i was a little that i got this opportunity. exciting to go i tow program that has had numerous success national championship big 10 championship. this has been one of my dreams since i was a little kid play division one g

mckenzie who has dreams of being an olymipian someday also plans on playing beach this was the scene at cedar rapids washington today as four athletes signed letter of intents.. trey leonard will play baseball at louisville.. cameron kelly will swim for minnesota.. frank lindwall will golf at iowa state and jessi puk who is the sister of mlb first round draft pick a.j puk will play softball at ole miss.. at waverly shellrock today 6"9 forward austin phyfe signed with the uni panthers.. iowa signed luka garza a 6"11 center out of d.c.. and the cyclones signed three players today including four star guard lindell wiggington thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... more great weather continues through the upcoming weekend. light winds swing to a more southerly direction and pick up to bring highs tomorrow well into the 60s. a cold front swings through the state ? >> jimmy: get me the hat. and the bush. all right, and the stakes. >> no, no, not the stakes. >> give me the stakes. >> okay. and the wig. the sensible pantsuit and the statement pearls. the e-mails.

. >> reporter: this professor, don mckenzie sent black andh request an uber or lyft. he found black students had to wait 20% longer to get a trip accepted and 30% longer for the car to show up. in boston, researchers sent a single student out with two uber profiles so they could compare. >> when the name passengerred use a stereo typical african-american made, they were and then canceled. >> my name is nicole riley. my name might not be one that they automatically thing is african-american. >> reporter: . >> reporter: this former driver has a lot of complaints with uber. >> i didn't see any discrimination. >> reporter: the professor said the companies should consider going to a system where no names are used. mckenzie said there's no evidence the co >> these are the actions of individual drivers who are using those platforms and we have no reason to think it's every driver. >> and that was graham johnson reporting. there is a new warning today to be on the lookout for fake drivers. uber sent letters to officials in new york and new jersey saying the number of fake dri

reed: mckenzie and browne... i'd have better luck sending a squad of tellarites to capture this thing. put an assault team together. i'll lead it myself. ( beeping ) sir, i'm picking up a signal from inside the ship. i think it's the reptile. can you pinpoint its location? the frequency's scrambled. i want to talk to it. the translator matrix is tied in. this is captain archer. return our plasma regulators now. ( hissing, raspy snarls ) want to leave this ship! give me what i want, and we'll talk. no! i'm familiar with your species. humans are not trustworthy! you will give me a shuttlecraft! once i'm away from thihiship, i'll tell you where to find the regulators. this is not a negotiatatn! the regulators, now! ( slar growling and hissing ) if you don't comply, ( beeping ) i'll give the order... he closed the channel. major... the gorn's offer is reasonable. he has n nintention of returning the regulators. if we give him a shuttle, he'll contact his people and come back here with a warshipip without warp drive,

you have my word. >> i'll give you one day. >> ben mckenzie, good morning. everybody on this show talks in a low voice. >> there are so many outtakes where we're trying for that and we miss it. that's the great john zolman from the wire and whatnot. yes, everything is very serious on the set of "gotham." >> i was watching this over the weekend, the one that's airing tonight. i was so exhausted for your character. you have so many things to deal with like over and over and over. how do you keep going? >> it is never sort of a sunny day in gotham. never the musical episode. that's the show we're making. it is a lot of fun. we keep it light on the set to sort of relieve the pressure of everything. the season finale is coming up a week from tonight. that will have all the big deaths and explosions and all kinds of things. >> but you probably will pose more questions. >> we might, al. we might do >> i love it. sometimes it's fun obviously playing a villain, but this guy has both sides. >> yeah, he does. what he is able to sort of -- he's sort of toeing the line b

((elaine mckenzie/staying at paris: "we sat in the casino and waited for about an hour and a half or so then they said it might be a long time then went to planet hollywood.")) ((mauricio marin)) hotel staff worked to comfort guests. but it wa some people stuck inside elevators. ((elaine mckenzie/staying at paris: "alot of people were stuck upstairs and we are on the 30th floor we would not have been able to walk those stairs." )) ((mauricio marin)) clark county firefighters rescued 11 people. they located them by yelling into elevator shafts. county building code officials are now looking into why the hotel's back up power failed. ((samuel palmer/clark county dept. of building & fire prevention: "one of the things we will have to evaluate is the emergency generator back up system. when the power was cut there was a surge that went back and affected one of the back up generators but we will check that system

mckenzie. welcom welcome. >> chairman alexander, ranking member feinstein and members of the subcommittee thank you for providing the natural resources dispense council nrdc with this opportunity to present our views on the future of nuclear power. nrdc is a national nonprofit organization of scientists, lawyers and environmental advocates with over 2 million members and supporters. nrdc has been engaged with nuclear energy and nuclear weapons since our founding in 1970 and nrdc maintains a nuclear program which i direct. the future of nuclear power in the united states is uncertain and faces significant challenges. as we've heard most reactors will reach the end of their licenses and close in the decades ahead and some are at risk of near term shut down. in addition to economic challenges, difficulties for nuclear power arise from safety, security, pro liveration and nuclear waste and the role of nuclear power as a low carbon energy resource is being superceded by advances in energy efficiency

doctor mckenzie, nuclear program director and senior scientist at national resources defense council. doctor icenhour we will start with you if we may and i'll ask each of you to summarize your remarks in about five minutes if you will which will give us time to consider , to ask questions and senator feinstein as an important question at four so we will conclude either by then or not long after that. doctor icenhour.>> thank you chairman alexander. thank you member feinstein. i am very pleased to participate in this panel today. at oak ridge national laboratory, the privileged believe a talented group of scientists and engineers as we address scientific and technological challenges in both fusion energy, radioisotopes, nuclear modeling and simulation and nuclear security. our nuclear fission efforts include advanced reactor technologies , whitewater reactor sustainability , accident counter fuels, use nuclear fuels, bottling and simulations such as grant simulation of light water reactors. materials in extreme environments, manufacturing and maintenance technologies and safety analys

mckenzie who has dreams of being an olymipian someday also plans on playing beach volleyball for the bruins. this was the scene at cedar rapids washington today as four athletes signed letter of intents.. trey leonard will play baseball at louisville.. cameron kelly will swim for minnesota.. frank lindwall will golf at draft pick a.j puk will play softball at ole miss.. at waverly shellrock today 6"9 forward austin phyfe signed with the uni panthers.. iowa signed luka garza a 6"11 center out of d.c.. and the cyclones signed three players today including four star guard lindell wiggington good morning from kcrg-tv9. starting off with a live look at . it's thursday, november 10th. here's what you need to know today. president-elect donald trump and his wife, melania, are going to the white house today. they'll meet with president obama and first lady, michelle. no trump chanting anti-trump protestors took to th overnight around the country. police made arrests in most of those cities. some people in eastern iowa also gathered for rallies in reaction to trump's election -- hoping for a

my candice -- mckenzie suggests he will miss for to 6 months >>> keyname the nfl team i am describing this upon their resume let's give it a try packs 17 - 2 in the last 19 games. this team leads the league in 4 turnovers with 22. the buccaneers are going to have their hands full on arrowhead stadium. over the last month and has tampa bay has bolted up the rantings and that all-important -- rankings and that all-important turnover marking , they are now dead. the winner of the turnover battle my just win the football game in casey but that is easier -- kansas city but that is easier said than the mindset that we are going to attack the receivers and the ball carriers, but their track record says it is going to be tough to get the turnover production that we have had over the last few weeks but we're going to work out it -- work at it and do everything we can . >> district, i don't think they won in that especially being home. it will be a tough one, but you all know me it is going to be fun. i love games this trip. we will have all types of fun on sunday. >> we will be right back y25e

"mckenzie, i love you, will you marry me?" her immediate reaction was "are you kidding me?" her second reaction was yes. then the two shared their first kiss as an engaged couple, hundreds of feet in the air. by the way, the man using 25 king sheets and more than 60 cans of spray paint to pull of the sign. tease traffic and weather as we get closer will be a lot more fun things to do in the bay area. coming up, the big events you and your family don't want to miss. but first, thanks to new technology, veterans are able to feel like they are at the memorials built in their honor, right from their home. a live look over kids don't know how to act fake. i like your face. so we're learning to be more like them. removing artificial flavors and colors from general mills cereal. i like his face. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general millceals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grain as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. good morning, it's i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. news of president-elect donald trump becoming

mckenzie it's interesting because we have no nuclear waste policy in this country. as such, we pile pile up fines, i think 20 million per year which are in the hundreds of millions of dollars on yet still fail to act. you have looked at this, why does that happen? why wouldn't the industry want to nuclear policy, a process by which -- we have debated and discussed it. we've come to the conclusion, you know that it has to be practical. it has to be voluntary, states have to want it. we have what a new new mexico with whip. they take great pride in it. a stupid accident stupid accident or the most sophisticated agency, los alamos who contracts out the kitty litter and they use the wrong kitty litter and it explodes. so it is very hard for some of us to conceive of a future that is properly carried out and now that these smr's are being proposed i am told the only way they are economically cost efficient is if they are grouped together. so if you're going to put 300 or 400-megawatt reactors in one place you still have to deal with the waste. how do you do that? i guess

mckenzie may who will sign her letter of intent with ucla tomorrow dominated this match with 27 kills john campbell continues our team coverage from the cell. the tigers were loaded for bear. there is a lot of pressure because coming in number one there is a big target on your back but we knew if we played to our potential we should be able to beat this team. but the tigers handled that pressure quite nicely in their match with west des moines dowling. game two and grace burken with the special delivery. now it is claire gerdes driving one home. the tigers advanced in three straight. in the other noon starter, iowa city west in the ranked ankeny centennial. first game and emma norris hammers one home .... norris was a real force for the women of troy. this gave them a 25-24 lead.... and they stunned the jaguars on the ace serve by chandler haight to win the first set 26-24. centennial won sets 2 &3....and they finally put away the women of troy 25-23 ..... from the state volleyball tournament in cedar rapids, this is john campbell reporting. finalist for the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the w

. >> one of mckenzie's gifts was she was always reaching out to other people. >> just months after her deat something that will help save the lives of other teens. >> one has a reputation as a party drug used to treat veterans, the fda's new stance on treating ptsd with ecstasy next on 9news. >> this is 9news. >>> a mother from highlands ranch and her two young sons reported missing yesterday were deserted parking lot inlone

report like another somebody for this community but a day that brought a little smile to mike mckenzie whose son was a member of the crew. cynic he was a fine young man. he actually -- >> he was a fine young man. he actually [ indiscernible - low volume ] >> reporter: it's 7 miles round- trip and it can take as many as 4 or 5 hours to complete. in yarnell, dennis welch cbs5 ne wildfires racing through tennessee. it has now claimed three lives. three people have died in about -- and about a dozen others have been injured. more than 14,000 people have been evacuated from the city of gatlinburg. hundreds of homes and businesses in that area have been destroyed. we're going to have much more up in about 11 minutes. >>> for over talk among >>> i residents have been trying to get answers on why there water bills are showing mysterious spikes. some people have received credits but they say no one has told them what is going on. the city held a special council meeting to discuss this last night. residents left without any real answers, they say. lori reiner -- lauren meyer joins us live with m

william mckenzie king. well, the major participants on the allied side in the second world war were britain, the united states and the soviet union. the contribution by what could be called the second division was a significant factor in the successful outcome of the war. this sector included the members of the british empire and commonwealth. of the dominions, the major contributor in the war was canada. the contribution of that country and the war was opined by the british historian richard holmes in his book, in the footsteps of churchill. holmes wrote in 1940, 1941, britain would not have survived as an independent nation, had it not been for the agricultural, the industrial and financial aid received from canada. holmes also wrote in that book the canadian contribution was remarkable. in terms of manpower, it produced over a million volunteers for the allied armed forces with 42,000 killed out of a population of 11 million. as usual, only the squeaking wheels get the grease. the quietly competent canad

that is first reported by bob mckenzie. he is in vail, colorado where he will undergo surgery to repair a lateral meniscus tear in his right knee. the surgery will be performed by a specialist. the lightning consider him out indefinitely but the recovery timetable for this surgery is pretty grim. he could miss 4 to 6 months. even the most optimistic come regular season if not the playoffs. that's if the bolts make it to the postseason without him.>>> can you name the nfl team i'm describing? 17-2 in its last 19 games with 10 consecutive wins at home. this team leads the league in forced turnovers with 22 and tops the turnover margin at +14. what is your guests? new england? seattle? denver? now, that's the kansas city chiefs. needless to say, the buccaneers are going to full on sunday but don't count them out yet. over the last month and a half, tampa bay has vaulted up the rankings in the turnover margin category. the bucs are now dead even on the season, digging out of a dead hole by forcing interceptions in their last fi

first time voter mckenzie greenhouse admits she takes them. >> with me, me frinds, dog or cat. >> many others just don't. >> did you take a selfie while you were in there? >> i didn't take a selfie. i don't know why anybody would take a selfie. i'm like old school. didn't because it's not allowed. >> you're not allowed to take photography inside a polling room. you're not allowed to take photography within a hundred feet of a polling room. >> it's el lie. the idea is to make sure people don't feel intimidated that someone is snapping pictures of how they vote. so to help you figure this out we enlisted the help of supervisor of elections. he's going to help us figure out if our spot to take a selfie is okay. in downtown samford. are we okay? >> you're okay, tom. >> okay. now we're further up the sidewalk on the other side of the building. mike, we good? >> still good, tom. >> mike, how about up here? perfect. final stop, mike, what about right here >> nope, nope. >> we're having a little fun here. in seminole county it's quite easy to know where you're safe to take a selfie when you vo

reggie mckenzie. >> cris: you look at what they have done in free agency. john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defense, not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >> al: siemian, keeps his eye

reggie mckenzie. >> cris: you look at what they have done in free agency. john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defense, not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >> al: siemian, keeps his eye

reggie mckenzie. >> cris: you look at what they have done in free agency. the whole left side of that john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defense, not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >

reggie mckenzie. >> cris: you look at what they have done in free agency. not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >> al: siemian, keeps his eyes downfield. and nothing doing downfield. third down and ten, darius latham chased him out. >> cris: he got his teammate, russell okung, back into the quarterback, and flushed trevor siemian out. the bull rush. >> al: third and ten. at a point in the game, when they have to go for it on fourth down. no time-out

doctor eisenhower's associate laboratory director at oak ridge, and doctor mckenzie, senior scientist, national defense counsel. doctor eisenhower, we will start with you if we may and i will ask each of you to summarize your testimony in five minutes which will give us time to consider, to ask question, senator feinstein, we will conclude by then were not long after. doctor eisenhower. >> thank you, chairman alexander and ranking member feinstein. i am pleased to participate in this panel today. oak ridge national episode, i am privileged to lead a group of scientists and engineers as we address scientific and technological challenges in profusion of energy, and nuclear security. our efforts include advanced reactor technologies, sustainability, fuels, use nuclear fuels, modeling and simulation such as consortium for advanced simulation of whitewater reactors, materials and extreme environments, manufacturing and maintenance technology, safety analysis and approaches. and nuclear security safeguards nonproliferation r&d, we are familiar with the nuclear cliff, which is the point in t

reggie mckenzie. the whole left side of that offensive line. john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defense, not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >> al: siemian, keeps his eye

>> it really started when don mckenzie and i were grad students at m.i.t. and during the course of our time there we really watched as ride sharing was kicking over a big part of the transportation business in the country. we started to wonder about all the different ways that transportation was really affecting society, affecting its users. and this is one of the things that we talked about at the time was, is the service truly equal. and ultimately the experiment that we ran was the evolution of those early conversations. >> there was a line in your report that i thought was particularly salient that said basically, we've seen this in cab drivers. if a cab driver will not stop for an african-american, would this then translate into a driver just swiping away an african-american ride, the same idea. >> correct. it's something we know is part of our culture. and it's seeped its way into comedy and song lyrics and late-night talk shows. there's certainly reason to suspect that it might exist even if you change the way the marketplace works. >> is this a posi

reggie mckenzie. >> cris: you look at what they have done in free agency. john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defense, not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >> al: siemian, keeps his eye

i'm hoping your goddaughter is ok and what have you heard from and, mckenzie is actually a student at miami of ohio university and she was on the ohio state campus this morning interviewing through their medical school program because when she graduates next year, ohio state is one of the schools she's looking at to attend. and if you can imagine, she was not sure what was going on, because, she's not a student. she didn't get that alert. so she had to take her cues from everyone else who said -- down, lock the doors, be quiet. and so, there were -- it was just a harrowing few moments when i received a call from her m&m, frantically saying -- i'm still emotional, but, your goddaughter is there and she's locked inside a med school building. so, we heard from her. she is ok. she was completely across campus nealing hall, the med school building there. but yeah, it was quite tense for us. >> laura: how soon were you able to talk to her after you had heard what all had unfolded at the university? how soon were you able to get a hold of her and know that she was ok? >> well, i was afraid t

reggie mckenzie. >> cris: you look at what they have done in free agency. the whole left side of that offensive line. john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defense, not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do here, from the 28. he starts with the pass. and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive be

mckenzie. welcome. >> chairman alexander, ranking member feinstein and members of the subcommittee thank you for providing the natural resources dispense council nrdc with this opportunity to present our views on the future of nuclear power. nrdc is a national nonprofit organization of scientists, lawyers and environmental advocates with over 2 million members and supporters. nrdc has been engaged with nuclear energy and nuclear weapons since our founding in 1970 and nrdc maintains a nuclear program which i direct. the future of nuclear power in the united states is uncertain and faces significant challenges. as we've heard most reactors will reach the end of their licenses and close in the decades ahead and some are at risk of near term shut down. in addition to economic challenges, difficulties for nuclear power arise from safety, security, pro liveration and nuclear waste and the role of nuclear power as a low carbon energy resource is being superceded by advances in energy efficiency and re

mckenzie may who will sign her letter of intent with ucla tomorrow dominated this match with 27 kills. class 5a linn-mar jumped on ankeny early. lions were looking for the sweep.....carly spies with the tip over the ankeny blockers...linn -mar up 6-3 in the third... --then ellie anderson sets kill...lions in front by 2... --but ankeny starts to turn the tables after that as the hawkettes score 11 of the next 14 points to grab a 6 point lead... --ankeny storms back to win the next 3 sets and knocks linn-mar out of the tournament, 3-2. also in 5a, hempstead battling west des moines valley...tigers already up 2 games to none but hempstead rallied in the third...amber cooksley with the block...mustangs up 5-2... --then hope splinter control....hem pstead takes a 4 point lead.... --how about another ace from splinter as the mustangs take set three 25- 21.... --but valley answers to win the 4th set as the tigers take the match 3- 1.... john campbell continues our team coverage from the cell. top ranked cedar falls in the black uniforms and the tigers were loaded for bear. on your back but w

mckenzie is with one of the most decorated football players of all time, rio ferdinand.: i am very pleased to be joined by reario ferdinand. he played for manchester united during their success. rio, thank you for joining us. he retired last year, but you have been kept busy. you have your fan base and your magazine, as well as your restaurants. what brings you to china? washina was somewhere that fantastic and really, just to come and explore and understand the government's stance towards sports and health and the will billing of the children in the next generation. -- and the well-being of the children in the next generation. tom: can you give us a few more details on your project? adding someight be video content possibly by 2017 and you might be looking to china to grow some of that business. >> yeah, there will be some video content now involving the way the world is going. we will make it fully video and soccer focused. but football is a key area that people are interested in. we wanted to come here and understand what the people here want. we wanted to push out th

right in the middle of the ceremony mckenzie found the best seat to watch her big sister officially become an adams. >> the next thing i know she is in the middle. >> after jennifer and eric could not have kids of their own, they fostered and then adopted the first, second, and now third child. >> our house is not big enough to take it everybody, but i would. >> reporter: as part of hillsborough county there are 60 kids ready to be adopted but 41 of them are teenagers hoping to not be overlooked. >> it is very stressful. this is not always the outcome. >> reporter: the adams got lucky not once, not twice, but for a third time today. for the now, i am nicole grigg. >>> [ music ] announced today he is bringing his tour to tampa next year. they go on sale next monday at 10:00. paul, are we going? >> i think we should. >> i cannot wait. >>> those who did not don't -- vote for donald trump are showing disappointment in many ways. class and others refusing to budget products from abc action news reporter for his children. one voter is even taking it a step further. >> this one is and michael cor

of james mckenzie, fog has been moving. calm before the oncoming rain. yes, that's correct. not a storm but it will bring some rain. fog reports picking up from petaluma. thanks for that. to rohnert park. that fog is showing up here. there is a system. it's not a whopper but there is a lot of cold air support behind that. it looks like it's slowing down a little bit. winter weather advisory and the snow is low in the mountains. southbound ridge is beginnings to form. 30s, 40s on the temps here. noticeably cooler. you get that cloud cover coming in and that makes for a cool day. 40, 39 walnut creek. southbound 49 to sacramento to ukiah. this is going to be a snow producer. this is a bigger snow pattern for the northern mountains and sierra. we'll see increasing clouds throughout the day. that is some cold air swinging behind that. look for increasing clouds. rain comes in tonight into wednesday morning and will start to clear out about a tenth of an inch and lesser to the south and more to the north. look what happens after thursday as we go into friday and saturday. it looks

william mckenzie king. well, the major participants on the allied side in the second world war were britain, the united states and the soviet union. the contribution by what could be called the second division was a significant factor in the successful outcome of the war. this sector included the members of the british empire and commonwealth. of the dominions, the major contributor in the war was canada. the contribution of that country and the war was opined by the british historian richard holmes in his book, in the footsteps of churchill. holmes wrote in 1940, 1941, britain would not have survived as an independent nation, had it not been for the agricultural, the industrial and financial aid received from canada. holmes also wrote in that book the canadian contribution was remarkable. in terms of manpower, it produced over a million volunteers for the allied armed forces with 42,000 killed out of a population of 11 million. as usual, only the squeaking wheels get the grease. the quietly competent canad

reggie mckenzie. >> cris: you look at what they john smith, reggie nelson, bruce irvin, some of them through free agency. >> al: marquette king. the short line drive. caught at the 15 yard line by norwood. roby will bring it out to the 29. the clock will stop at the two-minute warning. they have 2:20 to manufacture ten points. >> cris: the broncos' defe not allowed a 200-yard rushing day, since week 16 of 2014, to give you some idea. we have to remember, this has been, if not the best defense, one of the best defenses, in the league. yes, some injuries. but still, a very impressive outing. >> al: 221 rushing yards, tonight, against that denver "d." and see what siemian can do and that is almost intercepted. that's reggie nelson. tenth year. came over from cincinnati. almost picked it. second and ten. >> cris: good safeties on this league. and the two leading tacklers on this team are both the safeties. and for joseph, even more impressive because he didn't start until week three. >> al: siemian, keeps his eyes downfield. and nothing doing downfield. third down and ten, darius latham

ben mckenzie paused it for p- bgds at the observation deck at employ -- for pictures at the observation deck at empire state building. you can catch the sh here on monday nights. >>> that looked windy and cold up there. [ laughter ] >>> now, thanksgiving eve right about now. >> yes. >> let's get a little turkey trot in. >> are they all dressed up? >> you know. yeah. [ laughter ] >> they will be dressed tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> get it. [ laughter ] >> but, boys and girls here. it is more of a waddle. they look like they are good >> they are huge. >> ready for the oven. >> that is the color of their neck thing. yes. the neck skin. what is that called? >> it is -- a waddle? >> okay. thank you. >> what is the neck skin called. it is a waddle. it is a waddle. yes. look at him. yes, they are enormous. yes. one more look at them before tomorrow. >>> now, check these guys out. >> oh my gosh. >> yeah. >> when they get all blown up -- you see that one in the front. you know who that is? >> it is a girl. yes. what are you doing, baby. they get all puffed up. look at it. they are chasing her. look

. >> reporter: mckenzie is five and a half. >> the pledge of allegiance stars. >> reporter: she knows who the parade is for. >> my sissy. >> reporter: yes, mackenzie, it's for you, too. your grandpa who served our country made this possible. >> i think it's good for them to learn about this at a young age and start showing >> reporter: 9-year-old valerie flores knows. >> it's for veterans day. >> reporter: what is it and why she's here. >> there are the people who are in the navy, the air force, and they help our country. >> reporter: but sometimes it's hard to figure out who to thank and what they do. that's why grandma kathy brt for now, he's happy to be here. >> just starting to teach her about it. she doesn't know anything about it. she got a flag. that's fantastic. >> there's more coming. >> reporter: there's more. >> reporter: next year or the one after that, she'll know what her flag means and who to your service. >>> in response to ongoing tensions after the presidential elections, one church met this morning to pray. st.john's cathedral hill wants people to find common ground