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. >> michael williams is laying on the ground, both survived we spoke to williams and his family today. he said he wants help and he's been wanting it for a while. >> definitely, chills, it's hard, i'm a strong person, but holding back the tears, seeing yourself dying, it's hard. i never expected it to happen to me. >> his family wants people to share the video in hopes that it convinces users it's time to stop. >>> new developments in the case of an 18-year-old man shot by a cleveland police officer. first we want to show you this picture, it's a thermal image at the substation on east 146th street. it shows four intruders inside the fenced area. intruders, shots were fired at them. officers returned fire hitting the 18-year-old in the shoulder. the fourth suspect got await. a handgun was found at the scene. two are on leave while the investigation continues. >>> we have learned the identity of the man hit and killed by an rta bus last night. police say he was trying to cross the highway af vehicle broke down. >> president elect donald trump has finalized three important picks for his

one on the ground is michael williams. >> i did not think it would happen to me. >> reporter: he used it four months ago. he drank a lot and took pain pills. when he lost his job, he turned to something cheaper. than it is to go back on the street and get high. >> reporter: he needed help now. >> if i can get it now, i will go. i needed and i wanted. >> reporter: is older system helped them too. >> we want michael back. to get that second chance. she hopes users all over the world see this video so they can get their life back to. her family even thanked eddie the man who recorded the 11 1/2 minute facebook live. >>ve i have heard about overdosing, but saying that, and my four- year-old son had to see it. he asked me if my he was being. i said, yeah. it was hard. >> reporter: as you can imagine, it was hard for his family to watch too. but they hope is a wake-up call. >> i am hoping it travels all over the country, so people all >> reporter: it only took a little bit. there's been 30 overdoses in 30 days. four people have died. williams family hopes that he gets the help he wants. ver

. >> reporter: that man lying there lifeless is michael williams. like so many, he watched the video over and over again. >> i was fighting back the tears. i got goosebumps and teary eyed but i am strong and visual but >> reporter: his older sister amber found it hard to watch too. >> watch that video and share it. because that's terrifying. >> reporter: she hopes users all over the country see whathappened to her little brother. >> we don't want to bury him he needs help now. >> reporter: amber says a week ago he told her he needed help and he said it again today. >> i definitely have a problem. if i get the help right now i will go. i need it i want it. >> reporter: michael's family sectioned -- expected worstwhen they received the phone cal but ems and narcan saved his life. amber says they tried to thankeeone including eddie wimbley including the man who record it. >> i hope it's wakeup call honestly like, i just don't understand like how people can do something knowing that they could possibly die. >> reporter: williams will tell you, he never

the one lying on the ground is michael williams. >> i never expected it was using heroin four months ago. before that he drank a lot and took pain pills. but when he lost his job, he turned to something cheaper. >> it's harder to get help than it is to go back on the street and get high. >> reporter: he wants help now. >> right away, yeah. if i can get the help right now i'll definitely go. i need it. i want it. >> reporter: his older sister amber wants it for him. >> we want the sober michael back. >> reporter: he now gets that se amber hopes users all over the world sees this video. her family thanking man who recorded the 11 and a half minute facebook live. >> i have never seen it in person. i heard about all the ods. but like seeing that, my fur- year-old son had to see it. he like dad is he asleep? i'm like yeah. so it was hard. >> reporter: as you can imagine it was hard for williams and his family to watch, too. wakeup call. >> it needs to stay up. i'm hoping it travels all over the country so people all over using can see what can happen to them. >> it only took a little bit.

the one lying there on the ground is michael williams. >> i never expected it was going to happen to me. >> reporter: he says he started using heroin four months ago before that he drank a lot and took pain pills. but when he lost his job, he turned to something cheaper. and get high. >> reporter: he wants help now. >> right away, yeah. if i can get the help right now i'll definitely go. i need it i want it. >> reporter: his older sister amber wants that for him, too. we warrant the sober michael back. >> reporter: he now gets that second chance. amber hopes users all over the world see this video. her family only thanked the man who recorded the 11 and a half minute facebook live. >> i never seen that in person before. i heard about all the ods. but like seeing that, and my 4- year-old son had to see it. he's like dad is he asleep? i'm like, yeah. so it was hard. >> reporter: as you can imagine it was hard for williams and his family to watch, too. but they hope it serves as a wakeup call. >> it needs to stay up. i'm hoping it travels all over the country so people all over to them.

ridge back in some of the shots--- sage- -- belongs to former buck and nba rookie of the year michael carter williams. possible flurries in case you plan to shop till you drop..but there will be good travel conditions this weekend. john malan is here witthe forecast thanksgiving erne! we've had lots of clouds todaydr will fall from the 40s into the 30s evening. e disturbance approaching from the west, which may may bring a few flurries to the area well after midnight and into tomorrow morning.friday starts with a slight chance of morning with no accumulation expected. skies stay cloudy friday but brht and warmer times are ahead this weekend. both saturday and sunday look great for the end of november. saturday's forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and highs in the middle0s. sunday we climb to around 50! the next significant storm system moves in for monday, but just like last time, we stay on the warm side of the storm. snow wl fly across minnesota, se wisconsin on monday and rodgers thinks eagles quarterback carson wentzwill be a star in the league. rod burks with sports after the the butterburger

michael carter williams wins the rookie of the year you train him.o show progress you let him go. guys continue to get hurt before they play game. they haven't won a game in the month of november in three years. they are on 44 game losing streak in the month of october and november. this is the first season brown's time here that they looked like they're actually trying to win some games. coach brett brown doesn't deserve the title the losing evident coach in franchise history and i think the organization finally gives him the tools to win because after they put him all that -- through all of that they owe him that much. iain? >> sean, thanks. >>> former batman michael keaton suit up for the big screen but not as the dark night but as avellane. president of marvel studios confirm a list actor will play vulture in the spiderman reboot homecoming. >>> amy shimmer is sticking around in the states after all. comedian who threatened to move out of the country if donald trump won the white house is now saying she made the comments in jest but she says her

country band old dominion along with country william michael morgan will all be performing friday, june 9th. tickets will go on sale early next year. america's river festival is held in the port of dubuque and america's river corporation puts the event together. senator chuck grassley makes his case to voters on why they should give him another six years in office. and hear what dubuque schools are doing to prevent mumps from spreading to more students associated frontal systems moves across the state bringing some rain. the best chance for rain is across the southern two thirds of the state develops late tonight and continuing on wednesday. rainfall amounts of 0.5" are possible with much lighter amounts to the north. after thesis system exits stretch of weather that is expected to last into the early part of next week. have a super night. tonight: isolated s >>> tonight, breaking news. the new poll. with just one week left, donald trump, hillary clinton, where this race stands right now. clinton, president obama, vice president biden, all turning back to trump. trump revealing a change

malissa williams dad, michael brelo face cruel charges but acquitted now four years later and lead to major sages in the justice system. a prosecutor who is out of a job and the judge we don't have to worry about on the supreme court of ohio. racism is a cancer on this country, the only way we're going to have equal rights is a black lives matter. is a cattle caught , getting his bid for reelection in judge o'donnell in his race for the supreme court, the victim's family settled a lawsuit with the city for $3 million death of a missing 16-year-old in cleveland rolled my side, alexander mullins had not been seen for a week until he was found dead inside a vacant home on east 54th they say he died said if they have any suspects. service industry workers rallied to raise the minimum wage , the demonstration hopkins was one of many across the country calling for a national minimal age of $15 per hour wee say that is unrealistic but the demonstrators say is getting harder to support themselves an family. >> we live in one of the wealthiest countries in the world cannot be out here asking f

jason flores- williams/attorney mayor michael hancock/ city of denver we don't know exactly what time police will come in to clear this up. but they typically come every day to pick up trash in the morning. we'll bring you more as it happens. house staff -- speculations are flying about who else will be on team trump. so far -- he's announced reince priebus as chief of staff -- and steve bannon as top advisor. a big name in play -- former new york city mayor rudy giuliani -- who helped propel trump to the presidency. multiple reports say giuliani is a top contender for trump's secretary u-n ambassador john bolton and senator bob corker -- who is chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. other names in the mix -- former missouri senator jim talent for the head of the defense department. he is highly regarded in conservative defense circles. for press secretary -- reports say radio host laura ingraham could be a top contender. and a possible pick for treasury secretary is steven mnunchin -- who was trump's campaign finance chair. exactly a ek and we finally know the results of

last win was right here back when that that michael carter williams and thaddeus young. in chan franchise history by head coach. >>> back to the eagles they're going to have a problem trying to contain julio jones. jones doesn't seem to be worried about coming to philly to face the eagles or their fans. >> the crowd doesn't play a part into my mindset, my mentality how i approach the game. they can't be on the field and help their team out. only 11 men on the field. longs as long as they're not throwing batteries want not on the field everything else is good. >> it always comes back to that. philly fans getting that rap. honestly sometimes they deserve it. you know, guys throwing a middle fingers at basketball players all of that. >> all right. >> they get what they deserve sometimes. >> iain page has what's coming up at 11:00. >> they may already be a guilty pleasure here's another reason to lay off the soda. what a daily dose of that sugary drink can set you up for later in life and it's not good. plus your wake up weather and seven day forecast in the first five minut

our time were charlie peters of the washington monthly whose list of alumni jon meacham, michael kinsley and william f. buckley if you look at the list of people who started at the national review, david brooks, by the way did you know that david brooks story, he told it in a column after i think it was called remembering the mentor. in 1983 there was a book called overdrive which was a sequel to one of the best books cruising speed that he published in 1973 which was a week in his very busy life. it was a marvelous way of doing it. he did two memoirs of two weeks of his life. overdrive 1983 wasn't particularly well received. there was a little bit too much about the splendors of his limousine and all the famous people he knew. the brilliant parody was written for the university of chicago newspaper and it happened that the next week he was speaking at the university of chicago and so he's up there on stage and reads this parody of his book and then looks out and says if david brooks is in the audience, i would like to offer him a job. >> well regarded columnist i have a friend in washington who col

michael bolton. chris williams tweeted make mike pence great again. the elect mike pence. they're probably on the opposite ends of the political spectrum. you don't verify the twitter handles, you're just sending it to the software developer guy. >> long four years. hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... i know i had one more... hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. in the end, all we really need more of, is each other. happy thanksgiving from publix. >>> it's 7:56. here are your top stories. the durham county board of elections holds a hearing today on a complaint over the counting of thousands of ballots. attorney thomas stark questions the accuracy of exhausted election workers had to manually enter votes due to a technical flip. looks like we won't be sure who won the governor's race this week. governor mccrory is contesting the election results in 52 of the st

now he holds onto his seat...defeating michael thomas kirkpatrick beat kevin williams...also 57 to 43. kirkpatrick was first appointed by the governor to the commission in 2015./// larry brown is the commissioner for district c. beating stephen sedmeyer 58 to 42. in district d.....commissioner lawrence weekly holds onto his position by an overwhelming margin. ((nia wong)) weekly won 79 percent of the vote....beating anthony osnaya with his 21 perecent. back to you at the desk. >>> we're going to send things over to sherry with weather. /// ((sherry swensk)) what a warm election day for we tied the record high of 83! it was a beautifully sunny day and just a peacefully sunny day with light winds. the 50s and low 60s. ................ outside the valley also cooling down to 50s and 60s... with river again today. ............. highs rising back up to 80 degrees again by the afternoon. demetria, how are the roads doing? traffic is getting busier in the spaghetti bowl right now. take a look at how things are flowing around us 95 and i-15... ((demetria obilor)) >>> coming up after the break

this was done with my writings and ann introduction to each section by mary hartnett and wendy williams, michael fishel biographers. they came to me in 2003 and a satellite or not people will write aboutar you, so you might as well select people you trust and we volunteer. >> so, you still trust them? >> some of the introductions are veryry good. they are both very good. >> i saw in one of them, h can't remember which book, but the advice you got from your future mother-in-law about marriage. >> from marty's mother, yes. it was the best advice i ever received. we were married in his home and his mother took me aside and said, dear, i would like to tell you the secrets of a happy marriage. and the secret was, it helps sometimes to be a little deaf. [laughter] >> with that she handed me a pair of earplugs, which were the best earplugs. that advice i followed through 56 years of a wonderful marriage and in every workplace e including my current job if something thoughtless is said you just tune out. >> works in the supreme court? >> yes, it does for me. >> what is it like to be such an icon of that

peters of the washington monthly whose list of alumni -- jon meacham, james fallows, michael kingsley and be williamf. buckley. if you look at the people who started at national review, david brooks -- by the way, do you know the david brooks story? he told it in a column after pop died, it was called, i think, remembering the mentor. pop in 1983 wrote a book called overdrive which was a sequel, if you will, to one of his best books which was cruising speed which he published in 1973 which was a week in his very busy life. it was a marvelous way of doing -- pop never did a memoir, but he did two memoirs of two weeks in his life. overdrive, 1983, was -- [laughter] was not particularly well received. there was a little bit too much about, you know, the splendors of his limousine and, you know, all the famous people he knew. and a scathing but brilliant parody of it was written by david brooks for the university of chicago newspaper. and pop happened the next week to be speaking at the university of chicago. and so he's up there on stage, and he reads this scathing parody of his book aloud in toto, ver

he played steve jobs recent r until film as well but in film -- michael k. williams froi the wire it looks insane.nsan it comes out in december. so tomorrow i'll actually be out filming action scenes aroundd seville, spain, very cool.yoo i'm very very excited to be here. >> i think we saw the leap of faith. i think you hnk we ave to do ken jump from one building toon another. >> and do a flip in theipn the building. building. >> yeah. >> right, right. t'exy, that's exactly what i'm ires. nothing.th i'm going to jump off building n into a another building and just hope that it works somehow. >> i believe in you, kevin. kev >> i believe. bel. >> you left out the part abouta not killing yourself in theel process. >> that's why it's call the leat of faith. of fai you have to have hope it works. >> did you get around tripdp ticket or was this one way? e w because that will probably be ab clue how things will go. >> that's great question, stevee thankfully i did get around trip. they are hoping i make it backkk alive. lot of professionals here.lse. we actually have real li

basket full an 8-year-old boy decided to have his rendition of michael jackson's ape conic "thriller" dance. take a look. ? ? ? >> william ryan has since facebook post his mom writes "three years ago when william was 5, he was diagnosed with autism. he struggles to socialize and make friends but recently, his dad introduced him to michael jackson. and he learned the routines all of them by heart." good moves. we'll have one final check on >>> all right, here's your seven day forecast. which you can always get on our wusa9 app. it's cloudy and cool today. not a bad day just not the prettiest day. warm tomorrow. lots of sunshine. showers arrive on thursday. then back to reality over the weekend. >> wow. that's fitter wusa9 -- it for for the latest on that bus crash in baltimore that killed six people. and you can keep abreast of all the day's news by downloading our wusa9 app. have a good afternoon. we'll see you tomorrow. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@caption we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the w

williams. several officers were disciplined. michael brillo, the only one facing manslaughter charges was acquitted, but the city of cleveland paid the victims' families $1.5 million each. >>> in cincinnati, the judge in the ray tensing trial will not be part of the retrial. she removed herself from the case. tensing is accused of shooting samuel dubose to death during a hung jury. the prosecutor wants to retry him in another county. >>> still ahead, despite opposition from his inner circle, the president-elect will meet again with a former presidential candidate. >>> and then losing anything important to you is just the absolute worst. but what about if you lost your pay check? oh, my goodness. how one woman was lucky enough to get that check back. >>> it is 4:40. i'm power of 5 meteorologist jamie rudd. as we go through the day today the wind will ease up a little bit. the silver lining to all this wind, it's ushering in that milder air. make the most of it. big change by the end of the week. more on that coming up here in just a coup

on down at th end of the police chase, a group of 13 officers fired the shots, williams and russell were unarmed, michael brelo the old officer currently charge will find his weapon was found not guilty, many are also praising to be believed to be changes resulting from the shooting, cuyahoga county prosecutor tim mcginty do not get reelected and judge john o'donnell presided over the brelo trial lost a bid to be elected to the ohio supreme court. prosecutor who is out of a job and also a judgment don't have to worry about to see on supreme court bench of ohio. racism is a cancer in this country, the only way that we'r going to have equal rights for got to fight for them, russell williams were both thomas with history of mental illness and drug use, they would try to pul them over for a turn signal violation, then they gave chase, the families of both suspects pawned lawsuit against the city of cleveland receiving a settlement of $3 million. the death of the message 16-year-old boy from cleveland has been ruled homicide, alexander mullins in sight and vacant home east 54th street this month week after he

. >> william thinks about his son, mile, every day. michael had a severe form of muscular dystrophy and passed away at 47 in january. he wanted to put the year of michael's death on his grave marker and said he was shocked by the response from the cemetery. >> she said you have to pay for that. and i said what do you mean i have to pay for that? and she said it's going to be $195. >> he refused to pay the additional fee since he says it was supposed to be included in the $3200 price he already paid. >> i want what i paid for. >> he turned to the action news troubleshooters and got results. 2016 engraved on his son's gravestone with no additional fee. he was moved to more tears and gratitude, but still a few questions as well. >> missing everybody. i'm alone. and then for them to do this is just incredulous to me. it's like, how can you do this to a human being? how can you treat somebody this way? >> it is something we often ask ourselves. if you have a case for the troubleshooters, call 1-866- and 6abc.com or tweet or reach out on facebook. i

. >> reporter: william thinks about his son michael every day. he had a severe form of muscular distrophy and passed away in january. he wanted to put the year of his death on the grave marker and was shocked by the cemetary. >> they said you have to pay for that. >> reporter: he refused to pay the fee since he said it was included in the 3,200-dollar price he already paid. he turned to the "action news" troubleshooters and got results. 2016 engraved on the grave stone with no additional fees. he was moved to tears and gratitude and questions, as well. >> we thank everybody, i'm alone, and to do this is just incredit -- incr call us or e-mail us through.com or tweet me or post on my facebook page. we'll be right back. >> time now, 6:51 arc 19-year-old was shot and killed while walking to the store in germantown. police are searching for the killer and the victim's mother is asking for your help. here's rick williams with this >> reporter: edna remembers her. son markeish johnson with a big smile. >> loving caring and big smile, all around good ki

williams. several officers were disciplined. michael brelow, the only one facing manslaughter charges was acquitted. the city of cleveland paid the victims' families $1.5 million each. >>> well, still to come here, despite option from his inner circle, the president-elect will meet again with a former presidential candidate. >>> then losing anything if you lost your pay check? how one woman was lucky enough to get it back. >>> but, first, today's tech bytes. >>> in today's tech bytes, cyber monday overloading the internet. >> nordstrom was among several websites that couldn't keep up with the traffic. there were reports of banana republic, gap and old navy also going down. the sites were back up within a few minutes. and a new report about the next education iphone and the possibility of a curved screen >> journal, apple could release a smart phone with a curved screen next year on the iphone's 10th anniversary. the report says apple is testing several prototypes. and it's about to become safer to post a negative review from your maybe

michael floyd. we'll see you tonight in 20 minutes. >>> you're watching fox 10 news at 10:00, with linda williams and matt rodewald. >>> a sheriff's deputy in stanislaus county, that's in northern california, was killed >> tonight deputies have a suspect in custody. sheriff's deputies say this man, david machado, killed deputy dennis wallace, a 20-year veteran of the department. machado was arrested after he tried to steal a woman's purse at a convenience store. well, that woman fought back, and when machado took off running, she called police. machado was captured and identified immediately as deputy wallace's suspected kier massive and deadly earthquake struck new zealand's south island early today. the 7.8 magnitude quake struck and killed at least two people. video you are looking at is damage from the nation's north island. the powerful earthquake triggered a series of powerful aftershocks and a tsunami as well. military and red cross teams are dispatched to assess the damage and help those in the worst hit areas. >>> well, it is hard to believe i.s.i.s. killed 130 people in several attacks in paris. survivors and family members of

williams, thank you. there was emotional testimony today in charleston, south carolina, when former police officer, michael slager, took the stand in his own defense. he is charged with murdering walter scott, a man he had just pulled over for a broken tail >> reporter: michael slager's voice cracked at times as he described the events that led up to the death of walter scott 19 months ago. >> reporter: a day that gab with this routine traffic stop. >> your license and insurance card. >> reporter: and ended after a gunfire. it was captured on cell phone video by someone passing by. >> i was tired. >> reporter: slager's argument is self-defense. >> i was on the fight, on the ground. mr. scott was coming after me with the taser twice. you know, my mind-- i don't-- my mind was like spaghetti. >> reporter: prosecutor bruce dur ant. >> from watching the video, sir, do you concede at the time you shot mr. scott he did not have your taser? >> yes, after learning lingering questions is what slager may have picked up and dropped near scott's body. >> i don't remember dropping the taser. i don't remember anything. >

randy thompson and his friend jay williams repeatedly stabbed another boy, 15-year-old michael russelln south san jose back in 2009. his body was found in the back yard of his home. prosecutors called it a thrill kill crime. the "mercury news" reports jurors yesterday convicted thompson of first degree murder. in a previous trial jurors who convicted thompson were deadlocked on the issue. williams is already serving 26 years to life in prison. >>> we continue to follow developing news out of tennessee as investigators still try to figure out what happened here. at least five children died in a deadly bus crash, and we're now learning the school bus driver is facing charges this morning. "today in the bay's" sarah rosario joining us with details on what is a troubling investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. 24-year-old bus driver is facing a list of charges this morning. there are still many questions left unanswered like how did this happen. people who saw the crash say the children were forced to get out of the bus through the hatch of that bus. many of those kids

williams park on first avenue. it starts at eight a-m. the city will present it's "2016 honored veteran" award to u-s marine corps veteran, "michael jernigan." he was serving in iraq in 2004 when his humvee was hit by a cranium. but he didnt just survive... he's been thriving. mike graduated from u-s-f st. pete as a history major... and started working for southeastern guide dogs in 20- 12. also today in tampa: a special honor for ?homeless veterans on this veterans day. "operation reveille" brings together federal, state, and local government agencies to give those homeless vets a free ?home for the holidays. veterans who qualify can show up to today's event and get a free fully furnished apartment. it even comes with household goods. and veterans can celebrate today's holiday with several ?freebies all over the bay area. from free food... to free admission to most local attractions. a lot of restaurant chains are offering free meals for veterans today.. including applebees, chilis, bob evans, california pizza chicken, hooters, and olive garden. you just have to be in uniform or have your military i-d to get the deal. and you don't even h

williams, thank you. there was emotional testimony today in charleston south carolina when former police officer, michael slager took the stand in his own defense. he is charged with murdering walter scott, a man he had just pulled over for a broken tail light. did you shoot walter scott? >> i did. >> michael slager's voice cracked at times as he described the events that led to the death of walter scott 19 months ago. >> it is the only thing i could see. is that taser coming at me. i see that barrel, like this big, coming at me. >> reporter: a day that began with this routine traffic stop. and ended after a chase and scuffle in a burst of gunfire. it was captured on cell phone >> reporter: slager's argument is self defense. >> i was in a fight on the ground. mr. scott was coming after me with the taser twice. in my mind, my mind was like spaghetti. >> reporter: prosecutor bruce durant. >> from watching the video, sir, do you concede at the time that you shot mr. scott he did not have your taser? >> yes, after learning information now, i do. >> reporter: one of the lingering qu slager may have picked up

william here at 55 degrees. fifty-three in sanatoga, michael riley's house, cherry hill jenny 54 already, mid 50's out this mountere at 50. for this time of the morning and year not bad at all. sun has been up for a few hours. we are back to standard time. nice shot here in philadelphia, clear skies, good fall colors showing up as we are's in peak, cherry hill from lynn springer, beautiful shot there a flag there and a blue skies and nice change there and we're seeing peak conditions in the fall foliage right around philadelphia right now. and we are doing good this morning as well, looking at sunshine, people outside, taking advantage of the nice start to the morning. temperatures along the coast in the 50's this morning. due to that wind that is coming over land. sunset, it will be earlier now that we are back to standard time. tonight, 4:52. test ninth at 4:35. that is going to be earliest that we set and beyond december 9th, starts to set later as we a roach spring season and we're losing two minutes of take light as we head toward winter solstice. the nice and dry storm scan three, little storm across new e

there is kerwynn williams and read option action and david johnson and that work. it is big plays and key plays game on the line. michael floyd drops this pass, inexcusable. you're still knocking on the door trying to close in on the falcons. i asked the question, is it a lack of intensity this was his response yesterday. >> i would say that if we were having poor practices. i think, if anything, it is the reverse of trying too hard, pressing, especially defensive trying to make a offensively, it is a matter of throwing it and catching it. >> reporter: let's say with football. let's check in with the kern college playoff top four, alabama, ohio state, clemson, washington. a lot can change over the next few days when we hit the weekend. alabama is going to be tough to beat. washington will play colorado. pregame and kickoff friday let's not forget about the big ten championship on saturday with wisconsin and penn state. keep an eye on that as well. phoenix suns, they are 5-13 on the season. 20 games in almost and it has been tough. they are giving up a ton of points, 112 points per game to the opposition and one ranking

william howard taft. >> but we have a little bit of time, last word, michael? >> the house of representatives is going to be --. [ inaudible ] >> they have done a good job of tying trump and the house of representatives together. >> you say there is a chance for the democrats to take it. >> no i am not say that but to make ryan utterly miserable. >> i cannot believe he is still going to be speaker. no matter who wins. >> i would be quitting. >> why? >> through is no one else. my prediction is taft was the last president with facial hair but he will not be the last. >> your friends in brooklyn... >> isn't it november? the next break? so everyone growses a beards. >> can you grow a beard? >> i can but i look like a dirt back. >> i cannot. you never knew that. >> that is all the time we have tonight, but, never fear we have a special "i'll tell you what," tomorrow at midnight. >> i'm great at midnight. >> 9:00 p.m. on the west coast and we well see you in prime time. check out or mod cat with the same name perino & stirewalt "i'll tell you what," wherever you can

race for mayor of wilmington, robert martin is facing, michael presici and independent steve washington. winner will replace outing mayor dennis williams. >>> still to come tonight on "eyewitness news", proof that if there is a way is there a way. talk about out of this world. how one astronaut still managed to exercise his right to vote, that and more on the other >>> you know there are voters who took advantage of the absentee ballots in case they were far from home on election day but i doubt, if many voters are, this far away. nasa astronaut shayne kimbro filed his ballot for today's election from the international space station. to do it he selected which elections he wanted to vote in and then received a application for his absentee ballot. performing his civic duty from a galaxy far, far away. nicely done. >>> we have much more coverage of this election day, still to come, in just a few minutes we will be live in election central as we are's joined by political analyst from both sides of the aisle to get their thoughts on where their candidates stand as election their thoughts on where their candidates stand as election day,i ta