>> say it, millie. you know what it is. >> badass. >> i say bad butt. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, there we go. oh, sorry, sorry. >> i say bad butt. >> jimmy: that's what you say, bad butt. [ talking over each other ] no i wasn't making the connection. i thought you were talking about -- >> i know it's confusing. everyone's looking at me like -- >> yeah, you must have been sick of it. >> jimmy: oh, you say bad ass, but we bad butt. so then i'm like, wait? bad -- bad what? oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i get it. >> jimmy: yeah. all right. sorry. you had this, did you know that you were going to shave your hair off? >> when i was -- it was like, literally in the -- in the screen test. and we were sitting there and we were like so nervous. and finn looked like he was going to throw up. no joke. >> because i was. >> jimmy: why? >> i was so nervous -- >> i was like, "you need to chill." >> --that i almost dry heaved. >> jimmy: nervous for what? >> i don't know. >> everyone was. >> it was really close. and i was like -- [

--"millie delgado", nos dice como estará el clima para los próximos días. --adelante millie.uras que van a descender drÁsticamente para maÑana en domingo familiar. nosotros vamos a tener temperaturas por debajo del promedio y esa posibilidad de lluvia que llega a consecuencia de ese sistema que tambiÉn nos estÁ dejando esta advertencias de clima invernal hacia lo que es sierra nevada y continÚan las ofertas de peligro de incendio por los fuertes vientos secos que se estÁn presentando sobre todo hacia las montaÑas y los desiertos. para maÑana no se espante si es que vamos a estar sintiendo la leve posibilidad de lluvia en nuestra regiÓn. espera que lleva mÁs porque es la lluvia el pronÓstico para oakland, muchas nubosidades. buenas noches. buenas noches. ¿y si les digo que están comiendo una jack's brewhouse bacon burger de jack in the box? ¿en serio? ¿y si les digo... que yo soy jack? ¿whaaaaat? sorprendidos, ¿no? salsa de queso porter ale, cebolla a la parrilla y tocino en un pan de papa artesanal. jack's brewhouse bacon burger. nueva en jack in the box. miren es jack. ¿adón

millie: como siempre es un placer estar con ustedes. mÁs fuerte del sistema estÁ por llegar maÑana. es posible que la lluvia que entra a nuestra regiÓn se prolongue hasta el dÍa lunes, lo que serÁ el dÍa oficial de halloween. lo que deja el sistema de baja presiÓn tambiÉn es el mapa colorido de advertencias. sierra nevadas enfrentar un aviso de tormenta invernal la nieve que se estimaba a caer este fin de semana, ademÁs de los fuertes vientos en nuestra regiÓn, mÁs hacia el interior. 40 millas por hora. condiciones peligrosas en el norte de nuestro sabio. para nosotros, condiciones y en el dobles la lluvia que se presenta maÑana y se prolonga hasta el dÍa lunes. maÑana continÚan los descensos en las temperaturas. ramÓn: de esta forma concluimos no

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a home within the second ring road is said to cost at least 1 milli million.he average annual salary in beijing is $7,800 only the very fortunate can buy a home. >>> of bay jirng's residents, 38% are from rural areas. the bay jings cbd located between the third and fourth ring roads is where 70% of foreign companies hold offices. many media outlets are also located here. one man bought a studio apartment for 500,000 u.s. dollars in this district a year ago. >> this man works for a real estate agency. this studio apartment is about 66 square meters in size. he lives here with his wife he purchased this apartment because it was close to his office. but if he puts it on the market now, he could sell it for more than 600,000 u.s. dollars. >> he owns two other apartment units. if he sells them, they would both sell for $700,000 each. >> being born in beijing enabled him to do this a ten minute drive from the direction of tiananmen square, is a 23-year-old apartment building between the second and third ring roads. this is where other properties are located. his par

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he was borp borrowing $14 milli from his father to start his business. and on the day when i was in the situation room monitoring raid that brought bin laden to justice, he was starring on the "apprentice." >> she has been outsmarted and out played worst than anybody in government. >> and then it quickly evolved into a war of words. here is one exchange over vladimir putin. >> that's because he would rather have a puppet than a president. >> no puppet. no puppet. you are the puppet. >> and this is what lit up the night. >> i am on record as saying we need to put more money in the social security trust fund and that's part of my commitment to ra social security payroll contribution will go up as will donald's assuming he can't figure out how to get out of it. >> such a nasty woman. >> and clinton on the snap front is beating trump. and then trump heads to ohio, wisconsin, and president obama and biden will head to new hampshire and florida for clinton and michelle obama will go to the new battleground of arizona, and clinton and trump will meet face-to-fa

millis for five years i think he's been influenced strongly b his children and grandchildren and i don't think he is the man he used to be. meanwhilelei i an incentive that hillary clinton in the investigation saysys most agent believe he should face charges. the sourcebe saying members of investigative team were dismaye and disgusted james corbett not recommend charges pretty focuse on clinton's use the private server letter near home when sh was secretary of state. he is transgender. 7a her body was found in the driveway of a homea in clevelan around 12:30 in the afternoon. heard death was ruled a suspected homicide. please are looking for a suspec and automotive. a local mother and grandmother past nine years in prison for thef overdosed death of a 16 -year-old boy last april. andrew frye was found dead his hotel and they learned that frye along with us with a writtenat grandmother had used here one. at that. iter o the drugs brought to kee their own conviction or not -- the remains of the local sailor who died sunday five years gogo return home for military oklahoma after it say. he

they were able to take these an milli animals in and get them to new home. here we see them meeting their new families. did they come by two by two by chance? >> yeah, some were by two. you can see lafayette, named over cities in louisiana. that little lucy, she's going to be a laugh dog. when people have to relocate and do it quickly, it is hard to leave your pets behind. it is good they came in and got their pets and re-home them. these local shelters were over flowing that's why these dogs and cats and rabbits had to be rescue an animal in a situation like this. you are beautiful. >> as a kid, i was lucky enough to have a tree house. in my mind, it looked like this. oh! >> end tree house. >> no doubt it is. >> they built this endorsed it in england and spent about $200,000 on this tree house >> oh, he actually lived there? >> he is not. he's renting out and the place is booked the next several months. i love this port door that he's got opening up and all the krcrt manship on the outside. cave and he's renting it out. >> it is beautiful. you got a shower

we suspect it's milli dollars if not billions. >> . compromised pass words are a favorite for the did he dark ne. experts tell us there are ways to protect yourself. recommend using complex pass words. not using the same password for multiple accounts. keeping a close eye on your bank account and credit report. and be smart with wireless net

if you'd like to make millie a part of her family, visit her in person at the dumb friends dylan the 2016 prize in literature. >> bob dylan. >> reporr: the swedish academy shocked prize watchers, naming american folk icon bob dylan as the winner of this year's nobel literature prize. >> for having created new poetic expressions. >> reporter: the 75-year-old is the first songwriter to win award. the academy called his songs poetry for the ears. this performance at the white house in 2010 -- ? for the times they are achanging ? >> reporter: he has won 11 grammies, golden globe and academy award. president obama gave him the the nobel prize is the latest accolade for the singer with humble beginnings. he was born in duluth, minnesota. ? it's blowing in the wind ? >> reporter: his early music became anthems for the american civil rights and anti-war movements. thursday's announcement is one of the few surprises in his legendary career. though for fans of his music, it's no surprise at all. tina crouse, >>> for family in nebraska, they got creative to check on their grandmother in florida

the next album she does a duet with milli vanilli. did you know that? [ laughter ] ah, yes. have any of you been watching the pan am games? from cuba. [ applause ] should make the network really happy-- did you see fidel castro doing the wave? he doesn't quite have, i mean, he comes-- you know? it must be rough on either side of castro when he lifted these arms, he'd been wearing the same fatigues for 30 years. [ laughter ] how manyf you young ladies got a barbie doll when you were small?se ] apparently, a doll maker in minneapolis is making a new doll called ppy toe me doll, in which they say, according to the paper, the measurements are mo realistic. the doll measures 36, 27, 38, she probably has a very short neck, and big feet. [ laughter ] but according to the other doll, she has a great personality and is a good dancer. [ laughter ] [ applause ] remember those blind dates when you were in high school? "what does she look like?" all the other girls like her. a bow-wow. [ laughter ] southern california, we are in this semi-arid climate, and governor hickel, of alaska, cam

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the asking price is 2.2 milli$2 million, and the home is 93 hundred square feet and has a basketball court. ali died after a long battle with parkinson's disease. >>> "time" magazine reveals its 2016 design home. alicia vitarelli gives us a tour ahead of this week's fyi philly. >> reporter: everything in philadelphia goes up. philadelphia's 2016 design home is 6,000 square feet. six levels of modern living in historic society hill. this is one of five bedrooms each with its own bath. >> this is a home office and work area. >> and down the hall. your own garage two cars, travel down the level and find a guest suite with a media room and bar. the third floor is the main living area with soaring 20 foot ceiling and a state of the art kitchen. >> i got distracted by this -- this is the wine room conveniently tucked between the living room and kitchen. hello philadelphia and hello front street. >> the goal was to maximum the views and offer suburban style amenities in the heart of the city. they want their homes and parking and the high amenities within walking distance of the city. and i

with the election just 24 days away and donald trump fighting off a wave of sexual millis conduct allegations, trump issued a new challenge on saturday suggesting that he and errol barnett has the campaigns covered. >> she's getting pumped up for wednesday night. >> reporter: donald trump was delivering a speech on opioid abuse in new hampshire saturday when he veered into a new line of attack on hillary clinton, suggesting they take drug tests before the next debate. >> at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end, it was like, oh, take me down. she could barely reach her so i think we should take a drug test. >> reporter: trump continues to blame the media for trying to influence the election. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president. >> reporter: in the past week, at least six women have stepped forward claiming to have been sexually assaulted by trump. two more just yesterday. me. >> reporter: one described an alleged incident at a nightclub in

with the election just 24 days away and donald trump fighting off a wave of sexual millis conduct allegations, trump issued a new challenge on saturday suggesting that he and hillary clinton submit to drug covered. >> she's getting pumped up for wednesday night. >> reporter: donald trump was delivering a speech on opioid abuse in new hampshire saturday when he veered into a new line of attack on hillary clinton, suggesting they take drug tests before the next debate. >> at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end, it was like, oh, take me down. she could barely reach her car. test. >> reporter: trump continues to blame the media for trying to influence the election. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president. >> reporter: in the past week, at least six women have stepped forward claiming to have been sexually assaulted by trump. two more just yesterday. alleged incident at a nightclub in new york. >> he did touch my vagina through my underwear, absol

m ichk -- milli vanilli. >> it is my time now. >> we have a breeze picking up. washington monument, jefferson memorial. temperatures will be in the 50s. then by the afternoon we'll be climbing into the 60s, so a breezy and mild afternoon. we ought to be hitting the a delightful autumn day coming up. a few clouds during the afternoon and getting chilly by 10:00 tonight into the mid-50s. we have gorgeous color. this red zone is the peak color zone that stretches from southern new york state to pennsylvania out into the mountains. if you have a chance to get out along skyline drive yesterday. it is not anywhere near peak. it is running a week late. we're seeing moderate color around the metro area. county. post your pictures to facebook, twitter, and instagram and i'll share on tv. i love seeing the autumn color pictures. the exclusive ten day outlook. temperatures this afternoon in the upper 60s, breezy, then tomorrow, here comes the cool change. we'll have it only near 60 degrees tomorrow afternoon after a chilly start we'll be in the mid-40s. still breezy on tue

around 1 milli around 1 million people are expected to flee the fighting in what the u.n. says may be the biggest humanitarian crisis this year. tom? >> alex, thank you. >>> meantime, more hostile activity involving a u.s. w firing, the navy is reviewing the incident, coming days after the u.s. military launched retaliatory strikes which knocked out three radar sites in yemen. >>> back here at home, to some dangerous weather out west. a powerful storm lashing the coast from northern california to the canadian border. knocking down trees and knocking out power. and then in nevada, a fire destroying 22 homes. and threatening 500 more structures. rob marciano with reports from the storm zone. >> reporter: the winds so strong, this man leaning into the blast of sand. gusts approaching 60 miles per hour. the powerful storm packing a one-two punch of drenching rains and strong winds from seattle to portland. this home outside olympia, washington, smashed when a tree blew on top of it. >> we all stood up like, "what's that noise?" and then it just crashed. crashed right through t

he had an adjusted gross in of $11.6 million in 2015, took $5.5 million in deductions inclung $3.5 milli he says he paid $1.8 million in federa buffett, who is a supporter of hillary clinton, also challenged trump to release his ret >>> in corporate news, brift total myers squib is facing a major set back with its lung cancer drug. a medical meeting over the weekend showe patients fared worse on brings troll's drug than those on chemotherapy. a rival from merck showed strong benefits in had a similar late-stage study. that sent shares of bristol- sharply lower. merck rose nearly 2%. >>> the crisis at samsung deepens. the company has halted production of its replacement galaxy 7 note phones, following a global recall of 2.5 million of those smartphones on reports the phones caught fire. and now sprint has joined at&t, verizon and t-mobile in suspending sal of the replac >>> this phone forced the emergenc evacuatio of a southwes airlines flight in louisville kentucky, last week. ryan green says the phone began to burn inside his pocket. he says it was a replacement issued for the galaxy 7

millis in the upper 70s. then you move north of town, the front never made it. boston, 59. bedford 64. fitchburg 59. you can see the clouds here across southern new england. again they pealed out of southeastern massachusetts and made it up into the city for a while but the low clouds and fog have been going back and forth in town. all because of the a warm which oddly enough as the cool front moves through new england tomorrow morning, that will set up a nice westerly breeze. a mild day tomorrow. for everyone. we'll talk more about that and the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >> announcer: now on 7 donald trump doubling down. >> this is worse than watergate. >> announcer: raising question boston a criminal conspiracies, federal officials on the defense. today the president sending a message. >> i would advice mr. trump to stop make his case to get votes. >> announcer: team coverage. >> kim: this e-mail scandal could dominate the debate in las vegas. >> adam: clinton campaign is working to clean up yet another e-mail mess and donald trump is pushing his claim that th

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it's a 2 million sooich$2 milli. he didn't do well during the hearings.t it really comes down to banks are being run by elizabeth warren right now. >> you know that. >> which is what we talked about today. >> which is the scariest thing in the world. i reported the day before when i saw the management change i said he's done, it's just a matter of time. i thought by the end of the year. >> what do you mean banks are run by lids beth warren, she wants to run the banks. >> she just fired a ceo of a major company for no reason but a $2 million scandal. she runs the system. >> the banks do their thing and show main street who is outraged over seeing this -- i don't know if they really are but apparently we're supposed to believe that main street is outraged. look at the stock rice of wells fargo, it is down 10% from the overall banking index. is that the type of hit that you would have seen coming for wells fargo or would you have thought it would be much bigger in the wake of a scandal like this. let's let the stock price tell us how bad this is for the bank

>>> milli dollar gamble. in today's housing market, the potentia profit from a house flip is much bigger and much more risky. those stories and more tonight on "nightly busi for thursday. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome. look now, but volatility may be starting to make an appearan. stoc began the day with a steep drop of more than 180 points, as investors ran from equiti and towards the safety of government bonds and gold. a weak reading on trade out of china reawakened concerns that slower globa growth may be at hand. just as the federal reser consids an interest rate hike later this year. there is also the issue of earnings which as we reported, did not get off to a great start yesterda t then midday, oil moved higher, and investors shook off growth, interest rate, and profit concerns. and just like that, the losses repaired. the y finished with the dow jo losing 45 points to 18,098. the nasdaq was off 25. and the s&p fell six. >>> let's turn to david leibovz to talk more about the market and whether we

heavy rain in millis and walpole and heading a little bit further to the east and southeast massachusetts. scituate and marshfield. brant rock, just get ready for downpours. >>> dozens of cyclists in cambridge are pushing for better protection on local streets. fox25's christine mccarthy have more on why the issue more >> reporter: how many people want too die that is how important it is. hundreds rallying for safer streets for cyclists. >> tomorrow and next week or next year. but right now, today -- >>reporter: their demand for change features two recent cyclist deaths in the city. 60-year-old bernard joe lavins hit by a tractor-trailer in porter square and 27-year-old nursing student amanda phillips, struck by a landscaping truck in inman nervous and shaken about it. still i think it made people more -- we need safe streets now more. and don't let this tragedy be in vain. >> reporter: they are asking the city for you in protective bike lanes for restrictions on trucks in certain areas and lower speed limits. >> it's frightening. like i am scared on a regular basis. and for my daughter.

. $399 milli so far, a judgment wants the supreme court to and 1887 law requires patent infringe to payal profit. apple believe the law is on their side. >> the legislative history shows congress wanted above all else to deter copyists and knockoff artists by requiring them to discourage what congress called the total profit from the article of manufactur that i. >> it's the first time in more than 120 years the high court has taken up a product design with the majority of the justices willing to consider limits on profits tied to specific components. a potential win for s. >> we think the court gave a very careful and serious hearing to samsung's argument that a rule that gives all the profits on a product for a design patent on a narrow portion of the appe of the product is ban bad for business, devals the other pa product and is bad for consumers. >> of a high court ruling expected next spring could have ripple effects across high-tech. justices might balance protection for lucrative design patents while not stifling innovation, as smartphones become almost indispensable worldwide, g

gathered will be big and some estimates have a quarter milli fans showing up for the three-day event.hat the world of golf is hoping for is enough exciteme to energize casual golfers, as well as rea out to those thinking of taking a swing at the game. >> it's unlike anything we get to do here on it tour and sport. when you show up here on friday morning the first tee and have that emotion running through you and the usa stripe or flag on your shoulder, and realize how important this is to so many people besides yourself, and the pressure that goes with that. >> but you don't necessarily have to be here in person to feel the this year's ryder cup will have a lot of television reach, as well, touching nearly half a billion homes in 160 countries. it used to be that the u.s. dominated the competition, and has won 25 of the last 40 cups ever contested. but golf has become much more global, and european teams have won 8 of the last 10 cups. expectatio are high for the u.s. team. >> the country is ready for a win. i think the ryder cup is ready for team usa win. we know it's going to be tou

moving northwest at two with the central pressure of 963 milli bars. we expect this to be a category four hurricane by the time we get into friday. during the day on friday possibly making land fall along the east coast of florida, likely right around cape canaveral area or space coast this could stay further off shore, slightly further off shore shift would be a very good thing for florida but we have to keep on watching it, most of the guidance has shifted it further west toward coast and possible land fall today. then it does start to weaken but watch what it does as it heads to the carolinas we will see that loopy loop, and we talk about this as a possibility yesterday and it looks like national hurricane center forecast, official forecast and mess of the models, stalling this out and it could swirl off the south east coast for days, and we have watches and warnings posted along the florida coastline, hurricane warnings for bohamas as well. storm surge watches and warnings, and we expect these to increase in coverage really as we head through tonig

again the storm strengthening, pressure at 961 millie bars. we expect this to become category four again before making landfall during the day friday, probably along the space coast of florida or at the very least brushing nearby the coast, then downgrading as it starts to make that loop into the weekends, notice that does keep matthew well south of our area. it could mean major impacts for days for the southeast, i'll go more into those impact, what indirect impact we could feel this week friend this powerful storm. for now, nicole, back over to you. >> thank you. "eyewitness news" on the scene tonight of deadly shooting in kensington, 47 year old woman gunned down in the 100 block of east sterner street. she was shot in the head, neck and shoulder, and pronounced dead at the scene. police are searching for suspect and they are looking into the possibility, the victim may have been an innocent bystanders. >>> two people are returned to the hospital after a natural gas explosion that ripped a house apart in trenton. chopper three over that aft

again the storm strengthening, pressure at 961 millie bars. we expect this to become category four again before making landfall during the day friday, probably along the space coast of florida or at the very least brushing nearby the coast, then downgrading as it starts to make that loop into the weekends, notice that does keep matthew well south of our area. it could mean major impacts for days for the southeast, i'll go more into those impact, what indirect impact we could feel this week friend this powerful storm. for now, nicole, back over to you. >> thank you. "eyewitness news" on the scene tonight of deadly shooting in kensington, 47 year old woman gunned down in the 100 block of east sterner street. she was shot in the head, neck and shoulder, and pronounced dead at the scene. police are searching for suspect and they are looking into the possibility, the victim may have been an innocent bystanders. >>> two people are returned to the hospital after a natural gas explosion that ripped a house apart in trenton. chopper three over that aft

misbehavior -- we all know the allegations -- and judged by the three main issues he's raised -- 121 milliion people in the country illegally, the bad war decisions, especially iraq, he would be running close to if not ahead of hillary clinton. here's the danger. if trump loses and hillary wins the message of the trump campaign will be dismissed u. it shouldn't be. people are not happy about it that we don't have an immigration system we're proud of. not happy with the loss of manager r manufacturing jobs and the wars that severely damaged the lives of so many young americans. the fact that a candidate with trump's personal baggage is still getting the support he is should tell the winner if it's hillary to take the message trump was selling to so many to spite herself. that's "hardball." thanks for being with us. join me again tomorrow night at 7:00 eastern. see you then. is succes is ia caregiver determin veto take care of her own? or iit a lifime of work that blazes the path to yourassions? personal success takes a financial partner o values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaarg w.