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jarvis johnson - who calls himself mr. black friday -- started camping out friday - -two weeks ahead of time... at a best buy store in the west valley. if you went weekend... you heard it. christmas music in the malls... on the radio... even a christmas movie in the theaters.are you all in... or does it make you made.this morning's 12 today poll question:is it too early to be playing christmas music? yes or no.go to 2 news dot give us your thoughts.we'll update the results all morning long. ?? adlib toss to morning juice ?? the brad pitt... the brad pitt... angelina jolie divorce story go away.this time... angelina's ex... billy bob thornton is weighing in.billy bob... told reporters last friday... that anglina... seems to be doing alright following her split with brad...thornton... saying that she sounded ok the last time he talked to her.thornton - who is 61 -- and jolie who is 41 got married after working together on a movie - but the love didn't last... they were sparated and divorced within a couple of years.joie filed for

mr. black friday as he's called... has camped out every year since 2006... but last year he stretched it to 6 nights... and went viral. after that, best buy paid him to be in a black friday ad. i'm very humble. i didn't get big-headed or nothing, i'm not better than nobody, but it was just an experience, a taste. the taste gave him an idea: this is from wells fargo.. this this is from super pawn.. this year, he got sponsors. i didn't charge nobody to come out here. i didn't say hey let me promote for you and i'll charge you. i didn't do that. i said hey, this is what i need, if you guys want to get behind me, get behind me. if you don't, i can just keep on going. and even if nobody got behind me, i would still be out here because, that's who i am. but even with all that determination... this married father of two says he couldn't defeat black friday alone. i'm sorry! i get chocked up. you realize how special somebody is. how my wife, my wife, she takes on the two kids. she comes by here everyday. (13:52) [and for her to do that, it takes a lot from a mom] i

we'll revisit the mr. black friday. > looking forward to getting to know him. meanwhile, sting performing tonight in what may be one of the most solemn concerts of his life. we're going to tell you all about it, coming up. >>> four americans are killed in an early morning suicide attack in afghanistan. i'm john huddy, and i'll have the latest details, coming up. >>> a big night for the college kids, some great college football games on the schedule, with the duke blue devils, and speaking of duke, the suns hit the hard court tonight, and we can't forget about the coyotes, >>> you're watching fox 10 news matt rodewald. >>> tense moments today in albany new york when a mall is placed on lockdown after someone reports hearing gunshots. take a look at this cell phone video. it shows people running from the crossgates mall. the building was placed on lockdown so police could sweep the place from top to bottom after there were reports of gunfire near an apple store. you saw there the people running for cover. people have not said yet if anyone was injured or has been

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jarvis johnson, who calls himself mr. black friday, started camping out last friday valley. >>> still ahead here on 12 today, they say that laughter is the best medicine, right? it may be true. why the friday -- saturday night live monologue may be harold adds the best one ever. >>> the spandex and stretch for america. >>> if you went out this week and, i'm sure that you heard it. west -- christian -- christmas movie on the radio and in the malls. are you allin or is this i? is it too early to begin playing christmas music? yes or no? go to your voice and vote. for me, there are three other people that say, yes, it is too early for this. now how's that thing supposed to convince anyone to buy a car? it's just full of hot air and doesn't say much. like the labels you see on a lot of chicken packaging. the ones that say "raised without antibiotics." that's just a trick to get you to pay more money. fact is, by federal law, all chickens must be clear of antibiotics before they leave the farm. it's a marketing gimmick...like mr. fl

one man in arizona known as mr. black friday is already in line outside of a best buy. he's been there for a week already. can you believe that? he set up -- his setup clouds, a couch, television, snacks, a microwave and grill. this year he's buying a new tv. >> this year they have a you can't beat that. >> but your time is money. well, he says this is his ninth year camping out for black friday. >> he's all set up there. >>> time for a check of our forecast. news 3 is your weather authority. >> it's a little bit chilly outside. >> yes. we're off to a very cold start. it will be even colder overnight tonight. brace yourselves. this is just a taste of the chilly weather. it'sal wind-wise it feels better. temperature-wise, i don't know. let me know. one of those days where you will want to bundle up. we have clear skies and temperatures, we were in the 40s. it will be colder tonight. we did wake up to a few breezes. we've calmed down quite a bit since then. here's where the winds sit rate now in the single-digit category, where most like to mostly in the 50s and 60s acros

he called himself mr. black friday paid by the store to stand in line? tonight we're verifying what role best buy is playing in his attempt to snag a great deal. we are live in the newsroom but this verify.>> jarvis johnson isn't your ordinary black friday camper. he has been doing this for year. he has done a black friday web video for best buy. is he like a retailer being paid to generate more stories >> my wife thinks i'm crazy but she's with me 100%. >> jarvis johnson knows how to cut a deal. >> johnson is first in line again this year outside of this avenue until best buy. from the pizza to the fireplace, sponsors have him covered in >> best buy may johnson a star in this black friday web video at least -- after he stood in >> they took care of me. >> is best by paying johnson is free marketing for tv crews like ours? he says they are not. and best buy backs them up>> jarvis wanted to camp out and we love it. he's here of his own accord. >> best buy have noticed his gift for being first in line and getting on tv or

one of them is for "mr. black friday"... aka jarvis johnson. he set up his tent 336 hours before best buys starts their black friday event. johnson says aside from the deals.. he has a reputation to uphold.. as the earliest black friday shopper. instead of waiting in line. starting today.. amazon is having 12 days of black friday. the retailer will have deals on everything from t-v's.. to beauty products. they also say one-thousand small businesses will be participating through the site. nintendo's retro console flew off store shelves as quickly as they hit them. nintendo's n-e-s classic edition sold out in hours. the console retails for 60-dollars. if you really want the gaming system... sellers on ebay are a thousand bucks. the company is promising to release more units, as soon as they are available. are you looking to get away this holiday season? expedia is offering last- minute travel deals and bundle packages to help. the travel website suggests choosing urban destinations, like new york, chicago and l-a for your getaway. there will be le

he dubbed himself mr. black friday. he has been there since last friday. he hopes to be first in line for a toshiba tv priced at $500. guess what, i am sure he will get it because he is first in line but he will save a little money. he will get it for $200 >> he doesn't need another one, right? but for two weeks he can take time off and camp out. >> yes. i wonder what he does for a living. >> perhaps nothing. >> who knows. >>> you all know by now how good i think cu is this year. last night's win the fans looking for a partial pac 5 championship team. >>> good morning, 62-36. well, washington state isn't that caliber but yesterday's game was the first in full between two ranked teams in 14 years. the bucs need a win to keep their pac-12 championship hopes alive. taking it in here from in close. the game is tied up at 14 up. the bucs go one into the break down 17-14. down but far from out. they started the second half the way they started the first. the quarterback. bucs up 21-17. again, washington state retakes the lead. the buffs got it back, td number th

the man known as "mr. black friday" is at it again. you guessed it.. he's been camping outside of best buy since last friday -- two weeks before the black friday sales. but dont worry- his canopy is decke drinks, carpet, microwave, and grill. he dollars. "this year, they have a 49-inch, 4k, ultra hdtv, and it's only and this is his nineth year camping overhwhelming...lo ud noises and long waits can be very dificult for children with autism.. so, a mall in virginia is giving them...their own special way to meet santa. there will be no music playing in the mall- and no lines. children can tour the "santa's flight academy" and later grab a picture with santa himself. speaking of santa: holiday celebrations kicked off in romania this weekend with the opening of a festive christmas market. thousands of lights and decorations were seen there. people say they enjoyed the classic winter customs like eating roasted chestnuts.. before christmas- it's all about thanksgiving.. do you love stuffing? who doesnt right? well, you will love herb stuffin' muffins! ally c

. >>> mr. black friday is at it again.son has been in line outside a best buy in arizona since last friday. two full weeks before black friday sales. he dubbed himself mr. black friday after he became an internet sensation in 2015. so, why does he do it, you ask? turns out he's sponsored and paid by best buy. >>> and science celebrity stephen hawkings says the only way humankind can escape mass extinction is to find another planet and the clock apparently is ticking. during a speech at oxford's university, he says, we might only have another thousand years left on earth. on that uplifting note -- >> i'm thinking about mr. black friday. that's hilarious, best buy pays him. >> he's sponsored by best buy. >> how much? >> that i couldn't find out. i should have ended on that instead of mass destruction. >> that's okay. if we only have a thousand years to go -- >> you have to make the most of it. >> get that flat screen tv and watch some football. sue, thank you. >> sure. >>> tesla and solarcity shareholders -- i'll never get t

we will meet the man they call mr. black friday and head to wkyc.com/vote now and let us know if you will be waiting in line. >>> and here is your chance to skip a line. america has got talent auditions are coming to cleveland your chance to beat the crowd and make it to front of the line to see the judges. holly. >>> coolest thing ever. you all have so much talent. mother nature is showing off her talent today wi we are talking about 70s this afternoon. >> i think we will hit mid 70s, 50s, sun glair, grab the glasses go ahead with the short sleeves. get crazy. a little flip flop action. >> snow boots and shovels and stuff like that. we will make sense of it all as we take a live look at yeah,. >> crews getting ready for the upcoming weekend in our blast 6:09. >>> okay. we're hearing the music of let it snow. >> it is very fitting. >> it is. >> we know that there is some great shopping deals to be had next week. this morning we want to know, will you be waiting in line? will you shop shop from home on cyber monday. go to wky

now he is cashing in on the reputation, make money as mr. black friday. here is brandon hamilton. friday. >> my wife thinks i'm crazy. she is with me 100%. >> reporter: jarvis johnson knows though cut a deal. >> i got a good couch. >> reporter: johnson is first in line again this year outside of this best buy. from the pizza to the fireplace, sponsors have him covered. >> home sweet home. >> he is hilarious. >> reporter: best buy made johnson a star in the black friday web video after he stood in line for days last year. they took care of me. they took good care of me. >> is best buy paying him for tv crews like ours? he says they are not. best buy backs him up. >> jarvis is a man of his own. he wanted to camp out with us. >> best buy has noticed his gift for being first in line and getting on tv. >> i am hopeful person, hoping that it happens. >> reporter: johnson was first in line last month when his daughter was kissed by fi lady michelle obama. last year her huskiesed johnson's little girl. >> there is my president right there of the united states kissing on my daughter. >> jo

that is mr. black friday in the house. he is outside of the avondale best buy. he is been camped out here for eight days getting ready for black friday. how do you do this? i it is cold out here. you guys are trying to warm me up, but i'm excited. >> this is crazy. >> there's a fireplace to keep him warm. there is a nice couch and loveseat there. he's got a full-size bed. jarvis johnson, that is why he is king of black friday. what did your wife and two kids think about this setup? i my wife thinks i'm crazy -- >> my wife things i am crazy but she is with me 100%. >> he is waiting for that 49 inch toshiba on sale for what? i $200. -- >> $200. >> he has everythin >> we put the grill in the parking lot on sunday so that we could grill. we came back, and somebody stole the grill. >> he is a rapper, the as a wrapper that stolen game -- stolen grill. >> he said how you feel? i said they still my girl how would you feel if you had to go to taco bell and get a meal how would you feel if they still your grill? 2006 is when he started camping out for these black friday de

australian cold-press coffee liqueur mr. black used the world's finest and most expensive panama geisha coffee to make the liqueur. one bottle of the panana geisha liqueur will set you back 115-euro -- right only six bottles were made -- so the company vetted customers by testing their coffee knowledge first. even non-digial books by tech giant apple seem to be a little pricey. the company is selling a 300 dollar coffee table book about its own products. "designed by apple in showcasing 20 years of apple design with 450 images. the book begins with the 19-98 i-mac... and ends with the 20-15 apple pencil. two versions of the book go on sale this week. a 330-foot asteroid is on a collision course with downtown los angeles.... according to nasa. but don't worry... the scenario coming up on fox 6 news at four... it's finally here... fantastic beasts and where to find them is in a number of theaters tonight. but before that -- gino sits down with the star, ezra miller to talk what makes his character special. here's a live look outside

black people have a funny sense of humor. mr. sanford, i'm black. then get to laughin'. mr. sanford, just exactly what do you want me to do? well, doc, here's what i want you to do. if anybody asks you if i'm healthy, and don't tell 'em how long i got. just tell 'em-- just say i got about 6 months left. well, i don't know. don't you think that's a little heavy to lay on your friends? it's just till tomorrow night. well, uh, all right. but to make this thing really work, you've got to remember that i'm your doctor, and you'll have to do exactly as i say, all right? all right with me, doc. ok. ok, come on in here. let's mingle in here. ? dee dee dee ? there's a big ol' limousine comin' down the street. i think it's her. listen, son. look at me. how do i look? how do i look? you look terrible, pop! huh? let me see. oh, you're right, lamont. mr. sanford, you look dreadful, and i can't let you go out like that. as your doctor, i'm ordering immediate rest. excuse me. hey, doc, come here. come here. i got a trash compactor in the kitchen. go jump in it. mr. sanford, i am your docto

. >> you will meet the man who earned the title mr. black friday. >>> wow. >> look at that thing. get a tv. vote now by going to wkyc/vote now. we will talk about that coming up. at affordable prices. the only thing easy in our community is fast food. ?? well hello! wow! we're here to offer some help. welcome! retirement, huh? (laughs) i mean, look at the size of this thing! who doesn't need a sweet potato that size? they took the time to care what our project was about. here you go. >>> welcome back. 5:23. we know there's great shopping deals to be had next week. will you be waiting in line? will you shop on the holiday or shop from home on cyber head to wkyc.com/vote now to take part in instant poll. we are learning that an arizona man is taking black friday deals very seriously. take a look. jar vision johnson is already camping outside his local best buy and he has been out there since last friday. >> so he hassen his kennedy with a -- he has his canopy with a couch inside and tv and snacks and more to ride out the great deal on a 4k tv. this is his ninth year camping out. >>

>>laura: he earned mr. black i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now. up to 40% off, 24-months special financing, at hhgregg. it's time to see what's clicking on >>laura: 6:24. it's time to see what's clicking on the web. >>jennifer: are you doing okay? >>russell: jaw. the lists. oxford dictionary has released the 2016 words of the year. the word is post truth. it's defined as relating to the circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than emotional appeals. without saying any more, that pretty much sums up the year. here are a few other cop ton senders. there's adulting, the characteristic of a responsible adult none of which -- >>russell: nobody would say that about us. keep going. >>jennifer: especially the accomplishment of mundane but necessary tasks. brexiteer, a person in favor of the u.k. withdrawing from the co coolrophobia, fear of clowns. anyone here? >>laura: yeah. >>russell: are you? >>laura: i hate it for the good clowns but the cree

johnson he earned name mr. black friday. he actually set up his tent outside a bestbuy in arizona last thursday. a 49 inch hdtv for 200 bucks. bet he does it johnson professional he has doing this since 2006. these days he has sponsors sponsors who keep him comfortable from everyoning couches to food even has a microwave. is that fair? >> good luck to him. it is called telemedicine new high tech way some patients are seeing the doctor. just how much it will cost you for a house call when we come back. why are firefighters at the police shooting range? >> we go to axillary police academy and certifie police officer they go in with s.w.a.t. team and called to most dangerous rescues. no under water stuff can really tricky. because you don't vul all the help down there. doctors making house calls are back in a big way! but not in the doctors measuring house calls are back in a big way but not in traditional sense. seeing a doctor has gone high tech even for life threatening events. fox 13 dr. jo takes us into the booming world o

when i realized we were having an impact, a time we went to va center and there was a gentleman, mr. black, who came up after conversation about what was going on at the va center, he said, you know, i have never been more proud to be a veteran than now. he said, i use to never tell anybody that i was a veteran because i never knew what their reaction would be. and he said, now, every day, i don't leave the house without something that identifies me as a veteran, because i don't care where i am people are going to stop me and thank me. they say thank you for your service, we're so proud of you. he said now i don't leave the house without something that identifies me as a veteran. and that just -- that warmed my heart. and that's something we have to think about for all these men and women who are going to be transitioning, our women veterans. there will be more and more women veterans out there. we have to hold them up and let them know that we're grateful, so. >> and a lot of the vietnam vets now, will also be coming back -- going to the va because they're the age to do that and some of t

there was a gentleman, mr. black, who came up after a conversation about what was going on at the v.a. center. we highlighted it. he said, you know, i've never been more proud to be a veteran than now. i used to never tell anybody that i was a veteran, because i never knew what their reaction would be. he said now every day i don't leave the house without monaco that identifies me as a veteran. i don't care where i am, people are going to stop me. they thank me. they say, thank you for your service. we're so proud of you. he said now i don't leave the house without something that identifies me as a veteran. that warmed my heart. that's something we have to think about for all these men and women who are going to be transitioning. our women veterans. there will be more and more women veterans out there. we have to hold them up and let them know we're grateful. >> a lot of vietnam vets will also be coming back, going to the v.a. because they are the age to do that. some of them may have injuries, brain injuries that we

. - and i'm natalie herbick and that behind us right there is mr. black squirrel. - and where you find black squirrels, i think there's only one place nearby. - kent, ohio. change about kent, ohio, the black squirrels are always here but many things have changed and that's why we're here. - oh, absolutely, 'cause you've been here before to do a road show, but we are going to see things that you haven't seen before, right? - well, for sure, i just talked to a lady, she said she's a teacher here for 30 years, she retired, she went away, waited a couple years, she came back and didn't recognize the place, it's changed so much. - so many new stores and restaurants and things going on, a lot of revitalization happening here in downtown kent, really making for a great experience. if you have been here even six months ago, - they spent 110 million dollars to fix the place up. let's check it out. (upbeat music) - so we're in kent and that of course, means we're in the fashion capital of ohio, i would at least think so, right robin? - yeah. - right next to the uni

mrs. clinton: and in my plan is a $25 billion fund specifically aimed at supporting historically black colleges and universities. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: schools like shaw and saint augustine. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: because you know they produce some of the finest leaders in our country and i want to make sure they keep doing that vital work. we could go on all night. bernie and i can keep you here until breakfast. [laughter] mrs. clinton: because we get excited about what we can do. but of course, we can't do anything if you don't get out and vote and get everybody you know to vote. [cheers and applause] [chanting "hillary"] mrs. clinton: this is going to be one of the most consequential elections in our country's history, you know that because we are at a crossroads. notrell is right, we do even have to mention his name that much. although there are some special features that certainly raise deep concerns. [laughter] mrs. clinton: it's about who we are, what we want, what we are going to do to make our mark on our country at this time in our history. [cheers and appla

black. and i'm also sending sam ginsberg but, uh, mr. galbraith, if you wanted a black, why didn't you say so? i'm black! be a good sport, j.j. you don't know what i've gone through. if you think sex change is tough, try color. now i've been equal-opportunitied out of a promotion. mr. galbraith, i'll prove it to you. put out your hands. only brothers know how to soul slap, man. and listen to this -- foxy mama. key! none of that makes a man black, j.j. raymond, tell him -- i'm a brother. you're not a brother anymore. now, if you don't believe that, just go look in the mirror. raymond, would you kindly step into my office so we can discuss your new promotion? but, raymond, tell him i'm black. the mirror lies! i'm black, raymond! come on, man! i'm black! take me back! i'm black! take me back! i'm black! i'm black! i'm black! i'm black! i'm black! i'm black! hey, j.j. hey, man, wake up. everybody know you're black, man. hey, what's all this noise around here? huh? where am i? on the sofa, where you slept all night. j.j., you must have been dr

her voice is a voice that we listened to as members of the congressional black cawculls. mr. speaker, today the house of representatives returned for the first day of the lame duck session of the 114 lgget congress -- 114th congress as the conscious of the caucus, the congressional black caucus is committed to advocating for a change to policies that adversely impact african-american communities. yet, mr. speaker, over the past two years the 140th congress has been highly unproductive -- 114th congress has been highly unproductive. passing one partisan bill after another, which then languishes with no chance of being passed by the senate or being signed into law by president obama. in fact, as of november 2 of is year, only 244 bills have been signed into law and only 20 of those bills have been significant pieces of legislation. the american people really deserve more from their elected representatives. but the 114th congress is not over. and we should use the remaining time wisely. the list of legislative items that this house should consider before going home for the year i

mr. angrist? two black guys standing in the street yelling at each other. nothing new on that. then a car comes around the corner, and another black guy leans out and shoots one of the guys who was arguing. then the car backs up, and he shoots some more. then the car starts forward. the guy who was shooting t tows his gun out of the window. and runs offffith it. that's all i saw. what can you tell us about the shooter? i'm on the fourth floor. all i saw was the top of his head. - what kind of look at the carar - blue-green nova. that's the end of my statement. the father agrees this is some kind of drug thing. he's okay with me restricting my cooperation. this is where i draw my line. - well, thanks for your help. - yeah. do you believe this arthur's telling the truth? let him stay in jail, rot for them o oer murders. he can still help us with the shooting, andy. luckiest african-american going. exception for that big, dopey comedian. what, sinbad? is that what t ty call him? [ scoffs ] - hey. - hey. a little something for you. thanks very much. why do you say that? i don't kno

guilty to charges that they robbed beat and killed sims outside a bar simply because sims was black. >> mr. porter kelly doesn't have a hate bone in his body, he didn't commit a hate crime, he didn't commit a murder. >> the investigation will reveal that his client is involved in this incident and properly charged. >> reporter: sims family is nlt talking on camera but say his death is still unreal and they won't rest until the remaining two suspects are caught. richmond's mayor believes the political climate is fuelling times like this and says his sid city won't tolerate it. >> i think there are people who feel they're going to get a pass for this kind of behavior. >> reporter: another bar he frequented. a manager says he stopped by just before heading to the capri club. she says he was like a little brother. >> i work here night time sometimes and he drive me home or help me to close. get me ice. nice boy. very nice. >> reporter: jodi hernandez. >>> it is bait and switch packaging. the city of campbell taking steps to stop thieves from snatching those packages that you ordered. campbell

the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from tennessee, mrs. black, for five minutes. . speaker, mr tennesseans have experienced the worst of mother nature this week. from the tornadoes in my own district to the historic wildfires that ravage the gatlinburg community. these fires force a mass evacuation, destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses, and tragically caused three known fatalities so far. today i rise to call for prayer for our neighbors in the beautiful smokey mountain region of our state. to remember those precious lives lost and recognize our heroic first responders who have worked diligently to contain the damage. as the work continues, we pray that healing rain would fall literally across eastern tennessee this week. that businesses would be able to quickly reopen, and that visitors would once again flock to their treasured region of our state to experience all that gatlinburg has to offer. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. desantis, for five minutes. mr.

that's the subway you can take from now on mr. black. >> you know that that is the furthest thing from the truth. >> you're on the subway constantly. >> i can give you updates. updates on a number of lines on any given day. only way to get around. >> goldman and jpm dragging the dow down. let's get to bob pisani. >> this is the second day in a row it's happened. we talked a lot about how fast the banks have moved. let's look at the sectors. carl is right. you can see the under performance here. there's the bank kbe, techs just turned positive but was negative. energy's come down here. oil's been bouncing all over between 42 and 45, industrials are weak and telecom and utilities out of favor the last week again a bit in favor today. look at big banks. we've talked about this for the last two days, zions bancorp. going up at some point people are going to say it's too much. we talked about downgrades yesterday, take a look at more, baird, bank of america, fifth third, capital one, bernstein fifth third, keycorp., zions, morgan stanley doi

mr. porter kelly's charged with taking a life he had nothing to do with. >> reporter: daniel porter kelly pleaded not guilty to allegedly robbing, beating and killing sims outside a bar simply because sims was black. >> mr. porter kelly doesn't have a hate bone in his body. he didn't commit a hate crime, he didn't commit a murder. >> the investigation will reveal that his client is involved in this incident and properly charged. >> reporter: sims family says his death is still unreal and they won't rest until the remaining two suspects are caught. richmond's mayor believes the political climate is fuelling crimes like this and says his city won't tolerate it. >> i think there are people who feel like the they're going to get a pass for this kind of behavior. >> reporter: a manager says he stopped by right before heading to the capri club where the attack took place. >> i work here night time sometimes and he drive me home, help me close. get me ice. nice boy. really nice. >> reporter: sims' family is pleading with the public to help them locate the two remaining suspects. meanwhile, they are preparing for a private funeral that will take place next saturday. reporting live in richmond, jodi herna

against black people? mr. bunker? well, that's the most ridiculous thing i ever heard. there! you see that, wise guy? ha ha ha. you thought you knew him. you thought you knew me. well, i'll tell you where this guy's sensitive, lionel. right in his tokus. uh, where? it's a yiddish word. it means, uh-- oh, i know where it's at. uh, i was just wondering, mr. bunker, what's with the... jewish word? ah, well, i hear them. we got a couple of hebes working down in the building. does he use words like that very often? now and then. i told ya. i work with a couple of jews. uh, begging your pardon, mr. bunker, what? i mean, people don't use jewish words just like that, do they, mike? no, not in my experience. well, maybe people don't, but i do. and i ain't no yid. come to think of it, when your father was visiting last year, wasn't his name, uh, davey or something? david. my father's name is david. david, right. and what was your mother's name? it was sarah. sarah, yeah. yeah, my mother's name is sarah. so what? which has got nothing to do with the jews. now, you don't want-- you don't

mr. scott. killed a black man in charlotte in september cleared today. no charges will be filed. keith lamont scott's family claimed he was not armed, but police say the evidence indicated the officer was forced to fire. jadiann thompson is here now with the latest. >> well, adam, scott's family now says they will conduct their own investigation into what happened and of whether that officer should have fired. >> reporter: after a two-month-long investigation into this deadly police shooting, 15 prosecutors reached a decision today to not charge officer brently death of keith lamont scott. >> after a thorough review and given the totality of the circumstances incredible in evidence this case, it is my opinion that officer vincent acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. >> reporter: the shooting captured on dash-cam and body cam video happened on september 20th in charlotte, north carolina. scott, a black man, got out of his car armed with a gun. police officers ordered scott to drop the weapon. >> drop the gun! >> reporter: when he didn't, officer vincent, who is also black, fired

mr. bannon is suggesting that black people, after all the ones shot by the police, are naturally aggressive and violent. but to the alt-right, to those who read his web site, mr. bannon's meaning is all too clear. now, mr. brawn -- mr. bannon doesn't always attempt to cloak his views, at times connecting lines he draws are much clearer. in the very same article, mr. bannon suggested that efforts by the obama administration to pursue gun safety measures in the wake of the orlando shooting are nothing more than an effort to divert attention away from refugees. never mind that refugees were not involved in the incident. let's all remember, mr. president that the tragedy it the pulse nightclub in orlando, a shooting in which 49 people were murdered and 53 others were wounded, was carried out by an american-born u.s. citizen. nonetheless, mr. bannon wrote -- quote -- "in the wake of orlando, the obama administration, with hillary clinton cheering it on, intoned against guns and hate and is now back to importing more hating muslims." to suggest that members of a peaceful protest movement like bla

mrs. clinton asking young black voters "what can donald trump do for you?" he has said that he thinks the lives of black people are all crime and poverty and despair. he has no idea. >> under the failed leadership of -- look, talk about leadership. what leadership? i don't want to use the word in the same sentence. >> mr. trump also in north carolina today questioning clinton's leadership. his wife melania also making her first public speech since the republican national convention a few months ago. she spoke in pennsylvania. five days until this election. it's a mad rush to the finish. there are a lot of issues at hand locally and nationally and a lot of the candidates. if you need nonpartisan guidance check out our voter's guide edge, go to nbcbayarea.com, put in your zip code to get all the details specific to your neighborhood. >>> new details tonight. it's a disturbing investigation out of the east bay. a bay area nanny accused of abusing the baby she was taking care of. burke lig police say a home surveillance camera caught ingrid perez of richmond tre

mr. tyrone is black. and we've all been conditioned to believe that white is good and black is bad, white is clean, black is dirty. you are married in white, you are buried in black. >> did i hear a not guilty anywhere in there? [ laughter ] >> you most certainly did, your honor. >> good, case is continued. what's the next -- >> oh your honor, we request an immediate trial. tomorrow my client begins a religious retreat. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] is the arresting officer in court? >> yes, right here your honor. >> do you have a report? >> yes your honor. the defendant was observed reconoitering the a level of the bus terminal. and also observed approaching female arrivals in a suggestive manner. he was overheard to mutter such phrases as, "lv is the best. be my baby. and, $50 a trick." >> are there witnesses in court? >> yes your honor. >> that's him, but he only offered me $20. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> that's a premise that could really work well because you have a gold mine of things to draw on. ever

mr. cartwheel. - what's the matter? - black bart is going to raid to ranch. - he is? how do you know? - one of his men told me. - oh good work, son, go tell - but mr. cartwheel, there's only one thing i'm afraid of. - what's that? - i don't think this horse is going to find it's way back to the ranch. ahh, ohhh, ahhh, mr. cartwheel (neigh) hey, hey! (ragtime music) - uh hello, can you tell me where the assayer's office is? - this is it. - oh. well, what i'd like is to have that analyzed. can you tell me what that is? - i don't have to analyze it, i can what it is right now. go on, get it outta here. - oh, i'm sorry, hey no wait a minute, i really need to know what's in there, it's important. - alright... it's crude. - oh, well that's ok, go ahead and tell me anyway. - no i mean, it's crude, crude oil. purest sample i've ever seen! - it's oil? oh, it's oil. well, thank you very much. - oh. - davy should have gotten help by now. - you're right. alright, where's this black bart? i gotta cool eye, and a mean hand, and itchy trigger finger. (door opens) - here, i am. what are you going to d

black. so you can tell mr. nicholson he can go butcher up somebody else's play. thelma, you know what this means. mm-hmm. and forget about doing my play! talk to her. tell her what she's passing up. i'm sorry, honey. it's between thelma and herself. thelma, i think you're making a mistake. sometimes compromises are necessary. i've had to make them all my life. i like playing errand girl to mr. nicholson? i've got to keep my job. i need it. so, what's wrong with a little compromise, if it puts $250 in your pocket and gets your play done? i understand about compromise, mrs. flicker. but compromise to a certain point not changing another word. all right, thelma, i'll tell mr. nicholson. thelma? i wish i had your guts. hey, thelma. sis, i'm so proud of you, the words just can't come to me. you have done it. you hear me? yeah, but the play won't go on, you know? i won the battle, but i lost the war. thelma, listen to me now. you just keep on trying. you keep on writing. you understand me? j.j.: that's right. hey, sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose. and one day,

campaigning at a black church in philadelphia, mrs. clint finality. sot hrc: "everything you care about, everything i care about and i've worked for, is at stake." and there was more good news for her campaign: a new abc news national tracking poll now has her with a five-point lead over donald trump. both candidates are on barnstorming binges with just one full day left before facing voters. sot trump: "first thing you should do is get rid of clinton." sot clinton: " ... this is one of these elections country." their long and winding road coming to an end on tuesday. mary bruce, abc news, washington. let's take a look at the states clinton and trump are campaigning in the final few days before the election. clinton is trying to hold ground in battleground states, like pennsylvania. she'll be with there with top surrogates - president obama and bill clinton - tomorrow. each one of these states - except north carolina - went to blue in 20-12. looks for 270 electoral votes. the republican is stopping in many of the states clinton is. but he's also tryin

mr. minister, the black lives matter movement are they endorsed outwardly bye by depaul's administration.the university doesn't necessarily endorse them straight up. they don't say we endorse everything that the black lives matter movement stands by, however, they do prevent certain things from happening that could potentially challenge them in any way, shape, or form. we have had speakers in the past where the university essentially allowed people under the guise of black lives matter to essentially ransack events and now in this case they are stopping the basic catholic value of pro-life ethics from being expressed because they are worried that it might provoke the black lives matter on campus. >> this is what the administration said. the guy, the president is dennis holts snyder, right? >> holts snyder, yeah. >> under this -- this is what -- and he is a priest. here is what he says, quote: some people will say depaul stands silences speech to appease a crowd. nothing can be further from the truth. student and others most certainly explore and seek the exact limits of stole ler rance fr

black for a long time. can you tell? [laughter] [applause] mr. dixon: and it is quite obvious that blackness is not always just the color of skin. in 1997, when i was stopped seven times and then held a meeting at the council 18 years ago and driving while black, that might have been an indication that i was concerned with the issue. in 2011, when there were articles done in my stock, that might have been in indication. but that was not an election year. mr. dixon: but really, unfortunately, though -- >> ok, i will stop both of you for a moment. mr. dixon: unfortunately, you have done nothing to stem overaggressive policing. nothing. sen. scott: eyes saying law enforcement officers are doing their -- >> gentlemen, your participation grades are going down. i appreciate your enthusiasm, and i hope this is not the last conversation that everyone in here has, but i have made a promise to get certain people out of here at an hour, and we are well past this, so. sen. scott: i thought you said 11:00. >> i did not. sen. scott: sorry. sorry. so i want to g

and many black americans feel they've been pandered to by mrs. clinton in the latter part of this race and hasn't been there effectively on the ground. i heard you talking about ground game in the first block and that's important. democratic representative hastings said where is the ground game in the black communities? complaining to the clinton camp about the lack of presence there. >> he talked about the $53 million spent on ads and stuff there. like a money grab, too. ryan, we talked about this in the past as well, it looks like it will be essential particularly for north carolina and florida and couple of very, very key states, but i think one of the interesting things is the way president obama has been trying to help hillary clinton. he's talking about his leg, and a think that's an odd way to tell somebody vote for this other person because you, it's egocentric and might be backfiring. >> i don't know if it's going to backfire, hillary hasn't had a year or two years to do this. she's had 30 years. the two best surrogates for the black com

if all of us black men did that we could change the direction of these young black kids. >> i have to say, mr. harvey, it's been a pleasure speaking to you. and we look forward to seeing all that you look to create and benefit the world with moving forward. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. when your skin is feeling rough and dry. soften up with gold bond softening lotion. now with 2x the shea butter. skin is soft, smooth, silky. gold bond. >>> welcome back. greg calhoun is a business partner with steve harvey in a from humble beginnings to the million dollar grocery store chain, calhoun says family matters the most in the art of entrepreneurship. >> mr. calhoun, thank you so much for joining us today on "our world". >> thanks for having me, patricia. >> my pleasure. i wanted to get a sense of your experience starting out working at a supermarket and at some point having the notion that you >> i as a package clerk had to tell myself something. i used to say i was the best package clerk that ever was going to be in the supermarket. that's the way i came to work. then when i got promoted to

black for the dead. i don't think i'll play, mr. partridge. that's impossible, old darling. you've got to play, it's a house rule. nobody enters or leaves the casino until after midnight. house rule or not, if she wants out, you can't make her stay. enjoy your gambling, old darlings, good luck. open channel d. -channel d open. -still no f gn of illya. i'm going to try for coleman, if i can get into the private casino. out. you'll never hold out, kuryakin. cooperate with me, and you'll avoid a great deal of pain. i have an abnormally high threshold. now, that's what the ambassador thought, too. until dr. ieato began his experiment. what was the fear that broke the ambassador? the same as yours. kuryakin, i want you to recite u.n.c.l.e.'s complete operational structure. another u.n.c.l.e. agent has been added ng blood, ieato? if napoleon solo came here to gamble, i'm sure we can invent a game that will interest him. kuryakin is a highly trained agent. he's younger and tougher than the ambassador. this is an altogether different process. it will work. illya? illya? illya? illya

out an ad called "our choices" targeted to the black community running nationally on black networks. additionally, mrtrump was in north carolina and delivered his new deal for black americans. i think the democrats are running scared, i don't know if they're wetting the bed but they should be running scared because they know when you look at absentee ballots, especially in north carolina where the president is set to speak, the republicans are going better than they did in 2012 and the democrats are doing worse so there's a great opportunity for republicans to do well and a great opportunity for continued engagement to make a difference in the black community and for republicans to take votes away from hillary clinton on this issue. >> i mentioned a second ago the president is hillary clinton's most effective sur gas. i may take that back and say it's the first lady. we've seen her speak. i'm wondering, bakari, i haven't seen her on the trail this week. where is she? she could help hillary clinton this week. >> i'm sure she'll be out. our bench and team of surrogates from elizabeth warren to michelle

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mr. wilson, don't worry, i'm qualified. i'm a fifth degree black belt. did you hear that? the man's a figreefth de black belt. uh-huh. and if he messes with jojo jackson, he's going to need all 5 of those belts to lower him into the ground. mr. wilson, karate is one of the oldest forms of self defense known to man. it ain't older than running. and how do you say that, now? karr-- no, it's karate. it's a japanese word, it means empty hand. oh, well, you'd have a much better chance if you'd fill that empty hand with a .38-caliber smith and wesson. say, lookie here, sit down for a minute. let me ask you something, goose. gus! uh, yeah. uh, whatever. did you ever use any of that stuff in real fighting? no, but i have seen men get their arms and their legs, and even their skulls busted in tournaments. oh, well you don't need karate for that. i can see that any night right out there in front of the pool hall. karate is foolproof. oh, yeah? you the fool and jojo is the proof. look, there's an ancient saying. if your opponent is more skilled and stronger than yourself, and you can