mr. carson. so this body on may 25th, 2010, rejected the conditional use for t mobile >> correct. >> and at this point there was a t mobile service developed by t mormon mobile now we require a third service that the staff has said there's inadequate service would you say to this body that rejected the antennas why this is an important issue for your neighborhood. at that time, there were many, many people come out opposed but that if you could address we rejected it what are the same issues that came about three years ago >> the same issues that came about were the city had under federal law under the telecommunications act the city and the state had a right to do its own zoning. i can give you the exact thing. the desire open - a lot of people expressed whereas the health and safety we're not going there we're explaining that through the presentation. there was evidence presented that would go to what i said here today that in the t mobile case there was possibly a nonsignal gap when the wilkin

mr. t. nobody pitied him. carson daly was a chip alongside eric estrada. hoda and kathie lee were betty and wilma. >>> when we come back, jubilation for a team and a town which needed a reason to celebrate. >>> finally tonight, whatever our sports loyalties you have to admit this year's boston red sox were a great baseball team. they had the fullest beards and had emotion behind them going into last night's game. the hopes and dreams of an entire city that had endured a bad year and wanted to feel sheer joy again. nbc's ron mott has our report from the very happy city of boston. >> high fly ball to left. >> reporter: few things will pull a team together like winning. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years. the red sox are world champions. >> reporter: an exhilarating strike three drew the world champion red sox in for a raucous group hug not seen at fenway since 1918. >> you don't have to say let's go red sox anymore. we did it. >> it was a one time opportunity. it was really great. >> reporter: beyond the park a much larger embrace, shared joy

mr. carson: thank you, thank you to my dear colleague from nevada, congressman horsford.lso to my colleague from brooklyn, representative horsford, also chairwoman marcia fudge of the c.b.c. mr. speaker, a special ed teacher contacted my office last month worried about cutting to -- cuts to food stamps and the impact that they would have on her classroom. one of her sixth grade students had burst into tears in the middle of her lesson because she heard on the news that benefits would be cut on november 1. mr. speaker, this teacher was compassionate enough to take the child's concerns quite seriously. she gave them a voice by contacting our office. i rise today, mr. speaker, to be this child's voice. and the voice of all of those who live in the wealthiest nation on earth. but still live in hungry -- in hunger. mr. speaker, if you look at the list of the most food-insecure districts in the country, you see populations of every race and every ethnicity. even in the state with the least food insecurity, 15% of families still struggle to find their next meal. so while i speak

carson was an unhappy person. the reason i think he was is because he had no spiritual life at all. not only according to mr. to friends of his i know. carson believed in nothing other than the present moment. that's a recipe for unhappiness. factor tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. i love this word of the day. no fubbery when writing to the factor. look it up now. thanks for watching tonight. megyn is next. please remember, the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight the obama care numbers are out and in the words of the architect of the president's signature legislative achievement, we are disappointed. dr. emmanuel joins me live later tonight for round two of our spirited the discussion. but first welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. just hours ago we learned that the numbers appear to be even worse than originally reported. less than 27,000 enrolling in the federally run exchanges. 27,

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mr. santos, i appreciate your time this morning. thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> and now here's savannah. >> matt, thanks. we will shift gears, head back into the orange room and see if carson is still yammering on the phone. carson. >> let me summarize what they think about having cell phones on planes. it's this -- no oooo! nobody thinks it's a good idea. but keep your comments coming #orangeroom. we'll have more in a little bit. back to you guys of the . >> coming up, was it a revenge killing, a professor and mother taken into custody 20 years after the murder of her alleged rapist. why she turned down a plea deal and is fighting back. and later on, tom brokaw and dan rather on jfk's assassination, and what might have been. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up on "trending," hugh jackman's cancer scare. why he's thanking his wife in a very public way. >>> and al gets a big thrill saying the stage with a legendary bill cosby. must have been a thrill for bill also. after your local news. ... it is the east ... and juliet is the sun good night! good night... parting is such sweet sorrow ... that i shall say good night 'til