.' - you heard mr. storm. [dramatic music] scatter 'em. [gunshots] [music] dad. stay up there till you're told. hush now, johnny, that's no way to talk. - put that gun up, y'hear? - but, he rode in-- this man's been hurt. what is it, john? a stranger. looks like he's had an accident. fix the spare room. lie back here now. easy. unfasten his gun belt, johnny. don't worry, it'll be right here. where'd you have this accident? on your neighbor's land. fellow named storm. only it wasn't any accident. no, i don't guess it was. lift up. ttle tender. guess i must have busted a couple of ribs. - oh, my. - johnny, you're all thumbs. let me. now, just relax. we'll have this off in a jiffy. oh, johnny, dear, you'd better ride into town for the doctor. i should say it's a little tender. look at that bruise. h as losing my stock. how many ran off? twenty head. you better bring his saddlebags in. and light a fire under that too. sure, honey, i'll see right to it. [horse galloping] what's that? my stepdaughter's gone for the doctor. now, just relax. you'll feel better once you'r

mr. spock. before. possibly a result of the severe storm. did you feel any abnormal effects? yes. dr. mccoy, you better look us over. that was a rough beam-up. yes, sir. mr. spock. have those transporter circuits checked. captain, what is all this? how did we get into-- what is this? everything's all messed up, changed around, out of place. captain, what's happened? no, not everything. that spot-- i spilled acid there a year ago. jim, what in blazes is-- i don't know. it's our "enterprise," but it isn't. maybe... maybe what, captain? any of you feel dizzy when we were in the transporter beam... yes. i did. when we first materialized? it happened twice. first we were in our own transporter chamber, then we faded. and then when we finally materialized, we were here, wherever this is. captain, the transporter chief mentioned a surge of power. the transporter lock might have been affected by the ion storm and we just materialized somewhere else. not our universe, not our ship. something... parallel. a parallel universe coexisting with ours on another dimensional plane. everything's duplica

mr. spock. acknowledged. proaching ion storm, sir. warp factor 1, mr. hanson. warp 1, sir. reverse. stop. go forward with magnification on the panel. freeze that. captain kirk is now signaling a yellow alert. go forward, normal view. call from the pod, sir. n readings in progress. make it fast, ben. i may have to go to red alert. affirmative. hold your course, mr. hanson. aye, aye, sir. natural vibrations, force 2, captain. force 3. engineering, then ion pod. aye, aye, sir. engineering. 1/3 more thrust. working. [finney] ion pod. aye, aye, sisi force 5, sir. steady as she goes, mr. hanson. freeze that! if the court will notice, the log plainly shows the defendant's finger pressing the jettison button. the condndion signal reads yellow alert, not red alert, but simply yellow alert. when the pod was jettisoned, the emergency did not as yet exist. but that's not the way it happened. [ boomer ] imagine what you wear every day actually making your body feel better... making your whole day better. hi, everybody. i'm boomer esiason. and they have infused it into everything they do. sleeves that

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mr. jaeger, describe your geophysical findings for the surface below. no detectable soil or vegetation. extremely hot, toxic atmosphere swept by tornadic storms. continuous volcanic eruptions. hmm. estimate survival time of two unprotected individuals down there. not very long. mr. spock... look. "greetings... and felicitis." hmm. send this,s, lieutenant. u.s.s. enterprise to signaler on planet surface. identify self. "hip-hip... hoorah"? and i believe it's pronounced... tallyho. some kind of a joke, sir? i'll entertain any theories, mr. desalle. any at all. one thing is certain. obviously there's life on that planet. request assignment to the search party, sir. no, mr. scott. neither you nor i can be spared here. mr. desalle, equip the landing party with full communications, armament, and life-support gear. mr. jaeger, your geophysical knowledge may be crucial down there. dr. mccoy will accompany. if those peculiar signals are coming from captain kirk or lieutenant sulu, their rationality is in question. dismissed. [uhura] mo more messages from below, sir, but i've locked onto their original source. very good. transmit coordinates to mr. scott

aggressive 66 because we have a change setting up across the country must same storm system since monday still on track. mr. lindsay the birth of our storm system, the surface reflection of what's going on upstairs. major changes will spawn this sort storm system. with winter storm warnings to the west of wind advisory south. as a storm was it will carry that nasty winter weather north of us. we'll get the wind and on the back side of that we get cold and lake erie in play that means lake effects. we record potential coming on friday with temperatures in the low 70s, cold front sweeps through saturday will be windy, rain likely change her rain snow mixed and lake effect snow gets going saturday, temperatures falling, thunder snow will be a possibility. it could be a humdinger. continues to fall especially in those primary areas at least so as of right now, the preliminary outlook goes to-6 inches otherwise, we could have light accumulation outside of that as well. you know how lake effect goes. hi everybody. no lebron james. nothing to worry about, back to back games they gave him the night off. jared smit

mr. cunningham? "samantha stephens." so that wasn't your only painting... or your only style. this one i've got to have because this one is talking up a storm. mr. cunningham, that one you may have. you mean it? quick, say good night before she changes her mind. good night. call you tomorrow. good night, larry. sam, what about that painting? is it gonna disappear on him? is it real? or was that witchcraft, too? i told you this morning it was real. oh, boy. it's getting harder and harder to tell what's real and what isn't around here. come here. wow! [ ding! ] good. darrin? charlie harper! it's great to see you, old buddy! darrin, if you don't stop poking around, you won't even make dessert. i'll be down in a minute. that's what you said 30 minutes ago. something tells me you're not too anxious to see your old buddy. not anxious to see charlie? don't be ridiculous. he only happens to be one of the greatest guys alive. he'd be perfect except for one minor thing. what's that? he's rich, bright, intelligent, charming, and witty, and he excels at everything. outside of that, he's a sweetheart. sounds horrible. i'll hate him. impossible -- nobody can

storm system over arizona? >> no. >> why? >> because i always get hammered by mr. curtis -- predictions. >> it is nicer. >> i was going to say we haven't yet seen the effects of the storm system. if you take a look right now, you can see all of our cameras. look pretty good. hard to tell much of anything. in the high country, there are more clouds. still relatively chi yet there. but it is the -- relatively quiet there. but it is the eastern and north ian part of the state already seeing this moisture. let's take a look -- there's a the will cox area. they are moving northward. for the most part, i-10 seems to be receiving light rainfall. staff ford, you do have lightning. so heads up. and possibly gusty winds. we'll go up to the high country and you can see over the white mountains. we're starting to see some showers develop. nothing very heavy as of now. but, as this area of low pressure, which right now is situated just to our south and west, as it continues to linger few days, we'll start to see those rain chances going up by tomorrow. if you're up in the high c

storm of violence. that's why you have to stop him mr. gilman. well now debbie you, uh, you don't look like the kind of little girir that's father is going to do something awful. he wouldn't. he's wonderful. well, but you just told me that... it must be those two men mr. gilman. they must be making him do it. those, uh, two men debby, you never saw them before they rode up to the ranchchouse? - no. - you don't know who they are or what their names might be? no ms. porter. how did your folks take all this debby? mom was real scacad. and your father? i don't know ms. porter. he's always so calm and all. he just kind of looked at them and shooed me out of the room. but you listened at the door, huh? i couldn't hear everything. but i know they are planning on robbing somebody. my father wouldn't do anything bad if you could help him mr. gilman. tha's why i came to see e u. you've got to stop it before it's to late. i tell you, you go with ralph here. afe, they've even got some flavored ice down there. and you have some of that and i'll see what i can

mr. trump pragmatic storm of his decision to name steve bannon as a top adviser. >> tom llamas has more on the backlash over that choice. >> reporter: inside trump tower, one of the president-elect's top advisers now the story. steven bannon, former chairman of right wing news named chief strategist and senior counselor to the new president. bannon up front about the loathing of the political establishment. >> don't believe mainstream we're on the right side of history. >> reporter: a champion of the right, conservative movement many say is fueled by racism, sexism, and anti-semitism. the man who will soon shape the white house message published headlines like these, hoist it high and proud, confederate flag proclaims a glorious heritage. birth control makes women unattractive and crazy, and this one, calling conservative jew saying bannon has no business in the white house, and the appty defamation league called him hostile to core american values. >> frankly, you need to look at the full resume. he has a harvard business degree, a naval officer, success in entertainment and a goldman sac

mr. trump's administration. >> well, the white supremacist on storm front today are saying bannon has mr. trump's ear. not entirely surprising what trump has done. trump ran a racist campaign from the first day he came down that escalator at trump tower. he brought mr. bannon in not simply because mr. bannon is smart, not simply because mr. bannon is talented but because mr. bannon himself is a white nationalist. so it's disheartening to see him in the administration, especially after mr. trump said oh, he was going to bind the wounds of division. it's disheartening but quite frankly not entirely surprising. >> for a lot of trump supporters, they don't believe mr. trump ran a racist campaign. he was just saying things that needed to be said, that needed to be out in the open so that we could deal with it as a nation, to even the playing field. >> look, when you start calling mexicans rapists, when you say that we should ban muslims from the country, when you say horribly mysogenist things and when you mock the disabled, i don't see how people of good will can defend you. >> so in real world terms, bec

mr. mcqueary's statements were incorrect. >> reporter: jennifer storm is a victim advocate who spoke on behalfvictim number two who doesn't want to be identified. >> it's incredibly common for victims of sexual violence to not be forthcoming initially. there was so much pressure on this young monday. >> reporter: over the course of the appeal hearing sandusky's attorneys argued he didn't get an adequate defense because his attorneys didn't have enough time to prepare then believe grand jury leaks hindered their defense. judge john cle lands told both sides to provide briefs outlining their argument in the appeals hearing by next friday. then he'll decide whether there will be oral arguments before he makes a ruling inform belfont chad pradelli channel6 "action news. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some for

mr. mcgan or whoever serves as white house council has a huge but not the 6 hours most in the media gave them. >> before i let you go, we saw another tweet storme weekend. mr. trump going after "snl" for mocking him and also "hamilton" because some of the cast members sending a message to vice president-elect michael pence. is it time for him to put away the twitter? it doesn't seem like he'll give it up altogether but does it undercut his seriousness at this moment? >> you know, kristen, i'm of two minds. on the one hand, it's easy if he does and two, i love twitter and i was tweeting out bad reviews of billy lin's, and it's fun, it's a hobby. as a president, you've got to be careful about moving markets and destroying reputations but as a hobby, something that's fun, a means of engagement, i'm not ready to say that the social media era ought to exclude the president. i think he has to think through it and if he's right, it's the thing when he talked to "60 minutes," it is thing. he talks to millions of people and it's repeated. ronald reagan and mike devised a way to dominate tv. i think he'll dominate social media. >> great to talk to you.

mr. mcqueary statements were incorrect. >> reporter: jennifer storm spoke on behalf victim number two who doesn't want to be identified. >> it's common for victims of sexual violence to be for the coming. you have to understand there was so much pressure on the young man. sandusky's attorney tried to argue that he didn't get an adequate defense because the attorney didn't have enough time to prepare. they believe grand jury leak hindered their defense. the jury charge told both sides to provide briefs all the arguments in the appeals hearing by next friday, then he will decide whether there will be oral arguments before he makes the ruling. in bell forant, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> 9:41. temple football play book is next on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m. chris sowers returns with another check of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast. he says nearly peck -- picture-perfect. we're back after this. when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery fu

storm troopers? looked to me like you came in pretty voluntarily there, mr. drury. to avoid humiliation. next time when you get a polite request on the phone, you'll think twice about not hanging up. oh, morning. yeah, we got this guy in. someone put his license plate number up where the prostitutu got murdered. so, you're looking at him as a witness or the perp? well, maybe a trick. he could've sese something. we still gotta like the boyfriend for doing her. yeah, and he's in the wind. we sat on his place all night. we're also looking for the black pross who used to hang around with the d.o.a. - morning, lieu. - yeah. um, did you happen to speak with greg? yeah, he's got some kind of stomach difficulty. lieu, i'm gonna talk to this guy. problem? mm-hmm. he didn't say, one way or another. yeah, okay. hey, gina. hey, jameses hmm. not one damn bit of concern for damage to a person's s putation? - we're still on this interesting subject. - [ simone ] what is that? is that an uneasy conscience there, mr. drury, reading so much into your coworker's reactions? how 'bout if your wife knew we we

mrs. obama-- and said they wanted great is that???? ad lib ??? two bald eagles are free this morning after getting trapped inside a storm drain. ...the incident going viral with people all over the globe watching the rescue online. rescue workers with florida fish and wildlife worked to free the birds as a crowd of spectators gathered around. at one point one of the the other fell deeper into the drain. it's now being treated for its injuries. experts believe the eagles ended up in the drain after a fight over territory. time for your juicy question of the morning... realizing it. doesn't matter whether he is at home or at work what is this? the alien invasion... is no joke.a look at the new movie carry a concealed weapon in arizona?the answer... at 5:20... that's a scene from the new movie 'arrival'...it is a story about mysterious spacecraft touching down across the globe...and an elite team led by expert linguist louise banks - played by amy adams - are brought together to investigate. // excited to see 'arrival'?// modern day 'close encounters'? ------// 'almost christmas' -- the story of a guy who just wants his family ???adlib & toss jimmy ??

mr. velik but i can't do that. they're trying to kill us. nice try. mura fisahr. the center of the storm has already passed over them e able to land a shuttlepod before dawn. when's that? nine hours. phlox to captain archer. go ahead. please report to sick bay immediately. it's urgent. i thought you said he was going to be fine? i did. but each tropolisine atom contains a stray neutron. when it started to break down in his bloodstream valine, but i... think it may be too late. if i'd run a submolecular scan i might have anticipated a complication but there was no reason to. at least, there didn't seem to be. i can't tell you how sorry i am, captain. what about the others? they spent less time exposed to the pollen... i've got four people down on the surface, doctor! y're going to be dead stay awake, travis. can't afford to have you going out on me! i'm... trying, sir. cutler, you okay? if you're waiting for me to pass out you're wasting your time. you might as well have your friends come out now and do whatever they're going to do. ( communications beep ) t'pol. archer: how are you doing

both candidates are unborn storm in binges with one full day left before facing voters. mr. trump: the first thing you an election that really is a crossroads election in our country. mary: the long and winding road coming to an end on tuesday. mary bruce, abc news, washington. adrienne: we are learning more tonight about the guy who started this chaos. secret service rushing donald trump off the stage. it turns out a republican was holding up a sign that read "republicans against trump ." >> all of a sudden, because they could not grab the sign or what ever, i was tackled by all of these people who were just kicking me. adrienne: according to the man holding the sign, someone started yelling about a gun, and that is when things escalated. security did not find any weapon. tuesday's general election is the focus off today's "upfront." mike gousha and panelists will chance at winning wisconsin. mike: it is a close race for wisconsin, not as tight for president, it appears. we will look at the groups of voters who will decide the election. then our pundit panel will be here to

mr. trump. errol barnett reports. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump fired off a tweet-storm sunday over the pending vote recount in wisconsin, where he won by 27,000 votes. hillary clinton conceded, he wrote, noting that after the lead. clinton's general counsel said on saturday they would participate in the recount, which was initiated by green party candidate jill stein. she has raised $6 million for the effort and may pursue recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. trump calls it a scam, and today his chief of staff went further. >> and it's ridiculous. this is a fund-raising notoriety-driven fraud by a person who won 33,000 votes in wisconsin to president-elect trump, who won 1.4 million. >> reporter: also today the transition team's debate over who should be secretary of state spilled into public view once again. governor mitt romney and mayor rudy giuliani are among those being considered. trump campaign manager turned adviser kellyanne conway appeared on several sunday programs to slam governor mitt romney. >> he gave speeches against did he go and intervene in syria where they're

mr. trump went on a sort of tweet storm this morning, pushing back against the "new york times" reporting that his transition team is in turmoil. what do you make of that? >> well, [ inaudible ]. >> okay. larry, we will go on and ask patricia that question. while larry fixes his skype, what do you think about trump's tweeting this morning? he tweeted at least four times. >> well, it feels a lot like candidate trump. it doesn't feel like a future president trump. i think what is so unusual about this transition process besides the in-fighting which of course can occur, the information flow out of this process has been so bizarre. the fact the only information we are getting about the transition is from eric trump just shouting across trump tower lobby, from donald trump tweeting early in the morning, then from unnamed transition officials and everybody else who got booted off. it doesn't feel like there's transparency, it doesn't feel organized, it doesn't feel like they even had any of this in place before they won. it's just so unusual. i feel like it does send a message that this is a g

mr. vickers. ( sighs ) ( thunder ) looks like it's gonna storm. oh, i think it'll blow over. no, no, it's gonna storm sure enough. if i remember, there's an abandoned mine over that lift over there. i think we better make for it. i hate getting all wet. ( clicks tongue ) ( thunder ) got a match? how long we gonna stay in here? till it lets up. but maybe it's gonna keep on raining all night. it won't. look, how long of a ride is it from here to traceyville? we can make it by sunup. you mean if it stops raining? look, we'll make it. mr. fairchild gets to the office at 8:00. you can set your clock by y m. we're gonna get wetter in here than we would outside. let's go see if we can find a cubbyhole somewhere. if we don't get there before mr. fairchild, this whole thing is for nothing. look, we'll make it. ( shivers ) i'm just not gonna be comfortable in here. well, it's the best accommodations i could get on such short notice. come on, charlie, sit down and relax, huh? i'm not gonna relax until that money's in the safe. try. ( horse snuffles ) come on, now, you gonna start gettin

mr. trump says those reporting in tampa, jake peterson, abc action news. >>> jake, thank you. meanwhiles candidate hillary clinton a storm raleighing in during clinton's speech, forcing her to wrap her speech quickly as she and the crowd got drenched. clinton is getting a little star power for her campaign in the final stretch. jon bon jovi is joined by vice president candidate tim kaine. >> reporter: from the state theater with what is happening now. absolute packed house out here at the state theater and hundreds jamming into the small venue, excited to see bon jovi perform as long as hillary clinton's running mate and even people in the balcony packing it, nor tonight. actually have acts coming on- stage and grammy winning singer bon jovi will rock it out on his final push to the voters emphasizing how important taking part in the election on the i-4 corridor is and of course, highlighting a barnstorming in the final days before the election, and the latest poll numbers showing this race is neck in neck here in our state. between clinton and trump, some of the hillary's support versus been lining up for hours. we caug

mr. carter, defending his locker room lear ins and opening up about his time in prison. from the storm ? >> bob dylan gives us shelter from the storm. inside his london gallery for a look at his drawings, paintings and sculpture. but first the "nightline 5." >> so cold, come in. what's wrong? >> it's dry. >> your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders dry scalp care. it nourishes the call and keeps you care. >>> think your heartburn pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. >>> good evening. thank you for joining usin one week americans will have their say in this historic and polarizing election. caught in the crossfire, donald trump and hillary clinton are the so-called down-ballot candidates trying to sway voters, in many cases keeping their distance from the top of the ticket with control of the u.s. senate hanging in the balance. here's abc's sunny hostin "inside the final 30." >> we america. and we're

mr. penn from our center city camera. no rain, another nice day. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing nothing, which is good news more sunshine out there. it's going to be milder today, 59 degrees is the forecasted high. it's a shade above average, the normal is 57. started out at 36 degrees which is 4 degrees below the seasonal average of 40. ten colder in millville. 30 in lancaster, 36 in dover. 33 degrees up in the poconos. satellite and radar we have an area of high pressure sprawling outward across the eastern half of the united states. it's keeping the storm track, the jet stream to the north, which is why we have not seen much rain over the last couple of weeks. we'll see a small coastal system monday into tuesday, but after that the seven-day forecast looks dry. we'll go mostly sunny, maybe a few high, thin clouds from time to time. overnight tonight it's clear, as well. it's tomorrow morning we saturday to see the cirrus deck move on in, the high cloudiness move in. the clouds lower and thicken by afternoon. late in the day after the evening

there's another storm system it takes getting tradition facing a threat of terrorism. isis has singled out and mrs. thanks giving day parade as a possible target. lisa new york city wall street security for the parade after the terror group urged supporters of mustard nations to use rented trucks, similar to the at attack that killed 86 people in france. he point 5 million are expected along the parade route. right now, there's no credible macy's parade. >> closer to home, the fbi helped cleveland police find a person of interest. in a shooting. survivors is up to six roadmap as he discovered just got home, their unlocking the door to the house with the shooter opened fire. these are interviewing this person of interest at this hour. >>> with winter arriving or feeling like it's here, this is into a family's home. for fire departments responding, the garage fully burned up. and they got out safely. still not clear what started all of it. fire officials note with the first real cold snap, berkshire furnaces checked and services. make sure those are in working order and careful opening those chimney

mrs. ellis running the camp, nothing would dare go wrong. (thunder) our ears. have you been up here in a storm, boy? -no. -it really comes down good. -come on down to the campfire, we're going to start the play early so that we can get out before the storm. -you better make it a short play. -lock everything up, mack. and after the play, i'll give out the awards and then we can load the children right on to the buses. it won't take more than twenty minutes. -mrs. ellis, have you seen kathy? -not in the past hour, why? -well, they're ready to start the play and we can't find her. i've looked everywhere. -well, i saw her go by the door about half hour ago. (thunder) you make a circle of the camp. bud, you look through all of the tents. i've been concerned about kathy lately. someone or something is making her terribly unhappy. -well don't just stand there, find her. -you look through the dining hall. i'll round up all of the counselors for a full role call. -no, she's not in the camp. i'm sorry, did she say anything? -did you find kathy? -not, yet. -she told me she was going home. -home? -when di

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both candidates are unborn storm in binges with one full day left before facing voters. mr. trump: the first thing you do is get rid of clinton. ms. clinton: this is an election that really is a crossroads election in our country. mary: the long and winding road coming to an end on tuesday. mary bruce, abc news, washington. tonight about the guy who started this chaos. secret service rushing donald trump off the stage. it turns out a republican was holding up a sign that read "republicans against trump." >> all of a sudden, because they could not grab the sign or what ever, i was tackled by all of these people who were just kicking me. adrienne: according to the man holding the sign, started yelling about a gun, and that is when things escalated. security did not find any weapon. tuesday's general election is the focus off today's "upfront." mike gousha and panelists will discuss whether trump has a chance at winning wisconsin. mike: it is a close race for wisconsin, not as tight for president, it appears. voters who will decide the election. then our pundit panel will be he

mr. puleo: he was a real hero in american history. british stormedhe capital, the presidents house, public burnings in washington and the state department and he at that point ks just before they get there, it is a good idea to save some of the documents and to save the original declaration and the original constitution. he does so. he stuffed them into a linen sack and drives them by wagon, 35 miles away and put some into an abandoned house. he does it against the secretary of war at the time who does not think it is necessary. he thinks they are not coming to washington dc, that baltimore is the target and he is correct. the secretary of war underestimates the potential value of the destruction of these documents. pleasanton does not. he makes the save and is again one of the people that have been stewards of these documents throughout history. mr. lamb: where did this book come from? mr. puleo: this book comes, i read a small magazine article several years ago about the fact that these documents, the "big three" as i call them were moved to fort k

mr. trump is filling positions in his administration, recount efforts. errol barnett has the latest. >> president-elect donald trump fired off a tweet-storm sunday over the pending vote recount in wisconsin, where he won by 27,000 votes. "hillary clinton conceded" he wrote. noting that after the election the democratic nominee said "we owe him.? a chance to lead." clinton's general counsel said on saturday they would participate in the recount which was initiated by green party she has raised $6 million for the effort and may pursue recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. trump calls it a scam and today, his chief of staff went further. >> this is ridiculous. this is a fundraising, notoriety-driven fraud by a person who won 33,000 votes in wisconsin to president-elect trump who won 1.4 million. >> also today, the transition team's debate over who should be secretary of state spilled into public view once again. gov. mitt romney and mayor rudy giuliani are among those being considered. trump campaign manager-turned advisor, kellyanne conway, appeared on several sunday programs to slam governor mitt romney. >> he gave speeches against donald trump. he attac

mr. of intellectual property group you might wonder what most about the view. >> the storms are my favorite part of being in the building. love to see them roll in over the lake and it is closer and closer and boom, it hits you like right in the face and all of a sudden it's a whiteout or you know a gray out and it is just unbelievable. >> reporter: he also had a unique perspective of the air show. and the cleveland cavaliers championship parade. >> like a once in a lifetime amazing. it was unbelievable to see i think close to a million people congregate at the base of the building and you know it's the true spirit of cleveland. >> reporter: perhaps the most amazing view is the view of cleveland's reberth in run-a- thon. >> you can sense the momentum of the city and you know we have been slowly improving year by year and now with the cavs winning then we will show the rest of the country we are city of champions. >> what's most unbelievable too is that at the top of key towers you can see over maur even's shoulder sat -- maureen'sshoulder it sat vacant 15 years before the attorney group mov