the only customer i really know is mrs. davis next door. the others, i just went up and rang the doorbell. - well, i think you've done very well. - thank you. yes, this is kathy. - dear, i gave you mr. avery's shoes to shine. are they finished? - oh they must be. i'm working on the last pair right now. - and you think we can have them in about a half an hour? - oh sure, they'll be right over, mrs. avery. goodbye. that was one of my customers who wanted her husband's shoes. you know, like that customer that just phoned. which pair of shoes did she give you? what's the matter? didn't you put the names on them? well what a bubble-brain. how'd you expect to get the right shoes back to the right people without putting tags on them or something? - i never thought about it. wow, i've seen you pull some classy boners, but this one takes the all-time prize. - [kathy] what am i gonna do? - well, well stop blubbering. look, the first thing you gotta do is hide these shoes so nobody can see 'em, if you go in there looking like that somebody's gonna ask

he's a very big fan of yours, mr. davis. oh, well, thank you very much. maybe give a little performance for us. maybe a little number? ohoke jim about that, and we tried trk but unfortunately, oho it can't be done. well, i figured it out. we could have a jet pick you up and-- major, i would love to. i really mean i'd love to be there, but unfortunately-- well, let me put it this way. if i could, i would. would you really? yes, of course. i think i can arrange it. now-- now, wait a minute. don't get involved. what are you doing here? my lips are sealed. sounds great. [???] hey, you are a wonderful audience. you're definitely an 83. thank you. you're really great. thank you so much. and now, ladies and gentlemen, the management takes great pleasure and definite pride-- --to introduce to you all here acape kennedy america's greatest entertainers-- --mr. sammy davis jr.! yeah! [indistinct dialogue] thank you. thank you very, very much. uh, general, major, ladies and gentlemen, may i simply say what a tremendous thrill it is to have the privilege of at least t

the nfl committed millions of dollars as well as mr. davis. >> what happens to the debt already outstanding. >> the way it will be handled it will be does it call for mark ds to sell part of the team. >> right now we have the capacity to provide a stadium as well as the retail and the housing. >> do you think you have the votes with this plan to block the raiders' move to las vegas. >> i think so. my communication from all of those involved, not only do we have the capacity to build the stadium and the site but to block the move. >> how much will it cost taxpayers? >> that is what will be presented on tuesday but i believe the city council is ready to vote and move on. >> you think they will vote for this. >> i'm ready to do it. >> thanks for joining us this morning. thank you for that piece of news. the raiders take on the carolina panthers at home. it is a game you can watch on kpix 5. >>> good morning, everybody. we'll get to the sunday nfl stuff in just a second. i got to show you what happened from last night. kevin, warriors gets minnes

(laughter) - hi mrs. davis. look at the doors i got for the trophy case, mom. - yeah. well uh, i better get to work on them. - here give me those so i can smuggle them in. (horn honks) oh, here comes jim! i'll see you later. - right. (laughter) i'm starved! - oh, not quite. (laughter) - hi honey. what's the matter did i startle you? - oh, yes, you certainly did! - well you should be used to my coming home after all these years. (laughter) what's for dinner, i'm starved! - oh, well, i'll fix something just as soon as i change clothes. (laughter) what do you think? - oh yes, that'll be fine. clean it up a little bit, uh, get some of this old putty off of here. put on some new and it'll look-- (laughter) who's monkeying around with my fly rod?! - oh i don't know, dad. - well i'm sure it isn't kathy after the lecture i gave her. betty has no interest in fly fishing. and it couldn't possibly be your mother. - oh, this is the weirdest letter i've ever received. listen. dear miss anderson, your instructor cliff wyatt filed your entry blank for the annual springfield parks fly

mr. davis have done, they have come together to bring common sense to something that is amazing that we have veterans who have to call their congressman to get help and have to call and we are hamstrung. our veterans deserve the best service and should not have to call their congressman. but when they do, we need to give our office all the tools. and i wanted to compliment for bringing this bill forward and encourage the house. this is a great bill and that's the reason we are here and with that, i yield back. . . mr. takano: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. miller: i would like to yield to mr. rodney davis for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. davis: thank you to chairman miller and thank you to his committee for bringing us here today for h.r. 5166. i want to talk about carl, an army veteran, who couldn't get a response from the v.a. to receive a cancer treatment through the v.a. choice p

creating his own road through the burning woods, marched twice as far to get finally here where mr. davis is. and block the road. just as that final union push gets to this area. on the battle pooeld it's known as spindle field or laurel hill. sarah spindle is sitting at the breakfast table with her family when suddenly the armies appear on either side of their home. they flee to safety as the battle erupts around her. but the union infantry'ses they're getting pushback. the cavalry aren't just mounting up and riding away, they're getting pushback. that's because at infantry is filing in, jeb stewart has sent a message to have the first confederate corps double time onto the battlefield. he's at this spot saying run into position, boys. because if you doan, billy yank is. and literally confederates are rushing to this spot even as the federal fifth corps is deployen and coming up across that field. stewart puts those men in exactly the right spot at exactly the right time. because of this cat and mouse that's been going on on the brock road, the union advance is discombobulated. so there'

mr. davis: law enforcement leaders from across the region remember him as a dedicated public servant. one said he was a tremendous police officer, and former st. louis county police chief said he was highly regarded by his fellow officers and command staff. before joining the police force, officer snyder served on the board of directors for riverbend family ministries, where he worked to provide a safe environment for children and families in crisis. officer snyder was the 9 th law enforcement officer killed this yearle he's survived by his wife and 2-year-old son. may god bless officer snyder, his family, and all the first responders who put their lives on the line to keep us safe. please join me in keeping the snyder family and all the families of our first responders in your thoughts and prayers. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute an

. >> mr. davis has to be on board to make this go. that's the missing piece of the pie here. >> others unanswered mysteries. who will front the money. what about the shared stadium deal. what about the las vegas arrangement. will 24 other nfl team owners support the move? so far it is not on their january agenda. and what are mark davis' true intentions. >> he is a silver spoon kid that should have moved from his father. his father moved to los angeles and had to come back. you would have thought he would have learned from his father's mistakes. >> the lot group has the ability willingness and passion to put the private money into this deal that i believe it will take to actually build a stadium under the conditions that mark davis has said he needs. >> now, i contacted governor sandle's office of nevada and he trust the process he said. >>> new information about the man accused of drowning his 4- year-old daughter as a church in healdsburg. gerardo ordaz made his first appearance and at times he couldn't stop crying. cristina rendon

mr. davis told me he is working on getting everyone in our story their money back. if this kind of stuff is happening, how do you pick a good funeral home? good question. it's not easy. there is no public ratings -- compare price lists. if you have a question about a particular funeral home -- feel free to contact the fox6 investigators. we know which funeral homes have been in trouble. what we learned reporting this story we wanted to share with you. we have more advice on how to pick the right funeral home on our website fox6now.com. fact a shooting becomes a homicide. the latest on an unusual investigation in milwaukee. plus-- a 4-alarm fire leaves hundreds of people homeless. a father and son were forced to jump out of a window. a look at the damage-- still this is a live look at a gathering in oakland california-- where protesters are marching through the streets. a cold front passes this evening bringing a big drop in temperatures for the middle and upper 40s. expect a few more clouds friday then more sunshine for the weekend. our next chance for precipitation

. >> mr. davis has to be on board to make this go. that's the missing piece of the pie here. >> other unanswered mysteries. who really will front the money? what about the shared stadium deal? what about the las vegas arrangement? will 24 other nfl team owners support the move? it is not on their january agenda so far and what are mark davis' true intentions. >> he is a silver spoon kid who should have learned from his father. he moved to los angeles and had to come back. you would have thought he would have learned from his father's mistake. >> the lot group has the ability and willingness and the passion to put the private money in this deal that i believe it will take to bill a stadium under the conditions that mark davis has always said he needs. >> now i contacted governor sandoval's office that sent this cryptic message. i trust mark davis, i take him at his word, i will monitor the process established by the nfl and all of us shall see. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the plot thickens. >>> after allegations that fake news sites may have

mr. john davis was deputy during this time. he's ainterim chancellor. as being so deputy during this time are you considering him for the permanent position? >> i don't have any reason to have any questions about john davis's >> and the board can fine city officials up to 5,000 and this time chose not to issue a fan. mayor bowser said among several vacant positions in administration the d.c. ps chancellor seat is her top priority and end henderson stepped down two months ago. tony. >> peaceful protest turned violent today in montgomery country and this morning students from richard montgomery county high school gathered to the county president-elect donald trump. on the way some students got into altercation with each other over he make america great hat one of them was wearing. >> the young male wearing make america great again hat swung and that's when the three boys beat him up basically. they attacked him. they hit him. they stomped on him and they were punching him and when i ran up with other students to try to stop it >> and we're told the injure

mr. al davis used to dress like you are. >> silver and black. >> a day late. >> that's right. >> but so many people are talking about this match-up last night. biggest game without exaggeration for the raiders since 2002 and you know what, in every sense they were ready for it, full course in every way. calling it an all-inclusive victory over the denver broncos. their 7th win in nine games and alone in first place and half game better than kansas city. every aspect and the ground game looking very well and the crowd was rough, if you saw some of the raider fans, you know what, buy week coming up and a couple of extra days off and they fly to mexico city for a game after buy week. jack del rio says enjoy the victory but as always there are things that need a little work. >>> we are showing physical play and we are showing the things we want to see the crisp effort and acknowledging what was really good and we will be honest about things that we have to do better and that's everywhere. that starts with me and i will point out that i could have done better. nobody is above criticism or above b

mrs. davis: thank you, mr. speaker i ask for support of h.r. 5948 in commemorating the life of a humble role model and a courageous american hero. officer jonathan de guzman, or j.d. as he was better known by family and friends, dedicated his life to protecting and serving the san diego community that he loved. born in the philippines, j.d. traveled to the united states at the age of 20 with high hopes of achieving the american dream. through hard work an perseverance he acheed his dream as a san diego law enforcement officer, serving in many different roles in the san diego police department. a devoted public servant, j.d. felt most rewarded by the bonds he create through the community engagement. j.d.'s family, his friends and fellow officers, characterized him as a selfless, honorable, and caring warrior. san diego police chief shelly zimmerman praised j.d. saying, uote, he always raised the bar and cared deeply for his community. in 2003, he survived a brutal stabbing from a suspect he had stopped for speed

. >> say look, mr. davis, we're the raider nation, we love your team, we love your family. but you need to stay in oakland and we'll see you around the stadium. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> coverage of the raiders continues in about 25 minutes from now. we'll catch up with quarterback derek carr and if you've been watching him play the last few games, you're probably not surprised his name is being brought up as a potential contender for the mvp award and as a reminder, you can watch the game right here on nbc bay area, the raiders taking on the broncos, kickoff is set for 5:30 and after the game, join us for a special edition of nbc bay area news >>> and now everybody's wondering about the weather. sometimes this year it can be a little dicey. >> but it's looking pretty good out there. no rain, thankfully, which means if you have plans to go out to those big games, you should be okay. some slight cloud cover in the forecast but nice control temperatures right now in the south bay. san francisco also 55 and we are tracking some slightly cooler temperatures for today,

davis? that's what i said, mr. sykes. millie davis. i guess you have to be real brave to be a wagon train scout, don't you, flint? well, i don't know how brave you've got to be. e, wild animals yowling and indians taking potshots at you. penny, there's one thing i've learned scouting-- an indian will never take a potshot at you... unless he's mad at you. how can you tell when he's mad at you? he takes a potshot at you. ( laughs ) golly, flint, i hope you'll stay around a while. it's fun. well, i've got to hang around till the eastbound stage comes in. if i don't bring those newspapers back to major adams, he'll skin me alive. he wouldn't do that. well, he would if he was mad enough. i know. i'm supposed to say, "how can you tell when he's mad enough?" but i'm not going to! penny, i wish i got around here more often. you and i could take long rides like this, have serious talks like this. penny, what are you gonna be when you grow up? you ever thought about that? sure have. i want to be mrs. flint mccullough. by the time you're ready fo

mr. philip davis. >> in the sea of opposition from the conservative party at the time, the last labour government change the law to make sure all villains were released halfway through their sentence no matter if they pose a risk to the public. minister agree that prisoners should be released halfway through the sentence irrespective of how badly they behaved or what they pose to the general public? or does she agree that this is an outrage and must be reversed? point as the important my friend indicates that when decisions are taken about the release of prisoners, there is proper consideration of the impact that release will have on the wider community. that is why this is an issue that has been looked at. i can assure him that when i was secretary this is an issue that was of concern. it is not about the condition under which prisoners are released. it is about how we ensure that we have systems in place to rehabilitate offenders. the work that has been done by previous justice secretary's and is being continued is important. can be prime minister confirm or deny if there have been any official

so i want to believe mr. davis that he really wants to stay in oakland that he hasn't been able to come up with a deal here, so now, here's a deal that's going to be working for everybody, and hopefully he will realize that he should stay in oakland. >> reporter: now, it is important to know that while lott and the mayor's office have agreed to a deals, raiders ownership has not officially commented. as of now the owners will discuss the vegas daily in the upcoming owners meeting but hopefully over the next few months oakland will gain enough traction to have their deal discussed and possibly delay the vote for some time. grant, vicki. >> all right, mark. thank you for that. >>> a san mateo dog groomer is slapped with a lawsuit after a couple claims the groomer killed their dog y. the couple says this isn't the first time it's happened with petsmart groomers. >>> plus, we're learning new details about what caused a deadly school bus crash in tennessee that killed five children. what the school bus driver allegedly

martin eastal with the construction series the sfoivengs et al and item 24 anticipated litigation as mr. davisnd items 25 through 30 will not be heard today. >> any any public comment? for the items calendar for closed session seeing none, can i have a motion to assert the attorney/client >> next year is here yeah. >> okay. we're back in open session an approval of a settlement no other other action can i have a motion to disclosure. >> i move not to thorough any public comment? >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> the motion carries item 31. >> item 31 adapt a resolution authorizing the yerba buena gardens general manager for the position of just a minute general manager for kathy republican howe. >> commissioners marcus book store >> i. >> opposed? that motion carries other new business? i have one item could super bowl 50 look at what it takes to replace those lousy screens that is an embarrassment >> you have to look at that one. >> you can see someone 20 feet away rather than something that is in front of us and a status report and some way of feeding it into the ipads that would be helpful.

mr. davis: his work on transportation and infrastructure is why i sought a seat on the transportation and infrastructure committee when i came to congress in 201 and getting to know steve as a main street republican committee and getting to know steve that i got to know it proved to me what i knew about steve he is somebody who is actually wanting to make america the greatest country in the world. steve was somebody i looked umh. stevela turt is somebody that america should look up to. steve, i know you are looking down upon all of us and your family and i want you to know what you did and the difference you made in this great institution will never be forgotten. you are an institution and your family and history will show all of us this great country all of that. and with that, i yield back. mr. chabot: the gentleman yields back and i would reclaim my time. and i know we are rapidly approaching that time that we are ending the special orders. and both side of the aisle gave a testament of how

martin eastal with the construction series the sfoivengs et al and item 24 anticipated litigation as mr. davisnd items 25 through 30 will not be heard today. >> any any public comment? for the items calendar for closed session seeing none, can i have a motion to assert the attorney/client >> next year is here yeah. >> okay. we're back in open session an approval of a settlement no other other action can i have a motion to disclosure. >> i move not to thorough any public comment? >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> the motion carries item 31. >> item 31 adapt a resolution authorizing the yerba buena gardens general manager for the position of just a minute general manager for kathy republican howe. >> commissioners marcus book store >> i. >> opposed? that motion carries other new business? i have one item could super bowl 50 look at what it takes to replace those lousy screens that is an embarrassment >> you have to look at that one. >> you can see someone 20 feet away rather than something that is in front of us and a status report and some way of feeding it into the ipads that would be helpful.

mrs. video of d'angelo davis and he is a suspect that the tort police say shot and gravely wounded a wayne state university police officer. this is video davis being arrested and being transferred between police cars. we were able to find on the wayne state university police website is a picture of 29-year- old colin rose. this is the man that the police -- and police officer that was shot in the head tonight. the story goes he was investigating car break-ins in a certain part of campus when he radioed he was going to bicycle. that person on the bicycle safe was d'angelo davis the suspect who shot at him. they're still looking for the gun. there is a reward in detroit for anyone who is able to give information on where the gun may be located. our last update on colin rose is that he was in surgery and was in grave condition. we now know he is out of surgery and recovery but still fighting a hard fight the head and brought to the hospital and put into emergency surgery immediately after this. this is a developing story over the last two hours. >> we're learning disturbing details about a de

mr. davis: his work on transportation and infrastructure is why i sought a seat on the transportation and infrastructure committee when i came to congress in 201 and getting to know steve as a main street republican committee and getting to know steve that i got to know it proved to me what i knew about steve he is somebody who is actually wanting to make america the greatest country in the world. steve was somebody i looked umh. stevela turt is somebody that america should look up to. steve, i know you are looking down upon all of us and your family and i want you to know what you did and the difference you made in this great institution will never be forgotten. you are an institution and your family and history will show all of us this great country all of that. and with that, i yield back. mr. chabot: the gentleman yields back and i would reclaim my time. and i know we are rapidly approaching that time that we are ending the special orders. and both side of the aisle gave a testament of how

julie davis, who covers the white house, was one of the "times" reporters in the meeting with mr. trump, and she joins me now. julie davis, welcome back to the "newshour". so this was an on again off again session, wasn't it? >> this was. we had planned for it to be from 1:00 to 2:00 today, and then we found out via tweet early this morning that mr. trump decided to cancel. shortly thereafter, within a couple more hours, he tweeted again and we heard from our business and editor, colleagues here at the "times" at it was back on. so we all did get to sit down. >> woodruff: and it was partly over whether it was on the record or not, is that right? >> that's right, yes. he had agreed to sit down with us on the record. he met briefly with the publisher a few moments beforehand off the record and said earlier on twitter that we had changed the ground rules at the last moment and he was canceling when, in fact, he was the one who asked it would be off the record and didn't want to show up unless it was. but we ended up getting to terms and it was on the record. >> woodruff: you have been

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the terrible thing that happened to me was that davis, her diary was discovered after my book. mr. hill: one thing we have found is with 18th-century memoirs or 19th century memoirs, it was accepted to leave things out. ms. roberts: you were not expected to embarrass yourself. mr. hill: one thing on the washburn diary that we found at the library of congress, washburn later published two volumes he called his diary and correspondence to the minister of france and he quotes from the diary. we started comparing the diary against the original and there were many instances where he -- and it was all personal things, talking about his health. ms. roberts: adams left out all the good stuff. grace, you have had the experience about writing about recent things. how does that differ? ms. guggenheim: it is an interesting question. there are advantages and disadvantages. the biggest -- for a filmmaker, there has to be a lot of trust with a live subject. i am sure you find that, too, with journalism. without that confidence in relationship, the reveal does not succeed. you both you can cradle

mr for insufficient evidence. witnesses say there was screaming and hair-pulling before the suv plunged off a cliff. more from abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: the lone survivor of this fatal crash in hawaii is once again in police custody accused of murder. yoga instructor alexandra you have dal was arrested in new york over the weekend for the second time. in hawaii with her sister in the passenger seat. >> she was angrily arguing with the person. and she was in a rage. >> reporter: duval said the crash was an accident. in june, a judge threw out the charges against her. ordering her release. citing no probable cause for murder. then last month, that grand jury indictment. >> it's the things that are missing from this case that actually make this case. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> all >>> new details emerging about the suspected serial killer in south carolina. todd kohlhepp was arrested after a missing woman was found chained to a storage container on his property. he built a successful business as a real estate agent. me. there are details the public does not know. if the detail are made available, it w

colleagues here at the george washington university law school, dean roger fairfax, selena davis and andrew lawrence. and to mrs. caldwell's colleagues at the department of justice. so thank you so much for all of your help in making this possible. in 1977, the united states enacted the foreign corrupt practices act designed to eliminate or minimize corruption of foreign officials by certain persons and entities. the statute has been aamended on certain occasions to expand its reach. the bribery section of the foreign corrupt practices act is enforced by the united states department of justice. the foreign corrupt practices act raises a whole host of issues such as the extra territorial reach of u.s. law, the relationship between practices and foreign countries and standards in the united states, the appropriate penalty to be given for violations of the act and the consideration that should be given to companies and individuals that have adopted policies and practices to prevent violations of the foreign corrupt practices act. today we're going to have a conversation about these and many other topics. we're hon

mr. lion. >> good afternoon. jordan gwendolyn davis and i want to say i support free city college because when they go right we go left. it would help disabled people because we be able to take risks to better our lives and help trans and queer people because we don't have families to fund us. with prop w which i voted yes on and donated to you all made a pinkie swear to this city's voters both moderate and progressive had that this new luxury tax would fund tea college and embezzlement to back out to saul san franciscans. there is reports that people want to break this because of austerity. don't put us against each other. it won't work. even with the right ring regime at the federal level don't be on the wrong side of history and keep your pirngy swear and vote yes on the supplemental. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> good afternoon and happy holidays. my name is ms. henry. 50 of -- first of all thank you for letting me be here. i'm a student and a late bloomer at the city college. i was one of the ones responsible for keeping

mr. obama in 2008. >> we fought as hard as we could. and though we fell short the failure is mine, not yours. >> reporter: mccain's campaign manager, rick davis, says his candidate took the loss in widely expected. >> i don't think you ever get over losing a presidential campaign. he moved right on. he was a sitting senator. although i'm sure there were days when he looked on the tv screen and saw the president and said i can do a better job than he can. >> reporter: clinton now shares a dubious distinction with al gore. in 2000 he also won the popular vote but lost in the electoral college. >> as for what i'll do next, i don't know the answer to that one yet. >> reporter: a defeated gore grew a beard, wrote books, and launched a failed cable network only to sell it for again. he spoke to charlie rose in 2007. >> i acknowledged earlier i don't think i'm very good at politics, charlie. and i think that -- i think that -- i mean, i'm willing to bear my responsibility for not being more effective as a communicator. >> reporter: michael dukakis has said being able to go back to his job as governor of massachusetts helped him return to a sense of

tomorrow morning, and we do that on international relations with sir howard davies and ambassador hormats of the kissinger associates ♪. mris going to be brexit plus. this is brexit times five. this will be brexit times 10. this is going to be brexit times 50. it is going to be brexit plus, plus.plus it -- francine: i do not know what that means, brexit times 50. is that armageddon? i did not know if he is talking about immigration and i certainly do not know what it means for the market. what he means is like brexit was a surprise for a lot of people and stirred things up. are finding the opposite of wrong is not necessarily right but it could be another version of wrong. jump is predicting his victory and how it is going to upset all of the talking heads and establishment views. francine: it is a bet against what he calls the crooked media, elitism. we are seeing the parallels but it goes down to whether you believe the polls which we should not have believed when it comes to brexit. tom: what is different with this election, we are going to get the polls and i get that and we will get the results. everyone will want to

mr. chief justice and members of the board of regents, to the museum advisory council, secretary davis skortonship of the united states congress and all of my colleagues in both the house and senate, in memory of the late representative of texas, the architects of this incredible building and to all of the staff of the white house, the federal agencies, the congress, the smithsonian who pushed and pulled together to make this moment happen, and to all of the construction companies and their crews, i say thank you. thank you for all you did to help lead our society to this magnificent day. as long as there is a united states of america now there will be a national museum of african-american history and culture. [ applause ] this is a great achievement. i tell you, i feel like singing the song mahalia jackson sung at the march on washington over 50 years ago, "how we got over. how we got over." there were some who said it couldn't happen. who said you can't do it, but we did it. we did it. we gather here today to dedicate a building, but this place is more than a building. it is a dream come tru

mr. obama in 2008. >> we fought as hard as we could. and though we fell short, the failure is mine, not yours. >> reporter: mccain's campaign manager rick davis says his candidate took the loss in stride because the result was widely expected. >> i don't think you ever get over campaign. he moved right on. he was a sitting senator. although i'm sure there were days when he looked on the tv screen and saw the president and thought i could do a better job that he can. >> reporter: clinton now shares a distinction with al gore in 2000 he also won the popular vote but lost in the electoral college. gore launched a failed cable network only to sell it for millions but never ran for public office again. 2007. >> i acknowledged earlier i don't think i'm very good at politics, charlie. [ laughing ] >> and i think that -- i think that -- i mean, i'm willing to pair my responsibility for not being more feffective as a communicator. >> romona: and if you've ever wondered why losing candidates should concede, an article on bloomberg.com summed it up best saying it helps to ensure the continuity of government and offers a legitimate assist to democracy it

mr. goodman: 30 seconds on this final question from tyler of davis county. at has been your biggest regret during your political career? mr. paul: the time i have had to spend away for my family. we try very hard to stay together into as much, but i spent a lot of hours in airports traveling. time away probably is the most difficult thing, but i have been married for 26 years, and we have a family life that we tried to keep our kids involved in church and sports and athletics. mr. gray: we have a lot of ambitious goals, and in my time as mayor, we have had a lot of aspirational goals, and we have achieved a lot. that is because we focused on getting our financial house in order and getting things done. i'm very proud of that, but sometimes i'm called a perfectionist, and i want to get it all done. mr. goodman: thank you very much for being here on kentucky tonight. tune in friday night for comment on kentucky with bill o'brien. next monday for kentucky night where we will discuss the election. i am bill goodman. good evening. teny andican claudey kim myers ar

mr. ross brought in jazz albums. he said, "you need to know about this music, because your people largely created it," so that was new. but i found that by listening to cal tjader, and miles davis, and wes montgomery, and shirley horn, and nancy wilson, it opened up a portal of light that created the sense of possibility that didn't exist before. and it never occurred to me that i could think differently about the same set of events, but with the imposition of this music, it became a form of hope. and i learned to translate the music into sugar, like a flower converts light into sugar. that became food for me. >> hinojosa: and you know what? you've actually changed me, just in your whole analysis of jazz. i mean, i think i always knew this, but you've essentially said, "look, the amazing thing about jazz is that you have silence, and then you have the ability of jazz artists to actually fill that silence with multiple layers of something experiential . >> and complex, and enriching, and affirmative, so that i learn to take the music of cal tjader and miles, nancy wilson, and it actually colored the picture that was in my head. so i could be looking at this cup, for example, in

mr. ryan: thanks, guys. michele: there you have it. paul davis ryan winning yet another term. the 46-year-old first assumed office in 1999. now the speaker of the house, one of most powerful men many would argue on capitol hill. bill: good evening. thank you for joining us for election night coverage on cbs 58 and wmlw. michele: we are covering all the watch parties through the state and the country. critical and very tight race for u.s. senate. the republican incumbent ron johnson trying to defeat russ feingold, the democrat, who wants the seat back that he lost six years ago. voter turnout has bee robust. many saying it is in line with the last presidential election. might even surpass in some areas waukesha county in particular as many as 85%. that's what they're putting voter turnout prediction so far tonight. bill: cbs news leading fol could be a lot of surprises ahead of us. it appears donald trump in the race for president out performing in many states what at least the pollsters thought would happen. lots of states right now too close to call. michele: congressman ryan

because 2014 uc davis study found in the 2012 election 69,000 mailed ballot in california were rejected for not arriving on time or not being signed. >> wonderful thank you so much for supporting mr. terrorism the trump campaign says it has more than 800 volunteers in santa clara county. >> we call all the battle ground states and find out if they are hilary trump or undecided. >> that's the shift from a few months ago when trump political director in california said they were focused on winning in the state rather than helping rally support in swing states. >> strategy is basically we are doing whatever we can to get donald trump elected. >> for those already mailed in theballot there is a way to track it on line to see if it has been counted. just good to the county election office web site. lee ann, abc 7 news. >> world is watching the bay area to make sure our election are fair. take a look at this it's the badge of app international election observer. pair from finland and germany were not on camera but we found heading for the alameda county rental star office today. inside there were plenty of voters picking up and casting ballot. >> i expected a lot of people will come ou

uc davis study found that in the 2012 election, 69,000 mailed ballots in california were rejected for not arriving on time or for not being signed. >> wonderful. thank you so much for supporting mr. trump. >> reporter: the trump campaign says it has more than 800 volunteers in santa clara county. >> we're finding out if they are hillary, trump or undecided. >> reporter: that's a shift from a few months ago when trump's political director in california said they were focused on winning in the state rather than helping rally support in swing states. >> the strategy is basically we are doing whatever we can to get donald trump elected. >> reporter: for those who have already mailed in their ballot, there's a way to track it online to see if it has been counted. just go to your county election's office website. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> click the icon, your voice, your vote on our website. enter your address and get a comprehensive resource showing the candidates and measures on your local ballot. >>> police in iowa say the man who ambushed two officers committed a cowardly act. greene has been charged with two counts of murder. they found his vehicle and the weapon he alleged

mr. freeman was identified on the scene as individual responsible for that second shooting. he was arrested on the scene and brought back for investigation. >> what is still unclear is who killed davis. and shot and injured the other four people. the teen's friends and family say that first shooting may have been revenge after a fight that took place even earlier. >> i understood there was a a 14-year-old and 19-year-old were fighting. the 19-year-old came back to retaliate. he shot up the place. >> what is clear is that two families of teenagers are grieving and looking for answers. >> heart is real heavy right now. he always told me a joke to keep me smiling when i was kind of down. >> now here is some that we just learned. court records freeman had just had his charges dropped against him in dc. he had been charged as a felony of possession of a firearm. days after getting out of jail in dc he is out again. a felony. allegedly in possession of a firearm. shooting and allegedly killing a 14-year-old with his whole life ahead of him. live at prince georges county police headquarters, bruce freeman with first-degree murder. >>> a girl is knocked unconscious after a 17-year-old boy p