i did not know i was going to have a new roommate as i am the ceo. i want you to tell me these things. i said, hello, who are you? i go, ok. he goes, nice to meet you. i said, why are you here? he goes, your office was not occupied. you are never here and i was in the six person office and it is too loud. i thought, what to say to this? if i say, get out of my office, they are going to fire me or something. i thought, ok. did you ask permission? he goes, yes, i asked my boss and he said it was a great idea. i said, ok. we sat next to each other. he would program and i would do my work, literally next to each other for a year and we became best friends. david: do you think united states government is better at cyber terrorism than other governments are against us? eric: the one i worry the most about is russia. they are not shy about it. ♪ david: i just want to talk about your background. your father was an engineering professor? eric: international economics. david: you grew up in virginia? eric: yes. david: what made you want to be an engineer? eric

ind a new roommate. if i don't get back to work i'll get fired. ( laughing ) look, look, janet i'm sure whoever you pick will be fine. i got to go. jack! come on, felipe. that looks just like my cousin's bandage. come on! felipe! i'll see you at home. jack... ( groaning ) excuse me. where is the nearest pay phone? right around the corner. was that your husband? my husband?! no. that's a good thing. if he were, you'd never get him out of his clothes. you don't know jack. ( laughs ) have you got the wrong guy. ( laughs harder ) jack's the kind of guy... ( doorbell chimes ) no, no, just sit there and finish your tea. i'll be right back. hi, janet. hi, larry. what's doing? well... i know, this roommate business g the right person is a tough job. she's got to be serious, intelligent, dependable. what are you getting at, larry? hi. are you my new roommate? uh, didi, i thought i told you to wait outside. larry promised me a room with an ocean view. oh, he did, did he? ( larry laughs ) says the sea air would be

i guess i'm your new roommate. this is room 219, isn't it? u have your assignment slip? you know, sometimes, they make mistakes. - yes, here it is. that says 219, doesn't it? - well, in that case, welcome. - thank you. - i'm bob, and that's tony. - and i'm jim. - well, i'm jack. i'm from waukegan. - i didn't think he was from new york. - well, shall we flip for the beds? - oh, well. - you see, we were here last year. - oh, you mean then you're not freshmen anymore. - no, no, we're sophomores. - oh, well, i guess i'm the youngest one in the room. (audience laughs) - how old are you? - 19. - [tony] 19? you look about 39. - oh, thanks. (audience laughs) (suitcase crashes) - wow, look at that. and it doesn't even faze him. - hey, look, man, you better knock that stuff off. there's a strict rule here against drinking. - prune juice? (audience laughs) - prune juice? (audience laughs) come on, i'm gonna unpack. - here, let me help you. - [jack] all right. - hey, fellas, look at this. - oh, made your letter, huh? - yeah, i was the cheerleader, waukegan high school. you know, wau

. >> but as officers move him, sand e sandier has concerned about his new roommate. >> i don't want to situation. >> he's a known psychological inmate. two dudes have moved out his room because of altercations. so i'm trying to prevent myself from falling into that same category. i'm not trying to set myself up for failure. >> i'll check with your dorm lieutenant, and it will be up to your dorm lieutenant, and see if that's an option. >> i preeshl it. >> just hang out for a minute. >> it's hard moving into a room with an inmate that you don't really know, and he has a history of altercations and situations with other roommates, so, you know, to avoid that, i just go about it the right way, the right procedures and hopefully, better outcome will come out of it. >> sandier's request is acknowledged by staff, and he is temporarily moved to a single-man cell until classification can find him another cellmate. >> rule 3102. >> it's better to have to go into a cell with the other person, i'm very appreciative of the officers for being able to work with me, you know. you go about things the r

i'd like you to meet my new roommate, russ lawrence. - oh, i've heard so much about you. - jerry, why, this is a marvelous room. i mean it. it's got such possibilities. - she has quite a flair for interior decorating. great taste. - ya know, that corner needs something. - i thought we'd put my wine rack over there. - oh no, your wine rack can go over there. i mean this corner gets the afternoon sun. - what did i tell ya? isn't she beautiful? - and ya know what else ya need? some bright colored pillows. give the place a little warmth. chids. - i told ya he had a sense of humor. - oh, he's divine. aren't ya going to show me the patio? (audience laughs) (saxophone music) what a lovely setting, but at night i'd like a couple of burning tiki torches. - tiki torches? - looks like you're in. - in what? to really catch up on your social life. - [pat] i miss a piece of statuary, from the orient perhaps. - [russ] we never missed it. - [jerry] why would you and gidget miss it? that was a different life. - [russ] if you think that life with gidget is dull, you're sadly mistaken. - [jerry] not dul

at their parents can significantly reduce th the second time mom and her husband welcomed a new baby and roommate six weeks ago. >> and we alternate between the rock and play and the bassinet. >> reporter: a new report from the american academy of pediatrics, suggests that she is doing it right. the aap latest recommendation, for parents to share a room with the infant till six months to them. >> reporter: and the doctors stay allowing babies to sleep in your room reduces the risk of sleep related infant deaths. >> the highest risk for the unexplained infant death it's in the first six months of life. and they say that you should have your baby in the room with you for the first six months of life. >> reporter: in the u.s., and estimated 3500 babies die during sleep every year and 44% of deaths are caused and 25% about accident strangulation. and the rest, unknown. pediatricians want the babies on separate sleeping surfaces like a crib, play pen or bassinet, not soft surfaces like sofas and arm chairs. electronic technology cannot watch your baby as well as you. helps with breastfeeding easier an

. >>> college students in new york are getting a discount if they choose the right roommate, new york university rolling out a pilot program that will cut the cost of housing in half if students live with senior citizens they'll move into an citizen has an extra room to open up to mature seniors. >>> if you want to be a real life pirate today is your chance this unveiled part of the ship that sank off cape code nearly 300 years ago you'll be able to see artifacts from the recovered caboose at 1:00 in the afternoon the caboose is likely pirates cooked their meals, sank back in 1717. >> i love it. i love it! so cool! >> kind of a far trip for us to go, though. >> i think it is a good one, maybe we'll have to do that. >>> in the next half hour including a change in leadership at fidelity investments. >>> a bus driver arrested over night and charged in a crash that killed 5 elementary school children we'll have the latest ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans with plans starting as low as $0, you'll have zero things stopping you from really doi

new story. >> reporter: how to do find out sunday? >> my roommate told me. he heard the news. and then i seen this and i'm like what the hell is going on? are you serious? >> reporter: it all started with a 911 call at about 4 am august 27. >> he's just yelling. like he's been doing this for the past 30 minutes. >> reporter: another neighbor. screaming at my door. >> reporter: the sheriff's deputy says he got miguel leon's name from a roommate and confirmed his identity by comparing the patient to miguel leon's driver's license photo. >> he tried everything to convince everyone it wasn't him so do you think the office owes him an apology? >> well, what i think is that the deputy did the best that he could.>> reporter: that is something miguel leon disputes. >> to me responsibility. i had to do this on my own. i reached out to you guys and you guys helped me out a lot.>> reporter: so this is finally over for leon. meanwhile, leon mcgill says he is more than willing to pay this hospital bill. shannon behnken, news channel 8. >>> it's the largest tree ever the big apple. cruise c

news story. . >> well, when my roommate told me hey there was news, i looked it up and then bam i seen this. i'm like, what the is going on. are you serious. >> it started with a 911 call at about 4 a.m. august 27th. . >> she's just yelling, bro, she's been doing this 30 minutes. >> another neighbor called. >> hello, i see a maniac keep screaming out my door. >> the sheriffs deputy explained he got his name from a roommate and confirmed his identity by comparing the patient to a driver's license photo. >> i tried everything to convince everyone that it wasn't him. so now that you know do you think the office owes him an apology? >> well, what i think is that could. >> that is something he disputes. >> he didn't want to like take responsibility or at least bother to investigate. i had to do this on my own. i reached out to you guys under a helped me a lot a lot. >> so this is finally over. meanwhile leon mcgill says he's more than willing to pay for this hospital bill. >>> and if you have a problem that needs solving you better call behnken the number is on your screen. you this morning sever

roommate? said she made another arrangement for the new semester. she's gonna be picking up her stuff. i've been upset on that. financially? financially and-- i know she was upset about my appearance. it disturbed her. ially, you're coming back to work. if you need some tiding over, that's no problem at all. that's not necessary. i got my confirmation savings. it's mostly you being here. it's helped me a lot. it's my pleasure. anyways, i know you got an 8:00-to-4:00. don't take this as being forward, but if you wanted some company tonight, if you'd like to stay, i'd be happy for you to. i'd like to. sure. but if you sleep up in her loft, i'd worry all night that you'd sit up in a strange place and smash your head. yeah. i suppose that could occur. sure. and as far as me sleeping up there, i could always fib and say i'm afraid of heights. you don't gotta fib. anything from the landing party? they should be sending up a report momentarily, captai ohh. something wrong? a kink in my back. t. a little higher, please. push. push hard. thank you, yeoman. that's sufficient. you need sleep, cap

news desk. of killing his roommate is expeced in court today.. kevin zaldana was stabbed in his sleep early sunday morning. after his family says he opened his home to his friend jacob driscoll.. who they believe took advantage of their loved one. drisll charge of murder with the use of a deadly weapon. be the first to know what happens in court -- by downloading our mobile app. in national headlines this morning.. at least 5 kids have died after a school bus carrying 35 kids crashed in chattanooga, tennessee.. now the driver has been arrested. police say 24- year-old johnthony walker has been charged with 5 counts of vehicular reckless driving. the bus was mangled around a tree at the scene.. and the students riding onboard at the time of the crash ranged in grades kindergarten to 5-th grade. authorities have arrested the man accused of killing a texas police officer over the weekend.. police believe 31- year-old otis tyrone mckane shot and killed 50-year old detective benjamin marconi while he was writing a ticket in front of the san antonio po

roommate while he was fast asleep. what that suspect had to say to the judge this morning. this is fox5 news at 5. local. las vegas the stage is set and the fans are ready! we're moments away from finding out what to call our new las vegas hockey team. i'm john huck. i'm christine we have team coverage tonight on the big reveal with fox5's vince sapienza talking to fans. but first fox5's sports director kevin bolinger breaks down what's being expected tonight at the big reveal-- closed captioning 16 thousand closed captioning

new flyover ramp on 215. >>> an argument between two roommates, one dead, one behind bars. near decatur and washington. jacob driscoll argued with the several times before running out of the house. disturbance at a nearby home, his 20-year-old roommate died at umc. police have not released his name. >>> the pilot piloting that air ambulance, saved lives. medi flight plane went down in elko. killed four people including yuji irie. the accident could have been much worse. the twin jj med-flight plane was heading towards salt lake city, when it experienced flight problems. >>> trump's search for members >> a busy weekend as president elect donald trump continues interviews to build his administration. >> great people coming you'll see. >> trump and vice president elect mike pence met with some familiar faces at the billionaires golf club. including new jersey governor chris christie. some picks have already sparked controversy, like retired general mike flynn for national security a islam a national cancer. >> what you're seeing donald trump do right now is bring the best and the brightest together to bri

roommate and girlfriend. they are also waiting for a prick. warrant to search the home. now i have all new friends, all pricks. [ laughter ] the victim described a frantic call he received from the victim's roommate. >> i guess they had been shot, i honestly, i can't wait to leave. asked him if he was dead, he [ laughter ] said he thought sow, at that point, i better call the cops the great pleasures of my life and i told him good luck with that. >> tonight, metro is looking for hell out of there. anywhere i am, it's like i just two hispanic men,.one carrying a had sex. i must go. i must vacate the -- vacate the area. black backpack, other is i've also noticed now how every thinner, wearing checkered you know..these men. with you because you have some money and you're on tv?" >>> a man shot to death near "no. why else would she go out with nellis air force base. of course that's why she's going 27-year-old devon witson got into an argument with three first place. other men, gunman fired off at men? least six shots. no further details are available i don't even like me for myself. on the su

roommates. for now reporting at desales university bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, bob. >>> president barack obama held a post election news conference this afternoon. he fielded many questions about his meeting with president-elect donald trump. obama said that he told trump it is important to send some signals of unity. obama had the same message for the country today. >> i think that whenever you've got an incoming president of the other side, particularly in a bitter election like this, it takes awhile for people to reconcile themselves with that new reality. hopefully it's a reminder that elections matter. >> the world news tonight with david muir will have more of the president's news conference. that is next at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> leaders of the council rock school district are making themselves available tonight to talk about the vandalism and harassment that took place last week at council rock north high school. "action news" reporter walter perez is live at the school tonight. walter, what's the situation? >> reporter: w

meantime we are following a developing news out of burlington county new jersey today where two brothers are accused of murdering their roommate. they were arrested after police found the victim's body buried in the backyard of a house they all shared together in lumberton. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic just stepped out of court today. he she joins us live now with the brand new details here. nora. >> reporter: hi there brian. it was a first appearance for the brothers via video hookup where a judge continued their bail at half a million dollars cash each. now, the unemployed brothers remain behind bars as investigators work to determine the motive for this disturbing crime. >> oh, my god, just, you know, unbelievable. >> reporter: this man lives near where the house where this bodies was buried in the backyard. authorities charged two brothers into live in the house with his murder. 24-year-old brian costello and older brother 27-year-old christopher. >> i -- shocked. i don't know what to say. never think they would do something like that. speechless. >> reporter: the victim has been identified as 23-year-old justin

able to speak to one los angeles native who has been living in new zealand who was shaken awake by this powerful quake. him and his roommates were forced to run out of the building. authorities are warning of a tsunami threat. and so they're asking people to move to higher ground to safer ground. now, of course, new zealand lies in a notorious called the ring of fire. this is an area that is used to these kinds of situations, the location is significant, christchurch, of course, is still recovering from that deadly 2011 quake that killed 185 people, virtually destroyed the entire city center. we're not hearing reports of any casualties at this point. there has been damage of apartment buildings, the insides of houses. no significant structural damage as far as we know at this moment, but, again, that tsunami quake -- that sue natsunami thr a huge concern. authorities say people must get to higher grounds. they say the initial waves will be smaller than the later waves that could come. people are bracing for the worst. >> do you have any idea when we'll know how severe this tsunami might be? >> we're going to have to keep wa

roommates. >> you have been watching this on the news, unfold? do you have questions for officials at the wrun? for the police? what questions are going through your mind? >> just why would somebody ever do something like this. it's hard -- i mean obviously they are trying to do the best they can to figure out what happened, figure out the situation. it's hard to imagine why anybody would do something like this. >> have you ever been in a situation like this before, tyler? >> no. definitely a first for me. >> tyler harden, a student at the ohio state university. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> we have much more ahead on the ohio state university attacks. ten people taken to hospitals. nine stable. one critical. the suspect according to officials dead. stay with us. we'll have more after the break. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment f

news desk. a 20-year-old was found stabbed to weekend.. and his family says the suspect was his friend and roommate. kevin zaldana was stabbed in his sleep.. after his family says he opened his home to his friend jacob driscoll.. who they believe took advantage of their loved one. police arrested driscoll.. who faces a charge of murder with the use of a deadly weapon. to make donations to kevin's funeral expenses.. visit our website at fox5-vegas- dot-com. we have a link to the family's go fund me account. we hope to learn more about what led up to the deadly plane crash up north in elko. the pilot, 2 medical crew members and a patient were killed after the american medflight plane crashed and caught fire on friday night. it happened shortly after taking off from elko regional airport. police say the pilot like saved lives by going down in a parking lot.. the area. the twin-engine air-ambulance plane was taking a heart-disease patient to a utah hospital. local families got together over the weekend.. for world day of remembrance for traffic victims. people hung personalized ornaments on a tree in me

roommates with wisconsin assembly speaker robin vos. he's married with two young children live in the newsroom, terry sater, wisn 12 news. sheldon: other top wisconsin republicans are offering their support. wisconsin native and house speaker paul ryan tweeted, i'm very proud and excited for my friend reince. governor scott walker also shared his congratulations, saying reince will be an outstanding chief of staff. and the republican party of wisconsin, which priebus once led said we congratulate him on this new role and the historic opportunity. donald trump made another key bannon ran the conservative website breitbart, before joining trump's presidential campaign. trump's administration still has other positions to fill. there's been talk milwaukee county sheriff david clarke might get asked to play a role. earlier this week, clarke released a statement saying anything outside of his current position with county is pure speculation. adrienne: five days since the election and some people are still protesting the president elect. this video is from chicago tonight. and this is video from new york. you see a group of dem

able to speak to one los angeles native who has been living in new zealand who was shaken awake by this powerful quake. him and his roommatesuilding. authorities are warning of a tsunami threat. and so they're askin

news reporter -- gina lazara is live there now. gina? the family tells me these two brothers were also best friends and roommates. one of them worked. one of them went to school. the family says neither of them deserved to die. 13 seconds "if it was some gang bangers and they was out snatching purses or selling dope, you could kind of work it out in your head. but they was good boys. they went to school. the family says 23-year old robert shawn roberts and 22-year old jermaine asher just got into their car to go get their mother a birthday present. the family wants everyone to know --- that initial reports said the boys were doing an illegal u-turn but the family says that is not the case. they were just pulling out of their parked spot on the side of the street when police say a into them......killing.... them both. the brothers mother says these boys were god's gift to her when she was just 17 and 18 years old. 16 seconds "im at a loss for words. i just want to tell the guy, you took my heart. you took my best friends" the boys actually lived in this building behind me they had a third roommate as well who the family tells me is r

roommates over the the weekend. the suspect a 19-year-old from philadelphia is behind bars on a half million dollars bail. live on the desales campus is "action news brooks. bob, what's the latest on this? >> reporter: jim, good evening. students we spoke with say not here, not their school but unfortunately that is the case. i can't tell -- i can tell i was bloody knife has been found and it is reported the suspect told the victims he was prepared to kill them. >> that's crazy. >> yeah, small school. >> stuff like this kind of shocks you. >> reporter: desales university rocked by an attempted double homicide. reported weapon of choice a knife found bloody at the scene. a suspect a 19-year-old named brendan mcmichael of philadelphia. court documents state it went down in a party in mcmichael's suite in welsh hall. just before 1:00 a.m. police received a call from a roommate. he and another roommate john mcloughlin had been attacked that mcmichael pulled a knife on the two in their suite room flex to where the party was going on. it states in the affidavit "mussel man reported at this time he saw in the mirror's reflection that the defendant was ho

lived in this building behind me they had a third roommate as well who the family tells me is really tonight. reporting live gina lazara 13 action news right now -- we have live look -- at a trash fire -- burning near boulder highway -- and sunset. that haze you see -- is the smoke. henderson firefighters -- are on scene right now. they say no buildings are threatened. they haven't released much information yet. but we'll give the details --as we get t we're following new information -- coming from the team -- preparing the president-elect. donald trump -- picks one of the highest members of his team. that's a full day earlier -- than expected. republican party chairman -- reince priebus -- will serve as the new white house -- chief of staff. trump -- also named steve bannon -- as his senior counselor. neither -- priebus nor bannon -- has significant governing experience. but -- in a statement -- trump says -- they are both quote -- "highly qualified leaders -- our campaign." happening right now. this is a live look -- at an anti- donald trump protest -- in chicago. it's much smaller -- than protests we've seen the last five days. it

roommate? uh, this lewis? yeah, that's right, pops. that's today. that might be today, i thought you just said you had today's views. today's views is yesterday's news. oh, no, no, no, no, mr. sanford. there's nothing between elizabeth and me. that's what i'm worried about. ain't nothing between you. i wouldn't mind if something was between you, like a wall or a state. mr. sanford, i'm surprised at you. maybe my father will feel better if he understood the relationship the 3 of y'all. i know i would. uncle fred, uncle fred, look. delores and lewis and i are equal friends. now, what does that mean? that means i wouldn't do nothing with lewis that i couldn't do with delores. i mean, we'll be-- we'll be taking our meals together and we'll be studying together. that's right, and lewis is very handy. he can fix things around the apartment and stuff. but when it comes to anything else, he's got his dates and i got mine. yeah, and i got mine, heh. yeah, right. [knocking on door] who is it? esther: it's esther. we moved. open up. open up? we living in detroit now. catch the bus and join us. say, look, um, if i were you, i wouldn't tell aunt esther that the

roommate living in my head. it puts me down and doubts me. that questions what i did or what i said. and it's very draining. if you start a new 3/4 of them don't succeed so you have to be more comfortable with failure. i was kind of liking that i was brought up by a mother in a one-bedroom apartment in athens who kept saying to me failure is not the opposite of success. it's a stepping stone to success. so she always made me feel that it was ok to try anything and fail along the way. and so when i wanted to go to cambridge, for example, and everybody said you will never get in, you do not speak english, we don't have any money, she said let's find a way to get to cambridge. we knew it was unlikely and i probably would fail but that did not stop us from trying. so i think more women need to have that sense that it's ok to fail along the way. because you have talked to every entrepreneur under the sun, is there anybody who has not failed along the way? emily: a lot of people blame the diversity problem in the tech industry on networking. people hire people they know. so men hire men, for example. you are very close personal fri

roommate has moved to framingham for the safety. police continue to investigate those letters as a possible hate crime. >> new this morning, a decision after this crash. boston city council has voted to lower the city speed limit to 25 miles per hour. back in march, a person walking down the street in the back bay was hit when one car involved in a drag race jumped the curb. the new limit applies to areas where no speed signs are posted. it could go into effect as early as january. investigation in a boston neighborhood. it happened last night. police confirm two people were hurt. one of the victims was taken to brigham women's hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> a couple is alive after a brush with death. the frightening aftermath of a g.p.s. mistake. new this morning, keeping your kids safe. the accessory that could give parents some peace of mind. also this mog eyeopener, a night in new york city turning into a murder mystery. the clue left behind after a party. >> randy, we're learning more about the car smashed by a commuter rail train in revere. you see it here. the car going around the crossing gate before impact. we d

news. >>> let's change and talk about the holidays. some spots in the valley -- [ laughter ] -- they are getting set for christmas. the community. they are going to flip the switch on a big holiday display tonight. roommate -- who might be slipping -- flipping a switch? mr. paul horton. >>this is going awesome. are you ready for the greatest party in the valley?, and out to this party out here as we flip the switch to 3,000,000 lights. look at this. they call this a polar glide. these are polar glide ambassadors that are enjoying the fun out here. is all part of re it is all part of s'mores land. it's a beautiful night, satellite radar shows cloud cover. >>> it's mostly clear skies in temperature wise we are into the upper 60s right now, light winds and your evening planner, take a look, temperatures at about 60 degrees by 9:00 and dropping into the mid-xts -- mid-50s by 11:00. the party starts at about 6:00 this evening., run out. switch to the beautiful tree at about 6:45. >> that's great. you don't even need snow for the tubes. >> he's got a wireless microphone. he needs to be on one of those inner tubes. [ laughter ] >> have you tried it, paul? >> the pressure, i tried it earlier today. it's amazing!

month, the trio of roommates has searched everywhere from their home but their dogs are nowhere to be found. the. they the dog ran out of the get a left open by landscapers with this huge new reward. the owners hoping somebody might be able to bring their pups home. >> we're committed owners. anyone who is passionate about we truly are compassional individuals and we love our annals. we -- animals. we love our dogs and whatever it takes to get them back we're okay with doing that. >> dedicated dog owners. that reward up to $10,000. >>> well, a dog in nebraska has found a new role inside a courthouse. >> so has rob mccarteny found judge is now using his dog to alter the atmosphere >> reporter: this is a popular place. unfortunately. >> you're in the busiest court in the state of nebraska. >> douglas county, juvenile court. dealing with young people going through life changing crises. >> you will be in criminal court and we don't want that to happen. >> reporter: this morning, a teleconference with a teenager being held at the youth facility in karney. >> let me give you another way to think about this. cooperative teen. >> i have to have evidence you're doing what needs to

roommate later finding the person, his friend dead inside that home. we'll have continued coverage of this developing story throughout the day on news 3. >> dana: now to new york just north of manhattan. hillary clinton voting in her home state just a short time ago. bill location. it has been a long night for hillary clinton. just hours ago she was at a rally in raleigh, north carolina. >> kim: there he is tim kaine around 3:30 this morning our time he cast his ballot in richmond, virginia. >> dana: donald trump expected to cast his vote in about 15 minutes. when he does, we'll take you 20 voice here on channel 3. tim tebow made his first big play in baseball. i'm catherine cortez masto. i know some people are so disgusted with p politics they think their vote doesn't matter. but we can't just sit on the sidelines when so much needs to be done. i know that, working together, we can make progress. as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, why did he threaten to shut down the

news. when two men asked to buy cheese from c-v-s they didn't get the reaction they expected reporter jonathan costen has the bizzare story. something strange happened to rick berry and his roommate philip blackwell when they went shopping in this carytown drug store last night. berry asked the employee for one thing. "sliced cheese. i just, yeah, all i asked was for sliced cheese and she told me that they didn't carry it." berry said before he knew it.. the two employees just vanished. "we looked around for about, i want to say 30 or 45 minutes and we couldn't find anybody." a third customer was also in the store. "he was actually in the store before we were. he had a bad tooth, all he wanted was some orajel. that's all he needed. and then the employees disappeared and we all just became part of some weird event." eventually bery says police showed up. customers and the police worked together to find the missing employees. "he was laughing with us cause, you know, we were like this is how weird movies start. weird apocalyptic movies start. just joking about it." berry shot his own snapchat video that shows officers trying to find the employees. "someone called the cops on us." e

roommates, in their mid-20's at the time, former nbc producers who basically were trying to start a newsletter that would summarize the news friends. whileea that millennials, they are not huge consumers of newspapers or network news are in fact, contrary to popular belief, they want to do with going on. it's a straightforward summary, compared it to the original time magazine. it's very broad it doesn't go into a lot of depth. he gives you a good foundational knowledge of what's happening. and it's written in snappy millennial a witch. -- language. carol: what do you mean? on overot of jokes go my head. l,uses acronyms like ir etc., etc.. carol: they are having some fun with it. max: it's useful. -- useful. oliver: i was on the subway looking over the shoulder of the person next to me and i saw the headline, a major news event. i was like what is this? i said in reading more and the content when you got past the snark was very straightforward and very objective, which surprised me. we are having an editorial meeting the other day, i it brought up like six stories in the regular business meeting. three of them were in the

. >> two roommates, in their mid-20's at the time, former nbc producers who basically were trying to start a newsletter that would summarize the newse idea that millennials, while they are not huge consumers of newspapers or network news are in fact, contrary to popular belief, they want to do with -- want to know what is going on. so, it's a straightforward summary, compared it to the original time magazine. it's very broad it doesn't go into a lot of depth. on the other hand, it gives you kind of a good foundational knowledge of what's happening. and it's written in snappy millennial language. carol: what do you mean? max: a lot of jokes go on over my head. despite the fact i am on the younger side. ,t's sort of kind of you know uses acronyms like irl, etc., etc. that's nodded --, you know. anyway -- carol: they are having some fun with it. max: it's youthful. oliver: i was on the subway looking over the shoulder of the person next to me and i saw the headline, i forget what it was but it was a major news event. and i was like, ok what is this? i said in reading more and the content when you got past the snark was very straightfo

news from the live desk. two arrests made in the murder of a former u of a basketball player. we learned of his death almost a year ago. his roommate and an accomplice are charged in the case. >>> less than aweek away from the election bringing you the fact checks on the candidates. with donald trump wants guns in the classroom as clinton claims. >> he's said on his first day in office he would require every school in america to let people carry guns into our classrooms. >> politifact found trump said he would get rid of gun-free zones at schools. noting that it would get signed on his first day in office. trump says trained teachers classroom. they rated this true. >> the fbi has reopened its investigation into hillary clinton and discovered another 650,000 emails. >> trump continued his rail against clinton's emails at a rally on monday. they found the 650,000 were discovered in a separate investigation but it's unclear how or duplicates. they're only looking at a small portion. they rated the claim half true. >>> so you see a dog with its owner in the store. are you an isn't that cute person or a why is that animal allowed guy?

roommate thing to do, right? i fall asleep. come to again and i'm fully clothed, and i am running down the middle of a street, in new brunswick, new jersey, and i am wearing a batman mask. ( laughter ) i don't know where i got one. i've never owned a batman mask. i don't even like d.c. comics, man, but i am wearing one and i am running, maybe from the person i took the from. i black out again. i come to. i'm on the front porch of a house. i'm trying to open a door. there's a guy holding it closed from the other side going, "no, seriously, batman, you cannot come in here." i black out again. i come to on top of a parked car. i'm jumping up and down. there are people surrounding the entire car going, "batman! batman!" i black out. i come to, i'm back in my room, thank god. batman mask. and as i get my bearings, i realize that on the couch in the corner of my room there are two adult men hocan only be described as sketchy, and they're look at me. and i'm looking at them. and finally i say, "you, you have to get out of my house." and they look at each other. the one guy goes, "wait, what?" and i go, "you have to go. you have to ge

roommate i ever had. so, i hate that he had -- i hate that he had to catch a dr and get time. >> but as officers move him, sandier has some concerns about his newlmate. until they can sort things out, sandier is placed in a holding cell. >> i didn't try to make the job harder, so don't just -- i don't want to put myself in the situation. >> what is the problem with the cell? >> the dude in 116 is a known psychological inmate. >> okay. >> two dudes have moved out of his room because of altercations. so i'm trying to prevent myself from falling into that same category because i know me as an inmate, i'm not trying to set myself up for failure. >> i'll check with your dorm lieutenant. it will be up to your dorm lieutenant, but i'll check with him, see if that's an option, okay? just hang out. >> all right, i appreciate it. >> just hang out for me. >> it's hard moving into a room with an inmate that you don't really know and he has a history of, you know, altercations and situations with other roommates, so you know, to avoid that, i just go about it the right way, right procedures, you know. and hopefully, you know, better outcome come out of it.

find new roads at your local chevy dealer. sharing a ten by ten room,ng threestruggling.nding, i rent this place and then i started home sharing. my roommatesout all the time. they are glad to meet the guests and that opportunity that airbnb has given me is such a priceless gift. i was able to take three months off to take car of my family during a family tragedy. the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge impact in my life. >>> all right. house speaker paul ryan just announcing this morning, he has already cast his vote. take a listen. >> wait for it! >> playing coy. >> wait for it. with rapt attention we wait for it. >> i thought on it all summer. in fact, i already voted here for our nominee last week, in early voting. we need to support our entire republican ticket. here's the other thing i'd say. for those of us who lived through the 1990s, steve, it's sort of feeling of deja vu. and the point i keep trying to make to younger voters, who did not live through the 1990s, this is what life with the clintons look like. it's always a scandal, one after another, then there's an investigation. and what happens, steve, is you neve

news on another search. this one. found safe just after 2:00 a.m. this morning. he had been missing since tuesday. last seen by his roommate in their apartment. carl conyers is being interviewed right now in houston by the authorities. one sergeant said conyers liked a tweet and that may have helped find him. now, police will release more details later on this morning. john conyers is the longest serving member of the house of representatives first elected in '65. >>> federal investigators now say the barrier separating visitors from gorillas at the cincinnati zoo was substandard the day a toddler fell into the exhibit. that little boy was not hurt in the incident last may, thankfully, but zoo officials were forced to kill a 17-year-old silverback gorilla. that barrier, which was built in 1978, had never been a problem before, but investigators found it was, quote, no longer effective. >>> surveillance video from a used car dealership in detroit shows what appears to be a demolition derby. it's believed the would-be thief in particular. he wanted a tahoe suv. but in the ross, he crashed and rammed many of the lots' other vehicles and ended up

roommate. i'm putting it in my name. so i called the cable company and they let me know that i already have an outstanding balance and if i want to get a new account, i need to take care of that balance before it transfers. they tell me that the address to this account is to an erica phillips and the old place that i was living in. - [cristina] did you open an account when you were living with your cousin? - never had an account, never had credit. never had anything. so i, i tell them that it might be a mistake so i give them my social security number and they tell me that my account number with my social security is linked to this outstanding balance. which made me realize that erica, my cousin erica, used my social security and ran up my credit and essentially stole from me. - okay so then how much was that bill? - i have it right here your honor. - any other bills? - i have the bills - from everything that she. - so you have that outstanding bill from the. - from the cable company. - okay and what else? - i also have another bill from an electronic store in which erica purchased a tv, was about $900. and then i also have a credit card t

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