." >> i'm supposed to be cute, not athletic. >> for don, the episode is bittersweet, because he was with garry right before he died. night before he passed. and there were several other producer, writers, from "happy days" was there. he was in a coma, but they said he can probably hear us. then we started laughing about stories. and somebody said they saw him open his eyes up. i know he was hearing us. it's a sad time, but a time to remember, and enjoy and share laughs with him even then. >> he would have wanted us to laugh. you know how >> even his passing, people will be ssiling. >> yeah. >> they're going to take gar ri's heart with them through this show. >> well said. you may know garry marshall also created "mork and mindy." you'll also see pam dawber pop up in tonight's tribute. >> how could you not be there. >> a very popular show you might remember, the "gilmore girls," of course. melissa mccarthy actually got after working out a few scheduling conflicts, she was able to come back for the big reunioo. >> she's so busy. and we all were together on set, and it was just great. >> it

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. >> i'm supposed to be cute, not athletic. give me a hand. >> for don most, the episode was bittersweet because he was with garry right before he died. >> i was at the hospital the night before he passed. and there were several other producer/writers from happy days there. he was in a coma but they said he could probably hear us. and we started laughing about stories. and then one of the guys said they saw him open his eyes up. i know he was hearing us, you know. so as sad a time it was, it was a time to remember and enjoy and share laughs with him even then. >> he would have wanted us to laugh. you know how he was. >> so even his passing, people would be smiling. >> yeah. >> they're going to take garry's heart with them through this show. >> yeah. we will keep garry right here. >>> now to another talent that is definitely gone too soon. graceland, is like no other place on earth. now you can stay at graceland. we're giving you a personal tour right now from the perfect person. >> hello, everyone. i'm priscilla presley welcome

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. >> reporter: andrew good speed may not move or think like the athletes who have taught his team this game. but if you ask his coaches, like griffin geraghty. >> they are not that different from us. field makes disabilities disappear for a few hours. >> we have one community. we unite here. truck for the last year, griffin and other high school athletes have shared their passion with the passionate. and confident.

there are billions of people, because they're not athletic or they have the right skill set are not allowedo play professional sports. >> they're a university somewhere for them. >> we have to crush the professional baseball ceiling. everybody, every child, every adult, every animal should be allowed to play professional sports. >> if you can throw 104 mile an hour fastball -- >> i can't. but that should not matter. it should not matter. no standards. >> the world series was a massively watched event, for good reason. two midwest cities, 178-year absence from the winner's circle. a massive 40 million-plus viewers for the finale. the presidential candidates seizeed on the opportunity to be seen. they took out political ads. first trump. >> the american moment is here. two choices. two americas. decided by you. hillary clinton will keep us on the road to stagnation. fewer job jobs, rising crimes, america diminished at home and abroad. donald trump will bring the change we're waiting for, america, better, stronger, more prosperous for everyone. a plan for tomorrow. a future brighter than our p

dave was angry that his adopted son, michael, was not athletic. >> neighbors would hear him call michaelal names to michael that are just horrible. we have him yelling at him in the street because he can't ride a bike or catch a football or play baseball. >> all those years jane was afraid to report dave. so she covered up her abuse and her injuries. we obtained this summary of a police report from the 1980s in which jane reported that an intruder attacked her while she was alone at work. at the time, police found the injuries consistent with jane's story. in fact, said bamieh, dave inflicted those injuries. then ordered jane to lie, and blame a nonexistent intruder. a pattern of covering up dave's abuse, abuse which by the summer of 2009 was getting worse, said bamieh. >> from june of '09 to august of '09, it was escalating. >> but jane continued to take it, until that particular august night when something changed. that night, according to bamieh, for the first time, dave threatened michael's life. she really believed he was going to kill michael? >> yeah. >> jane had taken michael to

not athletic. play him for charity. the worst show in las vegas in my opinion is penn jill let. hokey gar gadget. new york show even worse. that's not 282 tweets. 282 different entities at least. on twitter, thing two tonight, want to guess what kind of terrible and unacceptable behavior melania trump to focus on if she becomes first lady? the answer in just 60 seconds. >>> it is rare to see anyone involved a presidential campaign as surprised as melania was by her husband last week. >> i might join him. we'll see. >> she is actually going to make two or three speeches. >> oh. >> and i will tell you -- >> news right there. >> she is amazing when she speaks. she is an amazing public speaker. >> definitely seemed like the first time melania trump heard about speeches and hard to back out when it's announced on national tv so today a first solo campaign speech in ohio with a mean focus of the work should she become first lady. >> our culture has gotten too mean and too rough. especially to children and teenagers. we have to find a better way to talk to each other, to disagree with e

right now in history is not the first time that athletes have taken a stance. i would be remiss if i did not say that women have been taking about a stance in missouri, new jersey, alabama, massachusetts, and some of the other states where young people are inspired. they are taking that same knee that colin kaepernick is taking, and they are getting disciplined for this. we are excited to have these three incredible gentleman with us here at the house of labor. first i want to introduce my new friend, benjamin watson. he is a tight end from the baltimore ravens. off the field, benjamin stays busy with his foundation, his growing family and the nfl players association where he is on the executive committee. he is with the all-pro dad campaign, and in 2005, benjamin published his first book about getting real with race and fears. we are honored to have a baltimore raven in the house of labor tonight. [applause] to my immediate right is my friend and labor activist joe briggs. he was first hired by the nfl players association to manage their financial programs depa

ght,i thouell, who knows, maybe he's not that athletic? you know, maybe that's the thing, he didn't want to go. so, i looked him up. and it turned out not only is he athletic, he's a relief pitcher for the toronto blue jays. i'm serious.d? take a look. this is -- that's him, yeah. [ laughter ] anyways, i hate letting anyone down, so we invited joe back to the show to see if we could get this high five done right, once and for all. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome toronto blue jays relief pitcher, joe biagini! [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> jimmy: welcome to the show. thank you so much for being here. japologize for ng m missing you on that high five. but now you're here, and we're going to give it another shot. are you ready to do this? >> let's do it. [ laughter ] ? you're the best around nothing's gonna ever keep you down ? [ ch and alause ] ? you're the best around nothing's gna ever keep you down ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: give it up for joe biagin everybo [ chee and applause ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for th

. >> i'm supposed to be cute, not athletic. give me a hand. >> for don most, the episode was bittersweet because he was with garry right before he died. >> i was at the hospital the night before he passed. and there were several other producer/wrs he could probably hear us. and we started laughing about stories. and then one of the guys said they saw him open his eyes up. i know he was hearing us, you know. so as sad a time it was, it was a time to remember and enjoy and share laughs with him even then. >> he would have wanted us to laugh. you know how he was. >> so even his passing, people would be smiling. >> yeah. >> they're going to take garry's show. >> yeah. we will keep garry right here. >>> now to another talent that is definitely gone too soon. elvis presley. his world famous estate, graceland, is like no other place on earth. nocayou ny sta at ragndcela. we're giving you a personal tour right now from the perfect person. >> hello, everyone. i'm priscilla presley welcome to the guest house. >> the new guesthouse at gra

those professional athletes but those high-school athletes are small school college athletes mainstream media does notk much about them.al but their stories are integral to what we try to say. >> host: in your book what is the big five by. >> a lot of people say it is the big four the nfl that is king still the most powerful cultural destitution that we have nba.powerf and dolby and nhl and then also adding major league soccer.e. because the only openly gay athlete in any of those xx is currently believe publicly e.m. out athlete price to make their are some that have teammates that have boyfriends the weave the public don't know or don't talk about it. so right now the only one is rodney rogers and there has only been one other in history and he never made a regular-season roster there only two openly gay men ever in only one right now. >> this is a tough question for our movement because of course, and it begins the personal journey and ends that. i want people to come out because it helps to change the conversation of america america, to be held up as the bastion of masculinity to have a game and c

. >> the cavs are not the only athletes. josh brown and andrew hawkins join three others to meet with ? members qwaof congress created wide receiver antawn bolden. it is to discuss police brutality. 8? there was 'jf?a pick posted and says i ?omwas encouraged to lea of their answers in their community to bring law enforcement and local leaders he added he thinks the efforts of these p,?players will open t dialogue and lead to progress. lots of sports in cleveland. lebron james had a lot to say on the matter. andy baxton will explain more. lauren brill, news 5. >>> still ahead at six. a long standing building across side will soon be no more. coming up. we will have one last look at prevalent ?across northeast ohio. two 7m1of every ten adults know family or friend who have use the fs6heroin. the state department of t?healt and nearly 3 in ten know >>> also in in 2015, the centers for disease control rate. >> one of the highest buildings will disappear. the lake shore power plant. it is ready for demolition. john kosic got a la

ability height, weight, and athletic ability. it was not safe. >> reporter: instead the stage, they played a little pickup game where they usually practice in south park. the pioneers were scheduled to play saturday afternoon but parents and coaches from the opposing team to be did not want their kids to get hurt. >> it was not about them being a certain race. it was about the safety of our children. >> reporter: her son plays football. he is 10 in about 90 pounds. >> those kids were so much other on october 29. >> literally picked them up by the neck. >>> reporter: that's what started the scuffle. her twins play for the pioneers. she said rams parents directed racial slurs at the team. >> i thought the coach was just yelling at my son. it was an adult. there was no punch for many adult. >> the assistant coach, or any other adult. >> he has a bruise and swelling there. clear as day. a fist mark. >> reporter: she said what hurt most is what her son's heard when he was put in the ambulance. >> she told him she was they >> reporter: whatever t

not all athletes are but he is. taking the time to take pictures meeting those young kids. nice guy. he is done it every year. way to go peggy.peg she was the only one that i had it. it. the only station there. all right peggy. l ago a home run for sure any i team report.. check in with kenny crumpton. mister crumpton. hi kenny. ny good morning you guys. hello. d.llo. in the test kitchen our headquarters this morning and previewing that march of dimes signature chefs event happening this monday ng just a few tabless left if you're going to check it out you weoid have a link to their webw last year theyebs raised 100 ovr $100,000 for the march of dimes that's awesome. some of the cool items to be able to bid on mar your recordf package at canterbury golf club. michael simon dinner experience. dinner and a show downtown. e breckenridge package for all of you skiers out there.ecke a plane ride a backyard barbecue my goodness. go just to name a few there are plenty of the. onenty of the 40 chefs that wie there monday you'll give us somm tasty morsels to sample. what do we have?

but there's a catch - it's not an athlete... coach... or even a person. plus - protesters and police clash in north dakota... what police are accused of firing at kalkaska, michigan where it's finally starting to look like winter. the first major snowfall of the season swept across the state this weekend... with snow blanketing many parts of the country. more on the winter weather... all no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this friday watching the fox 6 wakeup news. high pressure is sitting over us today keeping us sunny but that sunshine wont be enough to warm us up. we stay below average with highs in the mid 30s. we will dip into the teens and low 20s tonight but then e tuesday ahead of a low pressure system. we can expect rain late on tuesday

. >> it is based on legal advice that is notness ily true. >> athletes and celebrities are spreading the word about cryotherapy. >> temperatures are freezing cold and the centers are popping up around the bay area. >> cold is getting hot here. federal regulators warn some claims are unproven. many are convinced of the benefits. >> more people are subjecting themselves to freezing temperatures in hopes of clearing what ails them. temperatures as low as 180 degrees bee will he 0. >> getting relief and knee pain. >> the chambers are in the bay area and across the country. >> many benefits come from it and you're going to get mood elevation. >> kevin kramer says the company could expand from nine locations to 28. he described therapy as cold shock and says it stim you'll yates blood flow. >> range of motion and improvements and recovery. >> sessionsast from two and a half to three and a half minutes. >> it implies that it's therapeutic. there is a wellness benefit to it. >> craig heller says it reenergizes the body. saying it is use by the athletes and says claims of some centsers have g

. >> reporter: andrew good speed may not move or think like the athletes who have taught his team this game. but if you ask his coaches, like griffin geraghty. >> they are not that different from us. field makes disabilities disappear for a few hours. >> we have one community. we unite here. truck for the last year, griffin and other high school athletes have shared their passion with the passionate. and confident. having a kid with down syndrome comes with certain challenges and uncertainty. the reality of being a little different off the field. >> they have dreams that they can do something bigger and better, go to college, do all the things are developing -- there typically developing peers can do with the help of friends and community. >> reporter: the colorado lacrosse community often looks up to these guys. the national champions, playing and on this day, andrea and the rest of unifyed lacrosse get to show why they belong. >> they may not get him off the field. >> reporter: at halftime, the spectators and the national champs swap places. and it didn't take long for goodspeed to p

. >> it is based on legal advice that is notness ily true. >> athletes and celebrities are spreading the word about cryotherapy. >> temperatures are freezing cold and the centers are popping up around the bay area. >> cold is getting hot here. federal regulators warn some claims are unproven. many are convinced of the benefits. >> more people are subjecting themselves to freezing temperatures in hopes of clearing what ails them. temperatures as low as 180 degrees bee will he 0. >> getting relief and >> the chambers are in the bay area and across the >> many benefits come from it and you're going to get mood elevation. >> kevin kramer says the company could expand from nine locations to 28. he described therapy as cold shock and says it stim you'll yates blood flow. >> range of motion and improvements and recovery. >> sessions last from two and a half to three and a half minutes. >> it implies that it's therapeutic. there is a wellness benefit to it. >> craig heller says it reenergizes the body. saying it is use by the athletes and says claims of some centsers have gone too far. >> th

>> i was a -- i was not a a naturally-born athlete, jimmy. >> jimmy: no, you were not. [ laughter ] >> i was like -- and then, when you don't get picked, you don't get any better. and when you don't get better, you don't get picked. it's a vicious cycle. [ laughter ] so, i was doing -- i would do plays. that was my whole thing, >> jimmy: at a super young age. >> yeah, i mean, since i was a a little kid, yeah. >> jimmy: and when did you stop performing? >> well, what happened was, i used to do improv. there's a theater in l.a. called the groundlings. >> jimmy: absolutely, yeah. >> and so, i used to do, like, all these classes. kathy griffin was a teacher of mine. and i would do, like, the thursday shows. the guests, they would invite me to do thursday shows sometimes. >> jimmy: that's the best. >> so, i would do these shows. it was great. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i would do these shows, and then the one i think i would say to the director, melanie graham, i said, "just don't have me sing." >> jimmy: yeah. " >> jimmy: yeah, that's not your deal. >> i'm no lin-manuel miranda. [ light laugh

not the athletic field. >> you can put a little bit more butter on that. >> reporter: the camaraderie is the same. >> i compare this to football, because we're working as a team. >> reporter: a bond forged by common experiences. the head coach of the castlemont knights say half of the football players on the team don't get enough to eat. >> sometimes we have food, but i need to make sure my younger siblings and my mom eat first. >> reporter: jamal says he's staying with his grandmother. he and the other players say it was important to partner with a nonprofit. >> there you go. >> reporter: called regina's helping hand. started by a west oakland mother to prepare meals to distribute to struggling folks on thanksgiving day. the castlemont students are paying it forward. after students heard about their struggles, and presented them with a check last month. the team says others struggling deserve help too. >> i wouldn't wish that on nobody to feel that experience, because what i felt, i don't want no one to feel that. not ever. >> reporter: these students say they too are the faces of th

kareem was not only a great athlete, but he's long been an articulate spokesman for social justice..and now he l receive the nation's highest civilian honor. honor.this year's list of medal of freedom winners also includes bill and melinda gates, bruce springsteen, tom has and another nba legend...michael jordan. the medals will be presented at the white house next tuesday. 3 the milwaukee bucks are ?not? commenting on an espn report nbtethat are refusing to h stay at trump hotels. the sports network names the bucks, the memphis grizzlies and dallas mavericks as the mark cuban hasn't commented on the report, but he ?was? a strong supporter of hillary clinton during the presiden campaign as is bucks co-owner marc lasry. 3 and ta look at this video. it shows the dayton university basketball team getting off of a plane mondathat still had hillary clinton's campaign slogan, "stronger together" on it.turns out thiswasn't a political statement. the charter company sent the old clinton campaign plane....and the team didn't have any say. 58 that its team has also flown on that very plane becaus

athletes. so they're not just hitting their sport; they're hitting football, basketball track; because we have 3 sport athletes in there. so now if they can affect a couple kids on each of their teams who aren't in there at that point in time..that affect someone else and someone else. skyline... as construction crews work on the northwestern mutual building. get a closer look at the progress park could soon be sold... how the land is expected to be used -- just ahead. and wells fargo reaches yet another settlement... how the bank was overcharging russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system let's protect social security, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards companies for exporting our jobs. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we need an economy darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only

is usual defers to that quick wit were going at you were trying to hurt kicker no you most not atmosphere athletes never do in ig at athletic in your life so it's hard for you to understand. >> several other reminder tonight that sports and politics can a bad mix. remember theo epstein skipped the red sox white house visit in 2008 with george w. bush in office. now thee theo trying to make cubs visit before donald trump takes over while barack obama is still in office. and of course, bill belichick trump. well at least belichick did. brady reminding of his allegiance to his wife. inside patriots locker pay politics will not divide them that point reinforced by hillary clinton supporter mark bennett. get going anyway. so, i mean we're teammates like i'm not mad at people. like i love i believe in people. and maybe a bad thing maybe good thing but i believe in people. like, what your religion is what color you are, do in your spare time none of that bothers me as long you're nice human being and we're together i have no, i don't care. >> tweeting back at producer chad. i believe in people. when chad

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