once it's built, everything in the nursery will be replanted there. adot says the temporary nursery is unlikely to increase scorpions in the area because the ground >> adot says it's not the trees. probably nobody from adot lives over here. they can say what they want to say about what's causing temperature it's here now. >> reporter: with no answer to what neighbors call a scorpion invasion. >> it was pretty painful. so i can only imagine if something happened to my chile >> reporter: with the weather getting cooler, chance of scorpions around. once the freeway project starts early next year, a developer will keep tabs on the pest situation. >> zahid, you mentioned the cooler temperatures, and is we've got a front passing by, brought us the cloud cover today. temperatures cooler today, highs in the mid-70s. we're sitting at 76 degrees, right where we should be this time of year. winds are nice and country, along the rim, toward flagstaff. upper 60s by 9:00. >>> if you see military helicopters flying low over the 63 tonight, it's all part of military

>> sergio and i had a great time at round-the-clock nursery in harlem. >> i love the children's want they need an opportunity to do something. >> what ms. davis is doing for the community is awesome. >> yesterday reported on 21-year-old kaitlyn george, a missing university of maryland student from townes river new jersey. according to blease, caitlin was supposed to meet up with her boyfriend for a hiking trip and never shut up. as it is the boyfriend realized she was not coming he contacted police. according to the police she got into a white cab that took her to a marina in baltimore city. from there we there we know that she entered into another waiting vehicle. this time an suv. she was last seen on a charm city bus in downtown baltimore. from there, we are not sure where she has been. it has been four days since last time she is seen. i reach i reached out to the family to see if they had further information per they are not wanting to speak with media right now. journalists have been swarming the house. they are in maryland and they are not okay with speaking to the media. i wa

at the question of facility in new york a few prison in new york with a nursery on site.s a story about what's next. where do the mothers and infants go when they leave. some go home or go to a community to a community called our children. our children who runs the nursery at the correctional facility is in on secretary and, not-for-profit community that helps mothers rebuild their lives post incarceration. to learn more i headed to long island city, new york to talk with the sister who founded it. >> we give home and hospitality to about 70 or 80 families and their children to establish homes and program support, daycare, after school. anything that needs to support the women in their efforts to rebuild their lives. >> no time limit as to how long the women can stay. >> and we have a house cat. so we tried to make it as homey as possible. >> when the women first leaves prison they would go into a housing facility with more roles such as communal dinners. >> i could've went home but i figured it was time to change to make different decisions. i know if i went home i would

prizes for abandoned nurseries souring.ket is likely to heat up even more after tomorrow's election. >> reporter: you are looking at what is perhaps the most heavily fortified farm. around the clock security, surveillance cameras and lots of razor wire. no, they are not growing artichokes or strawberries. >> whatever is able to be grown within the nursery. >> reporter: ah, yes, the greenhouse nurseri. montere county has 150 to 200 abandoned flower nurseries, the industry was devastated when trade deals allowed cheap imported flowers to flood the market. there was growing space just rotting away. that secret marijuana farm, yes, it used to be an old nursery. monterey county superintendent say investigators are swooping in and buying those greenhouses at sky high prices. hoping they approve the sky high business tax. >> if din, we will not allow that. >> superintendent salina says it may have tax revenue, hire more cops, provide healthcare for the poor and fix roads. monitor crime rates under its use and make sure marijuana d

. >> my son in nursery school. >> reporter: the fading photographs, a beloved toy a ceramic tree crafted by an 8-year-old these are the treasures of debbie crystal's life. >> gratitude doesn't begin to express what i feel. >> reporter: about six weeks ago she was feeling something else panic after a fire broke out in the attic of her milford home. >> i called 911 we had kind of a short amount of time to run around and grab our belongings. >> reporter: but her most fire. >> and that's where i keep some very special things. >> reporter: special things associated with two special people. her late son and daughter. >> my daughter passed away seven years ago from breast cancer. and then my son passed away about a little over two years ago. >> reporter: days after the fire, she went looking for the special things and spotted a plastic tub. >> and i opened up the tub

in spring, and wait to plant your bulbs and nursery trees until after the first hard freeze. if you don't you could have a , problem. >> they will start thinking it is spring with the warm temperature. they'll start sprouting, that's something you don't want to do. >> if you've already planted cut them down. i just had one more question -- one more question. because of this extended growing season, is that going to impact spring flowers for next year? >> no, it should have no effect on it. >> so enjoy the unseasonably warm weather. we all know winter is coming. in milwaukee i'm meteorologist , lindsey slater, wisn 12 news. kathy: a home will be intentionally set on fire tomorrow in milwaukee. joyce: and a holiday tradition will bring hundreds to waukesha. patrick is looking ahead to tomorrow. patrick: we energies is hand out their ever popular cookie book tomorrow. hundreds lined up saturday for this year's book. tomorrow's distribution will be outside the waukesha county expo center. there are nearly 40 recipes from well-known wisconsinites like archbishop jerome listecki, b

nah, it's--it's an old nursery rhyme. it can't be thatatind of pop. i was singing it to theo in the tub. what the hell am i talking about? what did sylvia sasa she don't know. but her background's greek. uh, i'm naomomreynolds, a temporary civilian aide. arthur fancycy lieutenant in command of the squad. how do you do? how do you do, arthur? so i gather you were held up. our way to work? a woman was crying on the subway, and i went to help her. i was patting g r arm and so forth because she told me she'd been robbed, but come to find out when she got up,p,she'd. and that's why you were late. well, , lost my watch and my graduation ring, so i was filing a 61 report with the transportation police. well, that's a lousy thing to have happen, naomi, but i gather you do want to work your shift. yes, i do. i've been looking forward to it. ok. so this is your desk. tracking messages for the detectives, and receiving civilians. hmm. this is the catching area. yeah, that's right. exactly. being as you're temporary, i won't load you down about filing. oh, i've d

dybul says cut your roses down in spring, and wait to plant your bulbs and nursery trees until after the first hard freeze. if you don't you could have a , problem. >> they will start thinking it is spring with the warm temperature. they'll start sprouting, that's something you don't want to do. >> if you've already planted your bulbs, and see they've started sprouting, dybul says to i just had one more question. >> because of this extended growing season, is that going to impact spring flowers for next year? >> no, it should have no effect on it. >> so enjoy the unseasonably warm weather. we all know winter is coming. in milwaukee, i'm meteorologist lindsey slater, wisn 12 news. joyce: the focus is on another warm up. mark: it would be nice to focus on that for the fall. some crazy flowers are blooming. wild stuff due to the fact that we are still warm. i want to show you the highs we had today across the upper midwest. 59 milwaukee above the average high of 50. it will be warmer than that tomorrow. that is coming. no, i don't think we will get to get to record territory tomorrow. 5

water was flooding mission boulevard and nursery avenue shortly before 1:00 p.m.s is a busy stretch of road here. southbound lanes of mission boulevard had to be closed, and traffic was diverted on to nursery avenue. but, again, all lanes now open. >>> phase two of demolition on the old eastern span of the bay bridge. less explosive than phase one. a year ago, crews used hundreds of dynamite charges to blast the underwater piers. today instead of dynamite, cranes were used to remove the first of 14 sections of that bridge. we sped up the action so you can see the progress. engineers compare it to working with legos. you can see it better in this rehearsal video. special barrels stacked on top of hydraulic jacks and crews can cut this section, push it up and lower it on to barges. >>> it's a sign of the times. politics and selfies. late today, a federal judge in san francisco upheld a ban on selfies in the voting booth. this ruling is getting national attention. it's actually the top story on our website, as well. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us from san jo

drivers are urged now to avoid mission boulevard at nursery avenue in the niles district. traffic is backing up as cars are being diverted on to nursery avenue. >> and tonight we're learning that there were two people in that small plane that crashed in contra costa county last week and the ntsb released its preliminary report this afternoon. the plane took off from buchanan field airport on october 25th. officials say it plummeted to the ground about three and a half minutes after takeoff. a new navigation system had just been installed in this plane. officials have not identify the two people killed in the crash, but we now know there were two people on board. >>> vandals hit a north bay school and that act is only encourage willing students to be more determined. the theater was trashed at santa rosa high school days before production is due to open. despite, that the show will go on. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman joins us live from inside the auditorium. wayne. >> reporter: kristen, you used the word determined and that's a great word. rehearsal ended just a short

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she had no objection to sharing this planet with you, till you broke into her nursery and started destroying her eggs. then she fought back the only way she knew how, we didn't know. how could we? you mean, if these eggs hatch, there'll be thousands of those things crawling around down here? this is where they live. they digest rock. they tunnel for nourishment. and they are the most inoffensive of creatures. they harbor ill will toward no one.. look, we have pergium to deliver. yes, i know. here's your circulating pump. you've complained this planet is a mineralogical treasure house if you had the equipment to get at it. gentlemen, the horta moves through rock the way we move through air, and it leaves tunnels. the greatest natural miners in the universe. it seems to me we could make an agreement, reach a modus vivendi. they tunnel. you collect and process, and your process operation it sounds all right if it will work. except for one thing. the horta is badly wounded. it may die. it won't die! by golly, jim, i'm beginning to think i can cure a rainy day. can you help it? help it? i cured i

we're already making payments on the television and the refrigerator, the nursery school... - and the stove... - no we're not taking out any more loans. the tax on your car based on normal income, should be about $650. - $650, are you sure that's enough, we're in a higher income tax bracket now. - you're a great american, mr crabtree. - your insurance is a real bargain, mr crabtree. complete coverage for $652.87. - $652, are you sure you figured in the volcanic eruptions there? - oh that'll account to $763.26. ith a natural elaskin seal, is gonna come to $468.04. - bargain, that is a bargain. - crabtree. - i'm not finished. - sorry. - plus sales tax. - sales tax, well that's alright. - now? - now. - thanks. crabtree, i'm gonna allow the encroachment for a small monthly payment of $42. - $42? that's real neighborly of you, i appreciate that. - i can backdate that building permit, you scratch my back i'll scratch yours! but, you'll have to take out a license, that'll be $50. - $50, right. - crabtree you're a veteran aren't you. - well i'm gonna assess that car port real cheap, $250. - $

there's a stellar nursery not far from here. we detected several ships inside. we thought we might go say hello. very good, sir. more orange juice? what have you got? we found one of the ships, sir. put it up. t'pol: it appears to be a transport vessel. hail them. they're responding. can i help y y? my name is archer. i'm captain of the starship enterprise. we are from earth. we thought we'd introduce ourselves. pleased to meet you.u. w? nothing. we're new to this region, and we're eager to make contact with other species. oh. if you don't mind my asking... what bringsyouhere? a job. i'm escorting a group of spiritually minded men the-the what? every 11 years, one of the prototoars gives out a neutron blast. these gentlemen... believe it's a sacred event. if you ask me, i think it's just another ball of hydrogen. when is this great plume due to erupt? tomorrow. mind if we join you? it's your time to waste. i'd like to extend an invitation to you and your passengers to visitenterprise. i'll ask them if they're interested. i prefer to stay with my ship. understood

you can see all the little ones in dessed like turkeys at the nursery. of course, they don't even notice it, but they sure are the cutest babies wearing costumes. >>> hey, it's friday and it is another great day of weather. we are going to see sunshine. temperatures back into the low 80s. right now mainly clear skies. a little rain off the east coast. it doesn't stay here. if you are heading out for early morning shopping or later this afternoon, 83 for the afternoon. a little cooler for the weekend but close to 80 degrees. slight rain chance. we will talk about that in a couple of minutes. >>> good morning. here are your hot spots at 6:00 on your friday. i am road warrior hilary zalla. along i-75 in hillsborough county just north of sun city boulevard there is a crash partially blocking the left lane. in injuries reported. because we have more people out on the roads early when it's dark out, just make sure you take it slow. i will get you drive time interstates in less than ten minutes. >>> your news, your community, and we are putting the news back in

. >> reporter: but at the nursery one staple is the main stay, i we get a lot of calls from friends. >> new friends every year right? trying to get their hands on the tradition. >> pretty much as go back. >> tyler and his dad are carrying on the point seta passion that help this business grow. >> favorite cullserer? -- color? >> the pavement after they are all gone. being together on the family but this christmas is a little different. the point seta's are still here but the one who started it will not be. >> we put up a memorial for dad. he passed way august. he was 93 and left behind his family and flowers. >> i think about him every day. passed down for generation as chance to honor the family with each new season. >> what kind of flower man will he be? >> probably better than his dad. >> fantastic tradition this saturday they will host a drive sale but the 26th year in the a and take pictures can and buy one. >> reporter: this is sucha site to see this time of year, and it is a bunch of them? >> they are gather in the warm without and no matter how cold th at 72 degrees. and it i

revenge of the teenage dead will make other horror films look like nursery rhymes. i'll be considered the godfather of gore, the sultan of revoltin', the king of cadavers. hey, what's taking so long? janine, baby, you got to be patient. i've been waiting forever. i'm sick of holding this stupid chain saw. this mask is giving me zits. but you're the star! soon the name "janine" will strike fear in the hearts of millions, like jason and freddy. oh, yeah... a dream come true. all right. i'll arrange for you dream come true. what do you kids find so fascinating about these ridiculous slasher films? oh, hi, dear. grgregory, you'll graduate summa cum laude with majors in chemistry and molecular biology. for any medical school in america. why did you apply to southwest? well, dr. forrest, your questions requires a twofold response-- first, i greatly admire your faculty, and secondly, i plan on specializing in endocrinology, and your laboratory facilities are state-of-the-art. then there's the dorm's proximity to sunset beach. [laughter] that would be convenient. i dabble i

don't expect to hear any nursery rhymes before bed. nick reads and sings will you be buys from a 12-00 page lord of the rings book. >> in the wind from the sea. the white lilies sway and the golden -- >> i'm done. >> geez. it's nice of you to start easy. some people >> i'm determined to make sure he's an intelligent child. >> i love that. changing the diapers, feeding him. and you're loving it. >> i do not mind at all changing diapers. >> he likes to pee all over the place when he changes him. he's like, all over the place. ? i want it pa that way ? >> a lot has changed for nick since the back street boys first album 20 years ago. looked like the 36-year-old beat his drug and alcohol demons. then this alleged bar brawl in january and his arrest for misdemeanor battery. >> our baby moon. she's like go out and have some fun. do what everybody else does. obviously i couldn't do an what everybody else does. especially having a child now, it was an awakening moment for me. ? >> nick is now balancing fatherhood with life on road. back street

donald trump had not given a single cent to that nursery, showed up when the credit was to be doled outd the macarena and wanted to be seen as a donor. terrible story, lure id in several of the best ways. you may have heard a little of that lure id story. the reporter who got it was david fahrenthold. he has given the trump campaign fits with this story. he will be on with lawrence o'donnell in the next hour. you will want to stick around for that. it's going to be a big night, stay with us. >>> you don't hear that from these dishonest people back there, meaning the media. look at'em. look at'em. most dishonest people. they are the most dishonest people. >> we have to put up a little blurry thing on the screen, because we can't show you some of that. that was a trump rally in newton, pennsylvania a few days ago, on cue, everyone at the rally pivots toward the media pen, toward all the tv cameras and starts booing and yelling and flipping the bird after trump gets to this point in the speech, it's a regular thing at trump rallies. and this is also starting to be a regular thing at trump

they are removing it to be cared for at a temporary nursery. it is expected to open in 2019. >>> you may have seen family and rock, north dakota. activists are targeting people to disrupt the prayer camp so they urge people to check in at standing rock. it does not follow facebook check ins for any location. this claimed rumor is false. many people are checking in as a show of solitary with the tribe. >>> if you have been on google, did you spend time playing the in time for halloween. it has the cat making its way through the house sort of like a harry potter scene. you try to swipe depending on which direction to come from as you play it here by knocking off as many ghosts as you can. this has been a big hit today. the game is being made available by google and countries that celebrate halloween. corner and there is a new way to get your turkey questions answered. butterball has been taking questions from cooks for years. for the first time, you can text your questions to the service. the regular phone line starts tomorrow but you can start t

something happens to my child >> reporter:a, dot believes the temp -- adot believes the temporary nursery is not to blame for the uptick in sco sightings because the ground around it has not been disturbed significantly. neighbors say they're thankful that the weather is actually getting a >>> all new at 6:30, what looked like over the top sorority hazing in scottsdale kwoflt some of our view -- caught some of our viewers' attention. young women with colars around their necks and leashes. that is a vodka bottle. we don't know if it's actually alcohol chol. scottsdale police got a couple of calls about all of this, and it turns out it's all fake. this was a reality tv shoot. and those actors. >> that's good to hear. [ laughter ] >>> an unforgettable fishing trip for a father and son. >> tiny homes for the homeless. college students get creative by they run right up the embankment. >> see these mountain lians, it's kind of a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> they've also seen deer, bald eagles, and even bears. >>> have ing ten people work inside a 180-square foot house makes you wonder ho

now, he is a suspected serial a long history of mental illness showing violent impulses since nursery school hitting other kids and killing a goldfish with clorox. at 15, he held his neighbor at gunpoint, put tape over her mouth and raped her. the victim's parents still live in the same home. the former attorney agonized over the details of this case. value of life. the little girl was lucky. he could have shot her. >> reporter: a valley psychiatrist diagnosed kohlhepp saying he had issues and in the end, kohlhepp took a plea deal and served a 15 year prison sentence for sexual assault. >> you know you have someone who is really ill, really sick, but you also know if the prosecution wants to put him in prison, there is no help there. >> reporter: for what he remembers, kohlhepp's former attorney says the teenager was stoic, showed no remorse for his what he did back then. now, he is suspected of at least seven murders. authorities in south carolina have similar descriptions saying he confessed to four murders and showed authorities where to find the bodies. i'm nicole garcia, fox 10 n

southbound lanes at nursery avenue in the niles district are now closed because of flooding and police are diverting traffic on nursery avenue and police are asking drivers to avoid the area. >> as the standoff over a proposed pipeline in north dakota continues, there's more bay area support for those trying to stop it. >> we can not allow corp operations and other people of power to continue this repeated behavior. >> abc 7 news was at uc berkeley today as students showed solidarity with those fighting against the north dakota access pipeline. some see it as a battle over the rights of native americans and others are concerned about possible environmental effects. backers of the pipeline claim they have met federal mandates for the project. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, less than a week to go before we find out who will be our next president, and today new revelations from both sides. >> we're going to have to -- we're going to have to be on our best game. >> reporter: brad-basely and carrie underwood are gearing up for a big night at the cma awards. just ahead, the special gue

is removing more than a thousand trees, plants, and cacti, which will be stored at a nursery nearby while under construction, and then they will be transplanted. it the freeway is scheduled to be opened in 2019. >>> a suit filed in federal the court to order volunteer g.o.p. poll watchers not to harass people. arizona's republican party says it's sending registered observers to silently watch the voting but that is legal. >> i don't think it will go anywhere. is extreme in terms of what they would ask the court to do, to basically tell people not to do things in the future that are very likely first amendment protected. >> reporter: but the democratic party says it is worried rogue actors will scare off voters. >> if you have got an early ballot in your hands that you have already received, vote it. we recommend getting it in the mail by tomorrow, november 1st. >> why? >> to make sure that it gets here by 7:00 on election we don't have a post-mark in arizona. it has to be in our hands by 7:00 on election day. >> maricopa county recorder helen purcell reminding voters to get early ballots

they've already raised 15 varieties in this nursery. seema adgaonkar regularly conducts awareness campaigns. >> the mangroves are mumbai's life insurance. they provide us with a lot of oxygen. and we're all responsible for protecting the trees. >> many mumbai residents aren't even aware of what a treasure they have here. today, school pupils have come to see and learn about the creek's exotic wildlife. >> i was really surprised to see flamingos here. i had no idea we had any in india. i think they're amazing. >> and evidently, the flamingos aren't the only attraction for the young visitors. host: on the coast or inland, people everywhere are trying to protect their country's forests. and for the traditional clans of ethiopia, wooded areas are of particular importance. ♪ >> people need the forest. it provides us with food, and wood for our houses, and a habitat for a lot of animals. we are all responsible for protecting forest. ♪ >> as clan leader, i ensure that no tree is felled and no grassland is cleared without my permission. my peop

. >> the international union for conservation of nature maintains five nurseries where they grow seedlings, including fast-growing eucalyptus. the work provides jobs. it has already produced 400,000 young plants. some of the trees will be allowed to grow to stabilize the the soil. others will be used for firewood. the seedlings need to be watered twice a day. it will take years for them to grow big and strong. the nearby tea plantation also needs watering twice a day. normally the plants don't require irrigation, but for the past six months there's been no rain. the tea factory is the region's largest employer - and it illustrates the dilemma faced by the people here. tea production uses lots of electricity, water and firewood. the tea leaves are dried using hot steam. 350 kilograms of tea consume a cubic meter of firewood. the factory manager has now installed new, more efficient ovens. >> so we cut down the use of firewood by 47 percent. we're working with the forestry and the team there to try and look at better yielding varities of blue comb trees that we use less land and be able to p

uh, the library faxed me about that nursery rhyme you were interested in, detective. seems there's no real answer yeah, i appreciate that. wellllthat's the end of my assignment. i will hope to see you all in the near future. ok, naomi. good night. take care of yourself. good night. how come she's not leaving? i guess she likes the job. what t t weasel's popping about. you know, some mysteries just don't solve. maybe they should have a rating, like for the tv-- the contents of this story aren't 100% clear. any response from melurians, lieutenant? nothing since their original distress call, sir. what about the federation science team working there? dr. manway had a special transmitter. there's nothing, sir. i'm scanning all frequencies. they have to answer. captain. answer. the long-range sensor sweeeeof this system reveals no sign of life. well, that can't be. the last census reported a total inhabitation of more than four billion people. i register no life e adings at all, sir. that's impossible. what could have happened? we would have known in advance of any system-w

in england found that children of working mothers were exposed to more stimulating activities in nurseries anticipate interacted with new children and adults it improved skills like talking and social interactions and other tasks like getting dressed. >>> a new injectable drug is showing promise battling heart disease, the cleveland clinic people with high cholesterol were given a statten anticipate injectable drug. it reversed heart disease by cutting their cholesterol levels and reducing artery blocking plaque that leads to heart attacks. >>> if you're a night owl or early riser, there is nothing you can do to change that, it's in your genes according to experts. it's coming from researchers 23 and me. your dna determines if you're a night outline or early bird. there are 15 genes associated with the bodies internal clock and there's little that a person can do to reset that. the data explains why many night owls feel tired in the morning and why they tend to need more caffeine than the early birds. >>> if you want to stay fit in your gold be years find a fit ball especially if exercise

. >> reportva walls and even a nursery before taking off. >> this is where our one and 2- year-olds do stuff. is kind of a shocking image when you see toys, baby toys with glass all over it. >> reporter: while pastor todd's personal laptop and guitar used for sunday worship were taken, he says some had their sense of security stolen as well. >> felt like we lost peace of mind. and that safety and security that we all take for granted in from us. >> reporter: instead of shutting down for the weekend, pastor todd says dozens of members came together to put their church back together. >> you can't let people breed fear into your community throughout the violence. >> reporter: as pastor todd works on his sermon for sunday morning, he hopes whoever is responsible finds peace. >> as a church we've said we're praying for that person and we hope that they come to repentance. >> reporter: no suspects have been identified but fletcher says sunday services will go on as scheduled tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. in golden, andrea flores, cbs4 news. >>> right now a search is underway for a man accus

. >>> a neighborhood is now folks are pointing fingers at a temporary nursery that has been put in bier adot,--being put in by adot. but they are saying that the new planter has not changed the ground. >> adot says it is not the trees and then probably nobody from adot lives over here, either. so they can say what they want to say. it is here now. >> the neighborhood near the path of the future south freeway, which is why adot is working in this area, to help with the problems, some are doubling up on pest spray and doing daily black light checks around the house. >>> all right, skiers, keep an eye on the weather forcast, because you might be able to hit the slopes tomorrow. a ski resort said that a winter storm is rolling in and on friday. let's talk about that. >>> you know, it is pretty quiet out there right now. so we are crossing our fingers that it works out. but you know, as the front moves in, the temperatures are dropping, but not really seeing much as far as precipitation is concerned. so the ski bunnies, we are not going be able to hit the slopes. oh, darn it. and now the sat

england say children of working moms develop faster than those of stay-at-home moms saying going to nursery school or spending time with grandparents improved everyday skills like talking, social interaction and tasks like getting dressed. kids who stay home with mom gain those skills at a slower pace. >>> a big brother in florida coming to the rescue. watch the baby on the changing table. mom, who is looking somewhere month old falls to the floor and his brother catches him. >> the fall from the table was four feet. great going by big brother. look at the fast hands! >> yeah! >> the dolphins already sign him to a rookie contract. that's a good grab there. also caught on camera, the moment that a college cross country race turned into a full contact event, it happened last week in pennsylvania. >> runners doing their thing when deer ran across the course. a guy took a direct hi >> oh, man! >> oh! >> so he suffered a bruised hip, and he says he's still sore. >> oh. >> but he got up and finished. it was his final college race, so -- >> do you think the deer thought they were part of the race?

donald trump had not given a single cent to that nursery, showed up when the credit was to be doled outthe macarena and wanted to be seen as a donor. terrible story, lure id in several of the best ways. you may have heard a little of that lure id story. the reporter who got it was david fahrenthold. he has given the trump campaign fits with this story. he will be on with lawrence o'donnell in the next hour. you will want to stick around for that. it's going to be a big night, stay with us. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may i

. >> tia: it messes up the words to their nursery rhymes. he thinks he's funny and the girls don't get his sense of humor. after devising a plan for quite a while they decided they are going to try it teach him to sing after all. i love those little girls. >> brian: they are so, so cute. you know dads always get busted. >> tia: they do. >> brian: everybody thinks the dad -- are you trying to be funny as a dad. >> tia: hey, i love this song, though. let's go tribe. tonight. world series c putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers

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orchard nursery is presenting an enchanted christmas open house for the portion of the proceeds will go to the recovery front of jake on the air. he is the san ramon high school senior who was paralyzed in a diving accident the day before graduation in june. the open house is emceed by frank salako the features more than 50 decorated christmas trees plus guests for sale pretty the that runs until 7:30 pm tonight. >> we go every thursday here so just to have that be something that we have to be aware of is a little intimidating. >>> a horrible discovery of the campus of sonoma state university. what we've learned about a man's body that was found in a shallow grave. >>> the services the city attorney officially suing the developers of the sinking millennium tower. the legal action that could help the owners of those units who are caught in the middle. >>> your friday is coming up and your weekend is coming up and i will let you know what to expect for your saturday and sunday. dollars about excessive the sinking of the 58 story building. >> if they went ahead and so condominiums for h

governor baker said the nurseries across the state help drive our local economy. farms, farmer's markets, roadside stands and interns res instead of big box stores. following more news today. >> anchor: a mall madness new jersey. two people are shot and one killed in a mall parking lot early this morning. two brothers were shot in front of a macy's around 1:00 a.m. a it 21-year-old was killed and 26-year-old is in stable condition. police have not identified any suspects at this point. >> anchor: caught on camera, shots rigging out at a thanksgiving high school football game in kentucky killing two people four more in the video if you listen you hear gun shots and see people ducking for cover. hundreds of people were at the game including children and the mayor of louisville. police say what happened is tragic. >>> most people were here having a good time as they do most of the time but unfortunately this tragic situation has happened. we're thankful more people didn't get hurt in this situation. this is very tragic of what's happened here. shooting suspects got a

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with those in nurseries you have found some of the circumstances in suburbia. >> right. i am trying to but there were couples with m -- those who were killed. it basically nobody is immune but if a young person is in one of those areas does not challenge me. >> then you speak to the journalist. nt be so surprising somebody would be shot in the area. as that is not news. or when dog bites man and then say who else and what can we do about it? so one reporter said you become desensitized because said difference of williams and to discuss my product it has a conscious emission with power and privilege one that makes the dark in america is a visible. >> that is pretty bold. >> is. if it fits, wear it diane leslie talking about the of the aegean. >> does a case to say at don't care but then are happening over there and it isn't dead weight or a privilege to have that u.s. education and all those things that counteract. then she is thinking this is from something bad happens to people like that. >> is this not her and mentioned did and to see the granddaughter will be back and

. >> moms nurse in meetings, while dads feed in the nursery. any parent can swing by for a quick hello. >> i'm going to meeting. >> the company says offering this kind of in-house child care for 33 years is not a distraction, rather than an investment that's paid off. >> 100% of moms returning to work after leave we figure >> parents paying $1200 a month for child, a priceless deal for senior director jenna johnson, whose job takes her around the world. wherever she goes, her daughter and caregiver go, too. all paid for by the company. >> it allows me to excel in my job. but it allows me to excel in my life, really. >> patagonia's model is rare. on-site subsidized child care in the u.s. has dropped from 9% in 1996, to just 2% in 20 marketplace is that people understand that something can be positive. but they don't have the tools in terms of how to implement it. >> tyler wellborn's mom, susan, brought him to day care at 18 months, now 30 years later, he designs wetsuits for patagonia and has standing breakfast dates with mom at work. >> it allo

. >>> parents-to-be often spend a lot to outfit a nursery. but some parenting experts are now saying a relatively simple cardboard box could work well as a cradle or crib. consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains. >> reporter: it's a far cry from a fancy crib a simple cardboard box that lowered the infant mortality in several european countries. >> it's a tradition that started in finland. >> reporter: she is bringing baby boxes to san francisco. >> it's 100%. >> reporter: she says the box promotes the safest way for an infant to sleep on the back in their own sleep space and without lose toys or blankets. that's just some of the safe sleep information her company gives to parents along with the box. >> baby box are not better as a safe space than any other compliant sleep space on the market. >> reporter: in finland all parents get the baby box. the woman's baby box company is doing the same here. you can purchase a box. parents to take a free online class at baby university get a certificate for a free box filled with goodies. >> i don't

investors are willing to pay sky high prices for abandoned nurseries in the salinas valley. they anticipate tomorrow county voters will approve measure y, a commercial cannabis tax. it will make cannabis crops as legitimate as berries and vegetables. the new tax revenue could be in the tens of millions. >>> tomorrow voter will decide whether to legalize -- voters will decide whether to legalize marijuana in california. joe vazquez goes on a ride- along to try to find out what this would mean for state of on our streets. >> reporter: the last time you injested or smoked weed? >> earlier today. >> reporter: arrested for driving twice the speed limit, alameda county sheriff's deputies are suspicious. >> did you smoke a joint or blunt? >> go up to the door, an extreme smell of marijuana. >> reporter: there's a public perception especially in the bay area that driving under the influence of marijuana is just not that big of deal. the belief is that people slow down and thus are just not that dangerous. >> that is not true at all. what are you on probation for? >> i have yet to se