this is ray williams, and he really likes power lifting. he really likes handling the heavy weights. former football player, now coach, and just watching this made my knees explode, but watch ray here handle the weight. squat, boom. now, if you can't quite count up all those plates on that bending bar, that's 1,000 it's ray's personal best. he's broken his own record. now, this is in a training session, so it doesn't quite count, but ray seems pretty happy about it. >> to put it in perspective, that's about the same weight. >> might be tough counting the weight on that bar, but will be easier on this bar. slightly different weight class. going to bench these ladies. >> i went to the gym today and picked up a couple chicks. >> or maybe drop one. >> oh! >> didn't quite go as planned. the one girl there on our left loses her balance just at the end and -- she goes over. thankfully, doesn't smack her face on the ground. >> it's time to give away another ipad mi years of age, a legal u.s. or canadian resident, and the buzz word. >> head over to r

this is ray williams, and he really likes power lifting. he really likes handling the heavy weights. former football player, now coach, and just watching this made my knees explode, but watch ray here handle the weight. squat, boom. now, if you can't quite count up all those plates on that bending bar, that's 1,000ou it's ray's personal best. he's broken his own record. now, this is in a training session, so it doesn't quite count, but ray seems pretty happy about it. >> to put it in perspective, that's about the same weight. >> might be tough counting the weight on that bar, but will be easier on this bar. going to bench these ladies. >> i went to the gym today and picked up a couple chicks. >> or maybe drop one. >> oh! >> didn't quite go as planned. the one girl there on our left loses her balance just at the end and -- she goes over. thankfully, doesn't smack her face on the ground. >> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need years of age, a legal u.s. or canadian resident, and the buzz word. >> head over to rightthi

. -- giving the rays the lead. 7-6. >> serena williams has advanced to the semifinals of the u.s. open at williams, two matches away from becoming winningest grand slam title holder in women's tennis. margaret court has the most major titles with 24. >> closed captioning brought to >>> there we go. on thursday morning, another sunny and beautiful and 91 in the afternoon. no rain. i do think there is a chance of weekend showers after 4 o'clock. >>> we continue coverage on all of our top stories on nbc >> dicky: from hollywood, it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight, dr. phil mcgraw, from ?better things?, pamela adlon. snoop dogg, and music from bastille. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for

. - so i got the man behind the smoker, william ray. - years? are you kiddin' me? and a little birdie told me that no matter what the weather's like, you're outside? - all year round. - middle of winter? - yes, ma'am. - how many feet of snow has been out here, and you're still cookin' away? - a lot. (natalie laughs) a lot. - and you're still out here? - yeah. - people, they come up and-- - yeah, they come up and see me take it out, take pictures of the pit, then they go and order. - [natalie] have you got any crazy requests from people when they come over? - [william] sometimes, some people know me. sometimes, they come, they ask me if i cook (mumbles) i'm like, "yeah!" they'll come in, they see me cookin' out here, they come on in and buy somethin' to eat. - [debra] we serve a big full rib. we don't do baby backs, we don't do st. louis cuts. wait until you see, i was thinkin' to myself, "who's williams?" there isn't just one williams around this place. - no. - [natalie] no! - [debra] there's a lot of williams. (natalie and debra laugh) - i wanna show you what we'r

. >> a lot of people on twitter were comparing ted williams to tim tebow and i'm not backing off. >> rays white sox trying to end that five-game slump. >> the white house calling tt sing the most embarrassing thing the senate has done in 30 years. we'll tell you what they did and why and why the president is so up jet. and he was paralyzed in a horrific crash at the inched yai 500. the new technology is allowing him to get behind the wheel i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible florida was not doing enough to give their families the help they desperately needed. dana young understood. that was wrong, so we changed that law. to ensure these families get the benefits they are entitled to and the honor they deserve. dana young has our ba

[alright] >>> prince william and kate middleton have shown a common touch in ray the family by prince george may have drawn the line. canadian prime minister greeted the royals as they arrived in victoria british columbia. he tried to charm the young then a low five and george would have none of it. he did shake hands with president obama in a visit to england and greeted the president dressed in some pajamas and a robe before he went to bed. yeah that's what you do but you know. >> that's what you do prince george. >> my kids don't perform on command either so i totally listerine? kills 99% of bad breath germs. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. just ask listerine? users. the very people we studied in the study of bold. people who are statistically do a yoga handstand. and be in a magician's act. listerine? kills 99% of bad breath germs so you can feel 100% in life. bring out the bold?. go to boldpercent.com to join the bold percent for the chance to win >>> live frl channel 4 stewed -- live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news this morning. >> good morning

rays last night. bottom of the ninth, two outs. fashion. tyler the solo homer of the right and the yankees take game one of the series. >>> finally, serena williams beaten last night in the u.s. open semifinals in straight sets. enjoy your day. >>> nine minutes until 5:00 right now. the fight is on to stop a hustler hollywood store from opening right next to a chuck e. cheese but why it won't be >>> a mattress store is under fire for a commercial that makes light of the 9/11 terror attacks. we'll hear from that manager as they apologize after getting >>> checking the bus stop that tells us a good thing, right? we had a short week. a long weekend. it's made in the upper 70s this morning. by the afternoon, the change today is a few more showers in the forecast here. 20 to 30% by 3:00 and increasing heading towards 6:00. we'll talk more about the weekend forecast of course coming up in the next hour. >>> check this out. a cool view here. just west of the mississippi. they just finished putting the finishing touches on this 1100 foot wilshire grand tower in los angeles. it's expected to open next march. pretty cool. >>> the martin county school cross

ray 19th and hopkins. the d-a's office says the shooting was justifiable self-defense. they can see, clearly, now -- the rain is gone, in mayville, today. justin williams is live, just outside of saint john's lutheran school, with the latest. justin? there is, still, plenty of rushing water, here, in mayville, today ... but, this is where it's supposed to be, in the creek, behind saint john's lutheran school. what a difference a day makes. we took it a step, at a time, n we succeeded. we got through there. we were blessed. thursdays scene, in, and around, mayvilles saint johns lutheran school delivers much drier details, as what wednesdays water completely covered is, now, basking in relaxed, and happy that this is over with! inside saint johns lutheran school, more of the same, as principal, kay koenitzer, tells me the half-inch, or so, of water which building - without doing any significant damage. in fact, the muddy shoe prints outside the daycare—whic h opens, for the afternoon, offer the only mention of moisture. we did disinfectant, this morning. and, we mopped everything up, and we had a lotta sand we had to vacuum up, and then all the mat

william who turns on the jets. >> give up your body. make a play. >> 70-yard touchdown for bloomingdale tonight in a three- point win. >> prop to the rays. alec cob in his first win. >> team of the week. >> thursday, we crown a new [ cheers and applause ] ? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- meg ryan --

ray, thank you. right now a chicago woman is in -- right now three people in the hospital after this crash on i-89 in lebanon. state police say 27-year-old bianca williams of chicago was heading south when she got distracted and slammed into the guardrail near exit 20. her suv rolled over and was sideswiped by another suv. williams was taken to the hospital. she has life-threatening condition. two people in the other suv were also taken to the hospital but are expected to be ok. at noon, the areas facing extreme drought conditions is growing again. it now includes parts of merrimack county, plus all of rockingham county and more of strafford county. and starting today in portsmouth, the city is putting a complete lawn watering ban into effect. you can still hand-water vegetable gardens and perennials. but it means the previous odd-even restrictions are no longer in effect. some relief, let's check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: it has been a very long, very dry stretch and the granite state, and it doesn't look like the pattern starts to shift quite yet. as we slowly go into the on season you expect most of the day or all day rains will be

consider the likes of great bruins from bobby to ray bark and bill russell to larry bird and classic patriots from ron burton to tom brady an williams to tony and, of course, many, many more i don't have time to mention here so, why is david ortiz perhaps the most memorable boston athlete ever? let me count the ways. of course, there's the performance on the field. the incredible clutch hits. better than average fielding when he got the chance. and the passionate leadership hesheer joy for the game but other reasons why big papi is plays his final regular say season games this -- season games this weekend. more than any sports figure i can think of, ortiz embraced our city and made it his own. i was lucky enough to be at the first home game after the marathon murders. and can testify to the emotional impact his heartfelt speech that day had. explicatives and all few if any sports stars have given back more enthusiastically than big papi especially when kids are involved. an to hit for a ailing wyoming boy that was promptly kept. david ortiz gave us much more than just our first taste of winning in nearly a century. he gave us all he

questions - sot - ashley williams / protestor "i think that it implies that the police killed keith lamont scott for no reason." scott's family vowing to find justice for scott. sot - ray dotch / scott's brother-in- law "it does not make sense to us how it was possible that this incident resulted in the loss of life." eva pilgrim, abc news, for it's historic witch hunts -- is now home -- to the satanic temple. the group has more than 40- thousand followers -- nationwide. the satanic temple's website satanism -- does not worship any physical devil -- or anything supernatural. people who live in the area -- don't seem to mind. (robert twohig / salem resident) "ehh..i'm neither here nor there as long as they're friendly people." butt to (rose solimine / salem resident) "i think it's gonna be a good idea for salem and the tourists." the satanic temple -- sits about a mile -- from the site -- where 19 people were hanged -- for witchcraft -- all the way back -- in the 1690's. right -- now a live look outside -- across the valley.... another beautiful there. does that mean we'll have a beautiful night? for more -- let's go to -- 13- first-alert chief-meteorologist --bryan sco

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ray india food pantry in the hamilton of $11,000. >> the reporter: six charities. the raymond coalition for youth. >> 68 hours of hunger. >> the reporter: and according to trustee william shaheen, it is just the beginning. >> they are committed to use the funds for philanthropic causes and to make a positive impact on the lives of their family. >> the reporter: how much do they have to do that? well, the players decided on the cash option before taxes, that amount was $341 million, and after taxes, $256 million. live in the control room, elizabeth hopkins, fox 25 news. and sharing some of that wealth. well, registration for the 2017 boston marathon opened this morning. this process this year is similar to previous years. the fastest qualifying runners in each gender group register first. the rolling registration is it open through saturday. last year, 30,000 people ran the marathon, it is set for monday, april 17th. a local high school football player was told he was suspended because he field for the national anthem -- kneeled for the national game. >> mark: the firestorm in the wake of this controversy and why the school is now changing their minds. >> vanessa: there

ray ward >> james a. waring >> brian g. warner >> derrick christopher washington >> charles waters >> james thomas waters, jr. >> patrick j. waters >> kenneth thomas watson >> michael henry waye >> todd christopher weaver >> walter edward weaver >> nathaniel webb >> dinah webster >> williamichael weems >> joanne flora weil >> michael t. weinberg >> steven weinberg >> scott jeffrey weingard >> steven george weinstein >> simon weiser >> david m. weiss >> david thomas weiss >> chin sun pak wells >> vincent michael wells >> deborah jacobs welsh >> timothy matthew welty >> christian hans rudolf wemmers >> ssu-hui wen >> john joseph wenckus >> oleh d. wengerchuk >> peter m. west >> whitfield west, jr. >> meredith lynn whalen >> eugene michael whelan >> adam s. white >> edward james white iii >> james patrick white >> my uncle and godfather sean, love you and miss you every day. >> my sister deborah gibbons and my best friend. we love you and we never forget you. thank you for being our guardian angel and thank you for the rainbow we saw in the reflecting pool this morning. [applause] >> john sylvester white >> kenneth wilburn white, jr. >> leonard anthony white >> malissa y. white >> maudlyn a. white >> sandra l. white >> wayne white >> leanne marie whiteside >> firefighter ma

william: espÉrate, es que tenemos correÍto! vuelven las tortugas para enfrentar a un nuevo enemigo que viene del espacio. y para celebrar el estreno en blu-ray y fuegos artificiales terminÓ como un peligroso accidente que destruyÓ una vivienda. los cuatro paracaidistas a bordo lograron completar el show. califican de irreversible la muerte cerebral que sufre el infante de marina carlos segovia. el militar de 19 aÑos y de origen salvadoreÑo fue baleado en la cabeza la semana pasada en california, tras enfrentar un grupo de personas que intentaban robar el auto de su madre. familiares pidieron a los mÉdicos que no desconecten el respirador oficial que lo mantiene con vida. autoridades tratan de determinar si el incidente estÁ relacionado con pandillas. tres residentes de utah se convierten en los primeros clientes en demandar a wells fargo tras el escÁndalo de las cuentas falsas. los demandantes pretenden obtener el estatus de demanda colectiva en nombre de hasta un millÓn de personas que habrÍan sido afectados por el fraude. la demanda acusa a wells fargo de participar en un patrÓn continuo de estafa. el banco fue sancionado con multas millon

ray of hope in the darkness. >> host: i mentioned hold your nose, referenced the editor back in 1972 by her predecessor the late william lowe. >> guest: ya. he was astonished at richard nixon had made this detente with what we call red china. he was ballistic about it. he didn't think it was going to be at all good for the united states, and i'm sure that he wasn't right, but nixon of course, watergate had happened until renewed the extent of it at the time. and nixon's the plan was george mcgovern who was to the left of ed muskie, in terms of retreating from vietnam. so this advice on the front page to readers was hold your nose and vote for nixon. i remind readers of that in our editorial today and say that there's no need to hold your nose and voting for johnson. they are recommendable ticket of two guys who actually have experience and success in running government and dealing across the aisle. >> host: the libertarians on the ballot in all 50 states and yet they still have not reached any other national polls that 15% benchmark in order to qualify to participate in the first of what will be for presidential and vi

ray of hope in the darkness. >> i mentioned hold your nose. a reference to it editorial in 1972 by your predecessor, the late william love. >> he was astonishedhat richard nixon had made this detente with red china. he did not think it was going to be good for the united states and i'm not sure he was not right. with watergate, no one knew the extent of it at the time. nixon is up on it was george george mcgovern to was to the left of ed muskie in terms of retreating from vietnam. the advice on the front page to readers was hold your nose and vote for nixon. i remind readers of that in the editorial today to say that there is no need to hold your nose. johnson and weld are commendable ticket of two guys who have experience and success in running government and dealing across the aisle. >> the libertarians are on the ballot in all 50 states but have not reached the 15% benchmark to qualify in the first of what will be four presidential and vice presidential debates. the first one is scheduled for a week from monday. >> that is as bad as last summer when the networks and the cables were determining who to invite to their debates and c-span was

ray. sale en septiembre 20 karla: jesse, un placer conocerte y platicar contigo. jesse. no, pero yo me quedo! williamque mantendrÁ sus operaciones en territorio estadounidense, luego de que el magnate acusÓ a la empresa de querer despedir a sus empleados en el paÍs para trasladar las operaciones a mÉxico. la fÁbrica emplea a más de 3700 trabajadores. un verdadero milagro salvÓ a una mujer que fue secuestrada por un presunto asesino en serie en ohio. su captor quedÓ dormido, y eso le dio la oportunidad de liberarse de sus ataduras y llamar al 911. la policÍa hallÓ los cuerpos de otras dos mujeres en el interior de la casa, y el sospechoso los condujo hasta un tercer cadÁver. hoteles alrededor del paÍs estÁn acudiendo a la ayuda de mascotas para hacer sentir a sus huÉspedes como en casa. se trata de perros de terapia. xiomara gonzÁlez govea nos habla de una peculiar empleada de cuatro patas. >> ella es 100% una empleada. xiomara: el trabajo de la perrita sandy como botones de hotel es de 08:00 a 05:00 de la tarde. >> viene, entra a su oficina, va al lobby, y saluda a todos los huÉspedes. ella es para r

ray ward james a. waring brian g. warner derrick christopher washington charles waters james thomas waters, jr. patrick j. waters kenneth thomas watson michael henry waye todd christopher weaver walter edward weaver nathaniel webb dinah webster williamberg steven weinberg scott jeffrey weingard steven george weinstein simon weiser david m. weiss david thomas weiss chin sun pak wells vincent michael wells deborah jacobs welsh timothy matthew welty christian hans rudolf wemmers ssu-hui wen john joseph wenckus oleh d. wengerchuk peter m. west whitfield west, jr. meredith lynn whalen eugene michael whelan adam s. white edward james white iii james patrick white >> my uncle and god father, shawn, love you and miss you every day. >> my sister deborah and my best friend, we love you, we never forget you. thank you for being our guardian angel and thanks for that rain bo we saw in the reflecting pool this morning. [applause] john sylvester white kenneth wilburn white, jr. leonard anthony white malissa y. white maudlyn a. white sandra l. white wayne white leanne marie whiteside mark p. whitford leslie a. whittington michael t. wholey mary lenz wieman jeffrey david wiener william j. wik alison marie wildman glenn e. wilkinson ernest m. willch