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i took so long to get police is sent bullets into a school building.g. broad daylight on tuesday, the gunfire david bulova lls in a school building l the shootin lady to 911 calls. they wonder what took so long by the time it happened and when i left there were no polic that was at least 20 minutes. >> receiving multiple calls of several vehicles shooting at on another. have obtained dispatch recordings , one transmission reveal that dispatchers had no cards to send. >> the work shows a finally arriving after 47 minutes. >> investigating why it took so long for a patrol car to arrive we foundd delight to get crime scene investigators to follow up.p. there were no csi available until the next day, it is a big problem, with police response

this afternoon, to explain -- i mean, we talk about brexit for so long and those polls were wrong and it happened again. >> it did, brooke, let's take a look at how donald trump did it. remember, we talked about that blue wall in the upper midwest, the red -- the rust belt here, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, michigan still has vote counting to do there but at least two of those three are definitively going to donald trump. this is a red wall through the rust belt. that's how donald trump did it. take a look at the key exit poll findings. you mentioned his unfavorability rating. there was great concern among the voters about his qualifications, temperament, as

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if he calls you, get right back to him. >> the road was so hard, so long, a lot of people didn't wantto fight me. then i just never got the opportunity to get that early so it came late for me. after beating dela hoya that's what made everything -- of everybody see me for who i was, a great fighter. i knew de la fighter but not me. >> what do you recommend? >> stay committed, stay true to your goals. make sure what you want to do, you want to do it, not nobody else. not another person's dream but your dream. life can be fun. also family. family is also very important. you know, for you. nobody can love you like your mother and father, sister and brother. they just can't do it. because they are not really a family. stay real close to your family. stay true to yourself and, you know, with all your heart, go after your goals, your dreams. you can do it. anybody can. as long as you they stay disciplined and focused. >> setting goals is important because it keeps you focused? >> setting goals is very important because i stay focused. you know, i got the big bear. i think about it every day

heaven hey babe now that i found you life's a song say babe where were you hiding i've been waiting so long so totally in love again i'll shout it everywhere i go i'll sing it on the radio i want the whole world to know sweet heaven i'm in love again [ music ] sweet heaven i'm in love again sweet heaven i'm in love again you came along now what can i do i only wanna be with you sweet heaven here i go again i'm hooked from head so lonely and then oh heaven hey babe now that i've found you life's a song say babe where were you hiding i've been waiting so long sweet heaven i'm in love again so totally in love again i'll shout it everywhere i go i'll sing it on the radio i want the whole world to know sweet heaven i'm in love >> okay. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> great band, huh? [ cheers and applause ] >> you're right, that's-- yeah, you're right, that's right out of the old music-- >> that's it. >> which there's no business like. >> yeah, that's right. >> we'll do this, and then homer and jethro will join us. stay where you are. [ laughter ] [ music ] [ cheers and a

an internal investigation into what took so long for the i ice to arrive,e, dispatcher says that she had no squad cars to send, coming up is six , what happened when we asked the police brass foror an on camera interview and see who else is speaking out. it is amazing that nobody was injured >> those people who called 911 said that this has been going on in that neighborhood, even in the early morning hours the same kind of thing happening and then they were at it again. k going to discuss the cleveland browns and what kind of mess the team is in, maybe some forthcoming changes to a won again the season asth p.j. ziegler reports. if you are frustrated to watch the browns? you are not alone, they feel the same way they want to win, but, there, not going to give a free pass to this rebuilding processto , not going to expedite it and no matter what happens, coach hue jacksn according to sashi brown the vice president of football operations. it called this is a disappointing that sat thatat t nobody is to turn provoke the haslams embrace the t major rebuild. if you're looking for a sign

so long from kansas state. in manhattan. so long from kansas state. ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowners. i'm catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i've spent my career solving problems. breaking story. right now -- metro is investigating -- what they're calling -- a suspicious death. 13-action news reporter -- david schuman -- is live near twain and torrey pines -- with the latest. david. it's your voice -- your vote -- in the race for the white hillary clinton -- and donald trump -- criss-crossing the country -- trying to shore up support. very different approaches. abc's -- mary bruce -- has the latest -- from the campaign trail. natsot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential nominee "?i know we have work to do today?" hillary clinton out early on the campaign trail? making her closing argument at event after event? ev

ch other in so long. he'll understand. not sergeant halverson. he's got it in for me just because i lost something once. what'd you lose? my patrol car. oh, yeah they are related. mm-hmm. no question. i had to get out to chase a suspect and i, um, forgot where i left the car. yeah oh. well, chrissy, it's been nice seeing you again. it's been so nice to see you, too. i'd like that. bye, everybody. bye. bye. you know, somehow knowing he's out there protecting me i don't feel as safe as i used to. oh, gosh, i got to get going. where you going? oh, chrissy, i'm going to this nice, little hideaway where you can find mystery, romance, adventure. even have to have your own card to get in. wow, what is it, a private club? uh-uh, public library. see you later. bye. boy! ( gasps ) oh, no. what? jay must have dropped his handcuffs when we were hugging. oh, maybe i can catch him. chrissy, he's long gone by now. he'll come back for them, don't worry. oh, gosh, i hope he doesn't get in more trouble. i think every little boy wanted to be a cop when he grew up.

going on so long. >> it's silly. you'd think aretha franklin as long as she's been around would not be questioned for how long the song is. >> she feels at the vikings-detroit game yesterday. >> yeah. had a soulful, gospel-inspired rendition, but for so many standing out on the field, her song was long, it went about 4 minutes and 35 seconds, take a listen. >> the roof was on. ♪ we so proudly hale ♪ at the twilight's >> it's soulful, powerful, and at the enof the day, it's aretha franklin. >> i agree. >> twitter had a field day with this. >> yeah. >> shawn tweeted the side by side of president obama saying before aretha and after she sang the national anthem. >> oh, kaepernick would have developed arthritis in the knee for kneeling for so long niners were playing. >> and the fake espn, tweeting, franklin had a longer nfl career than johnny manziel. >> ouch. >> that's actually true. >> there was another tweet showing the time of possessions, the vikings with 11 minutes and detroit lions with 14 minutes, and aretha with

i have been on earth for so long, i'm starting to pick up their primitive customs. i've even started raising my arms on roller coasters. ooohhhhhh! ar ar! whoa! you live on earth? me too! what do you do? well, i'm an observer, and i enjoy folk dancing. i'm an observer also! like to take care of my son, and one day hope to make big money stuffing envelopes. you're married, huh? me too, but don't laugh, okay? she's an earth girl. whoa! so is mine! no! does yours use noxzema? yes! does yours buy those little soaps that she won't let you wash with? oh, what a small galaxy! oh, what a small galaxy! you dated bobby kleebco's sister? have you heard from her? i don't want to spread any rumors, but i heard that she's turned amphibious. no! whoooooo! no, really! [ laughs ] i'm really glad it's raining. that bully that keeps beating me up across the street -- he has to stay in, too. he isn't working. he watches "love boat" the same way. no, when he watches "love boat," he keeps mumbling, "is dennis cole on again?" why don't you get out of your wet slicker? no. i don't want to

after so long. so long. >> he will pick up from where he left off. he's been adjusting to life since getting out last year. having to find a job. the new way. >> you have to get on the internet. and that was challenging. to me. i figured it out after about nine thousand tries. >> . he hasn't been job hunt he's been working with his lawyers on the case.

well, so long, pop. so long, son. i'll be leaving in a few minutes myself. oh, yeah? oh, look, don't forget now-- carlotta invited us over for dinner tonight. oh, i won't forget. ok. i wish you'd tell me more about that job that you got down at the school. oh, well, it's just a little job where i help the kids on a daily basis. well, uh, with what? well, i mean, you know, leading them in the straight and narrow and pointing them in the right direction. and they pay you for that? well, not much. helping the kids is more important. i'll see you later. ok, son. [door opens and shuts] [whistling] captioning made possible by sony pictures television captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ? good times ? ? anytime you need a payment ? ? good times ? ? anytime you need a friend ? ? good times ? ? anytime you're out from under ? ? not getting hassled, not getting hustled ? ? keeping your head above water ? ? making a wave when you can ? ? temporary layoffs ? ? good times ? ? easy credit rip-offs ? ? good times ? ? scratching and surviving ? ? good ti

after so long. so long. >> he will pick up from where he left off. he's been adjusting to life since getting out last year. having to find a job. the new way. >> you have to get on the internet. and that was challenging. to me. i figured it out after about nine thousand tries. >> . he hasn't been job hunt he's been working with his lawyers on the case. he's been getting to know his family in baltimore. not sure what would happen in his trial. he said he would be back for chris christmas. he gets to keep his word. >> . my dream and prayer was answered. >> . always looks forward to sparking change. and wants to help kids and church. and plans to return to the place he fought so hard to leave. to help inmates. >> today he has a sense of calm and peace. he remembers what his mom told him. when it's your time you'll know it. >> what i'm experiencing is my time. these are the things that i enjoy. >> really compelling thank you. marking the one year anniversary of the death of one of their own. trooper hit and killed by a drunk driver november 15. 2015. she

so long to november on a cloudy note. the sun, but the clouds are edging closer and a mostly cloudy sky for today. big picture is looking like this, the low pressure is stacked up across minnesota and around the low, we have moisture, snow, pretty good snows across the dakotas. as it is moving to the north and east, it is pulling the clouds in and standing a chance of a mix later today and tonight. gray sky. 44. a light mix. a few sprinkles after 5:00. a slight chance of a mix or snow overnight, very light. it is going to melt. we look at a chance lingering in the morning tomorrow as well. ben: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> now to our big story this wisconsin's presidential election recount. late last night, a judge ruled that the recount does not have to be done by hand. melinda: but an appeal on that decision could be filed later today. tim is here with a look at where things stand this morning. tim: the

and, uh, so long. is so long right? just get in the car. get in the car! hey, look. look at it, son. so stately. so majestic. get off of there, pigeon! get off of there! all of you. shoo! wait a minute. wait a minute, pop. now, this...tower of yours is costing us a fortune, man. [telephone rings] all right. i'll be right back, now. ok, son. i'll be up here. hello, mr. sanford. oh, hi, honey. i was in the neighborhood, so i thought i'd drop by. is lamont home? yeah. he's inside. say, listen. what you think of it now? well, frankly, mr. sanford, my opinion hasn't changed very much. really? really. i thought you'd taken it down by now. taken it down? why should i take down something shocking and incredible and a piece of socially significant theme art? nt said that you said. and because you said that, that's why i'm not gonna charge you a regular admission. this one's on me. mr. sanford, i'm afraid there's been some mistake. yes, it is because it turned out a lot better than you thought it was, didn't it? now, listen, tell me everything that you told lamont word for wor

so long from kansas state. in so long from kansas cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. [captioning made possible by wisn-tv] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: now on wisn 12 news. adrienne: it's the last weekend before election day. nominees making their final case, volunteers working the phones and going door to door. plus, people are taking advantage of their last chance to vote early. breaking news from the campaign trail. donald trump is not coming to our area after all. he was supposed to be at state fair park tomorrow afternoon, but today that event was cancelled. the wisconsin republican

here they come, the folks who have been waiting so long in night here. just to make sure they can get the products they wanted. so what did they want? well, the two big items we have been hearing about so far is a laptop as well as a tv. a special laptop you can get at a unique price. there are only a handful available in colorado. tvs you can see throughout. there is one tv under $200. that is a 49-inch. other tvs like the one we are showing you now. waiting for hours and it wasn't too cold as they were waiting during the day. but we know it was very windy and last night, it was extremely cold. so folks went back into their car to stay warm. so an exciting time after waiting so long to try to get that tv and all the other products they want. and these folks will still be able to enjoy thanksgiving dinner as well. some of them ate before, some are running home with the tv and get to the turkey when they can. live in denver, shawn chitnis, cbs4 news. >>> armed with their sales papers, online now on cbsdenver.com, you will find a black friday shopping guide

controls the media and now they will begin the process of mourning fidel castro, something so many foreso longered what -- have hoped for this, so many false rumors over the years but tonight, finally the news is real. i remember fidel castro used to joke when he did die nobody would believe it because there have been so many false death reports over the years and now we are living that moment. of course it is very real for cubans who have to live with the after effects of this revolution that completely changed life on this island and continues to really affect every single cuban citizen. not only here but the millions who fled and left and now live in the united states. >>> cnn's dedicated correspondent to cuba who has covered it for many years. patrick on the line with us. >> we are going to take a short break. cnn will stay on this for the foreseeable hours. if you are tuning in just now around the world, know you are learning of the death of fidel castro. possibly even before some cubans themselves have found out the news. as our correspondent was telling us, it was his brother, the curre

we asked the city why it took so long to hear about this?'s but lab results take a couple of days to be returned. it is a lengthy test. >> reporter: it is important to dumb things like food or ice that was made with city peoria tapwater between november 15- 17th. the water is currently safe to use.>>> we have a hung jury. this is coming out of the seven weeks of testimony we have been following in this big case. the murder trial of former firefighter david watkins, the one accused of killing his ex- wife linda, her mom and a family friend. this was all over a custody battle. the jury unable to reach a verdict.>>> the forecast sunny and dry. are storm system heading farther to the east. leaving behind some pretty dry air. temperatures pretty close afternoon. upper 60s to low 70s, with a high of 71 in phoenix. clear tonight, temperatures in the low 60s. then we will be down to the 50s. we will keep the sunday forecast going. cool mornings and warm afternoons. a beautiful thanksgiving. we will take you to the thanksgiving forecast. coming up in

so long, everybody. gloria: bye, lionel. well, i hate a smart-aleck kid, and i don't care what color he is. well, i think i'll go up and lay down and watch a little tv. but wait a minute, daddy. mom hasn't opened her gift yet. open it now, mom. go ahead, ma. oh, i just can't believe it. look, my hands are shaking. ohh. oh, my. lace hankies. look, gloria. is that all? wait a second. don't you want to know who it's from? yeah, sit down, daddy. come on. there's a card there, mom. open it. those are the most beautiful hankies. that's real lace. and flowers. i just never seen such-- oh, my glory. come on, edith. who are they from? they're from you, archie. ( chokes, coughs ) i can't hardly believe it. ( coughing ) i ain't seen an anniversary gift from you since the first year. his back, mike. keep away from me, meathead. keep away. you know what i'm gonna do? i'm gonna try using one. you know, see how i look with it. some people don't look natural with fancy things. oh, you look wonderful, mom. perfectly natural. just don't blow

why did it take so long.... for someone to step in? that's the question we're asking. the fight happened right here at the venetian. fists fly. a camera rolls. and a security guard..stands by.. watching. take a look..at this wild brawl. "i don' think they like each other." two women..gang they punch her..and grab her by the hair..and tumble to the ground..as she..kicks one of her attackers..in the stomach. "i see hair everywhere." the security guard you see in the foreground..stands and watches..for 25 seconds..before trying to break it up. "is that real?" it is very real. it's on facebook. and it happened..early this morning..inside one of the most luxurious.. hotel/casinos on the strip..the venetian. "that's unbelievable hotel guests..like anja rusch..want to know: why didn't that guard jump in sooner? it means i could walk around-they could do something to me-it would just not matter-they are not doing their job." "it's a fight-that's what they're here for." katja kohler asks: how "you could walk around and something could happen to you and they would just walk arou

so far? - not much, only about 90 cents. - [bud] guess you got a long ways to go. pen like betty's cost 10, 12 dollars, maybe more. - well gosh, i have to spend so much time doing good things, i haven't had any time to earn money! (audience laughing) - now now now. you let up on me for a while? or lend me some money? - nah-ah. did i take the pen? did i break it? will it be my neck if betty finds out? - noooo... (footsteps) - alright then. you got to remember i'm doing all of this for your own good. - [jim] what is this?! is kathy shining your shoes? - hi dad, yeah she's brushing them up a little bit. she does good work too, this is a very fine girl. (audience laughing) - [jim] hmmm... - you want your shoes shines daddy? only costs 20 cents! - but i need the money. (bud makes a hushing sound) (audience laughing) - [jim] oh you need the money huh? well on second thought maybe i do need a shine. bring your equipment into our room. - let's see. this'll bring it up to a dollar and 10 cents! but it's still a long ways to go. - don't worry kid, you'll make it. (audience la

i have been doing it for so long. whether they win or lose i come out like that. >> spring forward or fall back? >> fallback. the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. ( telephone ringing ) what? i can't understand you. who is it? i don't know. some woman crying. hold on. charlie! what? phone for you. who is it? an hysterical woman. are you insane? i don't take calls from hysterical women. here he is. you are very insensitive. hello? oh, hey, how are ya? she's crying. duh. okay, calm down. i can't understand you. omelette? what is omelette? oh, "i'm late."

was still using these outdated methods, what took so long to adopt this safer trend? >> well, we're still not there yet, marilee. it's incredible. the european union and the 28 or so countries in the e.u. have outlawed not only testing of cosmetics on animals in the e.u., but you can't even sell cosmetics in the e.u. if they were tested on animals somewhere else, so quite a strong standard. india has adopted the same standard, and so has new zealand. you know, i think a lot of uses of animals have been going on for so long, that people just kind of develop a rationale for just continuing to maintain the status quo. it takes a little bit of a jolt to do something new and different. that's what dr. heck is working with us on. >> okay, thanks. and when we return, your local humane society, what are they animals? wwe supepepepejojojojoa:a:ar ititnspirere papaioiote debebe and is worn like a badge of h hor. and with good reason. because it means love and devotion for one's country. but what really makes up this country of ours? it's the people. to love america is to love al

well, it was so long ago, master. she may have forgotten. believe me, mothers always remember birthdays. do you really think so? yes. yes. i'll, uh, tell you what you do. you go and find out when your birthday is, you come back and tell me, and i'll give you the biggest and best birthday party anybody ever saw in cocoa beach. oh! you're wonderful, master. [laughing] oh, i am so happy. now, i'm going to be just like everybody else. [chuckling] yes. well, maybe. have a good trip. oh, thank you, master. oh, goodbye, master. goodbye. [???] [roger sighs] hi, tony. oh, hi, roge. where's, uh...? where's jeannie? jeannie? oh, she went home to her mother. home to her mother? you two quarrel? [chuckling] no, no. she went home to find out when her birthday was. you mean, she doesn't know? no. no. when she gets back and tells me, i'm gonna give her a birthday party she'll never forget. you wanna help me? okay, you pay for the candles, i'll pay for the party. come in. well, good morning, gentlemen. morning, sir. good morning, sir. well, if, uh, you gentl

so long from kansas state. in manhattan. so long from kansas state. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. priorities usa action is responsible when all three of these guys show up, sometimes, i just have to say, "no way." so i appreciate it when annie kuster says "no" to cutting social security. she stood up to both parties to protect our benefits. annie's working to make sure we have a secure retirement. so i can worry about these guys instead. thanks, annie. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. i'm maggie hassan, do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corpora

joe davis saying so long. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia, this is "fox 29 news" at 10:00.h, at least i see that perhaps a new day for cuba could begin out of this. >> tonight many people are celebrating the death of former cuban dictator fidel castroment good evening, i'm dawn timoney. while some people are rejoicing, others remain guards today see what change if any castro's death will have on the island. fox's phil keating has more from little havana. >> celebrations ripple across the world as news spreads of the death of former human -- cuban president fidel castro. however, stark contrast to what's being celebrated in paris they held vigil to honor the leader, castro supporters left messages on the gates of the cuban embassy. >> many people consider him a saint and others as a tyrant. depends on each person's opinion. the public opinion is very divided, i think. >> fidel castro came into power in 1959, after leading a rebel arm toy victory. as the country's ruler he embraced soviet style communism, and defied the power of ten american presidents, during his half centur

so long? well, we've got a lot of ground to cover. so. but we keep moving all the time. doesn't pay to loaf around in comanche country. comanche? savava? well, they're just about as savage as they come. i guess that's a ather thing you don't have in your country, huh? indians? oh, yes. we have so-called ainu. they have a bear god, and they fight like bear. hmm. sort of likee our indians over here, huh? i think so. tell me, mr. ito, how come you're in such a hurry to get to california? ah. i have a most important mission. i am samurai. warrior caste. you understand? he is my prince. oh, you're sort of a bodyguard for him, huh? yes. bodydyard. bushido says samurai must be loyal to his master always-- through life till death. so, samurai ito return nippon to emperor, telling emperor that prince nara died ininhis country. soso. samurai ito join prince nara. oh. join him? you just told me that he was dead. yes. he is dead. therefore, commit... hara kiri. hara kiri? what's that? what do you mean? with knife, yo, matsu-san. o-hiyo, blane-san. where's ito? we want to talk to him

priorities usa action is responsible fitting after two teams wait so long to reach the top prize in baseball, that the game came, they tarped the field, but the rains broke and so did the indians. cubs open the top of the 10th scoring two runs... taking an 8-6 lead. and this is the historic final pitch. nats: "here's the 0-1 this is a tough play, bryant the cubs, bryant makes the play... the cubs have finally won it all." ((chris maathuis)) so the curse if over... cubs end the long drought winning the world series 8-7 in 10 innings. four championship fights takes place in vegas this weekend... the thomas and mack is hosting saturday's super showdowns. headlining the fight card is las vegan jessie vargas , who is the wbo welterweight champion and he meets challenger manny pacquiao. its odd to call manny the challenger... but he is... he once stood in the shoes that vargas now stands in. manny pacquiao/former champ: "i hear a lot of fighters say i'm going to do that i'm going to do that.. .but when action and actual they can not go about it, so that's a problem." night and he basically said it

i saw a kid over at woodman's he's 18 years old he's saying "i'd been waiting so long." i looked at him and i said are you kidding ? you're only 18. i'm 80 me a break so how long will the high from last night's win last? i asked one woman who said "i'll be floating for a while." in kenosha, pz, tmj4 the cubs fans we spoke to all watched last night's game here in wisconsin... but a few are contemplating driving south - to chicago - for the victory parade. a claioy years ago is going viral today. a sports fan predicted last night's game... right down to the rain delay and extra innings.check out the tweet from "rays-fan- gio"...back in november of 20-14. "2016 world series. cubs versus indians. and then the world will end with the score tied in game seven in extra innings. #apocalypse"our vince vitrano talked with "gio" on facetime today. ((vince: so are you relieved prediction did not occur? gio: well... next tuesday it might occur anyway. this election is out of control, bro. so you weren't saying it was an immediate appocalypse... just that it was coming. there you go. t

so long from kansas state. in manhattan. so long from kansas state. dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p*á*á". 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... yes.. 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. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punshied for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support l

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-so long, sam. -goodbye, cheyenne. you know, somehow i feel i'm a different woman for having known you. here, this ought to take care of it. what's your hurry, mr. bodie-- texas will still be there. not going to texas, going to montana. ( bell dings ) yes, sir. you have a miss ryan-- miss tracy ryan registered here? yes, she's here. the missouri queen, huh? - sounds like a riverboat. - the room number, please. nothing like a riverboat. you know, last time i was on a riverboat, i saw-- oh, sorry. miss ryan's in number 207. thank you. ( knocks on door ) just a minute.

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. >> steve:new ahead at 8, what took you so long? details about how long yahoo knew about a hack before they investigated. >> gabe: the tech world is concerned about the things that were put in place by president barack obama. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam: 4 and r nine, march, i guess the resolve of the alexian--for a third night protesters march on oakland against the results of the election. you are looking at video from our helicopter the partnership with abc said the news. police out in force tonight. >> reporter: city leaders urged the crowd to remain peaceful. after last night's protest turned violent. kron4 is tracking tonight's protest and joined live from the news room. >> pam: alecia? >> reporter: fa

lamont: so long! so long, right. hey, son. come on, give me a hand covering up some of these cracks before the people get here to see the house. hey, pop, you're not selling this house. who said anything about selling it? i'm unloading it on the first sucker that makes me an offer. and then what are you going to do? where are you going to live then? oh, probably nevada. you know, i've been looking at some prime nevada isn't on the ocean! it will be after the quake. now, come on with me, son, you'll have fun. i'm not going to nevada. ok. you got three days before "q" day to think about it. [knock on door] that must be mr. and mrs. sucker johnson. now listen, don't try to serve them no gingerbread cookies or nothing like that. i'm gonna get them in here fast, and get them on out of here in case there's another tremor. ng to do with this. well then, stay out of it. mind your own business. [mumbling] hello. we're the johnsons from kansas city. yes, the suckers-- i mean, the johnsons. come right in. come right in, i'll show you rig

so long from kansas state. in manhattan. so long from kansas nichole: breaking news from brockton, where a 3-year-old has been hit by gunfire. new information on the child's condition. reid: plus, temperatures dip as we turn the clocks back. >> now on newscenter 5 -- reid: breaking news from brockton -- a 3-year-old wounded after gunfire hits a home. nichole: granite state blitz. massachusetts politicians pour over the border to help candidates up and down the ballot. a.j.: and time to turn the clocks back, and temperatures are dropping, too. my timeline for the rest of the weekend. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: we're following breaking news out of brockton tonight. a 3-year-old hit by a bullet as gunfire erupts with a peace rally wrapping up nearby. thanks for joining us. i'm nichole berlie. reid: and i'm reid lamberty. our nicole estaphan is live in brockton, where neighbors are concerned for their safety. boy was with family when the bullet went into the living room. the boy was in the

it is clear that this story has been playing out for so long, so agonizingly long, that anyone who hasan opinion about it formed that opinion some time ago. there is were the fbi is not likely to finish its review of the e-mails that are the subject that are the subject of the phase of being buried before election day -- of the day.ry before election it do you think it is important that it would be important for the fbi to try to come forward with some kind of a statement before the election day or if they had not finished their inquiry, that they just keep their mouths shut and not get back into the election again before tuesday? tracy: i would be happy to not have them rear their heads again. it is clear that places a miss, whether it is management issues or the leaks we are seeing with the constant the world during information we are seeing, and on top of all of that, it is very vague. we do not even know what it is we are talking about that they are reviewing or not reviewing, finishing or not finishing. at this point, given the mess they have made and the muddled circumstances tha

and thus bozell looking at why it's taken so long, there are many reasons, and explain them as look at the individual stories, but i think the main reason is that female heroism so we didn't fit the myth that general de gaulle constructed when he returned to paris in the summer of 1944. among the other reasons are women's natural modesty, if you like. they did want to talk about the awful times that you lived through. they wanted to push it behind them. they wanted to spare their children. they wanted to establish some kind of normalcy in their life, perhaps get married and have children. they also found that they were struggling in a deeply patriarchal society to be recognized. and here you see women demonstrating before the war for the right to vote. women in france did not have the right to vote until 1946. women could not theoretically wear trousers. too masculine. women could have their own bank accounts, they couldn't have a job without the permission of a father or a husband eric so that's really a key out of the of the background of this book, but i really have to say this is n

so long as it stays on till we get to brandenton. you'll get there, all right. it's getting kind of late. we'll be making camp soon. anything else i can do? no, but you've been a lot of help. thanks. i was? gosh, thanks. well, he was a big help. all right, mrs. lerner. pull it out. duane: hey, you're putting too much salt in it. i am not! i hope too many cooks haven't spoiled the stew. impossible. i could eat the whole thing. thanks. you sound like my husband. oh, it's gonna be so good to get home. home? you've never even seen it. you're wrong there. i've seen it many times in the letters my husband's written. i've seen it through his words and through his eyes, and i've seen it here. wherever my husband is, that's home to me. yes, but i'm so much more fortunate. i have him and duane and sybil. i have so much to live for. yes, you have. forgive me for getting so sentimental. come on. that stew won't keep forever. 'bout ready, dear? ( wagon clattering ) whoa! looks like we got company. howdy, folks! remember me? ? ? if you're on medicare, remember, the open enrol

. >> how did she live to peak so long for a collector rhenish ignores greg. >> to aids every day and she says i need cookies with the aid species them rot adopter told her several decades ago that eating raw a swift helper with her anemia. she just eats the cookies because she likes the. >> together? >> >> i would rather die young have you ever?g? it is disgusting. there is the old men are. if you have a new crack and haig ballista will tough to and there tomorrow like i promised. >> 14 minutes after thehe average. where do we start that donald trump that is the worst thing we have ever seen in politics. and to blame everyone else but to bring all of this on yourself. >> is that what you are reporting on "huffington post"? [laughter] no.of in it is crazy first of all, if you history he would know but then he is also clearly politicizing and this really played into his pocket. he looked like he was down for the account that then out.he has new ammunition. so some of the polls have shown him softening which may or may not but he does have some ammunition. >> but deal the story today wi