the stamford players keep it another year. >> i would like to beat stamford because we haven't done itong. >> stamford hasn't just beaten cal, they have beaten them soundly. but stamford says when it comes to the big game, you can throw stats, pass performances, basically everything out the window. >> it is a big game, and for us as i like to say, we didn't play well enough this season to look down on anybody for everything. we have not been the pantheon of consistency. so for us we've got to focus on us. >> the big game is always meaningful. but for cal, this is a must win. to become bowl eligible, they have to win their final two games. >> a different way of thinking and maybe a different motivation. and i think when you hit this time of year and you are a little bit banged up and you haven't played your best in a couple of weeks, then, you know, you want to try to create ways to, you know, to come up with some confidence and, you know, and to create some energy, and certainly this will do that. >> the 119th big game happens saturday in berkeley. at stamford, callen rash. >> should w

she led police back to her home in stamford...where they found her homicide due to signs of a struggle. authorities have identified elmer gomez ruono as the father -- and is wanted for questioning. the family had reportedly just moved to the connecticut town over the weekend. thanksgiving is fast approaching-- which also means the annual macy's parade. still ahead-- how authorities are beefing up security in preparation for the day. plus-- protest continue across the country following the election of donald trump. what some students are calling for- before trump takes office. pack continue to struggle on the field. why some are calling for there's a new medicare plan in town. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. hello, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members are getting to meet the friendly voices on the other end of the phone, in person. we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. with their medicare plans. if you'd like to j

sot pat comunale/joey's father ("tvu 7 pilgrim stamford intv") 18;07;35;35 "to do something like this to an animal let alone a human being is just heinous." overnight, one of the suspects, james rackover - the surrogate son of a prominent manhattan jeweler - denying any involvement in the murder, telling the new york daily news anyone. i've never killed anyone. i didn't do this." but police disagree - they believe comunale went to this luxury manhattan high rise with 25-year-old james rackover, 28-year-old lawrence dilione and three women after meeting them at a night club. according to investigators, comunale left the high-rise to help all 3 women into a cab, then re-entered the building?where police say he was then murdered. sot -- robert boyce nypd chief of detect morning's gma sunday pilgrim piece) "he is stabbed 15 times in the chest area. and also there is an effort to burn his body.// "a very disturbing crime scene..".. police believe the victim's body was removed from the apartment - where rackover lives- on this blood-stained luggage cart. comunale's body was later found in a

they rehearsed today in stamford, connecticut for their appearance tomorrow in the historic macy's york.they're sharing their experience step-by-step on social media, and we're excited for their big opportunity.remember you can watch the macy's parade right here on cbs 58. cbs coverage starts at 8 tomorrow morning by the time the parade coverage starts, your thanksgiving turkeys may already be in the oven. oven. have you checked your pantries and refrigerators to make sure you have everything for the feast? feast? cbs 58's lindsey branwall is live in oak creek at possibly one of the can find....a grocery store. one of the busiest shopping days of the year for grocery stores is today, of course everyone getting what they need for the big meal tomorrow. here at meijer there's been a steady stream of shoppers, but i stopped by a few grocery stores today. each one is stocked for "find everything okay"there's no name "beep beep beep"for the day before thanksgiving "paper or plastic"at your local grocery store"your total will be 8.87"but there are a few words to describe it"busy very busy""cranberrie

carol: stamford? ellen: it's stamford. got it.] what's interesting is that we really look at how valuable it is, and how much it really costs, to get in. oliver: there is actually a score tied to it. even though this is the second year in a row, it's by a larger margin. have toldht, they ahead further than they were before. universityst time, of michigan is not on the list. the costle think about of schools, they don't always add in the cost of leaving their current employment. coming back to politics, can't avoid it, this is about what will happen in aerospace. particularly, boeing, if president-elect trump does what he says he's going to. ellen: they are one of the biggest exporters in the united states. to be honest, i didn't know that. they have a lot of orders pending for china. and if -- i think that the feeling is that if that -- if president-elect trump comes down hard on china, which he has said he is going to do, will china cancel those orders? and if they do, the beneficiary is airbus. has a lot at stake here. also, the

to stamford, connecticut. right now.... police don't know.... where the suspect went. a live look at mccarran airport where officials are expecting some huge crowds over the thanksgiving holiday. triple-a is predicting the biggest thanksgiving rush in years. more than 48.7 million americans are expected to travel over the holiday weekend.. thanks in part to growing consumer confidence. the nation's airlines are expected to handle their highest number of passengers time now for a look at some of the other stories we're following for you right now at 13 action news. i'm stephanie zepelin. a couple living in rhodes ranch are angry, after their windshield was destroyed when it was hit by a golf ball. michael poelmans was driving past the golf course on his way out of the neighborhood when it have to prove it was their fault. i'm david schuman in downtown getting ready to open a marijuana dispensary right behind the smoke shop that has helped prop up their economy for years. now they're hoping this new venture will alleviate falling tobacco revenues. tribe leaders say the d

united states including those in chicago who have partieds like it's 1908 welcome to london and stamford bridge. chelsea are in blue, the home side. without a premier league title. they have four wins without conceding a goal. a win today, they'll go top at least until tomorrow. the visitors are nine-time champions of england but not since 1987. they're seeking a first win in almost 22 years. you just saw two chelsea pensioners leaving the fields.

. >>> new information on a sex assault in stamford county for. now we have the shirt he was wearing. he crashed into a woman's car early yesterday along kings highway just east of ferry road. he told -- and pulled the woman out and assaulted her. for over two hours. he was driving a dark suv that might have some damage on the front or the side. orange paint from the crash. >>> fairfax county where police have released sketches of two men wanted for a sex assault from a false church area. -- falls church area. woman at a restaurant, they invited her into their van, pulled a gun on her and then assaulted her. if you can put names to those faces, call fairfax county police. >>> police think the same man has pulled off more than a dozen burglaries over the past year hitting everything from doughnut shops to drycleaners to dive bars. police have released some surveillance video of this cage culprits doing his thing. anonymous tip that puts this guy behind bars could be worth $10,000. >>> bucks. the best day of the week no doubt. let's talk about tempe

police say the 26-year-old left his home in stamford, connecticut, saturday night, and w building. when his friends left, they say comunale willingly stayed behind. >> to hear what potentially might have happened is really scary. >> reporter: today, a gruesome discovery today in a wooded area 50 miles south near the new jersey shore. investigators found a body they believe is comunale buried in a shallow grave. outside the manhattan apartment this morning forensics crews seizing possible evidence including one of the building's luggage carts with what police say are blood stains. police also examining a surveillance video they say shows a tenant wheeling >> there was csu units here scouring through all our garbage, the lobby. >> reporter: and a building employee told detectives that same tenant recently asked about the building's surveillance system. the resident from the building behind me being questioned by police is 25-year-old james rackover. he's currently being held on an unrelated charge. david? >> linsey, thank you. >>> when we come back, the frightening video. the baby fa

the finding stems from studies out of the university of washington, stamford, and m.i.t.. jummy: of course, yesterday was halloween. a little prince got a special greeting at the white house. check this out. take a listen. president obama: hey, prince, what's going on, man? ? purple rain, purple rain ? jummy: that was president obama, singing a little bit of purple rain to a two-year-old dressed as prince. the family told abc 7 that they little boy dressed as prince. they said it was their best halloween ever. there they are in their costumes. [laughter] he's even got the little mustache. brooklyn was a unicorn. larry: look at that little guitar. jummy: adorable. we appreciate the family sharing that with us. veronica: sunday that will be that little boy's favorite picture. larry: it's al kidd: do we know what kind of candy the handout at the white house? jummy:, yes, boxes of m&ms with white house logos on them. fancy. autria: not just regular snickers? kidd: mom and dad, put that in the bank. [laughter] veronica: let's just say the best days are yet to come for this work

police say the family had just moved to stamford from new jersey this weekend. a georgia father has been found guilty of murder for leaving his son in a hot car in 2014. prosecutors say justin ross harris intentionally locked his son in the car because he wanted to be free of family responsibilities. the prosecution showed evidence that harris was "sexting" with six women on the day of his son's death... one was a minor. harris be sentenced on december 5th-- and could spend the rest of his and with the 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade just a week-and-a-half away... isis is calling it an "excellent target" for terrorists. in an online magazine isis called for lone wolves to carry out truck driving attacks on spectators, similar to the attack that killed nearly 90 people in nice, france over the summer. n-y-p-d officials say these warnings are meant to scare people... but police will be ready... with extra security in place. coming up on wakeup - amazon... adding more services right here in milwaukee. what you'll be able to order... experience of assumptions he

they rehearsed yesterday in stamford, connecticut for their appearance in the parade today. good luck to them! 3 "orbitz" says chicago's o'hare airport will be the busiest in the country for the thanksgiving holiday. holiday.so far-- there haven't been any reports of major problems at the airport.but offials say travelers should prepare for long lines... and arrive at least an hour and half early if you're flying "we are seeing an increase in the numr of flyers this weekend and we're seeing an increase in the overall number of travelers up and one million from this time last year so it's a signfigant increase over last year." year." 3 back in the spring-- travelers coming through o'hare experienced massive delays at t-s-a check points.to make sure that doesn't happen again...t-s-a added more employees and opened ?all? security checkpoints to speed up the process. 3 two artists in sacramento are helping homeless people in their community stay warm this winter. kevin greenberg and aimee el pods. they've designed mini, insulated trailers. each one is about eight feet long by fo

they rehearsed yesterday in stamford, connecticut for their appearance in the parade today. good luck to them! 3 toss to weather.. ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) thanksgiving: dry for the holiday with average temps in the low to middle 40s. more clouds than sun. wind: light w chilly in the upper 30s with a few flurries possible and a continued west wind. thanksgiving weekend: some sunshine returns for saturday with dry weather. temperatures start to warm up becoming slightly mild sunday in the upper 40s and even a few 50s with sun. rain showers return next week temps near 50.cooler on tuesday, back to the 40s with a few flurries in the morning as temps will still hover in the 30s.last day of the month on wednesday is chilly, in the 30s with dry conditions. 3 one accident... i-43 southbound at wells st otherwise smooth sailing. 3 there will soon be a new way to to pay for parking in downtown racine.the city plans meters that let you pay with a phone app. app.business owners were complaining that the current parking meters were causing problems

he became the most successful through his association and collaboration with stamford. he is also known for his romantic depictions of native american life. he produced stereo graphs through various agreements. the see that here and what is fascinating about these images is that they often deconstruct the homes or teepees of native peoples in order to photograph them. it is if you notice, they don't have the capacity to light external they use lighting so he has deconstructed half of the structure in order to let light in order to make the photograph. so he makes these photographs with the romantic titles. right? telling us who they are or what group they belong to -- it is just under the heading of "the indians of california." seriesic title for the and a generic name for this particular work. similar here. "medicine man asleep." and remember again, these are stereo graphs which would have looked 3-d when you look through a viewer. so why are these people sitting on the ground, why these people sleeping. thingare the kinds of that people would have picked up on. they a

heyman based in stamford, connecticut. it will operate as a subsidiary and led by its current ceo.ing to play catch-up to apple because apple's car plate technology by 40 automakers. train to president-elect donald trump naming reince priebus as his white house chief of staff. 44-year-old reince priebus has been the rnc chairman since 2011. president-elect trump hates breitbart executive stephen bennett as strategist and council. the president-elect saying in a statement steve and reince priebus are highly qualified bidders who work well together on-air campaign and led us to historic victory. >> meanwhile, donald trump speaking about postelection protests against him during the interview with cbs 60 minutes. >> you have to be given a bit of time. if hillary had one end if my people when a protested, they would say that's a terrible thing. it would be a much different attitude. there's a double standard here. >> john king for details about his stance on immigration. >> what we are going to do is get to the people that are criminal, gang members, drug dealers. we have a lot of these

the stamford people didn't care, they said he was a real sourpuss. later we actually became friends. but i did think that in retrospect, the dean, about two years in and the other students went to college and law school made me somewhat more rebellious student. it didn't hurt but i'm still glad that i got out and began working at an earlier age. 23, 23, yes. >> you meet your director and he's a profound intellectual input on you . >> he was a very brilliant economist. but he retired and moved to california and stanford had given him an office and i knew the name, i read some of his top and i just saw his name on an office door and i went in and introduced myself and i learned a lot from him. >> what brought you back here, it was fortunate obviously but why did you decide to leave the sunnier climes of california? i got a very good offer from the dean, a good race and for professorship. i was an untenured associate professor at stanford but i like that but more important was that i had met, apart from aaron, george stigler just by chance spent the win

someone from stamford did the study. it must be right.on't care if jesus did theon study is not accurate. and so that makes people uncomfortable. there is a disruptive narrative. sometimes you're inheriting their funding. all of these things come into play.yes i i just continue to tell the story. it's easy to push the can down the road. and one of the things i wanted to do was i'm not willing to do this anymore. so i'm in a tell the story. i want to say that even when i tell the story people come back to the original storyto that they know and try to tell that story. >> give me an example. there is a review that came out in the review they sent it to me and said another good review. i have started to read these things carefully because sometimes it doesn't make sense. except they call my brother a petty thief and gangbanger. and that's not in the book at all. it is the imagination going wild. and so she said i saw that. why do you say something. i'm in a talk to them. they made the correction. there would've been this perception as this t

he is a fellow at the senior -- at the hoover institution in stamford. he is a visiting professor in beijing, and his many awards include the benjamin franklin prize for public service, the high price for lifetime forevement, and the prize economic journalism. this, he has of even given a lecture to the british studies seminar at the university of texas. i can testify that he is very quick on his feet because in the middle of the lecture, a cell phone went off. slightly embarrassing because it belonged to my wife. [laughter] putting it in a refrigerator so that it would go away. hel did not miss a beat, started to talk about the telephone and the origins of the first world war. [laughter] [applause] neil: thank you very much indeed. great pleasure to be here. and i thought i would say a couple of things by way of preface. some of you, perhaps all of you, let's face it, are more interested in what is going to be said tonight beginning at 9 p.m. [laughter] professor ferguson than in : anything i could possibly say now. and it's true that the stakes are low

conditions it careful a solemn lafayette and tracking where most of the rain is happening write-down stamford also on the peninsula little bit east bay feeling it in the richmond area where we see rainfall in the richmond center felt bridge nc el conditions are what one will be a very wet various like making your way through the north today eased its short freeway coming in the san francisco quite what to. and then checking all the reactivity into the 10:00 hour when it releases to the bay area breen rainfall for the south bay as well. taking a peek inside for some forecast cameron network of the north bay right now and still preach right in pleasanton the race is definitely coming in your direction being compared and make sure your that your umbrella handy. the starting open tomorrow. heavenly is open wednesday. check this out. a fire supression system in an airplane hanger accidently went off friday afternoon. the white foam spilled out of the hanger all over roadways near mineta san jose international airport. fire crews say this type of fire retardent is toxic in concentrated form. howeve

>> chelsea arrived at stamford on air force i. was welcomed by fans and friends.still tried to make it as normal as possible. >> my mom put contact paper, like, in every drawer. she kept, like, trying to find things to reorganize and finally my dad was like we need to go. mom was like there has to be something else. my dad was like it's now time. i think if dad hadn't intervened, my mom would have still been there when i graduated four years later. >> chelsea was an adult now, on her own. shielding her from controversy as hillary had done for 18 years would be much harder. >> how difficult is it for you to hear so many people harshly criticize your mother? >> well, it's just been something i've got i don't know accustomed to over my life. i mean, i don't remember a time when my mom wasn't be attacked. >> charges of sex, lies and audiotapes. >> there is not a sexual relationship, that is accurate. >> january 1998, halfway through chelsea's freshman year, news broke that bill clinton had an affair with white house intern monica lewinsky. he denied it. >> i want to y

involving stamford scientists. the extra hours in darkness in the evening. it is hard to handle.and said there is an increase in the risk of heart attacks and strokes. simply from turning the clock back. >> they don't get to benefit from the sun gaped in the morning. they are inside already of and getting ready for the day. work or school. >> by the time you get home. it is already getting dark and sunset around 5:30 this time of year. >> i have the special lights. >> i love it. >> me too. >> did you like the new movie. marvel. tips the magic at the box office. he is not as big as spider man but he cast the this over him and it is in ticket sales and to debut number 1 for marvel. >> they day biewd a distant second with 45 million and mel gibson's hack saw ridge with 18.4 million. >> that's it for this morning. join us back here for election day. >> big day tomorrow and on wednesday as we pour through the results. this will more on facebook and twitter. dr. phil is up next. >> we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education. so vote yes on prop 55. prop 55 pr

that's the same for stamford, washington, princeton, harvard. you name it. that's the beauty of lake merced. >>[laughing] keep that in mind. as we move into phase 2 to implement the request for proposal. were the proposal for lake merced the llc. i strongly support it. thank you so much commissioners >> thank you. next >> next speaker, please. is there anyone else would like to speak? >> good afternoon commissioners my name is nick meyers on the guide service coordinator and climbing and paddling ever outback adventure. i worked with jay for some time now and i'm here to browse for the character and work ethic of these two in particular i've seen them work seven days a week more often than not and save countless nights to finish items for customers that they needed the next day or the day after just so they were done. they got from guiding trips to getting a store to having to retail stores and three on water locations. i know if there's one thing i know about them is that they won't give up and what they create will be the best it can be. i also want to men