steve williams trying to wrestle the football away from him. >> phil: can't get more obvious passing the football than right now. with what they're going to do. >> jim: 5 minutes to play. siemian that was ahead. incomplete, fowler had the double hit. >> phil: siemian takes a shot, wants to get it just out of the reach of everybody. >> jim: adrian phillips comes in for the second leg. bring his team can figure out a way to close, they been the best 55 minute team in football. there is the throw an open man, and phillips has it all the way down to the 31. they've already got into field goal range. why is it important which mark we're talking if they got anything else the game is still open. >> phil: yes it is, eight-point lead, i don't know what they did wrong here. couldn't figure out why there was nobody back or running with him if it was man coverage. >> jim: draw play, anderson sprints ahead of 411. >> phil: chargers played it >> jim: set it up again from across the middle to anderson, he breaks away and takes it into the end zone for a touchdown a flag is out. >> referee: holding,

steve williams trying to wrestle the football away from him. >> phil: can't get more obvious passing the football than right now. with what they're going to do. >> jim: 5 minutes to play. siemian that was ahead. incomplete, fowler had the double hit. >> phil: siemian takes a shot, wants to get it just out of the reach of everybody. >> jim: adrian phillips comes in for the second leg. >> phil: a lot of big hits bring his team can figure out a way to close, they been the best 55 minute team in football. there is the throw an open man, and phillips has it all the way down to the 31. they've already got into field goal range. why is it important which mark we're talking if they got anything else the game is still open. >> phil: yes it is, eight-point lead, i don't know what they did wrong here. couldn't figure out why there was nobody back or running with him if it was man coverage. >> jim: draw play, anderson sprints ahead of 411. >> phil: chargers played it >> jim: set it up again from across the middle to anderson, he breaks away and takes it into the end zone for a touchdown a flag i

steve williams trying to wrestle the football away from him. >> phil: can't get more obvious passing the football than right now. with what they're going to do. >> jim: 5 minutes to play. siemian that was ahead. incomplete, fowler had the double hit. >> phil: siemian takes a shot, wants to get it just out of the reach of everybody. >> jim: adrian phillips comes in for the second leg. >> phil: a lot of big hits tonight by that secondary. way to close, they been the best 55 minute team in football. there is the throw an open man, and phillips has it all the way down to the 31. they've already got into field goal range. why is it important which mark we're talking if they got anything else the game is still open. >> phil: yes it is, eight-point lead, i don't know what they did wrong here. couldn't figure out why there was nobody back or running with him if it was man coverage. >> jim: draw play, anderson sprints ahead of 411. >> phil: chargers played it >> jim: set it up again from across the middle to anderson, he breaks away and takes it into the end zone for a touchdown a flag is out

steve williams trying to wrestle the football away from him. >> phil: can't get more obvious passing the football than right now. with what they're going to do. >> jim: 5 minutes to play. siemian that was ahead. incomplete, fowler had the double hit. >> phil: siemian takes a shot, wants to get it just out of the reach of everybody. >> jim: adrian phillips comes in for the second leg. >> phil: a lot of big hits bring his team can figure out a way to close, they been the best 55 minute team in football. there is the throw an open man, and phillips has it all the way down to the 31. they've already got into field goal range. why is it important which mark we're talking if they got anything else the game is still open. >> phil: yes it is, eight-point lead, i don't know what they did wrong here. couldn't figure out why there was nobody back or running with him if it was man coverage. >> jim: draw play, anderson sprints ahead of 411. >> phil: chargers played it >> jim: set it up again from across the middle to anderson, he breaks away and takes it into the end zone for a touchdown a flag i

steve williams trying to wrestle the football away from him. >> phil: can't get more obvious passing the football than right now. with what they're going to do. >> jim: 5 minutes to play. siemian that was ahead. incomplete, fowler had the double hit. >> phil: siemian takes a shot, wants to get it just out of the reach of everybody. >> jim: adrian phillips comes in for the second leg. >> phil: a lot of big hits tonight by that secondary. >> jim: mike mccoy just bring his team can figure out a way to close, they been the best 55 minute team in football. there is the throw an open man, and phillips has it all the way down to the 31. they've already got into field goal range. why is it important which mark we're talking if they got anything else the game is still open. >> phil: yes it is, eight-point lead, i don't know what they did wrong here. couldn't figure out why there was nobody back side of the zone or running with him if it was man coverage. >> jim: draw play, anderson sprints ahead of 411. >> phil: chargers played it safe, draw play wide open. >> jim: set it up again from across

steve williams trying to wrestle the football away from him. >> phil: can't get more obvious passing the football than right now. with what they're going to do. >> jim: 5 minutes to play. siemian that was ahead. incomplete, fowler had the double hit. >> phil: siemian takes a shot, wants to get it just out of the reach of everybody. >> jim: adrian phillips comes in for the second leg. >> phil: a lot of big hits tonight by that secondary. 55 minute team in football. there is the throw an open man, and phillips has it all the way down to the 31. they've already got into field goal range. why is it important which mark we're talking if they got anything else the game is still open. >> phil: yes it is, eight-point lead, i don't know what they did wrong here. couldn't figure out why there was nobody back or running with him if it was man coverage. >> jim: draw play, anderson sprints ahead of 411. >> phil: chargers played it >> jim: set it up again from across the middle to anderson, he breaks away and takes it into the end zone for a touchdown a flag is out. >> referee: holding, offense nu

. >> steve: second and six after the short completion. here's terence williams. >> brian: he almost lost that football. >> steve: yes, you hear the >> todd: he lost it and then just got it back. >> brian: really? geez. both teams have had turnovers. lot of footballs on the ground. >> steve: fortunate bounce. russell, the good play fake and hits zamora and he loses possession. right by the out of bounds marker. >> brian: haven't had a whole lot of passing in the game. seth russell has only attempted 24. shane buechele 18. >> steve: williams, the ball carrier. >> todd: williams has been in the whole second half. >> brian: yeah, i don't know if there's something wrong with shock linwood on the sideline or hot hand. >> todd: he has his helmet off, he is standing be i the coaches. >> steve: throwing across the middle, off the hands, couldn't hook up with chris platt, threw the fast ball in there. >> brian: that was a heater. he's anticipating. right around the linebacker 45 wheeler. little too high and hard. 17. >> steve: baylor with 343 yards on the ground today. an

. >> steve: second and six after the short completion. here's terence williams. >> brian: he almost lost that football. >> steve: yes, you hear the >> todd: he lost it and then just got it back. >> brian: really? geez. both teams have had turnovers. lot of footballs on the ground. >> steve: fortunate bounce. russell, the good play fake and hits zamora and he loses possession. right by the out of bounds marker. >> brian: haven't had a whole lot of passing in the game. seth russell has only attempted 24. shane buechele 18. >> steve: williams, the ball carrier. >> todd: williams has been in the whole second half. >> brian: yeah, i don't know if there's something wrong with shock linwood on the sideline or hot hand. >> todd: he has his helmet off, he is standing be i the coaches. >> steve: throwing across the middle, off the hands, couldn't hook up with chris platt, threw the fast ball in there. >> brian: that was a heater. he's anticipating. right around the linebacker 45 wheeler. little too high and hard. 17. >> steve: baylor with 343 yards on the ground today. an

. >> steve: second and six after the short completion. here's terence williams. >> brian: he almost l football. >> steve: yes, you hear the gasps from the crowd. >> todd: he lost it and then just got it back. >> brian: really? geez. both teams have had turnovers. lot of footballs on the ground. >> steve: fortunate bounce. russell, the good play fake and hits zamora and he loses marker. john bonney on the coverage. >> brian: haven't had a whole lot of passing in the game. seth russell has only attempted 24. shane buechele 18. >> steve: williams, the ball carrier. >> todd: williams has been in the whole second half. >> brian: yeah, i don't know if there's something wrong with shock linwood on the sideline or they're just going to with the hot hand. >> todd: he has his helmet off, he is standing be i the coaches. >> steve: throwing across the middle, off the hands, couldn't hook up with chris platt, threw the fast ball in there. >> brian: that was a heater. he's anticipating. right around the linebacker 45 17. >> steve: baylor with 343 yards on the ground today. an

. >> steve: second and six after the short completion. here's terence williams. >> brian: he almost lost that football. >> steve: yes, you gasps from the crowd. >> todd: he lost it and then just got it back. >> brian: really? geez. both teams have had turnovers. lot of footballs on the ground. >> steve: fortunate bounce. russell, the good play fake and hits zamora and he loses possession. >> brian: haven't had a whole lot of passing in the game. seth russell has only attempted 24. shane buechele 18. >> steve: williams, the ball carrier. >> todd: williams has been in the whole second half. >> brian: yeah, i don't know if there's something wrong with shoc they're just going to with the hot hand. >> todd: he has his helmet off, he is standing be i the coaches. >> steve: throwing across the middle, off the hands, couldn't hook up with chris platt, threw the fast ball in there. >> brian: that was a heater. he's anticipating. right around the linebacker 45 wheeler. little too high and hard. 17. >> steve: baylor with 343 yards on the ground today. and again, still a to

. >> steve: second and six after the short completion. here's terence williams. >> brian: he almost lost that football. >> steve: yes, you hear the >> todd: he lost it and then just got it back. >> brian: really? geez. both teams have had turnovers. lot of footballs on the ground. >> steve: fortunate bounce. russell, the good play fake and hits zamora and he loses possession. right by the out of bounds >> brian: haven't had a whole lot of passing in the game. seth russell has only attempted 24. shane buechele 18. >> steve: williams, the ball carrier. >> todd: williams has been in the whole second half. >> brian: yeah, i don't know if there's something wrong with shock linwood on the sidele hot hand. >> todd: he has his helmet off, he is standing be i the coaches. >> steve: throwing across the middle, off the hands, couldn't hook up with chris platt, threw the fast ball in there. >> brian: that was a heater. he's anticipating. right around the linebacker 45 wheeler. little too high and hard. 17. >> steve: baylor with 343 yards on the ground today. and again, stil

. >> steve: second and six after the short completion. here's terence williamshe almost lost that football. >> steve: yes, you hear the gasps from the crowd. >> todd: he lost it and then just got it back. >> brian: really? geez. both teams have had turnovers. lot of footballs on the ground. >> steve: fortunate bounce. russell, the good play fake and hits zamora and he loses possession. right by the out of bounds marker. john bonney on the coverage. >> brian: haven't had a whole lot of passing in the game. seth russell has only attempted 24. shane buechele 18. >> steve: williams, the ball carrier. >> todd: williams has been in the whole second half. >> brian: yeah, i don't know if there's something wrong with shock linwood on the sideline or they're just going to with the hot hand. >> todd: he has his helmet off, he is standing be i the coaches. >> steve: throwing across the middle, off the hands, couldn't hook up with chris platt, threw the fast ball in there. >> brian: that was a heater. he's anticipating. right around the linebacker 45 wheeler. little too high

. >> steve: second and six after the short completion. here's terence williamshe almost lost that football. >> steve: yes, you hear the gasps from the crowd. >> todd: he lost it and then just got it back. >> brian: really? geez. both teams have had turnovers. lot of footballs on the ground. >> steve: fortunate bounce. russell, the good play fake and hits zamora and he loses possession. right by the out of bounds marker. john bonney on the coverage. >> brian: haven't had a whole lot of passing in the game. seth russell has only attempted 24. shane buechele 18. >> steve: williams, the ball carrier. >> todd: williams has been in the whole second half. >> brian: yeah, i don't know if there's something wrong with shock linwood on the sideline or they're just going to with the hot hand. >> todd: he has his helmet off, he is standing be i the coaches. >> steve: throwing across the middle, off the hands, couldn't hook up with chris platt, threw the fast ball in there. >> brian: that was a heater. he's anticipating. right around the linebacker 45 wheeler. little too high

. >> steve: second and six after the short completion. here's terence williams. >> brian: he almost lost that gasps from the crowd. >> todd: he lost it and then just got it back. >> brian: really? geez. both teams have had turnovers. lot of footballs on the ground. >> steve: fortunate bounce. russell, the good play fake and hits zamora and he loses possession. marker. john bonney on the coverage. >> brian: haven't had a whole lot of passing in the game. seth russell has only attempted 24. shane buechele 18. >> steve: williams, the ball carrier. >> todd: williams has been in the whole second half. >> brian: yeah, i don't know if there's something w shock linwood on the sideline or they're just going to with the hot hand. >> todd: he has his helmet off, he is standing be i the coaches. >> steve: throwing across the middle, off the hands, couldn't hook up with chris platt, threw the fast ball in there. >> brian: that was a heater. he's anticipating. right around the linebacker 45 wheeler. little too high and hard. 17. >> steve: baylor with 343 yards on the ground t

that's so hard on a defense. >> steve: that was good for 39. williams playing great, he's hot. running the football great. maybe that's the reason why linwood isn't in. >> brian: but has ty comes in. >> steve: why did williams get the opportunity to begin with then? williams has had the opportunity -- looks 100%. he's kind of favoring that right leg. i don't know. >> steve: and he's still in there. i know you're not a doctor. you play one on television. second and six. >> brian: unless shock linwood did something, missed a block or he's in the dog house. i don't know. >> steve: russell keeps it again. his play fakes are among the best i've seen. seth russell's, at hiding the football. >> brian: boy, again, 17 rushes for 137 yards and averaging eight yards a clip and that is -- that's impressive. >> steve: third and one. running or throwing here? >> brian: there's a huddle here. >> todd: the second one today. we got the over. >> steve: very good. williams. gets just enough. and a whole lot of burnt orange will jump on top of him. he has the first down. >> brian: it's been a slugf

steve williams trying to wrestle the football away from him. >> phil: can't get more obvious passing the football than right now. with what they're going to do. >> jim: 5 minutes to play. siemian that was ahead. incomplete, fowler had the double hit. >> phil: siemian takes a shot, wants to get it just out of the reach of everybody. >> jim: adrian phillips comes in for the second leg. >> phil: a lot of big hits tonight by that secondary. way to close, they been the best 55 minute team in football. there is the throw an open man, and phillips has it all the way down to the 31. they've already got into field goal range. why is it important which mark we're talking if they got anything else the game is still open. >> phil: yes it is, eight-point lead, i don't know what they did wrong here. couldn't figure out why there was nobody back man coverage. >> jim: draw play, anderson sprints ahead of 411. >> phil: chargers played it >> jim: set it up again from across the middle to anderson, he breaks away and takes it into the end zone for a touchdown a flag is out. >> referee: holding, offense

charles calhoun, steve, william herman and john would become warriors. >> the japanese surface navy iswing allied ships out of the water every day. what was the morale like? >> it was good. i guess we didn't know my better. we were we were 20, 19, 18 years old. >> two months after pearl harbor . . >>> >>> in january of '42 america faced a war on two fronts. convoys were streams across the atlantic. and char and charles calhoun was tapped to escort the goods safely across the pond. >> we joined the british home fleet like we had a voice call assigned to us by the british. it was hms stead fast. i said, boy, i hope we can live up to that. >> that's the north atlantic crossing in the middle of winter. what was that like? >> miserable. very difficult because the north atlantic, as you know, never smooth. >> on the other side of the world the uss pope was facing off against the japanese. after abandoning manila they joined forces in the south pacific. >> i thought we were going to hit the oil fields in borneo. >> the oil in borneo was vital. the japanese needed it to fuel their war machine.

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steve williams you didn't dump me a one cops with lakeland, go go, we call him he said he would pay for breaks fast for everyone if they dumped me in the lake. that didn't happen. so yeah what do you do when you drive? you've go to 0 in on those swans how do do that? you pick one out and you talk to your catcher and say okay we're going out to this birdie. and then we line up circle him until he tires outer or until he gets a net on him. once the net is put on the bird, my job is to put it in neutral jump up and help him get bird into the boat. because the bird is heavy. it pulling back on him. to pull him out of boat as we seen this morning. 65 this morning. i mean to me seemed lot quicker than what i expected. was that an average? it was about two hours or so? >> oh, yeah that's about normal. boat is we had a rookie driver on there. but, they caught on real quick. and like i said me and steve has doing it long enough. we anticipate each other. and it comes with time. so tomorrow, dr. mad seven one local vets here donates their time going to come set up the tent do assembly line bring

steve. robin williams' widow says the actor had "chemical warfare in his brain" before his death. >> vicki:susaneider williams writes in the medical journal, "neurology ," that her husband's suicide came "at the end of an intense, confusing, and relatively swift persecution" from the disease. she says robin had trouble remembering lines during the filming of "night of the museum 3" in the spring of 2014 and says the "loss of memory and inability to control his anxiety was devastating to him." >> vicki:after his death.williams was diagnosed with lewy body disease that caused dementia. his widow says she's sharing her experience in the hope doctors will be "inspired to turn robin's suffering into something meaningful." >> vicki: back to you! >> pam:in 1899, a painting of the virgin mary believed to be a respectable copy sold for $25. now it seems that it could be a genuine raphael worth $26 million. stolen van gogh paintings found after 14 years in raid on italian mafia group >> pam:the discovery was made by bendor grosvenor, an art historian and presenter for the bbc's "britain's lost masterpiece

. >> good evening commissioner christensen's steve williams this is a difficult case mostly because theopers refuse to meet with the neighbors they know there a great interest useful seen 2 it more than 20 people attended the preapplication so 11 months ago zero each of he but that my letter briefly the forecasts to try to get meeting they said we'll get a meeting after the plans at the same time they sent the notice of that hearing pr so they tint innovate to meet with you at all we met 10 days ago and it was strange acknowledge one project sponsor shows up none of them is here attendant they didn't sea a word didn't engage with the neighbors and wedded four days and sent us a nasty e-mail sugz us of all crazy things and wouldn't put of story poles to show the size of unoccupied buildings and the no study and the leaflets one of the neighbors referenced here it is they distributed asking for people's help and to approve the project and shows a 3 story building that's why we told peep it is a 3 story this one of the neighbors is asking to save it entry-level hoosiers i've set in detail

on the ensuing william and mary drive, steve is picked off by ryan farl. great field position for unh at the tribe. 23 and they would capitalize. anthony panti. town -- touchdown. and he ran for 95 yards and a they improve to three overall. they are 2-0 in college play. sam amsele. joseph locks one down the sideline. 30-yard touchdown. 7-6. nate lewis comes up with the interception on the deflected pass. good return to about the 20-yardline that would the lead a field goal to make it a 7-3 game. here comes a.i.c. 48 yards for the touchdown this time. and a.i.c. they go on to win 30-10. the hawks still winless. they fool 0-5. plymouth state lost for the first time this season, 14-13 the final today at overtime. the game was tied at 7-7 after be the difference in overtime. plymouth hits their bye week with a record of 4-1. new hampshire tackles hunger continued its six games. st. thomas at windham, a rematch of the d-2 championship. the saints threatening, that's hauled in by connor haywood. big first down but that drive would stall. jaguars get on the board

steve staeger. >> here with secretary of stave wayne williams in the 9 news mail room. >> this is the first time i've ever been in the 9 room. this is exciting. >> reporter: let's get to questions people have about their ballots. which of colorado's 64 counties still hand count election results? >> jackson county is the only one that hand counts election results. we do use a hand count to cam pair to machines in the other counties. >> reporter: we have gotten so many questions from people it in the mail and forget a stamp? >> the easiest way is to throw it into a 24-7 ballot box. otherwise, put a forever stamp on it. you don't want it delayed. >> reporter: how often are the ballot boxes emptied? >> ballot boxes are emptied -- they have to be emptied for the first week about then we shift to every day and then on election day. >> reporter: next question, if you're moving to a different county now, what do you do? >> easiest way is starting today you can go into a vetter service and polling center and you can vote in person in the new county you're moving to. the other option, go online and update your

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steve hayes. and a b stoodard and juan williams co-host in the five and charlie herd political columnist. >> steve, they say they don't have a warrant and the washington post said justice department said to comey don't do it. but there was not a lot of juice from because loretta lynch had the meeting on the tarmac. >> i am not sure prized she doesn't want her doing this. but it is part of what led him to be transparent as he's been. two other considerations that was reported that huma abdean that she doesn't know how they ended up on anthony's computer. that is interesting and apparent she ed where she told the she only used these specified devices to communicate via e-mail potentially with secretary clinton. there are all sorts of potential problems for huma abedin in this. the clinton attacks on comey are really are tough to understand. on the one hand she has to defend herself, somehow, on the other hand, going after james comey, the fbi director who clearly went out of his way to avo avoid prosecuting her before. just doesn't work. it's not going to sell. >> i should point out that graphics we

you were there as well. >> i was. >> along with mike jerrick and scott williams and steve keeley andpport a great event. >>> you may scream, you scream when you're scared? >> yeah. >> you scream when you're scared butly probably doing something that's good for your health. i can't believe i'm telling you that. so screaming not necessarily a bad thing. >> don't tell my kids that. how fear can actually make you a healthier person. >>> plus, a bag of chips to go with your beer costs, i don't know arc dollar but that's not the case with these luxury chips in the black box. why they were created and how much five of them, just five, will cost you. >>> also, we love when you send pictures on game day. thank you monty g for always show your enthusiasm. the wentzwagon never stop, go birds! let's send bradford out at a philly with a lot of... baby baby!! >> update. wentzwagon it's closer than i expected expected let us know which quarterback you would want at the helm of the eagles #wentzwagon, #sambradford. i expect that wentzwagon red to go all the way across the screen. ♪ ♪ >>> karen hepp

williams. [applause] steve, you want to come up here? >> i would really rather be here, all right? >> go ahead. >> yes. one person who is he deprived of opportunity to see me but he can move. i thought the book was generally good assessment of the pathologies of regulation. i don't think it is really consistent with the norms of judicial ethics for me to try to do either equivalent of what alan did or rebuttal of what alan said. we're not supposed to speak about the, about the specific policy issues that likely to come up in front of us as so many of these potentially could. but i do think that what it is useful for me to focus on is the fundamental question of how permit system actually differs from regulatory systems in which the government acts after the citizen has acted tim uses the metaphor, nuisance systems but i, i'll call it non-permit systems which are, cover a lot and at the very end of the book tim has a very brief section what he enumerates what he thinks are distinctive draw backs to a permit system but i will argue that exempt for one, a very important one, i hasten

steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> it's no secret the late robin williams was a cycling enthue enthusiast. his family is now selling his collection. you can find them on kntv.com. calf who was caught in mnettingd coast. >>> a mother humpback whale getting some help rescuing her calf who was caught netting off australia's gold coast. a team of rescuers got to work cutting that net away. the mama stayed next to her calf the whole time, pushing her out of the water so she could breathe. before long both were on their way, both in good health. that netting that the shark was tangled up in was in the area to keep sharks at bay. >> rob is filling in for carrie who is on maternity leave. >> we'll see a chance of some showers, especially on the north bay. east bay hill tops as the sierras finally get some snow. rain goes away. temperatures in the 70s and 80s returning inland starting thursday. >> you said there could be another storm coming, maybe 8 to 10 days out? >> stay tuned. yeah, sunday night into next monday. how about a teaser? >> see you tomorrow morning. >>> stand by, everyone. we're liv

william at 53 degrees. the when the chester steve johnson also in the lower 50's. 50's in lawrenceville at this hour. we have got rainy conditions, in philadelphia, here, phil in the lower 50's. perkasie 54. look at rainfall amounts we have seen so far, just from today, it the depend where you are. you don't have to go far from the city to the north to get out of the rain. cherry hill jenny janssen a inch of rain. ed connor in chesterfield 1.04. levittown three-quarters of an inch of rain. not much happening. eagleville, .04. so far for today, same deal in west chester. if you wind are starting to kick up, you can see gusty wind, wind 22 in west chester. out of the north get down toward shore points, we're in the upper 30's. not much wind, just out west, nottingham chester county. fran has got 6 miles an hour wind. we have wind advisory for south jersey. lets go to the shore where we have the wind driven rains, few people out on the poured walk right new pretty nasty there. it will stay like that in the next several hours, really early afternoon, the rain will fina

after he won, defeating the democrat william jennings bryant and the [ laughter and applause ] long time ago. >> steve: that was a long time ago. >> jimmy: pretty big tech news, here. twitter is phasing out the vine app. yeah. you know vine. it lets users create and share six-second video clips, so i wanted to give one of vine's biggest stars a chance to say farewell in a special video message. please welcome derek haskell. derek? >> hey, jimmy, i'm sure you can imagine the news is hitting those of us in the vine a way to connect and -- >> jimmy: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: beautiful. beautiful. touching. >> jimmy: i guess we'll have to hear the rest on snapchat. i don't know. [ light laughter ] a lot of guys are excited about this, victoria's secret just unveiled this year's fantasy bra, which is worth $3 million because of all the jewels. yeah, the news station -- a a news station in virginia was covering the story yesterday, and one of the anchors had a a very interesting comment. listen tis valued at $2 million. >> for most guys, a fantasy bra is one they can actually unhook. [ la

william matthews. >> donald trump is dangerous. >> reporter: radio host steve nobel voted early for trump, a pick hegled with. >> i got to to what i can to stop hillary. i'm not endorsing donald trump. i'm not a big donald trump fan. i'm a pragmatist who is also a christian. >> reporter: and steve noble cast his ballot for donald trump on friday. he tells me he doesn't feel good about that decision, in fact, joking that afterwards he felt the need to confess and repent but nevertheless, he is advising his listeners to vote for donald trump who he sees as the lesser of two evils. now in the latest cnn poll conducted october 20th through 23rd, 72% of white evangelicals are breaking for donald trump with 21% for hillary clinton. and erin, a lot of the people i spoke with on sunday do say they plan to vote early to make official a decision that has been very tough for them. erin? >> all right. jessica u tha jessica, thank you. i want to bring back my panel. jeffrey, let me start with you. fascinating report there. that is a group he needs to win overwhelmingly. okay, he's getting the majority of them. h

steve. >> thank you to our halie jackson and kristen welker and our pete williams. since july, donald tmp and his surrogates have blasted the fbi director and comey not charging hillary clinton of any wrong doing. today, donald trump's manager had this to say. >> it is fine with us. see -- i am reminded that maybe we have been asking the wrong candidate all along. >> all right, joining me now, surrogate for the trump's campaign. matt, good to have you with me and we have kellyanne conway, i want you to ta i can a listen to what donald trump has said about comey and his investigation. >> you saw that with the e-mails. it is a rigged system, folks, just remember it. when the fbi interviewed her only for three hours during the 4th of july weekend, her interview was not recorded and she was amazingly not even under oath. when the fbi director says the secretary of state was extremely careless and negligence. these terms are minor compares to what she actually did. they were just used to save her from facing justice for her terrible, terrible crimes. >> so matt, if the c

williams. >> jimmy fallon is up next. enjoy that, enjoy your weekend, everybody -rbts/ if you are out trick-or-treating, make it [ 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 -- anna kendrick, john lithgow, stand up from iliza, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 560! jimmy fallon! ? ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, hey, everybody! oh, i feel the love. i feel the new york city love. welcome, everybody. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] this is the show. you're here. thank you for being here. welcome, and thank you. here's what people are talking about. of course, this monday is

williams to middleton gone for six months with a hamstring injury. >>> welcome back, everyone. volunteers answering calls for our domestic violence awareness good evening, i'm steve chamraz, welcome to the now milwaukee... october is domestic violence awareness month... and we at today's

>> pete williams with the latest wallace, steve kornacki and msnbc chief ari melber. good morning. back to 2015 when bernie sanders famously said at that debate with hillary clinton, americans are sick and tired of your damn e-mails and what are we talking about now with eight days to go until the election. the question is, is it an october distraction or an october game changer. >> well, it is an october surprise. i think you start at the right place because the is hers. but the question that none of us here knows the answer to is have voters taken this into account already? we know this will excite and animate and thrill the trump voter. we know this will depress and discourage hillary clinton supporters, make them incredibly anxious. what we don't know is all those voters -- i wouldn't even call them undecided voters. they're disillusioned voters. they're people who don't really like either choice. will that push them one way or the other. came to comey said we need to search this laptop. he thought that's going to get out, i might as well write this letter. on the other hand, t

steve? the driver, james strickland,,, but we don't have anything to put larry williams in front of a jury. what about conspiracy? larry talked to boo before and after the homicide. he wasn'n'asking for the time. how do we know that? boo said larry put him up to it. it sounds like boo would have rolled on his grandmother. larry knew what he was doing when he picked up that phone. then get him to say that. he may not spell it out chapter and verse. how is she? the doctor was gonna check for signs of abuse. you all did good work on that. parents didn't think so. what are they complaining about? oh, name it. it's not like we didn't catch the mom on a bad day. what do you want to do with your sister's husband? he's downstairs in a cell. he's a collar. remember what we were saying about the parents? your detective blurted out to my wife the details of a private conversation he and i had. him getting his temperature checked in the men's room. this is all about you being a xxxxphobe and wanting to carry out some sick justice. no, it's not. i babasit for his son all the time. it's about you being a

words were written by the famed political writer william safire and spoken by nixon's vice president, spiro agnew. they have stuck in my mind - and steve's obviously - since they were uttered in 1970. the sentiment being expressed by both steve and vice- president agnew is a familiar one. right now dissatisfaction seems to be rampant, but i view these complaints with considerable skepticism. take those right-track-wrong-track polls which seem to show americans disgusted with the direction of the economy or country. there ositively, so being disgruntled is kinda what we do here. we're always grumpy about the future. except when it's your future. while polls show we think the nation is going off the rails, they also show a majority of us currently are ok with our own futures. this is inconsistent to say the least. finally, if you ask unhappy citizens which direction we should be going you get answers like this. not exactly helpful. the nattering nabobs of negativism are always with us, and may be part of the discontent with the status quo that pushes us forward. what is important is recognize it as a commonplace attitude, not an unusual di