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

blaze griffis with the fade pass to payton bandy... he makes score... spartans down 28-0 pella tries to put the nail in the coffin, but solon's defense comes up big as bo black picks off the pass and gets a few more yards spartans offense capitalizes, griffis with the fade pass to bandy again... and they convert, this time for 18 yards... solon down 28-14.... student section all jacked up late 4th quarter, solon knocking on the door again, but griffis pass is picked off and pella hangs on to win 28- 14... josh christensen had a couple of big games in town.. joel girdner has highlights of city high and wash. thanks joel red hot cedar rapids prairie riding a 9 game thanks joel red hot cedar rapids west. before the game a moment of silence for sargent be- minio and officer martin who were tragically gunned down this week in the des moines area.. be-minio played for iowa city west and led them to a state and the trojans showed their support with his 79 jersey on display tonight.. and west came ready to play evan flitz fires over the middle to austin west fir

blaze griffis with the fade pass to payton bandy... he makes the catch for the 11-yard score... spartans down 28-0 pella tries to put the nail in the coffin, but solon's defense comes up big as bo black picks off the pass and gets a few more yards spartans offense capitalizes, griffis with the fade pass to bandy again... and they convert, this time for 18 yards... solon down 28-14.... late 4th quarter, solon knocking on the door again, but griffis pass is picked off and pella hangs on to win 28- 14... josh christensen tv9 sports thanks josh to the 4a quarter-finals and we had a couple of big games in town.. joel girdner has highlights of city high and wash. thanks joel red hot cedar rapids west. before the game a moment of silence for sargent be- minio and officer martin who moines area.. be-minio played for iowa city west and led them to a state and the trojans showed their support with his 79 jersey on display tonight.. and west came ready to play evan flitz fires over the middle to austin west and he turns it field for the first score of the game.. prairie tied at seven in th

but maybe the ink faded or something. the ink faded? is. you ought to investigate it and make sure. we're sure, we're sure. come on, mary. ( sighs ) thank heavens that's over. barney, that was just the alcohol.

it was 34-30 at half-- cyclones leading.third quarter -- jada buckley the fade the gap from there down just two when hannah schonhardt banks in the jumper-- tied at 43. the cyclones would come alive after that-- heather bo-vee the three-- as the cyclones go on to win it 76-68 --former tv9 athlete of the week ryan murphy announced on twitter he will run at the university of arkansas. the senior from linn-mar won the mvc cross country super meet and finished 5th at state. the razorbacks are coached by chris bucknam, who was at uni before taking thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... once again tonight some patchy fog is possible. it looks like it will mimic tuesday and burn off during in the morning as a southeast wind takes over. highs climb into the 60s wednesday with 70s possible thursday. as the area >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, casey affleck. from "dancing with the stars," laurie hernandez. judge james and music from garth brooks. and now, while we're at it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, there. welcome. than

"make the grade-- keep the fade" - that's what one barber shop in pennsylvania is advertising to motivate kids to do well in school. fox 6's myra sanchick tells us why the owner of a barber shop is giving free haircuts to students with a's and b's. "nats of razor" isaac mantilla has owned fade away barber shop years, and wants to reward students for doing well in school. "when i was growing up i didn't get haircuts frequently. i got them maybe once every three months. and i used to hate it." so he started giving students who get a's and b's on their report cards free haircuts at his shop. he recently decided to advertise on a community facebook page. "people coming up with ideas to help out, make york a better place. and my way of giving back to the community people feel good about themselves." 17-year-old sterling dozier is a senior at a local high school. he was one of mantilla's clients who is benefiting from his good grades this semester. "i think it's a good idea. it's a good motivation to get better grades." mantilla says the kids often benefit from more than just the trim. parents

. >> you can see the reflectors, the fading of the life vests as they are in the sun. >>reporter: the bags range from $14-$40 with help of the public relations class in clubs they are assignment. >> a bigger response than we expected. shared on facebook and people from all over the us are interested in his bags. i think the project to be bigger than san jose state. >> this is what they had when they went through this that it's a piece of their journey. >>> organizers hope to sell hundred 30 bags by chris for christmas every $3000 and 700% of the money is headed back to the refugee camp where they were made. >>> a teenager from hayward sleeping on a new bed instead of the floor because of the kindness of two alameda deputies. they met 17-year-old anthony at gary two weeks ago i learned he was sleeping on the floor because his mom who is a single parent simply couldn't afford to buy him a bed. the deputies were so moved they went around the collected donations and bought anthony a bed, pillows and sheets. >> he never asked for anything, he pointed data is bad that he was

the fade and the deep in for the t.d. to dez bryant. getting him involved. getting everyone involved. i think the dez bryant component is a big component. dez gives you the explosive plays. beasley, one of your favorites in the slot. witten, possession receiver. dez is the explosive player. getting involved. this was a really a grind it out game. no turnovers. jimmy talked about it. controlled the clock over 35 minutes. >> curt: take a breath. >> terry: i want to correct myself. if i ever did highlights or said something without making a mistake. i said dez bryant had three touchdowns receiving today. folks, he only had two. my mistake. >> terry: he had two. >> curt: beasley had the other. the cowboys streak continues and so does yours. that's a joke. >> terry: that's love. >> curt: it's brotherly love. real quick, michael, i want to ask you. we see a team with a winning streak. that's not always the best team in football. dallas has won nine in a row. are they the best team in football. >> michael: i think so. i think by far they're the best team in footbal

brady, the fade. we have contact. we have a collision. we have no flag. we've got no score. gronkowski getting into chancellor. no flag. pete carroll is happy. to watch the cowboys and steelers. pittsburgh down, 29-24. looks like they'll clock the ball. no, ben roethlisberger gave them the okeydoke. finds antonio brown. steelers are ahead. cowboys come right back. they only need a field goal. instead, zeke elliott races off 32 yards for his thirst touchdown of the game. the cowboys take it by a final of 35-30. america, i have like 88 more minutes of sports news. minutes? "sportscenter" over on espn. thank for watching. >> thank you, john. >>> we have to show you this incredible moment from the broncos-saints showdown. >> the final 90 seconds of the game, drew brees throws a 32-yard touchdown to tie the game, 23-23. saints set up for the extra point. it's blocked. >> will parks picks it up and runs for the safety. he credits ballet classes he took in the fourth grade for helping him tiptoe up the saints sideline. i thought all football players had to take ballet. >>> maybe his

in in just three years he was able to buy his own office >> when the media buzz faded, work for bang decreased. sales eventually declined. >> he decided to give up his job as a bang bang and make an effort to start a full scale transportation business. >> he kept the company name bang bang and uses a truck instead of a pole. truck delivery is completely different from being a bang bang, he had to start from scratch. some of his staff began complaining about the unfamiliar work and quitting. now his transportation company has grown large enough to move the offices of major companies. this is a business district. liu opened a new office here in hopes of expanding his business. he has doubled his original staff to over 50 employees. liu is working toward the 20th anniversary of his company's founding. he intents to collect actual poles used by bang bangs. >> liu hopes to display poles that saw extensive use. he heads to a place where he used to come in search of work as a bang bang about he says it looks nothing like it was before. there are no bang bangs in sight. the only people here a

the spring. >> you would fade the rally? >> fadely. they're going to come back in the spring. you'll get your chance in the first quarter. >> you said fade the rally. are there names you would say, you know what, all the biotechs are not all the same so what names still have plenty of upside? >> one that jumps out that we are sniffing around to build a bigger position is gilead. lots of cash. >> though they haven't made an acquisition? >> it's great that they haven't made an acquisition because valuations have come in. >> but their valuations come in as well. >> they'll be able to repatriate like a zillion dollars of cash if trump does what he says he's going to do. i think next year a good year for them. they have the ingredients there. we're just looking for the recipe. >> when you look at pharma and biotech, people were saying if you did get clinton it would be like '92 and stocks rallied hard from there. but you go back to the '90s and had big drugs coming out, viagra, vioxx, lipitor, there's no blockbuster come out. the only space that seems to have growth is oncology whi

brady, the fade. we've got contact. we've got a collision. we've got no flag. we've got no score. gronkowski getting into chancellor. replay, not enough contact. there is no play. doesn't matter. pete carroll is happy. his team wins. >>> record crowd in pittsburgh to watch the cowboys and steelers. pittsburgh down, 29-24. clock winding down. looks like they're gonna clock the ball. no. ben roethlisberger gave them the okeydoke. finds antonio brown. that's a touchdown. steelers are ahead. cowboys come right back. they only need a field goal. instead, zeke elliott races off 32 yards for his thirst touchdown of the game. the cowboys take it by a final of 35-30. america, i have like 88 more minutes of sports news. i just don't have the time. you want to see those 88 thank for watching. >> thank you, john. we'll take your word for that. >>> we have to show you this incredible moment from the broncos-saints showdown. >> the final 90 seconds of the game, saints qb drew brees throws a 32-yard touchdown the tie the game, 23-23. saints set up for the extra point. it's blocked. >> will parks

the city at 38. big storm in southern canada hasn't moved all that much. slowly fades away and pulls out of new england during the day tomorrow but some wind out. there most important it's dry. lots of sunshine, northern new england the numbers are in the 30s here. in sorb new england in the 40s, even as you move out of new england down the 95 corridor, new york, baltimore, d.c. back to pittsburgh temperatures are cool. issues but there will be rain shower active detroit and chicago. this weather system does work up into new england on thanksgiving. so it's thursday morning is your flight out of town, no real issues although there could be a couple of snow flurries here in southern new england on thursday morning. we will pick up the story from there in a few minutes. >> adam: also on 7 this evening offensive art, that's is what students are calling this picture of the k. k. q. that can be found university. school office defending their decision to display this controversial work of art. we've more from kelli o'hara. >> reporter: students aren't happy. the sign on the

the setup for a breakout. that is a setup in principle for some reaction like this. so fade this move. at's my bet. >> all right. thank you, carter. so mike, are you -- how are you -- are you trading the dollar? if so, how are you trading it? >> this is one of those situations -- we were just talking about the move having been really extraordinary. currencies usually not that volatile. what that means is, options premiums tend to be very, very low. so it's hard to do spreads where you're going to look to sell out of the moneys options. the way i look at this, january 26 puts, you can spend 30 cents for those, a little over 1% of the level where uup is right now. you can look for opportunities to spread and you probably want to. if we do break below 26 in uup, maybe we get down do 25.5. then you can look to put on a spread if you want to basically remain bearish. >> good strategy, mike. thank you. >>> meantime, a strong u.s. dollar might be a headwind for a number of u.s. companies that sell stuff overseas. nearly half of the sales come internationally. dan, you're looking at one name in

we have the fading light here. the early sunsets about 15 minutes away. a a live view from the tower camera overlooking capitol hill. just a few clouds drifting over the metro area. another dry day. and a chilly afternoon. temperatures are hovering near 50 degrees. we're in the 40s. and hour by hour, as we get into the evening, it will quickly get chilly. mid-evening and may be by freezing in the upper 40s by then. your thanksgiving forecast is coming in a few minutes. >>> we want to send a great big thank you to everyone who supported our effort to feed local families this thanksgiving. yesterday you helped us raise nearly 42,000 in our food for families campaign. >> we collected two truckloads of food at verizon you can still help. go to the nbc washington web page or the app to get details on how you can still make a donation. search "food for families." >> pat was down there it from the crack of down until the sun is had set for hours. what stood out to you? >> people were so incredibly generous this year pop to see food that they bought, that they we

i ask that my motion be granted, and morerethan that, , in the name of humanity, fading in the shadowow of, i demand it. captain's log, stardate 2950.1. after due consideration, the general court-martial has reconvened on board the enterprise. how many games of chess did you win from the computer, mr. spock? ered unusual? affirmative. why? i personally progogmmed the computer for chess months ago. i gave the machine an understanding of the game equal to my own. the computer cannot make an error. and assuming that i do not either, the best that could normally be hoped for would be stalemate after stalematat and yet i beat the machine five times. sosoone, either accidentally or deliberately, herefore, the memory banks of that computer. could that have had an effect on the visual playback we saw? object! the witness would be making a conclusion. sustained. hypothetically, mr. spock. hypothetically, miss shaw, if what you suggest had been done, it would be beyond the capabilities of most men. is that true? the captain, myself, and the records officer. mm-hmm. and at t t moment, you have no

the high temperatures could be late morning around midday and watch the temperatures fade into the 50s, back into the 40s for sunday afternoon, and certainly a chilly pattern for monday with a strong wind gusting out of the west-northwest at 30 or 40 miles per hour and temperatures only in the upper 30s to lower 40s. so a taste of winter ahead monday and tuesday will be cool and breezy days. otherwise, it is quiet, at least on this seven-day forecast with the best chance of showers coming sound. >>> as expected gronkowski a no show at practice today, sitting out officially with a chest injury. tom brady meanwhile a few participate not enlisted on the injury report. good news for a patriots theme will be ready come sunday at san francisco no matter who's out on the field. >> we have to do the best with what we have, you know, and be hoping and praying that we're at full strength anytime we take the field. so we'll do the best we can and see what happens when we move forward. >> the red sox awarding rick porcello with a contract and responded by going 9 and 15 in his first campaign in bo

the fade to robinson and they win 43-20. lakeland versus plant next week in the regional semi-finals. i'm calling it now, that's our game of the week. >> and who will be the team of the week? last week's team, jesuit motoring through the playoffs. >> not many of and the usf basketball team won last night, most points scored since 2002. >> go bulls. see you later. have a great saturday. >>> this morning thousands are lacing up for the american heart association heart walk. we are live at raymond james stadium with the last minute preparations for the walk. and bullying in schools after the election of donald trump. coming up, how one school district is handling postelection comments in the classroom. . >>> it is the weekend and this is a live look outside the window this morning this saturday. good morning and thank you for joining us here on newschannel 8. our top stories this morning, portland police are investigating a shooting at an antitrump demonstration overnight. police hurled tear gas and massive crowds. protests happ

we are now in the 60s and we will hold here as we go through evening. temperatures are slowly going to fade back into the 50s as we get into the night. check out the big picture is this what a hot mess they have going on to the west of us. big thunderstorms moving through indiana. and, of course, the snowy side of the storm still pounding northern minnesota. thiss a leave picture from ely south of the boundary waters and you can see the snow and ice that is on the roads. and at times this picture has been very fuzzy today with through there. now they have blizzard and winter storm warnings going on throughout minnesota and u.p. of mitch been a wind advisories and it's the wind we will noting first as we get into the changes. and, of course, the thunderstorms severe thunderstorm warning stretching from fort wayne through indianapolis. and the storms are moving at 70 miles per hour as they rake off to the east. that is basically where the cold front is. and as it moves east it will now i want you to see here. the state line divides of course ohio and pennsylvania. pennsylvania is where all th

the message faded at that point, sir. address inner craft. system open. this is the captain. our destination is the talos stargroup. our time warp, factor 7. course computed and on the screen. all decks have acknowledged, sir. engage. screen off. mr. spock, i'm truly amazed at your technical prowess in somehow manufacturing all this. i congratulate you on your imagination. but this is a court of space law, please tell the court this is not imagination, nor some clever photographic record. are we seeing the actual events of 13 years ago? yes, gentlemen, on that screen, as it happened, the incredible experience of captain christopher pike on talos iv. if, after witnessing this, the court wishes to turn this vessel back, i will release this ship to manual control. you're in no position to bargain. this is ridiculous. abducted captain pike. well, for me, this has gone far enough. we still haven't heard the full story. i vote to continue. and i vote we do not. deadlock-- not a deadlock. there's still one member of the trial board to be heard from. very well. captain pike, it's up

the forecast. here's this evening. it will be cool temperatures fading into the 40s. westerly breezes will be light mostly clear skies. as far as november evening standards goes it's pretty much posh and think as we go through the rest of the night that's going to be the trend just clearing and cooling. we did see clouds today that courtesy of the lakes but the clouds have since faded and we that drier air stretches way, way back into the plain states so a lot of sunshine will come our way. and temperatures believe it or not are expected to be on the mild side. being see the warmer air that's out to the west of us as well. this just above average air will continue to move in and so our temperatures for the next week or so will likely average in the 60s. it's not too bad for us. we have a few clouds that will linger as we go through the night by 9:30 you can see temperatures in the 40s and midnight hour will be down around the 40 gr some 30s. and in the early morning we could see the mid-30s creeping up especially on the typically cooler areas farther off to the south.

it was 34-30 at half-- cyclones leading.third quarter -- jada buckley the fade away "j"-- money -- but the pantr there down just two when hannah schonhardt banks in the jumper-- tied at 43. the cyclones would come alive after that-- heather bo-vee the three-- as the cyclones go on to win it 76-68 --former tv9 athlete of the week ryan murphy announced on twitter he will run at the university of arkansas. the senior from linn-mar won the mvc cross country super meet and finished 5th at state. the razorbacks are coached by chris bucknam, who was at uni starting off with a live look at . it's wednesday, november 16th. here's what you need to know today. high schoolers hope their peaceful protest following a hate crime in iowa city will help spark discussions about discrimination. president-elect donald trump says the process for picking his cabinet members national security advisors has suddenly resigned. iowa city police will temporarily have more officers than normal. it will hire three extra people to bring more minorities into the department. police in cedar rapids say they can't relea

as the seasons get ready to change, we have cold weather coming our way seconlf out the fading away of the drops. pockets of light rain and drizzle possible. by lunch time, cloudy skies, most of the drizzle drops should be done by noon time. we should get a peek or two of sunshine later on this afternoon. not a bad finish to the day but kind of a cloudy and wet start. we're in the 40s now. we'll be in the upper 50s to near 60 by later on today with a peek or two of sunshine coming around and the extended forecast, sun and clouds 70 on friday. thursday and friday promise to be very nice days. the weekend will start out mild but showers on saturday night lead to a big blast of cold air that arrives on sunday. whole ten day forecast coming up at 6:51. let's go over to traffic department right now and see how melissa mollet is and what she is dealing with. >> good morning. green and yellow line, a warning for you. we have those delays but service has been restored between gallery place and pentagon here this morning on green and yellow line. they hth they've called those off. northbound 39

as we take a look at our forecast, you can see, temperatures in the 70s, fading back into the 60s. winds still out of the south/southwest. and as far as traffic goes, we're kind of keeping an eye on that, too. you can see, 77 northbound. backed up a bit. once you get off the highway, things are crawling as folks still trying to find parking but thankfully, we did have the cavs game to start it a little early. temperatures, 70s. it's amazing. and even the motorcycle guys are out and very happy about that obviously. the big picture shows that we have just high, thin clouds in place. so high, thin clouds, always harbingers of things to come. there's a frontal boundary. and it's that second surge of low pressure. it's the one in the area. that's going to continue to move northward. truly, late tomorrow night, we could be pushing gearns some rain -- against some rain, if there is indeed a 7th game. but i don't think we need that. as far as your nation goes, how about the upper 70s? beautiful again for the day tomorrow. we'll be in the 50s for thursday. as the rain and that front comes t

temperatures in the 50s for the next couple of hours. we're going to fade back into the 40s through we have partly to mostly cloudy skies in play right now. you can see, we have a lot of cloud cover around. a lost this is the high, thin clouds. and we'll continue to have that on and off. there say front to the west. this is really weak stuff, though. this may skirt us with chance for sprinkles in the morning. other than that, i think we are going to have a dry day tomorrow. your hour-by-hour forecast has midnight temperatures around 40 degrees or so on average. we'll have 30s and low 40s. early morning temperatures, the lakeshore. note this cloud cover, though. as this wave comes in, we could kick up a few sprinkleless. you may have -- sprinkles. you may have a few drops. does not look like heavy rain. do not have to drag this to the bus stop. temperatures not too bad. we'll be in the 30s to about 40 degrees. as the day goes on, our high clouds will hang out with us. can that's represented here by the brighter, white color. the high clouds are colder. as we

the counterculture of the '60s had faded and the united states was in recession. the vietnam war was nearing its end and young americans were searching for a way to express themselves and they found it in disco. "i think the music was happy. it was up. tt got inside of you. it was a part of you." "it was about that beat. it about that rhythm. it was about positive lyrics that made you feel good about yourself and that's what the whole time was about just, you ow, we wanted to have a good time." soon places like "the loft" and "12 west" were the hottest spots to escape reality and dance the night away. still, disco didn't truly reach the mainstream until 1977 when john travolta walked onto disco had now left the club and moved into the white middle class. it took over radio stations, movies and fashion. platform shoes, bell-bottoms and mirror balls were everywhere. a futuristic, sophisticated form of free expression. by the time summer came out with "macarthur park" in 1978, disco was at its peak. summer would go on to have more number-one hits - "bad girls," "hot

the fade of tte of the republicn your shoulders. today it was more of a celebration. the president was back to his slightly comedic routine with his common refrain of, come on, man, as he's mocking donald trump. so that's kind of a return to what we saw earlier on. but, as the white house puts it, he wants to get everything in there as much as possible. he wants to cite siriticize don trump, he wants to criticize republicans. he wants to focus on local races and down ballot races. we saw him turn rubio's words back on him. things that he said in the past about donald trump. and the president also wants to hit on his legacy and talk about how hillary clinton will continue that legacy. so what we're seeing is the president wanting to keep up that energy and what he needs to do for hillary clinton are get in those voters that she needs. the young people, african-americans. by the way, we're at florida international university now. they do a lot of national polling. i think what's been really fascinating here, nationwide, too, is the latino vote. latino vote is 18% of the

veteran 27:25) "we had some scares up there" (-:41) more than 70 years have passed, but the memories haven't faded. "i think about the people that paid the real price, boy i tell you , they're real heroes"(-:21) cook wanted to visit the national world war ii memorial in washington, d.c., but he's not healthy enough to make the trip. (sarah hill/honor everywhere ) "it's really sad in a way cuz we to build the world war 2 memorial and we're losing our veterans at a rate of 500 a day nationwide, world war 2 veterans" (-:07) sarah hill co-founded honor everywhere, which bring the memorials to ailing veterans through virtual reality. "this is a way that they can feel like they were there"(-:45) cook was able to finally see the monument in 3-d through these goggles. "thank you sniffle" cook's daughter and son were also ced (joe cook/cook's son) "this memorial is for him and to have him see that- and to see the expression on his face- i know it meant the world to him" (42:05) it is a new way to salute aging war heroes. "i'll remember this the rest of my life" don champion, cbs news, kingwood, texas. ((ki

>>> the rally fades in europe as individual corporate stories weigh on markets. postnl hits the bottom of the stoxx 600 after rejecting a bid from rival bpost. >>> but the money is back for pimco. it sees net inflows for the first time in three years helping owner allianz post a better than expected net profit in the third quarter and boosting its shares in early trade. >>> chinese consumers splash the cash. alibaba looks on track to blow past last year's record as si singles day sales reach more than $12 billion around the half day mark. >>> i would have loved to be a fly on the wall just before the meeting between trump and obama. >> i would have loved to have been a fly on the wall during the meeting. no one was in there. no one. i don't even think security was in there. we're all second guessing what they actually talked about. by the looks of things, we have a new bromance going on. >> yeah, for sure. european equity markets this morning opening slightly higher and hanging on to slight gains. looking at the stoxx 600 up 0.2%. mixed markets in asia with a lot

an as the echos of miss inaugural address fade, the threats he faces as commander in chief become more are clear. one of the mostmiss inaugural address fade, the threats he faces as commander in chief become more are clear. one of the most is threats come from north korea and kim jong-un. now we're being told the white house considers north korea a grave threat to america and the president-elect has been briefed. brian todd has more. >> reporter: new information that donald trump got a dire warning about a major national security threat he will face when he enters the oval office, a threat that comes from a young dig dictator who executed his own uncle. intelligence officials tell cnn the white house is conveying that north korea is a grave near term threat to america. "wall street journal" says the obama team viewed north korea as trump's top national security priority and warned the trump transition team about the threat. >> once the president-elect got the detailed briefings on the state of the missile programs being, i imagine it was rather jarring. >> reporter: weapons experts say

battle of okinawa gunfire "we had some scares up there" more than 70 years have passed, but the memories haven't faded. "i think about the people that paid you , they're real heroes" cook wanted to visit the national world war ii memorial in washington, d.c., but he's not healthy enough to make the trip. "it's really sad in a way cuz we as a nation waited far too long to build the world war 2 memorial and we're losing our veterans at a rate of 500 a day nationwide, world war 2 veterans" sarah hill co- founded honor everywhere, which through virtual reality. "this is a way that they can feel like they were there" cook was able to finally see the monument in 3-d through these goggles. "thank you sniffle" crying cook's daughter and son were also choked up over the virtual tour. "this memorial is for him and to have him see that- and to see the expression on his face- i know it meant the world to him" it is a new way to salute aging war ro "i'll remember this the rest of my life" don champion, cbs news, kingwood, texas. today, the group will add a virtual reality tour of the vietnam wall to the programmin

. >> reporter: but his presence on the trail faded after the convictions of two former aides in the bridgegate scandal. tonight, team trump says christie remains involved in the transition process. but as of this afternoon, mike pence is the one in charge. >> he's not going to be the vice president of the united states, so having him at the top of the pyramid makes sense. >> reporter: cameras did not spot christie at trump tower today, but in a statement, he wrote, i am proud to have run the pre-election phase of the transition team along with a thoroughly professional and dedicated team of people. >> why have extra distractions? right now, christie could be an extra distraction given his own political situation right now in new jersey. >> reporter: in the heart of camden, there isn't much sympathy. >> i really don't like governor christie as a lot of new jerseyans. don't. >> reporter: a source close to the transition tells nbc news today's developments do not put christie out of the running for a top position, which could include attorney general or chief of staff, a move some people in the g

. >> reporter: when the looks fade, what are you left with? >> hopefully a fantastic character, integrity and a soul. >> reporter: she glue up in mother at four. how has that informed the way you play your character and the pay you parent. >> it's informed my whole life. i am incredibly in touch with my emotions. >> reporter: she draws on that experience when she plays meredith grey, and it even shapes the way she parents. >> i'm probably a little overprotective and overbearing. i tell my daughter she is probably too much. >> reporter: she and her husband are raising two children. >> i'm raising biracial kids. >> as am i. >> reporter: i'm curious what if any special lessons you impart to your children. >> i don't necessarily speak to my children about race. i make sure they have friends of all ethnicities. >> mommy, why did maggie stop having sex with him. parenting differ from meredith's parenting? >> i don't think she's a parent. i don't drink. very rarely. and if i drink, i wouldn't drink out of the bottle. i'd pour it in a glass. i don't ha

that is a nice change from the last couple of weeks where we've had the fading sunsets or sunrises so late into the in northwest. it is a cold start but that is a change compared to where we've been every day so far in the month of november has been warmer than average for the month. six and a half degrees above average. northerly winds set-up shop. off to a considerably cooler start than the course of the weekend. down near freezing in front royal. below freezing in manassas. noticeable chill this morning. temperatures will be in the 40s and 30s for the next hour or so but a big rise in temperatures. mid-50s by lunch time and afternoon temperatures around 60 degrees. another clear sky and a light wind tonight means tomorrow morning, getting up early to go vote tomorrow morning, temperatures will be in the 30s for montgomery, fairfax, loudoun and prince william county. down freezing near culpeper, 40 near town. the election day forecast, a cold start tomorrow morning. get out there and mid-60s and that will probably be the warmest day of the week. a chance for light rain here on wedne

during the afternoon the sunshine will fade, clouds will be moving in. the shore a chance of late afternoon and evening showers, as this system will be coming up from the south. delaware clouds on the increase, a late day or evening shower and eventually the clouds also arrive in the lehigh valley, 58 degrees this afternoon. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, t, al, thank you y much. >>> i'm here with host, executive producer and author, andy cohen. for his new book he's once again taking us inside his diary filled with encounters with celebrities. of course, his beloved dog. it is called "superficial." andy, good morning. so this book picks up where the last one left off. >> the week after. >> 2014 to 2016. give me two words to describe those two years of your life? >> funny and very dramatic. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> let's start with some of the things you write. when you write these in your diary -- >> yes. >> -- do you realize that people are going to eventually read these things? >> you know what? i had a little bit of a s

it does look like the rain will fade by the evening commute. but right now a lot of low clouds hanging here in our i'm hoping for a high of 50 degrees. that north-northwest wind. making it feel colder. notice here wind speeds around 16 miles an hour in cleveland. i've seen wind gust as high as 28. so it's definitely a windy day in addition to the light rain that's -- you can see especially here in for you. a little bit more rain. more on the lighter side here but more dominant. you have 46 and -- same story for you but dry in kent. see the sprinkles back west. ashland the warmest. trying to dry out. painful but it's just chilly and windy. high pressure system is really going to help us out. shift our winds. moving them out to the north. shifting them interest that does mean some warmer temperature for the forecast here tomorrow. friday we bring back the rainfall. it doesn't look like much but a playoff game could get a little bit wet. going to need those as we progress throughout the workweek. as far as temperatures go, it does keep it cool int