those believe in the city as a world-class destination site is the wrong way to treat and out-of-towner. treats like you would want to be, it i ahbo sport, it's always competition it's wise going to be that rivalry that's what makes it fun but to see something like that is just horrible it is wrongng should not happen. >> they say the cubs fan was taken to metrohealth, where he was treated said that he did not want to file a report, just wanted to go back to chicago. progressive field before he was knocked out told tmze , i survived an assault just like my cubs surviveded being down three-one. >> that kind of bravado that makes him believe that he may have earned his lumps o by being disrespectful. >> my first reaction isis to ta stuff around here that's what happens we handle our stuff here, he chose a very poor time to step in thes public and make statements like that even thoug it may look badh cleveland, yet a very poor choice of timing. >> jack shea fox 8 news. the police were not identified the cleveland fan an it appears thatrot alan anderso will not press charges. >> if you watc

so for all of those out of towners. who came in to ski. we have fresh powder. maybe 6 inches in some spots. >> biting wind. tonight and tomorrow. the wind will relax. that will set the stage for good conditions up there. down here in denver. what you saw today is what we'll see tomorrow. good deal of sunshine. and 50s in the mountains. 40s 50s here in the east. with warmest readings southeast colorado. denver coming in at 50. we should be at 49. so it's seasonal. 73 in 4 below are the records. outside right now. 34. and 30. downtown. cooler in the city. with a west wind at 8 miles per hour. you're down to 29 in arvada. 31 towards commerce city. and staple ton. both sitting above freezing. rest of the front range. from fort collins. all the way to castle rock. just a lot of 30s out there. above and below freezing. you can see the 20s starting to in greeley and keensburg. ben net. towards the fort morgan area. here's the wind. so tpaoufpl *p future cast wind speeds. the direction will be out of the west. in northwest. it's going to be a very cool wind. and the wi

between calls with 10,000 more people coming through union square daily through the holidays out-of-towners want the help. >> it is the amount of people and the amount of people that are asking for things. it gets overwhelming sometimes i guess. >> beware of pick pocketers and beware of your surroundings and walk with a purpose. >> reporter: the improvement district is also on alert. they hope the extra 100 cameras will help keep crime stats down this holiday. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> ama: donald trump wants ben carson to be the next housing secretary. he met with the transition team and he has no background in housing or urban development, but carson said he is a good fit because he grew up in the inner city. donald trump eased back from some of his more controversial views during a sit down with the "new york times" today. he admitted humans likely contributed to climate change, that torturing terror suspects may not have value and dropped his vow to jail hillary clinton. >>> alameda county is taking action on the wave of criminal activity after the election of

though the film centers on an aspiring actress from virginia, and her driver, both church-going, small towners. who struggle to keep their religious values intact in 1958 hollywood. she still believes thatnc have been intimate or gone all the way with a person that, in the eyes of god, you are committed to that person. for the rest of your life. >> i agree with sarah. that's why i have never didn't. that they why i am waiting. because i have to be sure. >> beatty himself was raised southern baptist in virginia. before coming to hollywood in the late 1950s. >> one of the characters in the movie says once you have been intimate, you are married. >> ta >> i don't want to pontificate on your show about this. because you are editing. i'm not. and so -- i want to be very clear about what i say. and i have learned in my long period of being famous, or well known. >> famous. >> i have learned that i -- that i should say it myself. >> especially when it comes to his new movie. >> at first my thought is that it was a movie, mainly about howard hughes. then my own self obsession took over. i thought, no,

between calls with 10,000 more people coming through union square daily through the holidays out-of-towners want the help. >> it is the amount of people and the amount of people that are asking for things. it gets overwhelming sometimes i guess. >> beware of pick pocketers and beware of your surroundings and walk with a purpose. >> reporter: the improvement district is also on alert. they hope the extra 100 cameras will help keep crime stats down this holiday. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> ama: donald trump wants ben carson to be the next housing secretary. he met with the transition team and he has no background in housing or urban development, but carson said he is a good fit because he grew up in the inner city. donald trump eased back from some of his more controversial views during a sit down with the "new york times" today. he admitted humans likely contributed to climate change, that torturing terror suspects may not have value and dropped his vow to jail hillary clinton. >>> alameda county is taking action on the wave of criminal activity after the election of

allowing out-of-towners to save time and moneyxp. to narrow down the choices to a few. intake stator from thousands of miles away from it says it benefits the sellers. i was gung ho from the start. >> he said there were no longer have to clean up and get outt every time someone wants to see the housee it is their home mor than 100 agents to her while at the burntwood tavern and brecksville.l you think this'll make a difference? >> i hope so.u >> vr is the future of real news. thank you for joining us

joining us now, towner and president jim chanos. jim, thanks for joining us. you been on a number of trades on the opposite side of call. [laughter] what's your thoughts about what he had to say about this week's reaction in the market? >> well, i think you should listen to carl. it's pretty hard to time the market short term. so longer term i know he's been concerned. we try not to time the market ourselves, and certainly not to political events. gary: as it relates to the rally we've had since the election -- >> yep. gary: in the sense of what the trump administration might do in terms of growing the economy, is the market fundamentals getting ahead of the reality of what could actually be achieved? >> well, one of the things we told clients this week is to step back a little bit in that i'm a lot older than you two, and i remember previous election excitement. and we can go back to '08. we had sort of a "kumbaya" moment, the whole country came together. he was going to dismantle the banks, the market as you recall was going down at that time. we were in the

. >> reporter: incident had residents and out of towners investigating the popular christmas village that lines outskirts of the building just stunned. >> just enjoy. >> so many people down here and there is security every where, so it is really secure. >> reporter: first floor bathrooms are opened to the public during the bizarre but entrances are guarded by security and rest rooms don't appear to be in the same area where the two suspects were spotted. now right now there is no physical description of the suspect and you can see there are cameras around city hall, so any surveillance video police will be looking at that. reporting live from center city, christie let the owe for channel six "action news". >> all right, thanks christie. >>> final preparations continue today for the six abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. action cam on the scene here stopping by the sheraton city center hotel on race street where dancers were rehearsing their numbers. they began this morning at 9:00 o'clock and just wrapped up an hour ago. be sure to tune into channel six to watch annual six a

fellow student bill towner recalls the mcgovern of that time. >> i think the series of decisions he madefter getting out of world war ii and being sickened by the bombing and the slaughter were all linked to his desire to provide the kind of leadership which he recognized had to be a kind of moral leadership. i think gave him a purpose and direction, and led him first of all into the ministry, secondly into history and thirdly into politics. >> his journey into politics began with what many said was an impossible task. where he set out alone to build a democratic party in the most republican state in the union. week after week, he traveled his state in a borrowed chevrolet, sometimes driving 100 miles to convince one person that his was the party of change. and though his critics said he was headed nowhere, by 1956, he had a different destination in mind. he became the first democratic congressman from his state in 20 years. and he went to work in a way that won him respect in washington and reelection at home. in 1961, he was called to serve at the side of a new president with a new ide

two towners were killed and smith, perenchio, and bodie went out after him. none had returned while i was still there. not even perenchio? not even perenchio. should have been back by dark. so you see, i have no more reason to believe that you're bodie than i have to suspect you of being black jack. well, i can give you one. you won my case for me by bein' in lasso last night. how so? well, black jack shot into the crowd and rode away. he wouldn't have any way of knowing who he hit, would he? i should think not. i don't know her first name, but... and the other? it was a man by the name of brian moore. well, let's say, mr. bodie, at least you've earned a reprieve. what did i tell you about allowing strangers in the house? he needed help and he seemed harmless. still the champion of every stray dog and cat. you'll forgive our lack of dignity, mr. bodie. this is more or less the nature of a homecoming ritual. home is the only place where i can behave like a normal being. well, it's nice to see people in love. do you have a family, bodie? -no, sir, i don't. -oh,

. >>> horse racing will towner suffolk downs. the -- will return to suffolk downs. they want an out of state vendor to hold a longer season at the through the museum's largest ever conservation fund-raising effort. >>> humans and creatures of all kinds evacuated from the brooklyn animal shelter after workers became lightheaded yesterday. the fire department couldn't find the source of the problem. 12 to people felt better were they never found the cause of the situation. >>> wellesley ha open for harvesting tomorrow. 80 people got sick with the norovirus. the closure meant there were no oysters at the popular fest back in october. >>> look at this. a baby blue lob ter caught yesterday morning by a fishing boat. the captain kept the little guy long enough to snap a picture before releasing it back into the water. the next time they catch it it's probably going to be huge. >>now you've got to look for a pink baby lobster. >>> coming up next a big honor for three sox sluggers. >>> and what seattle says about preparing for the game. >>> and the highlights coming ? ? eve

. >> as ryan smith explains area is attracting hundreds of out-of-towners looking for lifesaving healthcare. >> marvin is on a mission. >> i am willing to do whatever it takes. >> crossing borders seeking help for his daughter who suffers from lyme disease, they have traveled more than 1200 miles from canada and spent $150,000 out-of-pocket for help they can't find in their home country. >> we will stay until we have considered illegal aliens. >> this family is one of dozens being treated at this wellness institute in oldsmar. dr. rick says 90% of the patients are from out of state, 25% from canada and western europe providing a unique financial kick for the local economy. >> roughly 150 people on any given day are eating in restaurants staying in hotels. >> area counties recently pitched how tampa bay can become a destination for medical tourist. >> i was shocked at how the healthcare system fails lyme patient in particular. >> this patient spends five days per week hooked to this customize antibiotic iv, the nurse encouraging others to fly south for this healthcare. >> i came here walking

cleveland worker attacked by a group of six out-of-towners. >> he told police he has no idea who they are or why they did this to him. catherine bosley is getting answers on the investigation. did they catch these guys, catherine? >> reporter: yeah, they did. they made the arrests. six arrests. the victim says it happened so fast and doesn't remember much about the attackers except they had pittsburgh steelers hats on and didn't see them coming? >> from his 24-year-old jason bush shows us the staples in his head and then some. after getting beaten up in downtown cleveland landing in intensive care at first. >> so much blood around my face. i couldn't even open up this eye. >> it happened at 2:00 monday morning when he and his boss left work and walked around the corner to prospect to visit another restaurant and jumped by a lot of guys. >> i was the ground and really

cleveland worker attacked by a group of six out-of-towners. >> he told police he has no idea who they are or why they did this to him. catherine bosley is getting answers on the investigation. did they catch these guys, catherine? >> reporter: yeah, they did. they made the arrests. six arrests. the victim says it happened so fast and doesn't remember much about the attackers except they had pittsburgh steelers hats on and didn't see them coming? >> from his 24-year-old jason bush shows us the staples in his head and then some. after getting beaten up in downtown cleveland landing in intensive care at first. >> so much blood around my face. i couldn't even open up this eye. >> it happened at 2:00 monday morning when he and his boss left work and walked around the corner to prospect to visit another restaurant and jumped by a lot of guys. >> i was the ground and really was getting punched and kicks and everything. >> he remembers fearing for his life and his boss stopped the attack and next thing he continues he was in an ambulance. >> can you imagine his mother's shock and relief that

between calls with 10,000 more people coming through union square each day during the holidays, out of towners want the extra help. >> it is the amount of people that are asking for things and it is overwhelming. >> watch out for pickpocketers and be aair of your surroundings, walk with a purpose. >> the business improvement district is on alert, hoping the extra 100 charges installed will help keep stats down this holiday. >> we are wanting a developing story from massachusetts after several police officers have been injured. >> jessica has the story. >> a search is underway for the driver who had a violent confrontation with four police officers in boston. the four were hurt. two were dragged by a car. two others nearly hit. officially police get a careful a person with a gun inside a bar, two officers were investigating the suspicious vehicle and the driver hit the gas and took off dragging two officers. the other two officers were hurt trying to get out of way. they are all hospitalized. this is the bar, dublin house, where they were responding and new video coming in, we will keep an eye

but there's a lot of out-of-towners, too. miss frank sinatra, definitely miss dino and louie prima and keely smith. >> laura: when i was 19 i got my first show on the strip, and it was a small casino, which is not there anymore now. it's been imploded for something newer, bigger, and better. ♪ oooooooh baby won't you please come home? ♪ what i do, anyway, it's part jazz, part nostalgia, but i mean, obviously i do it with a heavy dose of nostalgia because i'm recreating the whole look, not just singing the old songs. which is what makes it fun for me and -- ♪ to call your name when you left you broke my heart. ♪ >> anthony: pick one -- dean martin or frank sinatra. you get to see one of them live in a small room like this. >> laura: si- uh, frank sinatra. >> anthony: i'm going with dino. >> laura: i like dino as a person better, because i have never heard anybody say anything bad about him. >> anthony: whereas sinatra you'd have a hard time hearing something good. there does seem to be a soundtrack to old vegas. >> laura: a so

>> the film centers on an aspiring actress from virginia going small towners, who struggle to keep their religious lues intact in 1958 hollywood. >> she still believes that once you've been intimate or gone am the way with a person in the eyes of god you're committed to .hat person for the rest of your >> i agree with sarah. that's why i've never done it. i have to be sure. >> beatty himselfas? raised the late '50s. one of the characters in the movie says "once you've been intimate, you're married." was that your understanding when you were growing up? >> i would say that as a teenager i was -- all over the lot. i didn't know for sure what i felt about all of those things. >> i don't want to pontificate on your show. about this. cause you're editing and i'm not. abt what i say.o be very clear and i have learned in my own period o being -- what's the word, famous or well-known? >> yeah, famous. >> i have learned that i -- i -- if i want to say something i >> at first thohat ug t was a movie, mainlyoward hughes. then my own self obsession took over i thought, no, no, this is -- what i'm mo

we sell it all year round if you're ever looking for a good gift for out of towners and stuff like that you can always give the gift of cleveland snow whether it's snowing or not we sell it all year round here at the shop. everything here is actually made by hand. lend that we make in house so we actually pull from u.s. soybean extract and make our own wax blend out of it. it's a real quick drying blend. and the other cool thing is that every jar that we actually have at the shop, all our glass is actually made here in the u.s. as well. and then all the labels that you see they're all on recycled paper. they're printed right down here in cleveland. so you're getting a really local product. we try to, as much as we can, we try to source local and that's something that if you go to the grocery store ere and you can be, too. so we're going to recreate our drunken bonfire here. so we have smooth bourbon, hot buttered rum, crackling firewood, and mystic moonstone together. so, our recipe is just a fourth of each for that. smell that. smells good, okay. and then we have our wax machine that h

he says they allow out-of-towners to face time and you can take tours of homes thousands of miles away like your there. grimaldi says there's also a benefit if the sellers like david fishman. >> i was all gung ho right from the start. fishman and his wife or no longer have to clean up see their house. it's their moreland hills home, more than 100 agents are touring at the brentwood tavern and brecksville. >> do you think this will make a difference? i hope so. i hope so. virtual reality, it's the future of real estate, and it's here. laurie taylor, fox eight news. >> very cool. facebook is cracking down on advertisers ability to target users by great. the social network plans to be stable and option that allows advertisers to target or exclude users based on their ethnic affinity. at least the ads for housing and organization found the ethnic affinities option could be used to discriminate against users in housing related ads, which is forbidden under the fair housing act. facebook will now require advertisers to confirm they will not engage in discriminatory advertising. >> we've got

some of whom eight there've less frequently but still come back and we also welcome out-of-towners and-time customers with happened to walk in and we've been very happy to do so and participate in the community for that time. thank you so much. >>[applause] >> thank you. >>[calling public comment cards] >> >> hello my name is dori steinberg were on the radio dori stein i host a program on local public radio kal w 91.7. clarion music center is been a bay area cultural institution from his 35 years. my connection dates back about 20 years. a lot of the artists have play on my radio program our world-class but very obscure in the dumbest little hole in the wall in chinatown was playing not just not playing but looking in the concert series many of the artists i was playing both local artists and world-class global artists that were unknown to american audiences and this was clarion. one example was stephen kent a digital we do masturbate it was unknown at the time. he played a lot of concerts at clearing. two decades later i would consider him the foremost non-aboriginal-in the world. pro

two people hurt including two people police say out of towner instigators. at least 19 people arrested in portland, and in other cities protests remained peaceful like this march in las vegas. hundreds carried signs marching down the street ending up in trump's hotel. >> heather: at least 200 people outside of worcester there, showing how unhappy they are trump's victory. many denouncing his view on women, immigration and civil rights. make america great hat. but clinton and trump supporters agreed to talk with one another rather than get into an argument. >> actually, we're good. i totally disagree with what you >> heather: they agree to disagree. police gathered around that rally. in case things got out of hand, but there were no incidents to report. >> jason: a babson -- edward tomasso drove by wellesley, hillary clinton's alma mater the day after the election. he posted video on social media showing them taunting wellesley students. there were reports they also spit at students. tomasso posted on profanity or spitting on the kids. they're investigating t

seen the impact of the affordability crisis on my school paul revere and had massive teachers out-of-townershis year it is very hard to build and maintain a community when there's an evolving door of educators that come and go every year please respect the work that the teachers and the permit holders do and show us that value our contribution to the district to offer a mooeveng wage increase this thursday we're committed to our students but need your support thank you . >> (clapping.) >> good evening. i'm ed mccormick a parent and middle school and here today to advocate it you deliver a raise for all the educators in usf speaking for the situation of educators at any site frankly we can't afford to live in the city just last year, i had an educator return from one year to find a 2000 there's increase in their rent they've been in the district but struggling to get by and take an additional jobs and an educator lucky enough to move into an sro, however, their peaking $800 a month for a single room that's half high income so i'd like to advocate strongly you offer us a raise we're being pric