>> trevor: you can't say that. >> you have to say unapologetic. >> trevor: your relationship on yourrney is you came up from the bronx. not often a story where you hear the artists are in control of what they're doing. even the name desus. what on earth is desus nice, what's that name? >> that's a nickname i got from the neighborhood because i make miracles happen. i don't know, my cousin was high when he made it up. so i ran with it. when you go to my neighborhood, you say, who's desus, they won't know me from tv. it's who's the bald guy. >> trevor: and you're mero. >> i come from a household where the men made the decisions and they wanted to call me mero and my mom didn't but they called me that. then my mom named me romero, but it's hard to spell, so i replaced it with mero. >> trevor: when the police are coming up -- >> if only he had a longer name, we would have caught him! >> trevor: and what you're doing is very different. one of the purposes of your shows is you feel like you're building a movement. >> whoa, you will get us on some watch list now. i just came for the free bo

arpaio remains unapologetic about his decision 10 years ago, to take on illegal immigration. that's despite the price tag profiling case, and contempt of court charge against him. >>> friends, family, and fellow officerses will lay to rest fallen show low officer darren reed. he was shot and killed right before he was set to retire. the funeral is tomorrow, starting at 1:00 p.m. at the church of jesus christ of latter day saints in show low. we will have live coverage on learned peoria fire is sending two crew members to help firefighters in the southeast u.s. they sent us this picture. they say crew members and a brush truck are on their way to help fight the party rock fire in north carolina. crews from the surprise and daisy mountain fire departments will be joining them. the north carolina fire has burned more than 2800 acres, and is only 15% contained. it's one of more than 50 large fires burning in the southeast, with dozens still completely out of control. around the country, have answered the call for help. >>> the good news is we haven't had any of that really. >> it

he's unapologetic in just about every aspect of his life. what's your relationship with weed? every day? >> there's god, there's family, there's my kids, there's music and weed. >> in that order? >> yeah. >> reporter: our journey with wisy started in 2013 at his own private skate park h >> how do you self-describe gangster end up being such a prolific skateboarder? >> i just fell in love with skating. plain and simple. the thing you love most about it is landing the tricks. landing them and landing them well. being able to say you did that. >> reporter: a few months later, he invited us to amsterdam. backstage at his sold-out performance. >> what are you thinking about when you're walking onstage? >> usually what's on my mind is crowd out first. ? being onstage for me is everything i ever dreamed of. i'm always at home onstage. >> reporter: nowadays wayne has been making more headlines than music due to an ongoing legal batt battle, his completed album remains on the shelf. which is why he says he chose to release a memoir. "gone till november" chronicles the eight months he s

--m on a pyogenic way unapologetically biased towards her. that is true for me. i cannot wait to cast my vote for her tomorrow. i would like to think that i am the most excited person here. a little bitht be more excited. so, from the bottom of my heart, thank you all very much. it is now my great honor to introduce my dad, president bill clinton. you.clinton: thank first of all, you just saw one of the reasons you should support hillary. i am proud of our daughter and i am grateful for her and all of you who works for her from the beginning to today. for bruceeful df springsteen and john bon jovi. minute to to take a think about where we are and what it means. this country began here. right here. people who pledged their honor,fortunes, sacred to form a more perfect union. we are stronger together. watched her live the campaign as she has lived her life. it proves that, no matter what comes along or what they hit her with or the obstacles in the eyes one would keep her the futures that our children deserve. matter what else happens, she says

ed new tonight, brockton's mayor committee he was unapologetic about spending $585 of the city's money on classes so he could learn to speak cape verdean creole. >> this class is designed to get some basic skill in a language that is spoken by more than one third of the residents of the city. i think my gaining some basic skills in cape for dn creole increases my ability city. ed the mayor also says he got : the ok from brockton's cfo and auditor before submitting the expense for the classes to the city. maria candles were lit tonight : in lowell, at the apartment complex where a woman was beaten to death this weekend. 44-year-old gloribel orengo was at a party there on saturday night. she was asked to leave after getting into a verbal altercation with others at the party which then spilled outside into the parking lot. witnesses say a group of men and women started punching and kicking orengo. her adult son who has down >> he does not understand. he just thinks it is his fault and it is not. >> it was very devastating. >> i do not know what i will do with myself. maria orengo's family

called before the city's finance committee, he was unapologetic about spending $585 on classes so he could learn to speak cape verdean creole. >> this class is just an idea of some basic skills in a language that is spoken by more than 1/3 of the residents of this city. and i think that my gaining some basic skills in cape verdean in this city. randy: the mayor also says he got the okay from brockton's cfo, chief financial officer, and auditor before submitting the expense for the classes to the city. emily: your economy now. asian shares rise nearly across the board overnight amid higher oil prices and a rally on wall street. stock futures here are higher. investors keeping an eye out on the monthly report on existing home sales due out today. the company that makes the epipen multi-million-dollar settlement with the u.s. government. but the company mylan and ceo have no plans to return to capitol hill for a congressional hearing next week. mylan will pay $465 million to settle allegations it overbilled medicaid. the cost of the lifesaving device has skyrocketed. randy: a national l

i'm an unapologetic american and full-blown trump supporter. >> i'm 19. i'll vote for gary johnson. >> i'm 27 and i'm with her. >> i'm not with her and i don't you immediately think i'm homophobic and xenophobic. we automatically jump to conclusions a trump supporter is a bad, uneducated supporter. >> he says a lot of stuff i 100% this not agree with, but at the same time, i don't want the support a liar. >> how many of you here have had college debt or you will soon have college debt, student debt? >> by the time i'm finished with my education, i'm going to have in order to get a better career, you're forced into higher education, forced into this debt. i don't think really either candidate has posed a good enough stance. >> i want to turn to another topic here that. is the issue of civil rights. a recent poll found that 85% of young african americans and 72% of hispanics believe their race is under attack in the u.s. is? >> this particular topic is something that's really dear to my heart because i was robbed and shot in my head. if that wasn't enough,

unapologetic, deplorable trump supporter. >> i'm be voting gary johnson. >> i'm 27, i'm with her. >> honestly all i know i'm not with her, i don't support hillary clinton. think i'm a racist, we jump to conclusions a trump supporter is a bad uneducated person. >> he is bombastic and says stuff i 100% do not agree with. at the same time i don't want to support a liar. >> how many of you here have had college debt or you will soon have college debt student debt? >> by the time i am finished with my education i am going to in order to get a better career, you're forced into higher education, forced into this debt. i don't think really either candidate has posed a good enough stance. >> all right. i want to turn to another topic here, the issue of civil rights. recent poll found that 85% of young african-americans and 72% of hispanics, believe their race is under attack in the u.s. i wonder why do you think that >> this particular topic is something that is really dear to my heart. because i was robbed and shot in my head. and if that wasn't enough, i look up and i was staring down the b

. >> i'm 20 years old, unapologetic american and full-blown deplorable trump supporters. >> i'm 19 years old i'll be voting for gary johnson this year. >> i'm 27 and i'm with her. >> honestly, all i really know is i'm not with her and i don't support hillary clinton. >> i say i'm a trump supporter and they immediately think i'm racist, i'm islamophobic. that's a problem in this election. we automatically jump to conclusions that a trump supporter is an uneducated person. >> he's bombastic and he says a lot of stuff that i absolutely do not 100% agree with but at support a liar. >> how many here have had college debt or you will soon have college debt, student debt? >> by the time i'm finished with my education i'm going to have over $200,000 in debt. in order to get a better career, you're forced into higher education, forced into this debt. i don't think really either candidate has posed a good enough stance. here. and that is the issue of civil rights. a recent poll found that 85% of young african-americans and 72% of hispanics believe their race is under attack in the u.s. i wonder, w

. >> get ready for the unapologetic fashion show. their bodies. >> i had 225 women willing to be half 2345eu ed on a runway at 2:00 on a sunday afternoon. >> crystal owns curvey girl in san jose, believed to be the only store in the country that specializes in nothing but lingerie for larger ladies. >> we want everybody to feel sexy and beautiful even if she was 30 or 32. >> she opened it years ago featuring the sexiest styles in the biggest size range. >> the reason there is not an extended size lingerie is they assume if you are that fat you don't want to wear lingerie and it couldn't be further from the truth. >> they are helping to break the body image barrier, but it features a lot of women not so used to the spotlight. >> it felt so good walking into that room with no judgment. >> women are here from all over the bay area. they are wearing all kinds of fun fashion and ready to buy more. >> it has the fly away back that is amazing. it shows off the toosh. >> some want risque. >> what does she want? >> i will keep it for my husba

stay on target with the unapologetic, and i think you could have some amazing outcomes. >> he was criticizingere they celebrate martism and that's not controversial? he's pointing out there's an extreme element thousands or millions who want to kill us. that's controversial, not him pointing it out. that drives me crazy, cat. thoughts on this? >> i'm a libertarian, so i'm never going to be happy with anything that happens in the government. so sessions talking openly about -- >> why are you so limiting it to the governor, cat? >> he's a hawk, et cetera, et cetera. i don't go into these things saying i think i'm going to like these people who he picks. but those are the issues that he has. i see a lot of people complaining about there being no women, ets s cetera. i'm concerned about pot seal. >> -- policy. >> people on the other side are saying i don't like this policy, or there's no girls. if you're going to criticize, at least criticize in a valuable way. >> ty rrgs urus, any bright spo? >> all bright. >> all bright. >> nicely done. >> first of all, i'm a sports entertainer when i'm not cra

terrible thing for the time in which he served is that andrew johnson was really, flagrantly, unapologetically racist. he became president upon the assassination of abraham lincoln. right as the north was winning the civil war. right? and as the war -- the civil war was ending, this guy, johnson, became president. and johnson did everything he could to undercut the north victory in the war and to try to undercut the abolition of slavery for which the war had been fought. luckily for the country, a lot of the worst stuff that andrew johnson wanted to do, congress stepped in and stopped him and congress was able to pass a bunch of important legislation over andrew johnson's veto. he had no support. but it made johnson furious, the whole process. over and over again, congress would pass these bills to try to recognize and protect, freed former slaves in the south and johnson would get that legislation and he would veto it and then congress would override his veto and enact the legislation anyway. it happened over and over and over again and made him absolutely nuts. and in 1866, he was so mad tha

he was unapologetic about spending $585 of the city's money on classes so he could learn to speak cape verdean creole. >> this class is just an idea to get some basic skill ge that is spoken by more than 1/3 of the residents of this city. and i think that my gaining some basic skills in cape verdean creole improves my ability to represent the entire community in this city. emily: the mayor also says he got the okay from brockton's cfo and auditor before submitting the expense for the classes to the city. new clues in a deadly hit-and-run in chelsea that is still unsolved. this happened back in june. police releasing this video of the car believed to have hit the 25-year-old victim in hopes of making an arrest. police are hoping to identify this man believed to be connected to the crime. photos were taken of him in the area of the plaza mexico restaurant and bar on washington street. the car is believed to be a 2007 to 2009 silver toyota camry se. the car should have damage to the front driver's side. randy: right now investigators ngo figure out wt caused a fe that left a man trapped o

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whether or not he and john bolton agree on everything policy wise, john bolton has been unapologetic, presented and aggressive face. has the resume. right? the former u.n. ambassador. so you could see a situation where a foreign policy type could convince president-elect trump to pick bolton, even if they end up disagreeing how to approach russia, iran and other issues around the globe. >> good point. thank you so much. >>> up next the trump team isn't the only transition tango in town. house republicans are set to elect their leadership time, while house democrats still shell shocked over the trump win just decided do delay their win. meaning perhaps that "inside politics'" d politics'" politics'"-nancy pelosis days are numbered? geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have an early day tomorrow so... wait. almost there. goodnight, bruce. gotta tune the "a." (humming) take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a who

. >> the issue about this man is completely unapologetic about his offense right? and idea that people are supposed to get over it when he won't even acknowledge at all that there is anything to get over. >> you don't think he'll do that when he takes office? >> mr. trump if you're watching this take this, to this day you still say that the central park five are guilty. you took out full page ads in new york city newspapers said bring back the death penalty for these boys. dna evidence came to light and confession. >> you want him to apologize. >> for something. >> we'll be right back. and saving so much money on their car insurance by switching to geico... well, just look at this setting. do you have the ring? oh, helzberg diamonds. another beautiful setting. i'm not crying. i've just got a bit of sand in my eyes, that's all. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. i have a big meeting when we land, but i'm so stuffed up, i can't rest. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka-seltzer plus nig

. >> she's unapologetic for what may seem frivolous to many. >> i'm getting it into the area we want>> pediatric and neonatal care nurse knows tomorrow is promised to no one. so she's doing things that lift her spirit today. >> there's hope to come out on the other side. >> you're a survivor. >> i'm a survivor, yeah. >> reporter: the cost varies from person to person. cindy's treatment of a filler, a laser and botox costs her a thousand dollars. dr. davis says that combo should last her anywhere from six months to a year and a half. now checking back with cindy just two weeks ago, no complaints and she says she's showing more skin. joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> hundreds of students across philadelphia now have a chance to learn about robotics. thanks to some grants from amazon. the company awarded $2,000 grants to five schools. the school you see here woodrow wilson middle school in northeast philadelphia there's one of the schools getting the money. grant allows the schools to either launch or grow robotics program. amazon gate district money to host competitions. >> you could say a

. >> so no doubt about it, gentlemen, during the campaign we saw a bolt, sometimes crass unapologeticmp. it's the last four or five days. he's had a more measured tone, a little more self-controlled it seems promising unity. michael, i'm wondering, do you get the sense that donald trump himself is trying to figure out who he is and who he wants to be in this new position? >> most definitely. you know, he is profoundly unprepared. even to mention dwight eisenhower in the same breath as donald trump is almost shocking to me. eisenhower was a moderate, sophisticated person who had led the american operate in europe during the second world war. donald trump is an intemperate former reality tv show star who i think was quite shocked by his own victory on wednesday morning. so he is going to be trying very hard. you know, one of the things that i think upsets americans who are protesting is that he's very much like one of us suddenly thrust into the oval office. you know, we imagine what would we do if we were going to be president in less than 100 days. it's even compounded by the fact tha

you know, julian, in this interview, i think you could say that donald trump was unapologetic in talkingonflicts of interest issue saying the law is on his side. how much of this is about the law, how much of this is about perception and how much of this is about what he said when he ran to the american people. >> well, one word here. happy thanksgiving to you, too, chris. the allegations that led to dick cheney of continual corruption here. this really underscores the point that he and his team don't comprehend the political and legal landmine they are walking into here. he has extensive real estate holdings including with interests overseas that have ties to foreign governments in places like malaysia, uruguay. any kind of that action that he takes that could be interpreted to advance those business interests could clearly be seen as a violation there. secondly, he's got extensive financial interests here, saying, for example, with bank of america, bank of america is a tenant at the downtown building, a big financial backer of his. it has a huge influence on a whole host of financial r