. >> when you see them healing and growing, it undescribable. lot families adopting children i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." ism five families were ron or -- honored to fostering and documenting in colorado. >> it's so incredible the journey >> they are foster parents for eight years. >> we had no indention -- intension of adopting. >> when the kids rights were going to be terminated she couldn't have that. >> there were 830 adoptions -- last year. they are expected to find families. in our state who'll go to sleep in a foster home who are waiting an adoptive family. >> reggie has worked in social work and child welfare for 30 years. the day the adoption is finalized is one kids don't for get. >> w

running out of the tunnel, it's undescribe bl. you hear all the fans cheering. that's one of the best moments you can have as a wolfpack football player. >> any time win or loss, we know we can walk over to the hall a tell us they love us. you have the support of the people regardless of the outcome, it's great seeing all the wolfpack fans screaming at us, just a bunch of college kids playing football. >> thank you for your support. >> thank you for always being with us. >> i can'ting thank you enough for manager --can't thank you . >>> profile, it is my pleasure to talk with the cap pain here. tight end cole cook, it's so good to talk to you. i was sitting there groining through your buy -- going through your bio, where you are from. so you are from georgia. >> yes, sir. >> do you know a lot about the place. >> yes, sir. >> do you know you have a motto. >> they dreams. >> that's pretty good. where did you go to high school? >> carrollton high school. >> is that pretty big. >> pretty big. >> i guess that means you are an atlanta falcon. >> no, sir. i was a cowbo

clearly had enough, saying sorry, i have to cancel our meeting, i have a thousand emails i have to undescribe from. #cybermonday. >> the best pas tomorrow on tuesday you are going to get emails saying the cyber monday deals continue. >> always. >> and here is how you're voting when we asked you about cyber monday, how much you are spending. you can see right there 71% of you say nothing. you are probably tired of the emails. 6% more than $150. less than 150 24%. most of you not participating this year. >> thanks to those of you who did decide to vote. keep in mind that there are >>> "10news at 5:30" starts right now. >> someone wanted to kill a lot of people and a lot of people all in one place. >> you never, like, think something like this is gonna happen. it's mind blowing. >> we live in world, unfortunately. we have to continue to do ourself to protect yourselves. >> a car and a butcher knife. that's what officers say a man used to attack nine people at ohio state university today. the only death was the attacker himself. shot and killed by a very alert campus police officer. terrifying mo

the >> you see them healing and growing and you watch them and it is undescribable. >> reporter: today the kids ages three until 10 years old posed for pictures with their new families, something that they were not able to do before. and ben and heather were able to watch and support their children, something they have always done. suit said you love them like your own. and you want to teach them right, teach people. >> denver seven. >> amanda, great to see. >>> and in denver, we are still waiting for donald trump to speak. he landed in denver at 9:45 and sources say he could not be on stage until 10:30 or 10:45, he was late getting to denver because of an incident in bed tonight, you get an extra hour - -our of sleep. clocks will be falling back. % and this happens at 2:00 in the morning, it will start to get darker earlier on in the evening. let's check in with stacy for your first alert weather forecast. i always like falling back. >> i always like this one and the other one i can do without. it's that one in march that is a little troublesome. set those clocks back. dutiful conditi

as a mom, it's a gift that's pretty much undescribable to knw that you're special needs person, the most important persn in your life is safe and content and can reach his potential and is respected. at friends of broomfield, participants can choose the activities they join in and take ownership in of christmas special. well jim there's one thing we know about coloradans, we love our animals. kathy walsh shows us how one organization is giving race horses -- double bonita placed second in june at arapaho park. double bonita doesn't have an answer-- second again in july. courting the queen's scores over double bonita-- after just one win and five seconds in 20 starts, the thoroughbred's racing career is over. but his second chance is just beginning. he could have another 25 year career. thanks to canter. communication alliance to network thoroughbred ex race horses. canter's mission is rehab, retrain, rehome. not a lot of people can take in a horse. so the all volunteer organization was started in 1998 in michigan. one of the founders is my friend of 34 years, detroit news anchor robbie t

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in the world like working with somebody on a skill or task and when they get it the feeling is undescribableommunity a lot. i don't get in here often, usually do community outreach with father mike, and -- >> we're here to tell you that you are appreciated, and even when you are here they really want to say thank you. >> thank you. >> again, i brought bunch of balloons, but i'm kind after mess. so i haven't been able to separate them. so i say thank you to one more person and give you your balloons. >> this is the man that can untangle things. >> will you untangle these? thank you very much. then we have one more person. >> his name is jim martin. >> jim! >> big jim! >> now -- >> i taught together for eight years. >> i i under stands were you a teacher for 40 years? >> that's correct. >> you retired? >> that's correct. >> you could be on a beach or somewhere, but you now, casino, you come back here to help these kids with math? >> that's correct. >> why is it so important for you to be here? >> because they have an opportunity at life. they're past experiences have limited them. they've been

was undescribable. is evil incarnate. but with the death of fidel castro a celebration that this crowd has holding in and can now share together. >> fidel castro just one thing right in his life he died on a saturday or on day where we can all be here not at work and not at school. >> take look at this, one family puts up thousands of christmas ligh. acres of land and why they do doctor: oh yeah... right there. oh! you got a nickel back there! heh heh! when we say a health care company should treat you like family, we mean more like this. operator: it's gonna be ok, and i'll be right here if you need me. member: really? you deserve compassion. you deserve molina healthcare, your extended family. learn more about our marketplace plan visit molinahealthcare.com tonight at ten: a serious health problem.. that can eventually lead to blindness! doctors are seeing a spike of cases among children. the everyday cases among kids. that every day activity that could be to blame we're going to tell you what that is and the simple ste

. >> the thing that happens when you are playing is undescribable.t is like an anointed exultation. you forget all the aches and pains. you used to see it with my dad. charlie: your dad used to watch my show. >> of course. he had cereal and watched charlie. charlie: you have to sing it. >> it is a great gift that they sent that song to me first. charlie: this is for you. >> it is great and a lot of people have covered it, including adele. prince did a version of it. >> did they send it to you? >> they did. it andd the way i did the way i sang. thinks the song it hi people remember me for the most. charlie: i like "need you tonight." >> pretty sexy. ♪ ♪ charlie: we turn now to iraq and syria. the coalition will include arab, kurdish and turkish fighters. ash carter welcomed british and french officials, also pledging aerial support. isis seized raqqi turning the city into its strategic headquarters. the battle for mosul continues, putting isis on the defensive. joining me now from washington, eric smith of "the new york times." tell me what this means

it is undescribable.nd in this context, the king just throws away $12 million, which could have, you know, build a wing and a hospital or given free education. i think the symbolic level of it is probably also w what is in te mind of the people were protesting now on the street. amy: what are the companies and where is it happening for water privatization? >> tangier, it has undergone in the lastlopment three years. we have seen transformations that are unprecedented. the pace of the changes are unprecedented. so these structural changes and aims of morocco to become the biggest port of africa and the new port in tangier, which, i mean, leads to terrible situations like people being kicked out of the houses, etc., but is sort of accommodates also a new privatized approach to policy. one of that is water. water is very, very orton for -- important for people and accessible, affordable water. that has been privatized under the company which is also mostly owned by france, which is another painful reminder o

the world like working with somebody on a skill or a task and when they get it the feeling is undescribablee's someone you want to say thank to you at the help of the good day team and jenn fred go to jenn's face bock page and nominate someone. just get thank you and balloons and a surprise appearance from jenn fred herself. ♪ >>> right now at 6:00 o'clock, day four of the septa transit strike. it's causing a crippling commute for thousands trying to make their way in and out of the ci city. now septa is going to court. plus -- all of our members who came out today to honor somebody who really doesn't want to be honored. >> celebrating one philadelphia firefighter's long career of helping others. what the courageous firefighter had to say about the honor, even though he's not crazy about award. >> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> we have major breaking news right now the city's east falls neighborhood. skyfox over a huge water main break. the break itself near fox street and roberts avenue. take look. this is the baker center shopping center. the entir