they throw beer cans, condoms, debris in this undeveloped lands. recently, the neighbors in the area and after many calls to the city to please, and cleaned it up, there've never done so. i should not saying never. they came one time and i actually just which of the area. having done trees recklessly.. it was just terrible. so recently we've had two days where the neighbors have got out there. they have cleaned the streets. they print the foliage, swept, washington post streets and they really take pride in this area. it is interesting grab a compromise but i don't know how naming a street martin ron, in all respect to him, and brewster will make this any less confusing. >> thank you. public comment is closed. at this time >>[gavel] >> let's do with the legislation we have in front was >> i know amendment and i would suggest we send this item to the full board recommendation as it is >> great. without objection it passes >>[gavel] >> clerk please call item to >> item number two >> ordinance amenity minister to go to berlin city from entering into a

they throw beer cans, condoms, debris in this undeveloped lands. recently, the neighbors in the area and after many calls to the city to please, and cleaned it up, there've never done so. i should not saying never. they came one time and i actually just which of the area. having done trees recklessly.. it was just terrible. so recently we've had two days where the neighbors have got out there. they have cleaned the streets. they print the foliage, swept, washington post streets and they really take pride in this area. it is interesting grab a compromise but i don't know how naming a street martin ron, in all respect to him, and brewster will make this any less confusing. >> thank you. public comment is closed. at this time >>[gavel] >> let's do with the legislation we have in front was >> i know amendment and i would suggest we send this item to the full board recommendation as it is >> great. without objection it passes >>[gavel] >> clerk please call item to >> item number two >> ordinance amenity minister to go to berlin city from entering into a

they throw beer cans, condoms, debris in this undeveloped lands. recently, the neighbors in the area and after many calls to the city to please, and cleaned it up, there've never done so. i should not saying never. they came one time and i actually just which of the area. having done trees recklessly.. it was just terrible. so recently we've had two days where the neighbors have got out there. they have cleaned the streets. they print the foliage, swept, washington post streets and they really take pride in this area. it is interesting grab a compromise but i don't know how naming a street martin ron, in all respect to him, and brewster will make this any less confusing. >> thank you. public comment is closed. at this time >>[gavel] >> let's do with the legislation we have in front was >> i know amendment and i would suggest we send this item to the full board recommendation as it is >> great. without objection it passes >>[gavel] >> clerk please call item to >> item number two >> ordinance amenity minister to go to berlin city from entering into a

. >> he arranged in his will that would be never be developed and kept as undeveloped property.he will had other ideas. >> this is hollow ground you're walking on. >> the administrator broke the will on the basis that he was senile which is a lot of baloney. >> it's now owned by east brunswick in. he thinks he has one last chance to buy it and save it. they said it doesn't really have strategic value so now he's calling on three people to make that happen. donald trump, governor chr lieur >> there's a fox right across, see him going in there. >> why are you reaching out to christie. >> he has stated that he is in favor of setting aside land that was part of his credo when he got elected. if he is, i would like to make a point of it. >> i reached out to brian murray, the press secretary and he says he will look into it and there's a petition going around. the more people who sign there's more people to take action. >> there not many more things i could do do at the age of 98, but i would love to have this be one of the things that i got done before i leave this world. >> welcome

that area is undeveloped property. the discovery is suspicious, according to the sheriff. eriff. >> the sheriff's office said there are no missing person reports they can link to this at this point. they say the body has probably been there less than a week, but investigators are not releasing any other details. we have a reporter on the way to the campus and a live report coming up later this morning. >> 4:03, memorials and eye ya' growing outside of police stations in des moines in memory of the two police officer killed. flowers, balloons, cards being left honoring the memory of the two police officers. he didn't have any warnings or fear or anything that he was going to make a stop and go out with anybody. stop was going to proceed due an intersection when he got confronted. >> scott michael green ambushed and gunned down the potcheses in their patrol cars in separate attacks. yesterday, green surrendered tother authorities after ditching his truck and flagging down a state employee, asking to call 9-1-1. nottive for the shootings still not known. a you tube video show

. >> 12 year old brinck was developed with an undeveloped optic nerve. new technology is helping him see more. it's called e-side. the glasses have a camera and t and you can use them to remote them to focus and zoom in on things. allowing him to see from anywhere in the room, but most importantly it allows him to see his loved one. >> he zooms in on my face and says dad i can see you clearly. we didn't buy it right then. we around. >> brinck's dad says it's really expensive. it cost $15,000, but they're trying to figure out a way to get the money. >> they got it. good to hear. >> i'm amazed about what's going to happen in 10 to 12 years and it will probably cost 100 bucks. >>> mid 40s to school. cool, clear, and more sunshine this afternoon. most neighborhoods will be 68 to 72 later on today. it is a really beautiful end to the week. of 70. thornton, 69. in aurora today, a high of 69 degrees. tomorrow, it's a little cooler. we'll see a few more clouds. that's cominn from the south as apart of that storm we were tracking yesterday and we'll continue to t

you can see the gentleman wearing a hazmat suit getting ready to go into the undeveloped field behindich is where a campus worker discovered what appeared to be a body in that field. i want to bring in sergeant spencer crumb with the sonoma county sheriff's office. when will we know what kind of crime scene you're dealing with. >> they will start taking their equipment out there and probably around noon time or maybe later today, they will start digging and unearthing the body and we will start getting answers to this. >> do we know for a fact that it is a human body that was found? there was confusion whether it was other types of remains. >> it is human looking. it may be a prank. we're going to rule right now or treat it as such as a person. >> where exactly in relation to where we are is the scene? >> it is about 200 yards over here to the west in a clump of trees. >> can you describe what it looks like? is it challenging to gather evidence around there. >> it shouldn't be. it is a heavily wooded area. it is just an undeveloped area of the campus here at sonoma state. >> if it is

a human body found at sonoma state university, a landscaper found the partly buried body in an undeveloped area of the campus in rohnert park near a parking lot not far from the music center. officers have been there all night protecting the scene. >> it is a rare event we have to remember it could be a prank played by college kids. we will treat it as serious. until deemed otherwise. >> they did nut start removing the body, if this is what it is, because it was almost dark. investigators will remove the body this morning. we have a news crew on the way to rohnert park with a report shortly. >> big waves, high surf advisory means the waves could be bigger than last month. officials tweeted an advisory warning everyone to stay away from the water. we spoke with surfers who are weary of sneaker waves. >> swimming is dangerous. who knows what the tides are up to with surf that big. >> without surf in that? >> i would not. >> more on the high surf advisory including how long it will last. >> now the cubs' win. it took more than a century, bull the curse of the billy goat is broken. >> the cubs

how undeveloped it is. >> you can see lincoln memorial. >> that's right. >> there's lot of wide open spaces. >> none of the folks that made it over there. large turn out. >> i think it's interesting to note the people on the roof of the amphitheater, some of the best photographs we had in the ceremony were taken above. >> and how concerned really they were about presidential security. today there could not be people on the roofs like that. there would be snipers watching the crowds and protecting the president. >> despite the fact that three presidents had been assassinated before this. >> right. >> now, they're carrying the casket to the place where, today, people go, they'll actually see the white as cul-de-sac in which the cascade entered. >> and that was not constructed yet. it wasn't until constructed until later. all we say now is the actual too and where they're walking is somewhat near where the plaza, later constructed. where the sentals from the united states army now guard the two. so this part of the plaza has changed quite a bit. >> the congressman who started this. >> s

its city traffic engineer says that the undeveloped land bordered by grand teton on the north, decatur on the west, elkhorn on the south and aliante on the east is part of the park highlands west development. the project's developers will be responsible for the construction on the east half of decatur and any future traffic signals. problem is, the park highlands west development is currently in the planning/design phase,o improvements along this stretch. what's driving you crazy? remember, you can write me at. traffic 8 at las vegas now dot com. >>> we're checking back in at the massive fire burning at a pallet yard in san bernardino. it started about 4 am and then spread to a strip mall. firefighters say they are making good progress on it and have knocked down several structures .. about 80 firefighters are on scene .. no reports of any injuries so far. we'll continue to keep you updated on this breaking news as we learn more./// ((brian loftus)) >>> we continue to follow developing news this morning on the strip ... ((kirsten joyce)) >> we'll have the very latest on the power outag

also look at washington, d.c., how undeveloped it is. >> you can see the lincoln memorial. >> that's right. >> wide open spaces. mitchell: folks made it over there, thousands more who couldn't make it because of the large turnout. allison: i think it's interesting to note people on the roof of the theater, some of the best photographs we have of the ceremony were taken from above. host: and also how unsernd really they were about presidential security. today there just couldn't be people up on the roofs like that. there would be snipers in the crowds protecting the president. mitchell: despite the fact three presidents had been assassinated before this. host: right. they are carrying the casket to the place where today people go they will actually see the white -- is it called a sarcophagus which the casket is interred. >> that was not corrected yet. all we see now is the actual tomb. where they are walking is somewhat near where the plaza would later be constructed where the sentinels from the united states army third regiment now guard the tomb. this part of the plaza has changed q

its city traffic engineer says that the undeveloped land bordered by grand teton on the north, decatur on the west, elkhorn on the south and aliante on the east is part of the park highlands west development. the project's developers will be responsible for the construction any future traffic signals. problem is, the park highlands west development is currently in the planning/design phase, so there is no estimate for improvements along this stretch. what's driving you crazy? remember, you can write me at. traffic 8 at las vegas now dot com. back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) with all of the shenanigans used to scam nevada seniors, failing to pay thousands in property taxes, losing $17 million in a failed development scheme, then sticking taxpayers with the bill -- imagine the shenanigans tarkanian would pull in washington. it's why we can't afford tarkanian in congress, ever. the paris hotel and casino is working to restore power after a black out. we're live outside the strip property with the very latest. ((brian loftus)) >> and, it's crunch time for the presidential candidates! days

behind the police tape is an undeveloped field with a lot of grass and brush. there's no trails. just open space on the sonoma state university campus. it is difficult to see because of the heavy fog out here. this field is where a campus landscape worker spotted what looked like a human body partially buried in the ground. the worker reported it immediately to the university police. they called in sonoma county sheriffs investigators. investigators say they have not confirmed that it is in fact human remains discovered here. they're waiting to get a better look at the entire scene and the burial site after daylight hours. they said it looked realistic and suspicious and they are treating this area as a crime scene. >> the detectives did come out during the afternoon. but they did not go digging around and interrupting the crime scene. once you start, you really want to have a long time to process the scene. you don't want to do half of it and come back day after day. >> reporter: so that's why the work to excavate the remains and all of the processing won't begin until sunrise t

a human body found at sonoma state university, a landscaper found the partly buried body in an undevelopedof the campus in rohnert park near a parking lot not far from the music center. officers have been there all night protecting the scene. >> it is a rare event we have to remember it could be a prank played by college kids. we will treat it as serious. until deemed otherwise. >> they did nut start removing the body, if this is what it is, because it was almost dark. investigators will remove the body this morning. we have a news crew on the way to rohnert park with a report shortly. >> big waves, high surf advisory

how undeveloped it is. wide open spaces. mitchell: the folks that made it over there. there are thousands more who couldn't make it because of the large turnout. allison: i also think it is interesting to note the people on the roof of the memorial ampitheater. some of the best photographs we have of the ceremony were taken from above. host: and also how unconcerned really they were about presidential security. today there just could not be people up on the roof like that. there would be snipers watching the crowds and protecting the president. mitchell: despite the fact that three presidents had been assassinated before this. host: right. now, they're carrying the casket to the place where today when people go they will building ee the white in which the casket is interred. allison. . that was not constructed yet. it was constructed later. all we see now is the actual tomb and where they are are waubing is somewhat near where the plaza would later be constructed where the sentinels from the united states army's third infantry regiment now guard the tomb. so this part

also look at washington, d.c., how undeveloped it is. >> you can see the lincoln memorial. >> that's right. >> wide open spaces. >> folks made it over there, thousands more who couldn't make it because of the large turnout. >> i think it's interesting to note people on the roof of the theater, some of the best photographs we have of the ceremony were taken from above. >> and also how unsernd really they were about presidential security. today there just couldn't be people up on the roofs like that. there would be snipers in the crowds protecting the president. >> despite the fact three presidents had been assassinated before this. >> right. they are carrying the casket to the place where today people go they will actually see the white -- is it called a sarcophagus which the casket is interred. >> that was not corrected yet. all we see now is the actual tomb. where they are walking is somewhat near where the plaza would later be constructed where the sentinels from the united states army third regiment now guard the tomb. this part of the plaza has changed quite a bit. >> the congres

they throw beer cans, condoms, debris in this undeveloped lands. recently, the neighbors in the area and after many calls to the city to please, and cleaned it up, there've never done so. i should not saying never. they came one time and i actually just which of the area. having done trees recklessly.. it was just terrible. so recently we've had two days where the neighbors have got out there. they have cleaned the streets. they print the foliage, swept, washington post streets and they really take pride in this area. it is interesting grab a compromise but i don't know how naming a street martin ron, in all respect to him, and brewster will make this any less confusing. >> thank you. public comment is closed. at this time >>[gavel] >> let's do with the legislation we have in front was >> i know amendment and i would suggest we send this item to the full board recommendation as it is >> great. without objection it passes >>[gavel] >> clerk please call item to >> item number two >> ordinance amenity minister to go to berlin city from entering into a

very which is a pretty big complex shows that it was a field and there's a hill, and it's pretty undeveloped, as well as out in front of the building you can see that there were trolley tracks because the trolley would go past and stop right in front of the building. those tracks remained for many, many years after the building was opened but it's just hard to believe when you look at this complex how extensive it is that it basically was goalie and he'll and cobblestone streets. carnegie wanted to be in the oakland area of pittsburgh, in this area fit perfect with his vision of having a large complex. carnegie commission this area as an educational area of the city which is very true today because both the university of pittsburgh and carnegie mellon university border the carnegie library. there's also not far from here several other colleges. there's also pittsburgh public schools are around here as an educational area in the city of pittsburgh. as we move along here, i pulled from the invitation that was sent out to the public for the opening of the original library building in 1895. now,

a landscaper found a partly buried body afternoon in an undeveloped area of campus near the parking lot "m". the sheriff said they are not 100% certain they are human remains but it is possible it could be a halloween prank but it is being treated seriously. authorities did not begin exth cava texting yesterday. >> a high surf advisory is in affect and we will get to mt. keller and a look at the conditions in pacifica. matt? >> an hour ago i last saw you, the ways were small and now the high surf advisory is in affect and the ways are not that big. they are getting bigger and we are going to see big waves today, mother nature is expected to put on a show. how big? the marin county sheriff said waves up to 27' along the marin county coast so it will be dangerous. avoid fishing from the jettyies and done rip current can exhaust the swimmers. >> i would not recommend anyone who is not responsed surfer to get in the water. it would be a bad call. >> be came. never turn your back on the water. the we haves are expected to last through the weekend. >>> the curse of the billy goat is over. the

for the developed world, our thesis has been true but i think as we get into more and more undeveloped world and developing countries we want them to find more opportunities for hem to use netflix easily. >>> what did you make of the conversation of netflix and what is this whole conversation about offline streaming? >> it can be an important strategy for netflix as it looks to expand into new areas. this is a feature that's most likely to come to emerging markets, new economies where many broadband speeds aren't as vast, and it could help drive adoption of this in new markets. this is important. investors are crying out for user growth and international is where they will find that from. >> let's put it on a round piece of plastic and post it out to people and that way we can deliver a guaranteed full movie without downloading problems. isn't that what we used to have >> that takes time. other people are going to this space like facebook. >> we are seeing, you know, the growth of smartphones in these markets, you know, very, very quickly, very advanced with the capabilities to stream

must have been a pretty undeveloped area. >> when i heard the news, i thought that number would be a lot higher. we finally got some sunshine, looking good across the area finally because for a long time we had some rain and we had some clouds. yesterday we woke up and it was clouds and a little bit of drizzle but now it's turned into a gorgeous afternoon, i mean, absolutely beautiful. that's our reston live camera. 267, the dulles toll road are just absolutely wonderful conditions as we it continue in. we'll get that sunshine and help warm things up a bit. we he can take it. 59 right now in d.c. we only topped out at 56 yesterday. we're doing a little bit better today. 55 in hagerstown, the mid-atlanti last night in new york right now so that temperature obviously a little bit on the lower side and there's that rain. what happened was we had an area of low pressure off the north carolina coast that moseyed up the coast and now it continues to move to the north. that's what brought some of the rain with it. that's unfortunately why we have the cloud cover. couldn't see the super moon

a landscaper found the body in a wooded undeveloped area of the campus in rohnert park.lty being asked to stay out of the area. as soon as we get more information, we'll let you know. >> we are bouncing back from the sig-alert in san rafael. still have a lengthy back-up on highway 37 so four miles per hour and faster close to the scene. and in san francisco, northbound 280 we have a three car crash blocking left lane and >>> good morning, on this thursday. we have dense fog bouncing around petaluma, and waves over 20 feet possible. 10 at half moon bay. and all day large breakers through 5:00 tomorrow morning. my accuweather seven-day forecast, the warmest temperatures today and tomorrow and increasing clouds and cooler on saturday with rain likely during the latter part of the evening through sunday morning. less than two tenths of an inch. reggie. >> gma goes back stage at the music awards. we are live next. >>> and we have another update in 30 minutes and always on our app and abc7news.com. join us for abc 7 mornings week days from 4:30 to 7:00. does it get more beauti

they throw beer cans, condoms, debris in this undeveloped lands. recently, the neighbors in the area and after many calls to the city to please, and cleaned it up, there've never done so. i should not saying never. they came one time and i actually just which of the area. having done trees recklessly.. it was just terrible. so recently we've had two days where the neighbors have got out there. they have cleaned the streets. they print the foliage, swept, washington post streets and they really take pride in this area. it is interesting grab a compromise but i don't know how naming a street martin ron, in all respect to him, and brewster will make this any less confusing. >> thank you. public comment is closed. at this time >>[gavel] >> let's do with the legislation we have in front was >> i know amendment and i would suggest we send this item to the full board recommendation as it is >> great. without objection it passes >>[gavel] >> clerk please call item to >> item number two >> ordinance amenity minister to go to berlin city from entering into a

. >> new york city will prepare for an allial thinking tra dade tate undeveloping the floats and it takes t it. >> we're seeing sunshine this morning. clear skies this morning in philadelphia. 33 degrees. the temperature just came down a little bit. it's going to be cold at 8:00 and sunny skies and into the 40s by 11:00 this morning. the wind much lighter wind today so the temperatures will climb into the 50s this afternoon from most locations. 49 degrees in the lehigh vale, but it's going to feel like it's in the 50s with sunshine. 50 degrees in philadelphia and up to 52 degrees for delaware. sunshine today and much less wind than we have had the last couple of days. that's going to allow the temperatures to climb nicely. here-by-hour income. completely dry and clear until we get to the evening you're nas those are the clouds bringing us wet weather during thanksgiving day. so enjoy the sunshine while it's hered to. temperatures will be well above flowedy and no sign of any sixed prep tails when we could see more toys. the seven-day forecast for each par of our area. catch my first alire

. >>> groundbreaking for the last undeveloped site at santano row. construction for 700 santano row, a 284,000 square foot office building that will anchor the end of the mixed use neighborhood. that groundbreaking is 11:00 a.m. >>> new details in the case of a former police officer charged with killing an unarmed black man in charleston, south carolina. you probably remember this one, former officer michael schrager testified yesterday during the murder trial against him. he's charged in the shooting death of walter scott which took place last year. schrager said he stopped him for a broken taillight and he chased after them. police dash cam video shows the initial stop and both men running. cell phone later later captures the moment when scott was shot. he says he felt his life was threatened and now he has nightmares and can't sleep. >>> so far no injuries have been reported from this large pipeline explosion in missouri. this happened yesterday in plat county. the company was transporting an ethane-propane mix from kansas. the cause of the fire i

they throw beer cans, condoms, debris in this undeveloped lands. recently, the neighbors in the area and after many calls to the city to please, and cleaned it up, there've never done so. i should not saying never. they came one time and i actually just which of the area. having done trees recklessly.. it was just terrible. so recently we've had two days where the neighbors have got out there. they have cleaned the streets. they print the foliage, swept, washington post streets and they really take pride in this area. it is interesting grab a compromise but i don't know how naming a street martin ron, in all respect to him, and brewster will make this any less confusing. >> thank you. public comment is closed. at this time >>[gavel] >> let's do with the legislation we have in front was >> i know amendment and i would suggest we send this item to the full board recommendation as it is >> great. without objection it passes >>[gavel] >> clerk please call item to >> item number two >> ordinance amenity minister to go to berlin city from entering into a

it's sort of an area of the law that's undeveloped. we have rules about, say, police officer s who moonlight or take jobs but that's more about abuse of the office. there's not a regulation in private industry as to whether someone has one job, two jobs, three jobs. there isn't a way to check how much sleep somebody had the night before if you as a private company don't have control or access or information about where they were the 12 hours preceding their shift. so it's an interesting legal area of liability. >> so i'm crystal clear. if we're talking saturday night overnight shift, he would have gotten off work sunday morning, he would have had sunday and then he drove those kids monday. >> and the amazing thing about driving while excessively tired, it's the type of thing we can't measure dui, drugs, alcohol, other influencing substances. when you're just tired, you're tired and all -- all of us should get enough sleep before we drive but there really isn't a very good way for police to measure that when they make a car stop and the

area which is a pretty big complex shows that it was a field and there's a hill and it's pretty undeveloped as well as outlook from the building you can see there were trolley tracks because the trolley would go past and stopped right in front of the building. those tracks remain for many years after the building was open, but it's hard to believe when you look at this complex how extensive it is that it basically was golly and he'll and cobblestone street. carnegie wanted it to be in the oakland area of pittsburgh, and this area fit perfect with his vision of having a large complex. >> he envisioned this area as an educational area of the city which is very true today because both the university of pittsburgh and carnegie mellon university border the library. there's also, not far from here, several other colleges so this area has developed with his vision as an educational area in the city of pittsburgh. i pulled from the medication that was sent out to the public of the original library building in 1895. i pulled some correspondence. his letters are fabulous on many accounts. one, they g

you know, there are -- trying to tap that great american spirit that opened up this completely undeveloped continent from coast to coast and made it a great nation, survived several wars, survived a great depression, and will survive the problems that we face right now. when i accepted your nomination for president, i hesitatingly, but i asked for your prayers at that moment. i won't ask them for this in particular moment, but i will just say, i would be very happy to have them in the days ahead. all i can say to all of you is, thank you, and thank you for more than just george bush and myself. thank you because if the trend continues, we may very well control one house of the congress for the first time in a quarter of a century. we have already -- we have picked up some governorships and bill brock told me on the phone just a few minutes ago, that it looks like in a number of states, we have turn the state legislatures around, and for the first time, they are major iity. you did it. i have one message that i have to give before i leave. i've been upstairs on the phone trying to get a hol

they throw beer cans, condoms, debris in this undeveloped lands.y, the neighbors in the area and after many calls to the city to please, and cleaned it up, there've never done so. i should not saying never. they came one time and i actually just which of the area. having done trees recklessly.. it was just terrible. so recently we've had two days where the neighbors have got out there. they have cleaned the streets. they print the foliage, swept, washington post streets and they really take pride in this area. it is interesting grab a compromise but i don't know how naming a street martin ron, in all respect to him, and brewster will make this any less confusing. >> thank you. public comment is closed. at this time >>[gavel] >> let's do with the legislation we have in front was >> i know amendment and i would suggest we send this item to the full board recommendation as it is >> great. without objection it passes >>[gavel] >> clerk please call item to >> item number two >> ordinance amenity minister to go to berlin city from entering into an extend

you know, there are -- trying to tap that great american spirit that opened up this completely undeveloped continent from coast to coast and made it a great nation, survived several wars, survived a great depression, and will survive the problems that we face right now. when i accepted your nomination for president, i hesitatingly, but i asked for your prayers at that moment. i won't ask them for this in particular moment, but i will just say, i would be very happy to have them in the days ahead. all i can say to all of you is, thank you, and thank you for more than just george bush and myself. thank you because if the trend continues, we may very well control one house of the congress for the first time in a quarter of a century. we have already -- we have picked up some governorships and bill brock told me on the phone just a few minutes ago, that it looks like in a number of states, we have turn the state legislatures around, and for the first time, they are major iity. you did it. i have one message that i have to give before i leave. i've been upstairs on the phone trying to get a hol

and the largest tract of undeveloped land in manhattan.tured the story of his success in the book "the art of the deal." tony schwartz was the co-author, a decision he now regrets. >> from the very first interview, it was very clear that he had an exceptionally short attention span, easily grew impatient, and was going to be incredibly hard to interview. at all. >> schwartz said he had to find another way. >> sometimes you got to know who to go to as opposed to -- >> so trump let him listen in on his phone calls for months. is there any call that sticks out in your mind or are they all blended? >> there is a call that sticks out in my mind. it was a call with a contractor and he's going, you son of a -- if you don't -- i will and i'm telling you, you'll never work again in this city. boom. he slams the phone down. he turns to me totally relaxed with a big smile on his face and he says, you think it worked? >> schwartz says that much of what he heard trump say was false. >> i came up with this phrase, truthful hyperbole. which is -- i calle

applause] >> you know, i aim to try to tap that great american spirit that opened up this completely undeveloped continent from coast to coast and made it a great nation, survived several awards, survived a greater depression, and we will surprise-- survived the problems that we face right now. [cheers and applause] >> when i accepted your nomination, i hesitatingly, but i asked for your prayers at that moment. i won't ask them for them at this particular moment, but i will just say that i would be very too happy to have them in the days ahead. [cheers and applause] >> all i can say to all of you is, thank you and thank you for more then just george bush and myself. thank you because if the trend continues, we may very well control one house of the congress for the first time in a long time. [cheers and applause] >> [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ and we will simulcast the canadian broadcasting corporation of the election that gets underway at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> three presidential candidates 1992 george h. w. bush, ross perot and bill clinton. recent story says the election ha