it got us going. he is a soft spoken guy so when a guy like speaks up it does a lot for us and it got us going."))...((sojourn

they're gonna let us go. don't look a gift horse in the gullet, do yoyo devil take the hindmost, let the dead bury their dead! treasure coach... ...just disappeared into thin air 24 hours ago? i don't have to tell you two anything. you're civilians. you've got nothing to do with this affair. now, don't you go getting uppity, bissell. we done told you about that chinaman we run into yesterday morning. -mr. bissell? -what isist? the one on the back platform in the busted box. it's addressed to the ordnance officer, but i'll be danged-- you don't shut up, boy, i'll dang you! now, none of that! none of that! now, look here, bissell, you hold it. we told you everything that that chinaman told us. about mcburney and the big box with his woman in it. the whole shoot and bang. what have you told us? why, nothing! we have a right to know. us almost being run over and abused... are you sure that you two aren't after that gold? that's-- that's an outright lie. how about this, mr. bissell? a .45 needle gun, lever actiti?

it got us going. he's a pretty soft spoken guy, so when a guy like that speaks up it does a lot of things for us and it got us going for sure.)) also in madison, i caught up with matt kenseth. and asked the nascar superstar on his near title miss, after crashing in the second to last race in the chase. ((lance allan asks but still you have to feel good about you're right there...like every year, you are competitive in the title chase? matt kenseth says i mean yeah, i mean the goal is to win it. i mean if you don't win it, you're going to be disappointed. but you know i was decent, i was pretty happy with the way we ran throughout the chase. you know, talladega was kind of a strategy play. but other than that, we were top 10 ery evce and thought we were going to win phoenix there without getting ran into so i mean we kind of had ourselves in position to do the things that we wanted to do. it just didn't work out.)) at six-20, why mike mccarthy first it was gift certificates. then gift cards... now, it's

so you can find out what is going on with >> and i just wanted to make sure you guys were balanced. >> hey, look thanks for tuning in for this addition. and you can visit us at armstrongwilliams.com. >> go out and buy electile disfunction. >> you're watching "the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information. i'm randy alvarez. today's topic -- replacing missing teeth with dental implants. and according to my first guest, she says nobody should be wearing a traditional denture. no more dentures. with us, we have an expert on the topic, dr. nicole mackie. dr. mackie, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> so, tell me a little bit about your role as the prosthodontist, and who's the typical patient? >> we don't really have a typical patient.

used to go out every saturday night? - they did, i was your babysitter. (audience laughter) - yeah, but i don't understand, mr. benny. i did have a babysitter, you see, i used to go to your house right from the studio. i was making charley's aunt at the time. (audience laughter) - gee, i used to tell all the kids that my babysitter was a funny old lady who smoked cigars. (audience laughter) - well, that was years ago, you know? but jack, i can't tell you how happy i am with the success you have with your wonderful voice, and the recordings, you know? your great records, lovers, lollipops and roses. you know, i made a few records myself with my violin. - oh, sure, i know. i have your last record. it's a collector's item. - it is? - yes, cylinders went out with thomas edison. (audience laughter) - [jack] (fake laugh) (audience laughter) - that's a joke. - i know, i know. (audience laughter) - my father always told me that it's always wise to interject a little humor. when you came on my show? - no, i did that on my own. - [

it got us going. he's a pretty soft-spoken guy. when a guy like that speaks up, it does a lot of things for us and it got us going. >> offensively and defensively and special team wise, we're not playing of how we're capable of playing. when we came back out, our job was to do the best we could as far as on each side of the ball and get us back into the game and win it. >> reporter: the celebration continues here in madison especially because the series of minn each team with 59 wins, eight ties. the first time that's happened since 1901. at camp reynolds stadium in madison, lance allan, today's tmj4. >> if you're interested in going to the big championship game next saturday. we have a link to ticket and hotel information on our web site, tmj4.com. >>> wisconsin's gun deer hunting season about to come to an end. we'll look at the numbers so far. and you'd think saturday morning at the mini golf course would be >> a chicago police sergeant who fatally shot a 19-year-old man in the back during a foot chase this week has been stripped

now will you let us go? boulanger: my son and i have to go to another region and join the underground. no, i want you to take me to lambrelle. lambrelle won't see me. he won't hear me. he will if i ask him to. then we'll go to him. where is he? the mine. at rushmount. he's tricking you, son. he only wants to know where he can find lambrelle. i'm not tricking you. i go for my reasons, you go for yours. kirby: nothing, sarge. we couldn't even find the factory. right. who is he? his son. let's go. [dramatic music] this is the mine. kirby: it looks deserted. ?? [screams] [speaking french] the password. moonlight. [speaking french] [speaking french] he says to keep our eyes open for the krauts are all over the place. ask him if lambrelle is here. [speaking french] he says he's inside waiting for us. all right, you and kirby stand watching here. lambrelle: you come late. where's dupre? he's dead. he had trouble getting here. here's the map. [paper rustling] there was a skirmish with a boche this morning. i lost one

us going up to steeper mountains provides us the ability to have more speed because we need speed in order to operate. it's definitely been said that while, you know, most people are trying to avoid certain things on the mountain and in the back country, usually we have our eye on utilizing it. ? for us, it's to a point where it's, you know, it's creative expression, us snowboarding and what we're trying to do. and the geological oddities, the stuff that we're looking for, the weird stuff, the is strange stuff, is just one more thing that allows us a challenge for a, you know, equation to solve. and so, inevitably, yeah, banking off a tree, tapping off a rock, or finding some strange thing to interpret, i mean, that's -- that's what we find. that's what keeps it >> amen. ? >> carson: that was travis rice. "the fourth phase" is incredible, and it's right now. we'll be right back. ? ? look how big my hands are. yeah. ooh. rawr. how much am i making for this again? hundred k. win or lose. total cake walk. ooh oooooooh! her last opponent is still in a coma. what? amy, get in there and fi

, or two of us go. and suppose they didn't get back in time. - that's two "supposes" your choice. rocks are lined up this way. i'll take the one that's left. - all right. you want to go first? - no. - i'll take this one on... on this end. - i'll take the one on that end. - you win. - that's not funny. - clyde, you have my word, as long as i live, you live. you want to call strome? - you call him. - strome! u have something to tell me? - yes. - i'm listening. well, i, uh... you see... no! no, i'm not the man. i didn't know your wife. i didn't't have anything to do with your wife, and i'm not going to say i did! - well, clyde, you certainly are a disappointment. if that's the truth, clyde, you stick with it. - there isn't much time left. i'm not fooling! i'll fill those nooses! - strome, why don't you content yourself with one murder this week? killing a woman, that's a big enough chore for you. and after all, you had plenty of justificatioion for killing her. after all she did to you. by the way, what di

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alright, order them to open up the gate and let us go. - no. - understand? tell 'em. (solo) 'tell 'em not to follow us.' don't follow them. ah! please, can we stop? alright, just for a minute, they'll be after us soon. the drug has probably worn off brach by now. oh, whwh is in this world that makes a man like brach? i don't know. sometimes it starts with a very sincere driving ambition. some people find other values. my grandfather, for instance. he was a brilliant lawyer in a small country town. they got many lucrative offers from wall street but he had only one goal in lili. that was to go quail hunting, every september. and i thought that he was a very successful man. - because he went quail huhuing? - yeah. because he used to stop by the side of the road and smell the flowers along the way. come on, we better get going. (solo) 'looks like our guests arrived early.' (chris) 'what do we do now?' oh, we better find another approach. huh! good day, mr. solo? well, uh, nice to see you again, colonel. as a matter of fact, i was just saying-- mr. solo, move. i'm sorry, m

we're going to talk about that and let us go straight to our guests that joins us via skype and welcome to the show. we're sitting here with my elertile disfunction. >> there are a lot of people who are not satisfied with the choice they have. 85% of america says that they would have preferred different candidates. they're not going to vote for a this is the first time in history that people are so displeased. so i wrote my book electile disfunction. and it goes through guidance and how you should vote if you think one way or the other way about the 10 most important >> you know based on what you said given the uncertainty of the election and the election playbook. and why do you think it's given such a rise of the election of donald trump. mesmerized by him? >> well, people have been racist like gorge wallice. candidates that say the things in public that people might whisper in the bars. >> i'll give you five reasons why you can't >> one you can't predict how angry and emotional people are going to vote. it was an interesting poll in which they asked the same voters who they were goin

hallucinations can't harm us. go back to where you were. oh! [screams] that doesn't work. captain's log, supplemental. all contact with the enterprise has been lost. we're trapped here. our ship's surgeon, my personal friend, is dead. we're certain now that whatever we're facing is terribly real. it's my fault. it never would have happened. it's my fault. yeoman. we're in trouble. i need every crewman alert and thinking. aye, aye, sir. captain! captain! you'd better have a look at this, sir. i don't understand. neither do i, mr. sulu, but before we leave this planet, i will. it's like a dummy, captain. it couldn't be alive. tricorder? still operating, sir. what do you make of that? this is not human skin tissue, captain. it more closely resembles the cellular casting we use for wound repairs-- much finer, of course. i want an exact judgment, mr. spock. this is definitely a mechanical contrivance. it has the same basic cell structure as the plants here. even the trees, the grass. are you saying this is a plant, mr. spock? i'm saying that these are all multicellular castings

vehicles in front of us and i'm going to pan behind because we have a huge line of vehicles behind us this morning. that's not going to change for the next hour at least as here for your morning commute. we'll have the birds eye view here that you can only see here on 12 news and seeing the vehicles, some crashes. 17 southbound before glendale, a crash to the right slowing things down. and one bhientd us on the 17 eastbound to the 101 northbound. that's slowing things down. panning around, into the west valley, don't have anything to worry about. and other spots that are going to be slower. 17 into phoenix, 60 southbound rural and mill. a little bit of a back up on 70 southbound and there are some freeway closures too and those are going to be posted on the website. tune in so you can learn everything you need to know for your weekend travel. and some spots you are definitely going to want to . >>> welcome back inside our 12 news studios. it's 6:48 on the botox benefits. been used for migraines and headaches and also chronic neck pain. >> shelly loves being active. but she's had pain

up here, but fascism will be webster's word of the year unless a bunch of us go online and search for another word. the dictionary people are practically begging us to do it. the number of look ups is how they choose the word of the year. they wrote there's still time to look up something else. anything else. come on. there's a movement floomididdle. the boss is coming to town tomorrow. it's the book tour for bruce springsteen that's been all over the news [ singing ] the new owners of the tattered cover posted this to convince bruce to stop for a meet and greet. inventively done, and this would be your public service announcement to avoid that >>> we are back with a sign, an old sign that hasn't been >>> it's a sign spotted by a next viewer in denver's wash park, and if the sign looks a bit vintage, bill says it's because they're actually hold overs from a long gone parking lot, traffic hasn't come through in ages. he's tried to get the city to take the signs down, but no dice. perhaps the people on roller blades and bikes still attention to them. you can always send us a sign that m

so, we know that it's going to be a tough task for us. but, one thing about our guys is they're a griddy bunch. they're a resilient group." ... nfl action, vikings and the cardinals ... another big game for former johnson up the middle for the easy 1-yard touchdown... 24th of his career in just 26 games ... the reason why he scores a lot, because he's versatile... 4th quarter, he fights off a defender as he catches a 4-yard touchdown... 103 yards rushing and 57 receiving for david... but the vikings win 30-24 ... titans and the colts ... 2nd quarter, linn-mar grad david parry swallows up marcus mariota for the sack... 2nd of the season for david... he finshed with 3 tackles in the colts, 24-17 win thanks josh. and now to first alert storm another seasonably chilly night is ahead as clear skies and light winds will allow our temperatures to fall into the teens and twenties for the second straight night. as we start the workweek, we'll still see plenty of sunshine for most of monday, but later in the afternoon you'll notice a slow increase

us going up to steeper mountains provides us the ability to have more speed because we need speed in order to operate. it's definitely been said that while, you know, most people are trying to avoid certain things on the mountain and in the back country, usually we have our eye on utilizing it. for us, it's to a point where it's, you know, it's creative expression, us snowboarding and what we're trying to do. the weird stuff, the is strange stuff, is just one more thing that allows us a challenge for a, you know, equation to solve. and so, inevitably, yeah, banking off a tree, tapping off a rock, or finding some strange thing to interpret, i mean, that's -- that's what we find. that's what keeps it interesting. >> that's art for you. >> amen. ? >> carson: that was travis rice. "the fourth phase" is incredible, and it's right now. we'll be right back. ? look how big my hands are. yeah. ooh. rawr. how much am i making for this again? her last opponent is still in a coma. what? i should go walk my cats. no. no no no. amy, get in there and fight for your life. isn't there an easier way t

this is our checklist, and this tells us everything that we have to do before we go flying and also while we're flying. and it has about eight pages in here, and we use almost all of it every time we go flying. where did you learn this whole routine? is this something in your training manual? this is something that everybody learns as a studentilot. i learned it as a student pilot, so we make sure we do a good job. what's the hardest thing about flying? i think the hardest thing is learning to land. really? it's not taking off? no, taking off is fairly simple. all it is, is add power, pull back on the stick, and up you go. ? to the wild, blue yonder ? ? flying fast like a bird of prey ? that's better. rik: this right here is what's called a dme, which is distance measure equipment. this tells us how far away we are from a certain spot, in this case from the airport. we're just about 6 miles from the airport. jeffery: how fast are we going? right now, we're going about 100 knots, which is about 110 miles an hour. [ shouting ] why is the plane so loud? it can be very loud, especially in the

us. [applause] because, you know, i believe we are stronger together. and we will go forward together. [applause] and you should never ever regret fighting for that. you know, scripture tells us, let us not grow weary in doing good for in due season, we shall reap if we do not lose heart. so my friends, let us have faith in each other. let us not grow weary. let us not lose heart. for there are more seasons to come and there is more work to do. i am incredibly honored and grateful to have had this chance to represent all of you in this consequential election. may god bless you and may god bless the united states of america. [applause] [applause] [applause] ♪

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us. -- you are going to have to come through us. >> grant: hista go fund me link the third-- >> grant: a go fund me link has been set up for being young child that died and at a baptismal pool. for her funeral expenses. her father is being charged with inflicting emotional distress on his nine year old son with him at the time of the alleged incident as well as murder charges. >> reporter: here in san mateo a brothel was discovered across the street from this middle school. >> reporter: arresting two men accused of of running the legal brothel. >> reporter:--the legal-- >> reporter: wholly state that they are looking for victims of human trafficking. >> reporter:--police state that they are looking for victims of the human trafficking. >> reporter: neither of the victims had major injuries but police warned that stopping a crime in progress is not the best idea. and the >> pam: is the travel day tomorrow and the roads will be slick, so be careful. >> steve:we keep brittney busy all through the commercials! (laughter) >> brittney: daly city, and bay shore conceived this is where the hea

i used the ones he gave us. go to warp. the reactor is off-line. full impulse, then. hull plating to maximum. we've lost impulse! they'r'rhailing us. our scans show you have one of our crewmen aboard. i assume you're here to return him. he's our prisoner. captain, long-range scans are detecting weapons fire. who's doing the shooting? it's difficult to be sure at this distance, sir. looks like some kind of plasma discharge. i can't rule out our boomer friends. lay in a course. they're in the access corridor, section d. how many? three. pass out weapons. we know what they're after. why not just let them have him? we fought them off before. we can do it again. that was one ship, not three. we should pull back! go! it's the fortunate, sir, and three smaller ships. t'pol: nausicaans. polarize the hull plating. drop us out of warp. are we in range? 200,000 kilometers ahead. put it up. t'pol: there are four nausicaan bio-signs charges. hail the nausicaans. which ship, sir? let's see who answers. ( groaning ) we'd better get him to the infirmary. he's going to be okay. i told

what you're going to make for us. >> we're going to make our fresh right off the bone berry sauce and stuffing. it's named after aunt. >> fantastic of >> take our roll, have a little mayonnaise. >> i'm a big mayonnaise fan >> is there a special way you're putting this on here >> no, cover every inch of the bread. >> there is a special way you do it >> that's right. >> exactly. exactly. >> take our turkey, 26 pound butter ball turkey hand shred the meat every morning. >> it's thanksgiving every day >> every day. >> love it. >> pass on the turkey for thanksgiving on this that one day of the year >> no, i don't. i love the turkey. >> you're adding a little cran berry sauce >> like the racing the middle. seasoning, you hold it kind of high so it goes, i was. >> they go low, you go high. >> this is our store-made stuffing. >> this is just perfect. if you missed thanksgiving. i can't wait to try this. while you're wrapping this up. tell us a little bit about the vice president's favorite sandwich. it's not actually the bobby. it's something else >> his favorite sandwich is the top it of

we're going to make it physically difficult to get to us. we're going to barricaded doors distance and cover between them and us as possible. lastly, we will fight in the event we weren't able to run away, we were hiding and they found us, we will fight and try to fight injuries. we barricaded up in the street to get through, will use weapons of opportunity. >> it was empowering. i know exactly what to do. >> makes us proactive approach to as a as posterior reactive. >> is no need to panic as long as do. rather than being a victim, which make ourselves survivors. so we don't have to be an other casualty. >>> the point being, think about it now while you can before you find yourself in that situation is too late. a lot of people ask when they saw that tweet, fight? what effect?, now it makes sense. it's the third last resort by difference between life and death. be aware of your strandings. >> we see that pile of dust, it makes you think that's what i would need to do. >> use what you have and now maybe helps prevent more tragedy in the future

let us go to the edge. the state that is between us and being able to definitively say one or the other has won. pennsylvania has one point ahead with trump. jane o'brien is in philadelphia for us. what is happening in pennsylvania? are they not calling the state and why? cannot tell you at this point. it is an absolute mystery. i can tell you an absolute mystery. i can tell you i arrived here at a party and am leaving a funeral. there is probable paul popple shock. people were expecting to see history fulfilled as they would see it. the first woman president is what they thought they would see. they cannot believe pennsylvania may vote for donald trump. they have not called it but as far as the people in this bar are concerned it is over. they have been leaving in the last 20 minutes in tears and consoling each other. a lot of questions and anger as well. that is what i found disturbing about being here, how quickly the mood has changed from one of celebration to one of anger, resentment, and to a certain e

later part of the afternoon is all part of the system and starting to develop a move closer to us as we go to the day on saturday >>pam moore: faith for joining us we always appreciate your time have a great weekend and check out the news over the weekend and we will see you monday have a great night >> container from hell. held captive. chained like a dog inside a storage container just like this one for two months. >>> and the accused kidnapper. has he been a monster since childhood. >>> and then megyn kelly's bombshell book. the shocking revelation. >>> and -- >> melania trump. >> fallout over melania denouncing cyber bullying. wait until you see what bill clinton is saying about her. >>> beyonce backlash. >>> plus, heart break for singer michael buble. his 3-year-old has cancer. >>>

i must ask you to let us go back to our ship. oh, i wouldn't hear of it. you shall join me in a repast. i want to learn all about your feelings on war and killing that sort of thing. do you know that you're one of the few predator species that preys even on itself? not yet. not to kill, desalle. desalle, did you say? un vrai francais? my ancestry is french, yes. ah, monsieur. vive la gloire. this is mr. desalle, our navigator... dr. mccoy, our medical officer, mr. sulu,,our helms, and carl jaeger, meteorologist. welcome, good physicicier and honorable sir. is he kidding? und... officer jaeger. ein deutsch soldat, nein? ein, zwei, drei, wir gehen veveittels schiessgewehr. i'm a scientist, not a military man. oh, come now. we're all military men under the skin. and how we do love our uniforms. what an interesting weapon you've got there. do let m msee it. how does this work? ah, yes. this won't kill, and this will. oh. oh, how marvelous! devastating! why, this could kill millions. who will you start with, are we your next targets? oh, how absolutely typical

we have more guests waiting in the wings to join us. go to 9news.com/votenow to weigh in as we discuss the topics. you'll see them pop up on the bottom of the screen. steve staeger is live on the next facebook page collecting your questions and to be streamed live on 9news.com. that is where the conversation will continue. let's get to know our neighbors just a little bit here. we'll do this by a show of hands. who here voted in the presidential election? this will be the last time i raise my hand for anything. you all voted and that tells us you are not a representative sample of colorado. because one in 4 registered voters in colorado did not vote in the presidential election. we did not prescreen our panels today for demographics. we did not ask about race or income or marital status or age. these are people who simply opted into the conversation from around colorado. but we did try to come up with a rough summation of how the presidential race sorted out. hands of everyone who voted for donald trump. hands of anyone who voted for someo

us. the arena where do we go as far , as changing the way sports is consumed it using digital techniques?ot just ott but virtual reality and live statistics in addition to, let's go win some ballgames. emily: what are your hopes for a new season and not to talk smack, but how do you beat warriors? steve: i watch the warriors get beat by 25 points in their opening game. anyone can beat anyone on any given night. emily: the cavaliers and warriors are favored to get the finals for the third year in a row. does the league have a competitiveness problem and do they need to fix it? steve: i think our league is pretty competitive. over time. in any given year, there are players who are different -- difference makers. i think it is tougher to win it all if you don't have one or probably two of those difference makers. emily: how's the search for a new arena going? steve: we are searching. first question is what is out there for available lands what , would it look like to build the building? we have some good confidence and buildn find land the building at a good price. i'm interested in building

i think you should let us go. okay. it's time to go. do you want to go? or watch him go? why not back off him? why? he's going to die anyway. ( tyrell laughs ) just know he got you into this. yeah, and he got me into this... looks like t t movie star's going to leave this world the way he came into it-- there all the way. i don't think i'd have done it without him. is this life imitating art? yeah, sure. it was no big deal. actually, i think it was all officer hanson's doing. i'm just an actor; he deserves all the credit. we t td you, no pictures of the undercover officer. thanks, , n. will you make a picture from this? i really don't know. it's been a traumatic thing. i just want to go home and take it easy. it's not every day i almost get killed. got a picture with your shirt off, hanson? very funny. thatat not how it went down. so what? why did you make him such a hero? i'd just like to t tnk you for all your help. we're just doing our jobs, ma'am. thank you, sergeant friday. well, you do it very well. if you're ever in n a... i'd like to thank you personally. excuse m

they didn't want to us go hungry in the event of an apocalypse, of these cloak and dagger hide-aways. this one in colorado nicknamed the mountain. cheyenne mountain air force station is 2,000 feet deep, hidden behind multiple 25-ton blast doors. three feet thick. five acres dug out of the rock. 15 buildings built to withstand a nuclear bomb. supported on 1,300 of these half-ton steel springs. >> like >> reporter: it has its own power plant, a 6 million gallon water supply, potentially ready to support not just the president but hundreds of staffers to help him. and then there's the secret entrance to another bunker in west virginia. the wallpapered panel slides away revealing this. >> welcome to the bunker. >> reporter: the greenbrier bunker. >> the floor is five feet thick, the walls are five feet thick, the ceiling is five feet thick. we're in a big concrete box. h hotel, this facility was built during the cold war to house congress in case the u.s. capitol was destroyed by a nuclear bomb. these showers were for the congressmen to be decontaminated from nuclear fallout. >> clothing

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we do have changes blowing in for the weekend, and it is going to be a big pattern changer for us. we're going to start wearing coats not only in the evening and overnight hours if you're out late, but also during the day time hours, because it is going to feel almost like winter by the time we finish november, start december next week. 55 in mesquite, 55 at red rock. breezes out there. pahrump, pretty chilly. you've got to be at least in the 50s by now. land, and we are looking for some winds to start picking up later tomorrow, so in the meantime enjoy the light winds, right on target for seasonal temps, 62 degrees for our last friday of november. 4:28 is the sunset. you know we have these really long nights so that allows us to cool down and get those sprinklers set for day time watering, because here comes some very cold air. the chance for rain arrives late could even arrive late saturday night, and this could be our first really good mountain snow too, with the system that's very large and very strong, and the combination of the north and southern jet streams, the southern bran

saturday night into sunday morning, it is going to cool us off. matter-of-fact eight -- 80 or so on saturday, upper cities on sunday. that's after starting in the upper 40s to low 50s. tropics, real fast, 80% chance this develops, the modeling is next week, chance of developing, hurricane center says 80% chance, looks to be trapped in the western caribbean. that would be the best news for us. next week, sunday morning monday morning very cold start. we warm up by midweek. of next week. >> many of you laying in bed right now. before you close your eyes, i've got a question for you. did you get a good night's sleep? >>> if the answer is no, take a that person may be to blame. a new study found 29% of people say their partner keeps them awake. you know, the snoring, the kicking, the tossing and turning, heavy breathing. whatever. lack of sleep [ laughter ] does increase your risk for a number of health problems including obesity, heart disease and diabetes. researchers say the solution is simple. rethink your bedroom boost your health. >> not necessa

us. arena, where do we go as far as changing the way sports is consumed it using digital techniques? t just ott but virtual reality and live statistics in addition to, let's go win some ballgames. emily: what are your hopes for a new season and not to talk smack, but how do you beat warriors? steve: i watch the warriors get beat by 25 points in their opening game. anyone can beat anyone on any given night. emily: the cavaliers and warriors are favored to get the finals for the third year in a row. does the league have a competitiveness problem and do they need to fix it? steve: i think our league is pretty competitive. over time. in any given year, there are players who are different -- difference makers. i think it is tougher to win it all if you don't have one or probably two of those difference makers. emily: how's the search for a new arena going? steve: we are searching. first question is what is out there for available lands, what would it look like to build the building? we have some good confidence that we can find land and build the building at a good price. i'm interested in

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go. chilly morning so far. a lot of us in the 40s and 50s if you've been outside you've already felt it. warming up nicely today. we're going to make it into the upper 70s. this is a wonderful time of year to be here. and then we're tracking some rain and some cooler temperatures after this. this is your hourly planner. your most accurate forecast we're going to dip a little bit into the 40s in phoenix and then by 10:00 we'll get to 65. degrees. let's talk about your most accurate 7 day forecast right now. we'll get to 77 again tomorrow. the difference with tomorrow is we will start to build in more clouds and take a look at sunday. 64 degrees is the high. that is a 13 degree drop and notice too we're going to work in some rain chances. by monday we'll hold on to those storm chances and get even lower down to 62 degrees. 63 on tuesday as we finally start to see some clearing. we're going to stay cool 60s. download that abc15 mobile app because i want you guys to be able to track all these changes as they happen. >>> well m

are you going to break us again? i mean how far can we really go? >> reporter: now a second co- founder of save oakland sports says that they heard that raiders owner mark davis was saying that the northern california fan base was in favor. and in support of moving people to las vegas and that they said it wasn't true that raider fans in northern california want to keep the team here in northern california. >> all right. leigh martinez live at the coliseum. thank you, leigh. >>> coming up, more bloodshed in syria. a rocket attack in the capital city. what a humanitarian group is saying about the deadly bombing. >>> a new development in this disturbing case where another body has been discovered. where a woman was found chained inside a shipping container. >>> and that it happened today in the capital of damascus. they say that the showing came during the morning recess. in addition to the sixth death another 25 children were injured in that attack. >> the kurdish-led syrian forces began the islamic state and their capital of rocka. an estimated 5,00

the trend for us is going to be above average temperatures. average high is in the low 50s this time of the year. we're closer to 60 degrees here by friday. but there are some changes coming. jet stream is going to be dropping southward over the northeast and bringing in much the temperatures take a dip starting on sunday. we're breaking it down for you as the eyeopener continues. >> questions from a crime scene in boston. what police need to know about what they call a domestic attack. >> a string of crimes in quincy, some targeting a mosque. the security that couldn't stop the suspect. >> new names in the running for the president-elect's ca major post. it's on the eye for this wednesday morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. >> state's attorney general is reviewing a website that provides babysitters and adult caregivers. >> that's coming up in minutes. first we want to get to cindy. >> after a soaker yesterday,

us. it is fever pitch in the united states with days to go before the polls opened.oth candidates are campaigning nonstop to try to glue the undecided. hillary clinton wants to be the president for every body. clinton now has a four-point lead over her republican rival. stars have been coming out in favor of clinton including bruce springsteen and a whole list of stars. she is speaking in three swing states this monday. donald trump using his private jet to cover for of the swing states. calling his opponent crooked, even though the fbi has cleared her once again over e-mail claims. from speaking in five states. he said he's not a politician, he says he has no special interests except his voters. france 24's catherine is in new york, let's bring her in now live for more insight on what is going on. tell us what the trump supporters are saying. reporter: we are trump tower here in manhattan. a lot of this campaign has been based here. passionate trump supporters out here, demonstrating as they have been for weeks. also some anti-trump road testers. he is creating a lo

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let us go to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: over the weekend, we go from early spring into early winter. take a look at the highs across new hampshire today. well above average and close to record highs. within six of the record in temperatures into the 30's and many spots. 40's, rochester. notice jaffrey and laconia, all in the low to mid 30's now reporting some fog. with temperatures at or below freezing and some fog, that is a recipe for black ice. watch for that especially in northern and western new hampshire between 7:00 and 8:00 in the morning. cleveland and then it turns more wintry back to the west. and what about a changeover from rain to snow in spots on sunday. tom: fire crews are still working to fully contain the covered bridge in the north country. the u.s. forest service says the fire is about 70% contained. fire crews will work through the weekend to control the burned out area and make sure there are national forest. the cause is still unknown. shelley: an arrest moore and will be issued for a salem woman

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