wally, it's time to play. wally... hanson: i thought these guys from south central were supposed to be tough. the mcquaids? don't forget your bus pass this afternoon. show time, wally. oh! what have we got? no, no... ( cloth ripping ) oh! "full wedgie removal." i perfected that move myself in summer camp, july '75. what else you got, wally? oh, pay day. pay day. thank you very much. we're friendly! hey, yo, sawyer. come over here. we want to talk to you. what do you say we just forget about today? you guys want to be friends? you know your way around. this place has potential for the right guys. you want to do business in this school just make sure it isn't mine. guy. ( knocking ) yeah? mahoney from westside division called, captain. some kid was just busted for shoplifting at the mall. yeah, so? t these shades? maybybyou lost your old watch also? and lifted a rolex to replace it? no, i don't think so, captain. the watch is mine. you got a receipt? i bought it on the street. okay, it's not my watch. it's my father's. a

. >> reporter: wally started his training off the battlefield with america's vet dogs in new york. dogs like wally are trained to help with basic tasks like picking up keys. >> good boy, thank you. >> reporter: and getting off the ground. >> i push off of him, use him as a crutch. >> reporter: together they are a team. >> kind of like a dating service. they kind of match you up with the dog. >> reporter: a ray of sunshine when he needed it most. >> i wouldn't be where i am today without have wally in my life. all the great things that i've done in the past eight years from running races together, we've been on tv together, done a lot of things together. and people need to know that they really improve life for the disabled veterans. >> reporter: and soon wally will be a veteran in his own right. he will retire in a year or two to live out his days wagging his tail much like this flag. and there is a waiting list to receive one of these canines. they operate strictly on donations so the dogs can go to the vets for free. live at independent inside mall, i'm matt delucia, nbc 10. >>>

wally is my browns expert of the week. wally great, great fan cave. love the browns memorabilia tell me about the football collection. >> 143 footballs from national football league. right behind us is the super bowl autographed balls and i have it separated throughout the man cave itself for a different ball for different reasons. >> there's one football that's very special this one tell me about that. >> that went to vietnam with me. served with me and returned >> you organize football games over there. >> yes we did. we would play together and play for beer. that was our recreation. and so we would play games against each other. 2 to 3 guys play equally and we thought ended up if you won you won the beer and got back to the barracks and guys love it. >> nfl. >> 19 # 6 and i was with the organization for about two weeks and 's from 1976. >> a quarterback can you play today? >>er is real -- cerebral yes. >> who's going to win. >> the browns that is the only way i can go. and now that they have lost as many as they have we are that much closer to a vi

oh, no, i live right there, next to wally findlay. wally? oh, oh! "wally baby." yes, as a matter of fact, i'm his wife. but that shouldn't bother you. and even if you do know "wally baby" that well, i certainly wouldn't want you to feel, you know, embarrassed or shy, or cheap or anything. okay, well, will you just tell him that jenny has the tennis court reserved for eight sharp, and not to be late? how firm thighs can really be. all right, now, maude. come on, now. come on! ring that doorbell. oh, no. ring the bell, maude. but you won't leave me? no. promise! we will stick by you through thick and thin. through think and thin. ( gasps ) well, as long as you two are hitting it off-- bye! bye! k just left with thin. come in. come in! tasteful. how are you, maude? oh, very well, walter, and you? i'm managing. how's carol and phillip? oh, fine. just fine. and mrs. naugatuck? oh, couldn't be better. did i forget anyone? and the, um... and the, uh, meter reader has pink eye. walter: i was reading about you in the tuckahoe tribune. they say you're picking up a lot of s

- no, no, honey, uncle wally. give him a big hug. - uncle wally. - uncle wally, very good, that's very cute. and jane wyatt in father knows best bud: oh, hi, nancy. nancy: hi, bud. bud: i was working on my car. what goes? nancy: well, i just came by to ask you something. you know about the high school picnic on saturday? bud: yeah. nancy: well, i'm on the student committee getting the whole thing together and we need another member. do you want to be on the committee? bud: what would i have to do? now, i'm not much for that committee stuff. nancy: have you ever been on a committee? bud: well, no, it didn't sound very good. it sounds kind of dumb, committee. nancy: it isn't dumb. all you think about is your old car. that's dumb! jim: bud? bud: you in there, dad? jim: in a way, yes, come here. i didn't mean to eavesdrop on your conversation but i couldn't help overhearing. ew. (audience laughs) margaret: who was at the door? bud: nancy crail. she wanted me to be on the committee for the class picnic. margaret: oh, g

you've got wally over a barrel. hundreds of refrigerators, washing machines, and look at this baby-- the world-famous nasarona freeze king, a hundred percent american refrigerator. only the name's japanese. every one in the place marked down to 329. "all," you say? that's why they call me wowee wally! so come on down to findlay's friendly appliances. and look for the sign god love you. ( mother guffaws ) "god love you"?! ha ha ha! ( laughing uncontrollably ) walter: well, i guess i don't have to ask what my wife thought, but mother chadburn, what did you think? well, i'll tell you exactly what i think, walter. did you hear that, walter?! all i wanted was for my mother to love you and respect you and be proud of you the way i am, and what do you do? you go on television and you totally, totally totally disgrace us! i'm sorry, mother. now, now, wait a minute, maude. i said walter was a horse's patootie, but he's going to sell a million refrigerators, would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won

wally and loren owens have been sharing a show for more than 3 decades. lly sai ish there one could stay, and the other could sleep in, travel with my wife and stay up late. this guy is not retiring. celebrating 50 years of the job. he started at the record american, which later became the herald, and then made the swit one. but 3 pulitzer prizes, and a great reputation for living d breathing news. with one o them.as reunion >> his spectacular. i tweeted out that man has taught me more about news and journalism than just about anybody else. >> when i first met him he had a harvey: talk about twoends 38 degrees is our temperature in boston. it still feels cold. miles per hour. the actual air temperatures are nantucket. gusts are stl 20 miles per hour. they will not go away completely. we start off with a wind chill in boston. they will pretty much stay in the teens. a dry day. noravel problems around here. wind down a little factors. a few lonely flakes after quite a couple of days. watching this system. it is not going to be strong or intense system b a n

knowing i can rely on him. >> dan has had wally for eight years now. wall sli dy is due to retire inr or two. there is a waiting list for the dogs. we have information about america's vet dogs on our nbc 10 app. >>> good for dan and wally. 4:48. let's get a check on your way to work. >> jessica boig ton has you covered. what are you see something. >> watching the boulevard and construction there. supposed to be in place here for about another 45 minutes or so until about 5:30. so right now we're watching the boulevard and that construction is between broad street and ridge avenue on the southbound side. you can see one lane is getting by right now. they have police activity set up some cones there to block off the two left lanes. so with that one lane getting by, right now not seeing any major delays. and it's traffic moving toward the schuylkill expressway. once it's cleared about 5:30, everything will look a little better. but again, right now we're not seeing any volume or delay behind that because it's still early. also watching 95, 13 minutes sout

so, you gentlemen know him. >> jimmy: we know wally. >> you know wally well. but it's all right. because you have to, i had to memorize iconic speeches that robin williams gave, of course, in the movie. but then also the iconic speeches that walt whitman and henry david thoreau so it -- i haven't messed up yet. i messed up at our last tech rehearsal. we had about 20 people sitting in the audience, all the people that work at classic stage or whatnot and i'm getting ready to give the, you know, say the poem, you know, two roads diverged in a wood. now, do you know who wrote that? robert frost. >> jimmy: yeah. >> now, i know that as a human being. like if that was -- if we were like at pub trivia, i'd be like, oh, i got this one. that's robert frost. i'm sitting there on stage with all these guys with like 20 people in the audience and i it was. >> jimmy: who wrote that. yeah. >> and then -- like dr. seuss, shel silverstein. >> jimmy: shel silverstein didn't do it either. neither of those guys did it. >> and the young man zaine, who plays the role of todd is sitting about as close

. >> wally smith built the whole boxing bag frame work contraption. >> my son was in the streets making bad decisions. every night for a year he went and worked out with gino. >> wally and his now sober son are part of the foundation of this place where happy productive grounded lives are taking root. >> i did it to give back. but at the end of the day, we friends, we family and he and we talk. >> family, it's bigger than a friendship in here. >> junior olympics still champions in the states. silver glove regionals, this i have no clue what it is. >> is oh and this little old thing. >> oh this belt. the 2016 >> how does it feel to earn that. >> it feels growth. i come in i work hard and i don't play around. i have a good life. >> all of this started with a little guy, who a former bad guy took a chance on. he has been filling up little lives with big potential ever since. now tony wants to build dream teams up from akron from across the country with quote dudes how investing in kids keeps them focussed because it worked for me. this dreamer that became a doer. back to you. >> what a won

dick goddard stoddart -- started the wally bear as a pt fundraiser in from the competition with another weath prognosticator. the groundhog is supposedly then other end of things. according to legend,o a wide li means mild weather. >> caterpillars have really one many times versus the computers. >> the forecast is just part of this huge event, which almost didn't make it past that first parade in 1972. >> there were other challenges. we'veve got some brutal, brutal november days.l >> they continue to grow in the town of birmingham. so much so that after eight years -- >> the church in birmingham kicked usus out. he said that you are interferin with their sunday events. >> nineteen communities wanted it and settled here. >> why? because of beautiful for million. >> with more thanea 100,000 people fox 8 friends from the parade i impressive, the largest one day festivales in the nation. >> how old are you? >> five. one euros too late because i wa born in decemberer. kids competed in caterpillar races in costume contest and a fun run, with.ra also bedazzled in brown and orange. and despite

their trophies along for the trip, as you can see and wally, wally b green monster. maria: i love that they did that. i love that we are doing this. wcvb is proud to partner with home base for tonight's veteran's day special. they really do tremendous work shining a light on the invisible wounds of war. here, channel 5, from 7:00 until 9:00 tonight. ed: and is going to be perfect, harvey. it will be a little chilly. just sit in and enjoy the home base event. >>> tonight, we take you inside trump tower. president-elect donald trump, building his cabinet. members of the trump family in on the decisions. the shakeup already. plus, will he not repeal obama >>> america divided. the protesters, did they vote? >>> messages of hate in schools across the country. letters going home after distu disturbidistu disturbing scenes.

this is wally right here, the 11-year-old black lab that helps u.s. marine corps veteran with all kinds of tasks. dan's therapist recommend he get a service dog. >> he really improved my quality of life. just having him, walking around, knowing that he's by my side, knowing that i can rely on him. >> he's had wally for eight years, wally is due to retire in a year or two, and he hopes to get another service dog when that happens. we have more information on america's vet dogs on the nbc10 app. >>> the eagles are back in action sunday as they welcome to atlanta falcons to lincoln financial. >> eagles fans will be more interested in the play of their own qb, rookie carson wentz. >> wentz gets the snap, into the end zone, incomplete. >> wentz couldn't lead a come back last sunday. >> carson wentz has been exceptional as a quarterback. he has been. i marvel at some of the things he's done. he's played eight games in the national football league, he's going to win a super bowl with the philadelphia eagles. >> a bold statement there. get more from him on su

. >> wally bring, thank you. >> reporter: and getting off the ground. >> push off him, use him as a crush. together they're a team. like a dating service, they kind of match you up with the dog. >> reporter: a ray of sunshine when he needed it most. >> sit. i wouldn't be where i am without him in my life. the things i have done from running races, did races together, been on tv together. that's the purple heart. >> reporter: serving america in different ways. >> this happened, it is amazing, people come up to you. always say thank you for your support. >> reporter: soon wally will be a veteran in his own right, retiring in a year or two, living out his days wagging his tail like the flag in the front yard. >> good job old man. >> there's a waiting list to receive a special canines, america's vet dogs relies on donations so dogs can go to vets free of charge. matt delush a, nbc10 news. >>> talking sports now. flyers great lynn dros gearing up for induction in the hall of fame. lynn dros was honorary captain in the game against the maple leafs as actual captain, led orange and black to the

. - put it in the sack, wally. - mr. marquette, i'd rather not get mixed up in this. - wally's s t a wife and two kids. he's got to be honest. - mr. marquette, i'd rather not. - put it in a sack, wallll you'll get all the protection you need. you happy now, mister? - stage is leaving, mr. paladin. i'll stay here and look after my investments. - mr. paladin, i... i just want to tell you... $3,000... golly, you sure have a lot of faith in me. i was boosting the bet to get you out of it. i was trying to make marquette call it off. you must have been crazy to let them laugh you into a suicide stunt like that. - it's all set up. 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. - i've been told that canyon is 100 feet across and 300 feet straight down, and a wind like the breath of the devil. - mr. paladin, you heard what they call me: ing me. - what circusese - a monkey on a string, doing nip-ups for nickels and dimes. i'm a man, not a monkey. - well, of cououe you are, dooley. - maybe i won't make it across that canyon tomorrow, but they'll remembe

. >> we only had minutes and that we wally pass out, v?e i wrote down, the kid n't know i ?+?did this, but i wrote down my son's name, his age, !r and statthat ?ihe's from. my nephew, and hiname and age and state, my name and that i was the mother, and ?my age, ?@ from, 8>4v?00and then i ote 4hwe love u rn0;?gand we are calm and at peace, because we weren't ores about the fire was what was our main problem. >> everyone at the hotel got out safely. the hotel was among the buildings spared by the >>> the green mountain fire in lakewood, the one that burned for all the metro area to see is fully contained. it took crews until 4:00 to the cause is still under ?2 fifor severareasons. here's 9 news reporter, not things were finally back normal her two f6irl hours that ?began monday afteoon with the smell of smoke. >> i mean, you couldn't even see next door, it was foggy and so much smoke. >> reporter: that smoke fire. about 5 blocks from her home. just red. d see the mountains >> reporter: a scare that prompted her and her sons to pack up the car, and be ready to leave everything rd

he then worked out with gino and it saved his life. >> reporter: wally and his now sober son are part of the foundation of this place where happy, productive, grounded lives are taking root. >> i did it to give back. >> it's all good. >> he -- tough, at the end of the day, friends, family and we talk. silver regionals. one of my fifth fights. i had no clue what this is. >> reporter: oh, and this little old thing. >> this -- the 2016 super bowl champion. >> reporter: how does it feel to see you earned that? >> it feels great. >> why? >> because it took a lot of hard work to get here. i come here, work hard and don't play around. and i have a good life. >> reporter: all of this started with this. a little guy bad guy took a chance on and built up little lives with big potential ever since. now tony wants to build dream teams up from akron across the country with "dudes like me who came home from prison but share the same heart, show them how investing in kids keeps you focused because it worked for me." this dreamer that became a doer, being the change he wanted to see going straight to

. >> the superintendent sent us a statement saying wally recognize of our community to focus on preventing future incidents of this kind. >> thank you. a grooming -- a gloomy afternoon but kind of warm. quite some of us had some rain. some had none. and the rain is gone. like that. it was here. just in case you missed it. it did come through lunch time into the afternoon. just was to the south shore a little bit. we did not pick up that much rain. more rain fell across new hampshire and maine. not so much down here. the temperatures are starting to drop. wind has calm around. -- wind has come around. we are not going to rise much tomorrow. , what it may mean for your weekend plans. ed: a state watchdog group is criticizing how the baker administration reported about one of its own. they use taxpayer resources for their private party. now the state comptroller says dcr should not have done his own investigation. the review they did was flawed. the party the comptroller said it really cost nearly $2600. >> tomorrow is the last day to cast your early ballot in massachusetts. that is city hall

ing, wally. as your doctor-- - we've got a house call to make. let's go. - bye-bye. - bye. - [ voiceover] robert young with elinor donahue, billy gray and lauren chapin - if this is a good hohoetty st i'll get my wish in the ing. - well, isn't that asking for pretty fast service? - i got my order in early. i made my wish this afternoon. at is sh - well, if you tell somebody what you wish for, the wish won't come true. - oh, no. that just applies to blowing out what i'm getting so you can fix up the garage. he'll have to sleep in the garage, you know. - well, who's 'he'? - a pony. it'll be here tomorrow morning, probably. - a pony is a pretty big order. i wouldn't count too much on it. - well, it doesn't hurt to wish, does it? - no, but you mustn't be disappointed. - oh, i won't be. i already have a name picked out for him. i'm going to call him cookie. cookie anderson. - when he comes here in the morning, don't anybody feed him. i want to feed him myself. okay? - okay. good night. - good night, angel. - good night. - good night, cookie. i'll see

((wally and: ?hitting the ?air this thanksgiving? e ?busiest travel days of the year. ((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter a developing story this morning in detroit: where ?another police officer has been shot in the line of duty. the officer is now in the hospital... and a person of interest is in custody. it happened near 'wayne state university' around 7:30 last night. detectives say unversity was investigating reports of car burglaries... and was about to talk to someone on a bike... when the man shot him in the head. the officer was discovered by ?another officer who arrived later. detroit police then tracked down a person of interest... a few hours later: at last check, the officer is in critical condition... after having successful surgery. and another officer has been shot and ?killed.. and it was right here in florida. it happened to a k-9 officer in volusia county last night. the dog, named "forrest", was shot while chasing a wanted fugitive. he later died from his injuries in the hospital. deputies surrounded th

number four is and that number one is wally world. walmart. and that is the thing they have deals with additional discounts on top of the deals free shipping any stucco a together many are getting it. >> what i like is it is a little bit of something from everywhere. but off your designer i will go with that. people are not letting work it in the working in the way of their deals 35 percent 2e 22 percent say they are willing you can do. depends on the bus and if you get caught. >> i will tell you seriously breckenridge is offering 33 percent lodging if you are planning to stay there now is a good time to book it 11:14 p.m. and billboard has released its list of the top 50 songs. taking a look at the switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home pho

life has an eddie haskell. >> wally, some dumb kid fell in the soup.d evening, mr. cleaver. some poor unfortunate child is trapped up there. >> everyone has that moment when they were so embarrassed and they thought they'd never get over it, but they did. >> tonight's special report from the scene of the 1961 emmys. >> whether it's a situation comedy or western or whether it's a drama, i think it's the quality of the show itself that's important. >> the "andy griffith show," mayberry, a kinder, gentler place. it would be hard not to want to live in mayberry. >> hi, pa. >> hello. >> the core of the "andy griffith show" was this rock at the center of it, of calm wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people i've known all my life and put them into andy taylor. ope, there comes a time when you have to stop the play acting and tell the truth. >> don't you believe me, pa? don't you, pa? >> people appreciate emotional honesty. they appreciate it more than laughs. it's great if you can achieve both simultaneously and the "andy griffith show" act

wally. i can't turn him in. i can't just see a nice guy like him hang for a dame like irene. - neither can i. listen, maybe we weren't accessories after all. we don't know anything. we don't have any proof. - we don't necessarily have to have noticed anything, figured anything out. - yeah, but that's just us. but it don't help the prof any if somebody starts snooping around down in the the cellar when came up the lane, it was empty, wasn't it? - yeah. and anyhow, nobody knows we went down to the cellar. - right. prof, prof! we never went down the cellar. remember, we came in here, we yelled for you and then we cleared out, but we never went down in the cellar. all you have to say is that irene went for a walk and she never came back. - and don't give them none of that phony stuff about her visiting people in franklin. - an heading out of town with soem fellow in a truck. everybody'll believe that. - okay, we better clear out. and remember now, stick to it. we haven't been in the cellar, and you haven't seen us t

hey wally. >>> hey. jen and russell good morning to you. that's right we're looking into the future. today's last day believe it or not for florida automated vehicle summit. and you're looking at one of them. we're going to take ride in z24x6z z5yz ((russell 2shot bw)) self-driving >>> self driving cars. whether you are for them or against them as they say in paris, texas. florida is preparing for its future. today car companies from across the country are showing this different technologist down to tampa. fox 13's walter allen is live automated vehicle summit about to kick off. hey wally. >> hey good morning there guys. technologies are out here tesla is out here. there's company out here that is making technology where a car will talk to the infra infrastructure of a city and straur will then talk to other people. sop you know, somebody on their cell phone and about to walk out in front of traffic they will get warning on their cell phone to stop texting and actually pay attention to their surroundings. it really is interesting. wave of f

hayly wallis for the tap shot... but western christian is too semifinals... we will america. even more impressive, she's 93 years old --check it out. "woo...woo...oh my gosh, this is beautiful, oh wow, how exciting, oh how exciting." "do it, it is super fun. i think it was amazing, indescribable, more this has been, i can't more than i could have dreamed of. follow your dreams. this has been, i can't tell you how wonderful it's been," she says it's something she can definitely check off her bucketl again. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- eddie redmayne -- lily collins --

grundy center keeps fighting...sydney matthews sets hayly wallis for the tap shot... but western christian is too powerful.... winning in straight sets t o advance to the semifinals... and finally in class two-a... a tremendous matchup third ranked sumner- fredericksburg and a surging waterloo columbus program that has gotten better throughout the season.... the sailors had lost to the cougars twice during the regular season... but columbus in control early---kendra smith with the kill.... back comes sumner- fredericksburg... uni recruit jenna brandt sets georgia ackley for the kill... ---it's a great environment for volleyball... columbus is pressing for the upset-- sydney shannon serving up the ace-- and waterloo columbus is going to pull off a huge upset--- three sets to one over sumner- fredericksburg... nothing has happened. but it is happening all over so. . ." tonight at ten --- two homes hit later. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has a final look at the weather. thank you for joining us for the k-w-w-l news at six. we'll see you back h

. >> turn around and face that wally. the deputy tells him to kneel on the bed. leg shackles and then the handcuffs and then it goes bad. >> let go of my hand. let go of my hand. let go. let go. let go of my hand! >> you can't see the punches landing, but you can hear the impact. they say deputies pummeled his head, neck and shoulders with punches. the damage to his face and head is visible after. >> you have the right to protect yourself. once somebody is subdued and under control you don't have the right to hit someone. >> he was the executive director of the center on juvenile and criminal justice. an expert on correctional policy he believes the guards used excessive force. >> help, i can't breathe. >> and they made martinez walk backwards and held his head down for 10 minutes even though he complained he couldn't breathe. >> it is not unusual to have a staff retaliation against an inmate. a hidden retaliation that's off the books. >> if you keep assaulting the staff we will have problems. >> because of the lawsuit martinez has filed, the county council's off

but if amazon wants to get in, and they're willing to pay, they can get in. >> wally.w you when you were in houston? >> spent two years there. wasn't the finest years for the rocke rockets but -- >> what do you think when you talk about the content and the barometer for sports as espn and when disney is losing hundreds of thousands of viewers every single month that the millennials could care less about turning on espn anymore. >> well, i guess disney disputed those numbers, but even assuming they're true, one of the things that goes into the way they're measured and the reality is, live sports are still going to be watched, going to be watched en masse and you have an event like we have here in seattle with the seahawks, galvanizes the whole community and sports rights and viewing, still going to be very, very valuable. >> interesting. >> wally, got to leave it there. good to see you. >> thank you, ty. >> thanks a lot. wally walker. >>> breaking news coming out, yesterday, an alt-right -- i guess a way to put it very mildly, semiconference in washington, d.c., some pe

meet wally, the 11-year-old black lab who helps veteran dan lasko with all kinds of daily tasks.njured in afghanistan in 2004 losing his left leg just blow the knee. his injury left him depressed, so dan's therapist recommended that he get a service dog from a group called america's vet dogs. >> he really improved my quality of life. just having him walking around, knowing that he's by my side, knowing that i can rely on him. >> dan has had wally for eight years an wall sy is due to reti in a year or two and he hopes to get another service dog at that time. there is a waiting list for the dogs. we have more information on the nbc 10 app. >>> and let's take a live look at the battleship new jersey right now. beautiful. a ceremony will be held on the ship at 11:00 this morning to honor veterans and then veterans can tour the ship free today from 9:30 until 3:00. >>> 15 past 6:00. let's get a check on traffic. >> jessica boyington has you covered. >> watching the platt bridge, a shot right in the mid span. so you can see traffic moving along nicely. no lane restrictions. both direct

one block over at buck bradley's, it's music to owner wally paget's ears. he says big-name concerts bring in crowds only a handful of sporting events can. its similar to if the bucks are playing, as they did on saturday, golden state or if theyre playing cleveland, or if marquette plays wisconsin or the ncaas. the c-e-o of the bmo track to present 12 to 15 major concerts in 2017, which is in the range of what it has presented in recent years." the bucks say they hope the new arena will host 20 or more major concerts. they say it'll be attractive to top artists because better acoustics are part of the design and most of its seats will be in the lower deck, which will also be shaped for better stage viewing. it definitely helps a lot of businesses when theres a bradley center event. rob settecase owns ugly's, a relative newcomer to old world 3rd. he says more big-name co neighborhood - they'd help the city. definitely brings a different demographic of people, people that usually dont come down here, people from the suburbs, people from madison. it definitely

one block over at buck bradley's, it's music to owner wally paget's ears. he says big-name concerts bring in crowds only a handful of sporting events can. its similar to if the bucks are playing, as they did on saturday, golden state or if theyre playing cleveland, or if marquette plays wisconsin or the harris bradley center says the arena is "on track to present 12 to 15 major concerts in 2017, which is in the range of what it has presented in recent years." the bucks say they hope the new arena will host 20 or more major concerts. they say it'll be attractive to top artists because better acoustics are part of the design and most of its seats will be in the lower deck, which will also be shaped for better stage viewing. it definitely helps a lot of businesses when theres a bradley center event. rob newcomer to old world 3rd. he says more big-name concerts would not only help the neighborhood - they'd help the city. definitely brings a different demographic of people, people that usually dont come down here, people from the suburbs, people from madison. it

one block over at buck bradley's, it's music to owner wally paget's ears. he says big-name concerts bring in crowds only a handful of sporting events can. its similar to if the bucks are playing, as they did on saturday, golden state or if theyre playing cleveland, or if marquette plays wisconsin or the ncaas. the c-e-o of the bmo

one block over at buck bradley's, it's music to owner wally paget's ears. he says big-name concerts bring in crowds only a handful of sporting events can. its similar to if the bucks are playing, as they did on saturday, golden state or if theyre playing cleveland, or if marquette plays wisconsin or the ncaas. the c-e-o of the bmo harris bradley center says the arena is "on track to present 12 to 15 major concerts in 2017, which is in the range of what it has presented in recent years." the bucks say they hope the new arena will host 20 or more major concerts. they say it'll be attractive to top are part of the design and most of its seats will be in the lower deck, which will also be shaped for better stage viewing. it definitely helps a lot of businesses when theres a bradley center event. rob settecase owns ugly's, a relative newcomer to old world 3rd. he says more big-name concerts would not only help the neighborhood - they'd help the city. definitely brings a different demographic of people, people that usually dont come down here, people from the sub

. >> turn around and face that wally. the deputy tells him to kneel on the bed. leg shackles and then the handcuffs and then it goes bad. >> let go of my hand. let go of my hand. let go. let go. let go of my hand! >> you can't see the punches landing, but you can hear the impact. they say deputies pummeled his head, neck and shoulders with punches. the damage to his face and head is visible after. >> you have the right to protect yourself. once somebody is subdued and under control you don't have the right to hit someone. >> he was the executive director of the center on juvenile and criminal justice. an expert on correctional policy he believes the guards used excessive force. >> help, i can't breathe. >> and they made martinez walk backwards and held his head down for 10 minutes even though he complained he couldn't breathe. >> it is not unusual to have a staff retaliation against an inmate. a hidden retaliation that's off the books. >> if you keep assaulting the staff we will have problems. >> because of the lawsuit martinez has filed, the county council's off

min, you've heard of wally amos? well, how about these? exdioreos. it's a great new concept -- chocolate, cheese, and meat. mmm. mmm. i admire exidor's initiative, but if somebody told me he was going to open a store, this is exactly what i'd expect. i mean, it's just ridiculous. min, you call this ridiculous? yeah, i'd say that just about defines the word. you can't be so negative. you've got to find something positive about this whole experience. well, i'd say the color combination on this cookie is excellent. that's wonderful -- because you know what? what? in the tradition of j. pierpont morgan, j. paul getty, and jay & the americans, i have invested our $900 in the exidor boutique. don't hit me. don't hit me. you may have seen me angry before, but now i'm talkin' real angry. i'm talkin' black poet, you know what i mean?! yeah, min. boy, some people don't know how to handle sudden wealth. i mean, kenny rogers wouldn't behave this way. come on. we should be happy that i made a shrewd investment. you call giving all our money to exidor shrewd?! why

to write eight books, acclaimed biographies of mother teresa, churchill, as well as the one about wallis simpson called that moment. today she's going to talk about "les parisiennes: how the women of paris lived, loved, and died under nazi occupation." we are happy to have you back, anne. please welcome her. [applause] >> goodness, me. thank you, gail. that was a very generous introduction. i'm very touched. i can't tell you how thrilled i am to be here for the third time. very, very exciting for me. i'm going to assume amongst an intelligent audience as you are that you will all be recently familiar with this history of world war ii, it specifically the occupation of paris by the nazis. so you'll know that there are three principal men in this story, hitler, patent and the goal. i'm going to tell you as little about them as i can possibly manage. [laughter] this is unashamedly a women's story. it's a story of how women manage to survive in the dark days of the nazi occupation and it encompasses women such as jewelers, housewives, tadej, dancers, singers, and really all the women who fou

-dash 30 inches of moisture a year watering the lawn is easy but the right equipment this is not wally will show you when i turn on but you can water a large swath of very very efficiently for our trees you need to go subterranean get mois deep this is critical time for broker that that's all i can say given your landscape a good thirst quenching drink of water right now will give it a fighting chance at this winter save your investment trees just don't grow on trees we've only had one day so far this season with the if he did pay all that money go ahead like their children pick up some of that equipment and do the watering by hand if you just turn the water alternate back on i never shut mind off of the water with all the landscaping and grass until you see in the seven-day forecast you'll be fine and has a show you you couldn't do it for the next 10 or 14 days coming in from aspen snowmass and not a lot of snow up there in the mountains as a matter of fact i want 7.3 percent of our mountains have snow covered out there at the slow start so slow that we show you where we were this tim

. >> everyone wants to have wally or those intelligent bots but they are not there yet. you can do things like a facebook bot like schedule meetings but they can't learn from you quite yet. >> you're scripting a lot of this. you're anticipating if he says how are you or some variation of that, i'm able to return some sort of answer? >> yes, absolutely. a bot can do other things leak a mobile app can do, showcase content or help you fill out forms or things like that. >> isn't google kind of changed with the system incorporated in the new mobile app? >> absolutely, it's just not google but amazon and microsoft. it's going to take a couple of years. what we're trying to do is show that the bots can have real use cases and introduce more intelligence over time. >> are these bots going to get more and more smart and free us up to do other things and give us more free time and learn new things ourselves or make us dumber and lazier? >> hopefully -- >> it could be either/or. the real truth is it could help free our time to focus on other things we want instead of having to mak

when wally kollmann returned from a tour in vietnam, he knew something was different. coleman says: "i've been diagnosed with ptsd, post-traumatic stress." the national endowment for the arts runs a miliatry healing arts program and now an increase in funding will allow them to help more veterans. in 2016 congress added nearly 2 million dollars to the budget for art therapy programs like those at 60 of the nation's va medical centers. right now there are seven sites with plans to add an additional five by the end of 2017. a significant percentage of combat veterans are diagnosed with ptsd and many are at risk of suicide.. while cognitive therapy rogan says: "what i do, is i start drawing and i get right into that emotion. i get in touch with myself." according to a survey by the intrepid center of excellence - 85% of art therapy participants found the treatment helpful. for kollmann this is his way of a expressing his emotions to the world.kolman says: "it kind of released those nightmares. so i'm hoping that from this point forward that i might be able to sleep just a