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please, ellen, please. ( weeping ) major... ( weeping ) ...you don't suppose anyone else was left alive? none. ( weeping ) major! major, wake up! come on, wake up! what's the matter? what do you want? well, he's gone! who's gone? well, why the devil would he leave? i went out to check the horses and saw him ride off. did you see which way he headed? yeah, he went north. north, huh? yeah. well, i bet i know where he went. you better get flint and my horses saddled. come on, charlie, give me a hand. always something. hey, wait a minute! no, no! give it to me! here, here, here! you can't read it! come here! i've got to burn it! you can't read it! i've got to burn it! will you listen to me! give it to me! i've got--! "the diary of william capehart." capehart? yeah. "i intend to keep a day-by-day account of my journey "from independence, missouri, to sacramento, "which... may be of interest hey join me in california." it's a record of the whole trip. february 10th. i wonder why the devil he was trying to burn it. well, come on, we've got to get this fella out of here. he blew it. i'll give y

[laughter] there is a photograph of churchill weeping on the seventh of may, 1948. during a was another conservative party meeting the same month. 1949ouncil of europe in said he was acclaimed in the city by cheering crowds and he wept and spoken french and give wisdom and guidance to the council. inn returning to office 1961, churchill learns that the canadian government has decided to rule and should no longer be played by the canadian air force and navy. the defense minister [indiscernible] he almost decided that he would cancel his visit in january 1952 and was persuaded not to buy clement scene, who according [indiscernible] when he disembarked at the till, --pposite chat churchill wept. thats words, it was said no one had the mildest of criticism of canada. in had the effect that you would buy now at this point, in my speech, have expected. , he was sitting alone with tears in his eyes, looking straight in front of him . i had not realized how much the king has meant to him and i tried to cheer them up with all and i did notn know her, she was only a child. [i

she weeps. - she does not weep. - taymanee, all mothers weep for their lost children. saying prayers for the dead, the lost. - still, they would be ashamed if i broke one of the old ways. - well, i suppose i could tie you to a horse, head the horse in the right direction, be your conscience for you. - tied to a horse. get you home. put it down. - who sends you paper that smells? - a woman. - is she beautiful? - beautiful? - she has big medicine. do you go to meet her now? - yes, i go to meet her now. and i go without you, without the benefit of your company. - no matter how pretty you make your words, i will not go away. - you are impossible. you are a disgrace to womanhood. - good, but i will not leave. (taymanee) - you do all this for woman - i do all this for a woman who i respect. taymanee, you're a woman. well, you're almost a woman. so you must have some understanding. now, i appeal to that understanding, to that fine, sensitive... - no, i will not leave you and she alone. i will sit down and nothing can make me move. - i will carry you into those bushes and leave you there sit

somebody get me a diet soda. ( weeps ) i'm so proud of my one and only. she came up with our prom theme by herself. tell him. the civil war-- gone with the wind, but not forgotten. that's hot right now. yeah, cleavage was in back then, wasn't it? ahem. oh, yeah, yeah. y... wanda's not going to the prom. really? that's a shame. why don't you ask her, doogie? hey, she broke up with me, remember? anyway, someone will ask her. lots of guys have asked her. she's turned them down. i'm telling you, this is not my concern. vinnie just wants me to pay for half the limo. that, too, but it's our last major event together. wanda's going to art school in chicago.

o america no weeping ? let there be no wounded heart ? i will keep you in my keeping ? and i will take your hand ? and lead you to the sun ? and i will stand by you do all that i can do ? and we shall be as one ? o america i hear you ? from your prairies to the sea ? from your mountains grand ? and all through this land ? you are beautiful to me ? i can hear you calling me ? you are calling me to be true to thee ? true to thee ? oh i will be ? and i will answer you to all that i can do ? and we shall be as one ? o america you're calling (audience cheering) - thank you very much, thank you. the america salutes you concert. to donate $10, text freedom to 80077, or visit americasalutesyou.org/donate. (audience cheering) - words cannot express how excited i am to introduce our next performer. she is, yes, one of the most creative here she is, the one, the only, miss cyndi lauper. (audience c6heering) (slow music) ? maybe i'll move somewhere ? maybe i'll get a car ? maybe i'll drive so far ? that i'll lose track ? me i'll bounce right back lose some weight ? maybe i'll clear

i was weeping. i was weeping. that's how it moved me. >> did leon write that one? >> this is his song. he wrote this song. >> leonard cohen? >> i said leonard cohen. >> leon. no? okay. and i'm happy for you, hoda. >> and i almost didn't go to the class. there are moments of kindness. like you almost have to make your day and say everyone's a horrible person. if you're looking -- what did you think, jim? >> you guys -- i mean -- i know it's a talk show but you guys know how to talk. [ laughter ] >> and -- and you -- >> i could sit and listen all day. >> and you know how to do just about everything perfectly. he did a kindness for me so many years ago. i t show" and things did not go well for me. >> mm-hmm. >> and you were so, so kind to me. you never forget. >> it was a cruel situation. if i was working out, sweaty, and you came over and hugged me. from him, i probably wouldn't have minded probably. >> i had somebody do that to me on my first real job. the worst director in history, and diane baker came over to me and said, it's not always like this, honey. you know

weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." the cubs took three in a row to close out the the indians in game seven of a dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was inane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a one game at a time mentality. and once we were here today we knew it was just a matter of one game showing up and it happened the two clubs had to have a loser. mos: "the cleveland fans were awesome. the cubs were terrific. just a great night." when the game ended, chicago erupted in celebrations one hundred and eight years in the making even the president joined in the festivities, tweeting: "it happened - cubs win world series. that's change even this south sider can believe in" ((scott mclean)) some fun facts on the last cubs world series win in 1908: --women were not allowed to te that didn't exist in 1908. the --cubs fans now live in states that didn't exist in 1908. the modern-day cubs play their spring training games in mesa, arizona.

i usually spend sunday afternoons in my apartments weeping over my regrets. so this is nice change of pace. in p.j.s. first i had idea for the book 16 years ago. i was sitting in my house came across a reference book for the railroad and remember in fourth frayed for a few moments until my teacher explained how it actually worked i envision ad literal underground network beneath america like a subway. of course that is very imrack -- impractical for many reasons. this day 16 years ago, that would be a weird premise for a book if the underground railroad was a literal train that is premise, not much of a story. so i added the element where each states our character goes through as she runs north, south carolina, north carolina, is a different state of american possibility. like gulliver's travel, an alternative america. seemed like a really good idea but i knew if i tried it then i would screw it up. so i decided to wait until i was a better writer, a little more mature. each time i finish a book i would pull out my notes think, am i ready? each time the answe

it goes on to say excited and weeping persons swamped the newspaper switchboard. one man said his wife fainted while listening to the broadcast. the radio play by orson wells was to blame, so triple check before sharing. >>> and for interesting conversations, and we also value good beer, and we got an e-mail about both. john says he's sick of parents bringing their little kids to breweries and ruin his experience. he vented to steve staeger. >> i figured i should meet you for a beer. >> reporter: i can't drink a beer, but i can drink a water. cheers. >> what we like about the breweries with the outdoor space, and going in and literally make the decision not to stay in the outdoor space or don't stay long because so many parents we have multiple -- with multiple small children congress grate, so it hah -- congregate so it's got a playground atmosphere. >> reporter: you don't bring kids to a bar, so why >> i think it's time to get out of house, and enjoy the food and beer without it being effected by their children, but if they're not aware of what their children is

weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." the cubs took three in a row to close out the the indians in game seven of a dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was inane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a one game at a time mentality. and once we were here today we knew it was just a matter of one game showing up and it happened exactly as it should have. some ... disappointed this series between the two clubs had to have a loser. mos: "the cleveland fans were awesome. the cubs were great night." when the game ended, chicago erupted in celebrations one hundred and eight years in the making even the president joined in the festivities, tweeting: "it happened - cubs win world series. that's change even this south sider can believe in">> ((ad-lib)) ((ad-lib)) kris bryant's star world series. the las vegas native celebrating his team's win on twitter overnight. bryant tweeted out world series champions, saying chicago, we're coming home! within 1

. >> reporter: can you imagine grown man weeping. there will be real, honest to goodness tears. >> i think almost every single cubs fan has never seen a cubs championship. >> maybe there is a woman in chicago who i'm forgetting. game sent tonight against cleveland indians. they had a big win last night that included a grand slam. >> that grand slam is incredible in the world series, how many people can slam? >> i broke the billy goat curse. news at 3:30. world series at 4:00. news after and we'll see you vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed to protect her. for three more years, sabrina's uncle continued to rape her - and arpaio did nothing. rapes, assaults, even child molestation, remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses arpaio talks tough, ? dish nation ? >>> welcome to "dish nation," everybody. hey, heidi, hey, frank, hey, sammi. >> what's up, gorgeous? >> hey, atlanta. >> wait a second, porsha, did you say dis nation? >> n

rather than weeping. cc will continue shorlty good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm monica jackson welcome to fox5 news this morning. jones joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassana with fox5. waking up to a slight chance of some drizzle & high elevation snow with afternoon breezes continuing to 30 mph. daytime highs will continue to trend a few degrees below seasonal averages for the next few days with highs only in the mid to low 50's over the next six days. wind

. >> reporter: a bittersweet thanksgiving for paula defelice, weeping for the loss of the house that her parents called home but thankful they are both alive. >> all that went through my mind is that my family's safe and they're safe. we may have lost one of our animals, but my mother and father are safe. >> reporter: her father said that the fire seemed to be caused by an electrical problem. >> i heard a crackling sound and looked at an outlet in the bedroom that was sparking and clothes on the clothes rack, and the clothes had begun to the fire extinguisher. thought i put it out. >> reporter: unfortunately, the flames were too much and took over the home that the fire department said was over 100 years old. >> the home was under renovation and allowed for significant fire to spread through the unfished portions, and the home will likely be a total loss. >> reporter: on thanksgiving day, this family is burned out of their home in new hampshire, and now, they must figure out what the woman living here was treated at the hospital for smoke inhalation and one of the cats of found. >> t

read 'em and weep. pay the lady. my wife's going to kill me. i won fair and square, and i'm taking my winnings... oh. huh. huh. and buying you all rawhide treats. god bless this woman. all right! he's alive. let me go! let me go! let me go! huh? huh? what'd i tell you? vinnie, that's a movie mummy. i'll be working on a real mummy. what do you think? wrap it around your face. the mummy will feel at home. i've got to meet dr. joanna fields at 9:30. the woman rips dead egyptians from their tombs for a living. she's bad company. she's one of the country's foremost archaeologists. did i say "curse"? did anyone say "doomed for eternity"? it's an honor the natural history museum chose eastman. when we cat scan this mummy,

or sweating's emotional cousin: weeping. but none of these things are shameful... unless you have a problem with a nickname like "pit-stains." sabrina, here's some good news: it took some doing, but i convinced mr. kraft to let you read your essay at tomorrow's assembly! does this look infected? oh... i've got to find mr. kraft and tell him i can't do this. you have to do it-- it's all set. i tried to get steve allen, but he's already booked so now it's all up to you. it's just an assembly. no, it is the first assembly that principal larew has put me in charge of so it has to be a great speech. we are talking f.d.r.'s first inaugural address we are talking lincoln at gettysburg has to be that good. well, "pit-stain spellman" does have a certain ring to it. salem: this is so good... what is it? a sour ball i found under the couch. hey, how was school? awful. i have a big problem. i got to talk to aunt zelda. wait. why do you always go to zelda with your problems? i mean, i'm your aunt, too. why don't you tell me what's going on? okay... well, i have to read an essay

churchill's last private secretary, brown, was interviewed by john, about churchill's tepd ency to weep. in his early days when i was with him about three months he wept a lot, anthony told john. he told me after dinner, i blubber an awful lot, you know, you have to get used to that. he was asked, what would stimulate that. anthony replied, tales of heroism. he loved animals. noble dogs struggling through the snow to his master would inspire tears. that was touching. found it perfectly acceptable. when it come to blood, toil, tears and sweat, churchill knew about all of them and especially tears. as lord halifax described him as having a curious mixture of a child's emotion and man's reason. so here are a few occasions taking chronologically through your churchill's life in which he is recorded as crying. on 30 september 1897, he wrote to his mother, he i rarely defect a genuine emotion in myself. his great friend, william brown clayton, was killed close to him on an expedition. i must rank it as rare instance that i cried when i saw saw bro clayton literally cut to pieces on a stretche

. >> reporter: a bittersweet thanksgiving for paula defelice, weeping for the loss of the house that her parents called home but thankful they are both alive. >> all that went through my mind is that my family's safe and they're safe. we may have lost one of our animals, but my mother and father are safe. >> reporter: her father said that the fire seemed to be caused by an electrical problem. >> i heard a crackling sound and looked at an outlet in the bedroom that was sparking and clothes on the clothes rack, and the clothes had begun to

"i just wish he was still here..weep." "i can't sleep on my bed because every time i see the bed i see him stewar -- was born and raised in las vegas -- and worked as a driver. new information -- on that horrific scene in south carolina... police -- now confirm the body found on that property -- is the boyfriend of the woman -- found chained inside a storage container. the suspect -- today -- he has also told police -- there are two more bodies on the property. and -- he confessed to killing four people -- at a motorsports shop -- back in 2003. so far -- he has not been charged. right now -- at least 10 people are recovering -- after a shooting -- outside a nightclub -- in oakland, california. police say -- it happened just after midnight -- about a block away from city hall. all of the victims -- are expected to be ok. the shooting involved as many as three gunmen. made. no word on what prompted the violence. federal investigators -- are ruling out mechanical failure -- in a deadly school-bus accident -- in baltimore. 6 p

weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." mos: "go cubs! yeah!!" this fan has lived down the street from wrigley field his entire 46-year life... he says superstition dictated his game-day routine and even wardrobe choices -- jersey, pajama pants, socks, and sandals. mos: "did not want to change some ... disappointed this series between the two clubs had to have a loser. mos: "the cleveland fans were awesome. the cubs were terrific. just a great night." the cubs took three in a row to close out the dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was insane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a one game at a time mentality. even the president joined in the festivities, tweeting "it happened - cubs win world series. that's change even this south sider can believe in" the team made it home early thursday... and die-hard fans

the memory of seeing strongmen weep, of seeing them suffer would remain with him all his life. he spoke of this often with his old friend. >> i can remember in talking about the hardships of the children and how it seemed that oppressede so economically. i think this struck him personally. people should be able to live better than the way they were living. closeness perhaps to the song. if you are close to the soil and the river and the rocks and amounts, if you have worked with ,our hands and with the people is since the all person, and george is a sensitive person, and you develop a feeling for this heritage. i think this tells you, motivates you. >> at mitchell high, george was er.ood student and top debat it was a time for youthful attractions. like the twins. it was eleanor decided to marry. the year was 1941. he chose to serve in the air. spent 15 months earning his wings and went back to marry eleanor. a brief honeymoon, and they said goodbye. he went off to war. his unit was the 445th bomb flying be 20 force out of italy. they targeted not see germany ammunition plants

. >> at the holiest site in wall, theye weeping challenge the status quo.inging in the torah so that men and women can pray together. they don't get far. they are encircled by orthodox jews who oppose the joint prayer of many women. -- of men and women. there are fights over the holy scrolls. helpeform rabbis call for but authorities do not intervene. after some minutes when the situation become serious, they do step in. this allows the rabbis to enter the western wall area. >> i'm happy to see female rabbis today, both reform and conservative. today we are breaking the ultra-orthodox stronghold here in jerusalem. the orthodox to be any less orthodox but i want the state of israel to provide a place for others like me to come and pray for our traditions. >> last year the government of israel did agree a plan to allow them to pray nearby at another section of the wall. but there was opposition from ultra-orthodox parties in the parliament and the plans of not been implemented. laura: that's get some business news for you. kate moody is back with us in the st

weeping openly right now. i'm covered with beers and tears and i just can't believe that this has happened." mos: "go cubs! yeah!!" this fan has lived down the street from wrigley field his entire 46-year life... he says superstition dictated his game-day routine and even wardrobe choices -- jersey, pajama pants, socks, and sandals. mos: "did not want to change some ... disappointed this series between the two clubs had to have a loser. mos: "the cleveland fans were awesome. the cubs were terrific. just a great night." the cubs took three in a row to close out the dramatic series. mos:"the anxiety was insane, you know, from down three-to-one, it was a one game at a time mentality. even the president joined in the festivities, tweeting "it happened - cubs win world series. that's change even this south sider can believe in" the team made it home early thursday... and die-hard fans men are totally exhausted but it was great to just get a glimpse of them after the game. now, wrigley field is flying the w ... cele

. >> i'm weeping openly. i am covered with beer and tears. happening.>> reporter: some are disappointed they had to have lisa district a loser. >> it was a great night. >> reporter: cubs took three in a row.>> the anxiety was insane. it is one game at a time mentality. >> even if the president joined in. he tweeted it happened, that's >> these men were exhausted but it's great to get a glimpse of them after the game. >> wrigley field is flying the w sobering end of a decades old curse and a hard-won victory. >>> the city of littleton is taking an interesting approach to covering the cracks in roads. replacing toilet paper over freshly sealed paved areas to keep the tar in place and off of people's cars and tires. over the cracks meshes with the sealant happens to be cheap. >> attractive, i don't know? jacob tamme is looking for assistance this holiday season, take a moment to listen. salvation army staff members are many registration is taking place at six locations in the denver metro area this week. for those who apply, they will provide do

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. >> i mean, really, can weep just stop for a minute and reflect on the absurdity of donald trump finding fault with miss universe. >> reporter: in what has become a campaign so ugly. >> i will tell you at the time. i will keep you in suspense. >> you can't polish this turd. >> reporter: americans just want it to be over. >> i will results of this great and historic -- >> so with the end in sight, maybe -- >> if i win -- >> reporter: what better time to step back and kid exactly what it is we have been witnessing. >> lock her up! >> reporter: for the last year and a half. >> i will be the youngest woman president in the history of the united states. >> this country is in turmoil. it its a battle between between elites and the people in the heartland. >> reporter: douglas brinkley, noted presidential hiss historian. >> pitchfork mob anger going out there. >> reporter: like a battle of the titans. donald trump. >> i will fight harder for you than any one ever has before. >> reporter: and hillary clinton. >> incomes rising for hard working people. >> reporter: have gone at each other across

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she was weeping, and they got into a black car. >> police tape surrounded the home for much of the day. detectives snapped photos of the property, carefully combing over cars and searching through the home. being treated. >> a little unnerving on your small street, a little sense of community shaken on this small street. >> family came back here are to the home and clearly upset. they did not want to talk tonight. ed: also breaking tonight: new prts are breaking out across the country to rally against donald trump. this is new video from philadelphia. there are similar scenes in baltimore, new york and minneapolis. the president-elect is back in new york tonight and reacting to these protests for the first time. newscenter 5's nichole berlie is here with that. nichole: donald trump is back on social media. tonight, about a half hour ago, the president-elect tweeting quote: "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media, are with president obama at the white house. donald trump and his wife, melania, exiting their plane this

see the doppler sweeps from the clouds weeping in and some -- sweeping in and some rainfall already. current numbers out there. updated for the 6:00 hour. lots of 60s. most of your saturday was fairly nice. it did cool off with fog returning coast side. even a few patches back into the bay this morning. as you can see we are relatively quiet across the bay area with increasing clouds. you heard turn back the clocks. the sunrise and sunset times. 6:41 tomorrow morning. and sunset just after 5:00. 5:05. get ready for the darker skies as we head toward late sunday afternoon and sunday night. >>> overnight lows in the 50s with mostly cloudy skies to start your sundays morning. here's the plan in san francisco. temperature at 7:00 a.m. 54. sky koos is showing you -- cast is showing you cloud cover. wrapping up the afternoon hours partly cloudy 64 degrees. a lot of football to talk about for tomorrow. the niners and sapts tomorrow afternoon. -- saints tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the upper 60s and the raiders playing tomorrow night. partly cloudy skies and a bit of a breeze out of t

i believe they will stay there but a couple of sneak along the coast so keel ape we'll -- weep we'llthat. san jose was 71. that was it. today, no, 64, livermore down to 63. the city from 64 to 62 and napa from 68 to 63 degrees. so that cool air will settle in and i think we'll stay in the low-to-mid- 60s for a while, pretty cold rain on the north coast but most will stay there. we clear out, looks pretty nice. you can see the air direction northwest or north or west and it's going to pick up here again on coast and higher elevation could get some pretty good gusts here. 40s on many temps, very low 50s, even towards the south we can find 46 okell. boulder greek, 44. santa clara at 49 degrees so there's your cool air in place, coolest to the north. look for mostly sunny skies. we'll be all right until saturday when the next system roll in here. that looks like it's going to bring rain late friday on the coast and overnight into early saturday, and then for everybody saturday afternoon into saturday night, another system sets up, it looks like on sunday. now, again, details -- there may

others weeping for family members who didn't live to see this day. as don champion reports, thousands are pouring into miami as they learn about his passing >>> reporter: people celebrating filled the streets in miami's little havana saturday as word of fidel castro's death spread. the neighborhood is a cultural epicenter for cuban-americans. >> this is a very meaningful day that the dictator is dead. >> reporter: her father was a political prisoner in cuba for years. her family fled to america when she was 11. >> i saw suffering. i was a small child. and i'm here. very thankful to be here. this is my country and i'm very hopeful for cuba. >> reporter: throughout the day, the crowd behind me has grown many here sharing similar stories of castro's decades of oppression and hope for the future. >> he was the devil. >> reporter: castro ruled cuba for nearly 50 years but failing health forced him to step down in 2006. known as a tyrant for imprisoning critics and committing human rights abuses, others looked at him as a revolutionary, a fact jose who fle

norma diaz was too emotional the talk, that is until we asked how the world will view her weeping over man many considered a brutal dictator. >> ( translated ): let them tell the story they know. know. he was always with the people. >> reporter: angel cortez dismissed the exiles of those to miami. what do you say to them? "that they're insensitive," he says, "that they have no feelings." if it's any indication of tas throw's stamp cher here, some people have deemed this event a commemoration of the "physical departure of their leader." charlie, they rarely use the castro. >> reporter: manny, thank you so much. by coincidence, commercial flights resume today from new york to havana, the first in more than half a century. american airlines flight 17 from miami arrived to a water can anyone salute. many of the passengers cuban-american. some visiting cuba for the first time. their welcome was more subdued than it might have been, music and celebrations are prohibited during the morning for fidel castro. david begnaud is there. >> reporter: charlie, when news first broke that castro had di

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. >> reporter: it wasn't a clean weep for g.o.p., representative john mika lost his orlando, florida seat after serving 12 terms in congress. democrat stephanie murphy thanked supporters and said that she would work to end grid lock and dysfunction in congress. mark albert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right. big night in politics, for sure. not so much big news in weather. >> at least not yesterday but certainly to today. today head line when it comes to the wet weather, even though it is not a deluge, we do need the rain. >> yes, we need it. it looks like a dreary daze in general for all of us here with the cloud, rain on the way, and also a lot cooler but we will start off by showing you a view of a sky scan three shot. the this is where rain has fall friend hotel bethlehem that we take this shot. road are damp. it is not a soaking rain but enough that it will slow you down. the it always tend to when we have headlights, sun has not come up just yet. we ten to have a sheen coming from the other vehicles and it can be blinding but with that said cold front crossing through w