but i would follow up on david weir's comment and there's more here than just opioids at hand. you're seeing the stagnation around mortality and other causes as well. >> yes, stay with us. when political reporters come back from the field, with stories of white anger and alienation and loss and painful yearning, does it mesh with what we're seeing in the numbers? the american way of death. stay with us, it's "inside story." "inside story." >> welcome do "inside story," i'm ray suarez. the mortality rate for middle-aged whites fell, and fell substantially from 1978 to 1998. starting in 1999, something curious happened, those gains changed direction for whites with a high school diploma or less. for the first does years in the new century, their mortality rates rose by a shocking 22%. yes, we had a terribly destructive recession, and whites with less education suffered worse than their peers with education, but hispanics and blacks didn't see similar increases in death rates. my guests are still with me, and dr. chinni, when you see a lot of journalism, and there has been a ton o

custer was very close at this time with a gentleman by the name of captain thomas weir and thomas weir was a very close with elizabeth as well. also, george's best friend, probably his brother who served alongside him, so really it was a handful of the officers that spend a lot of time with george and thomas and captain weir and they were eight tight group of higher ranking officers that man did together, but certainly i would say his best friends were we are in his own brother, thomas. i believe that captain weir had feelings for elizabeth. elizabeth was so talented and so incredibly charming. i think that a lot of the men couldn't help but have feelings for her. she was a gifted artist. she could write. she was good at writing. she showed her salts being able to be on the bill of the planes with all of these other shoulders and so they crooke opted-- accustomed to her and captain weir especially, i think, was very struck by her. i don't believe there was anything physical that ever went on between the two of them, but it wasn't beyond elizabeth to create in a george's mind that there

custer was very close at this time with a gentleman by the name of captain thomas weir and thomas weir was a very close with elizabeth as well. also, george's best friend, probably his brother who served alongside him, so really it was a handful of the officers that spend a lot of time with george and thomas and captain weir and they were eight tight group of higher ranking officers that man did together, but certainly i would say his best friends were we are in his own brother, thomas. i believe that captain weir had feelings for elizabeth. elizabeth was so talented

. >> reporter: detective rob weir was part of a d.e.a. set up to investigate these pill mills. and while cindy insisted she ran her clinic by the books, it came to the attention of the d.e.a. task force. >> we had received complaints on it. and so we sent somebody in, see what we could do. >> reporter: and guess who the task force sent? john friskey, the computer expert. he also happened to be a d.e.a. informant. >> every time i went in there, i wore a wire from the dea. >> reporter: when you wore the wire, what were you assigned to do? >> my main goal was to get anything that would piece it together and prove it was a pill mill. >> reporter: he talked to cindy a lot. fishing, really, for what might be evidence of medical fraud. then one day, it was just over two years after cindy shot nissim, friskey got a very big surprise. >> made me very uncomfortable. i just wanted to leave. >> reporter: what happened? frisky asked cindy about her family and she launched into an amazing story about the shooting of ilan nissim. >> so i went through he

why would i swipe right fofo johnny weir? >> you wouldn't go out with johnny weir? >> oh, no! oh, no, you couldn't pay me enough money! you want me to have a faberge egg and a purse? i'm good! i'm good! [laughter] >> we got matthew perry at l.a.x. chandler bing. someone made a video. it)is pretty funny. would you consider backup >> yeah. >> you walk in, he is crara they spin the wheel and it has everyone's name and department. it is like if itands on you, uou're the one who gets -- whose fault the. you get yelled at. >> yinch has to be on it. not just me. >> that sounds like loads of fun. >> wait. only if you put yoursrsf on the wheel. you have to yell at yourself. >> that is so funny. >> coming up -- >> "tmz" celebrity tour last night. we got sandra bowel bullolo. her movie premiered at the chinese theater. hart, there would >>> promo consideration provide by -- >>> look at all those stars celebrating birthdayes. which star has no regrets about posing in playboy. >>. >> everything i wanted from ploy boy i've gotten. moving to l.a. to start a hollywood career and getting publi

john weir. june [inaudible] ron proctor. anstasia [inaudible] dee [inaudible] kathleen helen. >> good afternoon. vince [inaudible] labor international union of north america. we represent 5 thousand men i women. about a thousand are public employees and 300 employed as reck and park. it is a honor for me to address you guys. i want to associate my comment with mr. arnold and ogradey. what excites us is the stuff you worked with uss. supervisor tang and farrell working with the city gardeners each year and recognizes for the hard work they do for the parks. supervisor cohen, heavy lifting in the preprintsship. you were the chief supervisor and you supervisor avalos with the work you have done with community workforce. i got to shout the general manager. he is doing incredible work. this is a lot of work. i think what excites me blt working with your office is there career path way, the local community work force and future the work force which you addressed earlier. i'm wearing purple in sal darety, [inaudible] we are field w

we're doing stuff next week and we're talking about all these things happening right now that weir not sure how their going to work with each other. >> all right. >> as long as we get rain. >> yeah. >> thanks bill. >>> the raiders could be without their quarterback this week. coming up in sports. >> time now to check in with keeba >>> more and more noise complaints from the airport. we'll tell you what's changed. republican candidates out on the campaign trail after last night's debates. these stories plus all your head lines coming up at 7:00 over on tv 36. we've got some new optionsut cthat might interest you.ile, like adult dental coverage. great news for you... and your sweet tooth. to find free, local, in-person help, visit coveredca.com >>> a world war ii vet was finally presented with combat medals he won years ago. one of them is the combat medal badge. >> when i ucf was discharged january 2nd, 1946; i was so anxious yous to come home, i didn't even go to the table where they were giving the medals. i just wanted to get home and see my wife and my son. >>> he brought out his ol

my nake isen weir and live at 1290 hayes. the building on the corner that is sandwiched between the 2 structures. excuse my nerves, i ppared what i would say but it may go out of my head. it is nice to finally hear about the plans. i have been traveling a lotto missed a lot of there planning meetings and i'm new to the project. i think it is better to have the harding theater stay there and not go through demolition , but we have concerns. i am as one of the few tenant-it isn't a huge building but we have concerns because the area changed over the 10 years. i have been there since 194 so i have sheen it change dramatly over that period of time and we have great businesses there that are good neighbors and partners. nopa and some of the other ones around. we just have concerns. we don't have the band width for the traffic we already have so that is something that hopefully will be addressed with the planning of the is. even with the lugestics of the building itself rkts, we have shared utility lines so our phone lineerize on t

take a look at the time lapse at the weirs today, fair skies at times, but a lot of low clouds building in from the south and east good part of the midday and afternoon. still lingering in a good part of new hampshire east of the upper valley. so lakes region south and southeast, they'll dissipate in the next few hours and that means mostly clear skies as we go through the course of night. but clouds are pressing in from the south, they're also beginning to approach from the west, through a good part of the great lakes states. as that system moves in, that means wet weather will develop as early as tomorrow afternoon. but right now it's on the cold side, upper 20's, lower 30's in the lakes region, points south. even a bit colder to the north in the single digits and lower teens. a few mid 20's at the coast and also in downtown manchester. a lot of cold air drifting over a good part of the nation. looks very typical for the end of november and early december. but when the next system approaches, it will be accompanied by slightly milder temperatures, so again it's mostly rain as opposed

just a few scattered clouds up at the weirs. to the south, a lot of sunshine. take a look at where temperatures landed, well above average, low 50's in the lakes region, mid 50's in the upper valley. aapproaching 60 for a short time in manchester and nashua, all courtesy of a west to northwesterly wind, typically a dryer and warmer air flow for new hampshire. with the thicker cloud cover up north, much cooler. right now cooling back down into the 30's north and 40's elsewhere. we've had a busy wind out northwest and that wind will go very light tonight. it's teens far north and 20's to around 30 in manchester and along the coast. lower to mid 20's elsewhere, warmest in the lakes region right along the immediate lake shore. temperatures all over the place, nice and warm in the deep' south as you might expect. very cold in the west, some parts of the rockies in the upper 20's and lower 30's. heavy snow hitting portions of the rockies as well. out west. that's where the snowy scenario will sit over the next couple days. eventually part of that storm will move off

mike: certainly on the damp and chilly side of november out there at the weirs today from sunup to the present time. notice a lot of drops on the hitting parts of new hampshire rain. the first 10 days of the month of course very dry in concord, rain. just over the past two days we've hit a half inch if not a little bit more in the state capitol. so we had it altogether, about .56 there in terms of rainfall. but the average for the first 12 days of the month still up to an inch and a half, so we're still well below the average despite the soggy turn over the past couple of days. one batch of rain is moving to the east right now with drizzle and a couple showers to the weather of that. that will continue for the next couple hours, then as we advance through the evening more showers through upstate new york. before it begins to dry out later this evening and overnight there. are more showers as well back in the great lakes. these will tend to visit the north country tomorrow, while it dries out in a good part of central and southern new hampshire. right now winds are out of the southeast,

tara lipinski and johnny weir will show. >> if you are beating or there is 1,800 dogs here. that's a major accomplishment. we have some of the most beautiful dogs in the country. here are the most decorated. >> who will win best in show? the show is run by the kennel club of philadelphia. it has been televised on nbc 10 for 14 years. you can find out at noon today right here on nbc 10. that was gobble gobble, in case you missed that. the national thanksgiving turkey named abe will not end up on a dinner table this year. president obama par donned abe yesterday, the president's teenage daughters sasha and ma'amia joined him for the annual event. abe and his alternate named honest will now spend their remaining days at a farm in virginia. . good morning, happy thanksgiving. temperatures today warmer than what we saw yesterday, is it's actually going to be a mild turkey day for you. warmer conditions into black friday. a chance of showers and some areas on sunday. but for philadelphia right now, we're at 37 degrees, our wind speeds out of the north at 5 miles per hour. the feel

tara lipinski and johnny weir were joining the show. you can see it today at noon. right here open nbc 10. >>> well, crowds will be out lining the ben franklin parkway in philadelphia this morning for the 96th annual thanksgiving parade. here's a live look at the parkway t. philly tradition will include floats, giant ploons, local performances and the first appearance of the season from santa at the end of the oldest thanksgiving parade in the country. now if you are in center city for the parade. check out the holiday spectacular at the comcast center. have you seen this? it's extraordinary every year. the 15 minute individual. in its eighth year now, also becoming a holiday tradition. comcast is a parent company of nbc 10. now to new york, crews are working feverishly to make final preparations for the macy's thanksgiving day prooarade. this year 3,000 people will be joined by new york police. heavily armed tactic am units will be ready to move in. officials stress there is no specific threat. you can watch the parade starting at 6:00 this morning right here on np

but the time lapse up at the weirs showing the fog giving way to clouds, breaks of sun, a little breeze out of the southwest and those temperatures, the big story today. 74 in both concord and in portsmouth. shattering a report at the coast and one shy of the record in concord of right now we're starting to see some signs of change as a cold front moves through. a couple of widely scattered showers, not much to speak of, anywhere from the great north woods through the heart of the white mountains as a front has cleared. but in southern new hampshire we could get a quick hitting shower monadnock region, lower coast. once be the front moves off, temperatures will begin to fall a little bit. right now, still holding on to 50's to near 60 in plymouth. 60's for many, a few low 70's laconia at 66. the dew point is way up there, running between 55 and 62 degrees statewide. this is well above the average. so not only is it on the warm side, but also a bit on the sticky side in some areas. but much dryer air sits off to our west and with the northwest in that moves in for the course of the weeke

does this thanksgiving have a little more meaning for you this weir? >> just the fact that i'm not hooked up to a machine, it's a difference for me on this thanksgiving. >> reporter: so, what do you think, jason? better to give than receive? >> definitely. if i could sustain losing another kidney, i would do it again. >> reporter: a reminder to us all tonight that while good things may come in small packages -- >> my brother right here. >> reporter: the best things don't come in a box at all. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and no shipping charges. thank you so much for watching on a end with night. i'm tom llamas.

and bade lorre will look to bounce back next weir when they take on oklahoma state, who was starting to have flashbacks of 2011, as their perfect record was threatened in ames. they were trailing, 31-28 with three minutes left in the game and j.w. walsh to jeff carr. walsh had two rushing touchdowns. oklahoma state survives and improves to 10-0. clemson and syracuse. deshaun watson balled out. and he finds dion cane for the 40-yard touchdown pass. watson, 360 passing yards, 105 rushing yards, three total touchdowns. clemson wins it 37-27. number two, alabama, leading sn number 17 mississippi state. derek henry adding to his heisman campaign. 204 rushing yards and now with 19 rushing tds on the season. alabama wins easily, 31-6. number three ohio state taking on illinois. j.t. barrett, back in as the starting qb. and he runs it in. six yards for the touchdown. ohio state wins it 28-3, ezekiel elliott with his 15th straight 100-yard rushing game, as well. michigan state taking on maryland. and spartan defense, huge day. five forced turnovers. and they were able to beat maryland, 24-7,

and bade lorre will look to bounce back next weir when they take on oklahoma state, who was starting to have flashbacks of 2011, as their perfect record was threatened in ames. they were trailing, 31-28 with three minutes left in the game and j.w. walsh to jeff carr. walsh had two rushing touchdowns. oklahoma state survives and improves to 10-0. clemson and syracuse. deshaun watson balled out. and he finds dion cane for the 40-yard touchdown pass. watson, 360 passing yards, 105 rushing yards, three total touchdowns. clemson wins it 37-27. number two, alabama, leading snum number 17 mississippi state. derek henry adding to his heisman campaign. 204 rushing yards and now with 19 rushing tds on the season. alabama wins easily, 31-6. number three ohio state taking on illinois. j.t. barrett, back in as the starting qb. and he runs it in. six yards for the touchdown. ohio state wins it 28-3, ezekiel elliott with his 15th straight 100-yard rushing game, as well. michigan state taking on maryland. and spartan defense, huge day. five forced turnovers. and they were able to beat maryland, 24-7

and bade lorre will look to bounce back next weir when they take on oklahoma state, who was starting to have flashbacks of 2011, as their perfectct record was threatened in ames. they were trailing, 31-28 with three minutes left in the game and j.w. walsh to jeff carr. walsh had two rushing touchdowns. oklahoma state survives and improves to 10-0. clemson and syracuse. deshaun watson balled out. and he finds dion cane for the 40-yard touchdown pass. watson, 360 p passing yards, 105 rushing yards, three tal touchdowns. clemson wins it 37-27. number two, alabama, leading snum number 17 mississippi state. derek henry adding to his heisman campaign. 204 rushing yards and now with 19 rushing tds on the season. alabama wins easily, 31-6. number three ohio state taking on ilnois. j.t. barrett, back in as the starting qb. and he runs it in. six yds for the touchdown. ohio state wins it 28-3, ezekiel elliott with his 15th straight 100-yard rushing game, as well. michigan state taking on maryland. and spartan defense, huge day. five forced turnovers. and they were able to beat maryland, 24-7,

does this thanksgiving have a little more meaning for you this weir?e fact that i'm not hooked up to a machine, it's a difference for me on this thanksgiving. >> reporter: so, what do you think, jason? better to give than receive? >> definitely. if i could sustain losing another kidney, i would do it again. >> reporter: a reminder to us all tonight that while good things may come in small packages -- >> my brother right here. >> reporter: the best things don't come in a box at all. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and no shipping charges. thank you so much for watching on a end with night. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back slept... you're not you. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol®. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a freelance education writer from playa del rey, california... a physical therapist from new york, new york... and our returning champion -- a virtual assistant from panama city, florida... whose 1-day

does this thanksgiving have a little more meaning for you this weir?e fact that i'm not hooked up to a machine, it's a difference for me on this thanksgiving. >> reporter: so, what do you think, jason? better to give than receive? >> definitely. if i could sustain losing another kidney, i would do it again. >> reporter: a reminder to us all tonight that while good things may come in small packages -- >> my brother right here. >> reporter: the best things don't come in a box at all. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and no shipping charges. thank you so much for watching on a end with night. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! hello! hey, jim thornton. he's quite a guy, isn't he? [ chuckles ] hi, everyone. thank you. and you' quite a gal. hi. there they are, scrambling frantically for those playoff devices as we get ready for our first "toss up" of the night. 's "food & drink." it's worth $1,0

does this thanksgiving have a little more meaning for you this weir? >> just the fact that i'm not hooked up to a machine, it's a thanksgiving. >> reporter: so, what do you think, jason? better to give than receive? >> definitely. if i could sustain losing another kidney, would do it gain. >> reporter: a reminder to us alllonight that whihi good things may come in small packages -- >> my brother right here. >> reporter: the best things don't come in a box at all. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and no shipping charges. thank you so much for watching on a end with night. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. for davide watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 244hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. a former galena, illinois, police officer faces a felony charge for allegedly on tuesday, illinois prosecutors charged donald barklow with official misconduct, which is a class c felony in illinois. kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann explains what he allegedly did. accorddg to court documents, the charge filed just yesterday, stems f

does this thanksging have a little more meaning for you this weir? >> just the fact that i'm not hooked up to a machine, it's a difference for me on this thanksgiving. >> reporter: so, what do you think, jason? better to give than receive? >> definitely. if i could sustain losing another kidney, i would do it again. >> reporter: a reminder to us all tonight that while good things may come in small packages -- >> my brother right here. >> reporter: the best things don't come in a box at all. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and no shipping charges. thank you so much for watching on a end with night. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see youfrom 4 am until 6 pm tomorrow. a mix of ice and snow will makeor difficult travel. across the south, a winter storm warning will be in effect for harrison county south toward omaha/council bluffs, due to higher ice accmulation expected in these the planner shows drizzle by 9 pm and 37, drizzle at 1 am and 33, and icing beginning around 5 am with 30 degrees. i'll be back in a few detailed look at concerns. it's time matt

does this thanksgiving have a little more meaning for you this weir? >> just the fact that i'm not hooked up to a machine, 's a difference for me on this thanksgiving. >> reporter: so, what do you think, jason? better to give than receive? >> definitely. if i could sustain losing another kidney, i would do it again. >> reporter: a reminder to us all tonight that while good things may come in small packages -- >> my brother right here. >> repter: the best this don't come in a box at all. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and no shipping charges. thank you so much for watching on a e end with night. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here toaccurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." brad/wx wall well, our holiday weekend is starting of mild and dry early this evening, but that will be changing pretty quickly. temperatures will be in the 50s most of this evening for central iowa, as rain showers begin to increase over iowa. a cold front will be pushing in from the west and causing temps to drop into iowa. and this is where

and bade lorre will look to bounce back next weir when they take on oklahoma state, who was starting to have flashbacks of 2011, as their perfect record was threatened in ames. they were trailing, 31-28 with three minutes left in the game and j.w. walsh to jeff carr. touchdowns. oklahoma state survives and improves to 10-0. clemson and syracuse. deshaun watson balled out. and he finds dion cane for the 40-yard touchdown pass. watson, 360 passing yards, 105 touchdowns. clemson wins it 37-27. number two, alabama, leading snum number 17 mississippi state. derek henry adding to his heisman campaign. 204 rushing yards and now with 19 rushing tds on the season. alabama wins easily, 31-6. number three ohio state taking on illinois. j.t. barrett, back in as the starting qb. and he runs it in. six yards for the touchdown. ohio state wins it 28-3, ezekiel elliott with his 15th straight 100-yard rushing game, as well. maryland. and spartan defense, huge day. five forced turnovers. and they were able to beat maryland, 24-7, despite losing connor cook to a shoulder injury. they have ohio state ne

and bade lorre will look to bounce back next weir when they take on oklahoma state, who was starting to have flashbacks of 2011, as their perfect record was threatened in ames. they were trailing, 31-28 with three minutes left in the game and j.w. walsh to jeff carr. walsh had two rushing oklahoma state survives and improves to 10-0. clemson and syracuse. deshaun watson balled out. and he finds dion cane for the 40-yard touchdown pass. watson, 360 passing yards, 105 rushing yards, three total touchdowns. clemson wins it 37-27. number two, alabama, leading snum number 17 mississippi state. derek henry adding to his heisman campaign. 204 rushing yards and now with 19 rushing tds on the season. alabama wins easily, 31-6. number three ohio state taking on illinois. j.t. barrett, back in as the starting qb. and he runs it in. six yards for the touchdown. ohio state wins it 28-3, ezekiel elliott with his 15th straight 100-yard rushing game, as well. michigan state taking on maryland. and spartan defense, huge day. five forced turnovers. and they were able to beat maryland, 24-7, despite lo

and bade lorre will look to bounce back next weir when they take on oklahoma state, who was starting to have flashbacks of 2011, as their perfect record was threatened in ames. they were trailing, 31-28 with three minutes left in the game and j.w. walsh to jeff carr. walsh had two rushing touchdowns. oklahoma state survives and improves to 10-0. clemson and syracuse. deshaun watson balled out. and he finds dion cane for the 40-yard touchdown pass. watson, 360 passing yards, 105 rushing yards, three total touchdowns. clemson wins it 37-27. number two, alabama, leading snum number 17 mississippi state. derek henry adding to his heisman campaign. 204 rushing yards and now with alabama wins easily, 31-6. number three ohio state taking on illinois. j.t. barrett, back in as the starting qb. and he runs it in. six yards for the touchdown. ohio state wins it 28-3, ezekiel elliott with his 15th straight 100-yard rushing game, as well. michigan state taking on maryland. and spartan defense, huge day. five forced turnovers. and they were able to beat maryland, 24-7, despite losing connor cook t

and bade lorre will look to bounce back next weir when they take on oklahoma state, who was starting to have flashbacks of 2011, as their perfect record was threatened in ames. they were trailing, 31-28 with three minutes left in the game and j.w. walsh to jeff carr. walsh had two rushing uchdowns. oklahoma state survives and improves to 10-0. clemson and syracuse. deshaun watson balled out. and he finds dion cane for the 40-yard touchdown pass. watson, 360 passing yards, 105 rushing yards, three total touchdowns. clemson wins it 37-27. number two, alabama, leading snum number 17 mississippi state. derek henry adding to his heisman campaign. 204 rushing yards and now with 19 rushing tds on the season. alabama wins easily, 31-6. number three ohio state taking on illinois. j.t. barrett, back in as the starting qb. and he runs it in. six yards for the touchdown. ohio state wins it 28-3, ezekiel elliott with his 15th straight 100-yard rushing game, as well. michigan state taking on maryland. and spartan defense, huge day. five forced turnovers. and they were able to beat maryland, 24-7,

. >> the dishh.com, you dish the dirt and the fun, but these are your friends, do you find a weir line you have to walk. know private and we streamline all of the young hollywood stuff. it is justin and the fun stuff that everybody, that is the problem with so many websites, thalk about the athlete and celebrities and restreamline for everything that is hot. celebrities. >> kim doesn't say jonathan take that down now? >> no, it is already out there. >> i want to see more of the don rickels stories. >> yes. he's amazing. he's funny. he insummits everyone. what about khloe and scott. >> >> courtney okay. are they getting back together? >> i don't know. out. >> she's out there and looking good. we wept out a bunch of nights. kendall had a birthday party. >> yes, i know. why wasn't caitlyn at the party? >> i don't know. >> you have met bruce? >> yes. >> not caitlyn? >> no. >> i'm dying to see how tall she is with heels on. bruce is a big guy. i can't wait to see her in person. stunning. >>>> the kids are doing fine. >> yes. >> this is what they are growing up in. >> it is like a truman sho

and bade lorre will look to bounce back next weir when they take on oklahoma state, who was starting to have flashbacks of 2011, as their perfect record was threatened in ames. they were trailing, 31-28 with three minutes left in the game and j.w. walsh to jeff carr. walsh had two rushing touchdowns. oklahoma state survives and improves to 10-0. clemson and syracuse. deshaun watson balled out. and he finds dion cane for the 40-yard touchdown pass. watson, 360 passing yards, 105 rushing yards, three total touchdowns. clemson wins it 37-27. number two, alabama, leading sn number 17 mississippi state. derek henry adding to his heisman campaign. 204 rushing yards and now with 19 rushing tds on the season. alabama wins easily, 31-6. number three ohio state taking on illinois. j.t. barrett, back in as the starting qb. and he runs it in. six yards for the touchdown. ohio state wins it 28-3, ezekiel elliott with his 15th straight 100-yard rushing game, as well. michigan state taking on maryland. and spartan defense, huge day. five forced turnovers. and they were able to beat maryland, 24-7,

like the raiders are staying put in oakland until the owners can make a decision later, maybe next weir. >> -- year. >> did libby say anything specific to what she said about the observers. >> she was not very specific at all about it other than saying she wanted to tell them how the community is into it and what a good place it is for the nfl. other than saying it's a positive thing, she's not giving us any specifics. i'll tell you what she said, don't get me in trouble, so she doesn't want to get into trouble with it. >> liz, i imagine carly fiorina talked to nfl teams coming to the area. what are they saying. is there a hunger for nfl to come to southern california. >> there's a lot of rams and raiders fans in alaska. i think -- los angeles. it's been 20 years. maybe we get one, maybe we don't. now we're beginning to hear it's not going to happen by the end of this year. so for la they get us excited and pull back again. so that's the reaction. >> liz, thank you. >>> another cold night out there tonight. we have the frost advisory for parts of the north bay for this evening. it's bea

john weir. june [inaudible] ron proctor. anstasia [inaudible] dee [inaudible] kathleen helen. >> good afternoon. vince [inaudible] labor international union of north america. we represent 5 thousand men i women. about a thousand are public employees and 300 employed as reck and park. it is a honor for me to address you guys. i want to associate my comment with mr. arnold and ogradey. what excites us is the stuff you worked with uss. supervisor tang and farrell working with the city gardeners each year and recognizes for the hard work they do for the parks. supervisor cohen, heavy lifting in the preprintsship. you were the chief supervisor and you supervisor avalos with the work you have done with community workforce. i got to shout the general manager. he is doing incredible work. this is a lot of work. i think what excites me blt working with your office is there career path way, the local community work force and future the work force which you addressed earlier. i'm wearing purple in sal darety, [inaudible] we are field w

came back from that and think we should do work to promote that to the public so the public suweir is weir affthat work. happy to support that item today >> i agree with supervisors kims comment and want to add don't block the box program, i'm surprised there is intersections that are not part of that. third and 4th and 5 of market. the number of timesime i'm in a bus on market street and have to wait 3 light signals because of box blocking and there is no parking control officer to be seen. back to the item at hand, i have a motion to make that minor amendment. >> motion made by supervisor wiener that is seconded by supervisor kim. this passes unanimously. >> i'll make a motion to forward the item as ite amended to the full board >> motion made by supervisor wiener and second by supervieer kim. the motion passes unanimously. >> madam clerk could you call item 3? >> item 3 is ordinance amending the planning coal to modify the measurement for roof top [inaudible] and create a process to authorize [inaudible] c 3 phroneing district which exceed the current height limit. >> thank you very muc

next chef weir shows us two recipes out of her newest cookbook.>> welcome back thank you for joining us on this saturday morning a look there at all that blue sky. mostly sunny in store for today. we will stay with this cool dry pat eas we roll through the weekend. temperatures this morning off to a very chilly start. we are beginning to see those numbers rebound. sanity is a rosa 40 degrees. san francisco 4048. livermore in right about 41. san jose 42 at this hour. we get in to the second half we are looking at temperatures very similar to friday. mid to upper 50s is what we see for most areas for the bay area. dry and chilly with only small changes in store today as well as tomorrow. we have a system off the coastline. may bring us a few high clouds, that will be about it. we aren't looking at any rain. at least not until monday. let me roll you through the next several days. stay with me. there is that system notice it continues to move south and we don't see much of anything. as we get into monday clouds on the increase. that blue sky going aw

and weir rar religiously tallerant country. we're not like isis. we're different from them. we believe, christians, jews, no faith at all, it's okay. >> and ben carson no stranger to rhetoric. >> listen, i'm a big fan of donald trump's but i'm not a fan of government reg straes of american citizens. >> based on their race, based on some other thing, that's setting a pretty dangerous precedent. >> criticism also came from two of the candidates seeking to cast themselves as the responsible adults, jeb bush and john kasich who took direct shots at the frontrunner. >> he's engaged in personal attacks against me and all i'm pointing out is the idea that somehow we're going to have all the muslims in america register, which really strikes against the culture of america. >> i find it abhorrent that he is saying we register people. that haunts back to a time no one wants to go back to. you talk about closing mosques, registering people, that's just wrong. i don't care about campaigns. >> and asked about trump's call to close down mosques, rubio ended up calling for something more ex

david: we only use etf's, the only etf weirs is ecg. we own it. scarlet: it has been a rough ride. at what point do you have to say, i have to close this position? david: we just entered the position, we are only a few pennies the low-cost. is your redt flashing warning? david: one dollar. scarlet: look at the appalachian basin. that is not out of the possibility. david: there is a time when volumes rise. lng means items rise. -- means volumes rise. is a trade-off underway? we took a position, we think it is an entry point. in the next 15 years we will find out. : we will have you back in 15 years. scarlet: you might be stuck there for a long time. david: we took a position and we might be there for 15 years. joe: i want to talk about a hated commodity, a different story -- gold. a lot of people obviously loved it, there has been a few bad years for it. what do you think? david: we took a position in the gold stocks. scarlet: you did? david: they are under the cost of production. the russians are buying all of the gold produced and putting it in a central bank. chinese are buying g

this one was submitted via facebook at weirs beach. look at those beautiful colors. another one sent in from our own reporter mike cronin. he is up in campton, and you can see the beautiful colors. it looked like the sky was on fire with the sun and the clouds low on the horizon. we do have a storm system just to bring in active weather for us. earlier today. there are light showers s the thing. so much colder air is coming in from the west. that cold air meets up with the and there likely will be some changeover to light snow right at the immediate coastline. overnight tonight, i' m talking right at 11:00 or midnight, there could be some light snow that falls. it may likely accumulate on places like the rooftops, car i' m not expecting it on the roads, because the pavement is came down. in chicago, it' s 24 degrees. indianapolis, 29. this cold pool of air is on its way for us. high temperatures the next couple days are going to be the coldest we have felt all season long. here are our temperatures now. we are still in the 40' s, especially at the seacoast, but once

john weir. june [inaudible] ron proctor. anstasia [inaudible] dee [inaudible] kathleen helen. >> good afternoon. vince [inaudible] labor international union of north america. we represent 5 thousand men i women. about a thousand are public employees and 300 employed as reck and park. it is a honor for me to address you guys. i want to associate my comment with mr. arnold and ogradey. what excites us is the stuff you worked with uss. supervisor tang and farrell working with the city gardeners each year and recognizes for the hard work they do for the parks. supervisor cohen, heavy lifting in the preprintsship. you were the chief supervisor and you supervisor avalos with the work you have done with community workforce. i got to shout the general manager. he is doing incredible work. this is a lot of work. i think what excites me blt working with your office is there career path way, the local community work force and future the work force which you addressed earlier. i'm wearing purple in sal darety, [inaudible] we are field w

john weir. june [inaudible] ron proctor. anstasia [inaudible] dee [inaudible] kathleen helen. >> good afternoon. vince [inaudible] labor international union of north america. we represent 5 thousand men i women. about a thousand are public employees and 300 employed as reck and park. it is a honor for me to address you guys. i want to associate my comment with mr. arnold and ogradey. what excites us is the stuff you worked with uss. supervisor tang and farrell working with the city gardeners each year and recognizes for the hard work they do for the parks. supervisor cohen, heavy lifting in the preprintsship. you were the chief supervisor and you supervisor avalos with the work you have done with community workforce. i got to shout the general manager. he is doing incredible work. this is a lot of work. i think what excites me blt working with your office is there career path way, the local community work force and future the work force which you addressed earlier. i'm wearing purple in sal darety, [inaudible] we are field w

and weir rar religiously tallerant country. we're not like isis. we're different from them. we believe, christians, jews, no faith at all, it's okay. >> and ben carson no stranger to rhetoric. >> listen, i'm a big fan of donald trump's but i'm not a fan of government reg straes of american citizens. >> based on their race, based on some other thing, that's setting a pretty dangerous precedent. >> criticism also came from two of the candidates seeking to cast themselves as the responsible adults, jeb bush and john kasich who took direct shots at the frontrunner. >> he's engaged in personal attacks against me and all i'm pointing out is the idea that somehow we're going to have all the muslims in america register, which really strikes against the culture of america. >> i find it abhorrent that he is saying we register people. that haunts back to a time no one wants to go back to. you talk about closing mosques, registering people, that's just wrong. i don't care about campaigns. >> and asked about trump's call to close down mosques, rubio ended up calling for something more ex

. >> reporter: detective rob weir was part of a d.e.a. task force set up to investigate these pill mills. and while cindy insisted she ran her clinic by the books, it came to the attention of the d.e.a. task force. >> we had received complaints on it. and so we sent somebody in, see what we could do. >> reporter: and guess who the task force sent? john friskey, the computer expert. he also happened to be a d.e.a. informant. >> every time i went in there, i wore a wire from the dea. >> reporter: when you wore the wire, what were you assigned to do? >> my main goal was to get anything that would piece it together and prove it was a pill mill. >> reporter: he talked to cindy a lot. fishing, really, for what might be evidence of medical fraud. then one day, it was just over two years after cindy shot nissim, friskey got a very big surprise. >> made me very uncomfortable. i just wanted to leave. >> reporter: what happened? frisky asked cindy about her family and she launched into an of ilan nissim. >> so i went through hell and back, you know?

weir going to be inspired by them. we're going to be better. carry on. to rock 'n' roll, to love, to go out, to dance, to fight this horrible, horrible fear with love. [ speaking in french ]. >> do you feel hate? >> no. but that's what they want. they want us to fear. they want us to hate. but it's so important to remember how many more great people there are than bad. [ speaking in french ]. >> it's interesting you said to fight this with love. that's important to you? >> it's imperative. it's imperative that we take this -- this horrific story and learn from it. to appreciate life, to realize that the victims of this tragedy don't get their lives. we live -- we get to live and we are incredibly lucky. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll have more from both of them tomorrow on "360." more from paris when we come back. if you have high blood pressure many cold medicines may raise your blood pressure. that's why there's coricidin® hbp. it relieves cold symptoms without raising blood pressure. so look for powerful cold medicine with a heart. coricidin® hb

weir working to get more -- we're working to getting in. as we do. >> disney ceo bob ifner will move both the chargers and the raiders to the area. >>> oakland mayor libby shaft came into this meeting with the nfl owner's committee without talking to the media. oakland makes its best play to keep the raiders. >> there's news today bob igner is working on the latest development. >> it's coinspiration den initial today when the mayor and the city council is out there that the raiders choose this day to launch disney to come in and fill the gap. >> is it