deputies worked around the clock to catch well william william morgan. he tried to escape, but he wasou yesterday. >>> she got caught forging signatures by reporter marsha -- moss, the woman who turned in the fake pptition signatures during the primarily election pleaded guilty to two counts of forgery and the counts throughout the 32 other counts. she could face 6 years in prison, but the -- >> we had somebody that did something improper and illegal, impact on the election process. >> she'll learn her sentence on inauguration day of all days, on january 20th. >>> the -- workers at the overlook at mile high may have released asbestos. this happened during two packed playoff game and no one has reported symptoms. >>> thousands of you been logging onto our website trying to figure out what the mysterious plane was that circling around denver on wednesday. we're finding out more answers from the federal government. >> people from out of the ste -- >> this is an e-6b that serves as a floating command center and controls communications with local submarines a

oh, yes, looking for tyrell williams. williams, with a man on his back, makes the catch and yes, we've got a ballgame, boys and girls. rivers is not done. he's heating up. hunter diego, the chargers go on to win this one 21-13. bills, jags, rex ryan loves his defense. shady mccoy is healthy once again and this is the proof. he breaks free and you can kiss him good-bye. 75 yards for the touchdown. the bills take the lead. jacksonville re-takes the lead. he calls his own number. he can scoot. weaves in for the touchdown. bengals and the ravens. joe flacco, nice pass. corner of the end zone. what a catch by perryman. 7-0 baltimore in the early going. that was an outstanding pass. all day to throw. finds the touchdown at the back of the end zone. that makes it 16-10, but here comes the defense for the ravens. dalton is stripped. elvis comes through, and that's the difference in this one. the ravens win it, final score 19-14. you want more scores? no problem. we've got them for you on the web. just log on to fox10phoenix.com, click on

let's get the complete forecast from ak cue watcue accuweather' williams. williams. >> good morning. showers and thunderstorms slowing travel to the mississippi valley region. keep in mind, we're looking for tuesday, wednesday, possibility doe to duluth. getting dryer throughout prgss of the midwest through the week as you get closer to thanksgiving. mara? kendis? >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> president-elect trump is expected to make more announcements this week. >> he sat down with people for a series of key positions. twitter rant. we get the latest from janai norman. >> reporter: as donald trump met with his top candidates this weekend, he couldn't stay off twitter. from a settled lawsuit to the play "hamilton" to calling "saturday night live" unbiased and not funny. he tweeted about it all. from president-elect to king of twitter. this weekend, we saw both sides of donald trump. >> we're going the to have a great day. statesmanlike, he lined up 20 meetings if two days. he tweeted sunday, general james mad dog mattis, a contender for secretary of defense wa

give credit to one of our early commissioners, william williams, he es dressed up emsome of hi best inspectors, to go into the crowd and investigate, and he got rid of the corrupt he concessionairs. we're going to go upstairs and talk about the processing. i think you'll see the room that most of you have come to know as the symbol. it's officially the registry room, but we call it and i think most people call it the great hall of ellis island. it's a majestic piece of architecture, but first follow me up the stairs, if you will. as i said, this is a modern staircase, but imagine there being a wooden staircase that immigrants would walk unin large crowds. some had refused to give their bag are baggage to the handlers, so they still have their suit case or perhaps a sheet with their belongings in it. the one thing they don't realize is they're already being inspected as they walk up the stairs. they might be limping because of a bad foot. maybe they stubbed their together. they might be holding their chest and have heavy breathing. they may be happy, looking wonderfully ecstatic. all three of t

williams! (( nats -- andy williams special )) it was on william's holiday special where we saw a very young donny and marie! (( sot -- donny on andy williams )) and since those early years of entertaining for the holidays... the osmonds have continued the trend. (( sot -- donny on holiday performances )) this year is no different --- donny again touring the country with their holiday show. (( nats -- donny and marie holiday ))>> this year fox will air its own celebrity special. "taraji's white hot holidays" airs next thursday, december 8th here on fox5. we are just a few days away from a santa-takeover! saturday morning, thousands of santas will hit the ground running in downtown las vegas for the "las vegas great santa run." all registered racers will receive a santa suit to run in. festivities kick off at nine saturday morning. the santa run benefits opportunity village. coming up in our 8 a-m hour, a representative from opportunity village will join us in studio to explain just how important funds charity. most families adopt dogs and cats, but one russian family is thinking outside the box. f

william williams dressed up a couple of his best inspectors as immigrants and put them in the crowd to document the corruption and he was very instrumental in getting rid of the corrupt concession firms and making things even more fair for the people come through. so here you come in. and after 1912 you're going to be directed to go up those stairs. we're going to head up stairs to the second floor now to talk about the medical and legal processing. we're also going to see the room that i think most of you have come to know as the symbol of ellis island. it's officially called the registry room but we call it and i think most people call it the great hall of ellis island. it's a majestic piece of architecture. we're going to take you up the stairs. we're heading up the stairs to the second floor. as i said, this is a modern staircase but imagine there being a wooden staircase here that immigrants would walk up in large crowds. some had refused to give their baggage to the baggage handler, so they've still got either their suitcase or perhaps a sheet with stuff in it over their shoulder

the biggest loss trent williams. williams was suspended after missing a drug test. he was traveling abroad at the time and told the league about his travels so he was stunned to hear of his four game suspension. coach jay gruden addressed the situation for the first time today. how it happened, we'll keep that in between us. we stand behind trent. >> we haven't seen him or spoken to him. he know he doesn't take anything special. he comes to work. it's just a hard blow. just remember we have another guy behind him that's going to step up in a major way. >> so the guy that's going to step up is tye enseke and he's only his second year in the league but he's an older player and been playing in the arena football league. so high on him. >> a chance to show his stuff. >> thank you. . >>> coming up at 6:00 hillary clinton and donald trump make their closing arguments to be the next president of the united states. >> up next, a history in horror getting new light. >> at 6:30 o news with scott pelley, the fbi cleared hillary clinton again ? ? remember when christmas was mag

williams and don williams. the two of you have been married for 5 years. but you have hit a rough patch and have come to see me. ms. williams, why don't you tell me what's so wrong in your marriage? tonjla: okay, judge. we're here today

william williams dressed up some and putest inspectors them among the crowd to document corruption. he was good in getting rid of the corruption and make it easier for people coming through. after 1912, you will be directed to go up the stairs. you will go up to talk about the medical and legal process. you are also going to see the room most of you have come to know as the symbol of ellis island. it is officially called the registry room, but we call it and most people call it the great hall of ellis island. it is a majestic piece of architecture. we take you first with the immigrants, so follow me up the stairs if you will. we are heading up the stairs to the second floor. as i said this is a modern , staircase. imagine there being a wooden staircase here. immigrants would walk up in large crowds. some refused to give their baggage to the baggage handlers, so they have still got either their suitcase or a sheet with stuff in it over their shoulder, their belongings. they are all coming up these stairs. one thing they don't realize yet is that they are already being inspected as th

the only thing we know for sure we had in his hand is six words william shakespeare, william shakespeare, williamshakespeare so, we don't know. we don't have the manuscripts to compare it to to say this is how he wrote it, here's a draft. what we do have, though, is hemming condo acted with him, so from 1597, until he retired in 1611, we know they were acting together and on the same broadside for the same place. they would have been there to see, this is how we did it and, i think, that's a compelling argument. >> that's reassuring. thank you. >> i had a question-- >> d1 get closer to the microphone so the people at home can hear. >> i know the first copy of dishonest was published in 1609l and wondered if that played a role at all in the publication of the first folio or did they focus solely on the plays? >> the publication of the songan is an interesting story as well and i do touch on it in "the millionaire and the bard". that was also done without shakespeare's permission, so he did not publish those and make money from it. they were published-- he does not know how or he claims not to know

williams had several private struggles and his widow is sharing his story. susan schneider williams wrote "neurology" inside my husband's brain and about her husband's final year. >> reporter: she describes his body with dah men that. she says it drove her husband to sued and she wrote it felt like he was drowning in his own symptoms and i was drowning along with him. lewy is hard to diagnose because symptoms similar to parkinson's disease and alzheimer's disease. susan schneider williams joins us at the table for had he first tv interview since writing this. you write such he will defense about him. you were powerless in helping him see his own brilliance because so many people felt, at because he was sgrefdepressed. >> leyy body is so complex. depression came in only near the end. probably within a few months before he left. and it was not a predominant symptom. i think because he had had a prior history over seven or eight years prior where he did have depression but he hadn't had it that long but the tendency was to want to pick up that, you know, as the issue. that. >> what did you see that made you think we have a problem here? >> we were celebrating our second wedding anniversary and it was october of 2013. and robin started having gut discomfort. through that experience, you know, it turned out to be nothing. the test results on that were diverticulitis. i knew my husband's normal baseline of fear and anxiety. and his fear and anxiety spiked and sustained at a

william: asÍ es, me mantengo. marÍa leticia: gracias, william. dylan: buenas no -- william: buenas noches.da. se el sistema en la costa este. va en direcciÓn a celeste y traerÁ humedad a nuestra regiÓn. fin de semana de cambios. despejado, agradable, continÚa la afluencia, sobre todo en la lÍnea costera. temperatura promedio, mÁxima san josÉ, setenta y tres grados. oakland y la bahÍa entre los 68° por la noche en los cincuenta y un grados. vamos al pronÓstico, haber quÉ estÁ sucediendo -- a ver quÉ estÁ sucediendo. el domingo hay que retrasar el reloj una hora, 2:00 de la maÑana hay que hacerlo. puede hacerlo antes de acostarse para que cuando despierte ya tenga el nuevo horario. no se lo olvide. en la bahÍa setenta y dos grados. mÁs detalles sÓlo a las once. grados. mÁs detalles sÓlo a las once. leÓn: gracias, ¿quieres ayudar a fortalecer a nuestros niños? pues vota sí en la proposición 55. la proposición 55 no le sube los impuestos a nadie. simplemente mantiene la tasa corriente de impuestos para los más ricos de california. para evitar recortes a la educación que dañarían a nuestros niñ

williams escaped. he's more valuable alive. that stunt could have got williams killed. well, it had to look authentic. open channel b. williams here. just checking. it's a little damp and dreary, that was quite an act you put on in the yard, you looked very frightened. that wasn't any act. we have electronic alarms hidden in every entrance to the dungeon. we'll be alerted the minute anyone enters the area. yeah, well, i wasn't planning on getting much sleep tonight anyway. well, that's all for now. keep your communicator handy and let us know if you hear anyone approaching. what's the matter with you, you know better than to come here. it never bothered you before. well, now's not the time. they're watching every one of us. our romance is the best kept secret on the island. you don't give cutter enough credit. is it so important we graduate? it's important that i graduate. sorry to have interrupted your precious career, mr. saimes. y don't we forget the arguments till after the wedding? if that's a definite proposal i'd like it in writing. i'd even carve it in stone. later. come here, i want to show you something. what's all

william taft. >> william çtaft. >> i agree. >> i'll be william taft later on. the constitution center, matt delucia. guys, back to you. >> i'm about to tweet side by side pictures. >> william taft was 300 pounds. he can't be william taft. >>> count on nbc 10 for complete election coverage. our live team coverage continues this afternoon at 4:00. tonight at 7:00 nbc news will have election analysis and then you can count on nbc 10 news at 11:00. we'll have live team coverage and late-night election results. you know who else you can count on? >> count on meteorologist bill henley because the weather will be traffic today for your voting. bill? >> yes, it's cold this morning. but sunshine is just about to come up. two minutes away from sunrise this morning. just a few thin clouds. look at that beautiful view from center city. it is cold. there are cold neighborhoods in the city. look at the 30s for fox chase, bustleton, torresdale, parkwood down to 35 degrees. andorra, chestnut hill, manayunk, parkside all in the 30s. kingsessing at 40 degrees, graduate hospital i

williams' widow is shedding life on his health. she talked about the marin comic's battle with lou ee body "lewy bodies." >>> reporter: susan williams says robin williams' suicide was not just caused by depression. >> depression with came in only near the end. probably within a few months. it wasn't a predominant symptom. >> reporter: robin williams had "lewy bodies" dementia which affects nearly 1.5 million people. >> he had it throughout his whole body. >> reporter: it's difficult to diagnose. alzheimer's and parkinson's which he was diagnosed with cause similar symptoms including hallucination, muscle stiffness, confusion, loss of memory. williams says she first knew that there was a problem when robin experienced gut discomfort during a celebration of their second wedding anniversary in 2013. tests for diverticulitis were negative but she says williams' response was alarming. >> rob and i had been together for six years to that point and i knew my husband's normal baseline of fear and anxiety and his fear and anxiety spiked and sustained at a level that was very scary. >> reporter: she says the next 10 months were spent chasing symptom after sympto

william armistead to work for lafayette. so, i'm wondering, is there any indication that william supported this bid for freedom? >> well, william did -- for james' freedom or -- okay, james' own personal freedom, not patriot? okay. the best way i can answer your question is remember that james was compensated, sorry, william armistead jr. was compensated for the loss of james. when james' freedom was finally granted by the commonwealth, by the state, they sent essentially an assessor to deem the appropriate value of james at the time of his emancipation and william, his former owner was paid out of the state general funds. so, whether or not he supported the loss of james on a more emotional level or maybe an intellectual level, he still paid for it. james was property. >> great talk. >> thanks, chuck. >> i want to borrow the beatles slide if i could. could you tell us the other individuals you are going to highlight in the changing exhibition coming up later this year. >> i swear, i didn't -- chuck is here on his own va ligs. oh, how did i know your name. we are opening a special exhibiti exhibition, the afterward. with james

. >>> the wide dough of robin williams, susan snyder williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. mission: to get your vote. no matter what age you are, it's never too late to start a new career and we take a closer look at how investigators go about solving a deadly hit and run good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist ashley batey.

you're william capehart. william... capehart? capehart. you wrote this diary. you remember that? diary? i tried to burn it. i remember now... what i did. it never stopped snowing. never. we grew hungry and sick... began dying. every day... one, two, or three, "yea, though i walk "through the valley of the shadow of death, "i shall fear no evil, for thou art with me." ( watch ticking ) is he all right? he's all right. finally, there were just the three of us-- james norton, myself, and george danton. danton was... waiting for us to die. but somehow-- i don't know-- we hung on. day after day he watched and waited. he knew he couldn't leave anyone alive who might tell what he'd done, and we were so weak, with a single kick of his boot, he could have killed us. and then, one night, he said... he said... "if you're alive when i wake up in the morning, you won't be alive for long." now, danton was asleep, and jim and i knew that he'd kill us in the morning, and we were too weak to do anything about it. jim was almost dead. he couldn't talk anymore, but thinking of him somehow living th

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and the widow of robin williams, susan snyder williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. now at 4:30 - a ?car chase? and ?arrest? overnight in milwaukee. 3 and - a packers player gives back to the community ... to help young people reach new heights. 3 good morning everyone.it's wendesday, novemb2- jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including, game 6 of the world series goes to... the chicago cubs!another victory for chicago... as they beat the cleveland indians last night.we look ahead to the final game of the series... in just a couple of minutes. 3 but first--- we have a chance for ?rain? this morning.let's get straight to meteorologist ?justin thompson-gee? to see when it could start. 3

. >>> the wide dough of robin williams, susan snyder williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

and the widow of robin williams, susan snyder williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. ,, f0 >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the cbs4 morning news at 4:30. it is tuesday, november 2nd. i'm britt moreno. thanks so much for joining us. let's get a check on the forecast. we are into november but still a little warm. >>> it is, though it is a little bit chilly around town now with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. we have cloud cover outside and in the mountains just as expected we have a few rain and snow showers. as we zoom in around frazier

williams. who? ms. williams of date-a-mate. we just spoke this afternoon. we did? i made a dinner date for you tonight say, are you sure you're lamont? your voice sounded more older before. uh, wait a minute, lady, i think you ha-- did you say older? yes, and more gravelly. uh... well, that's because this afternoon i had a cold, but i'm fine now. now, what was it you were saying about dinner? well, nora won't be able to make it until 9:00. will that be ok? oh, yeah, 9:00 will be perfect. good. she's just dying to meet you. the margarine what? body rubs. oh, you don't do that anymore? ah, no, i moved up to the higher-price spread. she'll be there around 9:00. yeah, right. bye. so he wants a surprise dinner, huh? i'll give him a surprise. [ring] [click] woman: hello? hello, janet? this is lamont, lamont sanford. oh, hi, lamont. how are you? fine. how are you doing? uh, are you busy tonight no. what's up? because i need a little favor, and i was wondering if you could help me out. see, um... do you remember that improvisational acting class that we took together where

williams spokes with our own. >> reporter: it may be hard to imagine that al friday "big al" williams -- alfred "big all" williams could be afraid of anything. at 6:00-foot, 6, he was a terror on the field. -- 6-foot, 6, he was a terror all that changed with an injury in '99. >> where do i go? what do i do? i didn't have an answer. i was hurt. i was frustrated. i didn't know where i was going in my life. this surgery i knew was end my career. >> reporter: all those doctors, coaches and fans who once surrounded him were gone that. sudden sense of loss gave birth to a new near fear. he noticed it first on airplane. >> i felt this surge of energy over me that was negative. i told the guy i had to go back because i was having a heart attack. >> the airplane was forced to go to the terminal. and the same thing would happen seven more times. >> getting on an airplane at any point to go anywhere was my new big name. and i had never faltered in the big moment. but getting on that plane, it was a tough deal for me. >> reporter: the attacks were just as bad in the air. i was so frustrated. i had a button down shirt and i j

william: creo que deberÍa haber donado. alan: mÁs caritativo. no lo comprarÍa. william: les tengo un super anuncio. alan: siempre dices sorpresa. williama regalar entradas para el circo. jonnhy: asÍ es, lleguen temprano, los voy a estar esperando desde las 6:00 a.m no dejen que su mascota afecte su sobrepeso. >> tambiÉn en lo mÁs in, te presenta el jean con bolsillo transparente. jonnhy: en exclusiva con despierta amÉrica, hablamos con el guardaespaldas de juan gabriel. >> todo eso y mucho mÁs en despierta amÉrica. >> les presento al gato vampiro, este gato es la nueva sensaciÓn de instagram. recibe mÁs likes que alan tacher en su instagram se convirtiÓ en un fenómeno, vÁmonos ahora con otro gato. mentira, vamos con jonnhy. jonnhy; soy mÁs perro que gato. si es amante de los animales. sabÍa usted que la mitad de las mascotas de este paÍs, precisamente los perros y los gatos, estÁn obesos, por eso le vamos a dar la bienvenida a nuestra veterinaria, marta sanchez. marta: mucha gente no sabe que sus perros estÁn gordos. jonnhy: ellos hacen de todo. marta: la obesidad es una epidemia en perros y gatos, lleva a problemas del corazÓn. jonnhy

williams and monica malpass and cecily tynan and jaime apody and ducis rogers and sharrie williams, i'm brian taff. "action news" at 6:00 is next tonight. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> finally this campaign is in the hands of the voters. >> while the numbers won't be available for a while. it seems like voters are coming out in droves. of course the presidential race is at the top but in pennsylvania voters are also electing a u.s. senator and in delaware they are choosing a governor and mayor for wilmington and in new jersey a big story is the ballot questions. including one that could seriously hurt atlantic city. it is tuesday night and the big story on "action news" is election day 2016. can you believe it is finally here? lets get right to it. monica malpass and rick williamsrk city covering the headquarters of donald trump and hillary clinton. and back in our area, sara bloomquist, jeff jericho and bob brooks are focusing on other big races and on you the voter. bob brooks live at a polling place in center city philadelphia. how has it been at this location? >> reporter: busy here and busy at just about every polling place i stopped out in center city this evening. i am told that the turnout could be record setting, we'll wait for the votes to come in. they set up a coffee stand and donut stand for voters, it's a long day for everyone

william the conqueror. our director bobby quinn just passed on the information that the man who followed william the conqueror was william the second whom they referred to as rufus. >> rufus. >> yeah. [ applause ] now, here is good kind rufus. [ laughter ] my first guest is a small little lady. very talented. very pretty. she started out making commercials. she's now five years old, and she is one of the costars on the bill cosby show which is on nbc at 8:00 o'clock thursdays. would you welcome keshia knight pulliam? [ applause ] hi. can you get up in that chair by yourself? is this for me? >> uh huh. >> that looks like a chocolate chip cookie. >> it is. >> did you make that? you didn't. where'd you get this? can i try it? oh, that's good. want a bite? [ laughter ] what do you think? >> good. >> very good. yeah. [ laughter ] how are you? >> fine. >> did i pronounce your name right? that's a very pretty, unusual name. >> yes. k >> keshia knight pulliam. all your friends call you keshia, or kiki, or what? keshia? >> keshia. >> yeah. i like that. i don't know anybody else with that name. yeah. you're five years old? >> yes.

. >>> the wide dough of robin williams, susan snyder williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. . >>> right now it's 340, a woman found dead outside an apartment building. >>> residents told to evacuated after a freight train derailed. >>> a woman tied up inside her home. the search for three suspects. >>> a warning from police, parents double trick-or-treating bags are where a 6-year-old was given alcohol. >>live from boston. this is wbz this morning. >>> good morning thanks for joining us i'm katie merrill. we're already 13 degrees warmer in boston than this time yesterday. it's a wilder start to the today. 49 at logan airport right now. the dew point's in the mid 40s, the wind from the south, mild right

and the widow of robin williams, susan snyder williams, joins us in the studio.t is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,, s i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning. you're looking live at the transamerica pyramid in san francisco as we start this morning off. it's wednesday, november 2. i'm kenny choi. [ sigh ] >> wednesday already. i'm michelle griego. are we all wake this morning? >> yes, this is the big day! >> because the cubs won last night? >> i'm wearing the navy blue for the cubbies. >> this is not for the cubs. >> yes, it is! >> i don't mind if either one wins. they're lovable winners. >> one of the original people who watched the world series 92 years old was watching. great weather there and great weather there. it's one of the coldest mornings this a tomorrow season. it's cold everywhere this morning. 44 vallejo. 46 in livermore. 48 at the coast. later today warmer under mostly sunny

williams for prince william county, stafford county, fredericksburg and man assis. notice no frost or freeze warnings back to the west. why? you have already seen the freeze in your area. you will no longer see warnings associated with that your growing season is over. and it's about to be over along going to be cold, 34 at 6:00. # 3 in leesburg, 32 in man assis. 42 in the cities. the good news is we are going to see plenty of sunshine. it's going to warm nicely. high temperatures back into the mid to upper 60s. a cold start but a great afternoon with all of that sunshine. if you are thinking about heading to the polls tomorrow and you are wondering which times to go. 7:00 a.m., there is your coldest period, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 after that, nice around lunchtime. a great time to hit the polls. each if you have to wait outside in line an hour or two you are going to enjoy waiting outdoors. then it gets chilly around 6:00 or 7:00 tomorrow night. bundle up again. high temperatures for everybody-team back in the 60s. 62345 gaithersburg. 69 in man assis a nice election day afternoon. as we move through the next couple of days, one thing to notice here, notice wednesday. but we are expecting rain. it's going to be a cool rain, too. only in the mid to upper 50s. thursday breezy. winds upwards of 20 to 30 miles an hour on thursday. friday looking good. high temperature of 62. look at weekend mt saturday going for a high of 51 in the city that puts most of you in the upper 40s on saturday, even with some sunshine. that's going to be one cold day heading our way. we are getting closer and closer to winter. winter forecast is coming out on thursday. >> thursday. the good weather for tomorrow. >>> we are going to be talking sports. doreen wants to know what the doreen wants to know what the what is the world is up hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady mp: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of xfinity sports desk. >>> we all of us love us some nba basketball and some wizards. what we don't love is the disappointment that comes each and every season. >> 83 games that's a long season to sit through if you have a bad basketball team. the wizards look like a bad basketball-team. a was ejected at a critical point this the game. frustration not just from wall but even for his teammates starting to show. wall taking on the houston rockets. john wall and james hardin matched up. here's wall. nice feed to bradley beal, who finishes. that sets the franchise mark. the defense. beautiful touch around the rim. you have got to stop that right there. he finished this game with 32 points and 15 assists. then the weird moment happened. wall here bumped the officials. that was his second technical foul. i don't know if it was the bump or what he said to the official overwards. either way the wizards had a shot but wall woos ejected with 33 seconds remaining that was pretty much your game. the rockets w season. >>> two home games are next, against the celtics and the cavaliers on wednesday and friday night. >> they are good. >> moving on to the reid. not having trent williams the next weeks is magnified giving their upcoming scheduled. in this stretch may decide their playoff chances. >> we have got to focus. room. we have got to take those notings. we have to do everything we said we were going to do. these next 18 days is going to be a test for us physically and mentally. >> i feel like we have people in the house that we can get the job done. i think we are ascending, in a good spot, getting stronger. now it's all about studying minnesota and putting the game plan together and getting ready to beat a good viking team. i'm luann bennett. over my 35 years living in northern virginia, i've learned a lot. how to raise three sons and build a successful business set positive goals, and get things done. that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask ?? ?? >> this presidential election has been comedy gold for the team at "satur

"wendy williams show", wendy williams is here. [ cheers and applause ] and that's going to be straight up no election talk. if you are done with the election, you will enjoy me and wendy williams. she's going to catch me up on pop culture. it's going to be great. cause' i have not been paying attentto then we've got emmy winning host of msnbc's "all in with chris hayes." he's back on the show. we're so excited for that. [ cheers and applause ] and all we're going to do is talk about the election, so were getting right back into it. and then we'll have music from an incredible danish band, lukas graham is here. [ cheers and applause ] we're very happy, about that. so let's get started. our first guest tonight is a "new york times" best selling author and host of the popular daytime talk show "the wendy williams show" which airs our friend, wendy williams, everybody. ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: wendy. >> oh, seth! >> seth: oh, i'm so happy to have your light, here in our studio tonight. >> oh, thank you. >> seth: it's great to have you. and you're such a busy person, and yet you made time for us. >> well, seth, thank you for the invite. when you call i come running. >> s

. >>> the wide dough of robin williams, susan snyder williams, joins us in the studio.t is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere pitting one group against another. he's a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta s

william: y todos tienen un cuerpo que, ay, mamacita! william una boda en la playa! marÍa elena: por supuesto. ahora la tendencia es mucha transparencia, diferentes combinaciones de encaje, un modelo con una espalda en escote tattoo de encaje, que se ve preciosa, y la puede lucir desde atrÁs. entalla muy bien su silueta. todas esas novias que estÁn considerando casarse en la playa, esta es una excelente opciÓn. ana patricia: ¿tenemos la opciÓn de levantar la cola del vestido? marÍa elena: por supuesto. la cola siempre define a la novia. despuÉs de la sesiÓn de fotos, es mÁs comodidad. necesitamos tener algo ligero, y la cola se recoge por detrÁs. ana patricia: ahÍ tenemos a nuestra jessica cediel, que cocina con mucha "sal y pimienta"! tambiÉn sigue solterita, pero creo que despuÉs de este dÍa, no mÁs. tambiÉn nuestras prÓximas modelos, de lujo el dÍa de hoy! tenemos otro diseÑo para otros estilos que estÁn de moda. marÍa elena: por supuesto, sobre todo aquÍ en florida. un vestido para jardines, para una finca. un vestido sirena es una excelente

williams is making release. >>> venus williams is making an announcement about her future in ? happy holidays from crayola. so when do i start? can somebody turn on the a/c? i'm melting here. ?air marker spraayer!!!? chemistry, baby! so i just hold this part and spraaaaaay... i'm okay. the holidays just got more surprising. you can find these great gifts and more in the crayola aisle. aaaaaah! >>> imagine if you looked out your back door and that's what you saw. a family in pennsylvania has been forced from their home after this giant sinkhole opened up swallowing most of the backyard. now they're worried the house will be the next thing to go, especially since rain is in the forecast. when an old mine caved in. >> they said the house is only 13 years old. >> oh, man. >>> and roads in much of pennsylvania and the northeast will be wet today as well. also in minnesota, the pacific northwest and northern california. >> if you are flying, weather-related airport delays are most likely in boston, new york, miami and seattle. >>> and there was a dangerous situation in the skies. it's under investigation now for what appeared to be a drone becoming more common as we hear from abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the investigation this morning into what the pilots of a plane with 54 passengers on board saw coming towards them leading to their severe action. the pilots making a sharp turn at 9,000 feet in the air. two flight attendants thrown in the cabin and injured. once on the ground the pilots said they thought it was a drone coming towards them. >> they see a flash. they see something at an altitude where they would not expect another airplane or something to be fl, turn to get away from whatever it is, so it may have been a drone, it may have been a balloon. >> reporter: the two flight attendants were treated and released in toronto. already this year, sightings of drones in the u.s. are up 40% compared to all of last year. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> david, thank you. >>> and we have some new details now in the case that was the subject of the netflix series prison. dassey was a teenager when he was convicted of helping his uncle, steven avery, rape and murder a woman in 2005. that conviction was overturned this summer. the judge says he should be free while prosecutors appeal. dassey has until noon to tell authorities where he plans to live. if so, he could be home for thanksgiving. >>> health experts are greatly expanding the number of people who should be considered for anti-cholesterol drugs. the new guidelines include anyone between ages 40 and 75 as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes or smoking. the government task force says these patients could benefit from taking statins even if they do not have a history of heart disease or stroke. >>> another ivy league team has been suspended. columbia's wrestling team season is suspended while the school officials investigate some text messages that include racist and homophobic terms. disturbing matter. last week harvard ended its men's soccer season after a report that players made sexual scouting reports about the women's team. >>> tennis superstar venus williams is apparently making retirement plans. williams says she's targeted the olympic games in tokyo in 2020 as her last big event. she says she still loves competing, but it's time to think about life off the court. she's in her late 30s now. >>> and the new college football playoff rankings are released tonight. given last weekend's upsets, there's sure to be s >> so, we get last night's highlights from our friends. >> hi, good morning, america. i'm nicole, he's neil. >> we're doing highlights for you because they told us we had to. monday night football, giants/bengals. giants down a field goal. odell beckham from eli manning, a look at beckham. he is all hopped up on red bull. i mean, look at him. that must be the original, original brand. and then manning to sterling he must be on, what is that, the cranberry mix right there doing the juju. anyhow it's going around. giants win. >>> villanova won the hoops championship last season. purdue, they don't care. time winding down in the first

william: before i give up the other one, give me time to think of another question. do you have any questions for me? >> do you have any commentary on national art? william: of washington? let's stick with washington. the portrait with both george and martha. andsdown ise l there. i do not know what the other ones are. i suspect they have quite a few but i cannot tell you. you remind me that i need to go back. i'm sorry, the portrait gallery. >> you mentioned gilbert stuart used this one painting as a model for others. how long would it have taken him to crank out another one of these, the turnaround time to sell it? william: of course, our friend just left who would've been ideally suited to answer the question. i do not know how long it took to turn around. the.w that in of that, the thing that the master really had to take care of was the face and hands. other people studying in the story under you would do those. you could turn them around fairly quickly. i don't know how fast they turned them around, but there are 75 floating out there, i imagine them it could be done ready expeditiously. >> what are your thoughts of martha washington's portrait? william: the one that is kind of landsdown. the i do not have much thought about it. later, yes. it is done during that, really the colonial revival style. i can tell you this, without even having a clear mental image of it, she never wore those clothes, late 1870's clothing. very victorian. or that in mind when you see it, that sometimes these people are rooted in things that bear no relation to reality.

william: aislynn cumple 15 aÑos. johnny: juliÁn barrantes cumple 10 aÑos. francisca: malinai martÍnez cumple un aÑito. williams: y matthew valdÉs, de florida, dos aÑos! alan: rÁpido, me va a golpear porque no mandÉ la foto! mi hija nicole cumple 14 aÑos! no empieces a echar ojo, williaml bronx. no se pueden perder las imÁgenes vestidas de diablita! solamente en "cÓdigo segura", porque estamos en "despierta amÉrica", donde te diviertes con toda tu familia y la pasas bien. bailen, muchachos! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ todo el cuidado de salud que tu familia necesita. todo conectado para ti. ♪ johnny: y saludamos a todos nuestros amigos de las vegas, nevada! espero que se estÉn tomando el cafecito bien rico. alan: las "vegonias", que los concertitos, que los latin grammy... karla: buenos dÍas a todos en su casa. es martes 1 de noviembre de 2016. ya senos fue el aÑo! johnny: este aÑo se me fue en un dos por tres. ustedes saben que ayer estuvimos presentando el video del holograma de jenni rivera. esto ha causado una controversia increÍble, porque todo el mundo decÍa que no era jenni, sino que era chiquis. vamos a llegar hasta los Ángeles. allÍ vamos a tener la oportunidad con luis sandoval deber cÓmo es que sucede este proceso, y que nos lleven paso a paso. alan: se ve impresionante. y q

william toured, mr. williams, a respected farmer roxbury was taken into that street. it was put in the bottom of the cart, loaded with manure, and they were taken out of the town without opposition. there was quite a respectable farmer named joseph williams. his daughter abigail raised william dawes's wife. it looks like he he got his grandfather-in-law to smuggle the last two brass cannon out to robinson's tavern. the next month, however, dr. warren heard disturbing news. the blacksmith obadiah win son might be switching side. on february 10th, the doctor wrote to samuel adams, he is now making carriages for the army. he assisted in getting them to colonel robinson at dorchester, where they are now. he says the discovery of this will make him. and he threatens to make the discovery tore disclosure. adams passed on that warning to provincial congress february 13th, three days later. as soon as they removed them to the town of were concord. now, there is no evidence list ton told the royal authorities about the brass con cannes nonhe helped to move to dorchester. he was cut out of the wig network and was deemed a loyalist and had to leave for canada. he continued his letter to samuel adams this way. dr. church and i that it ought to be cl

jerry williams making decisions. chief williams announcing a new executive assistant chief. >>> happening now, arizona officials up sure how to close a loophole that allowed a noncitizen to register to vote. >> that would be difficult to do. we're looking at the date that he got that reissue. i don't know how we do that. that have been in politics for many years and nobody figured this out. >> we agreed not to identify the man who used his real driver's license number the register. this case led them to find a fluke in citizenship verification. >>> an election lawsuit is making its way to the court. the arizona democratic pa suing the republican party to stop what they fear is voter intimidation. they want to block g.o.p poll watchers from intimidating those who turn up to vote i'm a video from a rally may have gone too far. >> let me show you what we feel about the second amendment. after you. >> it's titled jeff dewitt, second amendment. he tweeted the video saying he loves it put took it down and said he wasn't part of producing