justice williams: right. [laughter] justice kagan: it is really good i like this job because it is for the rest of my life. before that, i moved around a lot. i had -- before this job i had not done a job for more than six years, four years here and there and six years there. i like that. not everybody does. some people, they find one thing and it is the thing they want to do for the rest of their life. that is great if that is the kind of person you are and if you find this one thing. for me, part of what -- i like feeling as though i am on a steep learning curve and i most feel as though i am on a steep learning curve when you start something new. the learning curve starts to flatten a bit, maybe it is time to go find something else where everything is new and exciting again. when i went to be solicitor general, that is what i felt. i felt that the learning curve was kind of vertical and that was -- justice williams: straight up. justice kagan: there was not much curve. [laughter] justice kagan: i had never

you're wrong, williams. just like you were wrong to think a real thrush agent all righgh what's the next step? i intend to graduate with honors. as you say, very simple. i discovered the real thrush agent helping you to escape. i tried to stop her like any good u.n.c.l.e. trainee should, but she fought me and naturally i had to kill her. illya? harry, where are you? sentry post five. listen, saimes is our boy. i'm pinned down, so is agent hargrove. just a minute. williams, melissa hargrove, they're in the rocks. she helped him escape, they're armed, shoot to kill. illya, you better gegehere fast. saimes just got himself some reinforcements. ver here. hold it. she's giving herself up. who's doing all the shooting? evevybody, and harry williams is the target. the alarm systems aren't working, you better get on the pa system and tell them attention all u.n.c.l.e. personnel, this is cutter speaking. harry williams is not, repeat, not an enemy of this organization. he is not to be harmed under any circumstances.

he's older than william. it's likely that he's assisting another member of the family who is involved in all of these activities which would really, really help if they had somebody that could read and write. so i hope that's enough of a contextualization for you and it's really at this time period, it's really not of that uncommon for him to know how to read and write. >> let me wrap this up by commending you and your colleagues for the kind of work you're doing there. it's hard enough to get current information even from the last 20, 30 years on intelligence operations. a lot of stuff is not written down and even the things that are may be misleading, et cetera. we've been looking at armstead for quite some time. it's nice to see there's some new information out there. this story is as sexy as it ever was. double agent or not. so we're happy to see that. so kudos to what you've done and what your colleagues are doing there as well. please join me in thanking kate for the time she's taken today. this work is

that includes prince william and fairfax county. the goal is to monitor the situation -and keep everyone safe. it comes after an unspecified terror threat that included the states of virginia, new york, and texas. the white house. but --none will be as big as the one you'll see right outside our door here in arlington. it's the big election projection -- right on our building here in rosslyn. it's just another way 7 is on your side -- with election coverage! we're deploying our team throughout the region - and will have breakin speeches here on abc-7 -- wjla.com -- and our sister station, newschannel 8 , news 8 dot neet.. down ballot in the district. coming up - the key question voters in the nation's capital are weighing today. and a chilly start to your election day. the areas under a freeze warning and frost advisory right - coldest air of the season saturday freeze warning in effect until 8am in prince william, stafford, and spotsylvania counties. frost advisory in effect until 8am for the dmv (d.c., fairfax, montgomery) and cou

just a few months before he died, williams was diagnosed with parkinson's. but still questioned doctors about whether he had alzheimer's, dementia, even schizophrenia. now his widow has a message for caregivers. >> it's hard to hold on to this. but to remember that their loved one's symptoms are coming from the brain disease. it's not coming from their heart. >> susan williams has written an editorial for the journal "neurology" entitled the terrorist inside my husband's brain. in one quote she says it felt like he was drowning in his symptoms and i was drowning with him. overwhelming to say the least, ken and liz. >> thank you. >>> parents-to-be often spend a lot to outfit a nursery. but some parenting experts are now saying a relatively simple cardboard box could work well as a cradle or crib. consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains. >> reporter: it's a far cry from a fancy crib a simple cardboard box that lowered the infant mortality in several european countries. >> it's a tradition that started in finland. >> reporter: she is bringing baby boxes to

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harry williams, looks like he's turned out to be a thrush double agent. cutter was awfully anxious to get rid of johnny and me. williams could be an undercover man for u.n.c.l.e. sent out here to spy on us. is that so bad? it could be for one of us. i owe you something for the clout in the head, williams. that'll be all, saimes. sir, i'd like a chance to talk to this man myself. that'll be all, you're dismissed. yes, sir. i'm sorry we didn't meet under more pleasant circumstances. my name is illya kuryakin. erly said you were gonna be here. all right, we can just dispense with amenities. what the devil are you doing out there, williams? well, i was looking back over the murder site. any luck? there's one spot where the sand has been sort of stirred up as if maybe someone's been digging, buried something. it's, uh, right about here. at the base of a large rock formation. then i started poking around, that's when saimes showed up. did he see what you were doing? yeah, played hide and seek for a while, then i shook him. after that i guess he rang the alert,

today classmates of antoine williams held a memorial on campus. kron 4's haaziq madyun was there. >> i'm always going to remember you from the middle school days. >> reporter: serena williams is reading a message she wrote in memory of her friend and juan williams who was shot to death saturday night outside the south shore lanes bowling alley in alameda. 19-year-old antoine williams was a popular oakland high school senior and a standout on the wildcats football team. in wake of this tragedy on monday school officials opened the athletic area for students to hold a special memorial in his honor. >> we played the football game for him. a lot of people showed their love for him. and after that, we had a horseshoe and told our memories and showed our love to him and his family. >> i feel very sad. we grew up together and i don't know what to do without him now. i just love him so much. >> reporter: fellow football teammates loved him as well. here you see them writing goodbye messages on antoine's locker. >> when i found out, i immediately broke dow

williams. miss martha. glory be, does that smell good. ( laughs ) well, i hope it's fit to eat, major. it's pretty hard to do things with an open fire. oh, anything your hands have touched is sure to have the sweetness of honey. martha: it's not supposed to be sweet. it's ready, if you'd like to find a place to sit. would you help me, please, father? p you. yes, dan-- the silverware. say, this food is delicious! fififor a king! revevend, would you, please? for this of which we are about to partake, we thank thee. we ask thy blessing and guidance for the journey ahead. thy will be done. amen. all: amen. you got me that time, reverend. sorry. i just can't get used to the fact of your bein' a preacher. why, you're not much older than i am. age has nothing to do with it. i'm not quite usus to it myself, wes. after all, i was just out of divinity school a while when we left missouri. ititl take a little time-- ( thud ) down, everybody! down, down! it's all right, i guess. sorry, mr. williams, but it's best to be

part of a new leve that williams says she welcomes. we'll have more on that at 6:00. >>> and still coming up at 12 news at 5, the cardinals now just half way through their season. but that means it's time to hand out some grades. who is passing and what is failing. coop will have his mid-season report card up ahead. >> there is a bakery in scottsdale that is making dessert healthy for you. coming up, we'll show you how you can enjoy a guilt free >>> and if you didn't get enough chocolate, no such thing. then you may want to stop in scottsdale. that's because the chocolate tower of scottsdale kicks off this weekend. >> crystal henderson is live for a behind the scene look. >> bring us back, please. look at that. she's taunting us. >> oh yeah. this all has your we're live at herb box. this is one of the treats you would be sampling on this tour. but look at all of this yummy stuff here. nicole is here with her box. so tell me about your treats and how you're making them healthier than others. >> a lot of our treats, first of all, all of

this belonged to alfonzo taft, william's father. this was a desk that he probably worked at while he was an attorney, possibly downtown in cincinnati that we have been fortunate enough to get acquired back here in the taft home. also we have a slate mantle fireplace that's also original. what the national park service has done here, is we put this marble faux finish back on it as it had originally when the tafts had it installed in the house. over in the right-hand corner of the wall, you'll notice a oval portrait here of none other than cute william howard taft at the age of 3 with the curls, plump cheeks and in a dress. this was very sip taical back i the victorian era days since children had to wear cloth diapers. it was more of a convenience for the parents to put little boys in a dress. whenever they needed to go to the bathroom, all mom had to do was raise up the dress, pop the two safety pins and then the boys could go to the restroom. over in the book case, i always point out the shakespeare's dramatic works. these are origi

william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote. >> a promise kept. a man comes back home to chicago to watch the world series beside his father. it might be the least likely place for viewing the historic game, >> he was just keeping a promise he made so many years ago. >> wayne williams is driving to the cubs game. he's not at the ballpark. he's watching it with his dad. >> when williams' dad, also namd wayne william. >> i talk with my boys. i let them know that i told my if the cubs -- when the cubs got into the world series we would make sure we would listen to the games together. >> and he held up his end of the bargain. setting up camp in this military section of the cemetery after an all day long drive from north carolina. >> his dad, a navy veteran died at age 53 in 1980. >> world war ii. >> it had may have been the navy that made his dad a cubs fan. >> i think it was because when e was in boot camp in the great lakes he probably went to some games and it was the closest thing t

williams launches a series of faints. the first one will be made across the meadow where spangler spring is today. the meadow off to your left reaches the baltimore pike. it is wide open. as you look at this picture from left to right, against the confederate line on the lower part of culp's hill, spangler's hill. it will be done by the reinforcements that came in. henry lockwood's grade. he has -- brigade. he is a veteran of seminal wars, naval academy, no civil war experience, but he ranked , and aboutd ruger everyone else except for williams. it was a very transparent subterfuge. he will keep lockwood as a detached brigade of xii corps. lockwood will send one of his again, no experience whatsoever, coming left to right across this meadow. they seize part of the stonewall, but then are ordered back. they lost 80 cashel tees because they were in the way of another assault, another mistake made. a more serious one will be done by another brigade. , there's going to be a problem between two leaders, slocum himself overstep

e-mails the fbi thought may have been pertinent to the investigation into hillary according to pete williams, comey's letter indicates the fbi review is over. just the latest twist in a topsy tur vi campaign. >> that's right. late work from the fbi that no bombshell has been found in its latest review of hillary clinton's e-mails as both candidates work through the day and through the night trying to get out the vote. with two days to go, good news today for hillary clinton out on the trail with lebron james. >> are you ready to choose our next president? >> clinton didn't address it, but the fbi director wrote members of congress this afternoon saying after his latest review of her e-mail, we have not changed our conclusion that we expressed in july. that's when the fbi decided not to file charges against clinton for her use of a private e-mail e-mails in the latest review found on anthony weiner's laptop were duplicates. >> we're glad this matter is resolved. >> still on the attack, donald trump has an exhausting schedule sunday going from iowa to minnesota to michigan to pennsylvania and

i'm talking about wendy williams. we found out the feisty talk show host has a lot to say about the love lives of mimi and, too. >> mariah, i told you he wouldn't marry you. i told you your antics would make him sick. with an attitude like that, no man is going to stick around. >> wendy has famously feuded with mariah in the past, calling her too fragile for reality tv. and now she's throwing more shade. >> no man wants all this all the time. tone it down. put on a t-shirt. if she doesn't turn this off, this is not an act. it's really $10 million ring back. >> what she should do is take a hammer, crunch it up and make a really beautiful collar for onef them cats because that's all she's going to have to keep her warm at night. >> she's got a lot to say about another famous couple, prince harry and meghan markle. >> i think it's fabulous. i want to sit back with some popcorn and watch how the royal family deals with this. >> but for all her swagger, the woman with her own home shopping neork fashion line is pretty wher

carl mann made williams. no, he's thinking about it. [ cash register dings ] people i was supposed to cop from let me down. you don't know the scrambling i iad to do. this isn't echo canyon, ronnie. do you have what you were supposed to bring? yes! then everything is everything. want to take a little peek? i was about to ask you the same thihi. it was all worth it, wasn't it? the trust, the give and the take, the going the extra yard. ronnie, you're undnd arrest. if this is a joke, it's in horrible taste. it's not a joke. if it's not a joke -- it's not a joke! you're under arrest. i know you're saying this now, but i'm saying if it was... i'm sick. i'm gonna pass out. let's go, ronnie. 22 degrees, i'm completely soaked through. okay, okay, i'm dealing with the now. i'm dealing with the present. i got something totorade. i got plenty! at the station house. you think i'm jiving. i'm gonna turn this thing around. [ speaking spanish ] they're afraid. why? they're majados. no g gen card. they'll be deported. no su

mi querido william estÁ más que listo. william: asÍ es, mi querida anita., por otra parte, les traigo el sillÓn familiar que estÁ trending en estos momentos, no sÓlo por su diseÑo, sino porque aguanta hasta tres personas cÓmodamente. muchos estÁn diciendo que es el sillÓn perfecto para tirarse despuÉs de esta contienda electoral, que se definirÁ maÑana, gracias a dios. por cierto, yo le creo preguntar a todo el pÚblico: ¿ya votaron? si ya lo hicieron, queremos que suban su foto a facebook, instagram o twitter, como lo hicieron raÚl de molina, lourdes stephen y maity interiano. recuerda utilizar el hashtag #yoelijo y #votaportuamerica. maÑana, como es mi primer aÑo votando, vamos a hacer un vivo de todo mi proceso, desde que me levanto, el desayuno, en el carro, llegando al centro de votaciones. es sÚper importante votar este aÑo, porque la voz de nosotros cuenta. somos 27 millones de latinos que estamos elegibles para votar. el miÉrcoles sabremos quién es el prÓximo presidente. vÁmonos ahora con más de "despierta amÉrica". alan: yo por nada casi voto tambiÉ

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thank you, sir. >> good evening and welcome. >> aclu sergeant williams said a lot of what was said in a letter from jeff adachi and jennifer and myself that appears in the agenda that i and we will leave this room not knowing the status of use of force policy and not knowing even though a impasse is declared and even though cops have basically labored co-authored restraint and the shooting of vehicles a bad practice we at san francisco still are living other than the policies that are labeled bad practices i'm really surprised on the working group your proceeding in the way your preceding it is very mystifying i believe that is sabotaging captain laid out a very infest and complicated program dealing with 2 hundred plus recommendations chief chaplin wrote a letter asking for community support those of us in the community and stakeholders who will have been working with you on this discouraged and i really am i was sure that was on the action agenda the fact your heading into closed session again is mystifying didn't require i don't know you're doing this. >> thank you, sir. >> next sp

even al friday williams. and chasing the dream in colorado. 9news starts now. >>> we begin with a situation in narcs. there's a clash between sheriff deputies and protestors tonight. the deputies are calling this a riot. a tactical movement by the a bridge. this is near but not on the standing rock protest. firefighters say those hoses are being used to being put outs set by the protestors. protestors worry that the pipeline could water source. >>> and someone vandalized elizabeth birth school over the weekend. they drew a swastika over at the building. >> reporter: there's no doubt it took more effort to clean up. >> yeah, you know can help! >> get on there. >> reporter: then it did for a deface this elementary school. >> it builds a more beautiful place. >> reporter: ryan richard didn't see the extent of the graffiti until this morning. >> some antijewish remarks and things on the sidewalk and our building. >> reporter: word about what happened spread to parents like meagan quinn who has a first grader at t

i'm kim kazy with adam williams live in d.c. where president obama met with president-elect donald trump today. >> reporter: kim, the president laid out the welcome mat for perfect trump -- president-elect trump to hammer home the idea of smooth it was a harsh campaign with lots of things said about one another, but today it was a different tone. both men say they're committed to moving forward to together. president barack obama. >> we now, are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed, because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> welcome being president-elect donald trump. >> i have great respect after a meeting that lasted for almost an hour and a half. it could longer. >> the closed door one on one white house meeting is a key step to start the smooth transition between administrations. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future including counsel. >> it is important for all of us, regardless of party and regardless of political preferences to now come together, work toget

william: asÍ es, me mantengo. marÍa leticia: gracias, william.ia de aire hÚmedo, perfectamente bien definida. 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 recorte

[laughter] william f. buckley junior was a master of many things. this collection of obituaries and eulogies that he wrote over the course of his extraordinary career admirably curated and eloquently introduced by james rosen may well establish the modern master of the literary forum. i've read every one of my fathers 60 odd books. i do not exaggerate because the disthis may prove to be william. buckley's finest book ever. and i mean that. [applause] i had read a lot of these i suppose as they came out. i was never failed to be moved. what an eloquent sentence that was. but it wasn't until i saw them all that it came to me i think this is the most beautiful writing. you called from about 250 eulogies and obituaries published in the national review and in a syndicated column, but also elsewhere including forbes fyi. >> and some delivered as actual eulogies. >> and i think you ended up with 52. on the subway down here this morning, unlike my father, i rode the subway. [laughter] i mentioned before the subway to him and he said what would that be. [lau

showers tomorrow - coldest air of the season saturday freeze warning in effect until 8am in prince william, stafford, and spotsylvania counties. frost advisory in effect until 8am for the dmv (d.c., fairfax, east of i-95. today: mostly sunny. high clouds late. cold morning, warmer afternoon. highs: 67-71 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. few showers by dawn. lows: 47-53 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with a chance of showers, especially early. cooler and breezy. some clearing late. highs: 56-62 winds: nw 10-15 g 30 the time for campaigning is over. it's election day-- and voters are ready to pick their leaders. it was a race to the finish fr hold rallies into the early morning hours. now-- it's up to the voters. our question of the day is "do you plan to vote today?" go to wjla.com/votenow to let us know. in the meantime - abc's elizabeth hur is live in northwest to kick off our coverage. good morning.. hillary clinton presidential race most of the focies.. but the battle for congress is abno of course-- it's not just the presidential race that will be decided today. lots o

district attorney williams seemed confident making this announcement yesterday. mike and alex >> if you have questions for seth and his team he's going to be in here about an hour or so >> tweet us and we'll ask the question. . >>> alex go for this >> after donald trump huge election win, could governor chris christie soon be impeached? why one lawmaker is working to get chris christie out of office. >>> 6:15, a democratic lawmaker is working to get chris christie removed from office is it >>> loretta weinberg is calling for lawmakers to consider impeaching him after two of his aids were convicted in the bridgegate scandal. there was considerable testimony during the trial that chris christie knew about the traffic scheme. the governor denied knowing about it and has never been charged >> she led the charge about bridgegate. meantime, governor chris christie says he has not talked with president-elect trump about a role in his administration. he won't say if there are any specific jobs in the new administration that he might be interested in >> there's been talk

. >> meghan markle has now met william and kate. >> and grandmas scenes of cameron's new cooking show as fierce grannies clash over control of the kitchen. >> one, two on. >> i'm walking away! >>> now for november 11, 2016, this is "entertainment tooight". >>> does pregnant janet jackson already have a secret child? that bombshell allegation is on the way. >> we start val kilmer, the star out for the first time after denying he has cancer. [ indiscernible ] >> my tongue swelled up. >> you could hear the 56-year-old taking labored gasps for air, often wiping his mouth with a tissue nearly a year after being spotted out with a fears he was battling throat cancer, val was able to crack a few jokes at thursday night's screening of cinema twain. [ indiscernible ] >> you're everyone's problem. i don't like you because you're dangerous. >> that's right. ice man. gun," val has kept a relatively low profile. it was this photo of the star looking frail in may of last year that was alarming. >> earlier this month val's friend michael douglas said val was battling the same oral cancer that he had

the man on the right the , african-american servant is not william leave. william lee. i cannot remember the name of the guy. historians do know this stuff and feel confident of who he is but it is not washington's manservant at least. there are so many gizmos to operate. the other thing we have to think savage for is he painted the first image we have of mount vernon. you can see it today. the first one that people would began a long it tradition of holding mount vernon up as an icon today. and let's face it, you see any houses with the columns in the:, the first thing you're going to think of, that is a mount vernon spinoff. this is the first mount vernon in public print in his resignation in 1789. the more important thing about this image besides it being the first public image of mount vernon, it is supposed to honor george washington's resignation. notwithstanding the fact that he is wearing a generals uniform, it is an image to honor his resignation from presidency two years earlier. but washington's whole career was really a career of surrendering power and this

[laughter] >> william f buckley jr. was a master of many things, this collection of obituaries and eulogy that is he wrote over extraordinary career well established as the modern of literary form. i have read, did i have read every single one of my father's 60-odd books. i do not exaggerate to propose that this may proof to be william f buckley's finest book ever. and i mean that. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. i had road as they came out and i was never -- i was never failed to be moved. what an elegant sentence that was. [laughter] >> but it wasn't until i saw them all in total that it came to me that, i think, this is women yum -- william f buckley's beautiful writing. i think you called about 250 op -- obituaries and also elsewhere including forbes nyi. >> and some delivered as actual eulogies. on the subway down this morning. unlike my father, i road the subway. [laughter] >> i once mentioned the word subway to him and he said, what would that be. [laughter] >> on the way down to the subway, i did

miss yani williams absolutely refuses to cut her fingernails. and her toenails are unusually long too. williams says: "i have been contacted by the world record holder and i told her i think i can do it." williams says: "it's for my grandchildren more than anything so they can have something to look back on and say this is my grandma." williams has toured with ripley's believe it or not and wants a reality show about a group of her friends who are also growing you've seen the rest, now see the best! fox5 just took on the mannequin challenge, and we got the entire station involved. see what it looks like behind the scenes as we freeze time. challenge is taking over social media, and we may be biased, but we think ours is one of the best to date! check this out! we took the challenge to a whole new level! i did the water bottle challenge on air, we froze it in time! after the studio shot, the challenge carried on into the newsroom... to our editorial meeting. you may notice we snuck in some other challenges... like the tebow, the water bottle, and

no empieces a echar ojo, william! william: yo no echar ningÚn ojo. alan: te amo, hijita hermosa!que estamos en "despierta amÉrica", donde te diviertes con toda tu familia y la pasas bien. bailen, muchachos! ♪ ♪ 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 incrdecÍa que no e 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 quÉ exclusiva de ajuan gabriel, alberto aguilera, dice que teme por su seguridad y por su vida, de que sÍ le exigían muchÍsimo a juan gabriel para que hiciera conciertos. no se lo pierda mÁs adelante. karla: yo

at this point, william has denied bond.nn, chicago. >>> at least ten people in custody for the arson terrorism in israel. the mayor of haifa calling this scale of the fire unprecedented. israel's prime minister promises to punish those responsible. cnn's oren liebermann is live for us. >> reporter: good morning, christine. a lot of the fires that firefighters were fighting yesterday have reignited because of the dry conditions and the high winds. that is the challenge now. over the course of the last half hour, we heard a number of fire trucks going back and forth responding to the hot spots popping up. this is a bit of smoke here, but one of many that we're seeing in the area. something like this can reignite and start another fire. that is the challenge now facing authorities. keeping the fires out. not easy to do in these conditions. since last weekend, fire officials said they had to deal with 1,200 fires. 250 are major. the hardest hit areas in haifa. this building is in the center of the city. the building entirely gu

[ laughter ] >> who followed william the conqueror? >> yes. harvey the-- >> murray the loser. >> oh, murray the loser. [ laughter ] >> all right. smart. who followed william the conqueror? >> let's call the library. >> you see. you think you remember things from school, and you don't. fred-- fred would know because he knew william personally. >> he was a nice man. >> nice man. anyway, we've asked some of the libraries to give us some of the questions being asked lately, and they are fascinating. i'm going to read you, and see-- i'll test you. it's not fair because i have the answers. you can give me one, too, but i looked at them. what's the most popular perfume of all time? >> chanel number five. >> you're absolutely right. >> how about that? huh? [ applause ] >> wait a minute. wait a minute. [ laughter ] that's right, and you get the luggage, and the jewelry. [ laughter ] >> door number two. >> and the trip to mazatlan. chanel number five is right. incidentally there was no chanel numbers one, two, three, or four. >> right. >> do you know wh

yani williams says her nails are about 26 inches long!! the retired grandmother says she refused to cut her fingernails... williams says she gets some interesting questions about her nails... and says she's setting an example for her grandchildren... williams says: "it's for my grandchildren more than anything so they can have something to look back on and say this is my grandma." williams has toured with ripley's believe it or not -- and wants a reality show about a group of her friends who are also growing out their nails. and in case all this hasn't given you a strong reaction yet ... williams is also thanks for joining us.. "more access" is coming up next. ricky martin's ready to "live la vida loca" all over again tonight we talk with the singer on his huge vegas announcment! plus get out your pjs and grab your best buddy why britney spears is inviting you to a slumber party! mogul to mathmatics genius see how taraji p henson's new role in "'hidden figures" could land her first oscar gold! and we talk to movie star, 'miles teller' abou

william: you make a good point.t assumeot is that we are going to go back to the profitability levels we saw precrisis. it is one to be worth it in some situations, the right call. generally, the things to focus on, and you made a good point to good academic, papers written on this. it is a good thing to continue to watch. the other thing to watch is interbank lending rates. it is hard to have a liquidity crisis without that showing up in the ois. focus on the broader economy. what are the prospects of the european growth? are they being underestimated? re: worrying too much about yingation -- are we worri too much about deflation? if you are going to buy individual stocks, you have to get comfortable with the balance sheet risks. back in 2007-2008, no amount of work can get you comfortable sometimes. sometimes, you have to take the plunge. the banking sector is never one for you faint hearted. it is a carry trade. -- a hairy trade. you are more confident with cyclical trade? you are more comfortable with a cyclical

according to 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 wa

for rick williams and monica malpass and cecily tynan and jaime apody and ducis rogers and sharrie williamsff. "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 williams are in new york 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

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the group decided to join the black lives matter protest and shut down the 1-40 bridge, mike williams, mpa president: "frank gottie has held one of the biggest civil rights demonstrations of since the williams became well known advocate last year during his campaign for memphis mayor mike williams, mayoral candidate (september 2015): "this is the distribution hub so we're not going to get rid of the warehouse jobs, however, we are going to have to possibly get some of these warehouses to start hiring these people full-time" he continues to urge the city to create jobs and youth initiatives in community centers mike williams "you don't have any activities in there you don't have the availability of resources in those communities to try to young people to get them out of the streets." frank gottie, protester: "we can agree on the same things and that means a lot because he's a police officer and i'm a citizen of memphis i'm a protester so if we can agree on things that means a lot of things can come to the table and get agreed-upon" both men hope joint support will affect city hall, whi

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