well, i understand that wilt henshaw worked for you. wilt and about 45 other men. have any idea what happened to him? well, i figured he got sick of the old man and took off. well, he seemed nice enough to me when i talked to him. let me tell u something about old man henshaw. number one: he's a poser. there's nothing he likes better than one drink a day, all day long. two: he's lazy. i had to fire him from his job at my sawmill. three: well, he's a nuisance. yeah, the sheriff told me about him being a nuisance. i figure the boy just got fed up with him and took off. of course, old gabe refuses to admit that to himself. he prefers to think he's dead. come here and take a look at this. that's where old gabe gets his ideas: out of a bottle. i'm sorry to cause you the trouble now, hear? no trouble at all. anytime. bye now. you're running out on me. well, there just doesn't seem to be much substance to what you've told me. no, because there's not much substance to . i'm e town plague. i'm dirt under everybody's feet. real joy would come to varga if i were be washed awa

streets marching in the and burning buildings and smashing car bill -- car wilting's. -- windows. companiesparticular eye out to boycott right now, but i think it would be nice to boycotts and the entertainment outlets, such as broadway and wayma, and records, for the they mistreated mr. pence at the broadway showing. i think it will be marvelous to put a boycott on the entertainment like that. host: have you changed, this year, or in the past -- are there particular retailers that you are considering avoiding because of the election? caller: not because of the election, i just feel the being able to boycott like that is a perfectly legitimate, acceptable way to have your voice heard. host: ok. some other headlines today -- president-elect donald trump continues to shape up his cabinet. top of theat the list is retired marine corps general james mattis, who is a front runner for the spot of

whither wilt thou lead me? speak, i'll go no further. mark me. hamlet: i will. my hour is almost come, when i to sulphurous and tormenting fires must render up myself. hamlet: speak. i am bound to hear. so art thou to revenge... am thy father's spirit, doomed for a certain term to walk the night... riley... get back to the sick bay. he murdered my father... and my mother. you could be wrong. don't throw away your life on a mistake. i'm not wrong. but that i am forbid to tell the secrets of my prison-house... i know that voice. that face, i know it. i saw it. he murdered them. thy soul, freeze thy young blood. it's an order. give me the weapon. if thou didst ever thy dear father love... get back to the sick bay. go on. it's going beautifully. what is it? what's wrong? there was a voice out of the past haunting me, torturing me. there was another part i once played long ago. i never told you about it. now that same curtain rises again. the time has come. no, father. the time will never come. after my performance, the last two who can harm you will be gone. what ar

(whispering): put the phone down, wilt. macgyver: where is he? get down! mac! what the hell is going on?! (grunts) (glass shatters) you see him? ou? riley: i wanted to tell you, but they would've sent me back to prison. so, you lied to me, too. and mac's been lying to me for years. he's supposed to be my best friend. he's still your friend. you've all been lying to me. why should i believe you now? hey, man, you talking to me yet? i've always told you everything. i'm just sorry you didn't feel you could do the same. it was just protocol. protocol?! a man showed up at my house with a gun and you gonna talk to me about protocol?! . boze... that everything you ever told me was a lie. and you know the worst part? i know this lunatic killer was telling the truth, while my best friend... lied. (door opens) (footsteps approaching) ? ? mr. bozer, the purpose of this meeting is to determine if you are a security threat to the united states. security threat? me? securi-- i'm not even an empty threat. are you kidding me?! mac, come on, back me up here. look, bozer, it's j

hates authority, but becomes on authority and there are several things he said to me through those wilteds which are very painful and one is when they discover gravitational waves it won't be me that he was ousted from the project and he also said about himself as an authority he said, he never strove for power because power disrupts you. >> a very poignant remark in this teenage. >> it was very difficult because he talks about also, how caltech was in some sense more of his country that either germany or the us. .. >> he's making this case for science as the on the real thing around -- the only real thing around which humanity can converge. and we're standing here today in a very divided time, and you have to think, you know, this language is still there. >> it's why, i mean, what you're saying is so important, because it's why we have to be very upset if our leaders say things like i don't believe in science. it's not an option. [laughter] to believe or not believe in science. and the fact that it's -- >> yes. [applause] >> and i, on the day when they announced this major discovery whic

(whispering): put the phone down, wilt. macgyver: where is he? get down! mac! what the hell is going on?! (grunts) (glass shatters) who the hell are you? riley: i wanted to tell you, but they would've sent me back to prison. so, you lied to me, too. and mac's been lying to me for years. he's supposed to be my best friend. he's still your friend. you've all been lying to me. why should i believe you now? hey, man, you talking to me yet? i've always told you everything. i'm just sorry you didn't feel you could do the same. it was just protocol. protocol?! a man showed up at my house with a gun and you gonna talk to me about protocol?! and then, this man who wants to kill you, tells me i don't know you at all. boze... that everything you ever told me was a lie. and you know the worst part? i know this lunatic killer was telling the truth, (door opens) (footsteps approaching) ? ? mr. bozer, the purpose of this meeting is to determine if you are a security threat to the united states. security threat? me? securi-- i'm not even an empty threat. are you kidding me?! m

(whispering): put the phone down, wilt. macgyver: where is he? get down! mac! what the hell is going on?! (grunts) (glass shatters) you see him? who the hell are you? riley: i wanted to tell you, but they would've sent me back to prison. so, you lied to me, too. and mac's been lying to me for years. he's supposed to be my best friend. he's still your friend. you've all been lying to me. why should i believe you now? hey, man, you talking to me yet? i've always told you everything. i'm just sorry you didn't feel you could do the same. it was just protocol. protocol?!

and why on table number four are there wilted flowers? beats me. they say if you talk to them they can grow... replace them! you know, dear i think i'll try the salmon poche. uh, excuse me. if i were you, i'd have the sole mousseline. the chef uses too much heat for the salmon. i don't like the sole mousseline. you won't like the salmon, either. may i recommend for you the veal l'estragon. excuse me. if you open your mouth one more time it will be the last. yeah, but... ( grunts ) get back to work. oh, my. isn't this lovely? yeah. where are the girls? mr.... mr. furley... later. they get here later. it's a little early yet. well, when they do, you better stand back. i don't want you getting crushed in the stampede. good evening. uh, do you have a reservation? oh, no, but we're friends of the chef. you're friends of jacques. ooh, did you hear that? he called jack "jacques." who cares. where are the girls? mr. furley. do you think it's possible to get a table? for friends of jacques, of course. this way. hi. how we doing so far? having a good time? y

few showers on friday, most wilt stay dry. if you're waiting until tomorrol morning to hit the shops or if you're taking the day off, tomorrow is not a bad day, mildd temperatures with some west ofia d.c. possibly reaching the lower 60s. the weekend is cooler, but more sunshine and we will stay dry which honestly at this point is a shame because we do need the rain we're in a little bit of a drought situation.uati hopefully we can put a dent innt that drought as we head intoto next week. today, 57-degree, one degree warmer than last year. dulles 59, bwi57 degrees for your daytime highs. quiet, but cloudy up and down the eastern coastline. it's this cloud cover, this bands of clouds out here to the west that contains a little piece of energy that will swing through as we head through therg day tomorrow and give us a chance of a couple of showers. most stay dry and it's not any sort of washout by any means. 46, 48-degrees west virginia there. kind of follow the winds. see how they come out of the west and dip town to the south b

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and if you're going to do anything of thee things, go speeding over wall wilt man bridge to mack it obvioust's stupid thing number one. stupid thing number two telling the media every player in the nfl has a gun and needs one for protect that was probably what got him fired. but that leads to this. where is his representation? agent, lawyer, someone to feed him lines on what to say like every other athlete had. if he simply says i'm sorry i can talk about any of the details of this case, i think he still actually has his job and finally eagles have to get some of the blame also. this is the fourth incident involving a player and the law since coach doug pederson got here. they set an example early maybe none of this happens. luce so. >> he have fromming. you know what i think stupid thing number one is. >> not registering his gun. we all have to do that. taylor swift bringing hope the bacon. the pop star is 2016's highest paid woman in music. she earn $107 million. her tour grossed more than $200 million much not bad. $200 million here and there. adele is second place with earnings of about

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we'll talk about how chilly wilt get. back to you. maria: commitment 2016, and hillary clinton and donald trump both holding rallies tonight in the crucial swing state of north carolina. ed: clinton appearing in raleigh, with senator bernie sanders stressing issues of social justice. >> right now, people across the country coming together to do just that. they are rejecting the device hopeful and inclusive. we know that america is big hearted not small minded. ed: music star pharrell williams also taking part in the rally. earlier in the day president obama poked fun at donald trump's feud with saturday night live. >> i mean, that is the thing that bothers you, and you want to be president of the united states? come on, man. ed: the president campaigning in florida where polls show a close race between clinton and trump. maria: donald trump spoke in military families, and slamming hillary clinton's leadership qualities. >> we know hillary cannot be trusted. we know that. can we trust her with our security? no! maria: trump's family wa

indiscernible] we are wondering how shawn o'connor would do you know on the spotlight -- he did not wilt. >> it was sort of like a party crasher i have become used to seeing them on stage but they did touch a lot of issues. they talked about the second amendment, foreign policy influence if any of political action committees was also an area where there was a lot of bickering back-and-forth with o'connor trying to say that he is a sort of an independent reporter: and open new all these areas is. reporter:he minute win this race but certainly a longshot shawn o'connor but they are concerned about who he is siphoning for some that is very pannaway manor is probably about 50% according to our last poll the conventional wisdom is -- wisdom more from shea-porter that is not absolutely a reporter: definite -- we do not really know until election day. yeah, the voters was a that is so much more -- worry is about all the division and we have seen in this election will here is a positive sign you caught this as they were walking out have a look at this photograph year. maybe there is some healing

temperatures will be mid to wilt upper 50's. 5 rain comes in tonight andnd stays with us throughhrgh wednesday.dn right now we got to get to to gt .raffic though. it's monday morning.'s monday how is the commute,er gin.ommut >> right now the commute has we had a crash on the innersh o loop that was blocking the offff ramp to telegraph road. that cleared.. things moving along again just fine. fine. as you make your way across mak the wilson bridge 295 looking5 i good to the 11th street stree bridge. all of our inbound bridges arenb quiet right now and traffic isfc looking good on gw parkway. pary now keep in mind metro gearingra up for service at 5:00. a team coverage with melanie alnwick. safe track surge 11 northern virginia commuters impactck s ic predominant.edomin continuous single trackinguo between west false church and east falls church on theusest he expect crowded conditions evend during rush hour trains only running every 20 minutes andev that can cause someery crowdinc on the blue line as well.he blue we have you covered as safeed ae track surge 11 kicks in this1 ki mornin

it wilts when exposed to explosive materials. it contains nan particles that absorb water when tainted with resid residue. it will give them a tell teal sign of something malicious and the journal is published in the journal "nature." >> ever feel like you're doing too much things at once. hands going up in the studio at home. turns out you're probably right. a ucf brain researcher is saying it makes it less effective. and while we may think we're doing two or three things at once our brains aren't real keeping up. >> and with each of those switches there's a loss of the high resolution of that information. how do avoid the overload and be happier and more effective in the digital age. kristen sze has that for you coming up tonight on "ans 7 news at 11:00." >> we're all too busy. >> we are and there's simple adjustments to make. >> looking forward to your piece. >> thanks. >> educating millions >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, an attorney calls foul against warriors awl star draymond green and b.a.r.t. what draymond says in

can't you see i'm wilting? [ ding! ] there must be something i could change myself into where i wouldn't make mistakes. aunt clara, the only thing i want you to change is your hat. and we're gonna do that by buying you the prettiest one we can find. oh! oh, i must say, aunt clara, you do look lovelier in daisies than you did in philodendron leaves. and you're much better company here than you would have been if you'd gone out to pasture. oh, well, thank you, dear. and thank you so much for the hat. it was time that i got a new one. [ chuckles ] [ gasps ] time! oh! oh, i forgot. i forgot darrin's watch. oh, oh, dear. oh, it'll take me at least 15 minutes but it would only take me a second to pop over and back. promise you won't tell. me tell? oh, certainly not. uh, tell what? aunt clara, you wait right here. i'll be -- i'll be back in a flash. [ ding! ] in a flash. huh. probably easier to get than a taxi. [ chuckles ] not wilting. now, you know, when i was a plant, the trouble -- my, uh, uh -- my -- do you mind? this is

little bit before he corrected butina it gets down so small and tears up a little bitts after yu wilted that you don't really need to do that. then take the shelves. and cook them according to the directions on the boxn witches could be eight or ten minutes. cut them and then drain it and then rinse a really good because they're going to sit around and that they will stick together thd then they will tear.e you might even put a little olive oil in the water which i never do l when you make pasta because i want pasta to absorb the sauces. for this, we don't want to stuff to stick together. it's pretty simple. you line all of these out. it's going to look really pretty.net you get the idea. i s one more before the coup de grace. we are going to take some nice mozzarella.ng i got imperial mozzarella and you line the cello. after that you top each one with a little bit of mozzarella you take that baby, pop it in the oveny and in about 20 minuts you have a great dinner. put in the refrigerator. then put in the evident the next day.t going to look good after the we have stuff out of the oven.

. >> at the end of the season we get brown and wilted. you cut them off? >> yes, you do. cut them as far as you can into the bush. those are a great plant. they are red yucka. >> i'm new and the succulents, they will do okay in the winter here? >> some of them. some of them don't. you have to be very specific on succulents. if they are native to other deserts and warmer climates, they can suffer some cold damage. >> some of the agaves can freeze. you need to protect them. be careful which ones you pick. most of our signs will tell you whether or not they need protection in the winter. >> most of the cactuses can suffer damage. >> and they will suffer damage on the new growth. >> there's such an art to keeping. >> care of your garden. >> there is. and we have harsh environment. >> our soil is lacking in organic matter. you need organic matter, prushth that need product that needs to be in soil. the moisture and the nutrients sick to those particles and that's how the roots draw the moisture and nutrients from. if you have desert sand or clay, the plants can't get much nutr

the armed forces history museum wilt close at the end of january for years it has been operating every yea crash to keep it alive. he passed away last month. >> they are looking for a donor or else the doors will close. >> this home is fog away. i'm hoping that somebody has a heart for that. and will want to continue to salute them. >>> as for the ideas the >>> it has been a big for musical acts with dolly parton. barbra streisand tonight. another major act is oming. >> sweet caroline. >> good times never seemed to good. >> neil diamond will be celebrating his tickets go on style for american express holders. you have to get them early. for the rest of the public on december 9th. that's going to be good. >>> vehicles driving around tampa. it's not about driverless. a big come back. >> that's not such. guys are mostly clear. ((kelly--vo-)) it's the >>> it is the future of the roadway. autonomous and connected vehicles. that reality may the be far off. the florida automated summit. there is such a thing. >> and we send mike bennett out there to find out how far we are from seeing the tec

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discuss the election results, the trump transition in full swing as tracie potts reports two picks will wilt a lot of influence. >> the trump transition team serve as chief of staff and conservative news executive stephen bannon who headed the trump campaign will become chief strategist. >> they will both have big roles in the trump administration as well as they should. there is a small senior team. >> in a wide-ranging interview trump admits he won't completely replace obamacare. >> are you going to make sure that people with pre-existing conditions are still covered? >> yes, of the strongest assets also with children living with their parents for an extended period. >> republicans say part of the trump wall with mexico could be a fence and millions of immigrants will not be quickly deported. >> we are focused on securing the border. >> as protests continue, democrats are concerned. >> i caution anyone who in their protest becomes the very thing they are protesting against turning to hateful and ideals that are sacred in this country. >> tracie potts nbc news washington.>>> a possible cont

the names are be wilt held in the family members are identified. two others wounded, no word on their conditions. the curse has been broken in chicago. the cubs won if first world series title in 108 years. >> we have some footage of the cubs returning to wrigley field. this was -- the championship parade could happen as soon as tomorrow. shaen mclane has more -- sean mclane has more. >> celebrating the moment they cubs emerged victor yus in 2016, 8-7 in ten innings. a rain delay and stretched into the night. they didn't seem to mind. >> it hasn't be easy, the cubs are awesome and the supporters and fans, so great. this is happening. >> the cubs took three in a row to close out game seven in ten innings. >> it was one game at a time mentality. once we were here today, we knew it was just a matter of one game showing up and it happened exactly as it should have. >> some disappointed that there had to be a loser. >> fans were awesome. cubs were great. just a great night. >> erupting in celebration 108 years in the making and the president joined in t

join us live plus we have a whole bunch of other guests including grumpy cat, michael good win and wiltutes from now on the channel everybody trusts. >> i heard trumpy kachcat. the coffee is terrible and he is complaining. >> tastes like it is burnt. >> steve, great to see you this morning. ways wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >> like clayton said, take your kids outside. >> my son, he was so sweet last night. we have to wake up my sister. we will wake her up early. it is 6:22 eastern time. we will be the closest. that is when it will be the closest in 70 years. >> so beautiful there over the capital of washington, d.c. as well. >> you can see washington, d.c. >>> meanwhile, president-elect donald trump making hoikt health care

he's the first warrior to score 990 points in three games since wilt chamberlain in 1959. k.d. threw down 37 and 15 in the second quarter to go with steph curry's 28 but the team had 15 turnovers and the suns turned into 25 points. team is still trying to get a feel for each other. >> klay had some great looks tonight and draymond had great looks, steph, myself and it's a matter of them going in. those go in we've got 15, 16 points. a couple of times we missed wide open threes and, you know, they might have got off the rebound and got it going and in for a layup and for the most part we had great looks. >> a real test tomorrow night before hosting okc on thursday night. >> another false start. >> seattle is the last thing to lead the league in penalties to win the super bowl so it can be done so we'll keep an eye on it though they like to clean that up. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 10:00. coming up two best friends, one jewish and one muslim dress up as a superhero team for halloween. how their simple costume is changing hartz and minds. >> and then at 1 is 1:00 it's a r

we took that down and it wilts to this. >> that was a room full of spinach earlier. >> the whole studio was filled. this is some cream, shallotshal garlic, bay leaf. >> can you substitute like low fat milk? it's not the same, i know. >> no. >> sorry, i thought i'd ask. >> it's a good try. >> yeah, i appreciate that. >> okay. >> yeah. >> we're going to add some egg yolks. >> okay. >> yeah, keep going there. don't burn it there, chef, huh? >> i'm trying not to. >> appreciate that. whisk that up. a medium size whisk. in minnesota, we like to go a little bit bigger. there we go. and then we have -- thank you, thank you. and then we're going to fry these cheese curds. we bread it. traditional breading method, egg, flour, bread crumbses. >> what are cheese curds? what kind of cheese do you use? >> just cow's milk. >> just cheese. there's no name. >> the pure et form. >> just cheese. >> fine, why do i even care? >> we can call it something fancy. >> thank you. >> cheese curds. >> real quick. >> then we put it on top like that. >> this is going to clog a few >> i've had this -- i've had this di

he's the first warrior to score 990 points in three games since wilt chamberlain in 1959. k.d. threw down 37 and 15 in the second quarter to go with steph curry's 28 but the team had 15 turnovers and the suns turned into 25 points. team is still trying to get a feel for each other. >> klay had some great looks tonight and draymond had great looks, steph, myself and it's a matter of them going in. those go in we've got 15, 16 points. a couple of times we missed wide open threes and, you know, they might have got off the rebound and got it going and in for a layup and for the most part we had great looks. >> a real test tomorrow night before hosting okc on thursday night. >> another false start. >> seattle is the last thing to lead the league in penalties to win the super bowl so it can be done so we'll keep an eye on it though they like to clean that up. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 10:00. coming up two best friends, one jewish and one muslim dress up as a superhero team for halloween. how their simple costume is changing hartz and minds. >> and then at 1 is 1:00 it's a r

>> we colt wit a wilt proof and it should last through the holidays for you. >> there you go. this is my kind of plant. [ laughter ] >> mine too. and i will say my pink tree does not have to be watered! i love that. [ laughter ] >> shady lane, still time to order a tree and have it delivered? >> this is a up. >> still a lot of time to do that. shadylanegreenhouse.com from trees to wreaths to poan set yas -- poinsettias, and you've got great holiday hours going on too, which is fun. >> and the train is going to run right for the train fanatic in your family, holly. >> i do have that! >> we have a thomas train running. >> you do? >> i love it. thanks, heidi. great to see you. >>> we have a lot more coming up on today's show. the add adventure of a kitchen gadget. it's designed to make life easier. why it was recommended by weight watchers. >>> also ahead, she can swim, bike and run. she's also blind. we're going to hear how one woman overcame adversity and the common condition she almost overlooked. >>> when your child is sick there's nothing more important than the right medica

anyone who has spent time with the trumps don't beach there melania is a wilting wallflower. truth is he's on message with obamacare increases right now. he's on message with the lack of ability to trust hillary clinton operation. 3,500 bureaucrats will be holding positions in state department and military and other places. national security is important. these times of things gathered the attention of the nation. >> national security is important. what do we know about donald trump and national security? he's palling up with vladimir putin. donald trump says make america great again. for what? he's instability. hillary clinton is stability. that's what you will be voting on next tuesday. jenna: as donald trump does battle for every vote which is five days to go, we'll talk to a history professor. who he thinks will become our next president and why. next. freedom. one nation in all of human history was built on that bedrock, ours. freedom has made america exceptional, but it can only last if you and i choose to act as people of character. forging character has been the pursu

it's wilted." >> steve: ugh! [ laughter ] ? >> jimmy: "thank you, donald trump and hillary clinton, for both holding your election night parties in new york city, which will result in the lamest reenactment of 'west side story' ever." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ? you're never alone you're never disconnected ? ? >> jimmy: and finally, this is the last one. last thank you note. but i love you. i love you, boy. [ laughter ] ? and it's time for you to grow up, time for you to get a job, get married, hopefully do better than your old man did. [ laughter ] ? but i will take you with me wherever i go ? [ laughter ] to -- >> jimmy: i'm working out my one-man, my one-man show. >> steve: the one-man show. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: it's called "thank you notes." >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: but with notes, "thank you notes." >> jimmy: here you go, lengthy notes. here's the last one. ? "thank you, arby's, for selling out of your new deer meat sandwich on its first day, or as santa put it, 'guess i'll be using an uber from now on.'"

that w stood for wilting dispair. cubs fans had to wait no more today they finally got to witness a cubs world series parade. this was the scene as thousands of cubs fans opened grant park. and they are he ' off 6789 fansn waited overnight at the gates for the chance to make sure they receive a front row seat for the victory rally, 108 years in thee making. it wasn't one road, all the between 5 and 6 million people swarmed the streets and and 6 gt park forth cubs world seriesrld parade and vicary recall yess only 2 million people live in h chicago so that take that numbet with a grain of salt maybe. this is the scene as the cubs as players made their way throughdt the the city. there was a small hiccup, however, the player lost his hah when the top of the bus he wasbu on graced a power line. he's okay. he just lost his hat.. > in chicago it was trust falls. a couple of people 18-foot statute and turnedan around like a scene from mean girls and they fell into the crowd. luckily they were caught. there was no regina geo

locally officials estimates that ensuring the well-being of everyone n involved in the festivities wilt cost over $75 million. the city itself will spendd somewhere between 40 and $50 million to manage a event ot this size with much of that money going toward crowd control. some of it being spentg just to get people around town. you'll find that washington is a small bi very easy to get from point a ta point b, but we encourage individuals who take metro, dot, not take car. as for the hundreds of business owners they're cashing in, too. many of which will be open 24 hours a day for five straight days. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. > you and i are taking while some emptied their wallete on black prescriptionir otherser waited until today to go shopping. on what has become the newest shopping holiday, small business saturday. daumier bowser and other city officials went on a walking tour of the shaw neighborhood.od. they wanted to bring attention to the small businesses in these area and encourage people tole shop there. last year more than 95 millionlo people shopped on small bu

. >> reporter: the november sun is still boiling in florida, but the heat doesn't seem to be wilting of these hillary clinton supporters awaiting they are arrival. >> i am wildly enthusiastic about hillary clinton. >> reporter: the people at this rally in pasco, florida. you're thinking as she makes her closing arguments why she should be president should she be talking about donald trump? >> she should be talking about donald trump and continuing to challenge him. >> i don't like him. >> he's awful. >> reporter: during this rally, clinton spent considerable time challenging trump. >> when i think what we now know about donald trump and what he's been doing for 30 years he sure has spent a lot of time deme demeaning, degrading, insulting women. >> reporter: but most of the people we talked to harrisburg clinton should focus on hillary clinton in order to build up enthusiasm. >> one thing, donald trump can speak for himself and get himself in trouble without hillary's help. and, so, i believe she should continue to talk about herself, her vision for this country, for the next four yea