say, very famously, "i am lenny -- bruce. to the pleasure of introducing our keynote , because there are those sorts of connections as well. graduated phir beta kappa in english and american literature. since then, she has been a loyal alumni anded supporter of the university. we are appreciative of the allegiance you have shown to the university in the succeeding decades. mid-1950's to the late 1950's, playboy was crucial in jumpstarting the careers of three major comedians. morts all, dick groat agree, and of course, lenny bruce. playboy played an extra new role in the transformation of american economy away from a personal towards effort at pursuing truth, and in that sense, there is a historic role here that they have played in that particular change towards something that would indeed alter the direction really of american economy, and pursue it in directions that would allow the understanding really have perhaps uncomfortable truths, racial or sexual come a weather political. and finally, the argument for christie hefne

>> bruce: it was this century! >> patrick: i've been on this planet -- >> bruce: how about this century we've already won one? >> patrick: you know, i've been on this planet for 55 years, you've won one. you know what, you guys are worse than notre dame fans. you're worse than notre dame fans. >> bruce: i wouldn't mind winning every 25 years. >> patrick: you cling onto that. >> anthony: i mean look, uh, chicago is a great city. >> bruce: yes, it is. >> anthony: it deserves to win, right? i mean -- >> bruce: the thing is about chicago sports fans, we got to see the greatest basketball player that ever lived. we were witnessing in our prime, in our prime we got to see this. >> anthony: right. >> bruce: so now we, we're now holding things up to a higher standard of excellence. >> anthony: right. >> bruce: now here's where the cubs fans and sox fans join forces, to watch the bear game. >> anthony: right. >> patrick: that's something we can all agree on. >> anthony: you both hate the bears? >> bruce: no, no, we love the

"] ♪ bruce springsteen: thanks. let's get out there and vote tomorrow. >> bruce springsteen across the river to philadelphia along with jon bon jovi, warming up the crowd. herary clinton is here with daughter and we expect obama and the first lady. .hat will be tonight good evening, philadelphia. it is exciting to see, hear, and feel enthusiasm. the greatn one of honors of my life to travel on behalf of my mother's campaign to meet the organizers who were working so hard with no sleep. to be here with the tens of thousands of people here is extraordinary. grateful and i am ridiculously proud of my mom. --m on a pyogenic way unapologetically biased towards her. i hope you understand why that is true for me. i cannot wait to cast my vote for her tomorrow. i would like to think that i am the most excited person here. a little bitht be more excited. so, from the bottom of my heart, thank you all very much. it is now my great honor to introduce my dad, president bill clinton. you.clinton: thank first of all, you just saw

there is a place for everyone in bruce springsteen's america. [applause] >> bruce! bruce! [applause] >> cicely tyson. [applause] >> for 60 years, cicely tyson has graced the screen and the stage, enlightening us with her groundbreaking characters and calls to conscious humility and hope. her achievements as an actor, her devotion to her faith, and her commitment to advancing equality for all americans, especially women of color, have touched audiences of multiple generations. from "the autobiography of miss jane pittman" to "sounder" to "the trip to bountiful," cicely tyson's performances illuminate the character of our people and the extraordinary possibilities of america. [applause] president obama: so just on a personal note, part of the reason these events are so special, everyone on this stage has touched me in a very powerful, personal way, in ways that they probably couldn't imagine, whether it was having been inspired by a song or a film, or atory or a , or in the case of one, introducing me to michelle. helpedre folks who have aboute who i am and think my presiden

bruce cooper is one of us. phoenix sports has been through a lot. bruce cooper there. >> on november 8, make the right choice. the best choice. the only choice. the veteran move. >> my name is bruce cooper and i approve this message. >> i vote for cooper. >> we could do a lot worse than don't leave me hanging. >> back in the day i had hair. we need those pictures for sure . you have our boat and i bet many others. >> my campaign is fiddles in every garage. >> between the emails in the hair, the lesser of two evils. >> is made me going check all of my emails. >> that's just who faces mushing together. >> why can't he be the man of honor? join us tomorrow morning as all this week we're joined by actress and comedian coco brown. i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran put

there is a place where everyone in bruce springsteen's america. [applause] >> bruce! >> bruce! [applause] >> cecily tyson. [applause] tyson hasrs, cicely graced the stage with a lightning aggravating characters. her devotion to faith unconvincing quality for all americans, especially women of color, has touched audiences for multiple versions. from the autobiography of miss jane pittman to "sounder" to "the truth to bountiful," her performance is eliminated the extraordinary possibilities of america. the character of our people and the extraordinary possibilities of america. [applause] [cheers] [applause] pres. obama: so, just on a personal note, for of the reason these events are so special to me is because everyone on this stage has touched me in a very powerful, personal way. in ways that they probably could not imagine. whether it was having been inspired by a song, or a game, film, or a or a of newt, or in the case mineral, introducing me to michelle-- [laughter] these are folks who have helped and thinko i am, about my presidency. and what also makes this special is that

there is a place for everyone in bruce springsteen's america. [applause] >> bruce! bruce! [applause] >> cicely tyson. [applause] >> for 60 years, cicely tyson has graced the screen and the stage, enlightening us with her groundbreaking characters and calls to conscious humility and hope. her achievements as an actor, her devotion to her faith, and her commitment to advancing equality for all americans, especially women of color, have touched audiences of multiple generations. from "the autobiography of miss jane pittman" to "sounder" to "the trip to bountiful," cicely tyson's performances illuminate the character of our people and the extraordinary possibilities of america. [applause] [cheers] president obama: so just on a personal note, part of the reason that these events are so speciato me is because everybody on this stage has touched me in a very powerful, personal way, in ways they probably could not imagine, whether it was having been inspired by a song or a game or a story or a film or a monument or in the case of newt minow, introducing me to michelle, these are f

what is it about bruce? >> i've been a fan since college. it's kind of how i met my husband, was a bruce connection. we've been to a i just love him. i love all his music. >> his heart, his soul. his morality. his ethics are right. >> reporter: can't say enough about him, he's the boss? >> he's the boss. >> reporter: love it. the members of the media get a few minutes to take pictures, watch what's going on, no kathy walsh, cbs4. >> pretty cool the boss is in town. >> going to head over there after the show? >> i would like to, but i don't think i could get a ticket. >>> next week we're talking about our first arctic blast of the season. high temperatures will stay low next week. this is a new phenomenon for us. most of november has been very warm. as we wrap up the month it's cold at the end of the month, but most of this above normal and now we're on track for this to end up being the seventh warmest november on record. there's only been six days with below normal temperatures so far. today will likely be the seventh. impressive considerin

bruce arians was livid on the arians got home for minnesota and started feeling discomfort. his wife took into the hospital for evaluation. larry fitzgerald it -- fitzgerald took over the media conference while arians recovers >> he's living a healthy lifestyle. it's important for him. he loves coaching and he's been doing it for a long time. he takes a lot of pride in it. i as a player do not have any concern about him being able to go forward are hearing, he will be okay. >> he's doing well. a lot of people have inquired. i think he will be getting out of the hospital pretty soon. we've been texting back and forth this afternoon and he seems to be in good spirits. >> that was also team president bruce arians the good as of this morning. they're not saying what was wrong with him but this is the second health scare he has at this season. he was taken to the hospital during a preseason road trip in san diego with diverticulitis .>> thank you so much. we hope he recovers soon. >>> another big story we've been talking about today, that crazy wet weather. check out the rain com

bruce springsteen performing right now. donald trump speaking shortly at this event in manchester, new hampshire, where running mate, mike pence, is talking right now. let's listen to him. >> new hampshire, one day from now, you must do your part to ensure that the next president to make appointments to the supreme court of the united states is president donald trump. so, as i wrap up and i'm going to slide off the stage and the next time you see me, you'll see him. i want to leave you with a challenge. i want to leave you with a challenge. i got a couple things for you to do because this isn't about rallies, right? this is about -- this is about making a difference. i mean, this is no ordinary time in the life of our nation. i'll never forget the night, it seems like just yesterday, karen and i, we had been told the call was coming. we prayed through it. we talked through it as a family. we knew what our answer would be. the phone rang, i picked up the phone, i heard that very familiar voice on the end of the line. he said

let's check in with bruce gordon again. bruce? >> guys, it could be rather late in the evening before we know the situation in the house of representatives, but we have a little better sense of what's going on in the u.s. senate. we know that 34 of 100 seats are up for grabs. we know that 24 of those 34 seats are held by republicans, meaning the ones playing defense. they start the evening with 54-46 margin of control in the us senate. let's take look at the big race we've been focusing on all night. katie mcginty the democratic challenger, pat toomey the republican income ban as we stand right now mcginty with well over 200,000 vote margin. so obviously that's good news for her. let's see where these numbers are coming from. well, we know that philadelphia is about 80% four out of every five votes counted so far. the margin is what you could expect. 400,000 to 100,004 to one ratio that is huge and that is what is moving and that's the engine behind what's going on right n now. so pennsylvania looks like it could be a pick up for

she's been a bruce fan her whole life. >> reporter: like everybody springstee?n. all sorts of fans lined up, many ke me ham many years. >> p??been listening to him my whole life, can't believe i'm here. >> i've never been to one of his concerts, but i'm here to see him y.his music. i like the music he creates and his work ethic. >> reporter: bruce's youngest fans springsteen so i'd get my dad. he called me in sick. >> reporter: and some very long time fans, too. [ cheering and applause ] and then the line started moving. >> smelled his cologne, awesome. >> reporter: one by one we all got her very short visit with ??' heai all books ess, who wendy, anyway? that's okay. aftewaiting to meet him for 40 years i did and i got this cool picture. >> got the photo to prove it, gary. we know gary is a huge fan, some big fans here. >> i saw him right afterwards. he looked like a kid in the candy shop. >> you know if bruce is in town or somewhere in the region that gary will be off a day or two because he's going to the concert and needs a recovery day as well. >> frame that

we've got to >> reporter: bruce arion says this game down to -- bruce arians says this came down to three plays. >> you've got to stay on your guy. we're playing man-to-man. basically cover zero. until they get the ball back in the quarterback's hands we should have had people getting to him faster. >> reporter: and then this interception returned for a touchdown could have never happened. the ref didn't call it. the dude made a good play. >> looked like he was trying to run out and couldn't get out of the grasp of the defender. >> carson was expecting me to break out. >> reporter: the cardinals should have kicked it out of the end zone instead of to the best return her in football. to start the second half. >> me and justin was outside. we had outside containment. those guys pushed us out and it was down to the safeties to the kicker and tony. the rest is history. >> reporter: bottom line, another loss and time is running out. >> when are we going to wake up and finally do what we know we can do? we better get it done, man. sitting at the house in january. >> reporter: despite those thre

.>>> tonight the story is 63-year-old bruce hocker. an investigation asking what happened after he got on this bus and why passengers and the bus driver didn't notice he was dying.>> to pass away helpless , alone with nobody to help you, that is terrible. >> in 90 seconds denver7 investigates what happened on and now tony kovaleski exclusive investigation. portions of the video are difficult to watch. >> that's my uncle bruce right there.>> the video clearly shows 63-year-old bruce hocker getting on the bus. >> it's hard to watch.>> in less than 30 seconds later, start to take deep breaths. >> kenneth dixon's uncle appears in some kind of distress in front of several passengers and in clear view of the bus drivers mirror he slumped sideways in his seat. smith i think i went numb.>> she got the phone call. >> i didn't believe what i heard. but i had to believe it. >> what you want to see come from our investigation? >>> that this won't happen to >> what has rtd said to you?>> nothing. we have not received a single phone call.>> is unacc

>>reporter: e >> bruce arians livid on the sideline. >>reporter: spiking on the cardinals sidelines in their loss to the vikings sunday afternoon. . >> back-to-back personal fouls. >>reporter: a frustrating game that had head coach bruce arians chewing out players and refs. >> that's what arians was hoping to get called. >>reporter: hours later he would end up in the hospital. >> it's stress when we're playing bad. we were 13-3 last year he was feeling good. a lot of that falls on our shoulderss and we don't feel good about it. i know he'll bounce back, the cardinals said aryan felt discomfort so his wife took him to the hospital to get checked

latest to see bruce arians at his desk. he is back in his expected to be on the practice field and on the slide lines for the game at atlanta. this came from coach bruce arians when he tweeted out earlier today. thank you for the well wishes, thoughts and prayers. i'm going good. everything checked out ok. happy to be back with the games just in the last hour, i talked directly with bruce arians' son jake to see how he is coming along today. be tough, especially when i know it has -- when it has been a long one like this. all of the tests came back positive. he is excited to be back with the guys. he is looking forward to get ready for atlanta this weekend and finish as strong as possible. light are today but he will be ready to go for atlanta this weekend. >> reporter: not surprised one bit. it is in his d.n.a., folks. as far as the atlanta falcons and the challen this sunday in atlanta, we'll look at the matchup and the game in 30 minutes. >>> anotherrest to stop the loop 202 southbound freeway construction has been rejec

arizona cardinals coach bruce arians is out of the hospital this coach bruce arians is out of the hospital this morning. the team says coach arians started feeling sick after sunday's game in minnesota. no word on what he came down with - but we do know that all of his tests were clean. this is the second time this year arians has been season.. he was admitted in san diego for stomach pains. rapper kanye west has been hospitalized in l- a.. after he abruptly canceled the rest of his "saint pablo" tour. west's mother- in-law - kris jenner says he is being treated for exhaustion. this comes after several days of bizarre behavior - during which west publicly attacked fellow musicians jay z and beyonce.. and went on a politically charged rant. adele night - for a re- scheduled concert. this after she had to cancel one in august due to a cold. anyone with a ticket to that show - was able to attend last night's concert at talking stick resort arena. team 12's emma jade and jen wahl went and tell us - it was awesome. broadway and hollywood's biggest stars are gearing up for the annual macy's than

daddy bruce once said. nothing beats love. now. 53 years later. his message endures. >> two hundred meals the first year. and wanted to feed five thousand. >> . are carrying on daddy bruces legacy. feeding those in need on thanksgiving. they remain optimist -bg say i donations this year. >> this street is is filled with trucks. those trucks have to be filled. >> . those trucks still sit empty. organizers tell the problem solvers. there are requests for five thousand food baskets this year. including 13 hundred from the housing authority. and school. and eleven hundred from seniors on their own. and the disabled. >> . organizers still need 150 thousand dollars. and a thousand volunteers to make it >> saturday. you can donate and volunteer by clicking on the daddy bruce thanksgiving link on our web site home page. kdvr.com. >> . you'll remember that the broncos actually had a period of eleven days without a game. earlier th-t season. that was different. that was the kind of break that can make a team ant seu. nice at first. ultimately dragged on. th

leshan, wusa 9. >> bruce, thank you. michelle obama took melania trump on a tour of the white house. >> live to new york where the president elect's plane just landed. he's had a busy day so it's been a very full day. there's pictures right now with the president elect, the incoming first lady and paul ryan and mike pence. >>> during the campaign donald trump and paul ryan are pledging to work together again. we saw that photo op there. ryan called it a productive meeting an said they are excited about getting to work for the american people. >> small and spontaneous protests in the city tay the possibility of more this evening, particularly at the trump international hotel which has been the target of minor vandalism and what is a very heavy security presence at the time. wusa's scott broom is at pennsylvania avenue to get us up to speed. >> reporter: well, with trump making the decision to go back to new york, his jet on the ground back there, the extremely heavy secret service and pd international vaporized but this r

bruce's father got sick and pass wood when bruce was teenager. while his family moved to florida. bruce stayed behind in new jersey to finish high school. found basement to live in i was there probably for about a month or two before i couldn't pay my rent. homeless and nowhere to go. i ended up living in my car for two years in high school when you lived in park through the 12th see seasons cold and winter and snow and wet sleet and rain. afr bruce enlisted in the navy. it was best thing i ever did. really, you know put me on a path straightened me out. he left the military and started wacky world studio. in 1979. hard work. that's what it takes. it's not, nit's never handed to you oh bruce takes personal ownership of each project. what i'll do is i'll actually sit down and draw with clients. i'll cartoon and design and companies love the turnkey approach of whacky world. we design it create a we build it cans we sculptwe make it we ship it and install it. bruce is so thankful for his team and what he calls the blessing that is have come his way. >> i'm very humbled of what i hav

bruce arians update, he is back in the office. he is expected to be at practice and on sidelines sunday. coach arians put out this message to the well wishes out there. he said thank you for the thoughts an prayers along the way. earlier this afternoon, i had a chance to talk to jake arians who is close to his dad and excited to see his dad back for a normal workweek in preparation for the next game at the atlanta falcons. >> the stress of the season can be tough, especially when it has far. all of the tests came back positive in his favor. he is back in his the favor. he is looking forward to finishing up the season as strong as possible. >> reporter: a lot of football coming p with turkey day and nfl sunday. 10:00 a.m. fox nfl sunday and the cardinals at matt ryan's atlanta falcons that will be a challenge for sure. falcons having a good season far in the nfl season. let's not forget about what happens on turkey day. thanksgiving, 2:00 p.m., fox nfl pregame, washington taking on the 9-1 dallas cowboys and the remarkable story of

bruce springsteen. cicely tyson. >> we lost the audio coming from the white house for just a moment there. look at that cast of characters. you're looking at the 21 recipients of president obama's presidential medal of freedom. in just a moment, we expect the president to enter the room. jonathan remains here with me. it's such an impressive group of people. there's bill and melinda gates we're looking at on the right of your screen. i think that was diana ross briefly. >> as is often said, never has so much talent been assembled in the white house -- ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [ chooeers and applause ] >> hello, hello, hello! thank you! thank you! thank you so much. thank you. everybody, please have a seat. we got some work to do here. this is not all fun and games. welcome to the white house, everybody. today we celebrate extraordinary americans who have lifted our spirits, strengthened our union, pushed us towards progress. i always love doing this event. but thi

s ace --bruce schneier security technologist. he's the author of "data and goliath: the hidden battles to collect your data and control your world." talk about your concerns today in the aftermath of the 2016 election. >> a lot of our voting machines are basically computers. especially computers without any paper audit trail or horrible to hacking -- vulnerable to hacking and errors in ways that cannot be corrected. my worry is we're going to happen election where there is credible evidence of a hack and we're literally not going to know the actual results and have no way to figure it out. and that, right now, will be disaster for our system. amy: your concern is we're going to have an election. do you think we had one? >> my guess is no. it is interesting to watch these three states. amy: you mean pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan? >> yes, those three states. there are anomalies in the results that seem to correlate with voting machine types. that is a red flag for hacking. and something we should look at and we should defin

what do say bruce? something gallant? >> hey bruce come here and take a look at this. here. what's the matter old buddy? >> tom i want straight talk. >> knock off the corn and home me the grits. i seen you walk away from things when your needed and she nieced you. if you're walking awayy - >> what do you want me to do? sing with violins. i don't believe in the big farewell. too big heavy scenes. what's so different huh? >> because this is naome and she's a nice, sweet, simple girl. you owe her. >> tell you what i'll do, o old buddy. i can fix so it you can take >> if you weren't frfresh out o the hospital son i would beat your brains out. >> no you won't. i'm about the only friend you got lele. couple things more and i'll be long gone and you can have whatever is left over. >> come in. reporting to the office. >> right.t. >> captain collier and you trained together. i understand your friends? >> sure, we are. >> he has the qualification i desire and i have just two days getting this thing together. he's going to fly the path finder in. >> bruce >> he knows the odds are again

there has been a lot of talk about why didn't bruce arians fumble recovery. you're not going to believe what happened with a technical glitch in the booth. nfl officiating under fire again. you will hear bruce arians' explanation at 6:00. >>> al rare inside look at ? >>> adele opening up about her personal life in an interview with "vanity fair." the singer says she battled postpartum depression following the birth of her son four years ago. however, her world revolves around her son. she stopped drinking and stopped smoking. she will if three weeks to make up for the concert she missed. >> reporter: what authorities say a man tried to smuggle in tortillas into the country. >>> new accusations being made by both campaigns in a war of i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights ual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words mat

joining us now is bruce kasman. the last time at this time last year before the first interest rate hike in a decade the fed outlined that it was considering doing it at the quote next meeting. couldn't get more explicit than that. do you expect the same kind of language out of today's announcement? >> no. they don't need to do what they did last year partly because they put in a strong statement at the last meeting. last year at this time the market hadn't been pricing in a large probability of a hike. they felt at the time a need to move more forcefully. >> my question is if they don't do that will they get accused -- it's a lose-lose situation. will they get accused of being a little politically focused watching the results of the election and maybe seeing that as big uncertainty factor on the economy, the markets and their policy? >> well, i think, obviously the fed is going to be signalling to us that they are likely to be moving in december but not giving us any commitments. there's obviously a case not a larg

bruce springsteen is coming to denver next week. folks have been talking about it. lots of fans of the boss. he'll be at the tattered cover on colfax for a book signing, tickets went on sale this morning. they're sold out. the tattered cover said they actually sold out in under five minutes. i guess i'm not surprised. everybody wants to see bruce. >> his concert, same thing. >> good luck. >>> also this weekend president obama is kicking off his final white house thanksgiving with an age old american tradition, the turkey pardon. >> we always get a little chuckle out of this. we got our first look at this year's official white house turkeys, which we know many people are turkeys. this one is tater, the other one is named tot from an iowa farm in storm lake. the turkey pardon started 69 years ago with president truman. this is the sixth time iowa turkeys have been part of the presidential pardon. afterward both birds will retire to a place called gobblers rest. >> they live out their lives. >> we hope you'll join us light the lights. >> join cheryl preheim, corey rose

and musicians jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen. last-minute adjustments being made to the stage at independence hall. events will start at 7:30 and will wrap up with a final pitch by hillary clinton as to why she deserves the vote. people are asking how do i get to 5th and arch, that's where people are being told to head if they have reservations and tickets. reporting live from old city, i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >> all right, denise. >>> right now vice presidential nominee mike pence is in pennsylvania, campaigning in erie, where he took the stage just a few minutes ago. our coverage of decision 2016 continues at 4:30 with a look at the trump campaign. in place 10's erin coleman traveled to new york city where both campaigns will host victory parties tomorrow. >> erin trump has spent a lot of time and energy here in pennsylvania, we know that, right? >> reporter: absolutely. he has been sprinting from one battleground state to the next. as you guys have been talking about, he's in scranton in about an hour from now. that's

[applause] >> bruce springsteen. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, president of the united and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] >> we've got some work to do here. it is not all fun and games. welcome to the white house. extraordinaryrate americans who have lifted our spirits, strengthened our unions, pushed us. i have always loved doing this event. this is a particularly impressive bunch. we have innovators and artists. rabble-rousers, athletes, or mound character actors like the guy from space jam. [laughter] we pay tribute to those distinguished individuals when our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. let me tell you about each of them. first we came close to missing out on a bill and melinda gates incredible partnership because apparently bill's opening line was do you want to go out two weeks from this coming saturday? [laughter] he is good with computers but. ortunately melinda believes in second cha

i'm voting yes on 64. >>> let's take you live now to philadelphia where you can see bruce springsteen talking right now at a hillary clinton rally. let's listen. >> an actual vision of an america where everyone counts, men and women, white and black, hispanic and native, with where folks of all faiths and backgrounds can come together to address our problems in a reasonable and thoughtful way. >> the boss at an american historic land mark. this is independence mall in philadelphia and this is a star-studded rally right now in philadelphia, pennsylvania, of course, a key state for clinton and not only bruce springsteen, jon bon jovi and the obamas as well. and an estimated 40,000 people are there. you can see many of them. this is your voice your vote. you can get breaking news anytime on the abc 7 news app. >>> the nation's ride share are getting voters to the polls and perhaps reel in new customers. 7,000 of its vehicles nationwide free of charge to help customers get to polling places. lyft is offering 45% discount to riders heading to the polls all day tomorrow. uber has a $20 disc

he called bruce springsteen when he saw the news, being the cool guy he is bruce springsteen said no worries. a group of bikers found him on the side of the road when it happened. he hitched a ride to a bar and waited for a lift. >>> one green and gold fan is going to have a chilly week if his team loses. he refuses long pants until the packers win again. they are on a four game losing streak. >> i get a lot of comments, are you nuts. down how -- do you know how cold it is outside. >> he said wearing shorts started as his choice after the packers lost on sunday. his son-in-law put $100 on the line saying he won't endure wearing -- not wearing long pants. >> it's time for the 6abc thanksgiving day parade. if you're heading to the parkway there's a way to give back. >> details on discount parking in philadelphia next. (vo) your love is purely thoughtful, purely natural, purely fancy feast. delicious entrées, crafted to the last detail. flaked tuna, white-meat chicken, never any by-products or fillers. purely natural tastes purely fancy feast. >> good morning everyone, 6:00 a.m., on th

but for both bruce chosen to not seek help. linda "i've never really been at times." but with winter around the corner- bruce "it's gonna be too cold for abandoned buildings you know, i don't know what i'll do, but something will happen you know. now in addition to the salvation there's also the catholic workers house. but they also only offer what they call emergency shelter for up to ten days. live in waterloo elizabeth amanieh news 7 kwwl the salvation army has started the salvation army has started their red kettle bell campaign- taking donations to help the homeless. for more information on how to donate-visit kwwl dot com. family says goodbye to a loved one today -- all while an invesitgation is revealing the story behind the crash that killed her. the accident happened on highway 57 near downtown cedar falls -- in the early morning hours of november 5th. police say a car going over 100 miles an hour slammed into another car as both were heading west. 42-year-old charles brooks was later taken into custody on a warrant for a felony of serious speeding car that c

bruce was then arrested for owned... looked like it was ready to be live in waterloo, amanda gilbert, news 7 kwwl. we did some digging this morning. according to county tax records, the building was built in 1906. the property is currently listed on the city of waterloo website as for sale. according to the black hawk county jail - chad bruce's bail is set at three-hundred dollars. we're getting a better idea who may be chosen to serve in donald trump's cabinet. former new york mayor rudy guiliani, has been a reliable trump defender -- he may be under consideration for director of homeland security or attorney general - along with new jersey governor, chris christie. for secretary of state -- former speaker of the house, newt gingrich is a possible choice. retired army general michael flynn for national security advisor. alabama senator jeff sessions, for secretary of defense. r-n-c chairman reince preibus also being named- candidate ben carson -- for possible positions. trump visited our nation's capitol yesterday to st

bruce arians took over the duties on interim basis. the colts rallied around the situation playoff in the proceedings. aryan was named coach of the year before being given the keys. it's head scratching mind boggling to why many fall sets pick to winst super bowl have struggle. i wouldn't be vies to see this team kicking it into another gear establish take focus and grill i say that do to the emotions he expressed for but i can fell it return to a rallying part important for the season for the cardinals. >>> lots of clouds and stormy conditions moving through arizona today. check out arizona snow bowl. they treated earlier they picked up 3 inches of snow and they are excepting several more inches. mile while here in the valley scattered rain and thunderstorms made for a chilly start to our holiday week. with high temperature today only makinging it into the low 70s. right now we hav our town wet came in phoenix. completely different store the clouds have cleared out the rain is gone and now temperatures are going to drop pretty womb. l

it'll either be here or over where my colleague bruce leshan is standing by. he's over at trump's headquarters about 20 blocks and a couple of avenues away. hey there, bruce. >> yeah, donald trump absolutely convinced he is going to be holding a victory party here many this hot overcrowded ballroom at the hilton hotel in midtown manhattan. there are a whole lot of trump battleground states like michigan, florida, north carolina and nevada. but they certainly aren't here in new york. [booing] >> waiting for donald trump and his family -- [ unintelligible ] -- >> his neighbors are angry. [booing] >> voters waited for hours in a line that stretched down the street and around the block. either voted at 6:00 in the morning like every other presidential candidate or if he gets here at 11:00 he should go to the back of the line like every citizen in america. [booing] >> perhaps it is a measure of just how divided this election -- [ unintelligible ] -- but red neighborhoods and blue neighborhoods. >> any trump supporters? >> seriously? >> we do want to win. could only

a fire at bruce elementary school forced everyone to evacuate. and crews stopped the flames but the fire, water, and smoke damage can't be fixed overnight. >> we're just pleased thattal got out safe. >> empty classrooms are all that's left after this morning's fire at bruce elementary school. >> significant damage to the classroom. heavy smoke and water damage throughout the school. >> the fire began in this second floor classroom. a staff member quickly pulled the fire alarm. >> the teachers did a great job of keeping the kids calm and getting them where they needed to be. >> 600 here, a block and a half away. bruce elementary is off limits. >> the building will be not occupied for an extended period of time. >> it's unclear what is going to happen next. >> reporter: the superintendent jeffrey riley tells us he's not sure if the students from bruce elementary will come back here tomorrow. parents should listen for an automated phone call letting them know the next step. investigating an arson inside the high school. someone set a bench in the gi

bruce gordon joins us analyzing all the numbers as they come in tonight. bruce? >> yeah, the key here is that we i new update lead for mcginty shrinks down to 30,000 votes witness 80% of the precincts reporting. that has got to make folks nervous you heard jeff cole describe that scenario a second ago. here's where we think she may be a little bit vulnerable. four years ago, and again different candidates obviously, but four years ago the democrats piled up big wins in philadelphia, no surprise surprise but also in montgomery and delaware counties. look what's happened this time around. last time around in 2012 the democrats won in montgomery and delaware county by about 120,000 votes. this time around, it's about 75,000 or thereabouts. a far smaller margin. in the city of philadelphia, the democrats came out of it with 465,000 vote margin at the presidential level. this time around, about 417 or thereabouts. so, again, smaller margins of victory out of the philly and delaware and montgomery county makes this thing very tight and if she's going to win this she's

nba all stars michael jordan and kareem abdul-jabbar, and legendary entertainers like diana ross and bruce springsteen. cnn's susanne malveaux gets to be there. how many of the people on the list will be there to receive the award? >> reporter: it's packed inside the east room and everyone is here. we've seep some people already take their seats but most of them are going to make the procession in just a few minutes and we are talking about superstars. you can't believe the number of press and people and guests -- the excitement is palpable. s ellen degeneres is being honored. she couldn't make it into the white house because she didn't have her i.d. so she tweeted out a photo waiting until somebody gotten a i.d. and she was able to come in. but security as you can imagine is pretty tight, it always is here at the white house. but then she went back to the reception room and did a mannequin challenge with all the other honorees and they posted that on twitter so you can imagine there's a lot of fun people are having. but we've -- philanthropists bill and melinda gaits, sici ze cecily tyson

high: 62 bruce and beth... in a kcrg t-v nine update... today a judge sentenced a homeless man to another 50 years in prison. a jury previously convicted murder . that earned him his first 50 year prison sentence. he killed two homeless people in cedar rapids just days apart in september of last year. police say he first killed raymond ursino after the two got into a fight in downtown. authorities let him go when the linn county attorney did not file charges, citing a lack of evidence. but just days later, he killed sharon mead near the coe college campus. the first african american to become a linn county supervisor took the oath of office today. stacey walker is the newest member of the board. kevin mckeever, the first african american district court judge in iowa, swore in walker this morning at the linn county public service center. walker used a bible that belonged to his grandmother. he called this a tremendous experience. " i was overcome with emotion. afterwards when it all kind of set in and it's a wonderful thing, a sign of the p

we will let bruce springsteen play us out. we are awaiting the first family, hillary clinton and bill clinton. ♪ can't start a fire, can't start a fire without spark ♪ ♪ this guns for hire even if we're just dancing in the dark ♪ ♪ to win, every millisecond matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share critical information about every inch of the car from virtually anywhere. brakes are getting warm. confirmed, daniel you need to cool your brakes. understood, brake bias back 2 clicks. giving them the agility to have speed & precision. because no one knows & like at&t. >>> they are breaking records for just not oem in miami and florida breaking records for early voter turnout but latino and hispanic turnout is coming in. >> we will be there tomorrow eating aand voting for hillary. >> "the new york times" noted today there really is a hispanic voter surge, one that could make a difference in the tightly contested battleground state of florida. through saturday,

get over to bruce gordon. bruce. >> again, let's put the cop text to some of the numbers we've seen. this is has been absolutely spectacular exciting evening and by any measure trump has out performed the pundants, the pre election polls, and just about anybody else making predictions outside of his own camp. but here's what you need to know. to date right now, we have seen 37 states called this evening. for either donald trump or hillary clinton and in all but two cases, those states were called in exactly the same way they wept in 2012. that is not necessarily good news for republicans as you recall. they lost in 2012. came up with just 206 electoral votes. 270 needed they were 64 electoral votes short. so far donald trump has come up with two big take aways tonight. one florida. 29 electoral votes. one ohio, 18 electoral votes a total of 47 electoral votes gained by donald trump if you will above what writ mom knee has he still needs to find somewhere in this map obviously we've got pennsylvania right here

. >> yeah, david, we just learned bruce springsteen, in the thick of this, we learned bruce springsteen will be performing tomorrow night before the me mega obama/clinton rally. there was springsteen and obama year ago, showing the show of force with the news. it will be a huge night in philadelphia tomorrow. >> no doubt about it. bruce stripringsteen closed out. i don't think his partisanship is a surprise. the final philadelphia event, hillary clinton, barack obama, michelle obama, bruce springsteen. remember, the great -- >> letter to the hill. we are glad to see he had found, as we were confident he would, that he has confirmed the conclusions that he really reached in july. we're glad this matter is resolved. i have one other thing to tell you, which is that we are adding a guest to our rally on tomorrow night in philadelphia. bruce springsteen will be appearing and performing and appearing with not just the clintons but the president and the first lady. >> sorry, david. we wanted to quickly get that in. from the plane, from the hillary clinton campaign there. again, the word, to r

health issues, you can add bruce arians to the list. it is a high-stressed business, the hour, pressure, demands. bruce arians was hospitalized late last night with his wife. we understand he is resting comfortably. many tests came back favorable for bruce arians. we do not know when he will return. the assistant coach addressed the james bettcher will run the defense. there is a chance he will be back this week. larry fitzgerald speaking to the media around 12:30 today, addressed the situation with his coach back in the hospital for the second time this season. >> makes you appreciate, you know, real life. obviously, what happened in minnesota sucks. we would love to win the game but thanksgiving is coming on thursday and, you know, we're human beings. at the end of the day, we love we want to see him live a long life and that is what it is about. >> reporter: it never helps when you lose a football game and it never helps when you lose with special teams. 104 kickoff return to start the second half. again, we've seen the special teams

our bruce gordon joins us in studio. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, with no history of domestic violence dorian young's home that labor day shooting sure seemed like it could well have been just a terrible accident. but ballistics evidence from two gunshots helped investigators piece together a very different story. neighbors on dorian young's taunton street block describe him as a good guy. no hint of violence and say the labor day shooting never came up in conversation. >> never offered any information and we never asked. because we figured it's none much our business. >> reporter: surprise you he's been arrested and charge idea. >> yes. i am totally surprised because a lot of the neighbors i think were backing him up. >> reporter: at the time of the incident, about all that was known young was an off duty 15th district officer had fired his personal handgun during a dispute inside his home. and that a family member had been hit. the district attorney's office now says young was in his son divine's bedroom arguing with the 19-year

. >> reporter: the video clearly shows 63-year-old bruce hawker getting on the bus. >> hard to watch? >> extremely. >> reporter: in less than 30 seconds later. >> you can then begin to see my uncle starting to take some deep breaths. it's really hard. >> reporter: kenneth's uncle appears in some kind of distress, in front oo passengers driver's mirror, he slumps >> i think i just went numb. >> reporter: larky dixon got the phone call. >> i didn't believe what i heard, but i had to believe it. >> reporter: what do you want to see come from our investigation? >> that it changed, that this won't happen to anybody else. >> reporter: what has rtd said to you? >> nothing. we haven't received a single phone call from rtd, not one thing. >> is it unacceptable? not our condolances, our this, nothing. >> denver 7 reviewed the videotape filed with the report, and shows his uncle and larky's brother remained slumped over for 19 minutes. during the time, the bus driver never left her seat, she neverr3 spotted bruce hawker in need of help. >> it's unacceptable. something has to be changed with rtd'

many of them coming to hear john bon jovi, bruce springsteen play to the crowd. of course, president obama, president bill clinton also here and, of course, hillary clinton with a last pitch to the american people to get out and vote tomorrow morning. >> that america's best days are still ahead of us. if we reach for them together, we choose to believe in a hopeful, inclusive, big hearted america. an america where everyone has a place. everyone is in include. everyone has chance to live up to their own god given potenti potential. [ applause ] >> everybody is thirsting, thirsting for change. you're tired of a government that works only for wall street and the special interests. your child of the reckless foreign policy. crazy wars that are never won. >> reporter: now, hillary clinton is not done yet. she is on the way to the airport to hop on plane with john bon jovi for a midnight rally in raleigh, north carolina. as for donald trump, he'll return to new york tomorrow as clinton and trump cast their ballots in new york city, guys, if you can believe it, less tha

of course, bruce probably had places to go, so his ride pick him up. they left. but he did ask the group for their phone numbers and said he would give them concert tickets the next time he's in the area. >> what do you want to bet they'll be good seats? >> you bet. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news",. >> the super moon quite a site. actually more to it than its brilliance, see how the supermoon is negatively affecting parts of the country. >> big problem with, that meanwhile our weekend watch, yes it, may be monday, but we know you're always looking at the weekends, right? at this point the first half of the weekends looks pretty phenominal. how much, a chance we see wet weather for the second half, and we, again, are expecting the potential for wet weather by that point. i'll outline the entire forecast for you coming up on the other side. don't miss it. scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot? we are the tv