greg! greg, i can't get out. how unfortunate. greg! greg. greg, please don't leave me. ween number three and the dam. nothing! greg! greg, don't leave me, please. greg, help me. help me, the fire. greg. greg, come back please. somebody help me. there's another car approaching. it must be u.n.c.l.e. greg, greg come back please. somebody help me. help me. i'm gonna die. i'm gonna... greg. oh thank god. impossible, he's returning to the girl. martin, stop! the field test has failed. it is obviousat that all of you are going totoequire severe realignment. the now, quickly,nce s there is...there is much to be done. quickly, quickly, let's gogo easy, ms. hobson, everything's going to be all right. he was coming back to help me. he said that he... that he loved meme do you think he... i think k meant it, christine. come on. here in the rich antino valley a wide variety of food products are grown for distribution all over greece. of an irrigation dam above the villagag as we move farther down the valley you will notice evidence of m me ancient ruins standing in noble tribute to

on november 26th, get up, >> greg: along with trent green, jamie erdahl and greg mb regulation. we're tied at 24. rivers with a second and 10. a little screen for gordon. gordon with a blocker. >> trent: when you have a team that likes to get up the field from a pass rush standpoint, if you can time it out and sneak the screen in on a nonobvious screen situation, you can break it for a big gain. that's what the chargers did there. >> greg: he had big d.j. fluker in front of him. under 1 1/2 minutes to play. >> greg: play clock at four. rivers calls a time-out. philip rivers sounded like he was making changes and maybe the dolphins caught it. >> trent: he did. he was trying to change it. >> greg: j.b. and coach in new york. >> a one-yard touchdown for le'veon bell. they missed the two-point convers dallas with the ball. . >> back to greg gumbel. >> greg: thank you, guys. the last time-out taken by the chargers, their last available time-out. >> trent: just to talk about before we went to that break real quick, the highlight, philip rivers was changing the play at the line of scri

they missed the two-point conver conversion. . >> back to greg gumbel. >> greg: thank you, guys. the last time-out taken by the chargers, their last available time-out. >> trent: just to talk about before we went to that break real quick, the highlight, philip rivers was changing the play at the line of scrimmage. you can hear on the audio the dolphins defenders were yelling "screen, screen." that's what caused rivers to call the screen recognizing the blitz coming. >> greg: play clock down to five. rivers got rid of it. intercepted. picked off by kiko alonzo. alonzo to the 20, the 10, the 5, 59 yards! and no flags on the field. >> trent: the dolphins showing pressure. trying to get -- prevent the chargers from getting in the position. alonzo will be here. as the ball is snapped, he drifts over and undercuts the ball. while the miami defenders blitz. rivers knows he has to get rid of the ball. alonzo roads the to go. rivers doesn't see him. alonzo drops from the middle, comes over and undercuts it and has the speed to take it to the house. >> greg: with 1:01 remaining on the cloc

greg. listen, he may be correct on the technicality that he can't have a conflict and doesn't need to sell business holdings, the reality he's running the risk and big risk here that it's going to be a less effective president dealing with congress as you fore sho -- foreshadowed. he may be perceived as getting kid tbloaf treatment from tus government. many properties deal with the u.s. government. the property in washington, d.c. will have to negotiate annually on its rent with the u.s. government. he will be in the position to appoint his people who will be negotiating with his company and perhaps him. that's going to make him look bad and may make him less effective as a president. he probably doesn't want that. basically prohibits him from accepting compensation from a foreign government. my goodness, he has a lot of foreign businesses and apparently some foreign governments are involved with those foreign businesses. so if as president his trump organization receive compensation from t

i'm really glad, greg. and then, um, getting to know your friend, kathy, that in itself would be the special occasion you spoke of. well, let's just take it one step at a time. sighs ] any progress? feel you're about to dump out? you in the bed, you speak english? yes. dumped six smack condoms for that last cop, huh? nice job. those were the last six i had in me. course, naturally, they want me to verify that, examine your subsequent stool. [ mumbling in foreign language ] how about you tell your partner here, no progress the next few minutes, i'll dial up his i.v. he'll have enough laxative dripping into him, he'll wind up impersonating one of your great nation's oil derricks. he's hausa. i don't speak enough hausa to say that. says here you're both nigerians. he's hausa. huh? oh, what, you and me, we're gonna talk gibberish now? huh? yeah, wango-bango, hot tamale. [ speaking foreign language ] he's trying to speak yoruba, my language. yeah, well, the two of you, you have a nice chat. [ speaking yoruba ] s

greg's body is beautifully proportioned. greg? yeah. he has a name. do you have to call him by it? he's not just a body. he's smart. he's applying to the chicago art institute. isn't that where you're going? it's on my list. this kind of emotional turmoil makes me hungry. let's go get a pizza. o.k., i'll go, but i'm on a special diet. i brought my own lunch. what? i'm having a teriyaki-flavored rice cake and dolphin-safe tuna. it helps build muscle. you should try it. are you saying i should build muscle? no. but since studying art, o's david. that's a glorious celebration of the male physique. nobody looks like that in real life. doogie, you obviously know nothing about the human body. the patient is a 23-year-old model named sasha larkin. face like an angel. unfortunately, a voice like morton downey, jr. acute laryngitis. she's been chosen spokesperson for carmiche perfume. company wants a diagnosis before signing the contract. have you ever had laryngitis before? no. have you recently had a cold, respiratory problems? i'm fine. i just can't talk. well, you look wonderful. what a

[chuckles] hey, greg, i really appreciate your concern. i know you got a lot of other stuff on your plate. yeah. well, uh... on that front, uh... it turns out that a-abby thinks this, uh, may have been some kind of, uh, vengeance homicide for hire. hey. were you able to get any lifts? we got a hit on a print from the rearview mirror. it matches a tommy lang. 2 push-in robberies on his sheet. uh, well, as--as far as, uh, this denise abby told me about, uh... ar abby said. this lang gave his parole officer a good address 7 weeks ago. let's try that. thinking abby's former lover might've hired the guy? yeah. uh...that'd be the scenario. hmm. 3 hours' sleep, and you guys drag me in. all right, look, sam, you don't want to be complainin' about no sleep. all right? that's right. did you call your girlfriend julie's family yesterday saying she didn't show up to see you? yeah. i talked to her on the phone. she was gonna pick me up, and then, uh, she blew me off. hmm. 'cause julie hasn't been seen since. oh, so that's how you're gonna be, huh? you

greg would come to me and say, matt, we're not going to be able to make payroll. we need to come up with $12,500. we need to come up with $11,000. what i'd do is go down to the factory and start scrapping. >> their strategy of being an online only business that sells directly to consumers started paying off immediately. >> our first sale on our website was halloween of 2010. we literally started our business right after we filed bankruptcy. sort of crazy. >> the liberty brand itself was self-sustaining and quite profitable from its genesis. >> we're bypassing all of the other middlemen and actually it's the most efficient way to get products to the cone summer. sort of like farm to table, this is factory to table. >> the business owners got a break when the property was sold and leased back to them. they paid up their secured creditors and exited bankruptcy in 2014, but matt and greg want to do even more. >> our goal is to become so successful that we're able to pay every dime that we ever owed back to everyone. >> with carol manufacturing out of the woods and lib

greg. >> hey john happy thanksgiving everybody. we are starting off our day with temperatures in the 40s right now. overnight rain that has now moved away. if you are planning your thanksgiving, temperatures are looking good. they will stay in the 40s. we are watching more showers from the the west though. the heaviest of the rain has moved out. or inside this morning. we are doing the shopping cart cam as we look at the aisles of giant eagle in strongsville. what do you need today? maybe that last-minute grocery store run. we have got you covered. we will put things in that shopping cart throughout the morning. good morning everybody. >>> why did you kiss my ear. why are you holding my hand. where's your other hand. >> between two pillows. >> those aren't pillows. no. >> i know what you are thinking at home keep the movie rolling. stop with the news and let's get going with this. one of the best traditions of watching movies like planes trains and automobiles or just the tradition of trying to get home with the family. so we will

i trust you, greg. e as my wife? your wife? only in appearance. if there's a chancece i can get away from these two men whowfollowed me from new york they won't be looking for a married couple. well, where would we have to go? athens. are you brave enough for that, christine? they verified it, sir. martin and the girl have already left on flight 27 to athens. i'm sure we can beat thee.there. they're getting the u.n.c.l.e. jet ready now. very well. i'll contact the athens police and ask them to meet you. ci incidentally, we've moved in on the conquesta fencing school. and nobody was hoho? precisely. the plane is ready. i hope we have better luck. i hope so, mr. solo. i hope so. if you don't. checkpkpnt one, flight 27 has just landed. are we set? all police personnel are at their posts and ready. well, here we are in sunny, romantic greece. just think a few hours ago we didn't even know each othth. why don't you go check your baggage, christine? i gotta make a phone call. one of those agent top secret calls -i suppose. -yeah, how'd you guess? i'll s

you know, we're a divided country, greg. it's time to heal. >> but what if he breaks campaign promises. doesn't that make him just like every other president, which he promised he wouldn't be? >> you know, you're not going to bring people together by going soft. trump should stick to his principles, greg. that's what we need right now. >> but then he could alienate half of america, who already fear a polarized nation. >> that's true, greg. what you just said, i agree with that. >> yes, all right. i don't know what you agree, but that brings me to my next question. do you think he'll actually build the wall? >> yes, no question, he has to. we've got to have a wall, greg. he promised a wall, he's going to build a wall. we will accept nothing less. >> but he seems to be wavering on it. he said it could be just a fence in some areas. >> a fence is a wall, greg. >> really? >> yes, i've always said that. a fence is a wall and a wall is a fence. >> i've never heard you say that, jerry. >> yeah, that's one of my favorite quotes, in

greg. and then describes people with epithets. i'm reporting what i saw, and i'm entitled to my suxxxxions. absolutely, sir. yes, you are. do you have any other questions? uh, no. greg, i think you gotta hold open the possibility that there are problems with abby's story. in what regard? i'd be more comfortable personally if there was a blood trail from where abby got shot to the phone. there's a million possible explanations for that. of course there are, and the fact that this jerk across the hall didn't see anybody leave the apartment. you yourself established a possible explanation for that-- the interval before he went to the peephole. yeah, i know. so how can you jump to abby's lying? greg, we gotta look at the possibility of a quarrel. abby in a state of anger maybe shot kathy. i'm aghast at you for saying that, james. jill: it's just a possibility. no, i really am. 15th squad. detective medavoy? yeah. what's up? you caught a homicide involving a uniform in this precinct? uh, yeah. abby sullivan. we're looking at it, also.

greg, could you work one with me? yeah, sure. yeah, they just want to test, uh, if i've got several infectious diseases. what's up, hector? something, uh, come back to you? we were gonna invite you in in a little while anyways. [ sighs ] i might've said something to some-- somebody. i wasn't involved. i just might've said something. what'd you say? maybe something like there's a party with a lot of people. who would that be, shouldn't have done what they did? hector, give us the names of the guys you talked to. they could stick the place up. i'm not a part of this. you've got to understand. you can't pull me in on this, or i can't say nothing. [ sniffles ] i only came here 'cause it is wrong. and those were my people was killed. nobody was supposed to be killed. they told you that? i don't know nothing about what it was supposed to be. and say that i was a part of it, because maybe i said something. but i wasn't in on it. hector, we'll catch these xxxxxxxs, and they will put you in the middle of this, 'cause that's how xxxxxxxs a

how you gonna fire blanks, greg? you already got two kids. trial run, but now i'm afraid, suppose i do, and abby beeps soon after. so i'm sitting here left with my doubts. hey, greg, you still know how to ride a bike, right? that weapon was purchased from a harris blake outside the new york city port authority bus terminal. not by me, but by jimmy mosler. i was holding it for him for his protection. 'cause that's the way this whole thing is shapin' up. that's wrong as hell! i didn't shoot nobody, and i got nothing against any latinos. they got something against you, frankie. everybody in that club says that you pulled that trigger and not jimmy. yeah? well, who do you think a jury is gonna bebeeve? me or a bunch of foreigners who can't even speak english? uh, no offense, man. as far as that goes, frankie, jimmy rolled. no. jimmy didn't say nothing. he's my boy. he's stand-up all the way. well, what do you think it was? divine inspiration that took us to that bar where we found you, frankie? that was your boy, jimmy,

greg: there is a huge growth potential for all three brands. there are emerging markets in developing markets. it's a real growth story. vonnie: growing how? are you changing how you operate toward giving the control to franchisees? greg: we are going to be more efficient. that will help us grow. ware going to open 1000 restaurants by the end of 2018. we are a capitalize business that is going to focus on it. that's the area of focus for the organization. mark: are you going to continue to have any source of involvement in china? how smooth is this transition process going to be? we are collaborating better than we ever have. i am going to be meeting with the ceo in singapore in december and i will still be visiting china four times the year. they are going to be sharing best practices both ways. we will take the best ideas out of china and bring them in as well. mark: how much value you think this will generate? additional found an $16 per share. you have any thoughts on that? greg: i will at the market determine with share prices. -- we deliv

i will not starve because of greg and his mine owners. >> of greg's nose. get out of here before i do tech on another 30 days for contempt. >> no chains can hold me. tear off my legs and wrap them around your throat. >> 30 days more. contempt of court. >> that sums up my feeling for this court, exactly. contempt! >> come ! mr. cannon, i have a mayor you might want to buy. -- a mareou might want to buy. i could not let him spout off all day. i must uphold the dignity of the law. >> there are many words i can think of. dignity is not one of them. >> recollect them >> good morning. >> i will see you in tucson, mr. strike. >> you don't have any stock in this mine, the you? >> no, i don't. i do have a share in the community. tell me something. is there any truth in this complaint? >> >> what have you in this business, cannon? 15 years i put in. >> you can treat them like men. the irish have smiles on their faces and dynamite in their hands. they make trouble. if i had my say, i would send each of them backward they came from. >> it would be cheaper to just shoot

hiya, greg. hey, james. you caught me ininhe act here, sneaking peanut butter. is this dinner tonight with abby. making you nervous, you mean? yeah. it makes me nervous, and-and, in turn, i overeat. mmm. so what do you do when you're out with her? you eat your meal and hers? i just can't imagine her agenda. romance is off the table, yet she definitely indicated we'd be taking up a serious topic. well, maybe her mind changed on that romance topic. isn't that a aoman's option? no. she don't strike me iffy on her lesbianism. morning. hey, boss. seventh and "b." don will meet you at the scene. you caught me cheating. i never got to like chunky. you want us to get some of that plain? i'm better without the temptation. [ medavoy ] that's me as well. i've got motive in my nervousness, so i gotta deprive myself of opportunity. otherwise, he might murder mr. peanut. - seventh and "b." - right. that's dawkins with a "d"? alk about any others? do you mind if we come see him? appreciate it, valenzuela. yeah. nice going.

as we check in with greg, greg are you going for a run is that in your plan. >> i am going to work out i think after the show but i am not doing the turkey trot this we are. it's too late in the morning 9:30 start time that's great race if you haven't seen the finisher medal it's cool a couple turkeys and very cool. it's a great family race too. it's not the too late to register. registration starts at 7 at public auditorium. thanksgiving started. i think we will-- >>> i think we will see cloudy skies maybe a sprinkle temperatures in the 40s that's perfet for running. a lot of people bring their dog and the stroller and it's a lot of fun in downtown cleveland. this morning though last of the steady rain moving away. now clearing out of geauga and ashtabula but out to the west there's a couple of sprinkles. this is what i think could affect portions of cleveland maybe around that turkey trot time a quick light shower western erie and huron county. temperatures in the 40s as far as current temperatures. and for the afternoon, think 43 to 48 with mostly cloudy skies. if you got friends or

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>> that's the point, right greg. obama, the policy here remains the same, but the messenger does make a difference. >> i loved obama if he cut taxes and got rid of the irs -- >> the spending, remember, we were going to shut down the government over spending. >> i could ask you in the commercial break for a wholesome answer. do you think the fed will raise rates before president obama leaves? >> i would hope -- artificially keeping them low. donald trump said let them float. themselves already, it's already starting, the rates are starting to go. >> and record close for the dow. >>> president-elect trump's media reset. he's met with top brass over the past two days. has he mended fences with some of the biggest critics? the detail was his sit-downs next. ♪ ♪ my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific

hey, greg. we need to get over to bellevue.. they got that guy mendonca, that kid ferd told you about. turns out he took a bullet in the arm. yeah, good. are you okay? yeah, i'm all right. i tell you, james, that ferd character, he's got very deep under my skin. the minute he cracked wise about abby, i knew he was on your bad side. yeah. plus this general attitude he's got. anyways, we ought to get over to bellevue, greg. yeah. let that xxxxxxx ferd sit in thehenterview and stew. yeah. j-just let us know whenever you're ready to have the blinds open. let me just get myself together. okay, i can do it.

thanks for sending that in. >> greg? >> this is conditioned on whether or not i still have a job after this show. i say it's about 50/50. >> check your e-mail. >> this is live tonight. when something is live, you get away with more. right? you get away with a lot more. >> you hope. >> because you know what, they can't take it back. they can't take it back. not like they can edit it out. >> hannity will be on. >> charlie hurt, jillian turner, i always want to say anderson. because she was in x-files. i think it's going to be a delightful show. >> who will be hosting it? >> me. >> i don't think so. >> silly bird. >> i don't think so. >> what? what did i do now? i'm going to shut up. america breathes a sigh of relief. >> if we had something really fun we could all talk about. if you are a republican and you need a reason to vote, take a look at this screen. these are the people who have promised to leave the country if donald trump wins. i put this together on the white board. rosie o'donnell says she will go to canada. che

>> greg, thank you. of course keep it here on 13 action news all day long. we're going to have special election coverage on air and online. if you do need information about the election or what your our website at ktnv.com ktnv.com/democracy2016. >>> all right, it is 9:07, and we have a lot more news coming up, including a local homeowner catching an unwanted guest. >> you will not guess what the intruder says he was doing when he caught him. >>> it's not just the polling locations that they're monitoring. >>> and from the breaking news center i've just learned the future of the pulse i'm catherine cortez masto. i know some people are so disgusted with politics they think their vote doesn't matter. but we can't just sit on the sidelines when so much needs to be done. i know that, working together, we can make progress. as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. i approve this message because in washington, i'm catherine corte

greg: they're winners. everyone talks about the loser, they're winners and we as consumers get to -- stephen: going to wal-mart and buying cheap things made in china. greg: part of it but i think trade encourages economic growth and protectionism retards economic growth. tom: along this line, allen kruger and the president of the council of economic advisors with an op-ed on something you teach at yale, monopsony. greg's point on michigan, we have the basic idea of a labor group in america that can't get fair shake because of fancy esoteric things and rising wages. how do we get wage increases now? stephen: i think there's a great book published a while edited ed and you implying to one answer, an absolute lask and -- classic and never quite won the prize we were hoping it was. there was labor arbitrage. tom: a phrase you invented. stephen: that i wrote and that's what we've got to grapple with in this era of trade and globalization. the idea of low cost labor coming in and squeezing high cost labor in the

talk to me about that partnership that you have with greg calhoun. >> greg and i care about people. greg and i are trying to build a legacy. what better way to do that than opening up manufacturing right here in the united states of america? >> specifically in the south, you launched two facilities in tennessee and alabama for bake and ameritech. why that region of the country? >> that place gets overlooked. a lot of our jobs are created in rural america. did not our great president, president barack obama, say we need to start taking care of the jobs in america and they got programs where they will assist you if you can bring jobs to rural america. >> and paying it forward. >> that's what it's supposed to be about. we're into creating opportunity business. >> that's the vision. it's to help thousands of people. hopefully one day millions of people. >> tell me how you stay sharp. you are clearly not someone who's deterred by failure. you are continually inspirational with different audiences and markets. what's been your greatest teacher? >> first of all, failure is a wonderful teac

why don't you do that in person, greg? sorry? well, not to be pushy, but you've been threatening to cook us a meal. ah. [ chuckles ] yes. well, to be honest, abby, if that would be the setting for another step in whatever step-by-step ideas you have involving me, i'd prefer you said the step right out, because the other ones leading up to them and then subsequently, uh-- ime. we'd like you to donate sperm so that i could get pregnant. [ whirring runs down, stops ] i've, uh-- i've imagined several times that, uh, this could be where the, uh, steps were leading. the baby would have a stable home life, and-- yep. yep. yep. yep. obviously, you're gonna have to think about this. i'm gonna ask you to excuse me now, abby. greg, i hope you're not goin' to binge. no, no. i just, uh-- [ panting ] - what's goin' on, vince? - hi. called you guys in early, huh? yeah. a gunshot victim over at bellevue. what had the night watch so occupied? uh, double in midtown, then someone threw shots outside a nightclub on varick street. oh, yeah? what was

>> over the top, greg? >> no, i agree. i would add one more point. russia. a big difference on russia. you have in mitt romney someone who takes a very hard line. if it is giuliani or somebody closer to trump, maybe not. that's a huge angle. >> greg, stocks up 9% this year. added since donald trump won the election. home sales with the biggest gain since october. 1.8 million new jobs. gdp at 2.9%. donald trump inherited an economy of a tail wind. >> he has an economy that is looking good right now and he can make it very good. there is one possible snag. if interest rates rocket higher. you can see heigigher rates. >> you assume he will not have a trade war with china or soften on some immigration. you assume what the markets found scary of the trump campaign won't happen. >> this week was significant. you saw some real signs that trump is flexible. he won't maybe take the most radical position on the federal reserve and on china. >> greg, nice to see you. ellis, thank you. thanks for coming in. >>> overnight, a campaign to change the outcome of the election

thank, greg. we have some cloud cover this morning but we're expecting a lot of done shine before this friday is through. tgif. temperatures up to about 55. a very seasonal day, and wait until you see the weekend warm up. yeah, it is november. s0q it is november 4th. it is getting better and better. 5:05:09. 54 degrees right now at hopkins. most of you inland are in the 40s right now. hope you are having a great why weather on the run. >> that's right. greg is back on the road this morning and he's looking at the forecast for his jog, also you know what the next best thing to jogging is? having. >> i don't think you get this same effect. i'll bet studies show that you don't get the same effect as you actually would running around. yeah, i am on the east bank of the flat this is morning. in of you love running in this area and i do too. when i have a break at work i try to run down here. today a perfect day although you will find a mix of weather conditions. let's take a wind measurement the wind i

we are running. >> we are greg dee is out about. run greg run. >> reporter: run, run i made it up to partway murray hill. rest of the hill comes up next. we are in little italy on the east side if you are running this morning different than the last several weeks. we have dense fog advisories hollie has been showing you. we have run into zero fog between downtown and the east side. so in the city, things are looking pretty good. now the one issue i have and i am going get my weather sensor conditions out here in terms of the temperatures and humidity. so i will hook up my sensor and you see the anemometer is spinning and there's a little bit of wind and i run into it in a couple spots. big deal i discovered this morning is the humidity i don't think if -- i don't know if you can see it 72%. it's really humid and if you running it's almost like a disgusting wet cold. make sure you have a jacket you can take off while running and put back on if you because you will get a chill really bad. here's forecast as far as the rest of the area

greg dee joins with us more. greg i haven't started thawing out my turkey. >> i think it's supposed to be out. >> rough you eating saturday. -- are you eating saturday. >> cold water bath it will bedefrosted in 8 hours. >> reporter: all right. good luck with that. >> thank you. >> reporter: you are welcomed to come to my house. i am in public square this morning where the ice skating rink is set up. free skate saturday but listen up you have to come down starting 7 a.m. and grab a ticket if you don't, you are not going to be they had it very organized you can come back later in the day when you get your time slot at public square. so we brought the geek fix on road to public square because like lynna you may be thinking about what am i going cook on thanksgiving. make you want to try something new a new app -- maybe you want to try something new a new app just dropped called nome. this is live-- nom this is live co celebrity chefs and it's a great app to get great ideas and full of pictures and videos. so, you ca

greg bennett is with us...greg, cold front has passed and chilly air takes over as it is whipped into the valley. mainly sunny skies will be common throughout southern nevada but highs in the city north between 10 and 20 mph through most of the day with an occasional gust between 25 and 35 mph. this gives the valley a feel-like temperature range between 44 and 49 degrees! tomorrow morning, a freeze warning will be in place for the city due to temperatures degrees during the hours of 2am and 8am. please check your pipes, pets, plants, and elderly friends and family member to make sure you are prepped for freezing conditions. low to mid 50s for highs will be common through saturday with sunday increasing temperatures to the upper 50s and lower 60s. a new front will pass but only bring in another breeze friday and saturday and a few extra clouds thursday and friday. just in this morning.... killed as many as 70 players who were on board... barcelona and real madrid held a minute of silence before their practices this morning to honor the brazilian team that many teams have shared message

let me have the driver's name. that, greg. excuse me. point taken. is he sober enough to give a statement? we'll walk him through that. all right, take it, but don't file it. i have a clean record. we put you through our computer, gary, so we know that's true. plus, if we didn't know it, that's the 17th time you told us. i'd like to know why someone knocked out with a migraine without even knowing why you want to talk to him. ever happen with you, gary right off meeting someone, you feel like he's a lying sack of crap? you see any radio cars outside your building this morning? you mean police cars? police cars, right. i heard sirens. i was lying in my bed with the shades drawn. knocked out by your migraine? there was a robbery across the street. - well, you're wrong. - if you did do it, gary, which your photo's been picked out by several different witnesses, you're in a better way than you deserve. woman's gonna recover. you plead to the robbery, probably do three years. i had a migraine, so i didn't do anything. now i want a lawyer. didn't have a mi

why don't i let you know, greg? certainly. i saw w ur mother. [ sighs ] that stuff, it was just too hard for her. you need to stop laying it off on sherilee now, maceo. it was you on that bus, you who had that smack. and it's me in this cell. i know that. you want a lesson on being a man? skells lay fault somewhere else for doing what they did i was the one who did it. these e ys from the redrum gang give me 1,500 bucks a trip. - that's the puerto rican gang? - i go to miami and pick it up for 'em. - say what? - - ah. on the gate. - ray. - lieutenant. i understand you're looking for us to help you out with some skell, huh? this is s good kid, ray. uh-huh. you want me to deal with someone else? lieutenant, my recollection-- - this is a different matter. - usually is when you're asking for a favor. your group's working on the redrum crew, correct? - and? - this kid can help with that. how is that a favor? he's willing to make a controlled delivery. in exchange for walking on a kilo of smack. - has that ever happened? - well, tha

greg? >> time for greg's sports corner. >> we head to south africa for the 2016 mongoose marathon. they do this every year. these are the top mongoose runners. you know what a mongoose is, kimberly? half monkey, half goose. hence the mongoose. they taste delicious. anyway, after this, they served all these up at a barbecue. it was quite delicious. >> i can't wait for peta to get -- >> i just saw this for the first time. >> so one year ago today in paris, 130 people were killed. 90 people were killed at the bataclan concert hall. it stayed closed until last night. watch this. [ speaking french ] ♪ >> there it is. sting reopened the bataclan after a year. our thoughts and prayers with all the people of paris. >> okay. fantastic. never forget that. so george w. bush has painted portraits of veterans that were wounded carrying out his orders. and he thought this was important to do. he posted this photo on veterans day. he said, these are all the people that were wounded in service to the united states. he said over the past several months, i've painted the portraits of 98 wounded wa

call me doogie, greg. if you don't mind, i prefer gregory. stuart and i feel i've outgrown "greg." stuart? my father. how long will you and, uh, stuart, be here? two weeks. definitely check out magic mountain. there's this new ride-- viper. it's unbelievable. i doubt i'll have a chance. stuart and i are spending all my time observing eastman. and hanging out with your dad. actually, i enjoy it. we read, attend lectures, play chess... sounds pretty wild. well, we do enjoy ourselves. uh-huh. i must say, david, you've set a fine example. douglas is quite an accomplishment. well, thank you, stuart. we've certainly tried. don't be modest. as parents of gifted children, it's our responsibility to make sure that their god-given talents aren't squandered in youth. you've created a 17-year-old doctor. not many men can say that. well, to be honest, i can't say it either. douglas became a doctor on his own. i actually think that katherine's and my greatest accomplishment will be surviving his teens. [chuckles] don't get cocky, dad, you still have three years to go. all right, i've got rocky r

greg-- just how cold is t out in line all day? sunny skies will make up our turkey day across the southern nevada area. here in the city, high temperatures will range between 60 and 65 degrees with winds out of the northeast at 5 to 15 of the weekend, it gets with the valley but the numerical data is split in an odd way. drop in temperatures is going to happen; temperatures will go from the low 60s to the low and mid 50s saturday into sunday. winds will also be common half of the models have a 25% chance for rain to the valley where the other half is sporting a 70% chance. taking you to new york city now-- the 90th annual day parade underway! this morning, people are braving the cold... waiting for those door morning, people are braving the cold... waiting for those door buster sales. waiting for those door buster sales. and we want to help you find the best deals. marissa kynaston is at the best buy in henderson at sunset and marks... where it looks like a campout. marissa intro adlib take pan/vo at best buy-- tvs are going to be

. >> greg myers and his wife also got preparade massages. they became sweet and smile massage. >> we're out $140. >> relax feet add several locations that all closed or changed names. leaving customers like greg, loni, and josh in a lurch. so we started asking questions. businesses are supposed to take into account liabilities like prepaid purchases when companies change hands. so someone is on the hook, so we called, wrote, and visited the parlors to ask for an explanation, but we never got a response. then we asked state records. the location that lonni and greg uses have new management. but the shop josh uses, is the same manager. even that doesn't tell us the while story. although state records show that when ownerships change -- >> you can't really get to the true owners. >> getting to those financially responsible will probably require a lawsuit. >> consumers can try to get a court to look through the sale, if you will, to look past the technical transaction. >> coincidentally, professor hann had it happen personally. >> personally and

greg tells us we have a shot at some rain..and even snow in some places! greg bennett joins us from the weather center with a look at our forecast. today, showers, heavy clouds and snow are expected to the valley and surrounding areas! upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. rain and snow chances are at their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then drop 4pm. after that, the front will have passed and we will begin a if the 2-15 will open on time. that opening was set for 5-am marissa kynaston is in live drive right now. mariss adlib construction crews shut the roadway down in both directions over the weekend-- that was the 215 at the airport connector-- from exit 10-- to warm springs. crews were putting in a flyover offramp positioned right over the freeway. police say his girlfriend is the police say the man was driving and east lake mead last night. investigators believe th

greg, i can't vote? and at that time, it really hurt me because she was about to cry when she was saying that and what i did is i reassured her we would get it taken care of. i didn't know what you had to do. she's been a registered voter all her life basically and she's been voting every year. so that's when i contacted the naacp and went to the board of elections and they gave us three options, we had to come to a hearing, we had to get a noterized letter form, or get a form signed or she had to have a family member represent her at the hearing. >> greg, do you think this was planned? do you think people were specifically targeted here? >> yes, i do. especially being in bell haven, we've been fighting to reopen a hospital and the people that's behind this all republicans, and in order to win any election in bell haven you have to have the black vote. if you don't have the black vote, you won't win anything and during the past election, it was really, really close. if you eliminate some of the black vot

i'm greg argos, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> greg, thank you. >>> and new tonight parents, students and administrators come together to talk about acts of vandalism. natasha brown is in newtown where she talked with the district september tonight. >> reporter: it was billed as an informal presidential. a discussion how we can best take care of the children of our school community. but whatever discussion did take place happened behind closed doors because the media wasn't allowed inside. >> that's unbelievable. the whole point behind this meeting is diversity and inclusion i think we need the media there to be part of the inclusion. >> reporter: the meeting was prompted by vandalism, racism and homophobic images found last week. also astudent says she found a note in her backpack telling her to go back to mexico. >> i'm embarrassed to be living in the school district amidst this activity. >> it's moments like this that make the white people that i know oh, my gosh this is happening in our community like it's a surprise. and i think it's a good thing to be exposed so we can all work together. >> report

here's greg dee. >> reporter: good morning guys. free skating at public square happens this saturday. i will tell you how to guarantee you get on the ice coming up this weekend in a few minutes. good morning hollie>>> hi greg and good morning to you. here we are the day before thanksgiving and we have got a lot to chat about right because you're busy. you may be heading to work school today and you got errands to run and things to make and some of you are doing traveling. great news is we are dry. temperatures are in the 20s as we wake up. 39 at noon. 40 at noon and in the low to mid-40s for highs today by 3:00, a better opportunity for scattered rain showers. it's chilly though at the moment. so be sure if you are heading out to work or maybe to the bus stop grab that heavier coat and you need it throughout the day. this is what we are tracking. rainy weather. in on the leading edge of this as this encounters pretty cold air to start. so, you know because our start time is looking more towards afternoon, it looks like we are going

. >> i'm in greg's brain, too. >> greg's brain? >> it's a think -- i have to get up and drain the swamp. >> that's not the swamp. i'm not involved. i'm not involved in that swamp. >> all these lobbyists. people are like, i thought he wasn't going to do washington people. >> there's no indication that he is. he has to hire quite a few -- tens of thousands of people. he needs 350 in the west wing and white house. he needs several thousand in the first hundred days and several tens of thousands going forward. i know that group. they're not into hiring the establishment, regular people who took shots at them for the last 600 days. >> i hope they bring people from outside the system. peter teal was in there who is a silicon valley executive and someone in the tech business. that has been part of donald trump's appeal. he ran an unconventional campaign. the hope he is runs an unconventional white house. what does everybody hate about washington, d.c. and government? the fact it's broken. there's too much bureaucracbure. what donald trump

plus greg is watching your forecast... ((ad-lib)) happening right now in new at least two people are dead after a powerful earthquake hit the country.....and now they're still dealing with aftershocks... one coastal town is at a total standstill this morning after massive landslides blocked new zealand's prime minister has suggested it could cost billions of dollars to rebuild. people living near the capital say the shaking from the earthquake went on for about three minutes. in southern california...firefigh ters were able to ge this 60 acre brush fire under control. overnight crews stayed on scene to make sure the the fire didn't start again... at least 50 homes were being threatened by the fire yesterday afternoon that was burning just north of san diego. evacuated... the rock-n-roll marathon wrapped up just a few hours ago on the las vegas strip....but not before causing a major traffic headache... around 5 p-m last night as people were leaving the airport it became a big problem... one woman says -- she was in her car

i'm greg argos, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> greg, thank you. >>> and new tonight parents, students and administrators come together to talk about acts of vandalism. natasha brown is in newtown where she talked with the district september tonight. >> reporter: it was billed as an informal presidential. a discussion how we can best take care of the children of our school community. but whatever discussion did take place happened behind closed doors because the media wasn't allowed inside. >> that's unbelievable. the whole point behind this meeting is diversity and inclusion i think we need the media there to be part of the inclusion. >> reporter: the meeting was prompted by vandalism, racism and homophobic images found last week. also astudent says she found a note in her backpack telling her to go back to mexico. >> i'm embarrassed to be living in the school district amidst this activity. >> it's moments like this that make the white people that i know oh, my gosh this is happening in our community like it's a surprise. and i think it's a good thing to be exposed so we can all work together. >> report

but first, greg and i just made a music video. >> we did. it is on the socials right now. >> you have to see it. >> it is called let it snow. >> i am really excited about snow. >> or we're something. >> so we have got a look at that mild weather this morning. look at these guy, sun glasss and short sleeves and it is november 18th. >> we have got from record- breaking to snow and all kinds of things to talk about through the weekend itself. in mean tile we are hitting 74 today and that would be a new record high, it is going be ohio, and the stretch is nothing but sun-filled. 7:20 is when the sun comes up. it will be bright, you need your sun glasses heading out the door. this is all the buzz for weekend. there's our storm system, and look at all of the winter weather associated with it. >> as we bring the view closer in you can see here we are with clear to partly cloudy skies, there's the snow, ton back edge of the cold front, we're going to deal with plenty, as we head through the next couple of da advisorys and warnings that are out with