jerry, what do you think? closed captioning >>> adele opens up about sub ses, drinking, motherhood, and possibility partum depression in the new "vanity fair." >> the most important thing in her life is her child. and she wans to be around for a very long time to see her child grow up. tells the magazine after the birth of her son angelo, quote, i felt very inadequate. i felt like i had ade the worst decision of my life. but she's always been absolutely in love with her 4-year-old. >> how is it being a new mom? >> wonderful. >> she doesn't share photos of her son, but adele credits hee for helping her cut back on her drinking. and she said having a hangover with a child is torture. imagine a something is wrong. it's hell. she says she now indulges in maybe two glasses of wine a week. ?? >> she said she hasn't made her best record yet. i think she still thinks she has a lot of great songs in her. a favorite or at least a memorable jerry springer moment. now, we can talk about some, and others we can only shake

listen to jerry describe it in his first "e.t." interview back in 1994. >> we tend to deal with more political subjects because of my background. >> scratch the politics. springer was all about baby jerry carried a bat and a ball into the kind of ringleader that made him a pop culture icon. >> the day i figured out, wow, we're on to something, there were two cultural moments that impacted me. and i think one was being on the >> and the other was being on the cover of "rolling stone." that's honest lip the first time i noticed, oh, my quosh, people are noticing it. >> none of that went to his head. that's springer's second secret, admit the stupidity. >> it's a circus, period. it has no redeeming social value. >> the show is 25. springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to and i'm not that good at golf. i mean, i i think i'd go crazy. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job. which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> i'll see you at 50t

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but if you just yell loudly, jerry, what do you think! say something. i know what i'll put on my tombstone. i won't be right back. >> at his high point in 1998, the springer show actually had more viewers than the oprah win horse. >> is that legal? no horsing around here, indycar driver james hinchcliffe will dance wiih a different partner on the show tonight, because shauna is injured. when it comes to james, nothing slows him down. >> how do you feel at this point in the season? >> just getting to this point raises your confidence a bunch. the first couple of weeks, they're so tough. you're doing theefirst dance, and then you're learning a new dance. it's long hours and a lot of hard work. >> lots of hours means not much time for his girlfriend, actress becky dalton. plus james still has to race on weekends. >> how is it for you to get the girl in there? i know you have a lady there, come on. >> girls like guys in uniform. fire suits can be a good look. >> you told me, too, this this car is basically the type of car that you're in. >> pretty much. jus

[sipowicz] jerry, we're looking to take the dice out of your hands. where "a," you're found guilty, or either one night frankie puts four lines extra up his nose... and he decides that you and paul bellini'd look better in a ditch. it's not gonna happen. do these clothes look like frankie don't look out for us? all right, here's a little quiz for you, jerry. where are they now? you ready? where's sammy "the bull" gravano, present time? i wish i knew. gotti would send me a million bucks from prison. so, the answer to the category, "where are they now?" you don't know where the bull is. correct, jerry? correct is correct. whereas john gotti, you know his exact location. yeah, he's in the joint. t convicted, which you're eligible to get too. and gravano, that gave him up, he's sunbathing with some broad on a beach somewheres and nobody knows where the hell it is. jerry, you gotta ask yourself, are you ever gonna be safe from one day frank pisciotta deciding, "you know, there are two guys out there that can put me away... "just like the bull put gotti awa

- hi, jerry! - russ, pat taylor. i'd like you to meet my new roommate, russ lawrence. - oh, i've heard so much about you. - jerry, why, this is a marvelous room. i mean it. it's got such possibilities. - she has quite a flair for interior decorating. great taste. - ya know, that corner needs something. - i thought we'd put my wine rack over there. - oh no, your wine rack can go over there. i mean this corner gets the afternoon sun. - what did i tell ya? isn't she beautiful? - and ya know what else ya need? some bright colored pillows. give the place a little warmth. chids. - i told ya he had a sense of humor. - oh, he's divine. aren't ya going to show me the patio? (audience laughs) (saxophone music) what a lovely setting, but at night i'd like a couple of burning tiki torches. - tiki torches? - looks like you're in. - in what? to really catch up on your social life. - [pat] i miss a piece of statuary, from the orient perhaps. - [russ] we never missed it. - [jerry] why would you and gidget miss it? that was a differe

--((video of jerry))-- --jerry benson / prostate cancer patient-- --17:11:16-27-- the big thing is it helps people behind us i mean i've got a son grandson probably more hopefully down that line and everybody wants to help everybody in this situation is a good way to do that. doing their part in different ways, with the same goal, police are scouring norhtern california.. trying to find two women she was found tied- up next to a road near sacramento.. more than 150 miles away from her redding, california home. i have seen her and it was a very joyous reunion and we were just very excited to see one another the sheriff's department is combing her clothes for evidence. the mother of two.. vanished almost a month ago while she was jogging. the sheriff says they don't know the motive and don't think police are investigating -- a tragic thanksgiving crime in florida. they say -- a man stabbed his parents with a steak knife -- during an argument over thanksgiving dinner. the father -- fighting to stay alive. the mother -- is listed in serious condition. the incident happened -- in he's bein

it hurt jerry ford badly. a fellow on the other side of the line made a remark about him loving people like me. and his adjectives were bleep adjectives, so i won't use it. whereupon jerry put a block on him that ended that fellow's participation in the game. so they came back that monday and told me that they dedicated that block to me. >> every time i go back to yale, i find myself almost overwhelmed by nostalgia. it's been so long and so much has happened since i first got off the train at the new haven station in 1935. >> gerald ford went on to yale to become an assistant football coach. he decided on a career in law as well. >> that made it very difficult for him. because i know very few students in the law school at that time that were doing outside activities simultaneously. it was a very rigorous schedule, a very rigorous kind of place to be. and the excess was acute. and you couldn't do outside things and still get through law school with high standing. yet he did this and he was one of the few that d

and thats jerry hiller - one of the original players. 'its something that we always got to come out for so we just do it; its lie morning.' he and 4 other friends started this tradition when they were 13 years old - jerry turns 90 next week. 'here we go. 2.' and hes still playing

hey, jerry, look at this. my seat's got a memory in case somebody moves it. i could be in prison for years, come out, ry. hi, jack. so how do you like this? whose car? it's mine. yours? my son bought it for me. he what? my son bought me the car. it's a present. you bought it? that's right. ever see one so nice? some car. want to take a ride? no, thanks. take a ride. i don't want to. why not? i don't feel like taking a ride. he doesn't want to. n a cadillac? i've ridden in a cadillac hundreds of times. thousands. you think you're such a big shot now because you got a cadillac? ach! do you believe him? ach! anyway, i was thinking about what you said about me and marisa, about the two of us getting together. i know that i said that i was engaged, but, uh, you know, it's like going steady. going steady, engaged. it's--it's all just stuff you say. anyway, i was watching my cousin vinny on the tape the other day, and i was thinking that the two of us might take a meeting, as they say. so what do you think? move a pinky if it's yes. can you move a pinky? [telephone

jerry brown is the weather authority. jerry nice conditions out there? >> weather: very typical of autumn. unlike last weekend we have had that were mild. you will like it. we are headed toward thanksgiving this week. this is the last hour, looking from red rock resort. you can see the skies brightening headed toward a 6:2. it is 39 degrees at our downtown las vegas studios. dewpoint of 20 degrees and barometer high. temperatures, well, a lot of 30s in the valley. and some 40s. mid 40s down at green valley. summerlin in at 41. and 39 up dickins elementary by nellis air force base. and you can see southern nevada. fairly bottom me. 45 up on the mountain. 35 in pahrump. 48 down in laughlin and 43 in mesquite. we have a storm up to our northwest. but that won't be for a bit. we are talking, well, i will put a timetable on it in main weather. you have nothing to worry about today. tell you, that 8:00 49. 62 at noon. 65 at 4:00 p.m. in fact, i think we will warm it up on sunday. you will like it. work week may get off to a damp start. talk about prospects for

"what's the because jerry.. is more droid than dog."we call him right now robo jerry 2..." robo jerry 2 is the creation of daniel fletcher.... part veterinarian, part engineer.... at cornell university's college of veterinary medicine.the technology is similar to human simulators used in medical schools across the country... and is meant to bridge the gap between the classroom and the emergency room.robo jerry 2 is unique to cornell... and gives veterinary students an patient in real time."it's remarkable how much they engage in that process, so they tend to get nervous. they get very worked up about it. they get very emotionally invested."now cornell is designing simulator parts to be used in robo cats... and possibly someday... robo horses."when that real patient comes in that looks similar to that case they managed in simulation, they're much more likely to jump in and then be involved because now they feel confident."...a confidence that will carry them into clinic. erika edwards, nbc news. plan is to share the simulator technology with other veterinary educators around

car's registered to a jerry torelli. wanted her good and dead. that guy over there saw what happened. all right. i'll talk to the firemen. thanks. how you doin', sir? what's your name? jim chaney. i saw it from my window right there. what'd you see, jim? white guy dumps gasoline into the car, lights it--boom-- explosion. inferno. then what happened? car jams off soon as he's in. did you get a look at him? no, chief. my eyes was on that fire. yeah, ok. listen, um, i didn't know there was a girl inside. otherwise, i'd have tried to help. you talked to us. you helped. did you give the cop your name and number and all that? yes. ok. they said the fire marshal called the owner. they know not to do that. well, luckily, they didn't reach him. let's get over there. man: who's there? detectives. is there a problem? you jerry torelli? yeah. i'm detective sipowicz. this is detective simone and russell. nothing bad happened, did it? you drive a '92 pontiac? my daughter julie does. it's registered in my name. when did you last see julie? she was just here for

some changes are on the way, jerry. to wait u bhiel for them. let's go over and jr ard, i'm going to have to start this time lapse off with a trigger warning. the clouds upset some people on the weekend, including our producer apparently. you don't have to worry, folks, because it's not going to rain. goose eggs on a rain fall thart chart, here's probably one reason why. 30.15-inches of mercury down in south east las vegas going to rain tonight. so do not worry about that. let's take a look at what's going on. we have a frontal system up to our north. it's going to stay up there. the high pressure over us, our forecast model shoaz the rain staying up there. you don't have to worry if you have out door activities playing. closer to home there were the clouds over us, a moisture, staying aloft and dissipating before it makes it in here. overnight tonight, a cloudy start, then clearing overnight. our winds will be light, norm of 37. it's going to be beautiful most of this week until week's end. then some big changes ahead.

. >> jerry jones would know. >> her son daniel battled leukemia, though he was only three and a half ar he died. during his brave fight, he as always thinking of others >> late one night, there was a baby crying on the oncology floor. he said, momma, will you take 3 that baby, so that baby not cry no more. and i figure, if a three-year- old knew what its meant to just give of their also. >> so jerry started daniel's caravan. >> it provide free transportation to kids with cancer and other life- threatening illnesses if they look transportation. >> kids like six-year-old janey and their dad helped them get to children's hospital in aurora to loveland. >> jerry has been a blessing from god from her picking them up, bringing them back and picking them up again for the last t she's very dedicated to these patients. she sits here sometimes waiting for them to finish their appointment. >> jerry has done this five day as week surviving on donations and a willingness to do this. >> we play with the children, and parents sometimes sleep in the back. >> i ssliced jerri jones here. >> we would l

jerri edwards, a healthy-aging expert. jerri works with seniors to stay engaged in their communities and in society as they age, as well as maintaining cognitive abilities and independence as they grow older. dr. edwards, it's great to see you. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> now, i would imagine that social isolation really is sort of not a good thing as you age, correct? >> i don't think social isolation is ever a good thing. but today more than ever, older adults tend to live farther from their families, their adult children, their grandchildren. and one of the best ways to connect with them is through the computer, because on the computer, we can not only hear them, but we can see them. we can see their facial expressions, we can see what's going on in their lives. and that makes for a better, stronger emotional connection. >> and that's so important, right? that connection to friends and family and loved ones and the world with video chatting or being on social networks. or even dating sites can help seniors as

the surviving member - jerry hiller turns 90 next week. he still plays center during every turkey bowl and says he has no plans to stop. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking helen: jry, we can only stay 4 days. well, i'm upset... but we'll make the most of it. did you pack my travel gym? yes. your father bought an exercise device off the television. he does it every morning at 4:00. only 25 minutes a day. and you can attach it to any doorknob. huh. so, i guess your travel miles were about to expire. well, actually, jerry, talk to you about something. am i finally getting a baby brother? jerry, be serious. how would you feel if we sold the cadillac? what? the cadillac i bought for you? it's too much car, jerry. oh, come on, you love that car. what about the northstar system? i don't think we even use it. well, it's a gift, and i want you to keep it. we already sold it. why didn't you tell me before you sold it? because we had a buyer, and we couldn't get a free flight until now.

jerry james was running errands. the car caught fire. james was able to get tv-9 did a story on the loss. an anonymous viewer saw it and wanted to help by donating a new van. kcrg t-v nine's phil reed joins us in the studio this evening. and phil, even though they have that van, it's only a temporary fix for them. the family does not think the caravan that was given to them will last very long.because of its high mileage. a ffundraiser was held for the family today in atkins to raise money for a brand van jerry james was shocked to see a replacement park. "oh my gracious. it brought tears to my eyes. it was a godsend. it's overwhelming." the black grand caravan is wheelchair accessible, and has enough room for the jerry and his wife peggy, and their grandchildre n. "so that we can get me to medical appointments, jerry to medical appointments. and all the kids have appointments. they've been placed in our custody by dhs, and right now they're all getting therapy at various times. so every week, just about everyday we have some place acros

house majority pac is responsible and i'm jerry gallagher. thank you for joining us for a coverage for you -- looking at the races going on here in eastern iowa. let's start with our election day forecast -- here's storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan. eileen on camera a cold front tracking through the area this morning is squeezing out a f will quickly clear out. temperatures are in the 50s with the clouds but have dropped into the 40s with the mph as the front tracks to the east and will stay mainly 10-15 mph for the rest of the day. we will be mainly sunny and cooler today with highs about where they are right now. northwest winds will stay gusty. very both presidential candidates hold rallies late into the night hoping to make sure people go out and vote. by the time hillary clinton took the stage in north carolina -- it was officially election day husband, daughter, and performers jon bon jovi and lady "there is no reason my friends why americas' best days are not ahead of us if we reach for them together." today -- clinton will v

jerry? >> reporter: the, excitement is rising and a huge roar a couple of minutes ago when it was announced that trump had got there is a lot of handshaking and backslapping, you call this a victory party? >> well, still too early to say that, it isn't over before it is over but as a football player, yeah, it is exciting but we're also focused in on the local races. let's get as many of those folks >> reporter: speaking of local folks, i heard statement about a little nervousness. >> well, is lidly like to get the incumbents back moines and get to work. >> reporter: what could they do in des moines? >> well, i think one of the big things just from a county chair standpoint that we would want to take a close look at is how to handle same-day voter registration. it is a complex, archaic interpretation system and we would like to make sure we are protecting the integrity of the vote. control, a few things on the social side as well. >> reporter: okay, scott atkins joining us, thank you. everybo

>> reporter: but the play's director, jerry becker, didn't believe it. he couldn't imagine randy being responsible for jessie's death. >> did you pick up the phone and call randy when he was going through this? >> yes. he was saddened by all this. >> i was exceptionally confident at the end of that phone call that he was not involved in this in any way. >> reporter: and when the detective got his hands on randy's phone records, he began thinking the same thing. >> did his phone records tell you anything that was of significance? >> no. he hadn't been talking to her on the phone that we could see in this time period that we were looking at, and he hadn't been near the house. we haven't eliminated him but we're having to look at other night, they went over the other leads from jessie's parents. they interviewed the tree-trimmers who might have been peering into jessie's window. >> there was nothing of significance found as far as their possible involvement. >> reporter: and they tracked down the restaurant co-worker jessie had been upset with. >> he was ac

even if jerry doesn't make it through, this emergency scenario, he'll have an chance because jerry is more droid than dog. >> we call him robo jerry 2. >> reporter: robo jerry 2 is the creation of daniel fletcher, part veterinarian, part engineer at cornell university's college of veterinary medicine. the technology is similar to human simulators used in medical schools across the country. robo jerry 2 is unique to cornell and gives veterinary managing a patient in realtime. >> it's remarkable how much they engage in that process. they tend to get nervous. they get very worked up about it and very emotionally invested. >> reporter: cornell is now designing simulated parts to be used in robo cats and possibly someday robo horses. >> when that real patient comes in looks similar to the case managed in simulation, they're much more likely to jump in because now they feel confident. >> reporter: a confidence that will carry them into >> researchers at cornell say the plan is to share the simulator technology with other veterinary educators across the country. >>> have you ever seen a chuw

pretty day for marathon jerry. >> jerry: i would say so. side. this is the view from red rock resort. an hour ago i put in motion you can see our skies have brightened were waiting for 6:16 official sunrise as you can see there is a view from the springs preserve. 53 are downtown studios here in las vegas. west northwest at three humidity up so as a barometer 30.20 is 50s a little warmer green valley 56. that's about all she wrote same 56 over in mountains edge. cooler up in the mountain 41 up there and 30s as you head up to 93 up toward caliente 57 in boulder city and 44 in pahrump. storm system up to the north not going to impact us were sitting pretty down to the south. the clouds overnight. have moved out looking at clear conditions going to be a big of that in the morning hours. today during our sunlight hours six at 8:00 a.m. sunday forenoon and 75 at 4:00 p.m. down from a ridiculously warm 77 afternoon high this will be our 13th straight day above normal this month. last time i checked it was november 13.my full forecast up ahead. john bac

people say, jerry, what do you remember about the great depression. and i said all i can remember other. i live due to great depressions and two world wars. world war i and world war ii. once the chips are down, we are all americans. and i defy anybody to say anything that's different about that. >> so wise. i would say wise beyond her what she's been through, the pantsuit. what is not to love. we need to check back in with her.>> it's going to be warmer for those heading out to the polls tomorrow. take a look at your weather headlines for the next week or so. we're in conditions developing beginning tomorrow as well. we do have a cool down just in time for the weekend. tonight, 64 with clear skies. the sunset today is at 5:31. tomorrow, 84 to 89. not far away from the record which is in the low 90s for take a look at the radar. not much going on. we have high pressure dominating weather that will lead to the warmth tomorrow. low pressure will start to kick in by the middle of the week and that will lead us to a nice cooldown. although we get up to 89

new video tonigh showing talk show host jerry springer at an antitrump protest. saying we the protesters joined hundreds and thousands across the country against the president elect. with a little more than two months for president elect trump taking office, transition team prepares. one of the first shakeups is that vice president mike pence will lead the transition team, replacing chris christie. three of the trump children are giuliani. still no word who will be chief of staff but that will come soon hopefully. >> it is up to president elect trump to choose those advisors he wants on his team. one worked on very many months away from the campaign. >> heavily crid cal of fbi director james comey saying his letter to e-mail scandal back into focus, ultimately costing her the white house. >> in orlando, hundreds of folks took be part in the first pride festival insistence put night club shooting, instead of allowing it to cost a shadow on the events, it.was be sharing demanding change. >> the message here, pulse showed the world what hate looked like but orlando

thank you jerry. also, be sure to like us on facebook. and we are online, jerry and i. with news and weather. latest right here on news 3 live today. thank you. have a great rest of the see you monday! >>> good morning. breaking overnight. violence at the trump protest. gunfire rings out at a demonstration in portland, oregon. one pern demonstrators take to the streets from coast to coast. new york, miami, l.a. even iowa and missouri. >>> about face? after vowing to get rid of obamacare during the campaign, the president-elect may keep some parts of the plan. is it a final victory for president obama and what does it mean for you? >>> and shakeup. chris christie out as the head

listen to jerry describe it in his first "e.t." interview in 1994. >> our talk show tends to deal more with news subjects or political subjects because of my background. >> forget politics. springer was more about baby the scenes with him in 1998. he evolved into the kind of ringleader that made him a pop culture icon. >> the day i figured out, wow, we're on to something, there were two cultural moments that impacted me. and i think one was being on the simpsons. >> we're back. >> how did it feel to learn your baby was fathered by a drooling space >> it made me angry, jerry. >> the other was being on the cover of rolling stone. that was the first time i noticed, oh, my gosh, people are really noticing it. >> none of that goes to his head. that's his second secret. admit the stupidity. >> our show is a circus, period. it has no redeeming social value. >> the show is 25. springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to golf. i mean i think i'd go crazy. i'm always afraid not to be working. it's ps

good morning, i'm jerry gallagher. ally is off. let's check on your weather now good morning. eileen on camera from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast thanksgiving, eastern iowa! most of close enough that there will be pressure moves close enough to our area tonight that we could tracks to the northeast, early morning shoppers on friday may see a light dusting of snow - at the low to mid 40s. track through. highs on saturday rise into the upper 40s. sunday features similar temperatures, but with breezy winds and the to the low 50s with windy out the month. after monday, dry weather continues into late next week. upper 40s. sunday features similar temperatures, but with breezy winds and the into monday, when we could warm on monday, cooling us back down our top story this morning - violence at the dakota access pipeline site. protestors say police are trying to push them away -- one woman nearly losing an arm. but as paul vercammen reports -- police a

well, actually, jerry, we wanted to talk to you about something. am i finally getting a baby brother? jerry, be serious. how would you feel if we sold the cadillac? what? the cadillac i bought for you? it's too much car, jerry. oh, come on, you love that car. what about the northstar system? i don't think we even use it. well, it's a gift, and i want you to keep it. we already sold it. why didn't you tell me before you sold it? because we had a buyer, and we couldn't get a free flight until now.

we'll see what it turns. >> jerry, thank you for being here and good luck with it all, jerry stoerch. >>> getting that holiday package delivered to your door takes a lot of manpower. with many of us shopping online businesses and e-commerce are looking to add tens of thousands of temporary workers and it's a job that's proving to be difficult. morgan brennan explains. >> reporter: for the biggest employers the holidays mean hiring. u.p.s. has been recruiting prospective employees at college sporting events including the recent rutgers/penn state football game. where attendees filled out applications. >> i have young children so it's easier for me to have seasonal work. >> reporter: the shipping giant is hoping to hire more than 95,000 seasonal staffers to help handle the 700 million packages it expects to deliver between now and new year's eve. but with e-commerce sales expected to again surge, and unemployment below 5%, it's getting tougher to find workers. >> we decided to offer a signing bonus and higher wages because of the increased competition in the area. we need to remain comp

when i used to do jerry lewis as a kid, and i used to do it very high, but then i noticed that as jerry got older, there was a kind of an attitude. and i found it was easier if you did him, you know, if you imagined that you were sucking on a lozenge. i don't know why. it's not that he does a lozenge, but you just have an imaginary lozenge, and you go, yeah, john. how are you doing? bette! [ laughter ] wow. [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] and of course, katharine hepburn, i did on saturday night live. >> i love that. >> but i did it as nelson hepburn. we did a piece called lifestyles of the relatives of the rich and famous. [ laughter ] and i played katherine's third maternal cousin. nelson hepburn, who's a hot dog vendor in central park. [ laughter ] and i would work there every day except sundays. he'd say, "sundays are mine. they always were." [ laughter ] [ applause ] he'd say, "i get up in the morning. i sleep late, and i read all the papers, and i have a huge bowl of bran. the next few hours, i'm indisposed, and i phone friends." [ laughter ] >> it is flattering, generally, to be mimick

when i used to do jerry lewis as a kid, and i used to do it very high, but then i noticed that as jerry got older, there was a kind of an attitude. and i found it was easier if you did him, you know, if you imagined that you were sucking on a lozenge. i don't know why. it's not that he does a lozenge, but you just have an and you go, yeah, john. how are you doing? bette! [ laughter ] wow. [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] and of course, katharine hepburn, i did on saturday night live. >> i love that. >> but i did it as nelson hepburn. we did a piece called lifestyles of the relatives of the rich and famous. [ laughter ] and i played katherine's third maternal cousin. nelson hepburn, who's a hot dog vendor in central park. [ laughter ] and i would work there every day except sundays. he'd say, "sundays are mine. they always were." [ laughter ] [ applause ] he'd say, "i get up in the morning. i sleep late, and i read all the papers, and i have a huge bowl of bran. the next few hours, i'm indisposed, and i phone friends." [ laughter ] >> it is flattering, generally, to be mimicked, or impersonated

jerry had moved far away. which cleared him for sure. of course, they would need to look at shannon and aaron, too, given their falling out with pam and ralph. but -- >> they were cleared almost immediately, because -- >> they were nowhere around? >> yeah, they were not involved. >> dead-end. the crime scene people did find some things, mind you, including a bloody fireplace poker that turned out to be the murder weapon. >> the marking on her head was the exact replica of the shape of the fire poker, the end of the poker. >> they cataloged everything they found. broken glass in the backdoor. they even took the knobs off drawers and sent them to the lab hoping the intruders left dna or fingerprints on them. and then quite unexpected. something remarkable turned up. and right through the front door of the local newspaper -- so what did you think when you first read that document? >> i felt i had my own little version of the pentagon papers in a way. >> coming up, a letter that had everyone in town talking. >> i remember reading it and putt

but when the sun goes down, jerry goes home. he says that's when a certain element comes out to play. all of that stuff at night. i don't play at night no more. i used to. it's dangerous at night. >> for police, this is a choke point. >> reporter: larry hadfield with metro police say the bridges serve an important purpose, keeping tens of thousands of pedestrians away from traffic. unfortunately, with crowds come problems. >> people think that they are not visible while they are on these bridges. we have real-time crime cameras monitor that. >> reporter: just this week, it was the cameras that led police to 26-year-old rashaud jackson, accused of shooting two men on a bridge near harmon. >> an officer deters crime just by being present. >> reporter: he says officers will walk the bridges, addressing nuisance crimes, such as impeding the walkway and 80 police recruits preparing to graduate. >> you will find cops more on these bridges than you've seen before. >> reporter: as for jerry -- ? >> reporter: -- he just wants to sing and

. >> orlando police officer jerry reeland's life changed dramatically, the night a madman opened fire in pulse nightclub. swat rushed in, rescuers worked on the wounded. he helped identify the dead. still haunts him. his wife, jessica, says he has lots of sleepless nights. >> he started to scream on the top of his lungs, and he my i.r.ss so hard, i thought he was going to snap it. >> the father of two has ptsd. his doctor says no work. florida law says, that means no pay. he's burned through all his sick time and vacation time. >> i'm just trying to get better, you know, i just want the doctors, the therapists that i need that's been -- that i've been told i need, but i also of. >> florida law says first responders get worker's comp for physical injuries, but not for job-related psychological issues. >> i knew from day one that the first responders were going to -- they were going to get hung out to dry. >> this attorney has handled first responders' worker's comp claims for almost 20 years. he's seen clients make the same decision over and over again. >> if they have to make a choice

as you can see. >> weather: i am jerry brown and we have a beautiful day sitting up. increasing clouds. temperatures in mid 70s. well above our normal. and how long will it last? well at least through mid week. we will be well into 70s. weeks end temperatures drop >>> we are back on this saturday morning, november 12th, 2016. a chilly fall morning in new york city. look at that crowd. that crowd is standing strong outside rockefeller plaza. why? we have a special treat for them. four words. rockefeller center christmas tree. today. coming here. we will get ourselves ready for that truck. >>> here is a look here inside at what is making headlines across the country during anti-trump protests. one protest turned violent when a person shot in portland, oregon. police are looking for the gunman. >>> more than three dozen people were arrested protesting the north dakota pipeline. those face charges for obstruction. the army corps of engineers is expected to make a decision soon on the future of the pipeline. her arm. she posted pictures on facebook and said she is frustrat

and thats jerry hiller - one of the original players. 'its something that we always got to come out for so we just do it; its lie morning.' he and 4 other friends started this tradition when they were 13 years old - jerry turns 90 next week. 'here we go. 2.' and hes still playing the game! 'no reason to stop.' while all of the other original members have since passed - the field remains fantastic, its what family is all about so we love it.' terry heads father was one of the original players - he continues to play now with his kids...in his fathers honor. 'oh absolutely, its a great family tradition.' theres no real structure - or score keeping - its just for fun. 'its just a family affair and oh, oh theres a son of mine he just arrived!' that will get carried on through the youngest generation. 'nice going charlie!' 'and once the game is over all the families go on to enjoy a tradition thanksgiving meal. reporting in white fish bay, julie collins. fox 6 news.' massive dining room for thousands today. it's the 14th year the christian out

jerry, a little gloomy almost, but very nice outside. >> visually it might not have been the nicest, but i tell you temperature-wise, it was gorgeous in the mid-70s as expected we did have the clouds they're much adieu about nothing, we're not going to get any rain out of it. let's go to it, and put some of our valley. gave us a pretty sunset. that's where we stand right now. going to start this evening off cloudy we are looking at a gradual clearing. still in the low 70s down on the strip, 71 at the miracle mile shops, pressure high, humidity elevated a bit. west side ion town center 67, the dawson school, and hanging at 70 down in green valley at bartlett elementary the very high barometer there. uh, 72 over on valley you're in at 70 and southern highlands in at 68-degrees across the region, 50 at the mount charleston lodge. 73 in mesquite, 67 in pahrump, at laughlin we take a look at some top of the hour temperatures, 73 officially for las vegas, to 71 in los angeles, 62 in the city by the bay. and reno in at 64-degrees. more sun shine. around the nation, a lot going on. a few sho

jerry moses senior was larger than life in the cedar valley -- the longtime waterloo resident and east high football legend has died at the age of 65 -- moses was a part of east high's streak in the late 60's and early 70's -- he ran for 56 touchdowns and was twice named a first team all-state running back before moving on to iowa state under head coach johnny majors -- his cyclone career was cut short by injuries -- but moses later returned to iowa state and earned his degree in 1984 -- two of his sons j-j and milan both also starred for the trojans and cyclones -- services for jerry moses are pending -- a pair of current iowa hawkeyes honors today -- jaleel johnson earned the nod at defensive tackle after leading the hawks with 10 tackles for loss -- including a very key safety in the win over michigan -- desmond king is the honoree at defensive back after picking up 53 tackles -- a pair of interceptions -- and a pick six this season -- offensive awards will be announced tomorrow -- the future looks bright for the uni football team as the panthers put five players on the missouri val

jerry howard will be in prison foreign the rest of his life. i'm faith jessie reporting. >> thank you. >>> this weekend, the valley's newest casino and resort opened its doors. >> the biggest attractions you will find at the lucky dragon. >>> winter is starting to show in the mountains. how our local ski resort is push. >> reporter: well, i'm trying out for our new nhl hockey team. i'm also trying out this new ice rink at the park. today was the first tree lighting. we'll have your full forecast and talk to some good skaters out here in a few minutes. >>> well, in las vegas, niche is nice. the city's newest and smallest properties opened over the weekend. the lucky dragon targeting the asian customer opening for good. it's the first resort opening from the ground ups since the cosmo opened in 2010. here chinese comes first, english second. it's focused on the customer that -- it reflects asian sensibility. it's not a mega-resort. david jacoby is the lucky dragon's ceo. difficult to build a multi-billion-dollar megaresort and it differentiated f