doctor pierce. >> let's continue to talk about measure 97. you are you are a posted measure 97 but you acknowledge of it failed the state is going to face a huge a budget gap of more than 1,000,000,000 dollars. in the balance budget that you would have to present to the legislature if you are governor, can you mean name to state programs that you would be willing to reduce or eliminate to help balance the budget? >> i presented and prepared a budget with an economist in portland that is published online. it assumes a six or 7% budget increase which will have, income tax brackets not being fully indexed in the growth in the economy. if. if we can get the $400 million waiver that increases spending by 10%. i've committed a good deal of that money for k-12. other other areas have increased but the increase is less then the government agencies say they need to continue the current service level. what what we need to learn to do a government is to make the efficiency of government work better. if you loo

pierce, this question is from. the you are elected and are faced with a difficult decision whether right answer for oregon goes against your political party values, can yo can you dot his rifle or get and put your personal views aside? >> its always about what's right for oregon but i'm not that political. honestly, people ask me, how are you going to foo to fall the pon of government with republicans because there hasn't been a republican government for 30 years. there's a litmus test. can you do the job? do you have a heart for public service? do you want to serve? again i'm running as a citizen, running as one of the audience members. i think we will improve the government, improve the lives of oregonians. >> governor, what about you? could you go against it? >> i've had experience doing that. i've worked very hard over the last couple of years to bring oregon, create campaign finance reform in oregon. as governor i introduce legislation to make sure that one person's megaphone, someone couldn't buy a megaphone

hickey" was signed and inscribed by pierce in 1855. he signed it for his friend, joseph appleton starrett, who like pierce, was also born in hillsborough, new hampshire. another item going up for auction is an 1851 christmas gift that pierce gave to his then ten-year-old son, benjamin. benjamin pierce was tragically the online auction ends december 7. memorial hospital in north conway is sending some newborns home with a baby box, aimed at encouraging safe sleeping habits. the boxes include firm mattresses and are designed for babies up to eight months. the birthing center at memorial hospital is providing the boxes to families that express a need for help in providing a safe sleeping environment for their babies. communities across the state are kicking the holiday season into high gear. the 45th annual salem holiday parade was held yesterday afternoon. more than 70 floats, marching bands, and groups of costumed characters paraded along main street. the event is run by volunteers and is funded by local businesses and generous donors.

pierce was laughing that's why. pierce is 39 years old and maybe he is lost a step or least his dunk. breath. clippers lost in overtime they are here tomorrow to face the cavs. i am not worried about the clippers fast break. good sports. my biggest winners from wood ridge the boys and girls teams won state cross-country championships. that's not easy. amy tells me this is only the 5th tight in state history that the same school has won both boys and girls titles in the same year in this event. congratulations to both teams norris and thank you amy for the photo i like how it is shot the spotlight of the sun is on the team. >> they are aglow. >> if you want to nominate a champion or all tar e-mail morning. [audio not understandable] or tweet them to me. paul pierce don't worry there's a full medical staff here tomorrow night when you miss a dunk. >> it's the clippers fast break a hip. >> good point. >>> time is 6:18. leadership btl representative tim ryan become the next leader of the house? tracie potts joins us liv

bernice pierce - concerned resident: we've had several. it looks like they're increasing as the years and the months go by.)) ((karen castro)) years. she says she has seen it all... from speeding, to drunk driving, and street racing... but it's only getting worse. ((bernice pierce - concerned resident: it's three blocks within each one of those lights and so i don't see why they be doing any racing but that's what they do.)) ((karen castro)) residents hope the most recent crash is a wake up call for other street racers in the valley. ((bernice pierce - concerned resident: all we can say to them is a life-- anybody's life mean a lot. fernando ballesteros witness: if you want to be a car racer, do it legally, not like this.)) ((karen castro)) >> police say the drive of street racing left the scene. investigators need the public's help to track down the driver. if you have any information, you're urged to call crimes stopper. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a tragic story developing in tennessee tonight... p

>> reporter: at the snow mountain ranch in graend, director beal pierce has --

clippers visiting nets, paul pierce known rim destroy blake griven who had night off pierce on break and 39 years old he just can't get up to throw down any more. and chris swoops in pierce can only laugh at his final nba season. and rick porcello named american league's comeback player of year after red sox rebounded from a disappointing first season in that's ourim [ cheers and applause ] ? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- natalie portman. j. j. abrams. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 580, oklahoma! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ? ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! my oh my! [ cheers and applause ] welcome, everybody. welcome. i love you. welcome to -- welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you made it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] this is the show.

we are talking about the concept of love, compassion we have to pierce through these issues of trauma and that does require love. that requires getting to know, that requires some of the other virtues to really pierce through that issue of trauma. >> armstrong: in 30 seconds, given the fact that somebody returns to that life, what does it say about our future some. >> guest: we have to keep trying and investing on people, it's all about people. we have to treat our neighbor, all of our neighbor as our >> armstrong: shouldn't they also make that a choice as ininvestment. >> guest: hour response should always be the love. love is the concept of all of the major religions. >> armstrong: so you think that opportunity and the story you told about ta young man -- that young man is for everybody within that grasp. >> guest: i believe there's hope in everybody. >> guest: i believe. >> armstrong: but you didn't answer the question. >> guest: not everybody, there's pe and cannot turn around. >> armstrong: but life is fair if you're not inherently evil and you follow certain moral code, and stri

other accident out to the west at mississippi and pierce. we'll track your friday drive and hopefully clear up and get more. >> we hope so. thank you. >>> there are books, movies, theme parks, plays. people can't get enough of ways . >>> it hits theaters in two weeks. going sierra leone announcing ways to make the wizard world come to life with a smart phone and virtual reality headset called daydream the game is based on google added harry spotter spells to phones. you'll be able to turn on your phone's flashlight, turn it off, motivate the silent media i really wanted to dry it. i already can't get it out of the hands of my 8-year-old. >> it's only for androids. >> i don't have an android. i was like i want to do hit. >> they did a deal. >> man. >>> he and his dad had a pack. died, the cubs fan kept his promise z25kkz zvpz . >>> good morning everyone. >> finally friday. >> hello. >> it's friday. >> just checking the phone. >> i was googling what weather was going to be like this weekend. >> because marty won't tell us. >> i was thinking sa

in fairfield jeff pierce kron four news. in bay area news. a u-s-f nursing student is facing child pornography charges. 20-year-old sam kerfoot was arrested on campus. police say kerfoot was uploading and storing hundreds of images. several media storage devices were taken from kerfoot's dorm room. the investigation is ongoing. in california news. the woman who drowned in the russian river has now been identified. 69-year-old heide boley went missing friday after her canoe overturned. the two other passengers made it to shore safely. the sheriff's helicopter located boley's body. she was pronounced dead at the scene. officials say boley was wearing a life jacket. in national news. police say a south carolina man accused of keeping a woman chained in a storage container also admitted to killing at least four people. officers say they found kala brown, "chained up like a dog" inside a shipping container. investigators also found a body in the same property believed to be brown's boyfriend, charles carver. brown, and carver, disappeared more tha

the big loss for women soccer team at franklin pierce. head coach jeff bailey is leaving to pursue other opportunities. they will miss him. and a tough loss for franklin pierce as they lost to merrimack college. but s&nhu looking good. shelley: some of our brightest in ventures are being honored. the product of the year that is now helping first responders. be noisy. be silent. be near. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. interesting and impressive products made in new hampshire were highlighted today by the new hampshire high tech council. tom: companies showed their products to people in the business community who then voted on the winner. the product of the year was the wilcox patriot hybrid, a device to keep first responders save when arriving to hazmat emergencies. emergencies. >> the team has worked very hard very

pierce's patient load has doubled the business of decline in their parents and peers.. and are deterimined to get better with age. john huck fox5 news local las vegas>> with old age with old age comes certain diseases like alzheimer's. but there may be a huge breakthrough in the works. coming up in our next half hour, a new drug being tested at the lou ruvo center for brain health downtown is showing a lot of promise. stick around for part two of this special report on aging. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. big story today will be the wind. a wind advisory takes effect at 10 a.m. for the entire viewing area with gusting speeds 40-50 mph possible. much colder air invades las vegas on thursday, bringing 60s and upper 50s. skies will be mostly sunny. friday morning will be the coldest weather this season with 30s expected. the weekend is trending milder with a few clouds at times. high temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s. there is the chance of a few showers on monday next week. work has been north las vegas at the future site of car company, faraday f

in other news, a neighborhood turned into a shooting gallery tonight with eight homes pierced by bullets. the shooter or shooters are still at large. we have the latest on the investigation. jeff. rick the good news here is that no one was hurt although one couple had a close call when a bullet pierced their window. this is the scene at westminster and fallen earlier this evening, two dozen bullets fired in all. police say someone was likely targeted but there is no known victim at this point. eight homes were hit including one couple at home when the bullets came through the window. >> the glass shattered. me and my old lady hit the floor and eventually checked the house to be sure everyone was all right. >> police are not saying much about a motivate or suspect. on this thanksgiving weekend, there are many folks counting their blessing again. jeff, "action news." rick? >> tragedy in northeast philadelphia when a man riding a motorcycle died when he hit an suv. the woman riding with him is fieghtding for her life. detectives are investigating what led up to the incident. the driver of t

the big loss for women soccer team at franklin pierce. head coach jeff bailey is leaving to pursue other opportunities. they will miss him. and a tough loss for franklin pierce as they lost to merrimack college. shelley: some of our brightest in ventures are being honored. the product of the year that is were highlighted today by the new hampshire high tech council. tom: companies showed their products to people in the business community who then voted on the winner. the product of the year was the wilcox patriot hybrid, a device to keep first responders save when arriving to hazmat emergencies. >> the team has worked very hard and to get this recognition is very exciting. tom: sensors for trains and high-tech keyboards. a lot of high-tech gadgetry in new hampshire that they do right here. let us check with mike haddad. mike: the wind, that will be the key. not a widespread issue but there may be a few scattered power outages. snow showers possible in the mountains. shelley: thank you for joining >> announcer: the following is a paid pres

pierce avenue to i-4, 15 minutes for a commute. pierce or fouler. this is i-75 away from fouler. in the last ten minutes this is busier. keeping an eye on that. that's a look at weather and traffic. back to jean and gail. >>> happening today. donald trump will walk through the doors of the white house as president elect for the very first time. as he prepares to take office trump will meet with president obama at the white house. >> this is a critical step meredith, the hope is to make this a smooth transition. >> that's right. president trump makes the visit on the invitation of president obama. the troubled relationship to the president and president trump's repeated allegations that president trump was not born in the united states. president obama has mocked defendant's and campaigned for hillary rodham clinton but both want that smooth transition of power. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> it is no secret that president elect and i have some pretty significant differences. but remember 8 years ago president bush and i had pretty significant diffe

from los angeles, california, please welcome pierce minor. [cheers and applause] how you doing, man? good to meet you. >> likewise. >> what's up, pierce, how you doing, man? >> what's up? i'm good. >> welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you. >> you ready to go today? >> i'm ready to go. >> so you're a big planner? >> i am a big planner. >> and i hear you planned a pretty extravagant way to propose to your wife. >> i did, i did. i' >> uh-huh. >> and my beautiful wife. i planned this huge birthday party. she had no idea. she thought i was just being a diva. i was hand-making invitations. >> right. >> stamping them with gold. making her wear white and gold. "don't wear that!" you know, and she was freaking out, like, "he loves this birthday." you know, but i had people come from out of town, and after the cake and everything, i got on the mic--another friend of mine was singing our favorite song in another part of the club--and i got down on one knee and made it happen. >> oh, and this is your "plus one," arlene. >> that's my "plus one." >> in mo

steve nelson has worked as a crossing guard for pierce elementary for about two years. nat 56:43, "hey how are you, how was school today these kids are what keeps him coming back, each day. nat 56:04, "hang on just a second here." their safety is his main concern. nat traffic nelson says traffic gets popping right around around the day you'll notice it a lot more." that's why he was thankful the city installed this new technology. it's called the pedestrian hybrid beacon. 49:27, "safer, safer is definitely the word." for pedestrians it's similar to a normal crosswalk, but it's a little different for drivers. john witt/ assistant city traffic engineer35:12, "the beacon when someone first starts pushing the button it'll start to go yellow then solid red then after that it well go to a wig wag red flash. and drivers can go through the red flash if all of the pedestrains have gone through it cont and studies show it results in fewer crashes. 34:49, "it reduces pedestrian crashes by 69% and reduces regular crashes by up to 29%." nat 57:09, "okay kids already, nelson says he

. >> reporter: she locked down -- looked down and found this arrow piercing her upper thigh. this photo shows the holes on either side of her shorts. >> it came in here and it was sticking out here about 6 inches. i put my thumbnt apply the pressure. >> we were called by her husband who called 911. >> reporter: the woman rushed to the hospital and police trying to figure out where the arrow came from. it appears to have also pierced a nearby shed. >> it's possible it's a fluke occurrence. >> reporter: now she's back home recovering. her daughter is furious. >> there's no business of people shooting arrows in a city any type of pellet gun, bb gun, do it in an area that's designated for that. >> reporter: now this woman feels unsafe in her own yard and is haunted by what could have happened. >> i could have been dead. stupid. just stupid. >>> american airlines goes out of their way to help a town in alaska that helped them. company alaska on monday bringing turkey dinners for a small town. this comes after a flight from china was forced to land in that town. the people went out

jeremy pierce forced his way into becky pierce's parents home in fuquay-varina friday night. when police arrived both were dead. the couple's two small children were found safe in a separate area of the home. friends are still trying to come to terms with the tragedy. >> she always would greet you she was a christian, and she was proud of that. >> tonight the granville county sheriff said he placed jeremy pierce on a 30-diapases suspension -- 30-day paid suspension but didn't say why. >>> and police say a shooting overrule the weekend in morrisville was not random. a man was shot in the back, but his name or released. >>> for the fourth time since it began the judge in the bergdahl case entered a new trial date. the judge set the trial to start may 15th of next year. he was concerned the prosecution isn't getting classified documents to the defense team in a timely manner. the defense says it still needs computer software to view the more than one and a half million pages of information with the cost of hurricane matthew. the governor's office requested more than a billion do

you told me about mildred pierce. now i wanna know about grady wilson. well, you couldn't figure that out? figure it out! grady, i don't even know what you talkin' about. i'm talking about your girlfriend judy. she's got her sights set on me. she told me that i've still got it. and she likes older men. yeah. you see, when she came over the other night-- and--and she must have known that you were going out. and that's why she fixed supper, so that she could be alone with me. so that's her little game plan, huh? well, i should have known better than to leave a girlfriend of mine alone with you, grady wilson. wh-wh--you're not mad that i told you, are you? no, grady. if it was anybody else, i'd think she was just using you to get to me, u still got it... she's all yours, brother. oh, no. no, wait a minute. i couldn't do that-- take my best friend's only son's girl away. hey, don't you see, grady? she prefers you to me, man. look, i told her you were my godfather. now to her, you're a godfather image. to her, you're marlon brando. oh, i know that. but you se

mississippi and pierce an accident. nice and wide open. a great drive along i-270, i-76 and southbound coming into town where we have speeds into the 60s right now as you make your way from 120th out to i-70. just an 8-minute drive now. >>> thank you, joel. the thursday night game in boulder had plenty of high profile people in the stands. we even saw a familiar face. someone and we're not sure who, was in the stands wi costume. oh, yes. it is so popular now. we know one person in our studio today who lit up social media for this very same costume. >> let's get right to the heart of this big question. also, it just happens to be raiders week for the broncos and this could be a meaningful matchup, for first place in the acl west. >> raiders week, haven't had to say that in some time. good morning. >> good morning. it's been a long time, actually for the first time since many of the current broncos' players were in grade school, broncos and raiders rivalry, it's actually a rivalry again. the raiders are 6-2 for the first time since 2001. the

pierce can only laugh in his final nba season. player of the year after the red sox righty rebounded from a disappointing first season in boston to win the cy young award. that's sports. i'm joe amorosino. have a great day. >> nicole: well, former patriots' quarterback drew bledsoe honored at the tradition awards last night at the t.d. garden. he's reminding fans while tom brady always tries to play through injuries. i bet you can guess why. you know the history. 15 years ago bledsoe took a big hit while playing for the jets. injury, and, you know, brady took over. >> tommy, he just keeps showing up day after day and going to work. i also think he did learn a hard lesson watching me. hey, man, if you get hurt, you never know if your job is going to be there, so he's trying the stay on the field and not get out of there so the garoppolos of the world can't take his job. he was never nipping at my heels. i got hurt. once i got hurt, he came in and the very definition of bittersweet. really happy for the team, but heartbroken that i

including the 39 year pierce who's nickname is the truth. he's already accepted his truth.. he's too old for this. he plans to retire at the end of the season. now time for your juicy question of the one out of three of us will be getting this very soon. although.. 100- percent of us want this. adlib traffic adlib weather still ahead on 12 today - you may not have game like serena.. but taking a swing at tennis is a good idea. some surprising new research about the benefits.. of picking up a racquet. d pack? i'm talkng about abs here people.. how your legs can help you flatten your stomach. you're watching 12 today. still ahead on 12 but taking a swing at tennis is a good idea. some surprising new research about the benefits.. of picking up a racquet. and do you want that rock hard 6 pack? i'm tg abs here people.. how your legs can help you flatten your stomach. you're watching 12 today. longer. listen to this.. researchers in australia looked at how participating in six different sports affected a person's life expectancy. topping the list, sports that required a racquet..

the attack would do its true objective but they are able to pierce through the earth works and capture this number of prisoners. one fame battle before the -- one final battle before the breakthrough and that is the harbor known for june 3 and the failure of those attacks two days earlier, june #1, two federal brigades are able to use a ravine later known as bloody run to temporarily pierce the confederate earth works before reserves push them out. keep these things in mind compact normations, use of the ravine, use of darkness overwhelming numerical spear superiority all will be on display when wright commander of the sixth corps unleashes his masterpiece april 2 1865. the sixth corps, after the harbor and brief stay of several weeks in petersburg, have a relative vacation compared it were else. they are sent up to washington to early's raid and have a bloody ought item that year in the shenandoah valley but they are able to establish a band with phil sheridan. sheridan wanted the sixth corps instead of warren's fifth corps but it was not located in position to provide it assistance a

you can use your hand instead of having to pierce it with a fork. start with the legs. open up the back and the breast underneath, you're always using just the very tip of night. going against the body and at the same time you're pushing lightly with your hand. >> uh-huh. >> i'm really studying. >> now you can't cut through bone so what you're looking for is where the bone connects the joint and that's where you're going to cut through. >> all right. >> and take the leg off. when the lug comes off you have the drum and the thigh. so the "v" shape in that bend is where that is going to be and you're going to cut that. drew out there, and then in here is just a straight bone that runs like this so you're going to open it up. always open things up so we can see. >> that's getting complicated. >> well, you're just going to grab this and you're just going to, with the tip of the knife. trim the bone as you do it. >> careful. careful. >> it will just come right off. once you get that bone out you can slice your dark meat up and it goes right on your platter. >> all right. >>

when the arrow pierced her thigh saturday. she says she first heard a loud pop... then felt the searing pain... the woman then pulled the 18-inch-long arrow out of her leg... which went straight through. her husband called 9-1-1... and she was rushed to the hospital. right now... police are trying to figure out where the arrow arrow appeared to have pierced a nearby shed. officials say it could have been an accident. a man is rewarded for heroic actions with a brand new i-phone 7.... but what did to deserve it was priceless. henry tate the third just moved to south florida from tennessee 2 weeks ago... and just one week ago he became certified in c-p-r. you could say the timing was meant to be... on saturday a 2-year-old boy wandered away neighbors started searching for the boy... and that's when tate found him floating in a retention pond. tate quickly dove in... pulled him from the water... and began c-p-r. once the child started breathing... tate was overcome with emotion. tate's phone was destroyed in the rescue... so a local a-t-and-t store gave him a bran but

that's when bullets pierced the partition... hit his leg and shattered his heel. he spent 25 days to quit his job as a used car salesman and relied on his brother's physical and financial support. now, we're getting a look at what the months since the june massacre have been like for him through the eyes of our partners at the tampa bay times. santiago has received 300- thousand dollars from the oneorlando fund. people contributed nearly 30 million dollars families and survivors. an update to an already tragic story out of detroit. a wayne state university police officer has died after he was shot while on duty. officer collin rose was shot tuesday night after he stopped to investigate a man while patrolling in an area off campus. the 29-year-old was alone in his car, with his two dogs. officer rose was with the wayne state university police department for five years. he is the second officer to be shot and killed in the line of duty this week. an investigation is underway after a pinellas county pinellas county deputy shot and killed a man who was armed with a kn

they call him cp3 giving cpr to paul pierce. he's only played 17 minutes all season. last night he played 29. maybe father time is catching up on him. the clippers toss loath nets last night. >> kim: live pictures from the talking on behalf of the united states. you're waking up to serious news this morning there is a new report that within four years north korea maybe able to send nuclear missiles to seattle. it is something that is very scary. it is something being talked about live right now on our screen at the u.n. and the today show goes in depth when this show ends. >> dana: something donald trump will have to address. they were in the bottom three. two of them going home. it's this performance that has people talking this morning. we'll tell you why dolly parton was on the stage be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. >> i want >> kim: we have heard from this local mom before. what the suspect accused of taking her son's lives said in >> dana: welcome in. the last day of no

for me, it keeps me at a i found that man, i'm sleeping better, my mood is better" doctor john pierce runs his own age management clinic. he points to plenty of medical literature supporting testosterone use and he says the problem is with back alley clinics that over- prescribe it. it's difficult for them to bring charges because the medical board says they're not in the business of telling people how to practice medicine. it's kind of scary. it's almost like they havent' hurt anybody yet so we'll just let them keep doing this." as a gerentologist dr. lisa rosenberg treats older patients. she is skeptical that age management clinics can do anything more for you than you could do for yourself. "everybody wants to live longer and live better. so what they're counting on is an individual's hope that the supplement will be that magic for them. first and best thing is to grow up with adequete nutrition in a low-stress environment, get and have good genes" "if there was ever a case of leading from behind, it's the american physician" age management is booming. cenegenics has gone from one

reese pierce went fishing for the first time and look at that. hunter rinderknecht is all smiles with this muskie. tori smith of riverside checks ouot the big bass. our first catfish is a dandy. mason vargason got it while fishing with grandpa. trenton and nathan lamb roller dam when the carp hit. trace simonson of monticello has a firm liplock on this first fish ever. you have to begin your fishing career somewhere and maya neymeyer started hers with this blue gill. we skew slighly larger. micheal pirtle holds up the 50 jackson lewis kicks things off with a lake mcbride walleye. hunter novak holds up the trout he landed at foutain nice bass. awesome slab crappie. jayden snitkey hooked it at rogers park. evelyne guillaume reeled in this crappied at lake mcbride. here is a pole bender. haydin flanagan of delhi released it. reese pierce went fishing for the first time and look at that. hunter rinderknecht is all smiles with this muskie. tori smith of riverside checks ouot the big bass. our first catfish is a dandy. mason vargason got it grandpa. tr

>> reporter: at the snow mountain ranch in graend, director beal pierce has -- grande, director bill pierce has ski, jacket, and hats ready for opening day. >> it's officialing opening day. >> reporter: all he needs is snow. >> feels like september pretty busy. this year? >> quieter. >> reporter: like a lot of other places around the country, november's warm, dry weather, even at 8750 -- so bill is spinning this warm weather into something he can use. >> you do what you can do. >> reporter: getting people on the trails by renti skis and bikes. >> we're renting fat bike, poles, and you can still get out on our trail >> reporter: is and a lot more trails to ride. normally you can bike 25 miles. right now, there are 62 miles! >> they're open and they're dry. [ laughter ] >> reporter: conditions that are a little different for this time of year. >> we try to have probably 40 to 60k open to thanksgiving. right now i'd be satisfied with 1-5k. >> reporter: he's hoping some snow later this week will soon get things rolling toward winter. end of this week and next week. >> reporter: gonna be

something we enjoy doing we're glad to do it easing the burdens of the family and the client" jeri pierce isg as delivering daily meals. after two strokes, at age 59, she's basically homebound and has no family nearby. "they call me every day. call me at 8:00 o'clock in the morning. " " in a small rural community like this, a food crisis can come up very suddenly perhaps in unexpected ways. for instance, the only grocery store in north english closed for six months earlier this year before reopening with new owners. so if you're an elderly person many clients unable to drive, the north english center prepared extra meals for months to make sure clients had access to food for both breakfast and lunch. even with that crisis over now, staff and volunteers still drive clients to appointments like doctor's visits or shopping trips. in a small rural area like north english, a meals program morning's weather, kaj... plan on a nice late november day. we will see lots of sunshine in many areas with highs briefly touching 50 degrees. beginning late tonight, more clouds will rotate back into the reg

the dnc was pierced. suspicions focused on russia. us cyber forces were prepared to unleash a massive counter attack...the first cyber world war.... heather murren/commission on cyber security: it's not clear at this point what constitutes an act of war in cyber space. ((george knapp)) las vegas philanthropist last 7 months studying cyber security. in april; she was appointed by president obama to his cyber security task force. in a series of public workshops, commissioners heard troubling testimony about how vulnerable we are...our personal privacy, businesses, essential services. murren: well, certainly in critical infrastructure. our water, communications systems, our power. those are the things we need to insure are protected..... they are being tested all the time. ((george knapp)) the commission's time line of recent cyber attacks is alarming....irani an operatives hacked a dam that supplies water for new york....north koreans agents went after sony pictures and spilled insider secrets....in october, hackers took down an interne

the arrow pierced her thigh and went all the way through her leg. the woman then ?pulled the arrow out and her family called 9-1-1. she's now home recovering, but has no idea who shot her. davie police are still looking for clues. if you're a bright house customer, get ready to see a big change on your next bill. bright house is now called "spectrum." the br communications ?bought bright house and time warner cable back in may. charter says pricing and package offers for "spectrum" will remain the same as "bright house"... and they'll notify customers of any future changes. the only big change is the branding. "spectrum" will start showing up on bills, company trucks and uniforms. good news for football fans... who buy tickets on the ?resale market. florida attorney general pam bondi and five other attorney generals ticket resale policy. the policy ?required that all tickets sold on the nfl ticket exchange be no ?lower than face value. but the attorney generals said that wasn't fair to the fans. the league has now agreed to ?remove the policy. ?not a huge fan of col

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michelle pierce is here to share more. thanks for this. lake health house calls. making a comeback. >> the lake house is a nurse prak tition their program that provides individualized inhome primary care for patients. managing chronic diseases or following an acute illness. the goal of the program is to reduce hospitalizations and to increase patient outcomes. >> sole at the me about the services that you provide. >> sure. primary care provider. we work in conjunction with the provide ires with a team such as social workers or pharmacists. to provide an efficient and safe plan of care for them in their home. >> that's great. you guys all work together. tell me how does someone get qualify snd >> a person has been to be qualified and some of the reasons they would be home bound would be a cognitive impairment or the social from the office. they need help getting out of the home. >> so many people would fit that criteria. why do you think house calls are making a comeback? >> because people want to be in their homes. and we're allowing them to be in a their homes lo

. >> gunshots pierce cuban skies. the 21 gun salute pays tribute to cuba's former president. fidel castro. >> . he hasn't held power since 2008. his death means the end to an important chapter in cuban history. >> this man. dictator. tie tyrant. and murder. has been a not only for the cuban people. but also for the national security interest of the united states. >> many cuban exiles in phaoeu am phaoe. whose cheered castros death. >> this is a person that anybody who knows him. who knew him. or knows his history. must be very glad he is no longer on this planet. >> . no one is celebrating in havana. mourners lined up to pay respects to the former leader. now that he's gone. >> they are starting to make plans to visit america. and something ey to. the coast guard said they have no indication there's mass immigration from cuba. but they are prepared if. and will be looking through the seas making sure something doesn't happen like that. of course the the school district said it's already repairing for an influx of students. building through the day. into the colorado mountains

can i get my ear pierced? no. why not? you can't keep the holes you have clean. and you're too young.

erin: a series of letters, written by franklin pierce, sold at auction yesterday. the papers, including 90 autographed letters between pierce and his secretary, sidney webster, sold for 62,000, five-hundred dollars. they were estimated to be worth between fifteen and the new hampshire historical society said it was bidding on the papers but there is no word yet as to whether it actually bought them. sean: coming up on daybreak, losing your car keys could soon be no problem for some drivers. we'll tell you about new technology that allows people to unlock their vehicles with a selfie. erin: and a huge surprise for one unsuspecting driver. he put what he thought was a dead deer in his car but it turns out, the animal was alive. wind. more on the holiday weekend. got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome. ? you wanted more data and look what santa gave ya ? ? verizon keeps you going with that always-on

. >> a single shot from a gun can pierce the lives of so many. >> i pray that my kids never end up here. >> those who didn't know the victims until now. >> it is physically taxing and emotionally taxing. >> side the trauma center in 0. >>> it is the ripple affect of gun violence and it is happening right here in our own community, tonight only news five takes you inside a trauma room. >> they are trying to save gun shot victim after gun shot victim. >> and the stress is with them in the e r and this how gun violence affects them. >> it used be did anyone get shot today. >> now it is how many? >> you hear 2, 3, 4, 5. >> it cleveland, and another gun shot victim in the university hospitals trauma room. >> it is not only physically taxing it is emotionally taxing as well. >> this patient, two bullet holes. shot on the east side. >> dropped off in front of the e r by someone who sped away. gurney is another one. >> also, shot twice. >> one to the hip here. >> and the patient is stabilized and then back to the surgery room. >> cry probably oncea month. >> can you gave me -- fearful to have k

. >> cars like the pierce-arrow, peerless, and packard, you don't hear of any of those today. they're all gone. >> so an orphan car is a car with no parents. >> yeah, that's basically right. >> so when grant reaches his mid-50s and starts seeing some real-estate investments pay off, he's finally able to track down those orphan cars that fascinated him in his youth. >> there's not a lot of fords or chevys. he liked to buy unique cars. he always used to say, "i don't want to meet myself on the road." >> grant's not likely to meet himself on the road driving one of these. not only are his cars from unique manufacturers, many of the particular models are extremely rare, too -- like this 1936 pierce-arrow roadster. >> there's maybe fewer than five that are known to exist of that car. >> i'm totally loving the paint. is it also unique? >> the guy he bought it from liked butter-nut coffee, so he painted the car to look like the butter-nut coffee can. >> grant's 1925 kissel gold bug, made popular by amelia earhart, is just as rare. can i get inside? >> absolutely. >> i'm gonna try to

now get going and don't ever let us catch you in pierce county again. ahh, what a touching farewell speech. on second thought, get out. what for? i want to make sure you leave here clean. come on. what's this? the chief's watch. well, he wouldn't give me the time so i had to take it. get out of here before i lose my temper. ng. hey, here comes something. i sure don't recognize this car. come on. all right, now, you all the same way. now, hold it, hold it, hold it, fellows. hold it, hold it. howdy. what's wrong officers? i'm -- i'm just a stranger passing through. oh, we know. we know. you know what? uh, could i ask your name? well, i... you mean, you don't know who i am? well, 'course not. well, no, i... ( laughing ) yes, i, my name is thomas a. moody and i'm, i'm, i'm a traveling salesman. well, mr. thomas a. moody, this is your lucky day. andy: that's right. we cordially invite you to be mayberry's guest of honor for the day. what for? why, to help us celebrate founders day. see, it's a annual celebration yeah, you get to go to all the stores and you

he's one of seven people involved in the september 2015 stabbing death of lewindowsky in the town of pierce. court documents show that former town board member tara orchestrated her murder along with hench et and other members of the biker gang. he says he killed the woman over an argument about drugs. >>> two lafayette businesses were vandalized within moments of each other, now police need people who did it. one of the crimes appears racially motivated. someone spray painted two racial slurs on the las montanas market on public road. that was on monday night. a few minutes later somebody threw something through the window two blocks away of the eats and sweets restaurant and then ran off. you can see a customer was inside at the time and had to just get out of the way to avoid being hit. >>> finding a warm place to stay is a struggle for homeless people during the winter collins hopes to help. it's called a safe place to rest and it creates shelters at community-based sites in the city which only has two permanent shelters where people can stay right now. the team over at in connection ta

according to a go fund me page -- seth schuster was randomly shot near pierce and center. police reports state the victim has hit in the back tuesday evening then transported to froedtert hospital. schuster was involved with the public house cooperative in riverwest. yesterday -- friends were giving back... "49:48 im donating to a good cause. ask me what it is. its just for seths recovery 49:51" raised more than 14-thousand dollars for seth. according to the page, seth remains in critical condition. police have no suspects at this time. the spirit of the first thanksgiving is alive and well in racine. the dan and rays "rendering thanks" dinner was free for anyone who wanted a hot meal and some fellowship - yesterday. this was the seventh year of the free dinner inside festival hall. the dinner has grown from seven- hundred people in year one...to a chance for rain and snow today. chief meteorologist rob haswell with your full black friday forecast next. plus... plus coming up in sports - the packers taking on the eagles and their rookie q-b the team is preparing for that a