what's the matter with you, sam? sam. that's sam. i know it's sam. sam? it can't be sam. yeah-heh. uh, yes, it can be. jeannie. jeannie! why would jeannie do a thing like that? why does she do anything? jeannie! don't let 'em take me. he treated me like a monkey. hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo. who are you calling a monkey? uh, sam, i'm sorry about this, but you're just gonna have to become a chimpanzee again. you wanna be a chimpanzee? be a chimpanzee. i'm staying a man. eh, sam. this whole thing is a mistake. uh, uh, uh, uh-- so you see, a friend of mine, i have this... [???] good afternoon. good afternoon. can i help you? oh, i hope so. my master sent me. uh, well, what exactly can we do for you? well... i-i-i am not sure. i've never been to a beauty parlor before. you've never... just one minute. i'll get mr. sidney, okay? mm. [chatter, laughter] uh, good afternoon. oh. in a beauty salon before. that is right. what would you like? well, what do you have? i'm glad you asked. uh, get ready for one super deluxe. [giggles] [laughs] right this way, please. tony: sam, now-- now-- try-- sam-- ra

i would like it turn it over to sam robert and gay talese. [applause] sam: thank you. thank you for coming out on this first night of winter. i guess you would call it. it was november 21, 1964, that the verrazano-narrows bridge opened. and as gay wrote, it was the first and perhaps the only blissful traffic day on the -- traffic jam on the verrazano-narrows bridge. the toll was 50 cents. it was then the longest suspension bridge in the world. it is still the longest in the americas. gay talese produced more than a dozen articles on the bridge for the new york times and now the bridge, his book, as she said has been republished again in a beautiful new edition that i urge all of you to buy. one of the things people ask me a lot is how the stories get into the new york times. how do they appear at nytimes.com. and i remember ralph blumenthal, a reporter for the new york times, described the evolution of a story. he said an editor came up to him one day and said why don't you go out and find out who finds -- owns chinese restaurant in new york. he said, what do you mean?

-sam, you don't have to prove anything to me anymore. ? where's sam goin'? cheyenne, go after him. , stay with her. he'll be killed. si, senor. vamonos! you committin' suicide? nope. sam! sam! ? we have saved the mustangs. your husband, he is a great man, senora. it's all my fault. ? senora, look! ? but there's only one. it's cheyenne. whoa! where's my husband? how could you leave him? ? sam! ? oh, sam, it's all my fault. i'll never forgive myself if anything happens to you. we should never have let this happen. it didn't just happen, victoria. i made it happen. i know. ? thank you. sam, i'd like to get those mustangs on the move, if you think you can travel. i can travel. whoa. howdy. not supposed to be out here, mister. where do i find luke perry? that's him over there.

, when sam's cancer came back in 2014. two weeks ago when the sisters realized their time together was limited, sam gave the bracelet back. "it was tear filled, but it was sweet. it was very sweet. " when sam died late last week, caitlin grabbed the bracelet and hopped on an airplane to fly home. "we flew into cedar rapids, and then we went to my in laws and then we went to my sister's and then we went to the peosta community center and the last stop was my bracelet was missing. caitlin had just lost her sister, she couldn't stand the thought of losing the bracelet too. "panicked. i was panicking. i felt awful. " for two days, caitlin and her other sister amy frantically searched every place they'd been. they used social media for help looking. and then..... "right after the funeral, i went to feed and c outside pocket of my bag. there was nothing else in it at the bottom. " they'd checked that bag what felt like a million times. turns out it was stuck inside a torn seam.... the sisters say, sam had something to do with th

sam depaul. who dated julie torelli. look. sam and me went clubbin' last night. people at adonis' will vouch. but before you and sam went clubbing, you had a little adventure with gasoline. excuse me? you helped sam depaul burn up julie torelli's body in her car, joe. that puts you in a bad spot. see, that don't put me nowhere. i didn't know nothin' about no fire. are--are you a dummy, joe? listen to me. look, i didn't know nothin' about no gasoline. look, all i know is, sam called to pick him up. i get there, and he-- he's got this pepsi bottle full of gas. i said, "i'll take you where you want to go, "but i don't want to know nothin' about that pepsi bottle." so that's what happened. i took him where he wanted. he got out. i waited. he--he come back. [snickers] congratulations, joe. that story bought you a lethal injection. the hell if it does. write him up the same as depaul. wait, wait, wait! listen to me! he had me stay around the corner so i couldn't see what was gonna happen. look, a few minutes after he got out of the car... i saw this big fireball. then

sam: right. peter, let's you see the changes that this election has called forth? what has caused the rise of an outsider like donald trump to become so prominent in our politics? peter: i see it as in part in terms of larger cultural issues. i think we're almost at a cultural tipping point. i think much of it has been said about trump drawing upon the white working class of his support when he was in the republican primaries a lot of some of the early surveys indicated that his support was coming from people who had even higher economic means than some of the other republican candidates but he does draw from the less educated whites for example. i see this as part of a symptom of a larger cultural crisis. i think a comes from people who are dissatisfied with the way the culture has been changing over the last 50 years or 60 years, whether it's economically but also there's other cultural issues. i think of it in terms of maybe a loss of white . maybe a loss of christian dominance in the culture

sam/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm sam brock. kris/2shot and i'm kris sanchez. here's the latest on this breaking story -- a lot of new information coming in during the last half hour. police say that the suspect is dead--- but not before injuring 10 people. first with a car, then with a butcher's knife. ==kris//take vo== also new-- nbc's pete williams is reporting the attacker is an ohio state student--- and somali refugee--- who was a lawful permanent u-s resident. meanwhile -- the university police says one of its officers saw what was happening and shot that suspect--- ending the threat. a shelter-in-place warning was lifted about 90 minutes later, and the scene declared, "secure." 10 victims are being treated at hospitals -- one is in critical condition. ==sam//sidemap== as for the response--- university officials immediately issued an "active shooter on campus" tweet. it said: "buckeye alert: active shooter on campus. run hide fight. watts hall. 19th and college." this of course is before it was clear that it was a car-and-

he is our main suspect, this sam depaul. we'd hoped to have him in custody by now, if he does try and contact you, we would appreciate you not saying that you know what happened to your daughter. get in touch with us instead. [sobbing] forbade me to end it sooner. how many times did i say he was trouble? it's under the bridge now. soon as we talk to sam, we'll get in touch with you. we'll--we'll stay out of your hair. [sobbing] julie! ohhh... [sobbing loudly] julie! why? oh, my god. oh, my... ohh! hey, sarge, we like this guy for killing his girlfriend. yeah, sure. hey. hey. how you doin'? oh. coffee? somebody's been boostin' all the tea bags. did you sleep at all? ahh. we spent half the night at the e.r. the doa's mother put her hand through the wall when we told her. night tour sittin' on this guy's place? here you go. andy's gotta go for that sinus operation. know, the crib. this is like a mortar attack. hey, bobby. you lookin' for this sam depaul? why? you got anything? he was a passenger in a car stop i did 5:00 this mo

sam: oh no! laugh are a lot of t don't make you siwn newsome hco tampa bay's very own newsome high school band and color guard-- marched proudly through the streets of new york city -- for the 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade! we recently introduced you to william tucker, who's mother and grandmother performed in the parade. yesterday and she said despite the cold...william was "thrilled" and would never forget this the rest of his life! coming up on 10 news a cat that went viral is back remember grumpy cat? what she's up to now! coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s. starting at 8:00, frosty the snowman, followed by frosty returns at 8:30. at 9:00, macgyver. at 10:00, blue bloods. then tune in to 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his gu t elijah wood and jorge ramos. don't forget, you can always take 10 news with you just download the 10 news app. it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and traffic - and get alerts so you won't miss a thing.

thanks, sam, for coming today. appreciate it. sam: real pleasure, real pleasure. ana: thank you so much. lemonis: great job. lemonis: hello, guys. steve: hey. ana: hey. good morning. lemonis: how are you? after seeing the presentations that both steve and ana put on for sam for the simple greek, it's clear to me that each of them have their strengths and their weaknesses. so i wanted to sit down with them and discuss how we're going to handle design going forward. you know, ana, initially, when i first came to you, it was a pretty simple idea. invest in pacific, have it be part of grafton, and go on down its merry way. but things, i think, have taken a different turn for me, especially after seeing the simple greek pitch. ana really opened my eyes. your presentation was what i'm always looking for in business leaders. what sam felt and what i felt is that you had one goal in mind, and that was to make that business successful and add value in any way that you could. so, ana, the way i'd like to be have it structured going forward is pacific and grafton will be one

sam ford joins us live to explain. sam? sam: walking in darkness is the issue. you should be careful. notice the cracked uneven upen injury themselves but they sometimes suffer head injuries and die. they also noted it's unlikely you will win a judgment against the city. so a.a.a. praises the sidewalk improvement campaign that should reach all sidewalks in three years. we found there are still problems. >> one-fourth of an inch gap in the side someone to slip and fall. >> you can't really walk without tripping. i have big chunky heels on so it's easier today but few you stilettos on you can't walk on them. >> do you wear heels? >> not on this. >> even i trip up and i don't wear heels. >> a number of the pedestrians today told us brick is the worst. but as we see here on third e and d street concrete is a problem. the city has a campaign to fix sidewalks but it's still in the works. sam ford, abc7 news. larry: okay. thank you, sam. alison: let's talk about the weather. we talk about the weather when it comes to the voter ton-out but it sounds like it is not an is

sam? sam: after launching a search last july, the mayor walked into a news conference at eastern high school an hour or so ago and announced her choice to be d.c.'s next school chancellor. today she walked into the news conference with anton wilson, the current superintendent of system and had received other offers. this one he decided he would definitely take. >> when thinking about d.c., there is only one district of columbia. it is a school district that is the premier school district in the country. the tremendous opportunity to make a difference for the people here and hit -- can have a tremendous impact across the country. i believe in wholeheartedly, , social, and emotional learning. it is important that schools are places that educate young people and prepare them for success. sam: wilson has worked in a number of school systems. he was a superintendent assistant in denver, the married father of three children, who attending d.c. public schools. the chairman of the d.c. education c

oh, sam! mr. grand is gonna analyze it, and he's going to think -- i don't know what he's gonna think. well, i don't think there's anything to worry about. and that'll be the end of that. yeah, yeah. i hope you're right. [ telephone ringing ] i don't think you're right. hello? mr. stephens, about that matter of national importance -- the stuff that looks like house dust, it is house dust. well, thank you for your trouble, mr. grand. but that other stuff -- the stuff that looks like tea. that was a mistake. that is tea. ah. that's where you're wrong. i put it through every test i've got. and there's something in it that is definitely not tea. i even showed it to my brother-in-law, the one from nassau. nasa? your brother-in-law's from nasa? yeah. he's visiting us for the weekend with the kids. uh, mr. grand, don't do another thing. just forget about it. you've gone to enough trouble. oh, no trouble at all. look, we've got to pass your place on the way home. we'll drop it off. see you in a few minute

>> sam harris. a united states postal inspector sent here to investigate the hold-ups we've been having. >> i wonder who shot him? i was sitting right there in front of the store and i didn't see anybody. >> doggone strange. killed by someone who disappears into thin air. >> maybe it's one of those outlaws. they discovered somehow who he was and why he was here and shot. >> i'm included to agree with elaine. poor fella didn't have a chance. >> those crooks won't stand a chance either if i ever get my hands on them. keep your hands away from your guns. >> think we did it, huh, sheriff? >> you act like you still believe we belong to that outlaw gang. >> i do,cy in jail? >> i will when i can prove what i suspect. give me a hand with him, will you, boys? >> well, pancho, isn't breakfast ready yet? >> no, breakfast ain't ready and i don't care if it never get ready. >> wt's the matter? did the coffee pot boil over? >> no, i am boiling over. all day long, i am standing over this hot fire, cooking the brea

>> sam took care of everything while he was alive. when sam said, "will you take columbo?", i didn't say, "hey, how much, buddy?" i just said, "of course. i'll take care of it." >> then, in june 2015, three months after sam's death, tyson learns that those vets and therapists will no longer be paid and all those hollywood-style treatments will be discontinued. tyson reaches out to the executor of the simon trust. now, i'm a dog lover -- don't get me wrong -- but tell me how much you were asking, money-wise, to take care of columbo in the style sam had -- >> i didn't ask for money. i was asking for them to send the vets over. i wasn't asking for money. >> come on, columbo. >> either way, tyson says he's told there's no money earmarked for columbo. >> i first thought, "it has to be a misunderstanding," but, at some point, you'd think, even if that were the case, they would have an allegiance to what sam would have wanted." >> radio host mark thompson was a longtime friend of simon's. is it possible that sam made a promise to tyson he didn't intend to keep? >> i think the answ

-so long, sam. -goodbye, cheyenne. you know, somehow i feel i'm a different woman for having known you. here, this ought to take care of it. what's your hurry, mr. bodie-- texas will still be there. not going to texas, going to montana. ( bell dings ) yes, sir. you have a miss ryan-- miss tracy ryan registered here? yes, she's here. the missouri queen, huh? - sounds like a riverboat. - the room number, please. nothing like a riverboat. you know, last time i was on a riverboat, i saw-- oh, sorry. miss ryan's in number 207. thank you. ( knocks on door ) just a minute.

i give him sam bluestone, which is creditworthy, steady play and pay. but sam give ray joe, which behind all that trouble joe had, - now you on it, baby. - no. we're not so sure we're on it yet. last night, sam bluestone come to hear that spanish lopez is coming down to a none forgotten site. sam bluestone heard that bronx united was coming to a none forgotten site, - and he told this to ray harvey. - at my house. and bluestone, he heard this from joe fernandez, that bronx united was coming? i guess you'd be right. so even though their bossin' from rival coalitions, behind sam vouching for joe's credit, onliest way i'd take a stand on that. which your stand would be they are tight. so, ray is at your place when bluestone tells him that bronx united is coming on a bus and emilio lopez is the one that's in charge? ray comes up in arms, talking about, "don't pay his debt, now he gonna take jobs away too?" but w-w-wait. it's joe fernandez that owes ray money. he gonna take him down. .38. i guess he told the truth. you see ray afterwards? he tell you what ha

hi, sam. arthur: hey, tommy, another round for sam and me and another glass of milk for walter, on me. sam, i was just talking to walter here. now, you just went bankrupt. he just lost his business, but look at him. you don't see him sittin' around the house, moping. i can't even pay my dues at the club. this is my farewell drink, tonight. arthur, he's amazing. sam... how can you be so happy? you just lost your plumbing business. that's right. now i haven't even got a pot. look, walter, it's all in the way you look at things. no matter how rough things get, once you make up your mind, you can always do something about it. i mean, do you really think so? of course. i'll guarantee, i'm not gonna sit around, feeling sorry for myself. i couldn't take that. i've got too much pride. me too. yeah, but i'm going to do something about it. you hear that brave man, walter? do you hear that? walter: i guess your right, arthur. arthur: that is the power of positive thinking. now, that is courage, walter. y

what's up, sam? >> samantha: one of the chief complaints that we get about weather apps or that we've gotten in the past is that people who are not affected by storms are getting weather a alerts to their phones and getting sr maybe it happens while sleeping. now we can send out targeted alerts to specific geographic areas instead of bothering everyone. so here's my map, okay? this morning we're totally dry, so there's like nothing on it. let's pretend like there's some storms moving into erie, huron, and lorain counties. i can go into the app interface and draw a map, like draw a little -- please forgive me. i'm no artist. this circle who are impacted by the storms will get the alert. if you're down in canton, and the storms aren't going to affect you, you won't even be bothered. it's an incredible feature, and our app is free, unlike some of the weather apps in our area. you don't have to pay for it. so it's excellent. i would encourage you to download it, because you will need it this weekend, esp

sam's an excellent football player, even better person." thomas: "every game from this point on i feel like we have to bounce back. we're on a 4 game losing streak right now and we can't have any more ls." scott: "with lacy and shields staying on injured reserve the

sam bluestone says that ray killed emilio lopez? said he saw him do it. this beef my grandnephew put me in, who's gonna make that go away? you stood a policy collar before, haven't you, sister? i did when i had to. 'cause giving up ray harvey, that's a lot of cooperation to beat a misdemeanor. got nothing to do with coalitions fighting over jobs or blacks versus puerto ricans or none of the other great issues. a half-assed shylock worried over his loan murders the poor slob who isn't even the one who owes him the money? returns us to the large uncertainty, did that big blimp tell us the truth? you think bluestone's gonna be of any help, being that he knows the sister? he's got credibility with me fitting in the same room with her. yeah, we might as well reach out to bluestone, let's... take another minute quiet time. [ knocking ] yeah? - can i ask a favor, boss? - yeah, sure. gina's getting her stitches out at 2:00. she asked if i'd go with her. all right, um, give me a 28, take a few hours lost time. - hey, i really appreciate it. - so, um, how's gina do

sam! sam, they saw each other! oh, well, it's perfectly all right, dear. aunt clara's remembered the spell -- i hope. are you sure? positive. oh, i know i'm a little vague at times, but, on the other hand, when i forget something, that's not quite what i meant, either. go ahead, aunt clara. pinchley, finchley, freckle, toot, frinka, freckle, one to boot. she did it! yeah, how about that? well, we better get jonathan downstairs. you look different. oh, samantha did that. i'm 10 years younger. 10 years younger? [ ding! ] well, those 10 years certainly went by faster than they did the first time around, didn't they? darrin? darrin? darrin: coming, larry. wow, that was some birthday party. yeah, if that's what it was. what do you mean, if that's what it was? it was? well, i don't know. what was it? darrin: well, here we are. well, i don't mean to be a birthday-party pooper, but i have to get to the airport. just wanted to kiss my little boy goodbye. help yourself, old dad. oh, here you go. so long, slugger. be a good boy. see you tomorrow, mommy. bye, dear. no

i can't wait to tell sam. oh, i was tempted to tell her myself, but i knew that you wanted that pleasure. oh, yeah. when -- when did you see samantha? there's a great little wife you've got there, darrin -- has your every interest at heart. she sure has. she's got more confidence in me than i have in my-- uh, larry, you, uh, stopped and spoke to her? we chatted awhile. you chatted awhile. yes. what are you talking about? i will not accept any job that my wife got for me. darrin, you got this job because you're the best man for it. that's not the point. any success i make in this business, i'm going to make on my own or not at all. look, i'll have to make this fast. mr. waterhouse is outside. before you meet him, i want to brief you -- i don't need any briefing, larry. waterhouse is a very conservative man. he's been making thumbtacks since 1888, i don't know why he decided to change agencies and come with us, but take a tip from me and play it sincere and conservative, hmm? uh-huh. betty, would you please ask

driving cars self fit into your vision of the --ure but to mark sam: future? sam: we welcome it. that makes our model that much more fluid. if you can share your car with more people in the city. emily: do you see people wanting to own a self driving car? than cardel different ownership as we've known it? sam: i think car ownership will change. you might see entrepreneurs own a small fleets of cars. you may see large fleets of a thomas cars. -- autonomous cars. the idea of everyone owning a car will change. i don't think it's going to swing entirely. aid.: that was sam's still ahead, electronic arts is boosting its outlook or the holiday quarter. we will break down the latest in gaming next. remember that all episodes of bloomberg tech are live streaming on twitter. as is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this is according to people from the with the merger. he will serve as the ceo of the combined company. investors have been encouraging this for months as the two companies have spent millions impeding against one another and fighting legal battles. electronic arts beat estimates for the se

sam, we're wasting time. let's start twitching! us? we're partners, huh? sam! all right. all right. aunt clara? uh, yes? uh, dear, darrin and i have to go out for a while. dear, yes. thank you. well, here we go. [ ding! ] here, darrin. hang on, hang on. you ready? mm-hmm. darrin, are you sure -- yes! all right. eyes that see all, gentle winds, take us to where our search begins. oh, i wish i could do that. now, let me see. how does it go again? eyes that see all, gentle winds, take me to where my search begins. [ ding! ] [ tinkles ] you tell your insurance company they made a mistake. the check they sent isn't enough to replace your totaled new car. the guy says they didn't make the mistake. you made the mistake. i beg your pardon? he says, you should have chosen full-car replacement. excuse me? let me be frank, he says. you picked the wrong insurance plan. we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. call 1-844-756-4653. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call l

i'll drink to that. [ coughs ] sam, water! [ ding! ] oh, sam! what? ways next month. [doorbell rings] [razor buzzing] [doorbell rings] [razor buzzing] master? [doorbell rings] hello, my name is harry huggins. is major nelson home? oh, yes, but he-- he's, uh, occupied. you're, uh, mrs. nelson? oh, not yet, but i am very hopeful. oh, major nelson is quite fond of me. i am his, uh, housekeeper. yes. well, uh, may i wait for major nelson? thank you. tiny, little place, isn't it? tiny? boxy. they don't build houses the way they used to. pity. no taste. major nelson has wonderful taste. uh-huh. grand rapids renaissance. you must see the rest of the house. [???] why that-- that looks like a louis xv. oh, it is. why, it must be worth a fortune. oh, yes. money means nothing to major nelson. it is no copy. a real renoir? in cocoa beach? of course. uh, be careful of major nelson's genuine ming vase. ming vase? i told you major nelson has wonderful taste. cash? [giggles] that safe is full of cash. full of cash? mm-hm. it's like a museum. do you take care of this house yourself? [

sam, was i? uh, samantha, why don't you give darrin and ed something else to think about -- like maybe some food for thought? oh, that's an excellent idea, larry. morning, sweetheart. morning. honey, where's my instant-memory book? darrin, after all we've been through, what do you want that thing for? i misplaced my watch. i thought a quick review would help me remember where i left it. oh, well, i took it. the strap was broken. i'm gonna have it fixed. i forgot to tell you. you see? it's my memory, not yours. i have a strange feeling there is something wrong with my memory. tirely from that book. what conversation did i have with your mother that slipped my mind, like i wish every conversation i had with your mother would? you suspect my mother? why, darrin, i find that hard to believe. i bet you find it harder to deny. hmm, much harder. but i love you, so could you try and forget about...mother... a cinch. [???] tomorrow night? no, no, no, i'm busy. roge. busy, yes. uh, how 'bout next week, oka

sam, good to see you. remember you also acknowledged you hadn't done any business in the past with trump, but i didn't hear any overt opposition to him or endorsement of hillary clinton either at that point. do you care to tell us how you finally weighed in on the election or not really? >> well, i don't know that my vote is relevant. but -- >> in illinois, it probably wasn't. >> for sure not in illinois. but i think that my comments a year ago were that i thought that donald trump is a very significant force. i thought that people spent too much time focusing on some things he said as opposed to the thing he's done. and i think that the stock market is telling you that the country is enthusiastic about the option that he has to make a real difference. >> just in terms of animal spirits, a lot of people are talking about and unleashing capitalistic feelings and less government, less regulation, lower taxes, that that can -- because nothing's been done yet and the market's been moving. but that can engender

sam is looking at me like i have a hole in my head. sam. >> samantha: i'm confused. is that what the script said? maybe you're not used to it yet. it's chilly this weekend, at least the start of the weekend so it might feel below zero. some of you below freezing. there may be some zero degrees celsius temperatures this weekend. we've been talking about the difference between fahrenheit and celsius. it's 6:31, and we're completely dry this morning. mostly clear skies across most of the area. i have a little cloud cover east of cleveland, but these clouds shouldn't produce much, if anything, in the way of in cover today, and it's going to be windy, too. winds continuing to pick up out there this morning. the good news is we see more sunshine this weekend. your forecast for today looks like this. of course, it is veterans day, and i'm thinking we see more clouds through the day, winds picking up and a little light rain or drizzle is possible off and on, although we will not be seeing much, if anything, in the way of measurable rain. cool, too. temperatures hover right a

scott: sam's club is followed by amazon. she also crunch the numbers for black friday deals and says that amazon is the clear winner. >> amazon will have a new deal every five minutes, including a 55-inch 4k tv for under $400. scott: costco has an xbox bundle and a build a bear gift card. sam's club is third with a vizio old-school and closing on thanksgiving. >> we are seeing a decline in retailers open for business on thursday and we are seeing more traffic shift to the web on thursday and into black friday, which i think is a good change. scott: sign up for an amazon prime 30-day trial this week and you will get free two day shipping throughout the holidays. have a costco card and shop without a membership. they allow nonmembers to shop as long as you pay with cash cards. michelle: walmart is kicking off cyber monday early. typically the monday after thanksgiving is the busiest day for online shopping, but this year walmart will offer cyber monday deals beginning at 12:01 a.m. friday. sunday evening. the world's largest r

uh, sam! darrin, i thought if i brought her into town, and we took her someplace special for lunch, it might lift her spirits -- if you'll excuse the expression. [ groans ] oh, it would mean so much to her -- you taking us both to lunch. uh...okay, honey. oh! would you mind stopping at the jewelers and picking up my watch? i meant to this morning, but i forgot. oh, sure. oh, and louise is gonna babysit. mmm. oh, w-well, w-what if tabitha suddenly decides to, uh, you know? no, no, don't worry. no, i'll put tabitha down for her nap before i leave. okay, sweetheart. bye-bye. uh, bye, sweetheart. aunt clara, guess what. you and i g-- aunt clara, is that you? i can't even make it as a potted plant. oh, why not? can't you see i'm wilting? [ ding! ] there must be something i could change myself into where i wouldn't make mistakes. aunt clara, the only thing i want you to change is your hat. and we're gonna do that by buying you the prettiest one we can find. oh! oh, i must say, aunt clara, you do loo

sam's, costco, or amazon prime. and she won't buy household items anywhere else. >> i'm costco, love costco. >> and sam's club. >> member's mark, paper towels, toilet paper. >> the amount of things you get good deal. >> and ellen, gets everything he needs from amazon prime. >> it's been a blessing, there's nothing you can't order. >> the smart phone has replaced her car. >> two minutes and order it, and it'll be in the mailbox to next day. >> paper towels, easily online these days. they'reifyinging back -- fighting back with items not easy to get. tires, don't need tires, what about prescription drugs or eyeglasses? sam's and costco's prices on thos services are lower than most other chains. but what about household goods? her team recently compared prices overall. >> we found that costco is still 12% less than amazon. >> sam's was in second place. but costco's high $55 membership fee means you have to shop more. >> in order to make it worthwhile, you have to spend 600 or more a even. >> amazon was the most expensiv

we start with sam roberts in the first alert weather hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. good morning if you just woke up with us. it's 6:31, and it's cold out there. you don't need me to tell you that. it's been cold for three days since we had record highs on friday. now nothing but chilly weather, and it's still chilly this afternoon. no rain or snow, though. that holding off until the middle of week. for today we get quiet weather. here's the satellite and radar. minimal snowshower activity. a few flurries possible through the morning, but nothing major. i think we're done with accumulating snow. temperatures, though, that's the big story. it's 31 in cleveland, but when you factor in the wind it feels about 10 degrees colder. 30 in akron and sitting at 28 in new philly and some of my coldest weather is to the west. mansfield and norwalk in the lower 20s. i think we're 30s today so 2 degrees warmer than yesterday. with that wind as a major factor all day, it's still going to feel like it's in the 20s. i'm sorry. i wish i had better news for today. when are things going

, sam. that is what we do. sam: they call this a turkey giveaway. idea of marion barry, the councilmember is maintaining. for marion barr favorite event when he raised money however he could and the people lined up at a different church, union temple. but the atmosphere was much the same as today. >> find a way to win the way back to service. it's my job to keep his legacy alive. sam: a busy gathering full of volunteers from the hospital. >> when we told the employees, you know, we have 30 people signed up. sam: food and the fundraisers like operation hunger. >> we got it from shoppers and corporation donations. sam: 2,000 frozen turkeys and a holiday tradition in ward eight that is popular. >> it's what they are doing for the people. it's thanksgiving, a day for giving. sam: i'm sam ford, abc7 news. steve: it will be a chilly everything across the d.m.v. with the temperatures to hold in the 30's. mostly clear skies. not as windy as the wind advisory set to come down now in nine minutes or s

. >>> tonight's reaction from the family of sam tebow following a mistrial. >> this was the opportunity for them to change the pace in the course of history and holding these cops accountable. so far they have dropped the ball.>> the jury could not reach a verdict. the police officer was accused of murdering tebow in a traffic stop. his family's hopeful that they will decide to retry.>>> the presidential election may be over but the aftereffects are being felt all across the country including right here in northeast ohio. high school students as he gone trouble for simply talking about politics on the bus. we have asked everybody on the best not to talk about the politics while we're driving the bus.>> the 17-year-old recorded this conversation on friday on his cell phone. is between his bus driver and his father william.>> the bus driver is explaining what charlie is being written up for discussing politics.>> problems with other people on the bus. it becomes so loud. >> the bus driver says the rule came straight from his boss, the worcester transportation supervisor.>> it's crazy. i t

sam sweeney has the details. sam: no matter where you go and how you get there, police want you to arrive alive. right now enforcement is as tough as it has ever been. >> seatbelt underneath my arm and basically being in the middle of the intersection and for failing to turn on a red light signal. sam: she was one of the first to be ticketed. her message for other drivers -- >> the seatbelt is $75. the red light is $150. sam: traffic crashes involving pedestrians spiked in december, into december. as part of this two-month-long streetsmart campaign, police are not just targeting drivers. >> they give pedestrians and bicyclists tickets down on 14th street. they will do some activations there. sam: in the district one of the targeted areas is outside georgetown university hospital center. if you go across this crosswalk while the arrow is red, the fine will reporting in northwest washington, sam sweeney. back to you in the studio. jummy: coming up on "abc 7 news at noon," it happened in an instant. a baby boy rolls

(sot sam)i'm very proud of the things that i've done. it took me two months to do this room. just like he's rehabbing his >> i am proud of the things i've done. it took me two months to do this room. >> reporter: just like he is rehabbing his health one step at a time. jennifer gilbert reporting. >> reporter: type ii diabetes usually gets worse over time. even if you don't need medications at first, you may need them over -- later on. >>> this is a live look at cedar rapids as the sunsets. how beautiful is that you? it is 5:22 and terry swails will have another look at your weather first forecast when live at 5 returns. >>> this is scott sanborn. do you need a carp the cbs evening news is next >>> here is the cbs evening news tonight. the transition begins. donald trump and president obama me for the very first time to discuss the changing of the guard. then, the president elect laid out his agenda with republican leaders on capitol hill. meanwhile, protesters across the country rallied against the election results. we are going to have a look at whether president-elect trump

good morning to you both, sam and laura. sam you're a little more enthusiastic now that cyber monday is over. a quick check of your markets. wall street looking to resume winning ways today. futures are higher and the markets pulling back on monday with the dow and s&p 500 snapping a four-day winning streak ahead of an opec meeting on wednesday. you want the look for data on gdp, home prices and consumer confidence. the dow falling 54 points to 19,097, the nasdaq down 30 to 5,368. consumers continue to use their pcs, laptops an phones to cross items off their holiday shopping list. as of monday evening, cyber monday sales are set to hit nearly $3.4 billion. that's up more than 10% from last year. shoppers are using smart phones and tablets to make more than half of their purchases. some of the hottest items bought on cyber monday, sony ps 4, samsung 4k tvs as well as lego sets. amazon has quietly launched a revamped version of its pin treft like feature. it offers users a curated feed of products across several categories an

here is sam sweeney. sam: news. two lanes on the beltway at georgetown pike have just reopened, but this is the second accident that has shut down the beltway for hours. if you are a parent with a child, this is not the place you want to be. some people told us they were trapped for more than three hours. >> it is a traffic nightmare. sam: on one of the busiest travel days of the year, a >> this is the most brutal thing i have ever seen. i am trying to get to work. sam: this morning a ryder truck flipped over, creating a hazmat situation. the crash shut the outer loop of the beltway down at the american legion bridge for hours. the traffic in both directions stretch seven miles. five vehicles were involved. >> i got held up for the i was sitting there for two hours, and i get close to my job and the road is shut down again. it has been three hours so far. sam: and another accident happened just passed georgetown pike, again shutting down the beltway. at about 11:00 this morning, this was the scene. >> then i get so

emily: that was sam zade. still ahead, electronic arts is boosting its outlook or the holiday quarter. we will break down the latest in gaming next. remember that all episodes of bloomberg tech are live treaming on twitter. check us out at bloombergtech tv. this is bloomberg. ♪ mily: this is according to people from the with the merger. he will serve as the ceo of the combined company. investors have been encouraging this for months as the two companies have spent millions impeding against one another and fighting legal battles. electronic arts beat estimates for the second quarter, earnings fell 18% on revenue that well 4%. investors closely watching guidance for the holiday quarter. they are still lower than some analysts estimated. e discussed. matthew: ea delivers on very trong results. the core franchise, the madden business, the other sports games are performing very well with fever up. they have some new games coming out for the holiday quarter. it appears to be off to a good start. the new games are

sam sweeney is at the live desk with the latest. sam: within the last hour, baltimore police released their names, ranging in age from 32 to 67. one person has not been identified. you can see the full list on your screen. all of baltimore community tries to make sense of the last 24 hours. before the sun came up this morning, baltimore residents begin showing up to a makeshift memorial to pay their respects to the six people killed. >> i wanted to pay my respects because i walk through here every morning between 6:45 and 7:30. sam: most people did not personally know the victims but when you throw a rock in the water, it travels all the way back. sam: 24 hours after the first 911 calls came in, we do not know why the school bus did not try to stop you are the ntsb is working alongside baltimore police to figure that out. the first victim identified, 33-year-old mta bus driver ebonee baker, a mother and a friend. >> she was always full of sam: the memorial is expected to continue to grow throughout the coming days. once full, organi

are the deals better than sam's or costco. >> sam's club's costco or amazon prime. frankie is loading her car outside cosco says she won't by househd items anywhere else. >> i am total costtgo. i love cosco. >> i love sam's for paper towels toilet paper. >> then there is ellen glascow who gets everything she needs from amazon prime. >> a quick two minutes i order it and now it is set and going front door the next day. >> warehouse stores making a crockpots clothing and paper towels easily online these days services like tire installation. what about prescription drugs or hearing aids or eyeglasses or consumer reports magazine says sam's and costco's prices on those services are lower than most chains. what if you just want household goods. joni calls herself the crazy coupon later -- lady includes compared prices on 170 price it -- items. the low price winner is costco with the lowest prices overall. >> we found costco is still 12% less and average prices of those items when compared to amazon subscribing. >> sam's club was in second place. 5% -- cosco. joni warns c

sam: you have a choice. we are making it easy to own a car for free, integrating technology with that of toyotas to make it come that way right up the factory -- out of the factory. you might need a car every day of the week, but you can choose to live entirely car free. it is giving more power to the consumer and making, allowing them to make the choice and making things that much more fluid. elon musk is trying to do something similar to what you guys do. what the you make of the mosque plan -- musk plan? sam: it is great to see th elon embracing car sharing. for us, it it is really validation that this is happening and will happen faster and faster. emily: paint the picture for me in five or 10 years. it did you see a certain number of people will not want to have a car? some will still want to have a car but use it only themselves. what sort of percentage do you see? to 10 yearseve five from now, sharing cars will be the predominant way people use a vehicle. the concept we have today of everyone buying a

and i think sam is right. he's got a historic opportunity here to reach out to urban america, not just african america. >> with policies. with policies. >> well, i think what we were talking about -- what sam's point was -- is to the mantle of leadership, rather than responding to -- step out and say, "i'm gonna get in front of this and make a big speech on it or make a big statement," but we'll see what he chooses to do. let's talk a little bit about one thing that he said he is going to do, which is to change obamacare. there are some people who love that idea. there are some people who worry about, you know, "i've got a pre-existing condition. what happens to my 24-year-old kid?" what -- will he indeed repeal obamacare, and what does it get replaced with? >> that's the question. now, paul ryan had had a plan some years ago about this. we're gonna see whether we're gonna dust that plan off, but i think it's pretty likely it's gonna be repealed. the republican leaders want it, the republican base wants it, an

sam: new faces in the d.c. government. i'm sam ford, abc7 news. alison: all right. thank you very much. that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". right now at 6:00, the transition of power begins in washington. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future. alison: while there were calls of unity inside the white house, outside protests against the man picked to be the next president. inside trump's plan for his first 100 days in office, what we found that has the federal workers on edge. "abc7 news at 6:00" starts now. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: first tonight the nation watches as the president-elect meets with the this is as we learn more about donald trump's white house plans and more protests erupt across the country. we have the stories from stephen tschida and richard reeve in a moment. but first, our chief political correspondent scott thuman joins us with that crucial white house meeting of the trump transition. scott? scott: quite a day. a time to come together. those were the words in the oval office from

. >> reporter: sam won't get you into the x-games either. but if you want to know how to form a perfect friendship, these two young men from rhode island, both with down syndrome, can tell you all you need to know. >> i just care about mattie. he's everything i wish i was. >> to me he's like a brother. >> reporter: sam and mattie met about ten years ago. they were in special olympics together, and have been like two peas in a tub ever since. for the past few years, one of movie, a zombie movie, which their families, at first, didn't give a second thought. >> it seemed like another phase, like any other phase. >> reporter: just a fantasy. >> it kept coming up. it kept coming up. >> reporter: sam's brother jessie noticed they were doing the same scenes over and over. so he did some prying and found this notebook, where sam had story boarded an entire feature length film. what were you thinking as you're reading through this? >> i can't believe how good this is. they had put so much work and heart into this, that it had to happen. >> reporter:

let's go to sam roberts for that. hey, sam. >> samantha: hey, tia. good morning. good morning if you're just waking up. there is a little rain chance today, but will that rain impact the game? we'll talk about it coming up >> laura: the time is 6:45 this morning. the governor of alabama declared a state of emergency following a deadly pipeline explosion outside birmingham. the colonial pipeline ruptured for the second time in two months monday when it was struck by a track hoe making repairs. shortages and price increases at the pipe along the east coast. patrick dehan from gasbuddy.com is optimistic it won't be the came. >> after colonial's statement this afternoon and reading that it leads me to believe we may have dodged a bullet. they hope to get in pipeline back online much sooner than i would have expected. >> laura: well, dehan doesn't expect gas prices to skyrocket the pumps in response to the latest incident. he said in the past that's what has led to all the shortages. >>> ohio, as always, is at the center of race for the white house. last night cbs even

our sam sweeney has more. sam: as you drive a clay sure avenue in capitol heights, you cannot miss the colors. >> it is very vibrant, and it reminds the world of how nishant e and chloe were. same school that she worked up before she was killed as she buckled her two-year-old daughter into the car seat. the killer turned the gun on two-year-old chloe green davis. the child was the father later admitted to pulling the trucker -- the child's father later admitted to pulling the trigger. >> this is the case we will not forget. sam: the leading cause of murder killed in the last two years. >> that ought to astonish all of us. it is the work we have to do together. this is a community issue, it is not a police issue or a courthouse issue, it is an issue that has to be in the city. sam: it is a reminder. >> we encourage people to come ou there are services, counseling services, we can assist individuals who want to leave dangerous situations. sam: chloe davis would have turned three years old today. her dad is behin