(groans) behold the wonders of our world. purple landscape, purple trees. yeah, you really went with the purple theme. we can change it at will. now look upward to see our seven suns. (gasps) so, you use a lot of solar energy? we have federal rebates for the panels, but few take advantage of them. now we shall show you the sacred mysteries of our life cycle. behold, our miracle of birth. each birth is followed by another birth just seconds later. (groans) (all groaning) and finally, a sadder slice of our lives. gaze upon the dead being dumped into a river of their own drool. (bagpipes playing) farewell, dear friends, on your sacred journey to the chopper-upper. aw. why are you sharing all this with us? because we want you to fully appreciate the planet... that you will never leave! (gasping) wait, are you telling me we're prisoners in this cage? okay, take five. (dissonant bagpipe chord) (screeching) don't look at them. you can see those birds any time. (meows) (screaming) right hand red! aah! i win. i think. (grunts) would you like one of our toys? thanks.

behold it's called the june oven. it it has sensors, scales and camera. it can each watch your bacon sizzle [chuckling] from a smartphone. this smart appliance trend also includes a drop scale which can tell if you have used the perfect amount of any ingredient. the inventors and chefs testing these products say the simply "burdens" are no longer yours to bear. >> we are in essence teaching the oven to think like a chef. >> i haven't used a measuring cup definitely in that entire year. >> the gadgets that can play chef this welcome at a cost. the june oven is $1,500. deliveries start this year. >>> the space shuttle discovery is at the center of a massive photo shoot and pretty soon you can see it from anywhere in the world. the smithsonian digital team is working on the project at the national air and space museum. designers are putting together thousands of pictures to create a 3d scan of the spacecraft. it will eventually be 124 feet long and stand over 50 feet

and personal friend sharon at his 80th birthday party listening to the back and forth was a sight to behold. it was worth the price of admission as the saying goes. in addition it was a perfect perez night. the stage was full of young people talking about what he had meant to their lives, including a young ethiopian member of your defense forces who had met as a very young child at the airport as part of the operation he supported. the night ended, however, with a choir of israeli jewish and arab children singing together john lenon's wonderful song "imagine." shimon actually could imagine all the people living in the world today. he imagined all the things the rest of us could do. he started off life was israel's brightest student, became its best teacher, and ended up its biggest dreamer. he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder. over the unbelievable potential of all the rest of us to rise above our wounds, our resentments, our fears, to make the most of today and claim the promise of tomorrow. it must have been hard for him to do this. it's easy to say things like this at a memor

listening to the back and forth was a sight to behold. it was worth the price of admission as the saying goes. perfection, it was a peres night. the stage was full of young people talking about what he had meant to their lives, including a young ethiopian member of your defense forces who had met as a very young child at the airport as part of the operation he supported. the night ended, however, with a choir of israeli jewish and arab children singing together john lennon's wonderful song "imagine." shimon actually could imagine all the people living in the world today. he imagined all the things the rest of us could do. he started off life was israel's -- as israel's brightest student, became its best teacher, and ended up its biggest dreamer. he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder. over the unbelievable potential of all the rest of us to rise above our wounds, our resentments, our fears, to make the most of today and claim the promise of tomorrow. it must have been hard for him to do this. it's easy to say things like this at

is closing in on nietzsche and nietzsche things finally someone recognizes my genius and then lo and behold he has mental collapse and that's pretty much the end of his productive life. so, broadus is credited with getting the word out in northern european circles that nietzsche is the one to watch and that's when nietzsche's reputation really takes off. >> host: who followed him? who liked his work? what kind of people? >> guest: everyone. >> host: everyone? >> guest: atheists, religionists , the left, the right, women, men, black, white, old people, young people. that's not immediate because he needs to be translated. nietzsche's not translated in earnest until the late 1896, 1897 is the first round of translations, so there was another major effort of translations that happened in the early 20th century. in the late 19th century and early 20th century a lot of educated americans could read german so they were reading him in the original, but it really did require the translation for him to take off. hl mencken has a lot to do with nietzsche's superstar am. not to say that there weren't o

and lo and behold, sadly, the hundred people is wrong. it turned out to be close to 1800 people. incompetent, is all he wants to do is campaign. the last thing he wants to happen is to have donald trump terminate obamacare and do all of the other things that are destroying --. he's led a very divided nation and it has only gotten worse. the last thing our country needs is four more years of barack obama, believe me. i have seen firsthand the corruption and the sickness that has taken over our politics. we are all watching together. knew they would throw every lie they could at emi family and my loved ones during they knew they would stop at nothing to try to stop me. baz -- bad knew as as it would be, i never knew it would be this file, that it would be this bad and vicious. nevertheless, i take all of these slings and arrows gladly i take them for our movement so that we can have our country back. here int civilization america and across the civilized world has come upon a moment of reckoning. we have seen it in the united kingdom, where they voted to liberate themselves run glo

trump is not beholding to any special interests. only beholding to you, the american people, here in ohio and all over this country. and that's why he said as soon as he becomes president he's going to repeal and replace obamacare. we just found out the premiums have gone up 20% on average around the country, they've gone up here in ohio. they've gone up 53% in pennsylvania. 116% in arizona. we need to repeal and replace obamacare. mr. trump will do that. mr. trump is also going to end the resolving door between special interests and government, and that's how we are going to drain the swamp. it's that time. mr. trump is ready to come on. thank you for giving me your attention and don't forget. go vote. we love trump, we love trump. >> we love trump, we love trump, we love trump. we love trump. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next president of the united states, donald j. trump! [cheering] ♪ ♪ wow. tremendous. oh, wow. thank you very much. thank you. unbelievable. people don't know, i worked in ohio. did you

and lo and behold, they are sharing a laptop. he's on her laptop where she's getting information from hillary clinton. >> that's improper. it's an abuse of the security clearance. >> it's not that she stayed with him, it's that she's letting him near her phone and her computer. i remember at the time people were saying that doesn't mean he's going to go on her phone and here we find out lo and behold they're sharing a laptop and he has access to hillary clinton's stuff. i'm with you, though. >> that's what trump said in august. >> kellyanne conway should get oven mitts and duct tape them on donald trump so he can't do any tweeting. because there's a lot of time left. >> laryngitis would help. >> then he could still tweet. >> huma is the single most important in hillary's world and is married to a person whose fame derives from an inability to control himself on electronic devices. you can say i'm doing this home-brewed server thing and sending classified to huma who is married to this nutcase, i don't think it's a stretch. >> it'

not asking any presidential candidate for support or money or anything else, so i don't want to be beholding, 'cause there's gonna be times where, as attorney general, you may have to sue the federal government for the benefit of the people of this commonwealth. so i have really been focused on my own election as attorney general. i happen to be on the same ticket as mr. trump, and i'm very concerned over his statements, i'm very concerned over the recent allegations, but as any good prosecutor would do, you're going to continue to research those issues, make a determination. i'm really hoping i'm in a position, come november 8th, to pull that lever, but i'm not there yet. >> so you don't know whether or not you will vote for mr. trump. >> i know i'm not voting for hillary. >> okay. all right. fair enough. >> but you endorsed him, and now you're not sure -- >> i never endorsed him. i never endorsed him. >> on your website, it talks about -- >> no, it talks about support. it doesn-- see, there again. it -- it makes a difference for someone who's practiced law. support is a lot different than

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and lo and behold, sadly, the 800 people is wrong. it turned out to be close to 1800 people. our president is incompetent, all he wants to do is campaign. and the last thing he wants to happen is to have donald trump terminate obamacare and do all of the other things that are destroying -- [cheers] mr. trump: he's led a very divided nation, and it has only gotten worse. and the last thing our country needs is four more years of barack obama, believe me. [cheers] mr. trump: i have seen firsthand the corruption and the sickness that has taken over our politics. you have seen it, and i have seen it, and we are all watching together. they knew they would throw every lie they could at me and my family and my loved ones. they knew they would stop at nothing to try to stop me. bad as itr knew, as would be, i never knew it would would be this vile, that it would be this bad, that it would be this vicious. nevertheless, i take all of these slings and arrows gladly for you. [cheers] [applause] mr. trump: i take them for our movement so that we can have our country back. our great civil

and lo, and behold, sadly, the 800 people is wrong. it turned out to be close to 1800 people. our president is incompetent. all he wants to do is campaign. and the last thing he wants to happen, is to have donald trump terminate obama care and do all of the other things that are are destroying. [applause] he's led a divided nation and it has only gotten worse and the last thing our country needs is four more years of barrack obama, believe me. i've seen firsthand the corruption and the sickness that has taken over our politics. you've seen it and i've seen it. they knew they would throw every loy at me and my family and my loved ones. they knew they would stop at nothing to try to stop me. i never anyhow as bad as it would be, i never knew it would be this vile, that it would be this bad and this vicious. nevertheless. i take all of the slings and arrows gladly for you you. [applause] i take them for our movement so that we can have our country back. [applause] our great civilization, here in america and across the civilized world has come upon a moment of reckoning. we've see

lo and behold the report this week was that o'brien and osweiler got in a shouting match over play calling. >> osweiler, shouting match? >> i know. nice guy brock, who was usually a very good soldier, as far as the team is concerned. but it's interesting. i think that brock maybe made a mistake in thinking that he would prefer the o'brien offense, which is the old josh mcdaniels new england offense which requires a lot of reg. job with gary kubiak's offense where you get to roll out, and kubiak makes all the plays for you, or all the calls for you. >> broncos played lousy in joe decamillis' debut. >> i thought joe's decisions during the game kept them in it. he had, first of all, the right challenge on the muffed returner. that got him a field goal. that kept them in the game. mcmccoy is celebrating the safety. he forgets to put the hands team out there. joe decamillis does a pooch punt. the broncos get the ball back. and they come away with the touchdown, and that got them back in the game. he used his time-outs. i brilliant. they have missed the alarm the last couple of weeks. >> "klis a

lo and behold, the short sleeved, plaid, button up shirt, different colors. that's for spring-summer. they should come here for you. i notice you have plaids and heavier. i see it's a recurring theme of what you wear. most of the time you wear jeans. >> yes. >> tailor this to fit your arm. snugs it a little bit. i don't know what this is but i this to work. what is that? >> that's drake. >> hot lining bling. if we were to tailor or purchase new jeans, all right? something that either -- you should get rid of or keep in the closet forever. >> it's all this extra fabric back here. not need for it. after seeing this closet, i know what i want to do with you. we're going to have some fun. you're going to have some fun and i'm going to crush it for you. you good? >> sounds good, man. >> great. all right. >> see you in a little bit. >> so we're going to get you suited and booted today. suited and booted means for you upper casual, casual for your business and for your weekend and we're going to make you look like a rock star that you are. >> right on. >> i've selec

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all right, now behold. you know what that is? >> what is that? >> cookies and cream. >> oh, they are beautiful. >> yes, so we got to get --. >> all right, all right. we treat the cookies like wine tasting. i don't ever want anybody to bite into a cookie and not get what they want to get. we're training staff because they can look at the cookie and tell if it's wrong. >> oh, here we go. >> you smell it and then you taste it, clean the plat palate with the milk. >> i could be a professional painter because i know how to do this. >> i can tell that it's a really nice shell, that nice crunch. >> but inside. >> oh, my god. so you are going to -- cheat a little bit. i had to give you a heads up on that. >> what's happening tomorrow? these cookies, there's a lot of love in these cookies. i don't know how else to say it. it really just makes me so happy. man, you bake a mean cookie, anthony. >> i know. people really know if they are getting something made with love. >> aww >> you know, you can't fool people. they know if you are taking shortcuts here and

and lo and behold, sadly, the 800 people is wrong. it turned out to be close to 1800 people. our president is incompetent, all he wants to do is campaign. and the last thing he wants to happen is to have donald trump terminate obamacare, and do all of the other things that are destroying -- [cheers] mr. trump: he's led a very divided nation, and it has only gotten worse. and the last thing our country needs is four more years of barack obama, believe me. [cheers] mr. trump: i have seen firsthand the corruption and the sickness that has taken over our politics. you have seen it, and i have seen it, and we are all watching together. they knew they would throw every lie they could at me, and my family, and my loved ones. they knew they would stop at nothing to try to stop me. but i never knew, as bad as it would be, i never knew it would be this vile, that it would be this bad, that it would be this vicious. nevertheless, i take all of these slings and arrows, gladly, for you. [cheers] [applause] mr. trump: i take them for our movement, so that we can have our country back. our

in less than three hours, there will be something else to behold. hillary clinton and donald trump, they will take the stage right behind me here in las vegas. their third and final showdown before election day, with just 20 days left in this race for the white house. polling shows hillary clinton's lead actually growing. trump's numbers right now falling. and now some reliably red states even appear to be in play, as we said, both candidates have invited special guests to the debate. joining us now, trump campaign senior adviser boris epstein. thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> let's get to those guests trump has invited the president's half brother, malik obama. as you know, there are now reports, this is sort of controversial. he's on the record of saying his good friend was moammar gadhafi. he supports hamas, the palestinian group which the u.s. represents to be a terrorist organization. did you thoroughly vet him before inviting him to sit out front here? >> the reason mr. obama is here is to point to the fact that

so that's going quite the game to behold. we have no rain to forecast until tomorrow. we just have it fired up ready to go. this is our live weather camera. we're looking out from san francisco. we're looking due east. and i wanted to share something with you here. i'm going to go ahead and line this up for you here. because i've been asked what's that up there. that's the tiptop of mount diablo in the east bay. so that gives you an idea our visibility at this hour is unlimited. temperatures are so nice and comfortable right now. we're talking about 60s even up to 70 degrees right now in san jose. santa rosa 66. now we started the morning with a hint of stratus in the form of fog. that is now out of here. the winds do remain light. we will pick up later today. 10 in nevato. we will have rain. dana in nevato says it's 82 and enjoy it while you can. we do have this. this is beautiful. it is an area of low pressure. this is the plume of moisture that's tapping into tropical moisture way into the eastern pacific actually tapping into a hurricane named seymore. we will get

lo and behold, instead of being deported, they were made citizens of the united states. just recently. and, lo and behold, sadly, the 800 people is wrong. it turns out to be close to 1800 people. our president is incompetent. all he wants to do is campaign. and the last thing he wants to happen is to have donald trump terminate obamacare and do all of the other things that are destroying -- [ cheers and applause ] he's led a very divide nation and it's only gotten worse. and the last thing our country needs is four more years of barack obama. believe me. i've seen firsthand the corruption and the sickness that has taken over our politics. you've seen it and i've seen it and we're all watching together. they knew they would throw every lie they could at me and my family and my loved ones. they knew they would stop at nothing to try to stop me. but i never knew, as bad as it would be, that it would be this vile, this bad, this vicious. nevertheless, i take all of these slings and arrows gladly for you. [ cheers and applause ] i take them for our movement so we can have our

behold trumpkin the giant pumpkin! jeanette paras's pumpkins drew large crowds last year after she painted a 374- pound pumpkin to look like the gop presidential candidate. now she's back with the, donald trump-kin and the hillary clint-kin. vladimir put-kin, is paras has done everything from miley cyrus to kim jong un. she even did a kanye west, who will be running for president in 20-20. las vegas is going all out for all hallows eve. a fun three-night celebration is taking over the linq this year, and its all about keeping your little monsters entertained. "10 secs of kids dancing" promenade's "triq-or-treat" kicked off last night. the celebration includes live music, zombie stilt-walkers and a zombie led plenty of candy for your little ones. tomorrow night its all about the adults, there will be a costume contest, with 10-thousand dollars worth of prizes up for grabs. the popular event is a fun alternative to traditional trick or treating. triq-or-treat runs through saturday. metro is also reminding everyone going

i saw some that was beautiful to be behold. these girls have forgotten more about jeeps and trucks than she'll ever know. and the next day was saturday night. in this man's army they want you to be tough, but tough -- and i mean tough. and tough in the army means a good fighter who can stand up against a strong enemy and beat him to the draw, and after a hard week, a soldier welcomes a sunday. >> there are five times as many men with high school education in our armed forces than were in world war i. this has meant an increase in officer candidate. they tell us in the present war, there are three times as colored officers as in world war i. of a score, and commissions and taking their place alongside those who come from any one of hundreds of rotc schools and the greatest of all military institutions, west point. >> the next time you see me i'll be wearing an officer's uniform, ready to get in there and get this over with. >> that's a promise. >> thank you, that's a promise millions of americans have made. thousands have put it

and lo and behold, sadly, the 800 people is wrong. it turned out to be close to 1,800 people. our president is incompetent. all he wants to do is campaign. and the last thing he wants to happen is to have donald trump terminate obamacare and do all of the other things that have destroying -- he's led a very divided nation and it's only gotten worse. and the last thing our country needs is four more years of barack obama, believe me. i've seen firsthand the corruption and the sickness that has taken over our politics. you've seen it and i've seen it and we're all watching together. they knew they would throw every lie they could at me. and my family. and my loved ones. they knew they would stop at nothing to try to stop me. but i never knew, as bad as it would be, i never knew it would be this vile. that it would be this bad. that it would be this vicious. nevertheless, i take all of these slings and arrows gladly for you. i take them for our movement so we can have our country back. our great civilization here in america and across the civilized world, has come upon a moment o

it was such a scary sight to behold. the crowd immediately was in minutes before paramedics arrived. this is not the first time tim tebow made headlines has helped his fellow man. in june when a passenger on a plane had a heart attack, tim tebow comfort those around him with prayer. today he is very grateful number 50 was there. >> i would say thank you very much and think you'll for praying with me. >> for te days work. tim: in those moments for me, nothing else matters. that young man is what matters. heather: you can say different things about him, but you can't tarnish that. ed: -- a man. a.j.: breaking news -- this fiery plane crash intentional. we are learning about the charged in a violent home invasion. the key clue that left a to an arrest. a.j.: timing out the showers and the weekend. jc: family that says bruce springsteen's music helped them survive. >> from boston's news leader this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. jc: dangerous level three sex offender a violent home invasion and rape in the south end. ed: why

. >> they had a special line for the veterans and servicemen, and low and behold it was a short line and he got three tickets for $7.50 each. losing cubs teams most of his life and didn't think they'd ever make it back. and now that they have, well more has changed than their , winning ways. this time around he's priced out. >> $3000 for standing room only? really? >> he says he'll be cheering them on from his living room in front of his tv. >> i have a hunch that the cubs are going to do it, but last time, we in 1940 five, so i am just hopeful. i think they will make it. >> in racine, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. kathy: they won tonight to even the series. in 1945, the cubs lost the world series to the detroit tigers. here's one for the animal lovers in your household. joyce: a homeless, hairless hampster gets some special treatment from a humane society. a staffer at a shelter in portland crocheted a little sweater for the chilly little pet. silky is coatless due to a they had to move. shortly after silky hit the news out west he was adopted. ,coat and all. kathy: we all need extra

his own personal friend of his 80th birthday party, listening to the back and forth was a sight to behold. it was worth the price of admission, as the saying goes. perfection, it was a night. the stage was full of young people talking about what he had to their lives, including a young ethiopian member who was met as a very young child at the airport the operation he supported. however, with a , jewish, arabli children singing together a wonderful song "imagine." he actually could imagine all of the people living in the world today. he imagined all of the things the rest of us could do. he started off life as israel's right a student, became its best teacher, and ended up its biggest dreamer. years in a state of constant wonder. potentialnbelievable of all of the rest of us to rise above our wounds, resentments, todayto make the most of and claim the promise of tomorrow. it must have been hard for him to do this. it is easy to say things like this at a memorial service. it is hard to do. first, he had to master his own demons, forgive himself for his own mistakes and get over his own disa

buried the process, to the point that it could no longer move forward, which is a breathtaking thing to behold in a statement, the doe prosecutors said they were disappointed but "proud to have taken this fight as far as the law would allow"the doe's opponents blame the prosecutors for carrying on the case for more than a year after the state supreme court killed it. its hard to say for certain, but id say its safe to assume that the cosw and unfortunately, thats at the expense of the taxpayers investigators were looking into whether governor walker's 2012 campaign illegally coordinated with outside groups. the state supreme court ruling that the activity was legal. prosecutors appealed to the u-s supreme court. then, hundreds of documents were leaked out of the supposedly secret case. they showed that walker was directing corporate cash to the wisconsin club for growth. one person wrote he was giving 10-grand turn over evidence seized in this case to the state supreme court. i asked a spokeswoman for milwaukee county d-a john chisholm if he planned to comply. she did not respond. you have les

behold the power of the bonanza bat..kris bryant.. game is tied.. hope has blown back into the windy city.. still in the 4th..addison russell..infield single..cubs take the 2-1 lead.. cubs up 3-2 heading into the ninth..almost as fun as crashing a wedding.. speaking of swingers..bottom of the 9th.. aroldis chapman gets the indians to miss..cubs win 2 heading back to cleveland..kris bryant believes (kris bryant/cubs: "we went out there to day and took care of business. we have to get out there and win game six because you never know what will happen in a game seven. we're all about writing our own history. this team is a special one. somebody told me today 17 times we've lost a game and came back and won three in a row. so why can't we do that now?") the raiders logo is mystical..it decade in a half it has represented mediocrity..but in 2016..one eye is still covered with a patch..and the other sees a playoff team there have been a lot of great quarterbacks for the silver and black..but none had a better game than derek carr today.. 40 completions fo

and personal friend sharon at his 80th birthday party listening to the back and forth was a sight to behold. it was worth the price of admission as the saying goes. in addition it was a perfect perez night. the stage was full of young people talking about what he had meant to their lives, including a young ethiopian member of your defense forces who was met as a very young child at the airport as part of the operation he supported. the night ended, however, with a choir of israeli jewish and arab children singing together john lennon's wonderful song "imagine." shimon actually could imagine all the people living in the world today. he imagined all the things the rest of us could do. he started off life as israel's brightest student, became its best teacher, and ended up its biggest dreamer. he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder. over the unbelievable potential of all the rest of us to rise above our wounds, our resentments, our fears, to make the most of today and claim the promise of tomorrow. now, it must have been hard for him to do this. it's easy to say things like this at a

. >> beauty is in the eye of the beholder. >> that's true. >> i find it a beautiful forecast fl. we love this time of year. we were talking about october back in july and it's here and it is delivering. not only does it feel like autumn, it's looking like it too. the color change pretty quickly, and it's limited too. had out at red rock, blue sky gorgeous day out there and after these turbulent weekend look how calm the water is, just like glass and wibd wind is not going to be a factor in our forecast in the next seven days. no wind north west there at 61 vanwagonin in henderson 68 relative humidity. a couple of neighborhoods through green valley through the south eastern portions of the las vegas valley in the low 70s it's going to be a cool start to your wednesday, but not quite as cool. the same neighborhood but a degree warmer than most of las vegas. generally in the mid to upper morning. mesquite's at 63-degrees. they had a low of 49. pahrump went down to. mercury bottoms out at 58-degrees at mckaren. coolest morning since the eighth of may. 82 was the afternoon high. it wi

how does a beholder respond to a work of art? chris took that on. he said when you and i look at a painting, we see it somewhat differently. what does that mean? that each of us is undergoing a creative process that recreates in their own head to a very modest degree the image that they see and that's one of the reasons it's satisfying to the viewer. he developed an idea that came from hemholtz that said we should pay attention to bottom up and top down processing. the way we look at modern art from a psychological point of view is like this. the next step is and i'm beginning to explore this with colleagues of mine is to see what happens if you image a person while they're looking at three of these paintings, figurative, intermediate and abstract. what is happening in their brain as they shift from figurative to abtraction. >> rose: how do you do that? you first of all ask what their response is. then you image their brain. >> rose: at the same time they're seeing -- >> as they're looking at a work of art. >> rose: are these in a museum or a labora

when low and behold captured at the top of the gal -- balcony, the artist himself monet. it couldn't be explained. >> this is john gabriel. his portrait was in the gallery. they saw him in the flesh and then he would appear right back in the painting. oddly enough when his painting came down, the sight ings stopped. but the stories don't end there. night guards report lights flickering on and off. this area of the museum got started in 1960 and it has seen the highest activity for ghosts. then we experienced it firsthand. when we were inside the gallery we only heard one footage several were captured by our cameras. >> we don't have an explanation for it. >> reporter: then i had my own experience in march of this year. >> me and my friend were here for night at the museum and i looked into the eyes of this head and i said hey get my picture because every time i come here and i look at it i feel like it is staring at me. and i didn't think anything of it until i went to up load the picture. it was really into the morning hours and it eyes were open and the mouth was ajar a

the regulars regularly get health check and that includes x-rays, so behold the x-rays. i have to say, that would be really a neat way to decorate the garage come halloween. >> cool. >> look at this toucan. look at the beak. >> that's great. i want to put them on the wall. >> black and white canvas prints, you can do a whole series. >> exactly. i've never thought about what's in that beaver tail, but you do see the bone, but the other stuff looks like flesh. >> a tiger, that had to be asleep when they did that. >> this is so cool. i mean, wow. never seen anything like this. never really think about it either. and then the results are stunning. >> how cool for the zoo to go to that extent and make sure their animals are healthy. >>> maggie's turn in the baby swing. ?? >> this hails from the loud dance studio in israel. went viral a couple of years ago. ?? the stars of the video, the two actually the owners of the studio. they are dancing in this case to 711 by beyonce. >> they've got moves. >> but there's another video they recently shared that's showing us something. wat

behold our greatest opus! >>> this was the dramatic scene over the weekend in fayetteville, north carolina, as a rescue team from the new york fire department brought several people to safety. they were stranden on the roof of their car. in all, more than 1,000 people were rescued in the state of of the country including the southeast atlantic coast. finally. some rain in the northwest. there will be showers in the plains. >>> breaking new this is morning about samsung's galaxy note 7, the new smartphone that's said can catch fire. >> production of replacement phones has reportedly being halted. this fols claims that the new version may also overheat and catch fire. a 13-year-old girl claimed her replacement phone caught fire in her another man woke up to a smoke-filled room, his phone engulfed in flames. as a result, three wireless carriers are no longer offering the the version of the phone. at&t and verizon are offering to replace them. >>> we have new detail on a dramatic rescue. 30 people were thrown into

. >> behold the big papi smash! it is chocolate covered pretzels thrown in. we don't know if big papi has tasted this himself, but gracie's ice cream was just voted the best of boston, so it is probably going to be a already. >> that is a flavor i can get behind. >> that is good. [ and big papi just tweeted out a thank you to the fans saying, well, it wasn't the way i planned it, bu up this team or this season for the world. he says thank you and hopefully we'll see him soon. >> that was a special moment the other night. >> it certainly was. we'll be right back. >>> closed captioning is >>> here is a look at thursday night's game for week six of the nfl. deny heads to san diego for a key divisional match-up. the bronco also try to keep pace of the raiders. meanwhile, after blowing another second half lead, the chargers face a must-win game. . >>> enjoyable day. >> the rain is coming. great stretch continues. >> thank you. we'll be back here for the wbz news at 11:00. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: 27 days to go. 27 days of this: >> his campaign said t

both exaggerated statues are art and others say distasteful >> beauty and art is in the eye of the beholder. >> they're both gross. >> we're back here in the kitchen, cooking up stuff with prospector cooking up these cider wings. i can't wait to eat those again. so where are you guys located again? >> 1214 u street >> great location. >> check it out. the activities, preshow starts at 8:00 on our fox 5 facebook page. we will see you after the debates at 10:00 and 11:00. have a great night. debates at 10:00 and 11:00. have a great night. wi-hat janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever. this is your last chance to get 100meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. harvey: lots of tumult in las vegas. a mini trump stormed trump tower there and secret service got involved. >> i own this hotel. i'm going to my penthouse suite. >> he just storms in the door. the guy is like you're trespassing, you're trespassing. he said, no, i'm not.

behold our greatest opus! >>> this was the dramatic scene over the weekend in fayetteville, north carolina, as a rescue team from the new york fire department brought several people to safety. they were stranden on the roof of their car. in all, more than 1,000 people were rescued in the state of north carolina alone. >>> it will be dry across most of the country including the southeast atlantic coast. finally. some rain in the northwest. there will be showers in the plains. >>> breaking new this is morning about samsung's galaxy note 7, the new smartphone that's said can catch fire. >> production of replacement phones has reportedly being halted. this fols claims that the new version may also overheat and catch fire. a 13-year-old girl claimed her replacement phone caught fire in her hands. another man woke up to a smoke-filled room, his phone engulfed in flames. as a result, three wireless carriers are no longer offering the the version of the phone. at&t and verizon are offering to replace them. >>> we have

it was something to behold. people were saying, ramona, what's going happen first? i didn't know because this is the first nba championship for this city. >> it was a monster night. there were 60,000 fans in downtown cleveland. and of course right now the tribe is sti u are in the top of the eighth and this team has been on fire. what a night for cleveland sports fans. it is incredible to be a clevelander right now. >> romona: we have suffered for so long and the cavs started things ending the 52-year drought for us. i tell you i believe the indians have moved tomorrow's game to 7:08. >> that's right. 7:08 because of the threat of rain jeff has been talking it must be a significant threat for them to push the game to 7:08. >> jeff: it is more of a timing thing. we have been telling you that once the rain starts tomorrow night it is not going to let up. this isn't going to be one of the scattered showers, hit and hit showers where you will get some rain and then it will end. it is forecast to get in here later on in the evening. this is fresh computer model informat

opportunity to vote for somebody who is just like you a regular south dakotan, not a politician, no behold to go a party and not behold to go special interest and big money groups, i ask for your both on november 8th and i hope you will consider me and thanks again, stephanie. >> thank you, that's all the time we have. thank you to the republican senator candidate thune and jay williams. you missed discussion, no worries you can hear in radio where you can hear the complete program in its entirety. be sure to join us next thursday as the candidates running for the office of united states house of representatives join me. it'll be another live to rum. that's thursday october 20th, with the discussion beginning at 8:00 p.m. central 7:00 mown tape. there's still time if you want to send your question for house candidates. you can e-mail those to me. you can also post them on our social media pages. for more information on all of our election coverage visit our website at sdpb.org/selection. on behalf of aarp south dakota and south dakota public broadcasting, i'm stephanie, we thank you for wa

there is in the eye of the beholder but it certainly in the tax code to take advantage >> reporter: there is a long list of many other things people can do to get out of paying federal income taxes and the cpa says anybody is not smart to take advantage of the tax code. >> but when you are running for president and the numbers are this big and the spotlight is brighter and we don't have donald trump's tax returns from 1995. this is leaked information of people have questions about what's really going on with donald trump. >> reporter: it's not his fault tax return so we don't know how much money he gave to charity that year and other details. there is more that people want to know and would like to see the returns but others say it doesn't matter. >>> we are tracking hurricane matthew as it churns through the caribbean and the system so strong florida and north carolina declaring states of emergency. steve jerve joins us live with the latest on this massive shifted further to the west which is of interest for those of us in florida especially in florida's east coast but for now it's a mon

behold our greatest opus! >>> this was the dramatic scene over the weekend in fayetteville, north carolina, as a rescue team from the new york fire department brought several people to safety. they were stranden on the roof of their car. in all, more than 1,000 people were rescued in the state of of the country including the southeast atlantic coast. finally. some rain in the northwest. there will be showers in the plains. >>> breaking new this is morning about samsung's galaxy note 7, the new smartphone that's said can catch fire. >> production of replacement phones has reportedly being halted. this fols claims that the new version may also overheat and catch fire. a 13-year-old girl claimed her replacement phone caught fire in her smoke-filled room, his phone engulfed in flames. as a result, three wireless carriers are no longer offering the the version of the phone. at&t and verizon are offering to replace them. >>> we have new detail on a dramatic rescue. 30 people were thrown into the bay in san francisco

. >> reporter: behold the mega bot . in this warehouse a legend is being born. the next generation of giant fighting robots is being built by mega bot ink . >> we want to bring everybody's childhood dreams that feature the robots of science fiction to reality. >> reporter: the robot is mostly under wraps. >> this is one of the parts that will go on the robots arm. >> reporter: it will be slightly taller than the older robot. the 15 foot tall robot. >> this is a six inch diameter pneumatic cannon. >> reporter: the weaponry will be updated as they prepare for a fight. >> it is a combination of range weapons and melee combat weapons . originally we only had range weapons. that is part of the reason why we are building a new robot. >> reporter: the mega bot is operated by a human which sits in the torso of the robot. they are doing testing to make sure the cockpit is safe. the new mega bot youtube series shows just how serious they are. >> we want to make it as destructive and entertaining to watch as possible but he safe. >> reporter: they have not revealed the dat

lo and behold instead of being deported they were made citizens of the united states. and lo and behold, sadly, the 800 people is wrong. it turned out to be close to 1800 people. our president is incompetent. ali wants to do is campaign. and the last thing he wants to happen is to of donald trump terminate obamacare and all of the other things that are destroying -- [cheers and applause] he's led a very divided nation, and it's only gotten worse. and the last thing our country needs is four more years of barack obama, believe me. i've seen firsthand the corruption and the sickness that has taken over our politics. you've seen it and i've seen it and we're all watching together. they knew they would throw every lie they could add me, and my family and my loved ones there they knew they would stop at nothing to try to stop me. but i never knew as bad as it would be, i never knew it would be this vile, that it would be this bad, that it would be this vicious. nevertheless, i take all of these slings and arrows badly for you -- gladly. [cheers and applause] i take them for

lo and behold it comes back as a fraudulent check. she is out the $12 but luckily not out the whole $3,500. >> marie: inspectors warn if you can't get someone on the phone or talk to them in person odds are it is a scam. bieber. the biebs as they call him. now he's forever mortalized in wax. you know you have made it when you have a wax figure. a sweaty wax figure might i add. [ laughter ] you are going to see the latest work by madam tussaud. and how long it's going be on display. unfortunately, if you are a biebs fan, you are not going to see it here. this is in london. see the as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down the federal government, risking critical services for nevada veterans. and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. ck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible fo

behold our greatest opus! >>> this was the dramatic scene over the weekend in fayetteville, north carolina, as a rescue team from the new york fire department brought several people to safety. they were stranded on the roof of their car. which was almost completely submerged in flood waters from hurricane matthew. in all, more than 1,000 people were rescued in the state of north carolina alone. be dry across most of the country, including the southeast atlantic coast, finally. some rain in the northwest. there will be showers in the plains. >>> and we have breaking news this morning about samsung's galaxy note 7, the new smartphone that's said can catch fire. >> production of replacement phones has reportedly been halted. this follows claims that the new version may also overheat and catch fire. a 13-year-old girl claimed her replacement phone caught fire in her hands. another man woke up to a engulfed in flames. as a result, three wireless carriers are no longer offering the new version of the galaxy note 7.

in the morning over lumbered and low and behold a basin got a couple of inches of snow overnight it is cold enough here now they've been making snow overnight for the past 48 hours. if the the past week temperature right now 22 degrees n that brings us to opening day coming up this friday i'll talk to adrian right now. you are set to go come friday congratulations. you win the race. we did we are stoked to get everyone in colorado beyond back up on the hill. wind run a couple of runs open on friday? friday will first chair starting at 9:00 a.m. intermediate high noon trail will be groom from mid- mountain down to the base area. pricewise opening-day? lift tickets at the window $76 for adults but find discounted tickets online right now at arapahoe basin.com. start saving my pennies now. best of luck to you come friday take a look at the pictures we have from loveland making snow for the past 48 hours. 25 degrees when chilled when we were there believe it or not down to 3 degrees at one point in those temperatures remain cold enough to make this bill. they're focusing may tell us on low