do justice to alex fazzino. find him not guilty. >> jurors would now have to decide if alex fazzino was a killer or a wrongly accused husband who had tried only to save his wife. >> the only thing certain in that iowa courtroom was that tensions were running high between the two families. extremely high. would alex walk free or spend his life in prison for murder? >>> coming up -- >> are you prepared for a guilty verdict? >> yeah. >> two families on edge. four years of questions. the verdict at last. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." in the case against alex fazzino, the prosecution argued that bruises on his wife's body and a clean toxicology report meant she'd been murdered. but what about that facetime call appearing to show an intoxicated emily? the defense claimed no one could definitively say how she even died. and if there was no cause of death, there could be no crime. now alex fazzino's fate was in the hands of a jury. here's josh mankiewicz with the conclusion of

i'm alex paen. every day, ordinary people go through extraordinary efforts to save animals in trouble. this story is a great example. in the heart of africa, near the town of selebi-phikwe in central botswana, a baby elephant is found abandoned in a dry riverbed. a local resident coaxes the animal to her nearby property, where it collapses-- exhausted, injured, and malnourished. woman: i pick up his trunk, and i see he's very hungry. i can see in his mouth. i put my finger in his mouth, and immediately he begins to suck on my fingers. alex: she gives the baby pachyderm milk and calls a local chapter of the wildcare africa trust, a well-known animal rescue organization. it's quickly determined that this baby needs urgent medical and is extremely lethargic. more milk is fed to the elephant, as rescuers determine what to do next. no one knows why this baby was left alone or what happened to its mother, or for that matter, what happened to the herd. but right now, for these rescuers, the most important

i'm alex paen. be prepared to witness extraordinary efforts of dedicated individuals helping animals in trouble. let's begin our show with this amazing "animal rescue" true story. in late august 2005 hurricane katrina smashed into the city of new orleans and a wide section of the u.s. gulf coast, leaving in its wake a major disaster area. besides the human tragedy, there was a tremendous animal emergency, as thousands of critters were stranded, abandoned, and injured. fortunately, volunteers and many rescue organizations, including several s.p.c.a.s, the humane society of the united international fund for animal welfare, worked day and night to save these animals... setting up makeshift shelters, providing medical treatment, and relocating many of the animals to safer environments. [meow] day after day, rescue teams in boats and on foot searched areas, houses, and other buildings...looking in closets and under sinks, attempting to find scared and lost animals. woman: just a minute. it's ok, baby. it

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i agree with alex rodriguez. you saw how tough he was. to pitch a 1-2-3 ninth after the heartbreak of the eighth. we are underway in the tenth. it's kyle schwarber. tonight he's 2 for 4. he has five career postseason home runs. all five last year in his rookie year. we know what he's thinking. hard hit, base hit. leadoff man is on, schwarber pumping his fist on the first base line. he's on to start the tent. after the long layoff, bryan and schwarber now will be lifted for a pinch runner, alberto moore. how about a three-hit night for kyle schwarber? >> john: the ball down. shaw makes a mistake there. one of the sweetest swings. >> joe: there is run. albert almora and the batter is kris bryant. he has a hit, walk, two runs scored tonight. ball one missing. you're asking for a lot out of bryan shaw, who came on in the ninth, had to sit during the bottom of the ninth and then a 17 minute delay. >> john: indians will have all the resources going, whatever terry thinks are better matchups >> joe: that pitch dangerous the up. bryant fouls it b

i'm alex paen. alex: on the next "animal rescue," amazing rescues watch compassionate individuals help animals in trouble. learn about different critters and the dedicated people who care for them. plus, animal safety tips, and information on how to better care for your lovable pet. all this and much, much more, next time [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.] [captioned by thna captioning institute alex: follow us on facebook ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more on facebook and twitter. ever new england. eversource. were always asking for it. >> reporter: then mark revealed something detectives didn't know. he and gary had plans to meet at mcdonald's on the night of the >> how long do you think you w

mallory was a better tap dancer than alex. oh, dear. alex took tap dancing? he made me promise never to tell. well, what was he like? the worst dancer in the history of the human foot. this is great. i can't wait to use this. mallory, you mustn't. i gave my word. oh, was he bad. i won't say anything, but it's breaking my heart. skippy! i won't say anything either, aunt trudy. oh, mallory. this is great. you and i are sharing a secret. think of the knowing looks we can exchange. at you, it's because i got a bug in my eye. ohh... what's wrong, aunt trudy? i'm all right. you don't look all right. i'll get you some water. i'll just sit down for a few minutes. ooh! i think i better sit down in a hospital. what's taking so long? i don't know. i'll find out. uh, miss? i didn't find out everything, but i established a relationship that will be useful later. skippy, i'm scared. don't worry. everything will be ok. i'm scared about aunt trudy. i know. i want to see a doctor. we've got two gunshot victims, three pregnant women, and someone who swallowed paint. they won't

alex, good morning. >> alex: good morning. mayor marty walsh will be here at the webster school in manchester at about 7:00 he served as a surrogate for hillary clinton. he will meet with volunteers and voters hoping to garner support as people go to the polls. hillary clinton is hoping that momentum from a late-night rally at north carolina state leads to an historic election. >> i got to tell you, this is sure worth staying up for. >> alex: she stressed the >> bring out your friends, your roommates, strangers on the street. just stop and talk to them about what is at stake in this election, because north carolina is key. >> alex: before heading to north carolina, clinton made stops in two other key states, michigan and pennsylvania. president obama was also busy campaigning for clinton on monday. he spoke to supporters at u.n.h. >> hello, new hampshire! >> alex: before delivering remarks at an event in philadelphia. hard as you can this one last day to elect my fellow americans this fighter, this stateswoman, this mother, th

alex's mom says her son continues to ask about omran.. the same boy who inspired him to write the letter in the first place.. ad lib toss back.. it's now 5:??. time it is 5:??: time now to find out what's time now to it is 5:??: it is 5:??: time now to find out what's happening on the roads - with our "skyfox on time traffic". no closed captioning is available for traffic.traffic. traffic"."skyfox on time roads - with our happening on the find out what's time now to it is 5:??: it is 5:??: time now to find out what's happening on the roads - with our "skyfox on time traffic". no closed captioning is available for traffic. in late thursday night football action.. steelers quarterback "ben rothelisberger" connected with wide receiver antonio brown - not once, not twice - but three times.. as the steelers rolled over the colts 28-to-7. pittsburgh is now in first place.. of the a-f-c north. for the rest of this mornings sports headlines.. the gators. saturday against game ahead of them saturday against the gators. the gators. saturday against

>> alex: perfect make up for stage. cool, calm, collected. he has an economic degree from dartmouth. he uses his brains when he's pitching. relies on location and movement. cubs would love six innings out of kyle. >> kevin: tom, what do you think? >> tom: his -- he's going to have a slow heartbeat. he gets we contact down and away. i think he's under in 90 pitch guy. he won the clinching game against the dodgers. if you want to go back to 2009, he won the clinching game of the ivy league championships. 7 1/3 shutout innings. if you can't beat cornell, you can beat the indians. >> frank: good luck with that. >> pete: one thing i never worried about was going to an ivy league school. that's a fact. he will pitch a good ball game. i don't like the stat. home, on the road. i don't know why he wouldn't be a good road pitcher. >> frank: you have to be realistic. no more than five innings. he's done his job. you've got to watch the swings the indians are getting and that will determine how long he lasts. >> alex: the one decision, if i was the manag

mike and alex. all right, jenny, lets get to another situation kind of similar in woodbury, new jersey. >> this one involves at least three homes. >> lauren? good morning to both of you, fire marshall is here on the scene investigating, what is left of the fire that broke out here in a group home owned by a local church. fire spreading to both sides of the home, one of the homes badly damaged was on the market. neighbors say no one lived inside that home. on the other side fire burned what neighbors say is a back bedroom. they tell us family living there has an infant so they left smoking home to stay with family members. all this started around 3:30 a.m. when neighbors say cars nearby caught fire, causing some loud explosions. six people in that group home were taken to the local hospital but we are not aware of their condition at this hour. woodbury fire chief was frustrated this morning when fire public works had president shown up to cut gas and power after down lines fell in the streets making

alex... my girlfriend, right. alex, uh... this is my old friend, danny quinn. this is my girlfriend-- alex lambert. wait a minute. danny quinn? how were we to know she was the ambassador's daughter? alex, we've got a lot of catching up to do. can i borrow brian? you don't have to ask her permission. i can go, can't i? sure. just stay out of jail. nice to meet you. same to you. "hot and flushed from lovemaking "kiki dove naked off the boat "motioning ryan to join her in the warm, beckoning waters of the cove." read it again slowly. whoa... get a load of that. oh, boy, that could have been embarrassing. i almost wore the same outfit today. i don't believe it. im from that tv show when we were kids. ? big strong man, big strong man ? ? he lifts up stuff ? both: ? just 'cause he can. ? i wonder what he's doing here. lowell: he was at the supermarket opening signing autographs. i invited him to lunch but i didn't think he'd show. hey, there, young fella. big strong man, i can't believe you're here. wait, that's not how big strong man comes on the scene. huh? oh, yea

absolutely, alex. you're on the list. just waiting for the specialty stores to open up so i could get the perfect gift for you. the anchor stores have been open overnight. a lot of shoppers getting an early start on what some analysts believe could be a record breaking black friday. the dash for deals actually began while the turkey was still warm. shoppers starting black friday on thursday. >> buy some gifts. >> reporter: but the real crush comes today through the weekend, when six in ten americans are expected to make a holiday purchase. >> we know that they are not only shopping, but 61% of people are planning to spend more money this season as opposed to last. >> reporter: sales are predicted to be up by 3.6% over last year, a welcome jump at the end of a difficult year for retailers. big ticket items include electronics, high-tech, and televisions. clothes also tend to be a go-to gift. but ultimately, shoppers show stores are logged in. >> the sales, i like the sales. >> reporter: everyone looking for a bargain on bl

alex? >> all right, thank you so much for that. louis? >> alex, as she said there, the death of fidel castro has polarized leaders here in the u.s. and abroad. president-elect donald trump's initial public reaction was a four-word tweet, "fidel castro is dead." later he issued a longer statement saying in part, "fidel castro's legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty, and denial of fundamental human rights. it is my hope today marks a move away from the horrors endured for too long and toward a future which is the wonderful cuban people finally live in the freedom they so richly deserve." president obama also released a statement saying in part, "we know that this moment fills cubans with powerful emotions. history will record and judge the enormous impact of this singular figure on the people and world around him. today we offer condolences to fidel castro's family and our thoughts and prayers are with the cuban people." canadian prime minister justin trudeau'

alex? >> let's see. we're going to see if we're going to bet on an early night or really, really late. it seems either way. thank you very much, kasie from pembroke pines. >> this state will tell us the answer to that question. >> very true. you're right. >>> the other big early voting story to tell you at this hour, north carolina which was supposed to have ended at the top of the hour, the early voting there, that is not what's happening. we're going to go to charlotte and morgan radford. they had a big huge line there. has everyone who was in line gotten in to vote yet? >> reporter: well, we are actually -- you're looking at her. the last woman standing. we are at the end of the line here. early voting has, in fact, closed at 1:00 p.m. but this is actually the last woman standing. megan, you are the last person in line to vote. why early voting? >> well, first of all, i think this year, north carolina is a very important state. there's a lot of focus on our state. so i want to get in and

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peter: to help us delve into these issues, alex byers is joining us. alex: thank you. the big focus for pandora over the past two years has been moving from just the internet radio platform to the on-demand streaming. give us a little bit of an update on what that has entailed, in progress on the theness side of things, product side of things. what do you have to do to make that on-demand product reality? steve: this is the result of some very soul searching strategic thinking going on that probably dates back a couple of years now. it is because the radio product we have had has been immensely successful. -- ad mr. minnis audience tremendous monthly audience, 100 million people a quarter that come on a regular basis in order to let us be there dj and listen to the radio services to get lots of respond and engagement in terms of thumbs up and thumbs down and picking radio stations and all the things you can do on our platform. we have started to find listeners want more than just that experience. a couple of years ago we started looking around and they were on-demand p

55:13 alex: it was just jaw dropping. i just couldn't fathom why all this was going on in the midst of me having a child. alex's mom, sheree, says she knew something was wrong when the doctor walked in the door. sheree 6:12 i smelled alcohol. that's what preceeded the conversation about him coming from the bar. because i said 'oh. he smells like alcohol.' on the video, there's more banter about booze. birth 8.mp4 3.25 voice off camera: you were already at happy hour? doctor: well look nurse: he's been at happy hour since he left my c section earlier.... they even talk about the type of tequila he had and which bar he was at. so, could it all boil down to bad taste and poor judgment joking? we reached out to doctor delee... darcy phones dr delee 12:00 ...and we'd very much like to get your side of the story. we do have the video from the delivery room and there's some questions we'd like to ask you about some statements that you made. he said his lawyer advised him not to talk us on camera. we tried to provide an email sta

'cause i'm real happy about me and alex. good. 'cause i'm real happy about me, cindy, audrey dana, and michelle. there's a michelle? oh, didn't i mention her? sunday brunch. so alex is outside, right? 'cause i want to congratulate her too. stay away from her. she's all i got. helen, uh, i hear you're naming items on your menu after people who work around here. right. what am i? oh, you're the jumbo turkey leg. is that some kind of crack? no, it's because you order it practically every day. i don't want to be that. all right, roy, fine. a salad. have you ever seen a salad? fine. you are a salad. okay, what do you want for lunch? the roy salad. uh, uh... and the jumbo turkey leg. helen: hey, brian. i heard you and alex made it official. you got engaged? no! no, no, no. we're just dating exclusively now. congratulations. you made a really good decision. thank you. i did... didn't i? you know what i'm going to do? i'm going to name something on my menu after you two. how about the "alex and brian soup and sandwich combo"? i'm a salad.

alex says..his mom was a kind and generous woman. "she was charitable-she cared about every living soul-she enjoyed life." vivian..took care of her disabled..97-year-old mother-in- law..paulina..and was the sole bread- winner..after her husband died a decade ago. of my family, for my grandmother and, of course, for me." alex..is a 23-year-old grad student..at unlv..and barely has a cent to his name. vivian..did not leave a will..or life insurance. alex fears..he'll be forced to do the unthinkable..just to survive. "i have to sell my house-she loved this house, she wanted to keep it." alex has no other family members here in the u-s. they're all back in romania. friends and neighbors have set up a go-fund-me account. you can find that by going to our website..ktnv.com. story. live at las vegas boulevard, ck, 13 action news. also new tonight.. some middle school parents are upset after a teacher sent home a controversial letter without clearing it with administration. in it.. the keller middle school teacher talks about his fears under

i agree with alex rodriguez. you saw how tough he was. to pitch a 1-2-3 ninth after the heartbreak of the eighth. we are underway in the tenth. it's kyle schwarber. tonight he's 2 for 4. he has five career postseason home runs. all five last year in his rookie year. we know what he's thinking. hard hit, base hit. leadoff man is on, schwarber pumping his fist on the first base line. he's on to start the tent. after the long layoff, bryan shaw came on in the top of the and schwarber now will be lifted for a pinch runner, alberto moore. how about a three-hit night for kyle schwarber? >> john: the ball down. shaw makes a mistake there. one of the sweetest swings. >> joe: there is run. albert almora and the batter is kris bryant. he has a hit, walk, two runs scored tonight. ball one missing. you're asking for a lot out of bryan shaw, who came on in the ninth, had to sit during the bottom of the ninth and then a 17 minute delay. >> john: indians will have all the resources going, whatever terry thinks are better matchups >> joe: that pitch dang

alex? >>> investigators have retrieved two black boxes from that plane crash that killed 71 people in colombia. on the flight was a brazilian soccer team and journalists on their way to a south american championship playoff, and in spite of this gruesome scene, six people have survived. nbc news correspondent kelly cobiella, what's the latest on this crash? >> well, good morning, alex. investigators will be back out at the crash site again today, and they are making quick progress already. those black boxes, the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder, who were both recovered last night and investigators say they are in excellent condition. the flight was carrying the brazilian soccer team chapecoense from brazil to colombia when the pilot reported an electrical fault, circled above the airport, then crashed into the hillside. the plane has been revised down from 77 people, six people not making the flight, it was in pieces on the hillside. a british aerospace 146, this was a region

alex. what? look, i ironed your shirt. mallory, look. come here. this can no longer be considered a shirt. at best, it's a flag for some underdeveloped nation. ok, guys. i wrote down the number of the garden restaurant with some others you might need. the olbachs, police department, dr. rappaport, f you can't reach dr. rappaport. whoa, mom. you look hot. hot's not the word. you're sizzling. maybe we should go before the smoke alarm goes off. oh, bye, mom. bye, dad. andrew still needs medicine before bed. we know. here you go. you be a good boy for your brothers and sisters, ok? good night, baby. oh, oh, good-bye, andrew. your mom i and will be at the garden restaurant. the number is 473-- dad! dad, come on. we'll fill him in. here you go, jennifer. don't take him away yet. he's not going off to jail. i'll give him another hug. hug dad, i'll hug andrew. ise. i can't believe we're here. i can't either. they're all grown-ups. i never thought i'd be with grown-ups again. it's nice, isn't it? we won't have to tell them to get off the phone. or settle th

>> alex: john lackey. before i am curious if that clip is available. a lot more to do here on this pregame show. you wonder, what is 108 years of waiting due to the psyche of a cubs fan?

>>> welcome everyone i'm alex witt at msnbc world headquarters in new york. just a bit past 1:00 p.m. in the east. a growing number of anti-trump protesters in new york city are marching towards trump tower heading north from union square. nbc's morgan radford is walking among them. morgan, welcome to you. what's it like right now? >> reporter: alex, with afternoon we are standing in the middle of the street here, thousands of protesters surrounding me. they started out at union square, we left at 12:30. you can see the signing carrying this is just a sense of the magnitude of people all the way around there. jam packing the streets and saying things like this is not my president. love trumps hate. but there is also this incredible concern that those who felt marginalized by president-elect donald trump's comments will feel like this is an america that does not include them going forward. take a listen to what one person i spoke to had to say. >> i'm afraid of more black people will get shot in the street. i'm really afraid of that. because -- not because of

55:13 alex: it was just jaw dropping. i just couldn't fathom why all this was going on in the midst of me having a child. alex's mom, sheree, says she knew something was wrong when the doctor walked in the door. sheree 6:12 i smelled alcohol. that's what preceeded the conversation about him coming from the bar. because i said 'oh. he smells like alcohol.' on the video, there's more banter about booze. birth 8.mp4 3.25 voice off camera: you were already at happy hour? doctor: well look what time it is. earlier.... they even talk about the type of tequila he had and which bar he was at. so, could it all boil down to bad taste and poor judgment joking? we reached out to doctor delee... darcy phones dr delee 12:00 ...and we'd very much like to get your side of the story. we do have the video from the delivery room and there's some not to talk us on camera. we tried to provide an email address so he could send a statement instead. 13:22 darcy on phone: hello? hello? apparently he doesn't he just hung up on me. sheree says once

>> reporter: those are both great questions, alex. the southern poverty law center says they have seen increases like this in recent history when president obama was elected and when south carolina made the decision to remove the confederate flag from its state house grounds, they say this is so much more than political passions and strong emotion, they say it is threats and intimidati intimidation. this morning officials across the nation are looking into a rash of alleged hate crimes, incidents of hate speech and bullying in the wake of the presidential election. graffiti and threats are surfacing across the country, directed at political, racial, ethnic and religious groups. >> we are very worrisome about what the next four years is going to hold for us. >> reporter: this federal building in los angeles vandalized and in virginia this statue of robert e. lee tagged with spray paint. in new york pennsylvania three students were suspended after chant gs white power. in another school in royal oak, michigan, kids caught on camera chan

i'm alex paen. alex: on the next "animal rescue," amazing rescues and extraordinary efforts. help animals in trouble. learn about different critters and the dedicated people who care for them. plus, animal safety tips, and information on how to better care for your lovable pet. all this and much, much more, next time [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.] alex: follow us on facebook election and the sort of things that were interjected into the election process, they are very similar to the sort of active measures that you have seen the russians use in the past in places like eastern europe to interfere with the elections of other countries. what we mean by interfere is credibility of the election, they try to undermine individual leaders and create chaos in the political discourse. the fundamental argument is they want people to -- they want to delegitimize the process. >> is it worthy of congress at scrutiny? >> absolutely. >> donald trump is going to rescind a lot of executive orders that president obama made. let me ask you one specifically, it's called dac

. >> alex? >> i see we have sweaters on today for the occasion. >> hide the bloated stomach. >> this is what i am ' going to do. it stretches. so i'll be good to go. >> spanks? >> no, i'm just going to let it all free. >> let it flow. >> we know some of have you been cooking for days, maybe up all night. >> some are probably up right now. >> yes. and you want to see what you're making, we would like to see it, send us your thanksgiving preparation there, in the kitchen. use the #fox29goodday. >> you know what i bet who is also cooking? scott william. you know, he is a toedy. he can do a lot in the kitchen. put your foot down, right, scott? >> prepping last night, getting mac and cheese going, dressing going, i love that sage in my dressing. let's talk about this gobble gobble. do that again. gobble gobble. happy thanksgiving. of course yesterday we talked about the rainfall chances. so don't panic, we do have some light showers in the forecast, but it is not going to be a wash-out across the del

alex and thomas? >> you're right, lauren, we should be happy, we should be thankful. >> see the smiles. >> true. >> then this afternoon, everything changes. >> that's true, especially if you're stuck in traffic. i mean, triple a predicted 570,000 people are hitting the roads and that's just from the philadelphia region. >> steve keel any pennsauken, now is the time people are starting to head out and gas up. >> how is it looking? >> guys, get bob kelly's attention, this is first for me, now we have buses filling up at with a w that's how good the deal is i guess on gas. school buses and then whatever this bus is. so, it is crazy here today. i've never seen t i've been here maybe 100 times doing live shots. boy, that's a lot, right? but i've never seen the combination that i'm seeing today. so we have people still working, like these bus drivers, utility vans, and then we've got people who have shown up here as early as 2:00 a.m., we got our first interviews of people traveling far away, as far as plac

>> alex, that's a great question. because the road for trump's success means he has to win five key states. he has to win nevada, iowa, ohio, florida and north carolina. he must win those five, and then gain another state. that being said, hillary clinton only has to beat him in one of those five states. so that's why i would think that donald trump should spend his time in those states. i think expanding the map much more is not going to help him greatly. >> by that description, howard, is that why hillary clinton is making far fewer campaign stops than trump is this weekend? what do you think the thinking is there? with so little time left before election day, would it make sense for her to be out there as much as possible? >> well, i mean, at this point, the campaigning is really -- almost superfluous. for the media than anything else. >> isn't about getting out the vote? making sure people get to the -- >> well, that's what i was going to get to. this business about democratic affiliated voters is really tricky. t

alex: that remains to be seen. i think donald trump was very good at speaking to those people .nd recognizing their concerns but really the republican party was working off the same polling data and economic data that all of us were. they saw promising jobs reports, polls that showed hillary clinton was supposed to win, so they made the same assumptions we did. donald trump many different set of assumptions and he is right. vonnie: we are awaiting hillary clinton's remarks speaking at the new york hotel. morning? she say this alex: so far her aides are pretty, they are in a pretty grim mood as you would expect. i suspect that she will say pretty nice things about the president-elect. she will probably echo some of this language we have heard from donald trump and paul ryan about uniting the country. i do not think today is the time for democrats to start to plan their counterattack. i don't take you are going to hear that from hillary clinton. mark: how much of a blow, when you look at tradition, was it that hillar

alex? >> alex: well, the f.b.i. says hillary clinton should not be prosecuted after going through all these new e-mails. the new development comes as hillary clinton is expected here in manchester, new hampshire, tonight. in this letter, f.b.i. director charges after a review of new e-mails." comey writes, "based on our review, we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in late july with respect to secretary clinton." in july, the f.b.i. said clinton should not face charges for mishandling classified information by using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. the case was reopened last month when the f.b.i. discovered e-mails in a separate investigation into anthony weiner, the clinton's press secretary tweeting, "we were always confident nothing would cause the july decision to be revisited. now director comey has confirmed it." meanwhile, hillary clinton stopped in philadelphia today, attending services at a predominantly african american church. african americans and women are critic

brian, don't give up on alex. you know, there's still a chance it could work out. - i'm not really worried, i've actually come up with a great plan to get her back. every time she goes out for the morning paper, i'll be there. every time she goes out to lunch, i'll be there. every time she pulls the shades down at night, i'll be there. - and every time you come up for parole, i'll be there. look man, let me give you just a little bit of advice. - i don't know-- - no, trust me on this one. look, last night, helen was this close to marrying lynch. this morning, she is eating at joe's. you know why? because i played it cool. - bye joe, thanks for the travel iron. - hey helen, where are you going? - new york, to see davis. - why? - he's my fiance. - helen, wait. - joe? undies. (audience laughter) - okay, breakfast is here. - what took you so long? - about time. - i ordered the muffin. - they were out, so instead i got you a bear claw. - i ordered the scrambled eggs. - they were out, so instead i got you a bear claw. -

alex: it could be. the east coast media and in washington have been out of touch with what has been going on in middle america. we looked at these jobs reports over the last few years and thought everybody is getting jobs again, everything is good. we sort of minimized the slow growth in wages and what was happening is that people are getting jobs that they had lost their homes. vonnie: is that fair, alex? the largest in the crowded platform, and we have been ignoring the fact that there has been hollowing out of the middle class and wage inflation has been nonexistent until recently. is it fair to say that was failing on the democratic campaign? alex: i think it was a little bit. bernie sanders ran on the message you describe that things are really not as good that the administration makes it out to be. he lost in the primaries. during the general election, president barack obama, when he campaigned on hillary clinton's behalf, always led off is speech by ticking off the list of accomplishments, includ

maybe it's time for alex to lead. >> oh! >> oh! >> alex goes over the handle bars. but this time there is a bit of damage. >> i think i separated my shoulder. >> dude, no. >> yeah. >> oh, no. dude. hold on. >> dislocated shoulder. >> oh, no they have got to pop it back in now? >> they do. but how? maybe they should check with google. >> no service. offline. >> neither phone. no service. so. here's your shoulder. here's your arm. >> careful, careful, slow. keep going. just like incremental pull. oh! >> oh! >> the relief on his face, instantly, he went, woo, it worked. >> it was a beautiful bro moment alex feeling good. seth pumped that it worked. no problem. they continued to ride out. on the way home they said okay do not use this as an instructional video. we got lucky, okay? >> i think i separate made shoulder. >> oh, dude, no. >> yeah. >> woo. whoa! >>> a lot of people ask the question why do children cry? the answer to that because there is literally nothing in the world a child will not cry over. in this case, this girl is distraught because mom put her down so

maybe it's time for alex to lead. >> oh! >> oh! >> alex goes over the handle bars. but this time there is a bit of damage. >> i think i separated my shoulder. >> dude, no. dude. hold on. >> dislocated shoulder. >> oh, no they have got to pop it back in now? >> they do. but how? maybe they should check with google. >> no service. offline. >> neither phone. no service. so. here's your shoulder. here's your arm. >> careful, careful, slow. keep going. just like incremental pull. >> oh! >> the relief on his face, instantly, he went, woo, it worked. >> it was a beautiful bro moment for sure. alex feeling good. seth pumped that it worked. no problem. they continued to ride out. on the way home they said okay do not use this as an instructional video. we got lucky, okay? >> i think i separate made shoulder. >> oh, dude, no. >> yeah. >>> a lot of people ask the question why do children cry? the answer to that is yes. because there is literally nothing in the world a child will not cry over. in this case, this girl is distraught because mom put her down so she can cook. she i

mike and alex back to you. >> shock the world. from chicago, to the west coast down to los angeles, protesters hit the streets and highways voicing their opposition to the election result, even saw protests right here in philadelphia. people packed the street of center city, chanting and caring signs so steve keeley joining us live in center city because more protest cents are expected to happen later today. steve? >> i wish/live trucks worked as good as the hess truck at a side door fall off our truck the other day, so maybe to the hess toy truck for use from now on. alex here are the stats from chief inspector joe sullivan on the city hall protest. a thousand marchers zero incident, zero arrests, that was his second protest of the night that started at 7:00 here, here's video of the first stop for joe sullivan, this is how he ends his day by starting seconds shift. dinnertime at penn, 500, told one person, we don't know if they were officially arrested or charged, but at least put in handicuffs, somebody pro trump not happy with

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[humming] - hello uncle alex. - well vincent? - i wanted to see you uncle alex, but i did not want to interrupt once you got started writing. - very thoughtful of you, i'm sure. - how is your financial situation, uncle alex? - much as usual, i should say. - i'm in a pretty bad spot myself. - much as usual, i should say. - i need 500. the last occasion of this sort, consider it repeated. supplying you with bed and board strikes me as quite sufficient. - this is different, uncle alex. this is serious. these people won't wait. - poses you quite a problem, doesn't it? - you won't let me have it then? - exactly. - i don't see why, i'm in your will. i don't see why i shouldn't have some of it now. why should i have to wait until you kick off? - i find your impatience rather unseemly, vincent. indeed i'm you in my will at all. simply that you are my only blood relative i suppose. - i guess you will take me out now. - no, it is a little late for that. - well, okay. i wasn't kidding when i said i was serious about this, uncle alex. if i d

maybe it's time for alex to lead. >> oh! >> oh! >> alex goes over the handle bars. but this time there is a bit of damage. >> i think i separated my shoulder. >> dude, no. >> yeah. >> oh, no. dude. hold on. >> dislocated shoulder. >> oh, no they have got to pop it back in now? >> they do. but how? maybe they google. >> no service. offline. >> neither phone. no service. so. here's your shoulder. here's your arm. >> careful, careful, slow. keep going. just like incremental pull. oh! >> oh! >> the relief on his face, instantly, he went, woo, it worked. >> it was a beautiful bro moment for sure. alex feeling good. no problem. they continued to ride out. on the way home they said okay do not use this as an instructional video. we got lucky, okay? >> i think i separate made shoulder. >> oh, dude, no. >> yeah. >> woo. whoa! >>> a lot of people ask the question why do children cry? the answer to that is yes. because there is literally nothing will not cry over. in this case, this girl is distraught because mom put her down so she can cook. she is distraught. >> look at that

55:13 alex: it was just alex's mom, sheree, says she knew something was wrong when the doctor walked in the door. sheree 6:12 i smelled alcohol. that's what preceeded the from the bar. because i said 'oh. he smells like alcohol.' on the video, there's more banter about booze. birth 8.mp4 3.25 voice off camera: you were already at happy hour? doctor: well look what time it is. nurse: he's been at happy hour ction earlier.... they even talk about the type of tequila he had and which bar he was at. so, could it all boil down to bad taste and poor judgment joking? we reached out to doctor delee... darcy phones dr delee 12:00 ...and we'd very much like to get your side of the story. delivery room and there's some questions we'd like to ask you about some statements that you made. he said his lawyer advised him not to talk us on camera. we tried to provide an email address so he could send a statement instead. 13:22 darcy on phone: hello? hello? apparently he doesn't want my email address because he just hung up on me. sheree says once her grandson, jared, was delivered her heart sank. she

alex and thomas? >> yes, we will be speaking with both of them and talking about what they will be doing this weekend, too, because the mother also has other children. i can't imagine. >> three other children, there on the scene, the brother injured, heart breaking. >> thank you, laurenment coming up on 6:39. in the south, suspect tornado swept across northern alabama overnight killing at least three people. we are getting first look at the devestation. these pictures are coming from colbert county. incredible stories of survival n1 case, held up the wall of their home to keep it from falling onto his mother. counties in tennessee and mississippi are reporting number of injuries. at least 20 buildings have been destroyed. >> isis claims ohio student who crashed a car into a crowd on campus and then attack people with a knife. was one of their soldiers. that's what they are calling him. the claim does not say the attacker abdul razak ali artan was in contact with the group, or formally affiliated with

fox 29. >> alex holley fox nine. >> septa strike, just getting up? did you hear word about 3:00 this morning they came to an agreement. >> it is all over. >> and there is steve. >> yeah, transport workers union stamp, nearly 5,000 going back to work if the eagles secondary can even their strike city will be completely happy. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punshied for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the w

>> reporter: good morning, from havana, alex. many people here in havana, especially the older generation, are reacting emotionally to the death of fidel castro. leaders around the world, many praising his legacy, but this is in sharp contrast to much of the political reaction back in the u.s. in revolution square, in churches, preparations for more than a week of official mourning before a barrel ceremony next sunday. one woman overcome with grief. she says, for me, he is not dead. also expressing emotion, elian gonzalez, now nearly 23 years old, who was shipwrecked on the florida shores, his mother dying on that journey, returning him to cuba became a national cause for fidel castro. el yoian now says i wanted to s him everything i achieved, he would be proud of me. cuban tv paid tributes all day and all night to the founder of the revolution. still a towering figure in his nation's imagination, even after he succumbed to illness and gave up power to his brother raul. young people marched, one saying it is painful for our count

alex? >> that was just awesome. >>> still ahead, you saw a little there, but coming up in sports, more on what president obama said to basketball legend michael jordan before presenting him with that medal of freedom. >>> plus, how one ree poe man's act of kindness helped out a couple in illinois. those stories and a check on weather when we come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i want a hippopotamus for christmas ♪ ♪ only a hippopotamus will do ♪ no crocodiles ♪ no rhinoceroses ♪ i only like hippopotamuses ♪ and hippopotamuses like me too ♪ at the united states postal service, we deliver more online purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. and more hippopotamuses, too. ♪ i only like hippopotamuses ♪ ♪ so whatever your holiday priority, our priority is you. ♪ ♪ get up to $2500 customer cash on select 2016 and 2017 models for these terms. see your lexus dealer. start your day with the number one choice of dentists. philips sonicare removes significantly more pla

>> alex perez leading us off tonight. alex, thank you. >>> as i mentioned at the top, that message. we have learned of a facebook post, just moments before this all happened. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross with the new clues at this hour, into what might have motivated the suspect to do this. >> reporter: just three minutes before the first 911 call today, abdul razak ali artan posted this message on facebook, according to law enforcement officials. "i can't take it anymore. america. stop interfering with other countries, especially the muslim ummah. we are not weak. we are not weak. remember that." >> authorities need to treat this as a potential terrorist attack. >> reporter: as police and the fbi tonight carry out a search warrant at artan's home in columbus -- >> talk to anybody who he might have associated with, find out what they knew. >> reporter: -- the picture emerging of him is that of a somali immigrant who, in this school video, taken just five months ago, seemed to be living the american dream. until he turned on his adopted country, becoming radical

maybe it's time for alex to lead. >> oh! >> oh! >> alex goes over the handle bars. but this time there is a bit of damage. >> i think i separated my shoulder. >> dude, no. >> yeah. >> oh, no. dude. it back in now? >> they do. but how? maybe they should check with google. >> no service. offline. >> neither phone. no service. so. here's your shoulder. here's your arm. >> careful, careful, slow. keep going. just like incremental pull. oh! >> oh! >> the relief on his face, worked. >> it was a beautiful bro moment for sure. alex feeling good. seth pumped that it worked. no problem. they continued to ride out. on the way home they said okay do not use this as an instructional video. we got lucky, okay? >> i think i separate made shoulder. >> oh, dude, no. >> yeah. >>> a lot of people ask the question why do children cry? the answer to that is yes. because there is literally nothing in the world a child will not cry over. in this case, this girl is distraught because mom put her down so she can cook. she is distraught. >> look at that face. beautiful, little curls. >> beau

you're alex's mom. alex started this legacy that you and your husband have continued for many years. >> yes, we're very lucky, i mean, i honestly sometimes can't believe that al sex my daughter and i was so fortunate to be her mom and just what happened since she set up her stand in our front yard now raising $130 million. we've funded hundreds of project all across the country we found new carriers, pushing forward, and really looking forwards to the day where we will just like close up shop and close her stand and say we finished what she started. >> amen. so let's talk about today. >> i mean there is one is extremely unique, in large part, because of the large number of children that come out today. >> it is extremely -- alex is all about family. one of the things we said when we started this, we want it to be kid-friendly. so it is a full walk/run, full 5k, walk or run, what we find is families come out, they start with the little ones walking, then the kids want it run a little, and before you know