bob hope's coming here? - that's right. yself. ah, hey, fellas. well, have you got a lot of good jokes? - oh, yeah, we thought of a lot of good jokes. - [man with a hat] (laughs) loads of them. - yeah. - [jack] you did, huh? - [man with a hat] yeah. - well, you must have, you've been typing in there for about three hours. - yeah. - let's see what you've got. - well, bobby, you tell him, huh, bobby? - oh, no, mel, you tell him. - no, go on, bobby. - mel, you tell him. - bobby, you tell him. - well, for heaven's sakes, somebody tell me! (audience laughter) e laughter) - that's all? you mean, you've been typing for three hours, and you've got nothing to show for it? - well, maybe you can read it off here. (audience laughter) - read it off of here? - well, if you like corn, you can eat it. - i beg your pardon, miss. i beg your pardon. we do not like write corn, i write clever stuff. - no, no, bobby, i am the clever one. - no, mel. i am clever, you're intelligent. - fellas! what's the difference who's what?! now

who killed bob crane? his murder in scottsdale in 1978 remains one of the top unsolved celebrity murderers -- murders of all time. he was best known for his role on "hogan's heros." the maricopa county attorney's office allowed me to retest the murder case. tonight, we present our results to the world. >> it's the musterry behind bob crane's murder that haunts family and friends. >> during my career, i had a lot of big cases but the bob crane case tops them a. >> of all of the murder cases in the valley, this one keeps coming back. >> it seems to have taken on a life of its own. >> reporter: for five decades, bob crane has been a constant presence in our lives. the wise-cracking hogan adored by millions and his unsolved murder continues to fascinate. the physical evidence still the maricopa county attorney's office. it is like opening a time capsule. bob crane's fingerprints taken in the morgue, his keys to his scottsdale apartment. his blood taken on that day. >> on that day in 1978. >> reporter: are we f

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bob iger. david: we're delighted to be joined by the chairman and c.e.o. of disney, bob iger. you have your full year earnings as well as the fourth quarter and have another up year in earnings per share and revenue. at the same time, you would agree you've got some head winds developed as the year developed. give us a sense of where you think you came out in 2016 and give us a peek into 2017. >> 2016 was a tremendous year for the company. 2014 and 2015 have been record years for us and did even better in we continue to grow at a 2016. robust clip. in addition, the two biggest things we had to accomplish in fiscal 2016 was one, bring "star wars" back. our first movie, "force awakens" came out in december, the first one since the acquisition of lucas, and it was just a gigantic success, over $2.1 billion in global box office, third highest grossing movie of all time. a critical success as well. the second thing we had to do was open up the biggest, most ambitious project we've ever embarked on,

of disney, bob iger. you have your full year earnings as well as the fourth quarter and have another up year both in earnings per share. you've got some head winds developed as the year developed. give us a sense of where you think you came out in 2016 and ive us a peek into 2017. bob: 2014 and 2015 have been record years for us and dedid even bet for the 016. we continue to grow at a robust clip. the two biggest things we had to accomplish in fiscal 2016 was one, bring "star wars" back, our first movie, "force awakens" came out, then it was just a jy gant exsuccess, over $2.1 billion in global box office, third highest grossing movie of all time. a critical success as well. the second thing we had to do was open up the biggest, most ambitious project we've ever embarked on, building disneyland in shanghai. we opened on june 16. i'm proud to say after four months of operation, four million people visited the park and they're loving what they have experienced. and the prospects for that park and the most -

a new round of dna testing to try to solve the bob crane murder. thanks for joining us on "newsmaker sunday." tensions run high as protestors clash with police. a fourth >>> this is an unlawful assembly! >> tensions run high as protesters crash with police. a fourth trump protests. >> plus a valley mother and two young children are fighting for their lives after they were hit crossing the street. what police say happened. >>> and to make america great the deal that's being offered to give a dog or cat a forever home. good sunday morning. thanks so much for joining us. time now 6:00. hopefully, you got out and enjoyed the weather yesterday. it was absolutely gorgeous out

action news reporter bob brooks has more. >> bob: for the fourth time, restoration crews are cleaning out the businesses and washing the parking lot of the shopping center of fox street. for the fourth time, the water main burst and millions of gallons of water poured out. once again, keshia vasquez has had it evacuate from shoprite to safety. you had to wade through the water last night? >> i had to go down that way. all of this was higher. i had to go all the way down where the water was maybe here. >> bob: you hear she was able to make her own way out, but it certainly wasn't easy. >> i fell. >> bob: it was cold? >> yeah, it was cold. i had to walk. i loaned out my car. i had to walk all the way home. i was drenched. it was so cold. >> bob: you can see the fire department had to bring in boats to it save people. 75 rescues total. sherry williams was shopping inside the ross. >> someone started screaming like the water, the water. >> bob: ross is now closed. this woman says she knows someone who was trapped in their car and may have drowned if it weren't for a quick response. >> the

love the ocean, flowers, who loved life and who saved bob. this is judy. >> she really loved bob. they go back a long time. reporter: she worked for bob. she actually made those lobster rolls. she was devastated when she learned he was battling serious kidney issues and needed a transplant. >> she loved those shoes. quite she was in her home when she collapsed. she started bleeding between her skull and blaine -- and her brain. they learned judy was not going to make it. that is when blair made a tough decision that ended up saving bob. >> we want bob to be the said it's not done that way. i just knew it was going to work. nobody can tell me anything. it was going to work. >> you knew who you were getting the kidney from. that is hard for you. >> it is still hard. it is still hard. i think about judy every morning when i wake up. it is still hard. match. it did. everything lined up. it was a success. the pain of losing his friend is with bob every moment. >> judy talked about doing something for you. i've known her since i was a teenager. reporter: a part of her lives in that is w

bob: that is a fair assessment. to cory's point, they are figuring out other ways to generate more revenue. you have the messaging services, direct commerce services. it is a pretty impressive how they are really extending themselves. the other question is there has been this discussion in the "wall street journal" today, are they a media company or a tech company? media evaluations are significantly lower than tech companies. the question is can they continue to innovate in that regard? for the near term, absolutely and i expect them to have big results. emily: let's talk about oracle next week. is it going to happen? cory: they are certainly playing hardball. they were talking about this very subject. they want more money in this deal. it is because of the corporate governance policies they put into place. this is what she had to say to me. >> we have offered $109, the board accepted that. every shareholder will have to make their own decision. we believe that is the price. emily: on top of that, they say it is th

before we do, i'm going to sum it up, bob. you like myself and so many others were, no chance for trump. fred, you've said, maybe a miracle. i've had nine days to sit with this. bob, what i have learned is blank. >> be careful about predictions. look, we had a wonderful event with john heilemann where the four of us sat around, i said, no way could trump be elected. the food was good. and now it's time for me to meat crow. i would prefer crow parmesan, but i'll eat crow. i believe the data. although i thought trump, and i said it publicly in the summer of 2015, could be the republican nominee, i never thought he could pass the threshold of acceptability as president of the united states. i was wrong. the turnout patterns change. i do think comey's announcement on sunday had an impact. and i think that impact was hurtful to clinton. and finally, when you look at this whole thing, hillary clinton was the first democratic candidate for president in my lifetime, who ran without an economic message. you change about 50,000 votes ou

and speaking of him, bob? >> good morning, one of the questions yesterday, right out of the gate, was if you purchased an e-zpass, or you had a transpass, one of those key passes, when are they going to re fun your money they'll address all of the refunds and credit after the strike is over. so, that answers the first question, was on the top of my head when we got started this morning. live look at early morning closure, westbound schuylkill expressway, closed, from university into 30th street with some overnight construction, and steve keeley was right on the money, today is going to be worse than yesterday. because everyone that gave mass transit a try, or used their option number one yesterday, and it didn't work or they were frustrated there is err ' going to go for option number two, which is driving. so expect more traffic out on the roadways for the morning rush hour, north on the new jersey turnpike, a car, tractor-trailer fire, just north of exit number four, only one lane open there. we got water ma

sportscenter 5's bob halloran joins us live from foxborough tonight. hey, bob. bob: yes, and this is the first gillette says super bowl xlix. now patriots fans can think pete carroll in person for not running the ball to the goal line. seattle was a tough opponent in that game and they are likely to be again tonight. >> i think they all play very aggressively. and, you know, coach says if you love football, sunday night will be a good place for it. physical toughness. great mental toughness. they compete extremely hard. they are one of the best teams, best organizations i have gone up against a my coaching career. >> they've got a lot of great players on defense. they know how to play the game of football super well. bob: it is a great night for football at gillette stadium and we will hear more from the patriots a little later in sports. up on newscenter 5 at 6:00, a warning about an increase in sick animals. the highly contagious disease they are spreading. reid: also coming up, a major earthquake batters in new zealand. mike: we are tracking some needed rain

it's already a great weekend because bob is back. bob: it's great to see all of you and be wearing makeup again. 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 g on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and >>> tonight, breaking news. the new abc news tracking poll. the shift in the rac

bob, we were talking a little bit about this before the show. this is unusual to have this kind of >> this is. especially with specific states, because they say, well, it's a vague threat. well, it's not that vague, they have three states including virginia. so this is just another wrinkle of an unbelievable election that mercifully will be ending tuesday >> do you think it would potentially stop people? are there fours? you've done >> ever since 2001 there has been this type of story leading up to an election day. one of the concerns specifically intelligence officials have been talking about in regards to this election is the loan wolf, you have these very long lines of people standing outside of polling places and that potential could be an enticing target for somebody who want to cause trouble. the other thing is on the cyber end, not that somebody, you know, who has nefarious aims could somehow alter the results of the election. as we know, voting machines are election night, we do have another one of those intrusions on one of that he is s

bad bob kattrain is on the loose. this dude offed six working girls and a cop before they nailed his butt. -he was from this neighborhood, wasn't he? -yeah, man. he lived on division. one of the odd girls he got was kendra marsuple. -i'm staying at this hotel. if you hear or see anything, anything at all, that has to do with bad bob kattrain, you leave word for me inside, will you? and there's more where this came from. pass the word on the street. -who are you, man? because you definitely ain't no cop. -i'm the man hunting kattrain. that's all you need to know. -well, find him, man, and find him quick. -stevevehow ya doing? let me have a couple of hot dogs, mustard, ketchup, uh, relish, and, uh, some onions. you want something to eaea -yeah, give me the same thing and a triple bypass, will ya? -bridges, a couple of hot dogs ain't going to kill you. look at old sarge here, huh? same uniform since the day i got my badge. -yeah, and been to t t cleaners, what, twice since then? -it says here that, uh, kattrain used to h

captain bob, charles's sidekick was burning a bunch of them last night. lieutenant brandt was shot and killed last night along with four other police officers while o oan undercover. they were running a wholesale marijuana sting. they were shot byby number of men wearing police uniforms according to the sole survivor. oh, my god. i guess tony oh, god, i guesssst was. ( bell ringing ) hi! hi! you know any of these little towns up the coast? no. why? we were thinking... of moving. mr. mcsteamer. international donut boutique. land o' burgers. uncle fudge. we've been checking this franchise idea out. we foundndome good ones. international donut boutique? right. the thing is, even at 1,000 bucks an off-load we'll never make it, because they all gotot something called "prior brand identification." cheapest one, they want 125,000 bucks to start. if this was some big secret why didn't you tell me? you had the e p out. so there's an off-load tonight. you're going to steal your truck full of dope. down payment, bro'. bad plan. you'll die. nah. these guys are mr. no

bob has started his card tricks, and i couldn't take it. oh, you used to enjoy bob's card tricks. well, i also used to like hopscotch, but i've grown up. yes, you are grown up. you and george and-- oh, mother, don't get melancholy. [ chuckles ] i was just thinking of the time when missy married mr. george. remember how your mr. baxter used to enjoy family dinners? oh, yes. dad always loved it when the family got together. he was so sentimental. and what a sense of humor. remember that joke he was always telling? oh, my, how we used to laugh. why, i think he started telling that story when i was just a little girl. i wonder how many times you heard it, miss baxter? oh, i couldn't even guess. [ chuckles ] but you always laughed. i loved him. oh. i guess the card tricks are going on inside. why don't you go in and watch them? well, i-- no, i don't think so, hazel. mother, bob thinks i'm a terrible cook. - well, that's too bad. - are you? well, certainly not. oh, well, maybe. i guess i am. mother, why didn't you ever teach me how to cook? if you'll remember, you weren't very much inte

bob: that is a fair assessment. to cory's point, they are figuring out other ways to generate more revenue. you have the messaging services, direct commerce services. it is a pretty impressive how they are really extending themselves. the other question is there has been this discussion in the "wall street journal" today, are they a media company or a tech company? media evaluations are significantly lower than tech companies. the question is can they continue to innovate in that regard? for the near term, absolutely and i expect them to have big results. emily: let's talk about oracle next week. is it going to happen? cory: they are certainly playing hardball. they were talking about this very subject. they want more money in this deal. driver'srice is in the seat because of the corporate governance policies they put into place. this is what she had to say to me. >> we have offered $109, the board accepted that. every shareholder will have to make their own decision. we believe that is the price. emily: on top of t

speaking of bob kelly? hey, bob kelly, what do we need to know? >> good morning, what you need to know before you get on the g we've got it for you. hello northeast philly, live look at harbison avenue, kind of quiet, at least, at the moment. >> harbison, torresdale, great northeast, downtown looking good, so here is your opportunity to grab your coffee, your keys, and fix your hair in the car on your way out. because no problems or delays at all right now on the roadways, coming into the city couple every parking options, you have the flat rate again today. ten bucks for ten hours. you can't beat it at some of the select parking authority garages downtown. and the ppa offering some slack, as far as the meter times go. but, what is and what is not running? for that question and any of the latest of septa headquarters bring in header red fun live at septa headquarters. good morning. >> good morning, bob, let's run it down, what's not running here again this morning? >> anything in the city. so city bus frost route one up to 89, and the letter buses

bob. thank you, bob. from the tac presenting district 6 and herself a resident, did i see becky hope? i saw her last night at the tie-dye event but becky is ours on our citizens advisory committee did thank you, becky and from our board we have chairman scott weiner and commissioner jane kim. thank you chairman weiner and bobby thank you so much [inaudible]. and from the us coast guard we have right rescue. thank you, greg and your team. and the captain as well. you been tremendous allies throughout our project. from the chp we have commander christopher sherry. his team will be speaking later as well in our program. and from the cpc even mahler is again thank you so much for being here, stephen. and for your support and from ntc we have executive director steve preminger as well. thank you, steve. steven has a striped cap. [inaudible] so you've got the biggest giants fan up here as what could i'd also like to recognize several people who were unable to be here today. who provided critical advocacy legisl

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bob kelly watching the roads and the rails. but first our dave kinchen is talking to commuters just trying to get around. >> he joins us now from jefferson station in center city. how goes it, dave? >> reporter:. >>> well i can tell you there are some long long lines underneath where jefferson station platforms are. in fact, we want to get to some video what we shot here in center city. we got this video minutes before authorities actually told us we couldn't be down there hadn't to move back up above ground here, but you're seeing long lines of people who many of who were confused by the changes due to the work stoppage. septa says that twu picket lines at many regional rail facilities is actually forcing septa to cancel several trains for the evening rush hour. but folks we talked with say so far their rides are available. they're just not there yet. so they're dealing with delays. not cancellations. but the people we talked to are taking it all in stride. >> septa, well, might as well shut the whole thing down going through

even making sure he has the purse from bob's song "purse first." ? purse first ? >> pictures of the two preparing went viral when mom laurie shared them on her blog "raising my rainbow." >> you don't expect to have a child who's differently gendered. we had to focus on loving our child no matter what. >> tonight c.j. is in for a surprise from bob the drag queen i've never met a kid who dressed as me for halloween. hi, how are you? it's me, bob. >> the two exchanging gifts. >> your very own purse first shirt. >> and trick-or-treating. >> hi, trick or treat. hey, trick or treat. we're here for candy. >> reporter: strutting down the street, of course purse first. great story. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching. good night. dr. oz: everyone's hot on the greek yogurt band wagon. but are you getting real deal? we put popular brands to the

bob: yes, there are other states. the bottom five are in trouble. 10 states right now spend more money on pensions, even though they are not fully funded, than they do on higher ed. it is affecting things in terms of that. other things that could be done -- one of the thing i asked legislators, are there problems with state employee pensions? yes. problem with higher ed pensions? there is every state, no problem in higher education pensions. they have a defined contribution. they can either invest themselves or find another alternative. they know if the employer ever underfunded pensions, they can go from one institution to another. they love it. and thein a session defined contributions is a right wing conspiracy. can you explain why the aft has defined contribution models? that is an alternate program. why don't we make it voluntary for teachers? we even have it in my state, the voterslitant, liberal that voted to go to the defined contribution model. in utah, we had a pension plan. i was a brand-new elected legisla

bob becker has been a member of the congregation for many years,b bob lazar saturday morning host the filled in, i loved working with bob, he does not remember me even though we were together for quite a few years,t we were good friends we were together for many years, worked with himode as a documentarian always giving, easy to get alon with, when you look at him today, i think that the generosityo still shines through in though he's not able to communicate.. in some ways it is sad because our circle of friends continues, you have to change how you are sailing. this disease steals so much, we have been blessed because it is not stolen the core of who he this is the cemetery that we picked out where we would like to end up,er this is the spot t we have picked out, when we are gone, spot where people can com to be with nature and then hopefully think a little bit about us. it reminds me of when you dick goddard is recovering from surgery and doing well but want to make sure they were still help in the four-foots. >> today we have dogs from the cuyahoga county animal shelter. the first

as we keep an eye on bob kelly. so, what is your son, kellin doing at the time of the swallowing. >> i went to the store, left my husband alone. so, i went to the store and my husband is there and they are both watching tv because they are taking out to soccer games. he is putting things in his mouth like little kids do. he took something out of his mouth. that is too small. don't have that. and then he you this something was wrong because he told my husband that he had the battery. my husband is one of those very emotional, very loud, you know, yes, so i was like, okay, let's figure out if it is a problem. >> was he crying, upset. >> no, no big deal. >> it is like candy. >> it was more serious then i thought. i know all of the news. if you problem if you swallow have net or small ball bearings because they can create ruptures. battery is probably just, you know, out the other end. >> lets put a picture of the battery. what was it in. >> well, one of those, this is my son at the hospital. he 1 billion objects in you

well, bob is now back with us at wcvb and we should be happy to have him. newscenter 5 reported on his journey. >> for 13 years, bob has gifted us with his charm and unique style of sports recording. but on july 28, 2016, his day reporting was not going as planned. a fierce headache sidelined bob p or he finished up the story, called appointment for 3:00. he got in his car and that is when everything went black. >> i crashed the car and walk up -- i woke up with the car in the trees. i did not hit a tree. i sold -- ice cold water hit my face. >> he knows they helped save his life. >> many people were able to react and get me to the hospital said we will send you a guy and they had a team waiting to me. >> that teamwork miracles. >> he had a unique problem, a pseudo-aneurysm. it is caused by a small tear on the inside of the artery wall. really did not know what an and uris him was. 50% die within minutes. >> it seems sudden but that is the scary thing. it started involve push-ups. >> every year on my birthday, i try to do the same number of push-ups as the

lauren: president-elect donald trump on me but that romney and president bob corker. -- senator bob corker. nicole: the att service aimed at cord cutters. trigger aaron rodgers and green bay packers clipped the wings -- their playoff hopes. we will have the highlights from monday night football. good morning, everybody. tuesday, november 29th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: the plane carrying a brazilian soccer team to the international airport in medellin has crashed. 81 passengers and crew on board the charter aircraft when it went down in an area last night after declaring an emergency. police now say there were only five survivors. heavy rain complicated their search efforts. the soccer team was due to play an original soccer tournament that scheduled for tomorrow. nicole: fbi and ohio police are looking into whether the attack was an act of terrorism. a somali born student at the university plowed his car into a group of pedestrians before he got out and started to stab people with a butcher knife. he was shot to death by a po

bob kelly? >> exactly, carry karen, zero delays, ten minutes, now anywhere from 30 to 45 minute delays. here is a live look at vine st. local. vine st. right at race. right around the corner from where you're standing. already, at like bamm, pancakes here, stacking up with delays. folks, again, using another option, they used option number one, tried yesterday, they scratched that. and now we are jumping in the car. look at this two, miles an hour, westbound, schuylkill expressway. because after accident at bill month avenue. live look from skyfox. keep in mind, just as many if not more people leave the city, to go to work. then come into the city. the reverse commute we call that, that's just as much impacted as folks coming into town. because these folks are using the schuylkill right here, would have typically used some of the bus routes, from center city to get you out into conshohocken. we are jammo, from the boulevard all the way out approaching gladwynn, three car crash off to the side. t

hi there bob, please explain. >> hey gang, good morning. what a fun opportunity this has been this morning. we're here in east norriton in the meat locker of the wise wise markets with the manager here bob to roll roll out turkies that beth is here to pick up, all part of her process to make thanksgiving dinner, for 150 families. the it is like 10 degrees below zero in here. lets get out of here and get to the surprise. she's right out here through this door. come on, jared, come on. are you ready? ready. ready. she's right here. okay, let me see, hold on. where is beth? is beth here. are you beth. >> yes. >> hi there beth i'm bob kelly from fox 29. >> hi. >> say hi to everybody. >> are you surprised. >> yes. >> you are fantastic. you are 13 years old. you are making thanksgiving dinner for 150 tam list. >> yes. >> unbelievable. give her a round of applause. >> applause. >> wow, i have to tell you much warmer out here then it was in that meat locker. you are here to pick up turkies. you hold balloon. our motto is we go there. you are someon

shawn willentz is the author of "bob dylan in america." >> i don't think you have eminem without bob dylan. ? johnny's in the basement mixing up the medicine ? >> reporter: dylan now says he plans to accep for literature, just not in person. >> do you think of yourself primarily as a singer or as a poet? >> i think of myself more as a song and dance man, you know. >> reporter: never a stranger to controversy, dylan has carefully managed his image over the decades. often appearing reclusive. >> he wants to live that life the way he wants to live it. he doesn't need anybody else to tell him how to do that. i don't see that as reclusiveness. i see it as mastering fame. ? i'm sick of love ? >> reporter: yet even at 75 100 shows each year as part of his neverending tour. in a rare interview in 2004 he told "60 minutes" correspondent ed bradley why. >> it goes back to the destiny thing. i made a bargain with it, you know, a long time ago and i'm holding up my end. >> what was your bargain? >> to get where i am now. >> he told ed bradley that he knew that destiny was looking right at him. >

bob is nothing if not a survivor. the flow of wisconsin's bob doctor put him on opiate like it in. overtime his body build up a tolerance and he needed more pills to stem the doctors told bob and his mid 30s who is too young for knee replacement that risky he later wound up in a wheelchair. he took the pills and start to become a drug addict. i was taking a 12 or 14 a day and at night bob is lane the please god don't let my wi-fi me dead from opiates. every time that happened i was braver. worried that he was going to die soon bob made a radical choice to transition from opiates those two marijuana to manage his pain. this isn't a stoner stereotypes about getting high and playing hockey sac. this is people's lives. i 2014 study in the american medical association concluded states that we're legalize medical marijuana have about 25 percent lower average death rate from drug overdoses than other states. another study found marijuana help by 30 percent are more to control chronic pain reason people like bobcat to it. i don't want a bit opiate drug addict. that concept you can use expe

shawn willentz is the author of "bob dylan in america." >> i don't think you have eminem without bob dylan. ? johnny's in the basement mixing up the medicine ? >> reporter: dylan now says he plans to accept the person. >> do you think of yourself primarily as a singer or as a poet? >> i think of myself more as a song and dance man, you know. >> reporter: never a stranger to controversy, dylan has carefully managed his image over the decades. often appearing reclusive. >> he wants to live that life the way he wants to live it. he doesn't need anybody else to tell him how to do that. i don't see that as reclusiveness. i see it as mastering fame. ? i'm sick of love ? >> reporter: yet even at 75 100 shows each year as part of his neverending tour. in a rare interview in 2004 he told "60 minutes" correspondent ed bradley why. >> it goes back to the destiny thing. i made a bargain with it, you know, a long time ago and i'm holding up my end. >> what was your bargain? >> to get where i am now. >> he told ed bradley that he knew that destiny was looking right at him. >> he says that in his b

thanks to bob, cris, michele, and the entire crew. mike tirico. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national >> anchor: right now it feels like winter. what about a chance for more showers? weather is one reason it is not a fun day on the road. and it is that time of year gifts from the doorstep. ye see what stinky surprise one man left for the thieves. >> old man winter making an early appearance in las vegas. strong winds bring with it cold air. we are starting live with a look significantly. news three is your weather authority. kevin is in for jerry tonight. >> hi, jerry, no, gerrard. the flames up in mount charleston, no doubt the seasons have changed. white roof there and people are fro licking in the snow. and it is ten miles per hour down by the stadium. andy we have had several gusts over 40 miles per hour. and we are done with that and temperatures are in the 40s and we haven't had a chill. and by the way, this is the first batch of three wind- wise this week. a significant change again as

, wrote a book about him and inspired a movie. >> look at bob. >> reporter: bob stars as himself. >> he's a natural acting cat? >> he is a natural at everything. >> reporter: the tom cat has a facebook and twitter accounts. his pick of treats and ride on the red carpet and pick of royals. >> there is a rumor he scratched the duchess? >> false. >> reporter: he even brought or busy london newsroom to a halt. bob, the acting and celebrity cat, making friends for wherever he goes. for "today," kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >> what do you think about that? power of a pet. it is more like of your little guy, bosco, your dog, not your soon to be. i'll stop talking. the power of the pet to change your life. >> it is more about an inspirational story. >> true. >> street cat named bob. >> i hear cat and i space out. >> we have where's waldo scarf. >> we had a goldfish that lasted for four years. i gave it the wrong food. it didn't end well. >> i think we should go to commercial now. >> do you? >> time for black friday. >> reporter: good morning. sun is starting to come up. chris with a che

bob's career has been crowned with laurel. he has been widely recognized as the greatest biographer of our times, one might well argue of all time. he has been celebrated as the most consequential interpreter of the american 20th century. his magisterial accounts of the careers of robert moses and lyndon johnson have fundamentally altered our understanding of the acquisition and the deployment of power. his stature in the first rank of american journalists is beyond dispute. his passion for getting the story right and his commitmentnt and that of his great partner,nt ina cing aro, to -- caro, to pursue every lead, every source, every archival trace is the stuff of legend. his many honors and awards including two pulitzers, a national book award, two national book critics circle awards, the gold medal from theh american academy, the parkman prize, the national humanities medal bear witness to that pursuit. so, too, his impact on a generation of journalists who have profited from his example. the medal we present tonight acknowl

important topics to watch is bob o'donnell and cory johnson. we will start with square. last quarter was a good quarter for square. not so much for twitter. it is apparently a high buy for twitter. cory: i think the biggest focus will be the management issues and whether or not jack dorsey could do a half-time job and when the change will happen. it will have to happen at some point. certainly come of the performance of twitter and perhaps square as well. bob: the other question i have for square is as we start to see the banks get much more involved with these sorts of transactions, easier transactions, they are coming from a position of power. can they really weigh in more than they actually have?

thanks to bob, cris, michele, and the entire crew. mike tirico. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national >>> that did not just happen. that is not real life no. way do the broncos fight back from a scoreless first quarter, a half time deficit only to take a late lead, surrender a last-second tieing touchdown, trade overtime field goals, try a game winning kick from halfway out to golden, only to let the winning goal. no way did that happen. we will wake up tomorrow and laugh. final score, 30-27 chiefs. we'll hear from coach kubiak and the team in a moment. >>> back to reality the weather is the other headline. the snow machine is on in the mountains and it's caused traffic problems. earlier tonight cdot periodically held traffic at the eisenhower tunnel. it closed i-70 east to veil because of heavy snow. the agency avalanche danger. the colorado avalanche information center has put out warnings for several areas. the center has put avalanche danger at considerable for e san juan mountains.cristo

great to see you, bob. thank you so much. bob doll of nuveen. no records today. the russell 2000 ends at 15 session win streak. david, melissa, pick it up here. david: thank you very much. the record streak is over for now at least. stocks ending the day in the red. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is after the bell. we have you covered on all the big market movers. first what else we have coming up for you at this hour. a nightmare on a college campus. ohio state university in a state of shock after one man allegedly plowed his vehicle into a crowd, attacking pedestrians. then with a butcher knife before he was shot and killed. the fbi is now investigating the attack as police search for a motive. officials are set to provide an update on the incident any moment now.

it's what he said about bob la buddy. it's what he told -- what he said about felix sater, the russian emigre organized crime guy convicted felon who worked for the trump organization. there is that pattern, as well as many of the women who have made accusations against him. just sort of flippant i don't know him. i don't know who you're talking about. but secondly, just getting back to the core issues in the -- when i said before, la buddy had caused problems for trump plaza. one of those was the case involving discrimination, violation of new jersey civil rights laws where the casino was accommodating a guy who demanded that african americans and women be removed from the crap tables when he was betting because their presence upset him and rather than denying that request or kicking bob la buddy out of the casino, they accommodated him. >> let's be clear. this was not an allegation. this was a find big the regulatory body that fined him for it. >> chris, it's a little different than the way michael put it, just to be cl

bob: or some combination of the two. let me just say this debate is an excuse to talk about this wonderful book that jim has written. i'm a big fan of talking about john and history now. i want to congratulate you for being here. i basically wanted to be put into a coma and roused on november 9. this is the closest -- jim: i'm so touched by the idea that this is coma inducing. bob: this is preferable to a coma. i will admit we have done this before. he has honed his argument. one of the things i particularly like about this book, there is a tremendous amount of space given to john quincy adams postpresidential career. it is really the most extraordinary postpresidential career anyone has ever had, which is to say he entered congress as a member of the house and spent most of his life fighting -- fighting slavery, which was an extraordinary thing for an ex-president to do. it tells you a lot about what kind of person he was and certainly why he was not anyone's definition of a realist. a realist would not have devoted his

bob: he will probably still here some of the boos tonight. celtics really wish they had him on their team instead. >> i ' >> coming up at 7:00, local research is developing a way to -- >> new at 11:00, an eye-popping mess pouring out of an airport hangar in california. what went wrong and why that is scotia arrived, escorted by boston police, the tree was a show gratitude for the city's help following the halifax of explosions in 1917. the christmas tree will be lit during the holiday lights eveent. watch it right here on channel >>> tonight, breaking news. as we come on, the bombshell $25 million settlement just in, after allegations of fraud against trump university. the president-elect once tweeting he would not settle out of principle. tonight, his team now responding. >>> also breaking, the deadly blizzard hitting right now. moving from the midwest to the northeast. >>> the school bus horror. the bus flipping. multiple injuries. students crawling through the hatch of the bus. >>> tonight, the officer captured on camera punching a woman h

what updates do you have for us, bob? >> good morning. it was a tip that led to santa clara county sheriff's office to surround the days inn motel in gilroy. this happened overnight. they surrounded for a number of hours. around 4:15 they executed the search hoping to find chavez, one of the two inmates who escaped from the jail last week. they did not find him but did take into custody two women and one man. they are interviewing those people right now to see what relationship they may or may not

lets get over to bob kelly for a look at the traffic this morning, hi there, bob. who are we going to first, sue? >> well, bobbies waiting in the wings, he has something special to tell but the holidays but i want to make sure you you know wind advisory has been continued by national weather service until 7:00 o'clock tonight. so these gusty wind could not have made anything better for those fire for sure. they will continue throughout the day and even into the evening hours. it is all because of this persistent low pressure system parked there since saturday night, and it is just bringing down those wind, high pressure building in, we're in between the tight pressure gradient which means wind are very high and it has been persistent throughout the day. we have a little bit of the mess on the way for end of the week, maybe even holiday but it shouldn't be as dramatic as this because things should warm up by then. lake effect snow when that cold air moves over the great lakes that haven't frozen over yet that is what happened these streamers, even stretching down in

even making sure he has the purse from bob's song "purse first." ? >> pictures of the two preparing went viral when mom laurie shared them on her blog "raising my rainbow." >> you don't expect to have a child who's differently gendered. we had to focus on loving our child no matter what. >> tonight c.j. is in for a surprise from bob the drag queen himself. >> i'm very excited to meet c.j., it's going to be very fun. i've never met a kid who dressed as me for halloween. hi, how are you?

bob the drag queen. the winner of this year's "rupaul's drag race." >> oh my god! >> bob's funny and smart and strong and sassy. and so my son likes all of those things. but more than that, he's a boy who likes to wear a dress and look fabulous. >> here's c.j.'s uncle helping him get into the hollywood spirit and into drag. even making sure he has the purse from bob's song "purse first." >> pictures of the two preparing went viral when mom laurie shared them on her blog "raising my rainbow." >> you don't expect to have a child who's differently gendered. we had to focus on loving our child no matter what. >> tonight c.j. is in for a surprise from bob the drag queen himself. >> i'm very excited to meet c.j., it's going to be very fun. i've never met a kid who dressed as me for halloween. >> the two exchanging gifts. >> your very own purse first shirt. >> and trick-or-treating. >> hi, trick or treat. hey, trick or treat. we're here for candy. >> reporter: strutting down the street, of course purse first. great story. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always

lets get tout bob kelly what can we expect? what are we looking at right now, bob. >> reporter: good morning everybody. 4:02. those born and raised and lives here in philadelphia we have been used to the septa strikes no matter how you spin it, it doesn't get easy but as we mentioned here's is what not running. basically anything within the city limits. no city buses or trolleys, no market frankford line, in broad street subways. we just saw steve down there at jefferson station. the what is running are your regional rail lines. septa has made tweaks on the regional rail services throwing in a few extra express trains, turning some trains part of the way they would be local and then they then turn into express. so do check with, the the web site, septa.org, we have everything that you need to know, on our web site fox 29.com. and now that is the place to go. they have hopefully you have been thinking about some alternates the last couple of days. the car pooling, cabbing, giving uber a shot, pumping tires up on the bike and che

elaine, and bob graham. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm interested in wondering how the book that you wrote addresses racial inequality and minorities using the system to make change and especially what you think in terms of how the black lives matter movement is working in this country to make change and how things in your bock might address making change for them. >> host: thank you, ma'am. >> guest: our book is not a book that price to propagandize on any part of america. rather, we're providing a guide to what any american, whatever is the cause that makes them passionate, how they can come closer to actually making change. but as an example, we use many case studies and one of the case studies that we use were the african-american football players at university of missouri. after the incident at ferguson when a white police officer shot a black man, there was a great deal of turmoil in missouri. the students at the university of missouri didn't feel as if their university was giving adequate attention to the concerns of african-am