jackson. >> michael jackson. >> michael jackson. >> michael jackson. >> you talked about it publicly, possibly overmedicating that he was on painkillers. >> the autopsy on michael jackson's body is expected to performed later on today. it's expected to also include a toxicology study, so it could be some time before we know for sure. ♪ [beeping] take on any galaxy with a car that could stop for you. simulation complete. the new nissan rogue. rogue one: a star wars story. in theaters december 16th. more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper >>> i'm stunned at the reports that michael has died. >> i mean this is equivalent to elvis passing away. >> south carolina's governor mark sanford admits to an extramarital affair. >> some are calling for his resignation. >> of course michael jackson was not just an american superstar, he was beloved by fans all over the world. >> the death of michael jac

irvin plays a large role in your book. >> michael, when i first met michael irvin, he had played for the miami hurricanes in college, played for the dallas cowboys in the nfl. when i first michael, he is just a ladies man, he is a man's man. he's the man. right? you do not get any greater of a persona than michael irvin has. he is a masculine man and as i got to know michael, we just had a mutual acquaintance and i started doing his radio show. michael opened up and he had a gay brother. and he was raised in the southern baptist household and viewed people were christian, not opposed to same-sex marriage and this was in 2011. michael agreed to do a cover story for out magazine which is a gay men's magazine in the united states. agreed to do a cover story for which he decided to appear shirtless on the cover of the gay men's magazine. this man's man appearing, it was just an incredible, it was a perfect storm and what was amazing about michael is it was so calculated by hand. he wanted to jumpstart conversation in the nfl about gay people and gay issues and he did the cause more and s

michael: i hope that is not true. negotiated, ig think it can be discussed and dealt with before this commission ends. we are still in the early stages of analyzing what this election means, but to me, this was not a difficult liberal or conservative contest, or republican versus democrat. if the media is correct with the analysis we have not heard from the rest oust belt, keep in mind these are not employees of at&t or verizon or cox or contest. mcast. these are americans don't like paying $300 for a set-top box. that like the consolidation going on with the telecommunications. president-elect trump will take a look at this wherend try to figure out you need to get involved in and what really reflects the base of people who came to vote for him. they may be voting differently from what we are thinking now from these early stages of electoral analysis. an independent agency as envisioned by franklin roosevelt. i think that is to be revitalized. these are independent expert agencies who should not be part of the execut

you know what, michael? when i sell that invention, i'm gonna see that you go to law school, right on up to the supreme court. chief justice michael evans -- and don't forget the poor man when you get there. i won't forget, grampa. and, thelma, you are going to wear the most beautiful fur coat on lake shore drive -- a mink coat with a sable lining. and, j.j., i'm gonna buy you the longest and the biggest rolls royce that you ever seen. wow! i can see the license plate now. illinois. henry! you old sea dog! willona! you get prettier every time i come to chicago. why, if i was just 10 years younger and you was 10 years older... you still couldn't catch me, honey! i'll still be too fast for you. [ laughs ] where's lena? oh, we had a little hassle. and it's breaking your heart, huh? there's no sweat. she'll be back. the first telephone booth she hits, she's gonna be calling me. okay. henry? look. this is for you, grampa evans. oh! thank you! now, who is this little darling? this little darling is my adopted daug

((brian loftus)) >> michael, ((michael stevens)) >> brian, we just got word... she'll be addressing staff and supporters at 6-30am our time. of course, we'll have what she has to say both on-air and online. brian? ((brian loftus)) >>> it was a tough fight for the commission seats... ((kirsten joyce)) >> all the winners were incumbents .. which means they currently hold the position. 8 news now reporter nia wong gives us a break down of the results, nia? ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. all of this commissi exception of district d. democrats held onto all positions. here's how the night played out. ((nia wong)) >> here's a look at the race for district a: sisolak was first elected to the commission in 2008 ... and selected by his peers in 2011 to serve as vice chair .. and chair in 2013. now he holds onto his seat...defeating michael thomas kirkpatrick beat kevin williams...also 57 to 43. kirkpatrick was first appointed by the governor to the commission in 2015./// larry brown is the commissioner for district c. beating stephen sedmeyer 58 to 42. in district d.

jackson -- >> michael jackson. >> michael jackson -- >> michael jackson has died. >> perhaps there's something slightly heartless about covering this event. people started focusing, pivoted to michael jackson and never even looked back to farrah fawcett. for the most part i don't think the public says to anyone making that call in a control room you got it wrong. >> june 25th, 2009. we saw how fast the news cycle can move. at one moment, we're still talking about this horrible killing captured on tape of a young woman in iran, and then farrah fawcett died. no bigger story at that moment. and then michael jackson dies. there's no bigger story. >> but we have been watching him since he was, what? 10 or 12 years old. >> does it mean we have short attention spans? i don't know. >> michael jackson has died. >> farrah fawcett has died. >> south carolina governor mark sanford -- >> i any we've all become accustomed now that there's always another big story on the heels of the one before it. >>> there were many dreams add nightmares after the disaster. >> the boat is sinking. >> i see myself

amy: michael moore? >> yeah, you know, i was elected class comic when i was a senior in high school. hope. used it well, i amy: but he is doing much better than you might have thought, especially now even since you gave these speeches in ohio. >> well, yes. i said since the summer, people should taken seriously. i said a year and a half ago when he announced, this is going to be the republican nominee for president. it is probably because i watch a lot of tv, so i'm one of the people on the left directly watched "celebrity apprentice" and "american idol." when it comes to voting, everyone thinks jennifer hudson won "american idol." it was fantasia. this is what can happen when americans vote. i watched "bachelorette" with caitlyn. surprises you have lived in her lifetime with elections? >> i was stunned the actor whose costar was a chimpanzee to get elected president twice. he was called tricky dicky before he was elected twice. then w. it wasn't -- amy: first your talking about ronald reagan and then ri

jackson -- >> michael jackson. >> michael jackson -- >> michael jackson has died. >> slightly heartless of covering this event, people started focusing pivoted to michael jackson and never even looked back to farrah fawcett for the most part. i don't think the public says to anyone making that call in a control room you got it wrong. >> june 25th, 2009. we saw how fast the news cycle can move. at one moment, we're still talking about this horrible killing captured on tape of a young woman in iran, and then farrah fawcett died. no bigger story at that moment. and then michael jackson dies. there's no bigger story. >> but we have been watching him since he was, what? 10 or 12 years old. >> does it mean we have short attention spans? i don't know. >> michael jackson has died. >> farrah fawcett has died. >> south carolina governor mark sanford -- >> another big story on the heels of the one before it. >>> this sunday, split screen america. a divided nation reacts with joy to donald trump and with anger. with anti-trump protesters demonstrating across the country, as mr. trump goes to washin

jackson -- >> michael jackson. >> michael jackson -- >> michael jackson has died. >> slightly heartless of covering this event, people started focusing pivoted to michael jackson and never even looked back to farrah fawcett for the most part. i don't think the public says to anyone making that call in a control room you got it wrong. >> june 25th, 2009. we saw how fast the news cycle can move. at one moment, we're still talking about this horrible killing captured on tape of a young woman in iran, and then farrah fawcett died. no bigger story at that moment. and then michael jackson dies. there's no bigger story. >> but we have been watching him since he was, what? 10 or 12 years old. >> does it mean we have short attention spans? i don't know. >> michael jackson has died. >> farrah fawcett has died. >> south carolina governor mark sanford -- >> another big story on the heels of the one before it. >>> 9:00 eastern time. there's a bunch of poll closings ready. this could be a re turning point. >> nbc news has projected al gore the winner in florida. >> cable news, the presidential electi

amy: michael moore? >> yeah, you know, i was elected class comic when i was a senior in high school. hope. used it well, i amy: but he is doing much better than you might have thought, especially now even since you gave these speeches in ohio. >> well, yes. i said since the summer, peoeope should taken seriously. i said a year and a half ago when he announced, this is going to be the republican nominee for president. it is probably because i watch a lot of tv, so i'i'm one e of the people on the left didirectly watched "celebrbrity apprentice" and "american idol." when it comes to voting, everyone thinks jennifer hudson won "american idol." it was fantasia. this is what can happen when americans vote. i watched "bachelorette" with caitlyn. surprises you have lived in her lifetime with elections? >> i was stunned the actor whose costar was a chimpanzee to get elected president twice. he was called tricky dicky before he was elected twice. then w. it wasn't -- amy: first your talklking about ronald reagan

." ♪ michael: hello and welcome. i am michael mckee. this is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. throughout this week, of course, the u.s. presidential election was the dominant story, beginning on monday when markets surged on a wave of apparent good news for candidate hillary clinton. >> a lot of focus on this fbi investigation, and the impact is very evident across the asian trading day and other asset classes. >> it is indeed -- what a difference the letter from the fbi could make to the markets. we are seeing this very solid risk on rally. david: some of the last polls show hillary clinton maintaining a moderate lead over donald trump. alix: a monster rally after those down days. the s&p is trying to break its nine-day losing streak. the longest sinks that since 1980. matt: -- mark: stocks finishing the session -- every industry group rising after hillary clinton was exonerated again by the fbi. scarlet: the dow gaining 350 po

talking to michael jackson's son prince michael. i did it this morning and he doesn't sit down very often for interviews and he's 19 now and he's ready to step into the spotlight. special memories of his very legendary father. >> we see him as larger than life. what was the most normal thing about your dad? >> him trying to cook. actually, no, he was a good i can't cook. >> michael jackson was a good cook. >> yeah. >> what was his best dish? >> daddy bread. it's actually french toast. >> prince is following in his father's footsteps as a producer. and through his company, king son productions. ♪ ♪ >> everybody has always thought i'm going to do music or a dancer. i can't do either, but i do enjoy film, and i do enjoy that business a lot. >> we always knew prince would be in show business. we were with him when he acted in on 90210 and he filled in as an "e.t." correspondent. >> i don't think i would go down in a reality series kind of way. i enjoy keeping my life private because there's been so much of my life that i haven't bee

michael neiberg. [applause] dr. neiberg: i want to thank jerry for that kind introduction and i do work at the u.s. army war college. the sole disadvantage of that is that i'm supposed to tell you that everything you're going to hear tonight is the express opinion of me, personally, not the department of defense, the u.s. army, the u.s. army war college, or anybody in my chain of command. so we've got that oust the way. i want to thank you for the invitation to be here. i've had several good friends who presented here in the past and all urged me to come here. it is a great pleasure to be here and talk to all of you here today. this talk is based on a larger project. it's based on a book that jerry mentioned. looking at american responses to the war in europe from when it began in 1914 until u.s. entry in 1917. and this is the subject that i'm afraid we as a community of historians have not treated particularly well. we have either looked at it exclusively from the lens of woodrow wilson in and his close group of ad

((kirsten joyce)) >> we'll first toss things over to michael... candidates, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... a new c-b-s news poll was just released this morning... and hillary clinton is taking the lead over donald trump nationally. let's break down the numbers... in a four-way match-up that includes libertarian gary johnson and green party candidate jill stein... c-b-s news finds hillary clinton on top by four-points. that number... does stay the same in a two-way race that doesn't name the third party candidates. acd the majority of voters say they're firm in their choice. just 5-percent say they might change their minds. when asked overall who will win... more voters still expect hillary clinton to come out on top. most trump voters expect their candidate to win... but by a smaller margin. right now... trump leads among men... while clinton has a double-digit advantage among women. donald trump is leading among voter who made up their minds in the last two weeks... earlier. brian, kirsten? ((kirsten joyce)) >> michael... do we know... up until thi

michael darda is with us. and in london, not in chicago, sitting as far away, we have david herro with us. a republican from the midwest. and also a modest international investor as well. david herro, let me go to the senator from ohio. this is chuck grassley's comments yesterday. your disclosure did not go far enough, mr. comey. tom: that his fiery talk from the ancient republican of iowa. david, where is your republican party going to be in december, or for that matter, after the inauguration in january? david: that is a good question, tom. one of the favorable outcomes would be, similar to the series " untying the electoral college and maybe we could pick someone else, maybe none of the above. everyone wants to pick on the fbi director now. i think his biggest mistake was not following through the first death the first time, -- the first time, and then dropping this. know, there are a lot of unknowns. the american people are very resilient. business people, people who work their jobs, people who do what the

michael, what's red lining? that's when the white bankers draw red lines around black areas and don't give up no green. well, michael, there's more than one way to skin a cat. you know, to qualify for that fha loan, we only have to come up with 3% down. hey, 3% of $25,000 -- that's $750. if this cat ever blows a fuse, we're in deep trouble. it shouldn't be hard to raise a down payment 'cause we've all been working. i've been doing very well driving the school bus. i have saved $250. yeah, well, i saved $50 from my box-boy job down at the supermarket. yeah, and keith's doing well driving the cab, and me working at the boutique. you know, ma, we've saved $350. oh, honey, that's wonderful. added to keith and thelma's $350 -- that gives us $650. all we need is $100 more. [ laughs ] all right, j.j. where's yours? hmm? i said, what about you? you've been painting signs for that department store downtown. oh, yeah, ma, i did paint 25 fire-sale signs. all right, j.j. where's the money? well, i never got paid. i made a m

((brian loftus)) >> michael, >> michael, this whole process has moved pretty fast? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, it really has... 4 months. general manager george mcphee has been through this process before... and he says picking a name, logo and color scheme here has gone much quicker then normal. brian? ((kirsten joyce)) >>> thanks, michael. the city is super excited about tonight's announcement that loftus)) >> and joining us on the phone this morning .. is (nom=ee nehme abouzeid... the newly named senior vice president and marketing officer for the new nhl team.... any hints??? --taping a behind the scenes tv show to air in las vegas: tell us --taping a behind the scenes tv show to air in las vegas: tell and what to expect? nehme! we'll be looking forward to tonight's announcement!/// sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) it's clear and really fresh outside with temps dropping to 40s and even some 30s outside the valley this morning... cleared out from yesterday's low pressure that has shifted east. ............. it was a different picture yesterday as th

talking to michael jackson's son prince michael. i did it this morning and he doesn't sit down very often for interviews and he's 19 now and he's ready to step into the spotlight. special memories of his very legendary father. >> we see him as larger than about your dad? >> him trying to cook. actually, no, he was a good i can't cook. >> michael jackson was a good cook. >> yeah. >> what was his best dish? >> daddy bread. it's actually french toast. >> prince is following in his father's footsteps as a producer. and through his company, king son productions. ?? ?? >> everybody has always thought dancer. i can't do either, but i do enjoy film, and i do enjoy that business a lot. >> we always knew prince would be in show business. we were with him when he acted in on 90210 and he filled in as an "e.t." correspondent. >> i don't think i would go down in a reality series kind of way. i enjoy keeping my life private because there's been so much of my life that i haven't been able to keep private. i like to cherish what i'm to. >> now at l

michael? michael: we are going to check on the markets at the moment. we do not have a whole lot of people trading in the u.s. today, i would think, because it is the day after thanksgiving. those who are pushing s&p futures higher, bonds are a touch lower today. we have shopping underway. it is black friday. macy's does not look like it is being overwhelmed at the moment, perhaps people taking a break. comment onut with a their black friday shopping, saying it has gone very well. people buying tv's and apple products. are doing absite promotion for the first time in a number of years. you can get a gift card worth up to $150 if you are buying an apple product from apple today. francine: one thing that struck me, what target has come out with, saying that target.com had its biggest day ever. there is double-digit growth. it is clear that -- you are looking at a shopping frenzy in the u.s., but i was reading that walmart and target had to increase discounts because they are competing with amazon. i wonder whether there will be a shift more then in previo

michael spce house centennial. they got the win but man it wasn't pretty. >> no jim it certainly was not. when we come back we will talk about that bronco's running. it was obvious yesterday they missed c.j. he's "a consistent warrior" who "took action against his party's presidential nominee," donald trump, and has "urged republicans to stop stalling on immigration reform." mike coffman. "reliable." a "leader." unlike morgan carroll, who the post calls "disingenuous" and "partisan." "if we're ever to see gridlock reduced in congress, we need more representatives like coffman." mike coffman. endorsed by the denver post for congress. i'm mike coffman, >>> time for the sports desk brought to you by ford f series. the official trucks of the nfl. >>> well the broncos running game certainly noticed the absence of cj anderson yesterday. the broncos had their second worse rushing performance of the season finishing with just 57 yards on the ground. broncos had only one run of that was when devonte booker ripped off an 18-

and that's where we find michael stevens live with a preview. hey michael? ((michael stevens)) >> this is the very first held at tmobile! the richest bull riding event in the history of western sports, the pbr's world finals crowns its champion after five rounds of competition ending a 26-event season that saw the pbr hit such arenas like madison square garden and cowboys stadium in arlington. the pbr's biggest event best bull riders against their equally amazing counterparts, the toughest bulls in the world. the bull rider left standing at the end of the five days will be given a million dollar check and the title of pbr world champion. reigning two-time world champion, j.b. mauney is in the hunt for his third world title. mauney has already become the richest athlete in pbr history, earning over 6 million dollars in his 11 years ((kirsten joyce)) >> michael, are tickets still available? over to p-b-r-world- finals-dot com. that's where you'll find a link to a bunch of different sites... where you can pick up single day or multiple day passes. kirsten? sher

talking to michael jackson's son prince michael. doesn't sit down very often for interviews and he's 19 now and he's ready to step into the spotlight. also prince shared some very special memories of his legendary father. >> we see him as larger than life. what was the most normal thing about your dad? >> him trying to cook. actually, no, he was a good cook. i can't cook. i can't cook. >> michael jackson was a good cook. >> yeah. >> what was his best dish? >> it was called daddy bread. i didn't know what it was until recently. producer. he's done music videos for artists and through his company, king son productions. ?? ?? >> everybody has always thought i'm going to do music or a dancer. i can't do either, but i do enjoy film, and i do enjoy that business a lot. >> we always knew prince would be in show business. we were with him when he acted on "90210" and once served as an "e.t." special correspondent. >> i leaaned a lot from this week. >> i don't think i would go down in a reality series kind of way. i enjoy keeping my life pri

good morning, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... and that's why the silver state health insurance exchange is hosting a kick-off event tonight... to walk you through the process. open enrollment is only 12-weeks out of the year... and you have until january 31st to sign-up. remember... this is a very important deadline. it's because the affordable care act mandates everyone to have health insurance... and if you don't -- you could pay a fine that comes out of your income taxes. last year -- those fines were 6-hundred and 95 dollars per adult... and about 3-hundred and 47 bucks per kid. health insurance marketplace offers... many different plans to account for varying family, financial or medical conditions, including diabetes or cancer. and people with the exchange site say they'll help you shop for what's best for you: ((janel davis // silver state health insurance exchange: they can talk to a person, get face-to-face interaction and information and just find out what carriers are available, what plans are available.)) ((michael st

michael neiberg: he did not say that. he said he thought it was important to drive home to the germans that they had lost. as good as that argument looks in retrospect, nobody was willing to do it with him, including woodrow wilson. nobody was willing, for very sound political reasons to take the victory you got and risk throwing it away by putting an army into germany itself. >> ok one more question. , they had the spanish influenza. michael neiberg: yes. >> in 1918. could that have been germ warfare from germany? michael neiberg: no. we actually now know quite a bit from the spanish influenza. it probably started in kansas, or riley, kansas, probably. >> how influential was hl mencken? we read about him, but that is hindsight. can you give us some other important people behind married roberts rinehart -- mary roberts rinehart who were influential? michael neiberg: pick of the book and look in the index. mary is a good example of these german americans are making the point over and over again, my grandparents were german

talking to michael jackson's son prince michael. i did it this morning and he doesn't sit down very often for interviews and he's 19 now and he's ready to step into the spotlight. special memories of his very legendary father. >> we see him as larger than life. what was the most normal thing about your dad? >> him trying to cook. actually, no, he was a good >> yeah. >> what was his best dish? >> daddy bread. it's actually french toast. >> prince is following in his father's footsteps as a producer. and through his company, king son productions. ?? ?? >> everybody has always thought i'm going to do music or a dancer. i can't do either, but i do enjoy film, and i do enjoy that business a lot. >> we always knew prince would we were with him when he acted in on 90210 and he filled in as an "e.t." correspondent. >> i don't think i would go down in a reality series kind of way. i enjoy keeping my life private because there's been so much of my life that i haven't been able to keep private. i like to cherish what i'm able to. >> now at loy

or the michael jordan of rabbis, or the michael jordan of outrigger canoeing, because michael jordan is the michael jordan of greatness. he is the definition of somebody so good at what everybody recognizes it. >> all right, our thanks to david muir for that report. and the president also said something else about jordan, that he's not just an internet meme. >> belwe've all seen the crying jordan, and there you have the real crying jordan at the white house. it's the real thing. the crying jordan square. >>> making news in america this morning, the holiday rush already under way. highways packed and the airports are filling up on one of the busiest travel days of the year. the weather is making things worse in some parts with snow, rain and ice. >>> trump's transition is on hold for the holiday. overnight the president-elect touched down for florida or in florida, meeting with "the new york times" where he retreated on some campaign promises. >>> caught on camera the store owner who refused to be a victim fighting off an armed robber. >>> and champions in the ballroom. the "dancing w

talking to michael jackson's son prince michael. i did it this morning and he doesn't sit down very often for interviews and he's 19 now and he's ready to step into the spotlight. special memories of his very legendary father. >> we see him as larger than life. what was the most normal thing about your dad? >> him trying to cook. actually, no, he was a good i can't cook. >> michael jackson was a good cook. >> yeah. >> what was his best dish? >> daddy bread. it's actually french toast. >> prince is following in his father's footsteps as a producer. and through his company, king son productions. ?? ?? >> everybody has always thought i'm going to do music or a enjoy film, and i do enjoy that business a lot. >> we always knew prince would be in show business. we were with him when he acted in on 90210 and he filled in as an "e.t." correspondent. >> i don't think i would go down in a reality series kind of way. i enjoy keeping my life private because there's been so much of my life that i haven't been able to keep private. i like to cher

." ♪ michael: hello and welcome. i am michael mckee. this is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. throughout this week, of course, the u.s. presidential election was the dominant story, beginning on monday when markets surged on a wave of apparent good news for candidate hillary clinton. >> a lot of focus on this fbi investigation, and the impact is very evident across the asian trading day and other asset classes. >> it is indeed -- what a difference the letter from the fbi could make to the markets. we are seeing this very solid risk on rally. david: some of the last polls show hillary clinton maintaining a moderate lead over donald trump. alix: a monster rally after those down days. the s&p is trying to break its nine-day losing streak. the longest since 1980. mark: stocks finishing the session -- every industry group rising after hillary clinton was exonerated again by the fbi. scarlet: the dow gaining 350 points. u.s. stocks ov

michael: that is the question. over the weekend the fbi folks i was talking to said it would take at least a few weeks. last night, they were saying maybe we can get this done by election day. the pressure on them is immense. i think the justice department is pushing them as well. they will move both heaven and earth to get this done next week. charlie: is this fair to say , and this is for all of you, that everyone wants this done before the election, everybody wants that? am i right or wrong? >> i am not sure. unless they can definitively say that every single one of these e-mails have been accounted for and are exact duplicates of what they have already seen, i am not sure they are going to say anything. and i am not sure they would say that. at this point, anything they say about the substance of this matter could be construed as commenting and affecting the election. i think they have been taking such withering criticism at this point that the best thing they can do is just shut up until after the election. >>

michael jacobson -- maybe he knows. maybe 1978. ok. put out a notice of proposed regulations on regulating advertising to children, and it would ban all tv ads to an audience with significant portions of children -- ban tv ads for food products posing serious dental health, and for sugar products not included in the ban to be balanced by health disclosures funded by the advertisers. i remember this very well, and boy, congress went nuts. the industry went nuts. that is the first time i ever heard the phrase "nanny state." all these speeches on the floor of the house, senators -- government is going to take away parental rights, take the rights away from parents, and give it to this nanny state, and all kinds of ridiculous things like that came out. in fact, in 1978 it became a big issue in the 1978 campaign. i know. i was running for reelection. i almost got my head handed to me because i came out in favor of this, doing something about advertising to kids. well, i won the election, obviously, but i remember being labeled as being in s

but if courtks that michael comes from atlanta, he's gonna think that michael is really his... you're a good man, mccullough. john, you've got two boys, two fine boys. surely you can loan one to courtney now and then. and allow me to say a few words on behalf of sheriff courtney, ? roll along ? ? wagon train ? ? rollin' o or prairiwhere ? ? pullin' over mountains where there ain't no pass ? ? sittin' on a board, eyein' the weather ? ? prayin' to the lord we stay toge by side on the wagon train ? ? roll along ? ? picpassenger in every town ? ? wonderin' if he's ever gonna shoot you dodo ? ? lookin' for a pal, ain't it a pity ? ? lookin' for a galal needn't be? e'll ride on the wagon train ? ? wagon ho! ? ? gottataeep 'em on the run ? ? to ? and follow the sun ? ? roll along ? ?in ? ever had a cabin near the general store ? ? only had a wagon and a .44 ? ? sittin' on a board, eyein'n'he weather ? ? prayin' to the lord y together ? ? side by side ? >> head to the stream. >> that will take you around,

((michael stevens)) >> ((brian loftus)) >> ((michael stevens)) >> ((brian loftus)) >>> we may be starting to but wet- n- wild is already thinking about the summer! the water park has a black friday deal out right now.. where you can get season pae person. to get the black friday deal.. you have to go on wet- n- wild's website.. and use the code "black-friday". /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> tomorrow is small business saturday... the holiday shopping tradition first started six years ago. it's aimed at getting customers to shop locally... many small businesses say the day is usually one of the most busiest days of the year. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. weather looking today? ((sherry swensk)) clear skies and chilly temps this .............. right now we've got low 40s and chillier 30s.... and there will be a great sale on sunshine for shoppers today. ............. some breezy winds at red rock if you want to avoid the malls and hit the mountains. .............. gustier winds arrive tomorrow and tha follows this weekend and more on that in your f

hey michael! ((michael stevens)) >> of las vegas boulevard, the ice rink at the cosmopolitan of las vegas welcomes visitors to skate on over 4,200 square feet of real ice. visitors are encouraged to warm up or roast s'mores by the fire, delight in light snow showers, enjoy seasonal treats and beverages with breathtaking views. on the resort's digital marquee. ((sherry swensk)) i don't see snow out there - but clear skies and cold. clear and cold with temps near freezing. a freeze warning in effect until 8 a.m. we still have some time to keep cooling down until ............ northerly winds calmed down through the evening and that allowed the cold to settle in through the night. .............. sunny skies today and below normal temps in the mid 50s today. .......... another round of wind late thursday night and friday. temps dip a bit again friday... a warmer getting back up to 60 by sunday. .............. and then even cooler 40s next week.... and lows below freezing for a couple of nights. thanks,

michael? ((michael stevens)) >> sharie... set-up is underway for the 2nd annual asian cultural gala... a gala that was in jeopardy after a devastating fire last month. people are starting to trickle into texas station... clark county commissioner steve sisolak... along with state senator scott hammond are expected to attend. the event should bring in hundreds from the asian community... many of which were impacted by a horrible fire to the asian culture center last month. the operators of the center put on the annual event and are hoping donations from tonight will help them rebuild: ((crisanda selig: what we're planning right now is to put things together and we ask people to participate to build the asian culture center becs )) ((michael stevens)) >> here's video of flames growing outside the asian culture center.... which was one of 6 businesses impacted at a strip mall near valley view and charleston. investigators say the fire caused at least a million dollars in damage. the center which was towards the end of the strip

michael jordan of surgery or of michael jordan of michael jordan of outrigger canoeing. [laughter] >> they know what you are talking about, because michael jordan is the michael jordan of greatness. he's the definition of somebody so good at what they do that everybody recognizes him. that's pretty rare. >> these folks were on herred not only for their contributions in their fields of sports or entertainment, but mostly for servants and their nonprofit work. >>> a power pole was home to a cat named fat boy for a week. >> finally fat boy got free. we'll show you the rescue and also introduce you to his happy honor. >>> and we will go back to t-mobile arena where we've just learned our nhl team will be called the las vegas golden knights. we'll have reaction to the >>> some of toyota see ennons got a recall. there is a potential problem with the sliding door. it can open while the car is in motion. this recall involves about 744,000 from model years 2011 to 2016. toyota is working on an remedies. >>> after nine days a skilled electrics comes to a c rescue. >> fat boy, the

because michael jackson is the michael jackson of greatness. he is the definition of somebody so good at what they do that everybody recognizes him. that's pretty rare. as a child, diana ross loved singing and dancing for family friends, but not for free. [ laughter ] she was smart enough to pass the hat. and later in detroit's brewster housing projects she met mary wilson and florence ballard. their neighbor smokey robinson put them in front of barry gordy and the rest was magic. music history. the supremes earned a permanent place in the american sound track. along with her honeyed voice, her soulful sensibility, diana exuded glamour and grace and filled stages that helped to shape the sound of motown. on top of becoming one of the most successful recording artists of all time, raised five kids, somehow found time to earn an oscar nomination for acting. today from the hip-hop that samples her to the young singers who've been inspired by her, to the audiences that still cannot get enough of her, diana ross' influence is as inescapable as ever.

this is bloomberg. ♪ michael: good morning, i michael -- i am michael mckee. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. lufthansa airline is calling for more airstrikes -- more work strikes. the lufthansa pilots will strike tomorrow. other paths will join in on wednesday. a lukewarm kickoff to the holiday shopping season in the u.s.. discountero didn on over the four-day weekend. the average amount they spend fell by more than 3% from a year ago. that includes buying in-store and online. in the past this has been the biggest shopping day of the season in the west. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: let's get to our morning must-read. with they got something from the times. the u.k.down with prime minister theresa may. this is what she said about brexit. moment of change and a hugely challenging time. we need to get on with the deal in terms of brexit. i want to make sure everything we do ensures that britain is a country that works for everyone. we are back with bill lee and tim o'brien. tim, i picked up this out because she was quite in

michael: no. i don't think so. the soup in the kitchen is much hotter than at the moment it is going to be eaten. wait and see whether things which have been in the campaign are also what he's going to make as a president. first of all, he has a couple months to go. i'm sure his advisers are going to tell him how necessary it is to have free trade agreements all over the world. francine: michael, you follow the u.s. election, politics in general. are you concerned that this shows uneasiness among populations? we saw it with brexit, with donald trump. the whole of europe could swing much more extreme. michael: it's a dangerous thing. it's a moment of nationalism. i don't like it. i'm still a fan of globalization. say, i hope that at the end of the day, particularly the republicans which have a long-standing wto,ry for free trade, for that they really come back to a normal way of discussion. we are looking forward to any connections with mr. trump and we are looking forward that we will discuss these matters. i canno

good morning, michael. ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... police have been out here for several hours investigating... the name of the suspect in the center of this investigation... police say his name is 18-year-old daniel prichard. metro police this all started just after 11-o'clock last night... that's when officers say they spotted the teen driving an unregistered car near bonanza and nellis. police tell us... officers tried stopping the car -- but the driver took-off. a short time later police say they spotted t and sandhill. police say they tried talking with the 18-year-old... but that's when he drove his car towards the officer. the officer opened fire... never hitting the suspect. no one was hurt. police say prichard was arrested... and is being held at the clark county detention center. >> ((michael stevens)) >> ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> hi sherry, how's the weather looking today? ((sherry swensk)) it's clear and cool... but in just a couple of mornings ............. we've been so spoiled with

talking to michael jackson's son prince michael. i did it this morning and he doesn't sit down very often for interviews and he's 19 now and he's ready to step into the spotlight. also prince shared some very special memories of his legendary father. >> we see him as larger than life. what was the most normal thing about your dad? >> him trying to cook. actually, no, he was a good cook. i can't cook. >> michael jackson was a good cook. >> yeah. >> what was his best dish? >> it was called daddy bread. i didn't know what it was until recently. it's actually french toast. >> prince is following in his father's footsteps as a producer. he's done music videos for artists and through his company, king son productions. ?? ?? >> everybody has always thought i'm going to do music or a dancer. i can't do either, but i do enjoy film, and i do enjoy that >> we always knew prince would be in show business. we were with him when he acted on "90210" and once served as an "e.t." special correspondent. >> i leaaned a lot from this week. >> i don't t

michael floyd finally looked like the michael floyd of old. great grab here, 35-yard gain. floyd delivered on some really big catches in this game. and then david johnson. i'll take this matchup any time against the linebacker, easy pickens. lined up in the slot. cardinals out to a 7-0 lead. jeremy curly trying to make plays for the niners on this return. keep your eye on the football. it pops out. gabe martin recovers. cardinals doing something on special teams. finally, a positive play resulting from a fumble on special teams. cardinals will take it any time they can. and then palmer just hands it off to david johnson. look at this power run right here. this time he lays out, hits the pylon, and arizona is up early in the second quarter with a 14-0 lead. questions on the replay. was he out? didn't matter? they went with the play on the field, and it's 14-0 arizona. watch him try to make a play, roll out, and go to jeremy curly, who's wide open. we'll talk about this play as we break it open in sports night with max starks. but curly giving this team problems. blown covera

fox25 michael henrich live in hoping surveillance video will provide some clues, michael. >> michael: mother of four lost her life at apartment they are a pack of wolves and disgusting. >> michael: 44-year-old gloribel orengo killed. owner's son says the home health aid and mother of four took 28-year-old son with special needs to party at westminster apartment in lowell with long time friends. mother get attacked after >> blood and all this and for him to have to go through that is unbelievable and they cut him, they have stitches and mom. >> michael: repeating words i was then pronounced dead at local hospital. lowell police and d.a. working together and it is considered homicide and no one has been arrested and lowell police expected on scene today we will, of course, continue to work throughout the day to get you update on the case. live in lowell, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> gene: family inside the home was sleeping when stolen suv crashed into their front of their home leaving a giant hole ne days before thanksgiving the family doesn't have a home and northborough police sta

and that's where we find michael stevens live with a preview. hey michael? ((michael stevens)) >> this is the very first year that world finals will be the richest bull riding event in the history of western sports, the pbr's world finals crowns its champion after five rounds of competition ending a hit such arenas like madison square garden and cowboys stadium in arlington. the pbr's biggest event amazing counterparts, the toughest bulls in the world. the bull rider left standing at the end of the five days will be given a million dollar check and the title of pbr world champion. third world title. mauney has already become the richest athlete in pbr history, earning over 6 million dollars in his 11 years as a professional. ((kirsten joyce)) >> michael, are tickets still available? ((michael stevens)) >> yes. the best thing to do is head over to p-b-r-world- finals-dot com. that's where you'll find a link to a bunch of different sites... where you can pick up single day or multiple day passes. kirsten? sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) winds

from a nap year old michael in august, two daughter""i miss him, my son. grieving for her lockhart is still terry harris-?nat? ?nat? terry harris-lockhart is still grieving for her son."i miss him, my daughter"in august, two year old michael woke up from a nap and crawled out a window, only to get stuck.4:06 "i heard the story of little mikey and i saw the anguish of the family." alderman khlif rainey saw change was needed when he heard what happened, "i was devastated to see something occur that could have been prevented."going before milwaukee's common council today, rainey's resolution would require screens on all openable windows in a rental property. harris-lockhart said her family had been asking the landlord to put screens on the window. "we had been 3 "right. fight for what's and they'll both today."have been with us little mikey would home and maybe installed in that would have been screen windows maybe those screen windows would have been installed in that home and maybe and maybe little mikey would have been with us today."and they'll both fight

. >> then michael jackson's son all grown up. my interview with prince michael today sharing private memories of his father. >> he was a good cook. >> it was called daddy bread. >>> plus, we're on the set of the "beaches" remake. >> i don't think she's that forthcoming with compliments. >> we're with laurie after her big win giving us more reasons to love the dancing champ. >> where is the mirror ball going to go? >> some place probably in the middle of my house as long as my mom's okay with it. >> now for november 23, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight?" >> no charges will be filed against brad pitt. the fbi investigation over child abuse allegations. >> where does that leave the fractured jolie-pitt family? we have the details on their holiday plans. >> how are you feeling at this moment? >> that's brad on the red carpet last night in madrid just hours before the news broke. a big smile on his faae, blowing kisses to female fans and taking selfies. the star today definitely has reason to celebrate. have he and angelina called

((kirsten joyce)) >> michael, ((michael stevens)) >> kirsten... we've heard rumbling's of desert knights... black knights... everything with knights in it? so, it'll be interesting to see how off everyone was when it's finally revealed. kirsten? ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> hi sherry, how's the weather looking today? ((sherry swensk)) it's clear and crisp outside 30s this morning... with skies clearing out and it's very quite. temps making their way to seasonal mid 60s and sunshine today - a very normal november day. .... thanksgiving. ..... then even cooler temps by the weekend as colder air swings into the west. demetria, how are the roads doing? ((demetria obilor)) ((demetria obilor)) there's a crash on northbound i-15 at the lake mead exit. traffic is moving slowly past the scene. expect delays, if you plan on driving along this stretch. there's also a crash on the east side of town along flamingo. this one happened just past the nellis intersection at perry street. use alternat

because michael jordan is the michael jordan of greatness. he is the definition of somebody so good at what they do, that everybody recognizes. that's pretty rare. as a child, diana ross loved singing and dancing for family friends but not for free. she was smart enough to pass the hat. and later in debrewster housing projects she met florence and their neighbor smokey put them in front of barry gordie and the rest is magic, music history. the supremes earned a permanent place in the american soundtrack, along with her honey voice, soulful sensibility, diana exuded glamour and grace and filled stages that helped to shape the sound of motown. on top of becoming one of the most successful recording artists of all time, raised five kids, somehow found time to earn an oscar nomination for acting. today, from the hip-hop to the young singers who have been inspired by her, to the audiences that still cannot get enough of her, diana ross's influence is inescapable as ever. she was sprung from a cage out on highway 9. quiet kid from jersey. just tryi

history included a four minute audio recording pulled from michael moore's new film "michael moore in trumpland." it was edited to make sure like -- make it sound like michael moore was endorsing trump. he responded -- we end today's show with the un-doctored clip from michael moore's film. this is from "michael moore in trumpland." >> donald trump came from the detroit economic club and stood there in front of a ford motor executive and said, if you pull these factories as you're planning to do in detroit and build them in mexico, i'm going carst 35% tariff on those when you send them back and nobody is going to buy them. it was an amazing thing to see. no politician, republican or democrat, had ever said anything like that to these executives. and it was music to the ears of people in michigan and ohio and .ennsylvania and wisconsin the brexit states. if you live here in ohio, you know what i'm talking about. whether trump means it or not is irrelevant because he is saying the things to people who are hurting. it is why every beaten down, nameless, forgotten working stiff who used t