me vinnie and i get close, i get scared. i'm hoping there's something i could do to get over it-- like hypnosis or acupuncture. marsha berman lost weight doing that. maybe you're just not ready. it's not that simple. last night, it happened again, but vinnie kept pressuring me. we had this huge fight, and... well, i told him i wasn't a virgin. it happened before i moved to brentwood. wow. um... o.k. let's see... you were very young. maybe that has something to do with how you're feeling. i was a freshman. i was dating this senior. my friends thought it was really cool. his parents were away. we were fooling around, and he wouldn't stop. i told him no, but he called me a tease. the next thing i knew, he was holding me down. there was nothing i could do. i couldn't stop him, doogie. i tried, but i couldn't stop him. it was stupid to go to his house. it was my fault. it wasn't your fault. you said no. you were raped. it's not like some stranger held a knife to my throat. he was my boyfriend. it's called date rape. you need to t

is vinnie on this line? i'm not talking to you, vinnie. me, either. shut up then. guys, come on. stop fighting. he started it. i'm not your indentured servant. stop dragging me around town. i'm proud of you. i have to stay indoors mulling over ideas and letting personal hygiene fall by the wayside. i'll become a social shut-in, which is sad. this is the best hair year of my life. go out alone. go out alone on saturday night? i'll look like a dweeb. you're alone because i can't go. vinnie's right. he is? i am? just accept it, vin. janine, be more independent. remember when doogie forced me to go to chicago? encouraged. he knew it was best for me. janine, i think what wanda's saying is that you and vinnie's lives are changing and your relationship has to change to keep up. right. i guess i could go alone. it might be fun. i'll look mysterious. o.k., i'll do it. that's my girl-- woman. isn't this something? janine's probably in front of the mirror-- but we can all be together with each other. i love my phone. sometimes i pick it up to hear the dial tone. it's so reassuring. i dial,

vinnie delpino, party of two, for eastman's monte carlo night. when you talk to wanda, tell her janine wants to compare notes on wardrobe. i want wanda to wear that black body-hugging minidress with those black fishnet stock-- vinnie, i'll get the tickets. thanks for dropping the money off, but i'm swamped now. really busy. dr. howser, your students await. good morning, dr. howser. howser, you... wow. what--i mean, what are you-- i can't-- shall we, nurses? stay right here. the code call for a fire? dr. firestone. dr. firestone. fire exits are at the end of the hall. extinguishers are located in cabinets along the wall. we'll be in pathology this morning. we'll look at some biopsy slides, then we'll answer questions afterwards, o.k.? right this way. eew. oh. those sloppy pathologists. always leaving organs laying around. ohh. is she o.k.? are you all right, m-miss... her name's michele. it's 8:30. time to hop in the bathtub. do i have to? o.k. o.k. i'm going. good night, doogie. good night. thanks for helping her with her homework, doogie. no pro

it's not smart to forbid you to see vinnie. i can see vinnie as much as i like, as long as i drop out of college and pay my parents back for my braces. he's only making things worse. absolutely. katherine. that's what happened to us. what happened? my father wasn't exactly bowled over by dr. howser. how did you work it out? we muddled through somehow. they eloped. really? yeah. that is so cool. it's hard to imagine you doing anything that romantic. we've had our moments, janine. i've got a 1:00 with vinnie at the westwood cemetery. we're meeting behind marilyn monroe's crypt. how very seductive. this isn't funny, doogie. i hate sneaking around. i feel cheap and devious and dirty. it's wonderful. you can get right down to it. no complimenting her on her outfit-- you were never big on the social graces. i'm serious. i'm really understanding why people fool around. just knowing you could get caught makes you so-- so... horny. this could be the best thing that happened to us. i've seen it in the movies. s this need to prove just ho

relax, vinnie. we'll just find someone else. vinnie's making a slasher movie. it's not merely that. it's a statement about life, about angst-ridden teens and their struggle to overcome parental oppression. ain saw massacre. i'm not familiar with your references. i consider movie-going a waste of time. get out. he's joking, right? would you excuse me? [water running] talk about your teenage dead. what a stiff. of laughs. gregory's applied to southwest medical school. i'm supposed to spend time with him, then make a recommendation. i'd recommend him to get a life. dr. howser, may i borrow some floss? uh, yeah, help yourself... and call me doogie. this kid is scary. i'm outta here. i didn't know whether to feel sorry for the kid or beat him with a stick. and his father-- doogie, raising a prodigy isn't as easy as it looks. i can remember spending a lot of sleepless nights wishing you were just a little more average. yeah, but stuart's got him programmed like a robot. at least you let me alone to do what i wanted. well, not exactly, douglas. remember, you wanted to join the debate team,

boxer vinny "the stardom after winning two world title fights. but after a near- fatal car accident left him with a broken neck - he was told he may never walk again. team 12's robby baker recently caught up with the real life vinny paz - out at phoenix international raceway. adlib rated r. you can catch it "bleed for this" is rated r. you can catch it in theaters - today. toss vanessa still ahead on 12 today.. nascar is getting rated r. you can catch it in theaters - today. toss vanessa still ahead on 12 today.. you don't want to miss their "mannequin challenge." that's next in the morning juice. ###break### right now on 12 today... right now on 12 today... new developments in the case of a flagstaff police officer - caught on camera punching a woman in the face... holiday deal shopping... getting earlier every year.... we're out live with one guy... who has been camping out already... just to get the best deals... grandma in the crib! how one woman's tumble went viral online... from the 12 news studios in downtown phoenix, here's what's coming

>> reporter: after talking to vinny i have to say i was inspired. and i think we're friends now. >> i think you are a good dude. i wouldn't mind smacking you in the jar one time just to see if you could take it or not. >> reporter: do >> that means i like you. >> reporter: robbie baker, 12 sports. >>> i'm not so sure i would like to be liked in such a fashion. you know? i don't like pain. >>> bleed for this is rated r and it opens today in theaters everywhere. >>> gearing up for another exciting night of high school football. friday night fever, semifinal playoff action, a little flavor of it all starting with kelsey. >> reporter: i'm out at number 2 chandler takes on number 3 perry. the last time these teams met they scored 79 points between them. a lot on the line tonight in a semifinals. perry trying to make its first ever appearance in a title game. chandler trying to get back to the championship game for the second time in three years. we'll have the results and the winners tonight on fever, now let's check in with cameron. >> reporter: thanks

>> [ laughs ] vinnie, right here. you've got the mouse and keyboard right here, but you also have a touch screen. you can use either. and you just plug them right into the usb port, which is what she's doing right there. you can't mess it up. hey, jerri, check this out. look at the keyboard. look at the size of numbers and the letters. >> the capital letters are so large! that's, oh, great! >> isn't that great for folks like you and i? >> yes, it is. >> vinnie's a little younger. >> i'm impressed, guys. i'm gonna be here loading software for hours trying to get this going. >> well, vinnie, you don't have to have a degree in computer science to set up a telikin. you just plug it in and you go. right, guys? >> yep! >> just plug it in. >> let me see what you got there. >> take a look. >> wow, i love that menu down the side. it always stays there, so you can't get lost using the computer. >> that's right. >> it's fast, too. >> it is fast. >> what about a virus, or if you need tech support? >> great question. in the last t

what is that, my cousin vinny? yeah. i thought you saw that before. how come you're watching that again? i--i don't know. marisa tomei won an oscar for that. boy, she's beautiful, don't you think? wish i looked like that. turn it off. you're making me jealous. i'm thinking you like her more than you like me. heh. heh. hello. i need you to do me a favor. remember what we were talking about at the coffee shop? no. think a second. i have no idea what you're talking about. marisa tomei! [susan] what? nothing. nothing. oh, yeah. yeah, what about her? well, i think i'd like to do it. what? what! george, no way. you're engaged. coffee. that doesn't mean anything. elaine-- forget it. elaine! elaine! don't! oh! oh! the judge! i hate this guy. i can't believe you're buying your father a car. and best of all, it's a cadillac. a cadillac? wow! about it. i thought you were doing o.k. i just didn't think you were in this kind of, you know, uh... position. eh, it's just money. so when are you getting back from florida? i don't know. play it by ear. why? i don't know

well, vinny, sorry. yeah. >> stephen: yeah, you really should have. >> yeah. >> stephen: that was very rude of you. >> unprofessional. >> stephen: yeah, it is. >> even. i'm sorry. >> stephen: but you're a consummate professional. you throw yourself into your roles with complete abandon. >> i do. >> stephen: like in this one, you play the father of all these six kids out in the wilderness. >> yeah. >> stephen: again, totally off what are you living in. >> a tee tee. >> stephen: do you think this would be a good way to teach children, a good way to raise them? >> honestly it, doesn't matter. you don't have to win out in the woods woodz. but i think the idea, honestly, to be truthful, at all timeses not matter how young the kid is, no matter what the subject, whether it's death, sex, anything, just tell them the the truth, no matter what age they are. i think that's good. and have open discourse and, you know, enag for themselves and to be able to defend their ideas. i think that's all good. >> stephen: wel

you-- vinny wants to say hi. >> stephen: vinny? ( laughter ) hey. >> tell him i'll call him later. >> stephen: it is. there's actually a guy on the phone. i thought you were ( bleep ) me. there's actually a guy on phone. hello? yes? hello. >> vinny, not now. >> stephen: no, you can't come over. we don't have any clothes on right now. we're off the dprid right now. >> sword practice. >> stephen: sword practice, he says. exactly. well, listen-- okay, thanks vinny. that's good. we're going to need a release for him to put this on air, i think. >> that's fine. >> stephen: that's fine. >> a release? i'll release. >> stephen: this is a stone tool. ( laughter ) this is a motorola flip phone from, like, 1997. >> yeah, you don't have to-- you can walk around with it. >> stephen: it's magic, my friend. you have to plug it in. you have to plug it in eventually. >> do you? >> stephen: yes. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. but you can walk around on the street. you don't have to use it just in your house. ( laughter ). >> stephen: that's true. it's one

well, vinny, sorry. yeah. >> stephen: yeah, you really should have. >> yeah. >> stephen: that was very rude of you. >> unprofessional. >> stephen: yeah, it is. >> even. i'm sorry. >> stephen: but you're a consummate professional. you throw yourself into your roles with complete abandon. >> i do. >> stephen: like in this one, you play the father of all these six kids out in the wilderness. >> yeah. >> stephen: again, totally off what are you living in. >> a tee tee. >> stephen: do you think this would be a good way to teach children, a good way to raise them? >> honestly it, doesn't matter. you don't have to win out in the woods woodz. but i think the idea, honestly, to be truthful, at all timeses not matter how young the kid is, no matter what the subject, whether it's death, sex, anything, just tell them the the truth, no matter what age they are. i think that's good. and have open discourse and, you know, encourage them t for themselves and to be able to defend their ideas. i think that's all good. >>

well, vinny, sorry. yeah. >> stephen: yeah, you really should have. >> yeah. >> stephen: that was very rude of you. >> unprofessional. >> stephen: yeah, it is. >> even. i'm sorry. >> stephen: but you're a consummate professional. you throw yourself into your roles with complete abandon. >> i do. >> stephen: like in this one, you play the father of all these six kids out in the wilderness. >> yeah. >> stephen: again, totally off living in a bus or something? what are you living in. >> a tee tee. >> stephen: do you think this would be a good way to teach children, a good way to raise them? >> honestly it, doesn't matter. you don't have to win out in the woods woodz. but i think the idea, honestly, to be truthful, at all timeses not matter how young the kid is, no matter what the subject, whether it's death, sex, anything, just tell them the the truth, no matter what age they are. i think that's good. and have open discourse and, you know, for themselves and to be able to defend their ideas. i think that's

well, vinny, sorry. yeah. >> stephen: yeah, you really should have. >> yeah. >> stephen: that was very rude of you. >> unprofessional. >> stephen: yeah, it is. >> even. i'm sorry. >> stephen: but you're a consummate professional. you throw yourself into your roles with complete abandon. >> i do. >> stephen: like in this one, you play the father of all these six kids out in the wilderness. >> yeah. >> stephen: again, totally off what are you living in. >> a tee tee. >> stephen: do you think this would be a good way to teach children, a good way to raise them? >> honestly it, doesn't matter. you don't have to win out in the woods woodz. but i think the idea, honestly, to be truthful, at all timeses not matter how young the kid is, no matter what the subject, whether it's death, sex, anything, just tell them the the truth, no matter what age they are. i think that's good. and have open discourse and, you for themselves and to be able to defend their ideas. i think that's all good. >> stephen: well we have a

well, vinny, sorry. yeah. >> stephen: yeah, you really should have. >> yeah. >> stephen: that was very rude of you. >> unprofessional. >> stephen: yeah, it is. >> even. i'm sorry. >> stephen: but you're a consummate professional. you throw yourself into your roles with complete abandon. >> i do. >> stephen: like in this one, you play the father of all these six kids out in the wilderness. >> yeah. >> stephen: again, totally off living in a bus or something? what are you living in. >> a tee tee. >> stephen: do you think this would be a good way to teach children, a good way to raise them? >> honestly it, doesn't matter. you don't have to win out in the woods woodz. but i think the idea, honestly, to be truthful, at all timeses not matter how young the kid is, no matter what the subject, whether it's death, sex, anything, just tell them the the truth, no matter what age they are. i think that's good. and have open discourse and, for themselves and to be able to defend their ideas. i think that's all good.

you-- vinny wants to say hi. >> stephen: vinny? ( laughter ) >> tell him i'll call him later. >> stephen: it is. there's actually a guy on the phone. i thought you were ( bleep ) me. there's actually a guy on phone. hello? yes? hello. >> vinny, not now. >> stephen: no, you can't come over. we don't have any clothes on right now. we're off the dprid right now. >> sword practice. >> stephen: sword practice, he says. exactly. well, listen-- okay, thanks vinny. that's good. we're going to need a release for him to put this on air, i think. >> that's fine. i'll release. >> stephen: this is a stone tool. ( laughter ) this is a motorola flip phone from, like, 1997. >> yeah, you don't have to-- you can walk around with it. >> stephen: it's magic, my friend. you have to plug it in. you have to plug it in eventually. >> do you? >> stephen: yes. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. but you can walk around on the street. you don't have to use it just in your house. ( laughter ). >> stephen: that's true. it's one of those new cordless phones that they have

you-- vinny wants to say hi. >> stephen: vinny? ( laughter ) hey. >> tell him i'll call there's actually a guy on the phone. i thought you were ( bleep ) me. there's actually a guy on phone. hello? yes? hello. >> vinny, not now. >> stephen: no, you can't come over. we don't have any clothes on right now. we're off the dprid right now. >> sword practice. >> stephen: sword practice, he says. exactly. well, listen-- okay, thanks vinny. that's good. we're going to need a release for him to put this on air, i think. >> that's fine. >> stephen: this is a stone tool. ( laughter ) this is a motorola flip phone from, like, 1997. >> yeah, you don't have to-- you can walk around with it. >> stephen: it's magic, my friend. you have to plug it in. you have to plug it in eventually. >> do you? >> stephen: yes. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. but you can walk around on the street. you don't have to use it just in your house. ( laughter ). >> stephen: that's true. it's one of those new cordless phones that they have. >> i recommend it. i recommend it. >>

well, vinny, sorry. yeah. >> stephen: yeah, you really should have. >> yeah. >> stephen: that was very rude of you. >> unprofessional. >> stephen: yeah, it is. >> even. i'm sorry. >> stephen: but you're a consummate professional. you throw yourself into your roles with complete abandon. >> i do. >> stephen: like in this one, you play the father of all these six kids out in the wilderness. >> yeah. >> stephen: again, totally off grid, living in-- what are you >> a tee tee. >> stephen: do you think this would be a good way to teach children, a good way to raise them? >> honestly it, doesn't matter. you don't have to win out in the woods woodz. but i think the idea, honestly, to be truthful, at all timeses not matter how young the kid is, no matter what the subject, whether it's death, sex, anything, just tell them the the truth, no matter what age they are. i think that's good. and have open discourse and, you know, encourage them to think for themselves and to be able to i think that's all good. >> stephe

relax, vinnie. it's just a nose job. what? i'm sorry. i was staring, but your new proboscis is a work of art. thanks. just one question, though. do you have trouble getting enough air now? before, you had some real blowholes. well, it was hard for a while. then i just learned to take extra breaths. oh. get out of here. look, i got to get back to work. let's have dinner at micelli's around 7:00. how about i pick you up at your place? sure. o.k. "why don't i meet you there"? it doesn't mean a thing. have you ever been to her apartment? i know where she lives. this is not a good thing. she's hiding something. she's married, fooling around, and you're the foolee. i envy you. you're crazy, vin. she's a private person. i'm not the least bit suspicious. hi. hi. is cecelia home? yeah. [imitating bugs bunny] what's up, doc? [as elmer fudd] oh, you wascally wabbit. o.k., matthew. time for bed. wait! make a dinosaur! rrrrr! oh, look! rrrrr! all right, sir. now it is really time to go to bed. say good night. good night, doobie. no, i said it's doogi

well, vinny, sorry. yeah. >> stephen: yeah, you really should have. >> yeah. >> stephen: that was very rude of you. >> unprofessional. >> stephen: yeah, it is. >> even. i'm sorry. >> stephen: but you're a consummate professional. you throw yourself into your roles with complete abandon. >> i do. >> stephen: like in this one, you play the father of all these >> yeah. >> stephen: again, totally off grid, living in-- what are you living in a bus or something? what are you living in. >> a tee tee. >> stephen: do you think this would be a good way to teach children, a good way to raise them? >> honestly it, doesn't matter. you don't have to win out in the woods woodz. but i think the idea, honestly, to be truthful, at all timeses not matter how young the kid is, no matter what the subject, whether it's death, sex, anything, just tell them the the truth, no matter what age they are. and have open discourse and, you know, encourage them to think for themselves and to be able to defend their ideas. i think that'

vinnie had a dream of being a world champion after his broke his neck. against the advice of his doctors and family and trainer, and jets he did it. and he's an inspiration to us. paz has struggled with drinking and gambling but the movie tells it like it is. >> the that is the greatest thing about it. >> reporter: he said he started to lift weights a few days after breaking his neck but the movie didn't show it that soon because they said this one would believe it. brandon gunnoe. now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> jeremy: tomorrow is a windy day that will lead to a chilly i day on saturday. 50 and worcester at 46 a suit westerly breeze prevents temperatures from freefalling. overnight 39 to 44, temperatures in the low to mid40s and this is tomorrow's weather system, a cold front, sometimes when the frontsplasty through they have showers and storms and this one may not do that. essentially it will be a windy day as the cold front moves through and iner up in canada. yes these appear to be chilly, that is quite cold but for manitoba

vinnie, that's a movie mummy. i'll be working on a real mummy. what do you think? wrap it around your face. the mummy will feel at home. i've got to meet dr. joanna fields at 9:30. the woman rips dead egyptians from their tombs for a living. she's bad company. she's one of the country's foremost archaeologists. did i say "curse"? did anyone say "doomed for eternity"? it's an honor the natural history museum chose eastman. when we cat scan this mummy, its age, its sex. we can look at its bones and tissue, see what diseases it had. we can reconstruct what it looked like in real life. imagine getting to examine a body that's 3,000 years old. ooh, yeah. my dream come true. personally, i'd rather examine one in the 16-20-year-old range. you're remarkably limited. wait. before you go. ji jim? aah! good tip, vin. whatever i do, i won't call it jim. the museum acquired it through an antiquities dealer in san francisco, who had very little information about it except that a wealthy sacramento family owned it for 80 years. from the manner of painting and wrapping suggests we

the boxer known as vinny paz was told he would never walk again. however, he return to the ring one year later and once again bill a champion. thursday night paz walked the red carpet in providence. >>> my girlfriend you will see here tonight was wiping tears out of my eyes and ben younger on my right hand side, he thinks he talks like me. i tell him stop, he is not funn. >> reporter: miles teller plays paz in the movie. >>> vinny meant so much to the state of rhode island and these moment while he is still kind of got it together, you know, it's great. very few people ever get a movie made about their life. >> reporter: aaron eckert plays his trainer. >>> vinny had a dream of doing world champion, had screws in his skull against the advice of his doctors, his family, his trainer and yet he did it. and he is an inspiration to us all. >> reporter: paz says the film tells it like it is. >>> greatest thing about it is the movie is really good. that's the greatest thing about it. >> reporter: "bleed for this country next friday. nancy chen, 7 news. >>

inspirational story of world champion boxer vinny pazienza who, after a near fatal car crash, which left him not knowing if he'd ever walk again, champion boxer vinny pazienza who, after a near fatal car crash, which left him not knowing if he'd ever walk again, made one of sports most incredible comebacks. a flagstaff police officer...under investigation this morning... after this video comes to light. the details of who is looking into his conduct... donald trump's transition team... continues to make headlines... with the names being thrown around. can he pull both sides of his party together in time to make it work? right now on 12 new details in the new details in the investigation of a flagstaff police officer. . caught on camera punching a woman in the face. ----- the trump right now on 12 today - new details in the investigation of a flagstaff police officer. . caught on camera punching a woman in the face. ----- the trump transition team is looking for cabinet members... but the names popping up... are raising a lot of eyebrows. ----- pickle flavored candy canes? yes... they are

vinny achieved what he was being told wasn't possible. he broke his neck and they said you might never walk again. you might certainly never box again. in real life vinny five days after breaking his neck went down to his basement with this thing on and said, no, i'm going to -- yeah, i'm going to come five days after breaking his neck tried to start bench press and comes back a year later and in real life won three more world titles afterwards. it's just such an incredible story about a guy with will and perseverance and sense of self. to me that's the thing i take away from it, him knowing something about himself nobody else knew. every doctor is telling him this is impossible. what you love to do, tt' but he told me, he said, miles, i knew that i was meant to be a fighter. if i couldn't fight, i didn't care about walking. it's unreal. >> i worked in rhode island for a couple of years, i lived in cranston. his pictures would be up in different restaurants. >> yeah. >> did you go to vinny for guidance? you crushed the accent. >> yeah. yo

this ain't blackjack vinny." "bleed for this" follows the incredible comeback of five time world champion boxer "vinny paz." -- and part of that comeback was the man who trained him. our gino salomone met with -- aaron eckhart -- to talk about taking on the role of famous boxing coach "kevin rooney." "you know what to watch you in this role i am so happy and proud of you. amazing. thank you. because i love boxing and i oh good thank you very much. so you used to watch kevin train tyson did you ever watch kevin fight? no. yeah he was a fighter before. he studied with cus d'amato trained he was a fighter and then cus d'amato asked him to give up his own career and to train tyson and while he was training tyson he didn't want to give up boxing so he used to go fight smokers on the weekends, these little fights. so he is the real deal kevin. and we find at the beginning of this movie he's been fired by tyson so he's at the bottom of his themselves back up into the championship of the world. and then tyson was never t

vinnie, grab my bag. call 911. we were running to our flight. we're doctors. he has a bad heart. oh, god. 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and 5. and 1 and 2... come on, pal. 4 and 5. and 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and 5. [coughs] you're going to be o.k., sir. the paramedics are on their way. 97 degrees and a stage-3 smog alert. it's good to be back. oh, dr. howser. would you autograph this? i've never met a real hero. what? come on, mr. modesty. you saved a guy's life yesterday. you made the papers. what? really? "17-year-old doctor saves man's life." it was at the airport. i was there, too. yeah. right there. oh, yeah. that's funny. i don't think they mentioned you, jack. here, last paragraph. "also on the scene was dr. zach aguire." i guess that's you. sorry. this is so typical. it's always "howser this" and "howser that." come on. that's not true. doogie. michele. hi. um... do you have a minute? i'm glad you found me. i need to talk to you. next weekend is eastman's board of directors dance. yeah. i know. i know. look, i need to talk to you first. o.k. well, you know how when we first started go

vinnie delpino, party of two, for eastman's monte carlo night. when you talk to wanda, tell her janine wants to compare notes on wardrobe. i want wanda to wear that black body-hugging minidress with those black fishnet stock-- vinnie, i'll get the tickets. thanks for dropping the money off, but i'm swamped now. really busy. dr. howser, your students await. good morning, dr. howser. howser, you... wow. what--i mean, what are you-- i can't-- shall we, nurses? stay right here.

in the movie, boxing meant everything to vinny but you can substitute that for something in your life and vinny was just willing to risk everything accomplish that. >> any kind of movement and your smile could sever. >> this movie is about everybody out there in the audience who has a dream and has got the guts to put it all on the line and make it happen. >> reporter: miles teller plays vinny. both hope the film inspires audiences. >> we're not done here. >> in real life five days after breaking his neck, he went down to his basement and tried to bench press. he is unconventional character. he has flaws. he came from a working class. sound family. really nice family in rhode island and represented that state in the world of boxing for a long time. >> this is a movie about dreams. it is a movie about come backs. we all have dreams. you have a dream. and i'm sure when you express your dream fully without any doubt or insecurity, people would say you can't do that. they would give you every reason in the world why you can't fulfill your dream in your life. i'm the same way. >> reporter:

he plays boxer vinny pazienza -- a real-life champ with two world titles under his belt before a car crash in 1991. doctors aren't sure about his chances to walk again, but vinny refuses surgery and returns to the ring within a year of the accident. "bleed for this" is rated r.natcasey affleck becomes a father by default in "manchester by the sea." he's already sparking to take care of his nephew...after the untimely death of the boy's father. "manchester by the sea" is rated r. nathailee steinfeld prays to the god of "clearasil" in "the edge of seventeen." she plays a high schooler eternally in her awkward phase. but when her best friend starts dating her brother, it's a social abandonement that may bever clear up. "the edge of seventeen" is rated r. that's the box office preview, raphael seth, nbc news. northwestern mutual just revealed its float design for the 20-17 rose parade.the float -- themed "waves of hope" will feature a mother and daughter who defeated cancer together.the little girl -- named emily -- will be able to continue her passion for riding waves on her surfboard.

we'll be chatting live with vinnie paz. plus... thanksgiving is a week from today... we know the adults will be pigging out on football and food... but what about the kids?? we have an expert here to give us fun ways to keep them entertained too. be sure to join us next at nine on more. now heres a look at let's wrap up the newcast with yet thing happening on the internet... they call it "money face." it's weird and kinda creepy. look at this guy... he's a dead ringer for abe lincoln... or this guy... as the queen... drinking a beer... here's another good one... the bottom half is the guy from harry potter... the top half is ben franklin... so there you go... just fold a bill in half... and you too can become an ex- president. that's it for fox5 news this morning. more starts now! it's one of the most anticipated movies of the year -- 'bleed for this' -- the story of boxer vinnie pazienza. today, the real- life, vinnie, joins us live in our studio -- to tell us about the star- studded movie -- based on his life. also-- tonight is the night! as the 'latin grammys' take

"bleed for this" hitting the big vinny paz. following the accident, the boxer was told he would never walk again. however, he returned to the ring one year later and once again became a champion. thursday night paz walked the red carpet in providence. >> my girlfriend that you'll see here tonight was wiping tears out of my eyes. and ben young on my right-hand side, he was looking at me, he thinks he stops like me. i tell him, stop, miles, it's not >> sarah: miles teller plays paz in the movie. >> vinny meant so much to the state of rhode island and his fans, so to have this moment while he's still got it together, it's great. very few people ever get a movie made about their life. >> sarah: erron -- aaron eckhart plays vinny. >> he had screws in his head, and he defied his doctor, his family, his trainer. he did it and he's an inspiration to us all. tells it like it is. >> greatest thing about it, the movie is really good. that's the greatest thing about it. >> nancy: "bleed for this" opens in theaters friday across the country

now he plays professional boxer vinny paz in the upcoming film "bleed for this." please welcome miles teller. ? ? ? nice. very nice. sounding good. >> stephen: does sound good. >> stephen, i heard you singing backstage in my dressing room. i said, "who is that?" you have the voice of an angel. >> stephen: you're very sweet. >> you're very good. do you sing on the show very often or is that a hidden talent. >> stephen: sometimes. when jon stewart stops by. >> he has an amazing voice. >> stephen: i was sing ising jackson brown's "the preer >> stephen: it's a good song for today. look it up. can we talk about last night for a second? >> yes. >> stephen: because you're one of these fancy movie stars and you were at bobby de niro's election night party? >> yeah, i was. >> stephen: was that fun? >> it was -- >> because he-- he's very fun when he's angry. was he-- >> it was um-- you know, it started off, you know, at a-- at a good vibe. obviously was going for hillary. the best part about the whole thing for me was meeting paul mccartney. >> stephen: wow! >> so that was-

now he plays professional boxer vinny paz in the upcoming film "bleed for this." please welcome miles teller. ? ? ? ( applause ). nice. very nice. sounding good. >> stephen: does sound good. >> stephen, i heard you singing backstage in my dressing room. i said, "who is that?" you have the voice of an angel. >> stephen: you're very sweet. >> you're very good. do you sing on the show very often or is that a hidden talent. >> stephen: sometimes. when jon stewart stops by. >> he has an >> stephen: i was sing ising jackson brown's "the pretender. >> it sounded great. >> stephen: it's a good song for today. look it up. can we talk about last night for a second? >> yes. >> stephen: because you're one of these fancy movie stars and you were at bobby de niro's election night party? >> yeah, i was. >> stephen: was that fun? >> it was -- >> because he-- he's very fun when he's angry. was he-- >> it was um-- you know, it a good vibe. and then, obviously, as things went on, everybody in that room obviously was going for hillary. the best part about the whole thing for me was m

now he plays professional boxer vinny paz in the upcoming film "bleed for this." please welcome miles teller. ? ? ? nice. very nice. sounding good. >> stephen: does sound good. >> stephen, i heard you singing backstage in my dressing room. i said, "who is that?" you have the voice of an angel. >> stephen: you're very sweet. >> you're very good. do you sing on the show very often or is that a hidden talent. >> stephen: sometimes. when jon stewart stops by. >> he has an amazing voice. >> stephen: i was sing ising jackson brown's >> it sounded great. >> stephen: it's a good song for today. look it up. can we talk about last night for a second? >> yes. >> stephen: because you're one of these fancy movie stars and you were at bobby de niro's election night party? >> yeah, i was. >> stephen: was that fun? >> it was -- >> because he-- he's very fun when he's angry. was he-- >> it was um-- you know, it started off, you know, at a-- at a good vibe. went on, everybody in that room obviously was going for hillary. the best part about the whole thing for me was meeting paul m

now he plays professional boxer vinny paz in the upcoming film "bleed for this." please welcome miles teller. ? ? ? nice. very nice. sounding good. >> stephen: does sound good. >> stephen, i heard you singing backstage in my dressing room. i said, "who is that?" you have the voice of an angel. >> stephen: you're very sweet. >> you're very good. do you sing on the show very often or is that a hidden talent. >> stephen: sometimes. when jon stewart stops by. >> he has an amazing voice. >> stephen: i was sing ising jackson brown's >> it sounded great. >> stephen: it's a good song for today. look it up. can we talk about last night for a second? >> yes. >> stephen: because you're one of these fancy movie stars and you were at bobby de niro's election night party? >> yeah, i was. >> stephen: was that fun? >> it was -- >> because he-- he's very fun when he's angry. was he-- >> it was um-- you know, it started off, you know, at a-- at went on, everybody in that room obviously was going for hillary. the best part about the whole thing for me was meeting paul mccartney. >>

now he plays professional boxer vinny paz in the upcoming film "bleed for this." please welcome miles teller. ? ? ? ( applause ). nice. very nice. sounding good. >> stephen: does sound good. >> stephen, i heard you singing backstage in my dressing room. i said, "who is that?" you have the voice of an angel. >> stephen: you're very sweet. >> you're very good. do you sing on the show very often or is that a hidden talent. >> stephen: sometimes. when jon stewart stops by. >> he has an amazing voice. >> stephen: i was sing ising jackson brown's "the pretender. >> it sound >> stephen: it's a good song for today. look it up. can we talk about last night for a second? >> yes. >> stephen: because you're one of these fancy movie stars and you were at bobby de niro's election night party? >> yeah, i was. >> stephen: was that fun? >> it was -- >> because he-- he's very fun when he's angry. was he-- >> it was um-- you know, it started off, you know, at a-- at a good vibe. and then, obviously, as things obviously was going for hillary. the best part about the whole thing for m

now he plays professional boxer vinny paz in the upcoming film "bleed for this." please welcome miles teller. ? ? ? ( applause ). nice. very nice. sounding good. >> stephen: does sound good. >> stephen, i heard you singing backstage in my dressing room. i said, "who is that?" you have the voice of an angel. >> stephen: you're very sweet. >> you're very good. do you sing on the show very often or is that a hidden talent. >> stephen: sometimes. when jon stewart stops by. >> he has an amazing voice. >> stephen: i was sing ising jackson brown's "the >> it sounded great. >> stephen: it's a good song for today. look it up. can we talk about last night for a second? >> yes. >> stephen: because you're one of these fancy movie stars and you were at bobby de niro's election night party? >> yeah, i was. >> stephen: was that fun? >> it was -- >> because he-- he's very fun when he's angry. was he-- >> it was um-- you know, it started off, you know, at a-- at a good vibe. went on, everybody in that room obviously was going for hillary. the best part about the whole thing for me

now he plays professional boxer vinny paz in the upcoming film "bleed for this." please welcome miles teller. ? ? ? nice. very nice. sounding good. >> stephen: does sound good. >> stephen, i heard you singing backstage in my dressing room. i said, "who is that?" you have the voice of an angel. >> stephen: you're very sweet. >> you're very good. do you sing on the show very often or is that a hidden talent. >> stephen: sometimes. when jon stewart stops by. >> he has an amazing voice. >> stephen: i was sing >> it sounded great. >> stephen: it's a good song for today. look it up. can we talk about last night for a second? >> yes. >> stephen: because you're one of these fancy movie stars and you were at bobby de niro's election night party? >> yeah, i was. >> stephen: was that fun? >> it was -- >> because he-- he's very fun when he's angry. was he-- >> it was um-- you know, it and then, obviously, as things went on, everybody in that room obviously was going for hillary. the best part about the whole thing for me was meeting paul mccartney. >> stephen: wow! >> so that

vinnie had a dream of being a world champion after he broke his neck. he had screws in his skull. against the advice of his doctors, his family, his trainer, and yet he did it. >> the greatest thing about it, the movie is really good. that is the greatest thing about it. >> nancy: "bleed for this" opens next friday across the country. >> sarah: a local most cycle club showing support for one little boy in their community. the boy and his mom have been the recent targets of racial slurs and vandalism at their home in derry, new hampshire. the bikers are making a grand gesture by giving that second-grader a special ride. a 7-year-old now has 17 new friends manchester motorcycle club. on thursday, he got a surprise at school when he was picked up by the club and taken to get some frozen yogurt. >> my mother-in-law called me and told me, that is going to happen on your street. i said, no it's not going to. i knocked on the door and said "i want to do something." >> sarah: the club wants the second-grader to know his to know the world is filled with good people. i love this story. >> n

played by miles teller. (( vinny no no! you just don't know how to give up. no, i know exactly how to give is that it's easy. c'mon this is insane! )) ((brian loftus)) >> paz nearly died in a crash and severed his spine. doctors told him he'd never be able to walk again ... but he defied the odds. not only was paz able to walk again ... but he returned to the ring to fight floyd mayweather senior and reclaim his title belt. the screening takes place tonight at brenden theaters at the palms... and the movie hits theaters nationwide tomorrow./// sherry, how's the weather? holidays today with the brisk north winds... so it will put us in the spirit. ................. chilly north winds will stay even cooler. .... the clouds have cleared so we'll have nice sunshine, but chilly winds up to 30 mph for most areas. ........... temps right now around the valley are dropping to 40s and tonight when the winds stop and highs only make it to near 60 degrees... we'll see our first freezing temps of the season in areas springs and other rural areas. ............ temps will

now he plays professional boxer vinny paz in the upcoming film "bleed for this." please welcome miles teller. ♪ ♪ ( applause ). >> how are you? nice. very nice. sounding good. >> stephen: does sound good. >> stephen, i heard you singing backstage in my dressing room. i said, "who is that?" you have the voice of an angel. >> stephen: you're very sweet. >> you're very good. do you sing on the show very often or is that a hidden talent. >> stephen: sometimes. when jon stewart stops by. >> he has an amazing voice. >> stephen: i was sing ising jackson brown's "the pretender. >> it sounded great. >> stephen: it's a good song for today. look it up. can we talk about last night for a second? >> yes. >> stephen: because you're one of these fancy movie stars and you were at bobby de niro's election night party? >> yeah, i was. >> stephen: was that fun? >> it was -- >> because he-- he's very fun when he's angry. was he-- >> it was um-- you know, it started off, you know, at a-- at a good vibe. and then, obviously, as things went on, everybody in that room obviously was g

now he plays professional boxer vinny paz in the upcoming film "bleed for this." please welcome miles teller. ? ? ? ( applause ). nice. very nice. sounding good. >> stephen: does sound good. >> stephen, i heard you singing backstage in my dressing room. i said, "who is that?" you have the voice of an angel. >> stephen: you're very sweet. >> you're very good. do you sing on the show very often or is that a hidden talent. >> stephen: sometimes. when jon stewart stops by. >> he has an amazing voice. >> stephen: i was sing ising jackson brown's "th >> it sounded great. >> stephen: it's a good song for today. look it up. can we talk about last night for a second? >> yes. >> stephen: because you're one of these fancy movie stars and you were at bobby de niro's election night party? >> yeah, i was. >> stephen: was that fun? >> it was -- >> because he-- he's very fun when he's angry. was he-- >> it was um-- you know, it started off, you know, at a-- at a good vibe. went on, everybody in that room obviously was going for hillary. the best part about the whole thing for me

vinny. you're not fusing my neck. with this severe of an injury one bump one fall any kind of movement and your spinal chord could sever." a boxer determined to make it back to the ring after a devastating accident. gino sat down with one of the stars of "bleed for this" to talk about bringing this true story to life. to tell. and i dressed italian today but i didn't unbutton all the way. no you didn't. no chains. no chains that's right. but honestly you were so convincing and i saw nothing of you in this role. that's the best compliment i could give. oh thank you so much. how did you capture her? oh well i had footage of her. she was written clearly. ben younger had done a lot of backstory on the family so i had a lot of information. and you know the costume the wardrobe the mak hairdresser hairdo i was able to. and everyone around us. we were in the 80's and italian." and her character in real life -- had a bit of a ritual when of a ritual when he son would fight. ad lib to bite "she couldn't watch the fights. sheco

vinny paz walk the red carpet for the film's first screening last night in providence, rhode island along with miles teller who plays paz lead for this follows the story of pas make a comeback against all odds following a car accident doctors told the boxer he would never walk again, but he returned to the ring just one year later and once again became a champion. the boxer says the film tells a story like it is. >>> my girlfriend that you will see here tonight was wiping tears out of my eyes and ben younger on my right hand side and he was look act me. he thinks he talks like me. of rhode island and these fans and for him to have this moment while he is still kind of got it together, you know, it's great. >> anchor: "bleed for this" opens in theaters across the country this friday. feel like i ned a box of kleenex to see this movie. really emotional and inspirational. >> anchor: did you notice the wind today. cold and windy. >> anchor: now winds are dying down a little bit but also getting colder being correct? >> reporter: wind had me crying too. when it gets in your eyes and you just c

well, remember last week, when you hit vinnie in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was pretty graphic. too graphic for the kids. so i'm going to have to block you. you know, i gotta make this up to you. this is vinnie's watch, and i want you to have it. you deserve it. no, thank you. that's really not necessary. no, no, come here... >>> stay tup to date with katie's forecast on kyw news radio 1060. the green party's challenge to pennsylvania's presidential election, results, gets its day in court, a judge sets the date, and san francisco's mass transit system recovers from a hack attack. what lessons it offers for septa and other agencies. >>> and night of style and grace for music producer and song writer kenney gamble, what it will sort, check in two, three, four times a day on kyw news radio 1060 on your am dial. 4:49. time for a check of business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, jill, good morning. opec is meeting right now and it ising having a big impact

vinnie just wants me to pay for half the limo. that, too, but it's our last major event together. wanda's going to art school in chicago.