willy. put handcuffs on him, willy. wait outside. close the door. you don't seem surprised to find me here. should i b b i'm trying to help you, bodie. all right, i'm not t rprised. i saw you throw those leg irons at les shore this afternoon. took a lot of nerve. it wasn't a very smart thing to do. he had a gun, i didn't. if i had thought about it, i wouldn't have done it. i don't believe that for one minute. that's why i had willy bring you here. hundreds of men come through here. most of them riffraff, settle tramps, run of the mill. it's very seldom we get a man, or rathehethe kind of a man that brian stagge wants. a man to take landers place. a good all around man, that what you want? that's right. and mr. stagge is very generous with those he trusts. you can get very rich here. i don't know anything about mining. weweave plenty of men to run the mine. what we need is someone to run the men. what about shore? les has his job. what he thinks is no concern of yours. unless of course, you're afraid of him. i saw him kill landers this afternoon. man

'cause i know this guy's name is willie lopez. and i will ask every single person on this stroll here if they have ever seen you and him in conversation. first yes, and you're a collar for impeding a homicide investigation. why don't you guys bother someone else? 'cause we wanna bother you two. i told diane we didn't see it. we heard the shots, we turned around the corner and saw the guy over willie with a gun. evil ho! we're going to the station house. we told you what you wanted. now you're gonna help us put a name to the guy that you saw standing over willie. you know why? because underneath those skirts, we know you got hearts of gold. - and johnsons in your underwear. - [ simone ] let's go. diane. make me take this ride with you. girl, who said work 3rd street? did i say 10th avenue? - don't start with me, peaches. - girl, you are making me sick. i'm about ready to-- hey! hey! - no arguing. in the car. - come on. get inside. don't muss my wig. excuse me. i'm looking for an officer cooper. i'm cooper. yeah. arthur fancy. you h

nat - garage door open by the time he starts making progress, willy's best friend seems to show up willy sears "he badgers me to go on rides, and just about every time... willy sears "he's a 150lb guy - he's just not cabable of riding by himself" elvis, get's his way nat - hey elvis, come here buddy! nat - dog feet nat - atta boy, attay boy, you wanna go for a ride? c'mon, tuck four year old great dane has to follow willy sears "my wife thought is was an important pice of safety equipment we had to have, he doesn't like them." srives away the hilarity of watching willy and elvis cruise down the road looks like something that would have taken months of professional training --- turns out... willy sears "last year, it just kind of happened. i had bought a side car that needed to be refurbished and when i had it taken apart, off the bike he was very interested in it, i had him car that needed to be refurbished and when i had it taken apart, off the bike he was sit in it and i'd give him a and this is what it's "we ride to the lake, saylorville lake, we run aroudn town a lot. elvis isn't the

willy: oigan! [ imitar acentos van --espaÑol] ahora al quiero enseÑar esta niÑa que baila muy bien flamenco. este vÍdeo tiene un buen... johnny: esta niÑa tiene una tÉcnica! definitivamente su mamÁ debe ser bailarina de flamenco. alan: en algÚn lado lo ha visto! johnny: es difÍcil estar zapateando. y con esos zapatos... mÁs todavÍa. willy: ¿ tu puedes hablar con acento espaÑol? johnny: por supuesto! a cada rato ustedes dicen que nosotros los portorriqueÑos decimos "puerto lico" y no es verdad! tiene que estar en la mitad. no se dice rrrrico locutora: sÍguenos en todas jhonny: a mi me gustan las cosas electrÓnicas. alan: mientras tanto nos va a dar una muy buena idea francis lachapelle! francisca: usted cÓmo paga cuando hace sus compras? >> ahorita con cash o con tarjeta de crÉdito. francisca: usted sabÍa que puede venir solo con el celular. cÓmo es eso ariel? ariel: hay una funciÓn que se llama wallet... cuando llegas a la registradora ellos tienen una tecnologÍa que detecta c

nat - garage door open by the time he starts making progress, willy's best willy sears "he badgers me to go on rides, every day" nat - pulling out bike and just about every time... willy sears "he's a 150lb guy - he's just not cabable of riding by himself" elvis, get's his way nat - hey elvis, come here buddy! nat - dog feet nat - atta boy, attay boy, you wanna go for a ride? c'mon, tuck your tail in there's one rule the four year old great dane has to follow willy sears "my wife thought is was an important pice of safety equipment we had to have, he them in order to ride." nat - motorcycle starts and willy and elvis cruise down the road looks like something that would have taken months of professional training --- turns out... willy sears "last year, it just kind of refurbished and when i had it taken apart, off the bike he was --- all over town willy sears "we ride to the lake, saylorville lake, we run aroudn town a lot. you can see him perk up and he just thinks he's the thing. elvis isn't the first big dog willy's called his buddy willy sears "we've had 30 great dane's and they're

what is your name, boy echo >> willie grant. >> how o o are you, willie? >> 14. >> come down here and stand where one can see you. we will fold -- will hold an informal hearing right now. like that is right. what we are going to decide is what the law will do about it. >> very well. i would run willie and his whole family out of town on the rail. >> you are not the law. running them out of town on the rail would not a cop was anything. >> were you going to do with the boy echo >> i must admit, this is a little outside my experience. i have handled rustlers, claim jumpers, even murderers. i have never had to decide the fate of a boy. mr. jeffords, do you have any suggestions? >> what the point in asking him? he's the one who got shot. >> i only asked for a suggestion. the side, mr. jeffords is a lawyer, i understand. >> it seems to me the people in this room have already tried willie grant and found him guilty. what about the people who are really guilty, his parents? >> me neither. it's trouble enough a mother having such a son. >> i think you are confusin

uncle willy is responsible and she thinks that book will do really well because uncle willy is looking out for me. i love that. i hope she's right. [laughter] >> your books are about connecting with people and connecting the past in the presence and this is your advice for young reporters, get away from your damn smart phones and computers. go back to the basics, papers, scissors and real people. be the glue as a great reporter mary bishop once told you connecting stranger to stranger pour only for an instance. can you elaborate on how this has been your mo? >> well, i mean, documents can only take you so far. memoirs written, i mean, that was a great find when i found the guy bragging about buying this. paperwork and take you so far, but there is no substitute for going and meeting people and hearing their stories i mean the best parts of the book, i think, are these a greedy kind of micro- aggressions that these men and women lived with during jim crow, like the little girls were walking to school passing the white lady's house and there are two pair it's on the side porch of the per

>> willie: yeah, i was teaching school. i would look around, put my sign in, and walk out the back door and go straight to the studio. but you know, the principal knew what i was doing. >> anthony: yep. >> willie: i did most of the deep city music using that technique. ♪ ♪ if only i could fly i would take to the air ♪ >> anthony: you're still out there so your songs are still being played, still being sampled, which is good, right? that's great. >> willie: it weren't for the samples, i that kept us alive was europe. >> anthony: the collectors must go crazy. maniac collectors in europe and japan. >> willie: if i had known back then, i guess we would still be over there. biggest motown or bigger. >> anthony: this is an island, isn't it? it is kind of an island. >> willie: i think it's worse than an island. ♪ darling i'm willing to forget love last ♪ ♪ i'm a one man's woman and i'm ♪ oh yes i am yeah yeah yeah hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through

vamonos con willy. willy: colega cÓmo te extraÑo. quiero mostrarles unos vÍdeos que se han vuelto virales. este tiene mucho humor y mucha creatividad. este hombre se mete en imÁgenes con famosos usando el photoshop, su nombre en instagram es "average rock" algunas de las imÁgenes no las pudimos poner porque estÁn a un tono muy general. miren nada mÁs quÉ cool! quiero que vean cÓmo un conductor se lleva por delante a un policÍa de trÁnsito, que trataba de detenerlo. lo que mÁs nos ha impresionado es que el policÍa no se da por vencido y el se agarra del cofre y no lo suelta. el policia tiene 64 aÑos y estuvo colgado por varias cuadras. lo bueno del caso es que estÁ bien. lo que no sabemos es si pararon o no al conductor. recuerden seguirnos por todos lados con despierta amÉrica! mÁs adelante veremos cÓmo muchos famosos muy activos en las redes sociales como kendal gener estÁn reaccionando tras ser atacados en las redes. y una mamÁ cayÓ sobre peso despuÉs de tener a su primera hija y cayÓ wow! [laughter] ♪ ♪ en

there is willie brown. willie has sandals on. he hurt his leg recently. he has been in the wheelchair. two seats there willie brownies septa board chairman pat dion and dwight evans long time state senator, congressman running for congress now and the septa gm from the regional rail problems, general manager, long time septa employee, look at that big smile on his face. not a lot of smiles for jeff because he has had a rough year. happy day. we are waiting for the announcement. we should hear it any moment now, and this is good news, so before the sun comes up, before people wake up with that eagles hang over this is night tomato juice, hang over cocktail that should help people get through their eagles hang over by septa strike announcement, being that the strike is over. >> we have been following this for past six and a half, seven days can you give us background as far as what happened and what took place in the hours leading up to this announcement. >> well, after the back and forth ugly, press release and willie brown on saturday said talks were goin

willy: de hecho estamos en facebook live. la primera es: maria rivas dice: " estoy amparada por daca, cuÁl es nuestra situaciÓn?". jessica: todos ustedes que estÁn beneficiándose por la acciÓn ejecutiva, no deben ocuparse, porque aunque en enero, supongamos que recibimos la noticia de que no van a tener ese beneficio nadie los puede deportar inmediatamente de los estados unidos... van a tener el poder de defender su caso. willy: tenemos otra pregunta por facebook live: "quÉ pasa con las personas que cerraron sus casos pero no tienen esta --stauts?". jessica: si usted se encuentra en esta situaciÓn tranquilo. no hay ningÚn cambio. sigan con la buena conducta moral. willy: abogada que pasarÍa con las personas que estÁn en peligro de deportaciÓn en estos momentos. jessica: lo mismo que todo el tiempo. si tienes una carta de deportaciÓn no te escondas, busca la ayuda que deberÍas haber buscado desde el principio. karla: tu no estÁs obligado a firmar ningÚn documento. cuidado porque muchos de ellos pueden hacer que

willy: yo si. si ustedes tienen alguna pregunta sobre este tema que es tan importante les invito a que usen el hashtag #yoperguntoenda @despierta amÉrica, manden las preguntas! adelante mi querida karlita. ♪ karla: asÍ es mi querido willy! estamos abiertos para recibir sus preguntas a travÉs de las redes sociales y le doy la bienvenida a nuestro asesor financiero, orlando montiel. sobre todo en esta Época que estamos como asÍ corriendo para ir a las tiendas, de mucho fraude. quÉ estÁn haciendo las tarjetas? orlando: las tarjetas nos quieren proteger y protegerse a ellos mismos. es muy importante que entendamos que cuando nosotros hacemos compras fuera del Área en donde vivimos... o donde habitualmente compramos, las tarjetas paran el cargo. la semana pasada fui con mis hijos y mi esposa un parque de diversiones... pasamos como 15 minutos haciendo cola y cuando fui a pagar, no me dejaron. karla: ahÍ que hablar y decir voy estar fuera --hay hay que hablar y avisar. orlando: exacto. nÚmero

. >>> willie nelso >>> willie nelsoth >>> willie nelson thought of me. >> have you ever tried this stuff? >> yeah. i tried it once in college. you all know the jingle. >> yeah. ? you'll forget your troubles every time you eat ? ? willie nelson's >> i got the munchies now! >> yes, he does. pot jokes aside, they joked about the contents of the basket of deplorables. everyone was going home with it last night. >> political joking aside, though, last night's cma awards featured old school legends alongside fresh new names, and a pop music superstar who stole the show. elizabeth hurr has the story >> reporter: a massive star-studded open to the 50th annual country music award. ? don't rock the jukebox ? >> reporter: including an emotional surprise to kick off country music's biggest night. >> randy travis. ? >> reporter: randy travis making his first award show appearance since suffering a massive stroke in 2013, and then underwood and paisley opened their monologue hitting on what else, the elections. ? the election is taking forever and ever ? >> reporter: and a big award. >> entertainer of

karla: willy tenÍa que estar aquÍ, yo creo que se quedÓ dormido. willy: yo si esto hoy, hola, hola. si lleguÉ! alan: parece boxeador de las dÉcadas. vente para acÁ mi willy. hasta los ojos rojos 1 willy: yo si estoy viviendo la vida de las vegas. karla: te encuentras artistas por todos lados! willy: ayer hubo ensayos todo el dÍa. les puedo decir que juanes va a arrasar. karla: colombia dice presente en esta entrega y hablando de muchas expectativas. esta noche se le otorga a la persona del aÑo al gran mark anthony. alan: al flaquito de oro! karla: hay muchas especulaciones, que si va a venir jlo, ustedes saben que ella es la madre de dos de sus hijos. willy: lo que puedo decirles es que el ensayo de marc anthony es aportar cerradas. nadie puede hacer absolutamente nada. no se sabe quÉ va a pasar. alan: serÁ rumorado que hay una separaciÓn. imaginen jlo y marc anthony juntos de regreso! hoy tenemos un tema muy e importante, vamos a hablar del cÁncer de prÓstata. juan manuel santos, el presidente de colombia estÁ viajando a los estados unidos para realizarse chequeos por un

uncle willie's favorite special was tuesday spaghetti. nancy also to painted rock on top of the cash register. was a gift from her preschooler nephew jason whom she helped raise. she was not above picking it up presumably and just showed a customer offend her. when i returned from lunch two days after my story ran because red fridays are my favorite nancy shook her finger man was clear i was not getting anything close to a pat on the back. her mother sat nearby peeling potatoes watching the young and the restless and cringing about what her daughter was about to say. nancy had been ready to send me packing the first time i walked in the restaurant inquiring about her uncles but persuaded her to let me stay. a fan in my youth i saw the first episode. i had wanted quickly with dots over the characters who would help peel potatoes and your kitchen much to nancy's chagrin. you know what your story is nancy said? at trot out a bunch of crazy white people, that's all. paying customers some might have added she was in no mood for backtalk. she w

willie? >> all right. kristen welker playing hurt for us through a cold this morning, thank you so much. always good to see you. >>> and your family may be some of the millions of americans headed home this holiday weekend. as always, you have a lot to contend with. and we are following all of it for you. let's begin with kristen dahlgren watching the roads good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. heading out now may not be so bad a time. look at the new jersey turnpike. quiet right now. that means it gets busy later on. this is the busiest thanksgiving travel week since before the recession. about 8% of americans going to be traveling by air but that just means the vast majority, some 89%, going to be hitting the road. that's about 43.5 million americans hitting the road this week. many of them today. low gas prices. $2.13 right now the national average. of course, with that many people hitting the road they expect accidents to be up, as well. if you are headed out, be careful

there's willie brown. >> they are waiting for the news cast to start, 5:30 half-hour. it sounds counsel he is ready t, here's pat dion chairman of the septa board about to announce that the strike is over. >> we're pleased to announce a tentative agreement with local 234, this will end the strike the city transit division phased back in today. we believe it's fair to our employees and customers and taxpayers, we know the strike has caused hardship to thousand of riders of we cannot thank our customers enough for their patience, we look forward to getting full service back as soon as possible. we thank those who worked tireless to get the agreement done. i would like to thank governor wolf, his appointee and one of the guys that was spectacular during the whole negotiation, representative dwight evans, mayor kenny, congressman brady and other officials who helped to keep the parties at the bargaining table. i would like to thank the employees at septa for the hard work who worked around the clock to get the agreement done. i would like to thank tw local president willie

best friend seems to show up willy sears "he badgers me to go on rides, every day" nat - pulling out bike and just about every time... willy sears "he's a 150lb guy - he's just not cabable of riding by himself" elvis, get's his way nat - hey elvis, come here buddy! nat - dog feet nat - atta boy, attay boy, you wanna go for a ride? c'mon, tuck there's one rule the four year old great dane has to follow willy sears "my wife thought is was an nat - dog panting "but he knows he's got to wear them in order to ride." nat - motorcycle starts and srives away the hilarity of watching willy and elvis cruise down the road looks like something that would have taken months of professional happened. i had bought a side very interested in it, i had him needing a good home --- with the matter how many years he and the such a big presence, its something you really miss. so, i'm not sure if the next great dane will willy sears "we've had 30 great dane's and they're just the gentlest creatures you'll ever know" over the year's, he's taken in rescues and others needing a good moment will likely as memor

willie? >> all right. kristen welker playing hurt for us through a cold this morning, thank you so much. always good to see you. >>> and your family may be some of the millions of americans headed home this holiday weekend. as always, you have a lot to contend with. and we are following all of it for you. let's begin with kristen dahlgren watching the roads for good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. heading out now may not be so bad a time. look at the new jersey turnpike. quiet right now. that means it gets busy later on. this is the busiest thanksgiving travel week since before the recession. about 8% of americans going to be traveling by air but that just means the vast majority, some 89%, going to be hitting the road. that's about 43.5 million americans hitting the road this week. many of them today. low gas prices. $2.13 right now the national average. of course, with that many people hitting the road they expect accidents to be up, as well. if you are headed out, be car

. >> reporter: spend a few minutes watching willie sears tinker away. >> it has a couple of other leaks that needs tending to. >> reporter: the man knows his motorcycle. >> the older the harley, the more like a john deere it is. >> reporter: a painter by trade and a marine by choice. >> i have a lot of miles under my belt. >> reporter: when he's not at work -- >> i spend probably four hours a day out here during the week and most of my weekends. >> most of his focus is on restoring harley davidson sportsster. >> it's my baby. >> reporter: but by the time he starts making progress, willie's best friend always seems to show up. >> he badgers me to go for rides every day. >> reporter: just about every time -- >> he's a 150-pound guy. he's just not capable of riding himself. elvis gets his way. >> elvis, come here, buddy. that a boy! that a boy! want to go for a ride? come here. there you go. >> reporter: there's one rule, the 4-year-old great dane has to follow it -- >> my wife felt there was a piece of safety equipment we couldn't go without. he doesn't like it. but he needs it to ride. a

willy: yo sigo desayunando. aquÍ estÁn los desayunos que nuestros televidentes nos enviaron al hashtag #midesayuno enda. ahÍ estamos sÚper conectados, desde chicago nos mandaron estas fotos. sigan enviando tus fotos para que salgan a quien despierta amÉrica, hashtag #midesayunoenda. ♪ en el united states postal service entregamos más compras hechas en línea a hogares que cualquierotro en el país. y más burritos también. así que cualquiera que sea tu prioridad, nuestra prioridad eres tú. más "quédate" por rollo siéntate, siéntate más "siéntate" por rollo ¡mírame!, !mírame! ¡da vuelta! ¡da vuelta! !da vuelta! ¡huy! más "quién entrena a quién" por rollo bounty es 2 veces más absorbente. un rollo de bounty puede durar más que las marcas en oferta. así obtienes más "vida" por rollo bounty. dura más y absorbe más rápido. y prueba las servilletas bounty. y todos lucen súper bien. electrónicos de target! pero tú, uhdtv, a ti todo se te ve de primera. ¡claro! !eres 4k! abrimos el j

and music from willie nelson. and now, for the most part, [ cheers and [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. appreciate it. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i have to tell you something. i had the weirdest, weirdest dream last night. remember that guy who used to host "the apprenti i dreamed we elected him president. and you were there, and you were there. you weren't there. [ laughter ] cleto, you weren't there either and your father wasn't there either. but everyone -- wow, what the hell happened? the hats worked. those stupid hats. those hats that looked like they were printed at a kiosk in the middle of a westfield mall. turns out they were magic, like out and grabbed america by the -- virginia. [ laughter ] to somehow become president of the united states. are any of you just now hearing about this? i don't want to spoil it. [ laughter ] should have said spoiler alert. i watched news coverage all night last night. it was especially interesting to watch the change in tone as the night progressed. they started

willie worthams' case was continued. he's expected back in court in january. back to you. >>> take a close look at the two men in this surveillance video. they broke into a parked car and then took a gun kept inside. news 3's sergio avila is live in summerlin where it happened. one of the victims is concerned about their own safety tonight? >> reporter: reed, yeah, they don't want to be on camera. a friend of us today from here. it all happened here in this summerlin neighborhood it's called capris and the thieves learned today that moments passed and they were almost caught in the act. it was thanksgiving night, just past 9:30. robert covel had just returned to a friend's house and his suv was parked out front. >> we went out to dinner and door, our truck was broken into. >> reporter: he had this firearm inside. he didn't realize it was gun until the next day. but he checked his friend's surveillance video and saw two suspects going through his suv. >> violated. that's all i can say. >> reporter: the first question, why was this suv not locked back up? they w

willie? >> all right. kristen welker playing hurt for us through a cold this morning, thank you so much. always good to see you. >>> and your family may be some of the millions of americans headed home this holiday weekend. as always, you have a lot to contend with. and we are following all of it for you. let's begin with kristen dahlgren good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. heading out now may not be so bad a time. look at the new jersey turnpike. quiet right now. that means it gets busy later on. this is the busiest thanksgiving travel week since before the recession. about 8% of americans going to be traveling by air but that just means the vast majority, some 89%, going to be hitting the road. that's about 43.5 million americans hitting the road this week. fueled in large part by those low gas prices. $2.13 right now the national average. of course, with that many people hitting the road they expect accidents to be up, as well. if you are headed out, be careful out ther

and music from willie nelson. and now, for the most part, [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. appreciate it. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i have to tell you something. i had the weirdest, weirdest dream last night. remember that guy who used to host "the apprentice"? i dreamed we elected him president. and you were there, and there. you weren't there. [ laughter ] cleto, you weren't there either and your father wasn't there either. but everyone -- wow, what the hell happened? the hats worked. those stupid hats. those hats that looked like they were printed at a kiosk in the middle of a westfield mall. turns out they were magic, like frosty the snowman. last night donald trump reached out and grabbed america by the -- virginia. [ laughter ] to somehow become president of about this? i don't want to spoil it. [ laughter ] should have said spoiler alert. i watched news coverage all night last night. it was especially interesting to watch the change in tone as the night progressed. they started out

robert de niro, gigi hadid, music from willie nelson on the politics. in addition to the race for president we had a number of measures and proposition on this bat lot here in california. yesterday we voted to legalize marijuana for recreational use. it used to be -- [ cheers and applause ] -- for medical use only, now it's for recreation. just like michelle obama said. when they go low, we get high. [ laughter ] yesterday, california, massachusetts, and nevada voted to legalize pot. which is very good, especially for nevada. i'm glad they finally came up with a way to cut loose in las vegas. would get a lot of attention. but donald trump's victory overshadowed that decision. even for the people here in california to whom it mattered most. >> [ bleep ]. i may move to canada, [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. they show you what they really give a [ bleep ] about. >> do you understand we just legalized marijuana in california and snoop dogg so is upset he wants to move? that's serious. we just legalized marijuana, smoke weed every day. so finally snoop dog

willy, dÓnde andas? willy: oigan! me encanta como estÁn conectados viendo despierta amÉrica usando el hashtag #navidadenda. ponganle galletitas y leche... para que el las coma cuando baje... mire nada mÁs roxi, peru 2013. mÁs que lista esperando a santa y terminamos con esta foto de karina. ahÍ estÁn poniendo... las bolitas... cÓmo se dice en espaÑol? las esferas de navidad. muy bien sigan mandando las jodidos usando el hashtag #navidadenda. vamos ahora con unos temas muy interesantes! karla: aquÍ estamos mÁs que listos. amiga! tenemos un nuevo reto, quiÉn de ustedes puede comer con toda su familia sin celulares? no dejen de ver la campaÑa parece sÚper reto. y otra pregunta... se le debe contar toda la verdad a su pareja? johnny: me dio carraspera. olive garden llena tus fiestas de sabor con nuevas combinaciones. exquisitas pastas recién rellenas para acompañar una irresistible opción de pollo, camarones o carne y toda la ensalada y pan que quieras en esta época, todo lo bueno se junta en olive garden

willie? >> all right. kristen welker playing hurt for us through a cold this morning, thank you so much. always good to see you. >>> and your family may be some of the millions of americans headed home this holiday weekend. as always, you have a lot to contend with. and we are following all of it for you. let's begin with kristen dahlgr good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. heading out now may not be so bad a time. look at the new jersey turnpike. quiet right now. that means it gets busy later on. this is the busiest thanksgiving travel week since before the recession. about 8% of americans going to be traveling by air but that just means the vast majority, some 89%, going to be hitting the road. that's about 43.5 million americans hitting the road this low gas prices. $2.13 right now the national average. of course, with that many people hitting the road they expect accidents to be up, as well. if you are headed out, be careful out there, willie. >> all right. thanks. nearl

willie? >> all right. kristen welker playing hurt for us through a cold this morning, thank you so much. always good to see you. >>> and your family may be some of the millions of americans headed home this holiday weekend. as always, you have a lot to contend with. and we are following all of it let's begin with kristen dahlgren watching the roads for us from new jersey. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. heading out now may not be so bad a time. look at the new jersey turnpike. quiet right now. that means it gets busy later on. this is the busiest thanksgiving travel week since before the recession. about 8% of americans going to be traveling by air but that just means the vast majority, some 89%, going to be hitting the road. americans hitting the road this week. many of them today. fueled in large part by those low gas prices. $2.13 right now the national average. of course, with that many people hitting the road they expect accidents to be up, as well. if you are hea

nat - garage door open by the time he starts making progress, willy's best friend seems to show up willy sears "he badgers me to go on rides, every day" nat - pulling out bike and just about every "he's a 150lb guy - h j cabable of riding by himself" elvis, get's his way nat - dog feet nat - atta boy, attay boy, you wanna go for a ride? c'mon, tuck four year old great dane has to follow willy sears "my wife thought is was an important pice of safety equipment we had to have, he doesn't like them." nat - dog panting "but he knows he's got to wear srives away the hilarity of watching willy and elvis cruise down the road looks like something that would have taken months of professional training --- turns out... willy sears "last year, it just kind of happened. i had bought a side car that needed to be refurbished and when i had it taken apart, off the bike he was very interested in it, i had him turned into, riding once a week --- all over town "we ride to the lake, saylorville lake, we run aroudn town a lot. you can see him perk up and he just thinks he's the thing. elvis isn't the first b

robert de niro, gigi hadid, music from willie nelson on the way. first an update on local president we had a number of measures and proposition on this bat lot here in california. yesterday we voted to legalize marijuana for recreational use. it used to be -- [ cheers and applause ] -- for medical use only, now it's for recreation. just like michelle obama said. when they go low, we get high. [ laughter ] yesterday, california, massachusetts, and nevada voted to legalize pot. which is very good, especially for nevada. i'm glad they finally came up with a way to cut loose in las vegas. [ laughter ] normally this kind of thing would get a but donald trump's victory overshadowed that decision. even for the people here in california to whom it mattered most. >> [ bleep ]. i may move to canada, [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. they show you what they really give a [ bleep ] about. >> do you understand we just legalized marijuana in california and snoop dogg so is upset he wants to move? that's serious. although he did tweet this. smoke weed every day. s

willie? >> all right. kristen welker playing hurt for us through a cold this morning, thank you so much. always good to see you. >>> and your family may be some of the millions of americans headed home this holiday weekend. as always, you have a lot to contend with. and we are following all of it for you. let's begin with kristen dahlgren watching the roads for us from new jersey. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. heading out now may not be so bad a time. look at the new jersey turnpike. quiet right now. that means it gets busy later on. this is the busiest thanksgiving travel week since before the recession. about 8% of americans going to be traveling by air but that just means the vast majority, some 89%, going to be hitting the road. that's about 43.5 million americans hitting the road this week. many of them today. fueled in large part by those low gas prices. $2.13 right now the national average. of course, with that many people hitting the road they expect accident

and music from willie nelson. and now, for the most part, [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. appreciate it. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i have to tell you something. i had the weirdest, weirdest dream last night. remember that guy who used to host "the apprentice"? i dreamed we elected him president. and you were there, and [ laughter ] cleto, you weren't there either and your father wasn't there either. but everyone -- wow, what the hell happened? the hats worked. those stupid hats. those hats that looked like they were printed at a kiosk in the middle of a westfield mall. turns out they were magic, like frosty the snowman. last night donald trump reached out and grabbed america by the -- virginia. [ laughter ] about this? i don't want to spoil it. [ laughter ] should have said spoiler alert. i watched news coverage all night last night. it was especially interesting to watch the change in tone as the night progressed. they started out upbeat. as the evening went on and the results came in,

willie? >> all right. kristen welker playing hurt for us through a cold this morning, thank you so much. always good to see you. >>> and your family may be some of the millions of americans headed home this holiday weekend. as always, you have a lot to contend with. and we are following all of it for you. let's dahlgren watching the roads for us from new jersey. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. heading out now may not be so bad a time. look at the new jersey turnpike. quiet right now. that means it gets busy later on. this is the busiest thanksgiving travel week bef scee the recession. about 8% of americans going to be traveling by air but that just means the vast majority, some 89%, going to be hitting the road. that's about 43.5 million week. many of them today. fueled in large part by those low gas prices. $2.13 right now the national average. of course, with that many people hitting the road they expect accidents to be up, as well. if you are headed out, be careful

and music from willie nelson. and now, for the most part, [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. appreciate it. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i have to tell you something. i had the weirdest, weirdest dream last night. remember that guy who used to host "the apprentice"? i dreamed we elected him president. and you were there, and you were you weren't there. [ laughter ] cleto, you weren't there either and your father wasn't there either. but everyone -- wow, what the hell happened? the hats worked. those stupid hats. those hats that looked like they were printed at a kiosk in the middle of a westfield mall. turns out they were magic, like frosty the snowman. last night donald trump reached out and grabbed america by the -- virginia. [ laughter ] to somehow become president of the united states. i don't want to spoil it. [ laughter ] should have said spoiler alert. i watched news coverage all night last night. it was especially interesting to watch the change in tone as the night progressed. they st

>> willie simmons: no one else can compare with us. like there is no other senator who can sit and talk to you and tell you that they represent dockery plantation, where the blues supposed to been born. there's no one else can tell you that in his district is the home of b.b. king. can tell you that he represents the area where fannie lou hamer came from. where jerry butler was born. go on and name others. the staple singers. when we talk about the heritage and the culture and what comes out of the delta, that's all within this little district that i represent. so mississippi delta has that pride. >> anthony: 46 miles southeast is greenwood. a town with a lot of history. most of it of the not good variety. known unfortunately as much for byron de la beckwith, and tom brady's infamous speech after brown v. the board of education as anything else, fairly or not, it's hard to get past that. during all the years of cruelty and struggle from 1933 on, through it all and until today, this place, lusco's, was a beloved institution. once a groc

and music from willie nelson. and now, for the most part, [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. appreciate it. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i have to tell you something. i had the weirdest, weirdest dream last night. remember that guy who used to host "the apprentice"? i dreamed we elected him president. and you were there, and you were you weren't there. [ laughter ] cleto, you weren't there either and your father wasn't there either. but everyone -- wow, what the hell happened? the hats worked. those stupid hats. those hats that looked like they were printed at a kiosk in the middle of a westfield mall. turns out they were magic, like frosty the snowman. last night donald trump reached out and grabbed america by the -- virginia. [ laughter ] to somehow become president of the united states. about this? i don't want to spoil it. [ laughter ] should have said spoiler alert. i watched news coverage all night last night. it was especially interesting to watch the change in tone as the night progres

if you don't, vote for and help elect willis smith for senator. he will uphold the traditions of the south." that was the willis-smith campaign for senate in 1950 in north carolina. you know this kind of stuff went on, but takes your breath away to see it, right? the campaign for willis smith for senate that year, they also famously doctored a photo to make it look like the incumbent's wife, to make it look like frank porter graham's wife had been photographed dancing with a black man. it was a fake photo, but they circulated it in north carolina in the senate race that year. in 1948, right, just the year before frank porter graham had been nominate to the seat, two years before the senate race, president truman had ordered the desegregation of the u.s. armenia. famous landmark in american history. 1948, the desegregation of the military. famously, that was in -- ultimately a huge success. in 1948, 1949, when the decision was fresh, in that north carolina senate race against frank porter graham, with the wake up white people flyer and fake photo o

and music from willie nelson. and now, for the most part, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. appreciate it. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i have to tell you something. i had the weirdest, weirdest dream last night. remember that guy who used to host "the apprentice"? i dreamed we elected him president. and you were there, and you were there. you weren't there. [ laughter ] cleto, you weren't there either and your father wasn't there either. but everyone -- wow, what the hell happened? the hats worked. those stupid hats. those hats that looked like they were printed at a kiosk in the middle of a westfield mall. turns out they were magic, like frosty the snowman. last night donald trump reached out and grabbed america by the -- virginia. [ laughter ] to somehow become president of the united states. are any of you just now hearing about this? i don't want to spoil it. [ laughter ] should have said spoiler alert. i watched news coverage all night last night. it was espe

khenti says a friend recommended he try willis dady. he says he felt welcomed immediately. 12:32 "they give you a lot of resources. and you go out there and try to find some resources. plus they help us try to get an apartment of our own."as cooler temps roll through, willis dady says balancing safety and outreach can be a challenge. trepp: 8:42, "we struggle with the balance of providing a true term solutions, which we know is housing." that's why the community overflow weather shelter system was formed just last year. organizers pushed for more funding, so they can open once temperatures are freezing. trepp: 4: 48, "the linn county supervisors allocated $30,000 to help us fund the entire process. that includes staff times helping with transportation. the shelters say the goal is to get more people into safe ei lessons. 8:58, 'let's just get people inside and hopefully we can connect them with services the next day that can be a big help. when some in the shelters say asking for help is the hardest challenge. khenti: 13:08, "i like thi

and music from willie nelson. and now, for the most part, [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. appreciate it. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i have to tell you something. i had the weirdest, weirdest dream last night. remember that guy who used to host "the apprentice"? i dreamed we elected him president. an there. you weren't there. [ laughter ] cleto, you weren't there either and your father wasn't there either. but everyone -- wow, what the hell happened? the hats worked. those stupid hats. those hats that looked like they were printed at a kiosk in the middle of a westfield mall. turns out they were magic, like frosty the snowman. last night donald trump reached out and grabbed america by the -- virginia. [ laughter ] the united states. are any of you just now hearing about this? i don't want to spoil it. [ laughter ] should have said spoiler alert. i watched news coverage all night last night. it was especially interesting to watch the change in tone as the night progressed. they started out

i can't talk enough about dwight and willie and working this out the last two or three days. thank you all for coming this morning. we hope to ride the system home around 5:00. is that correct, jeff? >> it takes us most of the day to completely get up to full service levels.ç by tomorrow morning, the start of service we should be good. >> can people get them now? >> it's hit or miss. employees, we'll activate a route. over the course of the day service will come back up. >> as of right now, employees could start reporting for duty, whatever their job is? >> correct. >> should be able to get a bus home for the p.m. rush but not the a.m. rush. >> even the p.m. rush we should be mostly good. it really will take -- it usually takes about a full 24 hours for us to be running absolute full service, normal service. >> what do you expect to be running first, buses, trains? >> probably the broad street will come out pretty soon. and then we try to put out some of the heavier bus routes first. then it's just progresses on as the day goes on. >> what would you say you are able to come

the arrest report said that willie wortham downed shots before the crash. it's our top story. kelsey thomas is live where the crash happened. >> i want to give everybody an idea what the neighborhood is like. this is rainbow. this is a neighborhood filled with apartment ce police say willie wortham was barreling down the road racing another driver on saturday night when he killed those two brothers and what happened next has a mother heartbroken. >> every single mom, you want to protect your kids as a kid. you want to protect your kids. my kids call me, i'm always there. this one time i wish i wouldn't have answered the phone. he just asked what i wanted for preparing to bury two of her sons. today, she's visiting the ever-growing memorial where jermaine asher and robert sean roberts were killed by a suspected drunk driving. >> oh, my god. i'm trying to be strong. >> reporter: the days since have been killed with anger and grief. >> no. i'm not okay. i will never be okay. i know people want me to be okay but i will >> reporter: in a black jail jump suit, the suspected driver,

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and music from willie nelson. and now, for the most part, [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. appreciate it. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i have to tell you something. i had the weirdest, weirdest dream last night. remember that guy who used to host "the apprentice"? i dreamed we elected him president. and you were there, and you were th [ laughter ] cleto, you weren't there either and your father wasn't there either. but everyone -- wow, what the hell happened? the hats worked. those stupid hats. those hats that looked like they were printed at a kiosk in the middle of a westfield mall. turns out they were magic, like frosty the snowman. last night donald trump reached out and grabbed america by the -- virginia. [ laughter ] to somehow become president of the united states. about this? i don't want to spoil it. [ laughter ] should have said spoiler alert. i watched news coverage all night last night. it was especially interesting to watch the change in tone as the night progressed. they starte