charles: even. that number is 2 to 3 million people and it means breaking up families. >> if they committed a crime, absolutely. charles: what about the sanctuary cities, particularly more and more of them are vowing to disregard president-elect trump's even when it comes to criminals. they are saying we are going to provide them shelter and defy the federal government. what's going to happen. do you think that's a smart move? do you talk to these mayors and say this has gone too far? >> i talked to the mayors and they are concern about the chaos it will create if you start going house to house. they are concerned about the family breakup. they don't have the funds to do this. charles: we have the opposing voice, a familiar voice from arizona. the former governor. we'll be right back. [ male annnouncer ] with customink, you can design custom t-shirts and other great products for every occasion -- from the first day of school to game day and everything in between. with the best collection of styles a

"making money" with charles payne is next. [♪] charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. the president-elect announced he intends to nominate betsy devos as education secretary and nikki haley is slated to serve as ambassador to the united nations. i know you see it all over social media. we'll keep you updated. then there is all the suspense swirling around anti-trump crusader mitt romney. we told you last night he's reportedly the top contendser fosecretary of state. but not everyone is on board in the trump camp with this particular pick. >> i'm unhappy that tonight did everything he could to derail donald trump. >> the challenge with governor romney is not just what he said about trump, he was trump's most vicious opponent on the republican side. charles: joining me now, morgan ortegas and gina louden. it's creating a schism among the trump supporters and the idea he would go with mitt romney. what do you think? >> i am one of those trump supporters who hopes he doesn't. as i watched mr. trump prong throughout this campaign, many of us including myself have overestima

charles payne has that for you on "making money." charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. fox news has new polls released at this very moment. it shows the race between donald trump and hillary clinton could not be much tighter nationally. clinton leads trump 45-43. gary johnson at 5% and jill stein 2%. in a head-to-head matchup clinton leads trump just by 1%. two weeks ago, clinton is down 3 points from where she was and trump up 1 point. with four days to go until america chooses their next president, there is no news that the polls tightened. joining me now to discuss, adriana cohen, brian king and gina louden. the composition of the poll was 40% democrat and 40% republican. you wrote about this article about the state of and next clinton campaign. >> i think the clinton campaign, their allies and the mainstream media kind of panicked. you had the mainstream media saying it was addressed only to the republicans. but on page two it's addressed to republicans and democrats on the committee. the strategy was continued for several days, and i think it's not a wise strategy

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. the revolving door of power players entering and exiting trump towers. senator jeff sessions, lieutenant general michael flynn and rudy giuliani all spotted entering the fifth avenue building today. trump slammed the "new york times" for saying the transition is in trouble. but trump says it's on track. >> we are not going to rush. we are going to make sure people will pass confirmation. i think it's important to look back at president obama even didn't have his entire cabinet formed within the first week, and we'll make sure we get it right. charles: joining me to discuss, tammy bruce, and ford connell. is too much being made of the transition team? the mainstream media is eating it up. >> if we learned anything about this electoral process it's who has been wrong and who has been right. the legacy media has not gotten it right. i think you and i should go into the trump towers and see what happens the next dane wave pat every one -- and wave at everyone. this is the absurdity of wha

charles: good evening, breaking news. president-elect trump naming three major appointment. rd general michael flynn is national security advisor. mike pompeo to head the cia and senator sessions as attorney general. trump tweeted, we'll be work all weekend in closing the great men and women who will be making america great again. so much speculation over all three these particular jobs. how do you feel about it? obviously to a degree donald trump rewarding loyalty. but all three great qualified people. >> i think they are very qualified. more importantly on two big issues, there is a pattern among all three men. they are reforms and forward thinkers, very strong thinkers on radical islam. they have said thing that most americans would think are patently true but not politically correct about radical islam and the threat it poses to the united states. but all of these men have a streak for reform for challenging government bureaucracy. very strong picks, i think. charles: national security at the forefront. it was an issu

right now charles payne is on deck. he is up next. ♪ charles: good evening. i am charles payne. president-elect donald trump making official his economic team. steve mnuchin is the choice to serve as treasury secretary. we got wilbur ross the pick for commerce. these are two titans in the financial area. they were on both at same time with "mornings with maria." they laid out their future boss's highest priorities. watch this. >> our number one priority will be tax reform. we think about lowering the corporate tax rate we'll make u.s. corporations incredibly competitive and create enormous amounts of money comes back onshore and creates job. >> every small bank has more compliance people than lending officers. that is a very flawed business model. >> even at large banks, regulators have offices there. >> that is not the way to run a bank. government is not the right way to allocate capital. charles: all right. there you have it. wilbur ross and mnuchin talking about three top priorities, taxes growth, easing bank lending. sounds like music to my ears. let ask tammy bruce. jeff,

charles: this is a victory. if you get tyga to write a check for $100,000 you have to see that as a victory. >> he's been getting cars repossessed and dodging it. harvey: you know what he needs to do? >> pay the other half. harvey: that is the question will he come up half or taking things to the brink and not paying until he absolutely positively must? >> i think when they start was a real moment for him that kylie is definitely involved and she's not going to be happy if she sits through it. i think he manned up and did the right thing and i think he will pay his debt. harvey: he is not going to pay this. the deadline is november 17. >> 17. harvey: november 16 the money is not paid. charles: as long as he pays on the 17th. charles: i will agree on this. >> do you think kris will ask him every day did you pay there? >> marcus from newport news, california. what i don't understand is how tyga would even let it get to that point where they have to subpoena kylie into court to look further into tyga as does he rea

. >> charles: thanks. two bartenders in a sheboygan >> shannon: mary heisman and curt were working at union tab during the robbery in july. responding officers shot and killed the suspect. one of the bullets hit essling. both bartenders claim the officers were negligent and knowingly started shooting with innocent bystanders in the line of fire. >> charles: a judge is waiting on mental health evalue as i to determine if a woman will stand trial for killing her son. be completed in time for a hearing today. it's being pushed back to next week. she told police in august she heard voices that told her to kill the child. >> shannon: continuing to follow breaking news out of tennessee where multiple children have died in a bus crash. that bus was carrying 35 elementary school students. we're told that number has risen to six. they were hit by a tree this afternoon near chattanooga. it s had to be rescued from inside. the last kid was pulled out about hour ago. the bus driver survived and is talking to investiga

charles payne is up next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne, and i have breaking news for you right now, just moments ago fox news' john roberts reporting that a transition source with knowledge of trump's thinking says steve mnuchin is the pick for treasury secretary. john roberts reporting that the announcement could come as early as tomorrow. also at any minute now, we expect president-elect donald trump and former republican nominee mitt romney to sit down for a private dipper, and it's adding to mounting speculation that despite his divisive words and actions and adamant resistance within the trump camp itself, mitt romney could get the secretary of state nod. trump tower, by the way, has been swirling with recent potential secretary of state nominees including mitt romney, senator bob corker, general david petraeus and, of course, rudy giuliani. joining me now to talk about it, tammy bruce, mark serrano and betsy wood rough. betsy woodruff. tammy? i know you're a giuliani fan. >> yeah, absolutely.

"making money" charles payne next. charles: breaking news. f.b.i. says it has come to the same conclusion on the hillary clinton email saga it had back in july. nothing has changed. 650,000 emails and no charges. good evening. i'm charles payne. we begin with the november surprise. sphiebs james comey sending a letter to congress that read in part based on our review we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in july with respect to secretary clinton. it was october 28 comey sent another letter to congress saying the bureau was going to review newly discovered emails found during an is vaition of anthony weiner. he's the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. brian fallon took to twitter. then the trump campaign was swift to strike back stating then why did you, your colleagues and candidate attack comey, and his credibility. bill, the saga never stops. your assessment on how this whole thing played out. >> charles, i am somewhat baffled by the whole thing. i guess what the director did on october 28 was inform the congress as

"making mone wh charles payne is next. charles: breaking news. two hours ago president obama weighed in on two high-profile appointments by president-elect trump. >> the people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president. the 45th president of the united states. and it will be up to him to set up a team that he thinks will serve him well and reflect his policies. and those who didn't vote for him have to recognize that that's how democracy works. charles: president obama giving the president-elect the benefit of the doubt. neither bannon nor priebus come without controversy. reince is a long-time ally of speaker paul ryan and is considered to be the ultimate washington insider. mark, you know putting these pieces together can be complicated, even more so this year because of the campaign donald trump ran as the complete insider. are you happy thus far? >> i'm happy. i think bannon is a great choice to maintain the movement and hold everyone accountable to that movement. donald trump has a bond with the american people, and that bond will

he's responsible for charles's death. everyone of you put a noose around charle's neck. supposedly to make him tell what he knew about rainy's killing. did ever strike you that somebody knew what he might say and had to stop it? i'll be back. (knocking on the door) mrs. lopez? my name is hoby gilman. i'm sorry to trouble you, but i' making an investigation for the texas ranger. i'd like to talk to you about your husband. my husband is dead. what's left to talk about? thank you. how long did your husband work at the liberty stable, mrs. lopez? two years. ah did he get along alright with this carl rainy? he did what he was told. well how about george mason, the owner of the stable? did he get along with him? d. when they arrested my husband, senor mason came. and he told charles not to worry, he knew about the baby, and lele money to take care of us while charles was in jail. he believed my husband was innocent. did you heard him say that? no. my husband told me. well, did you tell sheriff fremont about it? what is there to tell, that senor mason couldn't tell him? yeah, i

peter: hey, charles. we are trying to confirm multiple reports that jill stein filed for rea recount in pennsylvania. we reached out to campaign and have not heard back yet and we will get that to you as soon as we get it, of course. in wisconsin trump received 20,000 more votes, they each got 1.4 million votes and jill stein 31,000 total votes. now she wants to do it in pennsylvania and she also wants recount in michigan as well. green party estimates recounts in all three states will cost 6 to 7 million. stein campaign says the recounts are not intend today help hillary clinton, they're about to integrity of elections. the clinton campaign is participating in this despite what clinton said in that final presidential debate. listen. >> that's horrifying, you know, every time donald thinks things aren't going in his direction, he claims whatever is rigged against him. that's not the way our democracy works. we have been around 240 years, we've had free and fair elections. we've accepted the outcomes when

making money with charles payne is next. charles: more reaction tonight for the probe tied to the heap e-mail server. between the clinton foundation and the state department. a law enforcement source tells fox news and agents found documents related to the clinton foundation on his laptop and they also found documents that they strongly believed to be classified on the computer belonged to the estranged husband. two sources also tell fox news of theirs at fox -- a 99% chance that at least five agencies hacked the private clinton server. let me go to you first here. of course this is a story and involves sources. we keep hearing that the massive turmoil between the fbi and the justice department in part because they want this information to be more public. >> is seeing a lot of the tensions and start to emerge because they have wanted to pursue this clinton foundation investigation more aggressively than the justice department was willing to let them. most of them have cited at the that lack of evidence that they felt fbi age

"making money" charles payne next. charles: the dow industrial average skyrocketing near an all-time high after donald trump pulls out a stunner. he's now president he select trump. the dow closed up 256 points, just shy of a record. that's avenue tiewrs collapsed some 800 points as donald trump was pulling off the miracle of miracles overnight. president obama scheduled to host donald trump at the white house to shep smooth a peaceful transition of power. the point now is the message. from trump i think it's pretty clear. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. we are going to fix our inner cities. and we build our highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools, hospitals. we are going to rebuild our infrastructure. which will become by the way second to none. charles: that was donald trump speak but last night it was the people who spoke. question is what exactly did they say. gina, what is the message? because, you know, toddling around the tv stations it was unclear. what was the m

charles: paul, thank you very much, appreciate it. >> thank you, charles. charles: at home, an exciting and eventful two weeks. we worked straight through. lou dobbs has an hour or two left. see you next week. lou: good evening, everybody. it has been barely three days since voters elected america's 45th president, but president-elect donald trump is on the move. he's working hard at selecting his transition team, selecting who will join him in government, in the white house. in his cabinet. throughout his administration. president-elect this morning tweeted about the decisions he'll be making saying this -- but the president-elect is creating a structure and organization around him that

proceeds benefit the mack fund, >> charles: what did you do that? a veteran is spending veteran's day returning the purple heart to his surviving family members. mike found the medal on ebay. he volunteers with a nonprofit called purple hearts reunited. members to return them. >> the general public doesn't realize that the medals are being bought and sold like baseball cards out there. it's very sad to see tt you know, people are looking at the monetary value of these or doing the right thing and getting them returnedo the family members like they should be. >> charles: he reunited more than a dozen families with a purple heart medical soar this year. >> shannon: after months of closure, a major road up in downtown wautosa. >> charles: a progress repor >> reporter: residents and business owners in dntown wauwatosa are excited these days and they say tt's becauhe end of the cit strt scape project is finally near. it's beginning to look a lot like thend is near. >> i'm june lent. that is the first word that comes to mind. it's wonderful. >> reporter:

put your glasses on, charles. you want to make sure to watch the now milwaukee coming up next. >> charles: the best way to see it. >> john: i watch it every day. >> shannon: you like to geek >> even when you're on vacation? >> john: i do. >> you dvr it? >> john: i don't want to miss general jesse's geek out. 54 degrees at 8:00, the clouds are rolling in. your election day weather, if you're going out between 7:00 and 9:00 could see a shower but not bad for the rest of the day. >> s putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chest

charles payne next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne, breaking news, the shockwaves from fbi director james comey, his move to revive the investigation tied to hillary clinton's use of private e-mail server are reverberating. at this moment, the fbi is using computer software to begin searching for relevant e-mails found on a laptop that belongs to anthony weiner, of course, the estranged of top clinton aide huma abedin. one thing is clear, comey is take heat from both sides of the aisle. joining me now, the man who grilled comey during congressional testimony in, republican representative ron desantos. thank you for joining us. before we get into the nuances what may be going on here. the initial theme from the mainstream media, 80% of them was to focus on comey and reasons for doing this. jim jordan didn't think it was the right thing to do. trey gowdy thought that perhaps it was the wrong time as well. what's your feeling as someone who's so close to this and had an opportunity to grill james

in racine, today's tmj4. >> charles: let's hope that perfect world exists. the cost of building the first five homes and acquiring the property was about $125,000. renovations to the community center will cost another $50,000. and we're told the group has already raised more than half of that money. a >> shannon: yes. pretty good. the boys of summer are gone, but a crew of professionals were back on the field today at miller park. >> charles: up next, a special behind the scenes look at how they get one of the biggest lawns in wisconsin ready for >> shannon: more news now. a sheboygan county man is sentenced to 15 years in prison for making explosives. he was arrested after an explosion at his home in the village of waldo back in february. he was injured and the whole neighborhood had to be evacuated. >> charles: guns, drugs and prescription pills were found after a police chase ends in west milwaukee, which started as ra a car drove off and eventually crashed. two milwaukee been were arrested. the car they were riding in were stolen, police said. so was one

charles: okay. but again, the momentum that he has, how do you deny that momentum, mark, and i'll let you back, in rachel? >> there's a difference between it becoming tighter and it becoming tight. yes. it is becoming tighter in wisconsin. it's still hers to lose. it is becoming tighter in michigan, it's still hers to lose. i'm from pennsylvania, donald trump is not winning pennsylvania. shouldn't even bother coming there. and i don't think that he is going to be able to run the table. he has to win everywhere and that is just too tall an order with too short a time left. charles: rachel, here's the thing, a week ago, almost every pundit wrote donald trump off, said there is no path now. there are multiple paths to the possibility of him getting 270. >> that's right. it's very volatile, and you guys talked earlier about underreporting. i'll tell you, trump voters are underreported. i know people who are voting for trump who are afraid to put donald trump signs in their yards much less their business

charles: that was beautiful and touching. the former governor of indiana mike pence which is a touching the turn of the conquering. he said thank you sometimes anything to and he thanked god and his family over and over. editor in chief of the hill. anthony, i tell you he just seems like such an amazing down-to-earth real person. he was sort of a counter to donald trump that the way that they need. is he really as great as he seems. >> what you see is what you get. he has a way about him that is appealing to semi different people. this is why they like each other. mister trump what you see is what you get. there is a commonality there. and they genuinely like each other. mister trump is constantly saying this is one of the best decisions that he's done a lot of the stuff that goes on in the transition is going to be off the template. donald trump doesn't listen to anyone. i get the sense that he does take the council, and criticism otherwise from governor pentz. there is a ring of people that had had mister trump's trust he i

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making money with charles payne is next. ♪ >> good evening, i'm charles payne and we're all fired up because america is going to elect a new president in just three days. fox business has it all covered for you. we are live on the ground across the country, covering it toughest and closest races all weekend long. trump and clinton battling it out for where we go now. the stakes are highest in florida and we want to begin with adam shapiro in tampa. adam. >> and this is, charles, ground zero, you might say for this election. tampa, the bellwether city and the bellwether county knows only for florida, but for the entire country. it all comes down to what happens right here. how this election will play out. now, the key to this for donald trump is getting not only his base to show up at the polls, but also the people referred to as dixie-crats. here in florida, there are people whose families, generation after generation, are registered democrat, but they vote republican. they are dixie-crats and we run into them in the trump rallies. we asked these people what is it about donald trump?

>> shannon: frankly says he is going to review how they collect data this election season. >> charles: the polls were also way off in the race for senate wisconsin. senator johnson tested feingold. johnson received 50% of the vote to russ feingold's 46%. wisconsin state republican phenomenon for the largest majorities in the senate and assembly in decades. the gop has its biggest majority in the state assembly since the 1950s. >> shannon: southeast wisconsin school districts are getting a bond boost. germantown voters okayed a $84 million school district improvement project, which includes renovations, new classrooms, and a performing arts center. the arrowhead school district has to wait for its proposed new school building. voters did not approve the district's $65 million proposal. and a taxpayer and taxpayers voted yes to $28 million in bonds for improvements at the high school, as well as the middle school. the vote comes after this video was posted to social media less than two weeks ago showing a waterfall pouring from the ceiling of the middle school. the superintendent says i

charles: thank you very much general. >> thank you. charles: thank you for watching at home, every night 6 p.m., dvr the show, lou dobbs is next. lou: 52 days now until president-elect trump's inauguration and the transition team it under attack from all corners it seems, much of the recent sniping concerns mr. trump's potential choice of secretary of state. today saying he was quote very impressed after meeting with retired general, david petraeus, at trump you to either afternoon. and -- trump tower this afternoon, and mitt romney still on a short list, transition team announcing that mr. trump will meet with a second

. >> charles: a championship tribute. we'll show you next season's brewer's fans giveaway honoring >> shannon: something to look forward to for brewers fan. the teams released the 2017 fan giveaways. >> charles: mark it on your calendar. the stolen base champion after he lead the major leagues with 62 stolen bases last year. may 14th get out your robin yount bobble head, depicting him on a motorcycle following the 1982 world series celebration. collectibles in july, a replica jersey giveaway and replica of the brewers 1982 championship ring. august 13th is a bob eucker magic eight ball. see the entire schedule on our website, tmj4.com. >> charles: a lot of good gifts. >> shannon: improvement plans are moving forward at dozens of wisconsin school districts. following election day. >> charles: get this. out of the 67 school referendum questions on billion lots statewide only 12 >> shannon: lauren spoke with one district benefiting from the vote. >> reporter: to some people $84 million might seem like a hefty price the pay f

charles is 38. he likes putting on a kilt and doing fly fishing, i guess. [ laughter ] now, tho-those-those people in england who support charles say that di and those who support di say that charles is a stick in the mud, whose idea of fun is hiking in scotland. well, in pursuit of the real truth, we hired our own-- ya know, we have reciprocating photographers, who live over there, also-- for "the tonight show, only do work for "the tonight show." so, we called our london photographer, nigel keyhole, [ laughter ] to snap some secret surveillance photos of charles and di. >> no one else has these. >> what? >> no one else has these. >> no. [ laughter ] you look at the photos, and, uh, you determine whether the marriage is in trouble. watch the monitor. now, alone in his kitchen, a despondent charles plays "she loves me, she loves me not, " with the caraway seeds in his rye bread. [ laughter ] you asked for this. now, i was for the phobias, myself. [ laughter ] di-di lets cartoonist garry trudeau draw

charles doesn't say things lightly. i went to defer to the possibility that the future will be different than the past. it is true luddites have always been wrong. the idea that you jerk, the technology induced in the future has never been correct. so specifically doubtful about this claim in at least the near term. if in fact technology or labor substituting capital, that substitutes for workers was entering the workforce at an accelerating rate we would see productivity growth, nothing but output per hour. output per hour of work. if we were creating more output let's work which is what technologists tell us is a symptom of this we would be seeing productivity celebrate. and significantly, i would argue what really should be arguing about up here, evidence that there is something wrong with this hypothesis. that is very near term, looking around distant corners which we have never been right about distant corners and i'm afraid we are not now but any evidence that would lead you to believe you want to take apart a sys

charles: paul ryan spoke earlier today. i want you to listen to this. >> i have already supported term limits. i don't know where all of the other members stand. >> he has been on capitol hill for 18 years. to the great that might be the face of what he did. the follow-up question when he proposed legislation. again the question is this kind of stuff easier said than done? >> not for president trump. it has to be done. but the question on a constitutional amendment. and let's see what happens. we would go a long way to restore confidence and trust in washington. >> i don't think our country it was ever designed for these career politicians particularly those. by serving the people. the congressman to come to the town you -- by a huge 2 million-dollar house. the hard part about this. it needs to be passed through congress. this is some sort of legislation like this. they will be hurting their own career prospects. he was supportive of it. he didn't say he was gonna bring up a bill in front of the house to pass it. charles: o

of work from the if you heard from charles. this will take 10 minutes tops on a note of agreement. this is something worth elevating and perhaps agreed upon. i have a pretty significant wrinkle i looked into in of you is if you never will. so this may be aei based on extensive evidence and the affordable care act are all working very well. having never attended and fax -- a fax, there certainly has to ask of those programs that need work as charles suggested. solvency issues must be resolved with a social insurance program. but in the very first page of this book he says his band political disbelief which is actually a reasonable thing if you're going to read about a large game changer, you have to suspend almost any policy these days you have to suspend political disbelief. i would argue that impact achieving the insolvency of the social insurance program is a less heavy lift and getting these kinds of changes charles is introducing. in our commentary i can say more about this. let me start off as social security and work my w

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and charles says in the last ten years he's sold flags all over the four states. charles surgi, flag man, "as far as neosho, monett, springfield, uh fort scott " and if you ever travel with charles expect to make a few "remember taking a few trips where they'd drive around and see a tattered one and they'd go in and say i think you need a new flag." brad douglas, reporting, "all right, keep flying those flags charles and stay young. let's send it back to you." >>> we'll be right back......../// ((brian loftus)) several metro officers are investigating an officer involved shooting. we'll tell you when and where the shooting started. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...donald trump is recieving some backlash after naming members for his transitional team. ((brian loftus)) >> and...the skies are clear, but the cold is nearby.... sherry joins to let us know if we should be expecting colder weather. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day >>> thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day, th

charles: no. harvey: nobody noticed. >> i think a lot of people wouldn't notice he i think her name is probably a lot more popular or visible than her face is. charles: people rock the name. harvey: i think her face is pretty damn visible. she's been especially in new york with hillary clinton her entire career and i think that people know who she is and you forget anthony weiner her face became more recognizable. with know right away but if that is the case if you say everyone knows it why isn't anyone bothering her or trying it talk to her. charles: i don't know. harvey: this is a big deal. i will just say that the most awesome thing in the world that would make everybody love her what if she dressed up like comey. would that be awesome? >> she would be trolling everybody. harvey: ragan would like that even. it would be funny but i don't think hillary clinton with like it. >> a lot of people would be very upset if she did that. charles: like her boss would be upset. >> this is heather. she was o

. - charles, charles, i promise to behave. oh charles, i can't stand it any longer. i can't stand it. if i don't get out of this house, i'll go mad! oh charles, i want to make friends, go shopping-- - shopping. - be like other women, don't you understand? - but you are not like other women. other women do not get themselves into a drunken stupor a spree and wind up almost running a child down. other women help their husband's careers, they do not destroy them. now, get back to your room. - no, no, no! i will not be kept a prisoner in this house any longer. i am going to tell the world what you have done to me. - have you counted the number of times that we have had to move? the positions i have given up because of you, have you? (suspenseful music) (screaming) - and that's the end of her. oh, john will be so happy. - ahem, mrs. fenton? i'm mrs. blanchard, i've been wanting to meet you. ook the liberty of walking in. - mrs. blanchard? - yes. - come in please, you have no idea how glad i am to see you. - it's all so pretty here, just the way i imagined it. - i was begi

charles: have you dealt with. this week rudy guliani met with president-elect trump, he is being considered for a cabinet position, most likely secretary of of state, talk to us about rudy's qualifications for that job, his temper a temperament and what he may bring to it. >> people don't realize, as mayor of new york city have you a think about this is big -- budget that is bigger than problem 40 different states. governor of massachusetts is budgeted about the same, he has a united nations in new york city, he has to deal with over 100 nationalities in new york city, jewish population of new york is second to the state of israel. and then rude rid rudy guliani in aftermath of 9/11 we saw his leadership, national leadership, we saw him in constant communications with dialogue with international heads of state. then, international business affairs, he was a private citizen, in private business, and has worked all over the world, done so quite well. >> right, next when we come back, we want to talk about america's

drive safely. >> charles: great job. well delivered. if you're not of taling, chances are you went to the grocery store today. she is live at the metro market to tell you which items most last minute shoppers forgot. >> reporter: most grocery stores will stay open tonight and open tomorrow m forget anything or in case you just need to do shopping in general. here is what to make sure you write dow on the list. >> iring allhe food, grandma does theooking. >> reporter: she is a last minutepp s and has a cart fuf thanksgiving necessities. >> we h the green, the turkeys, the?? drinks. >> rte she is confident she didn't forget anything but many grocery stores know that people will be running in tomorrow. >> might be a can of milk, o miss that small recipe. >> cranberries, the biggest one of the tt's the one everyone runs in?j?2 tomorrow. >> reporter: meijer compiled a list of theost k commonly forgotten items, cream cheese, but a l of pe forget tter. >> we sell it more this time of yehan other times year. >> reporter: a lot of people also te

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charles evans. mr. evans was placed in lockup and did extensive lockup time for assault on officer may. he was released from lockup and went down to general population. a couple of days ago he got involved in a verbal altercation with an inmate that led to also some verbal confrontation with staff. he was placed down in lockup. he's saying once again he's in fear for his life. >> he's been all through this once before with him and placed him in pc. we have acquiesced to just about every request he's tried to make and we've placed him all throughout this facility. he's been a problem since literally the day he came in. we'll do what we have to do and document it, but this guy's just going to be a real pain until he gets out of here. >> the next day warden ivey discusses an incident that landed him back in segregation. >> something must have happened. i wasn't here. you've got to tell me what happened. >> i was standing right next to him, warden. working out at the same time, tells the lockup, corporal ke

charles? charles? now, charles, i know you're in there. this is the only way out, so be sensible. charles, i'm all alone and i wanna talk to you alone, so there's nothing to fear. charles, you know i don't carry a gun. yes, i hear you. i i nt to talk to you, charles. what about? the money. are you coming? no, you come here. as you wisis now, remember, i'm all alone and i'i'unarmed. well, we'll be leaving now, charlie. morning. charles? good morning, mr. fairchild. the shades are drawn. i thought at first you didn't get back. no, sir, i've got an early customer. - morning. - morning. much obliged. much obliged to you, sir. - charles? - yes, sir? uh, yes, sir. but i must say i'm very glad to be back, sir. ?? - reagan. - timemeasn't made you any prettier, paladin. i saw him earlier today, hanging around with an old man. - they met me at that old way station.n. the old man's dead. - well... he don't keep it secret from his friends. (gunshot) have to sooner or later, why not now? - because his hands are tied and he doesn't have a gun. - i don't know, paladin, maybe you like the fit of

plans new stores in our area charles: did you see this... check it out. the hyenas take the milwaukee county zoo. the zoo says it's an animal enrichment active to awaken the hyena's senses. shannon: new steel beam for the buck's new arena arrived today at the port of milwaukee. they are sent to companies to be trimmed down to become part of the new arena roof. >> all the preparation in our shop will be cutting, coping, making as much fabrication in the shop as much as possible. shannon: the first beams were put on-site next week. charles: the jewish community center is getting a $1.5 million upgrade for its aquatics facility. the grant will be used to pay for a new pool, splash pad and a new locker room designed for campers with special needs. it the 2017 summer camp season. looks great. >>> registers of milwaukee's near west side will have a new choice for grocery shopping starting tomorrow. shannon: scott steele gives us an early look at the new sets to open early next year. reporter: this is a story about unimaginable success almost a sicily he began p

most of the assets from the ray charles asset went to the ray charles foundation. there's no one to check in on where the money's going in the foundation and who it's going to. >> you have to wonder, is this what ray charles would have wanted? >> see more on "ray charles r&b legend" thursday night on >> the holidays are around the corner. we're making things easier with early ideas in this "hollywood hot list." the galaxy tab pro s from samsung is a two in one for everyone on your list because you can stream, browse, and game on this super display. it runs windows 10, is powered by an intel processor, has a bundled keyboard so you can create, write, and edit just the way you would on a laptop. a great way to create memorable greeting cards this holiday season. they have unique cards from a global community of artists. you can customize the cards to express your individual style, plus convenient services like find it fast, and free addressing, make it an easy choice. stay tuned, we've got more ideas to get you in the holiday spirit. >>> next the holidays are right a

they caught him from the saint charles. he was over there."saint charles youth and family services-- right down the street from shariff's store.the private facility provides longer term treatment and intervention services to children and families.the director says they have a contract with milwaukee county to provide youth shelter services for teens waiting for their court date.she says they are there no more than month. they're ?supposed? to go to school or only gere thr human services worker permits them...but that's not always the case.cbs 58 requested police calls and reports from saint charles youth and family services. tober 30 o year...milwaukee police took 438 various types of reports. 62-percent of them refer to a missing teen.in just the first ten days of september...we found 13 reports for missing te. teens. "these kids are pre- adjudicated, they've committed crimes enough that the police have arrested them, they have not yet been found guilty, they're placed in this location, but it's not a lockdown facility."tenth district alderma

do we play fire with that, charles? >> they launched a war with us already, that's why oil is at $44 a barrel bottom line. they also just bought $200 billion worth of weapons. maybe think think they can defend themselves now. >> one hand watches the other. thank you very much. with trump the winner, democrats are now trying to make the electoral college itself the loser. does that mean they're sore losers? we debate, you decide. >>> well, you know, after the biggest upset in modern political history, i'm now including all of history. democrats are upset with the electoral college. they want to get rid of it. they say it's the second time in six years that we have been screwed by the system. >> the constitution is a sacred document, it is as sacred as the blood that runs in every american's brain. mrs. clinton didn't lose this election because of the constitution, she lost this election because she didn't run a good enough cool campaign. >> adam, it started with barbara boxer, other senators are looking at doing the same

charles: why vote for him? senator kirk: in my case, mitch mcconnell is pro-life and anti-gun control. so, i disagree with him. you disagree without being disagreeable. moderator: congresswoman? rep. duckworth: i think he just made my case. he has the meetings that he does -- but he actually does not take a real leadership role. i think you should be that leader in the senate. he should tell mitch mcconnell i will not vote for you in 2017 unless you agree to have these hearings and the vote. he is not willing to do that. moderator: charles, the question goes back to you. charles: this is to congresswoman duckworth. the pro-labor economic policy institute reports that your home state, state of illinois, the land of lincoln, has the highest african american unemployment rate among all 50 states. if you are elected, what would you do to reduce the african-american unemployment rate in illinois? specifically for african-americans? rep. duckworth: one of the things i'm working on now is looking at my work on federal