prall academy on staten island. that's an interesting switch in careers, and it looks like you're enjoying your work, which is great. mm-hmm. anyway, glad to have you all here, and ask you now to get ready for another "toss up." this one is worth $2,000. it's "things." ?? [ bell chimes ] cari. vowels & consonants. yeah, that's it. alive, alive-oh. [ applause ] yay. so...you got $2,000. great! and we're gonna start the first round by asking you to spin. the category is "phrase." go ahead. t. there are some t's. how many? vanna will show you. one, two, three... that's it. i'll buy a vowel -- an o. yes, five o's. whoo! well, that'll put a halt to it for now, anyway. sorry. n. three n's. i'd like to buy an a. i think we can do that as well. four of them, actually. i'd also like to buy a u. and we have a couple of u's for you. a make it? yeah. an f, please. yes, one f. i'd like to buy the i. two i's. and i'll buy the e. two e's. yeah. bought all the vowels. they're gone. an m, please. like to solve. uh, okay, go ahead. d

now, i am working in staten island at the shipyard, i just started this job today. we are taking in six new gantry cranes. six new cranes. we are taking them off the ship and building them in place. sam: so that is good news for the port. joe: the bridge is getting raise and they need more cranes. sam: let me open it to all of you, some questions for gay or joe. [indiscernible] gay: yes, the man who designed both the verrazano, i did meet him and interviewed him. he lived very well. he had a penthouse apartment above the carlyle hotel and madison avenue on 70 six st. i went uppenthouse and interviewed him there. he took me out to the balcony, the deck he had. he had binoculars and he could see all the way down to the verrazano bridge, and he could see the george washington bridge. he could also fix other bridges in new york. and use their premier designer. not only did he do these great but there is a little a green footbridge, have you seen it? when you're driving along the fdr, along 80-something bridge, the footbridge, i do not think it has a name. [indiscernible

then i have another -- i have a show here in staten island at the college of staten island. can't wait to try these meatballs. chris, i know you are a big jets fan. you got season tickets. >> i do, yes. >> we got some jets stuff for you. >> thank you, al. >> we've also got seven field passes for you -- >> wow! >> for not just any game but november 27th, jets versus patriots. >> i can boom tom brady up a >> tony danza, god bless. thank you so much. >> happy thanksgiving, everybody! >> chris, kim, everybody, thank you so much. that's it. that's the grand finale of the first annual ""today's turkey trot". thank you, guys. >> come on home. >> with meatballs. >>> willie's here with a look at what's coming up on sunday "today." >> we're going to be talking about this trump transition. over the weekend. >>> are you ready to feel old? it's been 25 years since rem's landmark album "out of time." they are re-releasing it. i spent some time with them. >> i'm old enough to remember when that was rem's new album. i'm...vince vitrano alongside gotter... lets get a check of the weather.. a

you know, staten island is a place that many immigrants come to. of course new york is broadly the home of immigration to this country. the majority of people who come to new york as immigrants come here through a legal process, just like many people's ancestors did through ellis island. 50% of our small businesses here in new york city are owned by people of color or some combination thereof. they are making new york great. and they are making america great. as long as you follow the rules you should be welcome here. >> reporter: his message to constituents fearing deportation now? >> i would tell these people to relax slightly. and i understand it's concerning. but they should wait to see what the administration puts forth. >> reporter: in his first televised interview as president-elect, mr. trump pledged to focus first on deporting immigrants with criminal records. he's yet to clarify his position on daca. diana chacon has no criminal record, but she's hardly comforted. >> when you're deporting one undocumented person, you're basically deportin

>> my name is kim and my family and i are from staten island, new york i know staten island gets a bad rap from movies and tv shows but it is really a wonderful, close-knit community that supports one another. family is so important. my husband is chris and we've been together over ten years. we have three beautiful kids and he's just the best husband and the best dad. chris works in finance in manhattan so he has a long day and a long commute. our family has so much fun together. chris loves to cook. and he wants our kids to continue the tradition of eating together as a family on sundays. chris' specialty is tony danza's meatballs. and what better italian to learn from? i don't think he's ever met him but every sunday we make tony danza's meatballs and those meatballs bring us together as a family. >> all right. we gathered eve chris' house. chris and kim's house. let's go and see if we can surprise him. allrightee, here we go. >> chris! how are you! come on out here, chris! and kim! your lovely wife! >> nice to meet you. >> are you doing my daughter's parent-teacher conference? >> y

last year he resigned from a large firm to open a small exterminating company on staten island. for some other activity. strigas. you're very clever, excellency. no, you're stupid. none of our agents have ever encountered the name strigas either published or in secret file. so, don't come with anymore of your insipid conclusions. yes, sir. i might however, suggest that you send one of our agents to pay a visit to continental exterminator company. - to see what he can see. - i do it myself, excellency. the one on the right is mr. donfield. on the left his wife. entertain mr. donfield, my dear. very well, darling. - who is the other one? - napoleon solo. agent with the u.n.c.l.e. u.n.c.l.e, ah? obviously, assigned to protect to mr. donfield. a little too obvious, i think. security organization be assigned to cover an american project? interesting question, excellency. yes, and you might trouble yourself to find out if our friend has returned from his exploration with an interesting answer. yes, sir. thank you. do not drink the champagne. merely dip your finger in and taste it. - sas-s. - c

the main area of low pressure, the curl here south of -- staten island, that will move south. if we get .1" or .2" that will be it. down to 30s and the front will cross cape cod and the islands. but the sun will be there sunnier day, breezy and cool. the temperature at 50 at lunchtime and the breeze out of the west and turns more southwesterly in the evening and a chilly night as we fall back in the courts. the highs will be mainly in the low 50s exactly where we should be for this time of year and then changes on friday, and this front has more going for it. it doesn't have a lot of moisture, so a band of clouds, maybe a sprinkle moving through, and the biggest y and windier. we could see gusts out of the northwest at 40 miles per hour. temperatures falling, chilly on friday night and a brisk start to the weekend but the cold air will not stick around for too long. veteran's day, a quiet note and midday, the front will move across and the wind will be gusty, and if you have plans on chillier outside. breezy and cool for saturday and locked in the 40s, and dry, sunday, 67 for

you said staten island. hi, elsa. it's good to see you. oh! i'm home cooking and you're out here taking a cruise. and you two, i should've known you'll be behind the whole thing. no, madam, as a matter of fact these two are if anything against this whole thing. it was two-way, illya. i thought it might be. - you are therefore russian. - yes. good. you can be of help to us. a very distinguished artist has recently joined our group. unfortunately, there's a small problem of communication. vasili chekorokavich. yes. well, you know a good deal. (solo) 'from what i gather you overheard.' you also know that we're here to stop this piracy. but in coming aboard my ship, you have joined the colony. you are now full fledged members of my little body of survivors. - so we're prisoners? - in a-- madam, i'm a firm believer in freedom. therefore, you are all free. choose whatever word you wish. to describe your condition. well, in that case, words that come to mind are shanghaiing, kidnapping and the like. you know, despite all your polish, captain. you're

in august, a 13 year boy from staten island took his life after being bullied. it's a problem that can affect any of your kids. and while you as a parent may try your best to intervene, 10 news reporter jennifer titus shows you-- how a local martial arts instructor-- is doing what he can to kick out bullying. take pkg: 2822 'hi ya' during a jim gradens martial arts class in seminole- 2832 'there we go no step' there's a lot to be learned 2840 'pop pop pop' but in between the chops 2924 'one two three back no jab' there's a message bigger than any kick 2935 'chin down straight across' you'll see on this mat. 219 'recently i've pleasant' tyler sparacino is one of the more than three million kids bullied in school every year. 350 'it hurts kids feelings it makes them feel really bad for who they are' and that's why he's here nats in this class nats this class is focused on anti bullying nats teaching kids like tyler how to fight back 458 'bullying is all around' jim graden says his class teaches students confidence 13 'it's a martial arts class that incorporate ant

they said he should come to this address on staten island for an interview. - and he never came back. - nope. i've got a piece of pound cake. no, no, no, thanks. please, sit down. and you say that was two weeks ago? that's right. i finally checked with the police. then they checked with the neighbors. and they said that we were fighting. they think that harry put that ad in himself so he could skip out on me. [chuckles] if harry wanted to do something like that i'd had to write the ad for him. besides...he loves me. 'he didn't run away.' we agree with you, mrs. barnman. hurray! glad somebody else does. we know one or two things in copenhagen, there was an ad for an experienced glazier. the man answers it, he's never been heard of since. 'few weeks ago, in the south of england' 'someone looking for a man to repair thatched roofs.' ad's answered, man disappears. and in new caledonia, someone needs a licensed veterinarian. young fellow applies, they're still looking for him. so on. [portable phone beeping] so you see, mrs. barnman.. - what's that? - excuse me. - it's for me. - it's what?

island. say they're very scared of who will be the head of the doj, who will be in charge of this and perhaps someone like jeff sessions, yes we can put into context that it was 30 years ago in the deep south but if he's 30 years ago in the deep south talking about this and joking about the naacp as being un-american, that's really a problematic thing. but whether or not it will keep him from being appointed is a we talked about the idea that donald trump is into loyalty. he was the first senator to take the risk to endorse donald trump and he was out there on the campaign trail for him and donald trump really values that. >> i guess my view is i do know sessions and i do think i've got problems with him, too, but i risk being too judgmental about 30 years ago. senate hearings when they look at him hold that up as a major problems like calling somebody boy, an adult african-american? >> i think this could build because it's not in a vacuum. this is coming as the trump organization -- the trum

i have a show here in staten island. [ applause ] >> at the college of staten island. i think it's march 20th. yeah. >> that's fantastic. meatballs. in t mean, chris, i know you're a big jets fan. you have season tickets. >> i do. >> we have jets stuff. >> thank you. >> we also have seven field passes for you, for not just any game but november 27th, jets versus patriots. >> great! >> you want to go? let's go, tony! >> fantastic. >> tony danza, god b everybody. >> everybody, thank you so much! that's the grand finale of the first annual "today's" turkey trot! >> love it! >> come on home! >> exactly. >> let's eat. >> willie is here with a look at what's coming up on sunday today. >> good to see you. we're talking about this trump transition. big announcements today, maybe a ready to feel old? it's been 25 years since the landmark album "out of time." "losing my religion," all those happy songs that made them world famous. >> i remember when that was their new album. >> that image. >> remind me i have to get a cough drop. >>> morning, everybody. we are a few minutes away

in staten island, just one word. huge. in lewiston, idaho, three words. "the trump card." this morning, people walking down pennsylvania avenue stopping to take it all in. >> i have hillary was going to win. but yeah you can say i was kind of surprises. >> reporter: but now it is all coming into focus, as the "arizona daily star" put it a divided nation, that really seals to be the case, the first half will be to unify the country. at the newseum, hilary lane, wusa9. >> it was a long night in early morning for some people who stayed up to see the outcome of the election for themselves. morning where emotions ran high. >> reporter: outside of the trump international hotel this morning, we saw several hillary clinton supporters who were shocked and frustrated and then we met some donald trump supporters who are happy and leaved. >> it's a great moment for this country. >> reporter: standing outside of the new trump international o tel around 4:00 tuesday morning, alex and a friend took a few pictures as part of the ensealing brace for america's decision make -- >> reporter:

island hospital linked to too many energy drinks. but the most recent report said there is no conclusive evidence that links the energy drinks to hepatitis. mos says: "you should be totally aware of all of your consumption of caffeine and calories and nutrients." mcadams says: "health experts say that drinking more than one energy drink can put you dangerously above the recommended limit for b vitamins... which can increase your toxicity. reporting in the newsroom, i'm alexis mcadms, back to you.">> a dog from the u- k, takes his final walk on the beach, surrounded by pet lovers and their canine companions. (barking) invited people to join them on walnut's final walk before he was put down. the pup was getting up there in age and was having health issues. the show of support for walnut quickly spread across the internet, with many sending well wishes to the whippet from england. while many of us were mesmerized by the supermoon... some people couldn't take their eyes off of another shiny object. this incredible 8- carat "sky blue dia

. >> reporter: they say you can't go home again, but on new york staten island comes pretty close. >> it puts me back to my childhood days. >> reporter: a restaurant where grandma is in the kitchen. maybe not your grandma but somebody's. >> reporter: after losing his grandmother, tony longed for the good old days. >> back in times to those days where my grandmother was in the kitchen and she was cooking. >> reporter: he placed an ad in an italian newspaper and italian grandmas are soon ruling the kitchen. he calls it controlled chaos. not everyone speaks english. and the grandmas, each >> it gets a little dicey. >> reporter: but the end result has people coming from all over. the italian grandmas were such a hit he opened it up to grandmas from around the world. pakistan, syria, algeria, and turkey among more than a dozen nationalities. >> they say thank you. delicious. i'm so happy. >> reporter: nina is from belarus. she hits the russian shops for authentic ingredients. meal. potato pancakes. >> reporter: and one of the grandmas now giving cooking lessons in the restaurant. she said

. >> reporter: on the edge of staten island, near a place called fresh kill, lies one of the most unusual graveyards in the united states. >> this is obviously dangerous. get here is by boat. >> there is no way to get to this at all on foot. >> reporter: for some urban explorers like anthony sylvester, this place is a lot more interesting downtime square.>> it's a hobby. going into anyplace that has fallen victim to time and is in disrepair and disuse, is my favorite thing to photograph. in a way, it's not meant to be seen. it's dying.>> reporter: through the years,ze someday back 100 years. >> reporter: it's amazing -- >> it's amazing to see how much rest has e net away. >> reporter: they were brought here to be recycled but decades of neglect, rot, and decay have turned this into a hidden museum for those who enjoy a bit of a challenge. >> all of these boats here, at one point did have a purpose. they meant something. now, basically we are floating in literally their graves. >> reporter: there is an old tugboat that witnessed the worst maritime disaster in new york history, leaving more

. >> reporter: they say you can't go home again, but on new york staten island comes pretty close. >> it puts me back to my childhood days. >> reporter: a restaurant where grandma is in the kitchen. maybe not your grandma but somebody's. >> reporter: after losing his grandmother, tony longed for the good old days. >> back in times to those days where my grandmother was in the kitchen and she was cooking. >> reporter: he placed an ad in an italian newspaper and italian grandmas are soon ruling the kitchen. he calls it controlled chaos. not everyone speaks english. and the grandmas, each number one in their own families can be competitive. >> it gets a little dicey. >> reporter: but the end result has people coming from all over. the italian grandmas were such a hit he opened it up to grandmas from around the world. pakistan, syria, algeria, and turkey among more than a dozen nationalities. >> they say thank you. delicious. i'm so happy. >> reporter: nina is from belarus. she hits the russian shops for authentic ingredients. >> i grew up with this meal. potato pancakes. >> reporter: and

island took his life after being bullied. it's a problem that can affect any one of your kids. and while you as a parent may try your best to intervene, jennifer tie us the shows you how a local marshal arts instructor is doing what he can to kick out bullying. >> reporter: during a marshal arts class in seminole, there's a lot to learn. but in between the chops, there's a message bigger than this mat. >> recently i've had two kids bullying me. it's not pleasant. >> reporter: tyler farasino is one of the more than 3 million kids bullied in school every year. >> it hurt his feeling, and it makes them feel really bad for who they are. >> reporter: and that's why he's here in this bullying. >> don't lean. get this hand behind him. >> reporter: teaching kids like tyler how to fight back. jim grady said his class teaches students confidence. >> well, it's's a marshal arts class that incorporates anti-bullying instruction in the curriculum. understand, there's no quick fix to anti-bullying. >> reporter: graden says his class chops

. >> reporter: they say you can't go home again, but on new york staten island comes pretty close. >> it puts me back to my childhood days. >> reporter: a restaurant where grandma is in the but somebody's. after losing his grandma, the owner longed for the good old days. >> back in times to those days where my grandmother was in the kitchen and she was cooking. >> reporter: he placed an ad in an italian newspaper and italian grandmas are soon ruling the kitchen. he calls it controlled chaos. not everyone speaks english. and the grandmas, each number one in t competitive. >> it gets a little dicey. >> reporter: but the end result has people coming from all over. the italian grandmas were such a hit he opened it up to grandmas from arod the world. pakistan, syria, algeria, and turkey among more than a dozen nationalities. >> they say thank you. delicious. i'm so happy. >> reporter: nina is from belarus. she hits the russian meal. potato pancakes. >> reporter: and one of the grandmas now giving cooking lessons in the restaurant. she said the secret of the grandma is kicking from -- cooki

. >> and the race takes racers through the borrows of staten island, through central park and manhattan. >> every time the new york marathon, philadelphia marathon, avenue loft friends that run, i really think i should join them as i am sitting on the side line eating a paying well cream cheese, ya, run faster, ya, maybe next year. >> i've done a marathon and half marathon, and my half marathon, i mean -- >> but did you it. >> i suppose i can check that off the bucket list, but i feel like i'm good now. they're tough, though. >> my goodness. perfect running wet inch. >> deed. >> it was perfect, 50's, low 60s, many spots, we will keep the theme going today little chilly outside granted but very quiet. can barely finds a cloud on storm scan. will stay that way throughout the day. crisp fall day, bright sunshine for you, good stuff. high pressure will hold tough for today as well as tomorrow. we eventually see cold front cross through here comes, could bring with it shower maybe two, could be under done, but regardless shower is in the forecast, maybe one or two of them, throughout the day

island, new york. donald trump talked of the forgotten men and women of america, making their voices heard this election. especially for those in industries that have suffered tough economic times, that's certainly how many say they felt as the astonishing results poured in. i couldn't believe what i was seeing, and my friends are calling me from all over the country. and this morning ifinally woke up to 15 text messages from all over the country, everybody was so excited. and with good cause.

they are actually one of the sponsors of the cuny staten island academy. i think that gladys who runs it, the commissioner, is very much open to innovation. she certainly gave me the time of day. a year and a half ago, i met her at a conference and here we are. we already have an academy at cuny. there are other places that are just benighted. what is extraordinary is there are 2200 jurisdictions in the united states. you talk to experts, when i was doing my research years ago i would say, tell me somewhere good, and the judge or whoever would name a city, and i would say, why is that good? they would say, it is not rocket science. about 20 years ago the mayor called a meeting with the chief of police, head of school district, head of the children's hospital, etc., and the head of children's services, and they decided to do a better job with weekly meetings. they do joint triage. they share software, etc. and i would say that make sense, tell me about a close-by city. the same expert would say, oh no, that is a terrible cesspool of inept bureaucratic failu

. >> chris lawrence reports from the republican headquarters in staten island. >> reporter: well, guys, t this incredible, exhausting campaign. donald trump and mike pence are going to be here in new york city tomorrow night. to wrap up election night. win or lose, everyone is going to be wondering what he will say. until then, it's all about the get out to vote efforts. you can see volunteers, names, addresses. they've got everything mapped out, all across this country, perhaps swing a state or two. again, this is it. we're going to be following donald trump right up until the end. we'll bring it to you live and on the nbc washington app. >> and when you're at the polls, we want you to keep an eye out for any kind of irregularity. the news4 i team wants to know of any long lines, vote flipping or anyone denied the right to vote. ca 202-885-4444. or e-mail tips @news4iteam.com. >>> and there are other issues that people will be voting on when they enter the voting booths. legalize marijuana for recreation use. california, arizona, nevada, massachusetts, maine. for most states that mean

the staten island advance had just one word. huge. the paper in iowa read the trump card. street, up, up and away after the over night nose dive. the markets did more than rebound. the dow gain eded 257 points to close near the record high. >>> we are just getting started on wusa 9 news at 5:00. topper. >> we are track ing some showers across the metro area what that means. we are tracking the coldest air over voter in our area about donald trump. >> dc voting for state hood. what is next. >> right after the break a man dies after allegedly setting a woman on fire during a fight in >>> an arlington man convicted of killing his estranged wife is facing two life sentences. >> the arlington jury recommended that david black receive two life terms for stabbing bonnie black. the couple's children slept near by as he killed her. the judge will formally sentence black in february. >>> a man is expected of intentionally setting a fire it happened yesterday in ketering, maryland. police issued a warrant of first degree murder for lewis fadig. he died before he could be arrested. wi

have you been to paris more or staten island more? and not one of your dinner guests came back and answered staten island. i think that would be the same of most of us. >> i have not been to -- >> once to paris for my honeymoon. >> how many times have you been to staten island? >> a ton of times. i grew up in new york city. >> there you go. you break the record. i understand here's the thing though. people understood instinctively that donald trump was not the same kind of new yorker as the clintons. he's a queens guy. just like bill o'reilly. is he from new york? no. he's a queens guy. sean hannity. he's a long island guy. they sense resentment and outsider status even if he's a guy that has a huge jet flying around. >> big fight is fight of the dnc chair. right person will be the chief spokesperson for the party and can frame how the party is going to move forward. they need the bernie sanders and elizabeth warren wing but they need more than that. >> we have a big hour coming up. michael moore joins us. we'll be right back. we live

island nonbinding secession referendum that turned out all the white folks who wanted to secede from new york city under dinkins. he's turned his campaign with the help of breitbart and glenn beck into an extremist right wing cause. you'll get a lot of white voter who's don't show up in any database because they haven't voted in the last ten years. >> there's going to be a question where all of this trump movement goes after the election should he not be elected i guess we'll be following that. >> trump tv. >> i know. a lot of speculationing about that. look, we've talked about the african-american vote, will they turn out. your answer is we hope so. >> they are. 93% of black voters say they plan on voting. they're very likely to vote. we would like to see that closer to 96. >> hispanic voters? >> they're surging. > a massive massive surge. in battleground states where there are a lot of hispanic voters, nevada looks like it's probably already gone hillary clinton just based on early voting and what we've seen of the vote there. we're seeing a big surge also in florida. those are hug

[cheering and applause] and from staten island, new york, it's the pierro family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new bold ford

people get on a boat and go to staten island before they ride up to the bronx. >> anthony: i -- i got to, reluctantly, have to -- being part of that problem. >> desus: yes. people always say, you know, the bronx is eventually going to be gentrified. that's not happening anytime soon. >> anthony: it's not? >> desus: like, it's not. like -- >> anthony: how are you doing? >> desus: you know barry? this is the owner right here. this is the man right here who provided -- who made today possible. >> anthony: well, thank you. >> desus: thank you. >> anthony: i am happy here and i will drink more of your wray & nephew, regardless of what it might be doing to my brain. but then, i will eat. >> desus: is that the uh -- what is this pork foot? >> anthony: pig -- pig tail. yeah. >> desus: pig tail, right? >> anthony: awesome. oh hell, i love this. oh damn, that looks good. people, sort of, stopped paying attention to the bronx when it wasn't burning anymore. when fort apache was something we didn't have to think about -- >> desus: yes. let's just say that this is the neighborhood where they perfe

let's staten island see how it's cooling this hour. 46 baltimore and gaithersburg at 45 degrees and that's the same for fredericksburg. quantico at 50. couple better land 52 and 41 at frederick north. so the winds are light. that ridge of high pressure definitely in control and it's actually going to be the factor for weather and tomorrow and beginning of week we will see plenty of sunshine. xhilly tonight under clear skies with temperatures into the 40s. now we know we'll gain an hour of sleep. everybody loves that. especially us. because we work so late at night. nobody is complying, right, guys. >> no. >> they're not complaining at all. >> me back an hour before you go to bed. and sunday never 6 which is 2 a.m. in the morning that's when it officially kicks in and sunset will be 5:02. we all spring forward until march of next year you have a long way to go tone joy the extra hour of sleep. was move to tomorrow temperatures will not be too bad. we'll be mid 60s everywhere. ridge of high pressure brings you us mrepttive sunshine. dry, pleasant for you and at that forecast. because it's lo

>>reporter: abc news staten island, new york. >> some clinton supporters have turned to the internet to ask the electoral college to step in and vote clinton into the presidenc. the petition has generated more than 3 million signatures. it cause on electtor to ignore the state vote and cast their ballot for secretary clinton. no federal law requiring elec electtor to abide with the state vote but it's extremely unlikely and rare when they do. clinton is currently ahead in the popular vote as we said by half million votes. >> many still expressing anger over the election results. some are healing. plenty of opportunities for that around the bay area. here's melanie. >>reporter: this isconsidered a unique place of aling. >> people can kind of go into the space where they need to be to work through grief. through loss. to encounter joy in moments where it might seem far off. >> reporter: the pastor says the election is one day but he says we get to vote with our lives every day. >> you may elect today to be generous. open hearted kind to people. >>reporter: doing just that. it's flower

speaking of which, doug from staten island, new york, watching us on c-span. what's on your mind. >> kudos on the minimum wage. you are getting the absolute in depth discussion of cause and effect, giving people speak in idioms. so i applaud you on that. >> thank you. >> i hope you will allow me a te discretion to the anecdote whataburger bring a. this doctrine, it was journalist to the profession i feel. here's the quick anecdote to. you know in the last couple of years ahead of serving of the most trusted name in journalism and it was pbs. the same of the show the people watch fox news to most people who -- >> that was at northwestern university study. >> right. i was at a virginia festival of books, jim lehrer, he was there. i bought one of his books and want to signing i asked him, listen, i was wondering why don't you ever ask people for documentation or exhibit it was a we've done some investigation and your argument is untrue. why don't you do the quick he just looked at me and he gave me this look like a deer in headlights and he just didn't seem to ge

. >> the marathon is 26.2 miles long and stretches across the boroughs from staten island to central park and manhattan. >>> and still ahead on cleveland 19 news, the view from mexico. they're watching our election closely. and find out why the pesto might