aaron grosse kowski scores his first goal. they hand the eagles their first home loss of the season. the final in philly 27-13. as you mentioned the packers right now keep their playoff chance and still alive. >> thanks, steph. we're rodgers. we're going the take another live look from inside lincoln financial field as soon as aaron rodgers and mike mccarthy will step in, you'll want to keep it right here. details are emerging about the suspect in an attack at ohio state university. >> 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan was an immigrant from somalia. federal investigators was upset posting on facebook, i can't it anybody. he deliberately jumped a curb. he then got out carrying a butcher's knife and started to slash people. that's when a campus police officer confronted him. >> he was yelling and the guy wouldn't stop. and the cop was forced to shoot him. >> ali artan was killed. police believe he acted alone. 11 people one remains in critical condition. >> smoke and ash filling the air in gatlinburg, tennessee. mandatory evacua

aaron and his brother moved in with ralph full-time. but aaron couldn't move on. she had to have left some trail somewhere. barely a teenager, he taught himself every web search engine, looked for years. but found no sign of his mom online. and a terrible suspicion took hold of him, hardened into something like certainty. his mother must be dead. his father must have done it. >> and after that, it became more of, okay, where would he put her body? >> he was maybe 13 or 14 when he thought about those old coal mines around walsenburg. >> you actually went and looked? >> oh, yeah, i went through a lot of those mines myself. >> alone? >> mm-hmm. >> you're looking for the remains of your own mother. i mean, i can't imagine what that -- >> i can't explain it. it's always been a fire that just drives you to do something. >> and then one day -- >> i had been going through some of my dad's stuff in the basement. i found a box of stuff that she had supposedly taken with her. a denim jacket her mother had given her, passport, keys, cell phone was there. >> what was that like

aaron: i'm gonna go with dog. steve: dog. ray: snakes. pass or play? aaron: let's play. we're ready to play, steve. let's play. steve: isaac, name a creature you see, can't tell if the two of them are fighting or mating. isaac: birds. ben: good answer. steve: birds. ben: good answer! good answer! steve: hey, ben, name a creature you see, can't tell if the two ben: insects. steve: insects. zach, give me a creature you see, can't tell if the two of them are fighting or mating. zach: how about cattle? steve: cattle. audience: ohh! steve: little miss helen, one answer left. you can clear the board. helen: cats. [cheering and applause] well, somebody's gonna win it when we come back. don't go away. i like 'em. announcer: closed captioning is sponsored in part by... emerge restored. fortified. replenished. emerge everyryday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? steve: welcome back to "family feud." folks, we got a good one. stegall family, 157. janes family, 124. give me isaac. gi

i will give credit to aaron rodgers. there the was nothing eagles defense could do unless they brought him down. >> do you think it is unfair for wentz to go autopsy begins aaron rodgers. he is a rookie. that is card he was been dealt. you saw him. >> he didn't have support. >> that is big key. it is still very difficult to figure out how far he can grow because the foundtation is in the quite there yet. we don't know what tools carson wentz is building his house yet because they are not there. a lot of the people nelson agholor, beckham will not be here moving forward. it is not unfair but reality, alex. at the same time we have a very difficult, it is just difficult to match up with aaron rodgers because he doesn't have anything to work with. >> you mentioned nelson agholor, big debate whether he would play. he ended up in the playing. do you think way things went last night maybe he should have. >> no, i don't think that based on what he has not been able to do so far it the is unable to say he would have been a diffe

his name was aaron louis. he was an unemployed truck driver who had been convicted of petty crimes in several states. to beverly's son carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. >> he just looks like a regular guy. so it was like what did this punk want with my mom? like it didn't make sense. i almost was like are we sure we have the right guy? >> detectives believed they did. but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. >> i can remember the feeling when he was captured, we were just all like, yes, where is she? come on, where are you? we're ready to find you. >> as investigators focused on aaron louis, they backed off on beverly's husband as a suspect. now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said we got him. i said, well, where's beverly? he said we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep on till we find her. >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope. that's all i had. >> really your big

hat for aaron out there. i would pay for that. eastbound southeast/southwest freeway after 9th street, a crash in the left lane. in maryland, you're looking good and on time. top of the beltway and 270 is looking good. no worries, listen to 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. >>> if you are just wakin donald trump is the projected winner in yesterday's presidential race and we have every angle covered for you this morning. >>> including from right here at the white house where hundreds of people gathered outside the building overnight and early this morning. our continuing coverage of election. i'm aaron gilchrist live in lafayette park, a few hundred yards away from the white house. donald trump's next address, 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> good morning to you, i'm eun yang. we have teams spanned across the area as well as in new york this morning, including news4's jim handly at hillary clinton's election party headquarters. and erika gonzalez isti issues. >>> and now we'll break down how the area voted for president. virginia w

aaron: no, you nailed it. obviously the pit is an enduring emblem of that rapacious capitalist greed. but you also have people here who are proud of -- proud of where they live. the history of butte in many ways is you know this town that should have died and but never did. part of that is luck geographically but also the character of the people here. you know, they endured. >> anthony: as you might have gathered by now, this is a working class town. and unusual in that it's a union town. a proudly union town in an otherwise very red state. >> bryant: butte is the most interesting, important town in america that nobody knows about. >> anthony: bryant mcgregor is the owner of the silver dollar saloon in what was once butte's chinatown. >> amanda: so we call ourselves "butte, america." >> anthony: amanda curtis is a former state congresswoman, was born of the labor movement. she's a unionist, an advocate for workers and this solidly union city she calls home. >> amanda: when you got off the boat in ellis island

is that true, aaron? (aaron) yes. i asked andrew movement... to double-check my meat, 'cause, you know, he would finish 15th.... i don't want it to get sent back, 'cause that would, you know, that-- (gordon) aaron, why do you think you should stay in hell's kitchen? next week at (aaron) i think i should stay in hell's kitchen because, you know, i've improved since, you know, kyle larson would end up when i was on the chopping block last time. keslowski.. who i've improved immensely, and the only thing led for 145 i need to work on right now is communication. i need to find my voice more. how long am i supposed to wait? i'm not sure what i'm, you know, what-- i'm not sure. and for the i- pod.... auburn and whew...aaron... yes, chef? the tigers lining you can cook. thank you, chef. but instead it gets (gordon) but your lack of confidence may be your undoing. zach cunningham.... this play has it all poise.. athleticisicm.. the person leaving hell's kitchen is... [tense music] everything you ? ? more... now auburn would w

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using that 216 pounds to his advantage. >> aaron: he does. a lot of losses from this offensive line a year ago. award. a new award. it recognizes the most outr outstanding offensive line. they were finalists. they changed their offensive line coach. anderson came in. even today personnel changes. 200 yards and counting on the ground. against one of the better rush defenses in the country. >> brad: breaking out of the pack is whaley again. stays inbounds. flag is down. maye throws >> referee: holding number 72 on the offense. penalty 10 yards. replay 2nd down. >> brad: ragnow the holding call. stay tuned for the jeep post game show after our game and the battles in the bayou in death valley. alabama and lsu will cap off our triple header on cbs. >> aaron: i don't know if you can block that play better. he had his hands inside. the defender trying to flail. it's academic at this point. >> brad: 1:25. you have to think about the rest of the season for arkansas. we will talk about that this snap. >> aaron: the rest of the season for kentucky. >>

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using that 216 pounds to his advantage. >> aaron: he does. a lot of losses from this offensive line a year ago. award. a new award. it recognizes the most outr outstanding offensive line. they were finalists. they changed their offensive line coach. anderson came in. even today personnel changes. 200 yards and counting on the ground. against one of the better rush defenses in the country. >> brad: breaking out of the pack is whaley again. stays inbounds. flag is down. >> referee: holding number 72 on the offense. penalty 10 yards. replay 2nd down. >> brad: ragnow the holding call. stay tuned for the jeep post game show after our game and the battles in the bayou in death valley. alabama and lsu will cap off our triple header on cbs. >> aaron: i don't know if you can block that play better. he had his hands inside. the defender trying to flail. it's academic at this point. >> brad: 1:25. you have to think about the rest of the season for arkansas. we will talk about that this snap. >> aaron: the rest of the season for kentucky. >> brad: they a

saw a lot of pieces with aaron rogeras the end -- aaron rodgers at the end. >> that was a great drive for us. and i thin being able to see those young guys. we spread the ball out all throughout that drive. rip, had a few good runs. jeff made a nice catch. jordy made a big catch for us. we call him the 12th man on the field. huge, always makes big plays and jeff made a touchdown pass. and aaron was age to go for -- able to go for a touchdown. >> i think everyone at home was throwing their arms up there, i can't take it seriously. i love it. i wish i had that curl like that. we gottauck talk about -- gotta talk about health, though. everybody wanting you back on the field. but you have a lot of guys banged up this season. how do you talk that now, move forward to be healthy when you need to, and peak when you need to? >> that's important. like i said, the young guys getting experience now. it could be something that is big for us in the back end. the more guys we have getting pe offensively, you know, hopefully james could be back soon. hopefully myself and ty can get back on the field

for the now, i'm kumasi aaron. in a statement -- the labor department says quote -- "we decision by the court -- which has the effect of delaying a fair day's pay for a long day's work. we are currenlty considering all our legal options." we'll keep you updated on what happens 13 action news, the nevada highway patrol and findlay toyota are asking you to donate a new unwrapped toy valued between 10 and 20 dollars during the 13 days of giving. you'll find donation bins around the valley. the complete list is at ktnv dot com. the las vegas rescue mission mart and zippy shell are proud sponsors of 13 action news and the 13 days of giving. right now we are working on all-new stories for 13 action news live at 3-30... including students under fire for this "k-k- k" themed snapchat photo. was it just an innocent mistake or something more sinsiter. and... a pair of powerful women could be joining the trump administration. we'll take a means for donald trump's plan to govern the country. survivors of another crash -- invol

using that 216 pounds to his advantage. >> aaron: he does. a lot of losses from this offensive line a year ago. a finalist for the joe moore award. a new award. it recognizes the most outr outstanding offensive line. they were finalists. they changed their offensive line coach. anderson came in. even today personnel changes. 200 yards and counting on the ground. against one of the better rush defenses in the country. >> brad: breaking out of the pack is whaley again. stays inbounds. flag is down. maye throws him to the turf. >> referee: holding number 72 on the offense. penalty 10 yards. replay 2nd down. >> brad: ragnow the holding call. stay tuned for the jeep post game show after our game and then at 8 o'clock eastern time, the battles in the bayou in death valley. alabama and lsu will cap off our triple header on cbs. >> aaron: i don't know if you can block that play better. he had his hands inside. the defender trying to flail. it's academic at this point. >> brad: 1:25. you have to think about the rest of the season for arkansas. we will

that's why aaron rodgers i looking forward to playing. >> how important isunday for people. >> i think it's great, that's what sports can do. it doesn't erase anythin that's big events that have happened. but you saw president bush throw out the first pitch after 9/11 that was a powerful time for the country to say we're moving on and sportan at times. it's important especially in this time following an election, we learn how to work with each other and srts can bring peopleher toget and break down the barriers, it's on a different scale, you're talking about running a country compared to proding entertainment for people. we love the opportunity to do what we do and inspire people. an hope we can all move forward together and get this thing going the right directio didn't say for who. he was tired coming in, because he was up all night watching the results. >> he and millions of others. >>> is prime worth the price? >> coming up are themazon deals any better than the big box stores? >>> and local girl scouts are volunteering to keep the breaking news, antitrump protests taking place in

. >> cris: and they're keeping the wall away from aaron rodgers. big difference, you can settle for a field goal if you had to. first, you have the get across midfield. >> mike: rodgers, retreating. nelson in the vicinity. >> referee: second town. pesten smith. most in a four-game span since 1958. we showed you the prelombardi days. the year before lombardi arrives packers. davante adams. almost turned it upfield. in washington territory, quickly at the 46 yard line. >> cris: you can see the confusion on the outside. kendall fuller, calling a time-out. that took a long time for davante adams get in there. never really looked himself last year. >> mike: 37 on the game. sua cravens was slow to get up for washington. that's why the game stopped for a moment. and the athletic training staff to get him, to be evaluated on the sidelines. >> cris: you have to go back to that decision by jay gruden to go for it, exactly -- you can just see. it's going to be difficult for his defense to ever stop aaron rodgers going this way. i'm sure that's why he did it.

. >> cris: and they're keeping the wall away from aaron rodgers. big difference, you can settle for a field goal if you had to. first, you have the get across midfield. >> mike: rodgers, retreating. nelson in the vicinity. >> referee: second town. pesten smith. most in a four-game span since 1958. we showed you the prelombardi days. the year before lombardi arrives packers. davante adams. almost turned it upfield. in washington territory, quickly at the 46 yard line. >> cris: you can see the confusion on the outside. kendall fuller, calling a time-out. that took a long time for davante adams get in there. never really looked himself last year. >> mike: 37 on the game. sua cravens was slow to get up for washington. that's why the game stopped for a moment. and the athletic training staff to get him, to be evaluated on the sidelines. >> cris: you have to go back to that decision by jay gruden to go for it, exactly -- you can just see. it's going to be difficult for his defense to ever stop aaron rodgers going this way. i'm sure that's why he did it.

>> he even checks in on aaron at home. when he saw they didn't have a dining room table, he gave them his. >> building trust and partnerships with the community is what it's all about these days. if i can do the little things that go a long ways, then i will. >> the role of campus officers across oakland's 83 schools is meticulously defined in an agreement between the school district and law enforcement. the officers are there to address security issues and serve as mentor, not disciplinarians and arresting students is considered a last resort. his mother credits the policy and officer welch for transforming her son's life. >> it was like night and day. >> he got through to aaron? >> yes. >> how would you describe what he means to your family? >> because he's not only helped my kids, he has helped me and my family in many, many ways. >> defining the role of law enforcement is considered a best practice by the national association of school resource officers. across the nine counties of the bay area, we discovered many scho

. >>> we want to check in with news4 aaron gilchrist. he took part in a sleep out to benefit covenant house. good morning, good to see you. how did it go? >> you know, i think it went pretty well. we got up a little after doing a debrief from the night. it wasn't as cold as it could have been which is a good thing but i can tell you there were a lot of opportunities for reflection on what homeless youth have to deal within this town. we'll talk to a redskins player who was part of our group. we'll hear from him in just a minute. >> important conversation, important cause. we'll check back with you in just a bit. i'm eun yang. last day. we're heard something like 70 degrees and then there is the cliff. >> i'll be watching my app to know which hour to be bundled up for. >> that sleeveless dress you're wearing, this is it. >> get ready for the winter woolies. find someone to snuggle with on saturday night. it will be cold. swimming in sunshine, near 70s. b temperatures this afternoon and frigid weather coming up for the game on sunday. suns

happy monday. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. a look at all of the stories in just a minute as well as your weather and traffic. first, we want to check in with news4 david culver at the live desk who has the latest on raging wildfires in georgia. >> aaron and eun, good morning to you. right now, l the numbers, more than 5,000 firefighters called in to help with this growing threat across the southeast. we know these are dangerous wildfires. they're spreading through georgia, north carolina, and tennessee. you're looking at some video right now. many of them are cases of suspected arson. now, fueling the flames, a relentless drought turning the pine trees into torches, the u.s. forest service is attacking the fires from the air as well. evacuations this morning. back to you. >> thank you. >>> all right, we're talking about a cold start to your work week but you know what? i'm going to look at the positive. the end of the week. >> that's right. it will be a nice, mild finish to the week. maybe up near 70 as we get towards thursday

>> reporter: right, aaron. we just don't know when yet, but her campaign says, her campaign official says she will come out to say something this morning. she didn't last night. she sent out john supporters should wait until the last vote is counted, as they should wait at that point because everything wasn't settled. a few hours everything was settled. and what is devastating for them is that some of the victories they fought so hard for, including pennsylvania and wisconsin, donald trump was able to win. so there is a lot of questioning going on about the polls that blue states. >> thank you, tracie. and we just heard from donald trump president-elect on twitter. but now supporters of hillary clinton, they are patiently waiting to hear her response. what we're streaming across the social platforms are images like this, shock, disbelief, devastation. and this is a story well. let us know how you're reacting #nbcnews4. >>> aaron is contending with some rain and some cold. so this doesn't look good for our weath

. >> when hank aaron hit that famous home run you called that. >> yes. >> remember that for us. what was that like? >> it was building up all year long and now here we are in atlanta and our left-hander henry aaron is batting against al downing and you are wondering but i did not want to prepare anything. i did not want to think of all the home runs he hit or how many against the dodgers. so when he hit the home run, i did what i really do best, i shut up. and i went back of the booth and the crowd was roaring it was magnificent. and while i stood there it dawned on me, so when i went back to the microphone i said. >> it was a marvelous moment for moment for atlanta and the state of georgia and what a marvelous moment for the country and a the world. a black man is getting a standing ovation in the deep south for breaking a record of an all-time baseball idol. >> and to me of all the home

. >> cris: and they're keeping the wall away from aaron rodgers. big difference, you can settle for a field goal if you had to. first, you have the get across midfield. >> mike: rodgers, retreating. nelson in the vicinity. >> referee: second town. pesten smith. most in a four-game span since 1958. we showed you the prelombardi days. the year before lombardi arrives packers. davante adams. almost turned it upfield. in washington territory, quickly at the 46 yard line. >> cris: you can see the confusion on the outside. kendall fuller, calling a time-out. that took a long time for davante adams get in there. never really looked himself last year. >> mike: 37 on the game. sua cravens was slow to get up for washington. that's why the game stopped for a moment. and the athletic training staff to get him, to be evaluated on the sidelines. >> cris: you have to go back to that decision by jay gruden to go for it, exactly -- you can just see. it's going to be difficult for his defense to ever stop aaron rodgers going this way. i'm sure that's why he did it.

good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we have a check on your forecast. >> not where i was. >> you were dry and your photographer was soaking wet. >> he was. >> exactly. the umbrella guy, they're all wet. aaron was sitting there sheltered from it all yesterday. >> that is beside the point. >> shining and glowing. >> it must have been awful. can you imagine having to sit outside while other people get rained >> we have it dry so we can have you back outside today. it will be dry for the next couple of days. our next chance for rain may not come up until sometime next week. we're off to a dry start this morning. chilly out there but later on this afternoon, temperatures should recover a bit. upper 50s in northern montgomery county. a fair amount of sunshine. a bit of a breeze this morning. the breelz won't be as much of an issue as later today. comfortable, melissa mollet. >> that is a good part of being inside for sure. not much action but it is good. aaron's socks were wet for five hours after that. he was a little uncomf

using that 216 pounds to his advantage. >> aaron: he does. a lot of losses from this offensive line a year ago. award. a new award. it recognizes the most outr outstanding offensive line. they were finalists. they changed their offensive line coach. anderson came in. even today personnel changes. 200 yards and counting on the ground. against one of the better rush defenses in the country. >> brad: breaking out of the pack is whaley again. stays inbounds. flag is down. maye throws >> referee: holding number 72 on the offense. penalty 10 yards. replay 2nd down. >> brad: ragnow the holding call. stay tuned for the jeep post game show after our game and the battles in the bayou in death valley. alabama and lsu will cap off our triple header on cbs. >> aaron: i don't know if you can block that play better. he had his hands inside. the defender trying to flail. it's academic at this point. >> brad: 1:25. you have to think about the rest of the season for arkansas. we will talk about that this snap. >> aaron: the rest of the season for kentucky. >>

., i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. i love that we're back in the 60s again. >> chuck bell is here, you have some explaining to do. >>> but this is a good type of explaining. no doubt about it. temperatures staying well above average. degrees. 57 to 58 degrees. coming up i'll give you the five-day outlook to include the weekend. still a cold 32 in dulles. plenty of sunshine around, maybe again should be up in the low to mid-60s. >>> i do like that. we'll have a little bit of warmth hanging around here. the inner loop of connecticut has cleared out of the way. no more road work on the beltway this morning. and taking a look at 95 here from the quantico to the beltway, you're going around 66 miles per hour. it will take you 18 minutes all the way past the beltway. inbound on 395, it will take you 13 minutes. you're on time there. no big worries on this morning. no major worries. we'll take a look at 95 in maryland and prince george's county coming up in just a minute. >>> thank you. now to a developing story in prince geo

aaron and zack are closer than they've been in years. and now that they know what happened to their mother, they say they can finally mourn her passing and focus on keeping her spirit alive for those two little granddaughters who were the center of her universe. >> my oldest daughter will remember. she talks about her almost every day. we have pictures of her up in her room. she my youngest gets older, we'll tell her the nascar nana story. just never let mer memory die. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline" extra. thanks for watching. >>> it's never good news when the phone rings at 5:00 in the morning. i knew something wasn't right. he just began sobbing and saying no, no, something horrible must have happened. >> it was just before midnight when the shooting started. >> shot multiple times. he was on the ground face down. >> a man was dead, but not just any man. >> how do you kill superman?

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high: 58 aaron zenz - liz on cam: and art is the perfect way for them to express themselves.vo : aaron zenz is an artist, author and illustrator...h e's also the dad to six children. together with his kids, the michigan dad created a community 1-thousand rocks with silly faces... and planted them throughout grand rapids, michigan. sot aaron: kids all draw, they all color, they all draw. they don't give a second thought about it and it's actually one of those things that's unfortunatel y trained out of us as we grow older, um, ya know, we see what other people do and we think oh, mine's not as good or maybe we even hear something like that or we start getting praised for other things, so our attention turns.they also entered prize - the world's largest art competition... but unfortunately did not win. liz on cam: check out our full interview with aaron at momseveryday.com. and get his advice on cultivating your child's creativity. i'm liz hayes. the public will vote tomorrow on whether to reduce the size of the linn county board of supervisors from five members to three. people supporti

. >> cris: and they're keeping the wall away from aaron rodgers. big difference, you can settle for a field goal if you had to. first, you have the get across midfield. >> mike: rodgers, retreating. nelson in the vicinity. >> referee: second town. pesten smith. most in a four-game span since 1958. we showed you the prelombardi days. the year before lombardi arrives packers. davante adams. almost turned it upfield. in washington territory, quickly at the 46 yard line. >> cris: you can see the confusion on the outside. kendall fuller, calling a time-out. that took a long time for davante adams get in there. never really looked himself last year. >> mike: 37 on the game. sua cravens was slow to get up for washington. that's why the game stopped for a moment. and the athletic training staff to get him, to be evaluated on the sidelines. >> cris: you have to go back to that decision by jay gruden to go for it, exactly -- you can just see. it's going to be difficult for his defense to ever stop aaron rodgers going this way. i'm sure that's why he did it.

. >> cris: and they're keeping the wall away from aaron rodgers. big difference, you can settle for a field goal if you had to. first, you have the get across midfield. >> mike: rodgers, retreating. nelson in the vicinity. >> referee: second town. pesten smith. most in a four-game span since 1958. we showed you the prelombardi days. the year before lombardi arrives packers. davante adams. almost turned it upfield. in washington territory, quickly at the 46 yard line. >> cris: you can see the confusion on the outside. kendall fuller, calling a time-out. that took a long time for davante adams get in there. never really looked himself last year. >> mike: 37 on the game. sua cravens was slow to get up for washington. that's why the game stopped for a moment. and the athletic training staff to get him, to be evaluated on the sidelines. >> cris: you have to go back to that decision by jay gruden to go for it, exactly -- you can just see. it's going to be difficult for his defense to ever stop aaron rodgers going this way. i'm sure that's why he did it.

time. >> aaron is just really resilient. if he's a glass half full, glass overflowing kind of person ben: right now aaron is focused york. they're all battling the same diseases. >> they just understand what you have to go through. and they know exactly what you're talking about all of the time. antoinette: aaron's older brother was recently diagnosed with crohn's. researchers believe a combination of environmental and genetic factors can contribute to the disease. we're following breaking news out of afghanistan this u.s. air base. four people killed. more than a dozen hurt. plus, calls for peace in boston. the moves some are making while >> monday morning on code. >> finding out what's really in everything you buy, may just be an app away. >> i am tracking the chance for needed rain on the way, join us needed rain on the way, join us on monday starting at 4:30 a.m. ? ? even hollywood's latest sweetheart needs to... punish the porcelain occasionally. but to avoid embarrassment... i give every bathroom the v.i.poo treatment.

aaron eckhart, everybody! notaro! ? ( cheers and applause ) hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to them." vo: just one. i struggle with bipolar depression, and it's tough. it leaves me feeling sad and empty. it makes it hard to be there for the people i love. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed latuda. there are many forms of depression. latuda is fda approved to treat bipolar depression l studies, once-a-day latuda was proven effective for many people with bipolar depression. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients on latuda have an increased

what aaron rodgers had to say about his team... later in sports. our stretch of gorgeous weather to kick off november is coming to an end: a cold front will move in tonight, dropping temperatures, increasing the cloud cover and bringing a very slight chance for some light showers i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them blood comi ngut of h, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an offshore tax shelter for himself. ron johnson's just not for us. senate majority pac is responsible a big rebound on the stock market the day before the election.here are the final number

((corey linsley says you know aaron is a professional and obviously i think that he did an excellent job today of running through just, everything. the different cadences, the different adjustments that we have, the different everything that he could possibly throw at me. and i thank him for that.)) ((aaron rodgers says corey has been a center his entire life, you know for awhile around here we drafted a lot of left tackles and moved them in different positions. i had left tackles playing center. but corey has been a center most of his career so i have no worries about him being in there.))((lane taylor says it's definitely nice. he's started a lot of games around here. he's started more than me. so it's nice that he's stepping in. i have the utmost confidence in him. i know starting as center as a rookie when he came to green bay. but his real test will be sunday, against the colts. here with the pack, i'm rod burks, today's tmj4.)) and tonight, history will be made. the cubs getting a powerful grand slam from addison russell, beating cleveland 9-3 and forcing a game 7 in the world

the packers don't want aaron rodgers to far and like he was in atlanta.expect don jackson and aaron ripkowski to see a little more action, against the colts.and with j-c tretter out a few weeks with a knee injury, corey linsley is back starting at center.((corey linsley says you know aaron is a professional and obviously i think that he did an excellent job today of running through just, everything. the different cadences, the different adjustments that we have, the different everything that he could possibly throw that.))((aaron rodgers says corey has been a center his entire life, you know for awhile around here we drafted a lot of left tackles and moved them in different positions. i had left tackles playing center.but corey has been a center most of his career so i have no worries about him being in there.))and tonight, the bucks host the pacers at the bmo harris bradley center. while fans can ask brewers g-m david stearns and manager craig counsell questions at the inside the brewers town hall event, at miller park.for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. friday night under the li. the

. >> looking forward to that, aaron and we want to talk about a forecast. we'll have warm weather today and part of saturday and then the bottom the sleeveless jackets. >> you're right. saturday morning soccer games with the kids will be great, no problem. it is after lunch time that things get dicey tomorrow. a perfect reminder, have your nbc washington app ready to go to track the dropping temperatures as they come in here along with a rain chance on sunday afternoon. follow me on facebook under the heading of chuckbell4. airport. 34 in gaithersburg. 34 also in beautiful front royal virginia. lots of sunshine today. afternoon temperatures will reach into the upper 60s and low 70s today. we'll detail exactly how low we'll go by sunday morning coming up in a few more minutes. for now, melissa mollet, it is looking good. beltway troubles? >> inner loop before 202, chopper 4 was just over this. you don't have to worry about that too much. inner loop before 202. southbound 270 before have the crash on the shoulder. we are seeing delays but the actual accident

. >> bad blood between aaron rodgers and his parents? >> coming up, the surprising cl claims of the family feud with the packers' qb. >> who came out on top in the high school football championships. >> news for your hunters, make sure your deer is actually dead. the deer that made a deadly escape. >> here's jimmy fallon with a preview. >> could there be a family feud in the rodgers household? >> reports that aaron rodgers has all but cut off his family. >> packers' qb has not spoken to he sent back christmas gifts from his parents and did not attend his grandfather's funeral. >> the manitok's -- police say they've now taken steps to make sure the account is more secure and reactivated it. they're now asking the community to follow the account. >> it's time of year when blaze orange and blaze pink become functional >> deer hunting season starts at sunshine. thousands of hunters were out is to being up on last-minute licenses and supplies. wisconsin dnr is reporting 533,000 gun licenses for the season. last year the harvest took in over 2

. >> cris: and they're keeping the wall away from aaron rodgers. big difference, you can settle for a field goal if you had to. first, you have the get across midfield. >> mike: rodgers, retreating. nelson in the vicinity. >> referee: second town. pesten smith. most in a four-game span since 1958. we showed you the prelombardi days. the year before lombardi arrives and changes the fortunes of the packers. davante adams. almost turned it upfield. in washington territory, quickly at the 46 yard line. >> cris: you can see the confusion on the outside. kendall fuller, calling a time-out. that took a long time for davante adams get in there. never really looked himself last year. >> mike: 37 on the game. sua cravens was slow to get up for washington. that's why the game stopped for a moment. and the athletic training staff to get him, to be evaluated on the sidelines. >> cris: you have to go back to that decision by jay gruden to go for it, exactly -- you can just see. it's going to be difficult for his defense to ever stop aaron rodgers going this way.

. >> cris: and they're keeping the wall away from aaron rodgers. big difference, you can settle for a field goal if you had to. first, you have the get across midfield. >> mike: rodgers, retreating. nelson in the vicinity. >> referee: second town. pesten smith. most in a four-game span since 1958. we showed you the prelombardi days. the year before lombardi arrives packers. davante adams. almost turned it upfield. in washington territory, quickly at the 46 yard line. >> cris: you can see the confusion on the outside. kendall fuller, calling a time-out. that took a long time for davante adams get in there. never really looked himself last year. >> mike: 37 on the game. sua cravens was slow to get up for washington. that's why the game stopped for a moment. and the athletic training staff to get him, to be evaluated on the sidelines. >> cris: you have to go back to that decision by jay gruden to go for it, exactly -- you can just see. it's going to be difficult for his defense to ever stop aaron rodgers going this way. i'm sure that's why he did it.

kumasi aaron looks into what it would take to become a social movement. --pkg full=-- --kumasi aaron / @kumasinews-- experts told me but for many protests across the country since the election the message isn't as clear. --take nat:-- "people walking of class... --take nat:-- "marches protests" to people marching in the street. protests across the country following donald trump's election win. but what will it take for those protests to create change? --take graphic:-- sociologists say there are three main things that make a social movement. one a political opportunity causing people to respond. two, access to critical resources, from financial to informational. and three a key message. in this case the political but experts say they are not sure if the protestors have access to critical resources or if their message is clearly developed. --take nat:-- "juan on capitol steps" juan gallegos is a long time organizer who helped lead this rally pushing for immigration reform. --take nat:-- "people on capitol steps" he says creating a social movement takes a c

here's aaron rodgers and davonte figured either something good happened or it was incomplete, and i saw the replay and it was a fantastic catch. but he's been making a lot of plays. this is not surprising to me. he's done it in practice, he's healthy and he's been a big weapon for us. >> i feel pretty good about it. we're putting in some pretty good positions, and made the plays. everybody contributed to that. the more we can score on the first drive and get our defense going and, you know, get the confidence built up be able to, you know, keep rolling. >> he's playing big for them. lebron james in the nba champion cavs in town taking on the bucks at the bradley center. >> for the first time tonight, the bucks facing off against his former team, the cleveland cavaliers. lebron james and the cavs know they have to prepare for an extra threat that isn't names can. at this level, you're always going to give yourself an opportunity to be successful. it's great to be a teammate of his for those three years. he worked his tail off every day to become a real respectable basketball player on a

tonight stephen welcomes aaron suskind, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ? >> stephen: hey, everybody! ? ( cheers and applause ) what's up? what's up, jon? >> jon: you lookin' good! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! please, have a seat! you're very kind. welcome to "the late show," everybody. ( laughter ) i'm happy to say i'm your host stephen colbert. let's get right to it, the only news that matters: the cubs won the world series! ( cheers and applause ) that's right! the curse is lifted! for the first time in a century, wrigleyville is covered in victory vomit! ( laughter ) congratulations, chicago! ( whispering ) i mean, congratulations, chicago. i know you just woke up. shhh. lay your head back down on that half-chewed italian beef and snuggle up to the goat you brought home. you earned it because last night incredible! incredible! a grown man, i cried! last night was a storybook extra-innings world series classic-- a lead-off home-