people say yes. >> i disagree. >> i like the change of seasons. i like the light evenings in the summertime. >> yes. but that is what they don't want to do. >> first, we begin with news. we are going to start up in the north bay, and it is now a missing persons case that has turned into a homicide investigation. >> the body found has been identified as that of an 18- year-old. >> alex savage is live with the victim had graduated from high school earlier this year. >> yes, certainly it's a tough day and we are here right now on the state university campus which is close to where this young man graduated in june. this is where his body was found just be on the parking lot in a wooded area the thick brush. he was found on wednesday. you have some search and rescue volunteers who are going to be walking through the area looking for additional evidence. you can see that the area remains taped off. and let me show you some pictures. he had just graduated from high school in roanoke park. and investigators have identified the victim as the 18- year-old kirk kimberly. his family reported him missing on october 17 when he was last seen riding his bike to a friends house. now, it is high school, we are told that there are grief counselors on hand for students and teachers. is a respectful young man. and, he kept his own business. and, talking with the team and his teachers he was a while you liked young man. he had a sparkling personality. he was the type of kid that other students admired. just a beautiful human being. >> and, even though his body was found here, they have just confirmed for us that he was not a student. and, bringing in with the sheriff's office and the sergeant. talk me a little bit about why this area behind us, the crime scene is still taped off and what the search and rescue volunteers will be doing. >> yes, it's taped off because we are still considering it a crime scene. we want to pick up any additional evidence that may be left behind. our search and rescue team assembled here this morning and they will be searching about a 10 acre area of land. and, we will be collecting any type of evidence. >> what will they be looking for quick >> anything that stands out, any bit of evidence, weapons, insurance, clothing, anything that -- instruments, clothing, anything that left behind at this time. >> reporter: can you say how he was killed a quick >> we do not want to release that for fear of tampering with witnesses accounts and so forth. >> i know it's very early on but obviously people will wonder if those are in any certain direction. you have people of interest anyone involved in the homicide quick >> it's still early in the investigative process. we spent all night performing the autopsy and getting him identified. so today begins that investigation and we would ask anyone who knows anything about him to please give us a call at least in the last few days of his life, the need to get started. >> and i know that that your game plan. and, we will figure out what the victim was doing. a major homicide investigation is underway and again, they the search and rescue volunteers who will spend a good portion of the day coming through this large area almost 10 acres or so looking for any additional evidence. >> and conscious to clarify quickly, he never made it to his friends house that he was heading towards? >> he was last seen it going to a friends house. do we know he made it if you'd best if he made it to the front house? >> we do not know at this point. >> that's part of the investigation. they are trying to piece together the last couple of weeks and the last couple of days to figure out where he was. >> the countdown is on to election day and tens of millions of people across the country have all ready taken advantage of early voting. hillary clinton and donald trump are focusing their efforts on making sure that their supporters got to the polls into the final weekend before the election. >> doug has the latest developments from washington. >> this is our electoral scorecard, the lay of the land politically, and there are for big changes, new hampshire has been leaning democrat now we are seeing that as a tossup state, ohio had been a tossup state now it is leaning republican and two other states, missouri and indiana had been leaning republican and now they are solidly republican. >> donald trump and hillary clinton relying in part, on others. milani trump appearing in a longshot bid to sort -- get support from women. >> make america great again is not just some slogan. it is what has been in his heart since the day i met him. >> president. obama in florida with attacks on trump that are growing more and more personal. >> you don't see him hanging out with working people. unless they're cleaning his room. or, mowing the fairways on his golf club. >> and while momentum may be on trump's side of the map -- math favors clinton. >> it would still be running the table not to say that it's impossible think a much change we have seen but it's still difficult pick >> chum tried to capitalize on the ongoing fbi investigation into clinton's email years and her family foundation. >> it will probably end up in my opinion, in a criminal trial. i mean take a look. who knows? but it looks that way. >> clinton returning to questions of trumps fitness for office. >> do we want this man appointing judges? do we want him to control the justice department? >> and take a look at where they are traveling just today. donald trump in new hampshire, a tossup state, also stop in pennsylvania and ohio. hillary clinton, and traveling to michigan campaigning in a state that has been traditionally democratic. but things are tightening their. the sacramento area state home on his -- home mom is making signs that read make america kind again. she started making the signs about 2.5 weeks ago she has all ready sold more than 300. she also started selling tote bags. she says the signs for everyone, clinton and trump supporters and she wants to represent kindness. she's not saying who she is voting for that she would like to remain neutral. and just in case you think there's nothing romantic about the election, take a look at this. it shows that single americans being able to discuss politics are an important part of being in a relationship. 27% say they would not date someone who didn't vote. and, they say not having an opinion is a dealbreaker and 79% say that they have no problem dating someone from a different political party. >> and, as long as you can have a civil conversation it's all good. it's time to turn the clock back. session they saved -- clocks back. two thirds say it makes them sleepier. and, once it starts getting darker earlier. it includes watching more tv and decorating warehouses. and, they turn on at 2 am. >> and, it did not receive enough votes in august. supporters say, doing away with it would complicate business along the east coast. and our question today, has been this, why do you think that we should keep or get rid of daylight savings time? so many messages on facebook, he tweeted, not doing something because it's difficult is a terrible excuse. arizona did it and it's far less confusing. i'm for making the change. >> twitter users says, keep it. it's much safer for children. >> and, daylight savings time is annoying the days are short and by the time you're just it's time to move forward. >> it will keep checking those responses. we appreciate the use of our hashtag. coming up next, the recreational crab season starts tomorrow but there is still a warning in effect. and, go to our website and weigh in on the conversation we are about to have. the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. last year, the crab season was hit hard by elevated levels of a toxin that draw the season by months and impacted commercial fisherman. they have been cleared to eat, but with one condition of void internal organs. >> tomorrow, it is said to begin with the commercial season said to start on the 15th. >> and for more, we're joined on the phone from sacramento from a spokeswoman with the fish and game thank you for taking the time. >> absolutely. >> last year was a nightmare a lot of people lost money but obviously the health of everyone comes first and foremost. is there any concern that when i eat the crab coming off of the bay area coast this year i'm going to be sick at all? >> well, the health advisory that was put into place by the california department of public health is from her in court county north. so south of that -- marin county north, so south of that it should be okay. and, levels that they have seen come in it's not you know, entire be every crab it's just been a few. so, as a precaution they are just saying, eviscerate the crab before you eat them, so everything else should be fine. >> and, does the drought have anything to do with that? and, what exactly makes it a factor? >> it actually comes from an algae. it is naturally occurring during the summer months. it's impossible to predict but it does happen every year. what typically happens is by the time that the crab season opens those water temperatures have really kind of squashed. and they have metabolized it out of their bodies. and last year even though we didn't see a lot of the rain, there were warmer ocean water temperatures that persisted a lot longer which is why they believe that is what kept the acid along -- around a lot longer. so it didn't metabolized as fast. and, that's why it was delayed all the way to may of this year. >> jordan, i don't remember stopping the sale of crabs has it happened before? i remember it last year because people couldn't have crabs for things having. is this something that is a new problem? >> actually, lester is the first time that it was ever delayed due to the acid. it has been delayed for other reasons north of that. and, they need to check that it is enough on the animals before they open the season. so, it has been delayed for that reason but never had it been delayed because of that. and with that said, a lot of people may have become sick from the in the past but just not known that it was that i was making them ill. and they really haven't been tracking it since then. it's really more of a recent thing that we have been tracking. >> so, i have been to half moon bay, in fisherman's wharf, you name it, the commercial guys are excited. i know that november 13 has been the date that has been set. are you guys giving the green light on that to go ahead for that? >> i really can't tell you we don't know at this point. >> why? >> why do you not know? >> i just don't have that information about whether or not they will close the crab season. they are continuing testing there is acid. are just pulling them out in they will continue to test all the way through until the moment that it opens. >> got it. >> yes, and fingers crossed that everything will be great pics >> okay. perfect. we appreciate your time and hopefully everything is good to go for recreational and commercial crabs this weekend. and, thank you so much. >> thank you. and, for more on some of the other headlines that have been working on it go to dave clark>> yes. thank you. here are some of the top stories, search goes on to find the missing woman who volunteers for the sheriff's office. >> the 21-year-old disappeared under what they called suspicious circumstances. she was last seen wednesday night. and should dropped off a friend in san leandro. deputies using a license plate recognition tool found her car near the street in hayward. and i wanted to show you a photo of her car shared by one of her friends on facebook. it is a 2013 white chevy crews with a license plate 7aqs412. later today, new developments are expected surrounding jasmine of buzz lynde in the bay area police sex scandal. the district attorney's office will hold a news conference prosecutors are expected to say if charges will be filed against law enforcement officers. she claims she had sex with officers from law enforcement agencies all around the bay area and that in some cases she was under age at the time. last month prosecutors charged seven officers in connection without scandal and former oakland police officer terrel smith is facing five charges related to a sex abuse case. he was charged with five misdemeanor counts of improperly accessing computer databases. they say that he looked at the criminal records and gave information. smith has since resigned. funerals are scheduled for the to iowa police officers -- two iowa police officers. only members and friends will be gathering on monday for the funeral of sergeant. anthony. he was killed about 20 minutes after officer justin martin was fatally shot less than 2 miles away. the funeral will be on tuesday in his hometown of rockwell. yesterday the suspect was charged with two counts of first-degree murder. those are just some of your morning headline, mike, south, i'll send it back to you. coming up, we will bring you live pictures from chicago. as it has been 108 years since the city hosted a world series parade or no holding back and it looks like the weather is perfect. the celebration is underway. problems on a busy corridor, what officials are doing to try to fix this. happening now, taking a live look at what is happening in the city of chicago, a big victory parade is underway for the newly crowned world series champions the chicago cubs. it started a short time ago at wrigley field and it's ending up with a huge rally at grant park. they are all sitting in those open-air double-decker buses. and, the city expects 5 million people to show up to the celebration and from this live picture, i think that they might be right. just a sea of people after waiting when hundred eight years for this moment. by the way, 5 million is about double the population of chicago. cubs fans will notice something different in the chicago river. crews released into the water flu die of course that's essential colors of the cubs. they also put green dye into the river every st. patrick's day. >> and cubs merchandise is flying off of store shelves. chicago fans must wait 20 minutes or longer just to get inside. it includes any items the slogan such as world champions lovable winners and fly the w, and they are raising the flag every time that they win a ballgame. >> and, congestion confusion and concern. it is not only frustrating but it can be dangerous. pollyanna tells us that hope is on the way to reduce accidents at a major bottleneck in the east bay. >> it has become routine. the braking, weaving, is all part of the commute. and, the >> it's a total mess. >> and, what has these drivers so frustrated is the interchange. >> when you dropped down onto the 580 going eastbound it is a parking lot. >> it's just a disaster. you have people who want to flip sides and it's always an accident. >> and, disaster can quickly turn deadly the driver of this bmw never made it to work after they were rear-ended by a big rig just before 6 am on 580 w. and, they say that the big rig was going 50 miles power and never stopped. it changed the cause -- a chain reaction. and, several people were injured one person was killed. >> that accident is just one of 72 total accidents this year alone on that 580 interchange according to chp. >> over the past 10 years they saw a peak in accidents in 2006 and 2007 right before the economy crashed into thousand eight. now again we are in another period of economic growth creating more congestion on the interchange. >> it's very busy, and brings it all to the bay area. we have increased traffic because there are so many homes. >> you will find new construction homes and there's more to come. the city plans to add 2000 more households by 2021 neighbor in pleasanton is no difficult looking to increase the numbers i 1500 between now and 2022. and right now more than 70% of residents drive along to work. >> we create more housing where will those people go? >> it's a fair question there to find out how they are planning to handle the influence -- influx? >> we are aware that we are monitoring that. >> they tell me they are gathering information for a future project that the transportation commission is working on. >> modernization of the interchange on offense and on- ramp going to be something that we are looking at. >> they oversee planning and policy and tell me that voters approved $20 million to address those. >> we are about to embark on a study to really determine what the final design should look like and what the construction costs would be. >> drivers that i spoke with are skeptical concerned of the timing and sees inability. >> they can expand those lanes. there's not enough room. they will have to start going multilevel. they're going to have to start stacking. it's not going to get any better. >> what would you in the transportation commission say to drivers who feel that way? we feel that there's a project that it's not soon enough? >> well, one will not solve all of those issues in the bay area. so we are working on a full suite of projects are working on the 680 northbound lanes we just opened the 580 express lanes and we are seeing people having 20 to 30 minutes and those lanes. >> so people who are looking for a quick temporary fix will see relief sooner rather than later? >> that's correct. they're going to be constructing those northbound lanes starting next year so, there will be released in a couple of years. >> for many drivers who spend most of their day five days a week gassing and then breaking a couple of years still is too long. >> i don't stress about it anymore it's just a part of living in california. >> in the first phase of the project which is that daddy is expected to's -- that study and is expected to start been. and they will be looking for additional funding. it could cost upwards of $1 billion. and right when they opened that interchange -- because they have redundant a few times the problem started right away. and i don't think that you can plan ahead because you do something and then a few months later that >> right. >> so hopefully that will change because we see a lot of crashes every day from 580 westbound they see a lot of accidents hopefully that will come up >> and they will need a lot more money. that billion-dollar project. >> right. coming up, cold weather means unwelcome visitors will come inside your home. we are hanging out with spiders and scorpions. why they may not be that bad after all. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. 9:31 am. and a beautiful look at the outdoor. it never looks prettier. so, we get an extra hour sleep or funny and play depending on what you do this weekend. we are asking our viewers, whether or not you think that we should do away with daylight saving time for we should stick with it? and, the overwhelming number of people say get rid of it. and tammy says, leave it alone or fall back several hours. and, that may help childhood obesity get them outside during physical activity. so she is in favor of that.>> well, bill says it's daylight saving time and not savings. he says whatever you call it it's stupid. >> i guess he doesn't like it. >> and, get rid of it. the rest of the world seems to be managing just fine. i say leave it alone. there's other things going on in the world. >> i'm okay with that. >> and, they've been asking you to head over to our website. what you say is what you're going to do. we have some guests, scorpions, tarantula, and depending on your say, one of us is going to hold a scorpion. so, who should hold the scorpion? , it looks like right now i'm in the lead. and, you can make your impact right now. so, whatever you say is what we are going to vote for. and, keep voting. and, who is going to hold the scorpion? >> and unsafe downstairs. >> yes, i will escort you out here. >> i'm good with that. happy friday to you. have a pleasant day in store. another nice one. temperatures will be on the mild side. and they live look across the bay. and we do have clear skies. air quality is good. and the winds will be light. let's take a look at what we can expect for friday. not a lot of change. they will remain with sunny skies. and, high surf advisory is in place until 3 pm this afternoon. it is beautiful out there. please use caution. temperatures right now, upper 40s, but finally getting rid of the fog. 60 in oakland, and it towards half moon bay, 63. and here is a look at the afternoon highs, upper 60s, and even and upper seven areas. 70 -- even those upper areas. 72 for the city of san francisco, it will be a gorgeous day. and, today is likely to be the warmest day. changes are coming. tomorrow is going to be another nice day temperatures will not be as warm and there is a slight chance of scattered showers entering especially the northbay not really a big deal the 10th of an inch or less sunday afternoon we are all ready dry and temperatures rebound monday into tuesday. it's a pretty dry forecast. >> back to you. >> thank you. that sounds like a decent weekend forecast. we are following top stories out of san francisco. and we are alive were you're focusing on a hot ballot measure that deals with the homeless. >> that's right. and those people who supported say that the encampments need to go. not only are they an eyesore but they are dirty as well as dangerous. not only do people who live there but for the public. the fire department recently released statistics that show over the past two years the number of fires has tripled. this is video of a fire last november and it was a fire ignited at a homeless encampment. the average number from 2005 to 2013 was around 30 fires a year but last year that number spiked to 100 and this year it is projected to be even higher. the supervisor offered at which would ban homeless tenants. >> it is the fires, it's a drug abuse is the other criminal activity and the rodents in the feces that we see. >> what they're doing is trying to demonize the population make everyone get more and more scared of homeless people. >> and, they say that it will not decrease the number of fires and it does nothing to provide showers -- housing. last night, more than 150 people marched down mission street walking traffic from 24th st. walking traffic from 24th st. and they call it anti- housing including measures. these are photos from the facebook page. it would change requirements for portable housing and prop you would open up a portable housing. and then, prop are would establish -- r would establish those. and, obviously those are leading to the erection -- election. some of the headlines that we were covering, 15 years ago this week. >> tonight, the national guard has been called into protect the golden gate and bay bridges. >> the bridges are possible targets for the time around rush-hour. >> we believe that there is a credible threat that there will be an effort made to destroy one of the bridges. >> city officials say that they are being careful and beefing up security. and, i've been more observant of vehicles, things of that nature, looking at the individual of eye contact. >> investigation into the anthrax case appeared only minimal. >> it killed kathleen wynne, and the same strain as in the terrorists and others, and they say they still do not know how she contracted anthrax and there's nothing so far that implicates mail. >> technicians test that san francisco evan street postal facility. and, one of some 200 facilities now being tested nationwide. union city postal workers got a surprise think it's a day and -- >> they're going to take care of business and show the terrorists that there is no problem at all. >> they rejected suggestions that the united dates should stop its bombing in afghanistan during the upcoming holy month of ramadan. >> this is an a.m. -- enemy. and, the chairman of the community group, said the decision to keep bombing during ramadan will be seen as an insult by muslims who support the united states. >> they are not responsible for any of this. >> and, for more details on these stories just go to ktvu.com. you can find flashback friday right there. and take a good look at your screen. welcome to this morning's guest, and african flat rock scorpion. and, they mainly as their claws for crashing prey. and, two female scorpion biologists in the world by the way, it's a mention that we have our guests at home to vote on who gets to hold the scorpion. and i think by 51%, i was chosen. and the >> [applause] >> i talked a good game leading up to the segment. i'm somewhat afraid of them. >> the worst that could happen is slowing, seizures, and drooling? >> so there's no venom quick >> he does, but it's for insects. >> all right. well it's just -- >> get it going. >> i might not look at it. a.m. -- >> you are strong. >> hold my hand. >> okay. >> it is really light. >> sorry mike. so talk to me about the fact, my little sister found one in her bathtub and she freaked out. >> where was she quick >> east bay. >> she shouldn't have been worried. they are similar. >> it's light as a feather. >> at least here, in the bay area, they are almost entirely harmless. it would feel like getting poked with a thumbtack. >> what is the connection between scorpion venom and research with cancer? >> an individual scorpion might have 200 types of venom and cost some of them are really specific so they target the nervous system of mammals even in some cases, the nervous system of a baby rat. so we can harness those and use them for treating all kinds of things like muscular dystrophy, alzheimer's, pain management, and even cancer. so all those avenues of research are being pursued by people all over the world. >> if you should see one on a hike, just avoid it. more likely scared of you. >> terrified of you pick >> what's over here? >> that's a tarantula. >> that's the size of a puppy. >> maybe. sometimes they are referred to as goliath bird eaters because they are thought to be able to eat small birds. they live in trees and central and south america. >> and you cannot hold? >> she is not particularly friendly. >> fine with me. so many people are afraid of these creatures, when maybe we shouldn't be. what can you say to those viewers who are like me who feel scared but we don't have to be? >> the biggest thing is just arachnids do not want to eat you. they don't want to sting you were hurt you. they don't want anything to do with you. they are more terrified of youth and they are -- spending -- then you are of them. >> have you ever been bitten or stone?>> i have been as a small child i did. >> and you used to store them in a crates? >> well, they were dead. >> where did that passion come from? >> i've always really been interested in it. >> and that may have helped you get into this field? because you wanted to know more? >> possibly, yes. one of the things that i've dedicated my life to doing is discovering species of animals around the world. species of arachnids and i think that the feeling of being a child and lifting up a rock and a seeing roly-poly's the >> yes. >> that's my daughter. >> i just kept doing that. >> you mentioned son and daughter, why so. females? >> that's so few females? >> i think it is just the creepy crawling a fact. >> i can't say i like to get a spider web in my face or something. it doesn't feel good to have the same reaction. >> well, you do a great job. i know you love the research but you love the public engagement? >> can i get a high five? >> thank you so much. we will be right back. they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. on sunday, you can watch nine talented bakers compete for a $50,000 grand prize on the holiday baking championship. >> you just have to use muscle. >> going to wake you up. >> that's what i wanted to >> one of them is a pastry chef from right here. and she joins us live to take a look at some of these goodies. my holiday baked goods never turn out looking like this. and, you're a professional putting on tv is a different level. >> my gosh, the cameras and lights and 1 million people watching, and might be a little shaky. it just made me -- everything i did was yes. >> why did you do it? >> i did it because i haven't done anything like that before. >> so you grew up in hawaii? >> how much of that you use here? >> i do. i like to use a lot of passion fruit, and different interesting combinations. and, some people that >> is there a way to prepare for being on a show like this? >> and, making something faster when you do? >> i probably should have. and, i really just went into it saying, i know i know how to bake and i know how to bake quickly. and going to do what i do and if i succeed, and i succeed. >> when it comes to holiday baking i find that mimic the same things year it's here partly because i want to start tradition, partly because i know that i can do it well. should we be more adventurous? like the chocolate crinkle cookies? >> i'm all about tradition and family so to stick with the basics and what you know, you would add that to your legal cookies, add a little danger, -- ginger. yes, just play with them. >> so i should branch out from chocolate chip? >> absolutely not. >> and you are required to do it from scratch. i have done things from scratch following recipes and things taste better. can you tell our viewers, it's not that hard. >> absolutely not, i feel like it's easier. when you know exactly what that process is going to be it's going to be the same thing every time. and it's done. and i feel like you can taste the love and the handmade part. >> i enjoy watching the shows, i'm not really a baker. and i always get entertained when especially, during top chef when they're like you have to make your final dessert. but someone who's a baker how are you when it comes to cooking dinner and breakfast or -- >> i think that i am pretty awesome. >> i like it. >> [laughter] >> and, you ride a harley? >> i do. >> did you use that line, i'm not here to make friends.>> i think they asked me to but i couldn't because i made so many friends. >> either way, you walk away a winner? >> yes. >> you can watch her in the holiday baking championship sunday on the food network. thank you for joining us. we will be right back. important step forward. the time is long overdue... pharmaceutical industry. passes - the ballot. honey-is the internet back yet? yesssssssss i need to let her know that i like this. i like like like like. i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get at&t internet with over 99% reliability. and an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm. your internet's on. it is time for the pharmaceutical industry to stop the entire nation is looking at california. let's go forward together. thank you all very much. cultures clash when a woman marries a naval officer. you can enter for a chance to win a ticket to the performance. to answer, go to our facebook page, click on the contest link and fill out the entry form. entries are accepted until 11:59 pm. and, the price had an approximate retail value of $500. and it is provided by san francisco opera. one winner will be selected by random. you can see the official rules over at ktvu.com. a unique fundraiser is underway at san jose state university designed to help refugees from war-torn syria. during a study trip, she and her colleague and former reporter noticed these handmade bags in the middle of a. you just created the --. each is created from the lifejackets from the trip. and copy hope to sell all 130 backed by christmas and raised $3000. kevin durand had a good matchup. against his previous team, they were down in the quarter, but then he helped to bring the game open in the second scoring 16 points more than the entire team. they led by 25 at the half. he finished with a 39 points, and seven three-pointers, and 122, 296. >> is a fun game. no ill will, just a part of playing. talking trash, that's just the part of the game. it felt like they had rallied around me. and it was just a great feeling. >> the warriors are in la tonight to play the rakers /lakers. a college student is sharing his story. his is the road to success has been hard-fought and he has learned important life lessons. he lives at covenant house, it's a homeless shelter. he says it's the first stable home that he has had since his mother lost her job in his senior year of high school. he graduated from san lorenzo high and it went on to attend laney college. he has a job at oracle arena and, it's offered by the stability in the warriors recognition of hard work. >> they could have just given up. and i started school, i wanted to finish school. and, he is set to graduate, and his argument accepted where he started to major in. and, it will encourage other -- others. >> and, a man who had the -- were going to be honored by michael, who is being honored for his four decades of work with veterans. next week is veterans day. and we are following on the latest election news. >> and speaking of the big day, wherefore days away from the presidential election. and, there's been a lot of talk and a lot of craziness, and we are giving you a chance to clear your head with this morning's moment of sanity. >> crooked hillary -- >> temperamentally unfit -- >> [music] >> that is it for us, we will see you back at noon. live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." >> wendy: how you doin'? 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