surveillance video surveys of him punching a woman in the face. >> and eat at your own risk. you won't believe the disgusting things making this week's dirty list. >> and the material girl has a surprise for fans. we reveal the rest of the picture to show you the exciting news she just >> live from the 12 news studios in downtown phoenix. this is more today. and we begin with jimmy q in tempe getting an early jump start on the holidays and talking about big changes heading this way with the weather. hey, jimmy. >> hi, we'll bitgo -- get into the weather quickly. it's nice and cool and we're here in tempe at the movie theatre. really awesome. it's going to be chill.

for a temperature of about 70, 71 degrees. and now for tomorrow, nice in the 70s and 80s and a big storm is coming. the end of the weekend early next week and there is going to be rain. you want to prepare for this as well. a lot. and we're telling you about free movies, a special and 7:00 tonight, four movies free. they're free. you can see home alone, holiday scrooge. jen wall in the traffic center, you're driving in the roads. come on out here. free movies at 7:00 tonight. >> and that sounds amazing, jimmy. i got my son a merry christmas, you filthy animal t-shirt and you can't quiet the long sleeves. it's still arizona and this is a look at the big picture valley traffic. way passed the 10 eastbound around 83rd avenue.

and definitely in the red zone there and we can verify that for you. plus, the 10 if you're passing the durango curb, and getting ready to go into phoenix and chandler in the yellow zone and looks like the 60 and 101, both 202s are clear now and the 17 southbound, noticing some red there on camelback. and you can notice here that it looks like it's snowing, you it's a lot of win. i will pan the camera down and show you the debris and looks like a lot of leaves and dirt blowing on the road here and we just -- i know my photographer is trying to white-knuckle grip as he's cruising on the 101 in the west valley and panning off to the right. you can see we're approaching northern and we're nice and clear this morning. so, we'll keep you updated on your valley traffic throughout the rest of the thursday and so

we're crash free. >> that is good news. gosh, that really did look like snow there. took me back to my midwest days. after being closed for seven months on a project that cost more than $40 million, the bell road bridge is on track to open. brandon hamilton is live with more on that this morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is exciting for people in surprise or anyone that drives through the area. the bell road grand avenue intersection can be a nightmare at times, and that is the new its glory. construction crews are doing the final bits of construction right now. after seven months of being closed, the bell road overpass is to open next week. tuesday, november 22nd. such a sigh of relief for everybody that drives through the area. we talked with doug ninsel at adot and he explained why this would help so much. actually, we talked to doug and he told bus that intersection

have all of the cars there. sitting and waiting for the trains are a complete pain and that overpass will alleviate that. you can drive above the grand avenue intersection and avoid all of that. november 22nd, that is when that overpass opens. construction won't be complete yet. they will have to complete the ramps to connect bell road to grand avenue and they will have to complete the eastbound side of grand avenue. right now, traffic is sharing the lanes on the westbound side and going both eastbound and but in time for the ho will day season. it will open next week on the 22nd and back to you. >> thank you for sharing the good news. and new this morning, video that many say is quite disturbing. and an arizona police officer is being investigated for punching a woman in the face and the whole thing caught on camera and happened -- happened while she was being arrested. and brian west has the latest on this. >> reporter: flagstaff is

after the video surveyed of an officer punching a woman in the face and we told they had a warrant for her arrest, showed up at the house and that is where this went down. you're seeing cell phone video of this captured. the flagstaff police officer punching the woman in the face during the arrest. the arizona republic is saying they contacted the the boyfriend of the woman in the video and that the two had received an eviction notice. they identified the officer as ov came to watch the couple leave and lock up the house, that is when the punch happened. we got a release from flagstaff police and the agency is very concerned by what is depicted in the video and that the officer seen punching the woman is on administrative leave. brian west, 12 today. >> and that is incredible video there and thank you so much. and this morning, we want to highlight a program that can have a huge impact on families across the state called save

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and no doubt about that. thank you. and still ahead here on 12 today, married men have no chill. do you know what they're 10 times more likely to do than single guys? the answer is coming up in minutes in your morning juice. . >> ready or not, madonna is about to express herself in a

. welcome back to 12 today on this thursday morning. we're getting started and a little mick jagger there.

what do you like best about thanksgiving? the family, food, or football? it's close between the family and food and not a lot of folks are saying the took. i have about 45 minutes left to get your vote in and let's get morning juice with vanessa. >> and it's one of the most iconic presidential moments in history and now issue a piece of it is going up on the auction block. >> happy birthday, mr. president, happy birthday to you. >> the skin-tight sparkly dress that marilyn monroe slipped into to sing happy birthday mr. president to jfk is expected to sell for $3 million wow, that is a lot of money and the dress and other monroe items are up

starting today. >> make him express how he feels, then baby you know your love is real. >> she's going to express herself, all right in a new edition much carpool karaoke. she's doing carpool karaoke with james chordin. look at the screen now. madge posted the pic of her and james on instagram and they plan to film in a few days air. i can't wait to see that one. that is going to be hilarious. >> he gets the best people. >> i know. i wound if she's going to sing like a virgin. >> i am sure he would have a heyday with that. >> and it's time for the juicy question. studies show that married men are 10 times likely to do this than single guys and whether a woman does this doesn't pertain to the relationship status.

>> i'm going to say staying at work late. >> and pull his hair out and go gray. >> keep calm. >> what? >> and rale in. >> matt mauro would none nothing about that. >> you ken going back to that incident. >> how fast? >> it was fast. >> and why do married men do more than single men? >> the woman's on the phone saying you better get home. >> what was your excuse again? >> on >> right. the work wife. it's the same thing when it comes do up to it. >> okay. >> and you try on avoid the nagging. >> right. >> and that is why you get there. and speaking of driving, hopefully not too fast above the speed limit. >> and -- . >> good morning. i have one of the best drivers in the valley and he's following the speed limit and

valley right now and we're seeing red but that is that tom of the morning starting at 67th avenue on the i-10 eastbound and it's yellow into phoenix and on the 10 eastbound at 7th avenue to seventh street to through to university. you will notice slowing on the 10 westbound and into phoenix in the yellow zone and 17 southbound from glendale into indian sc also in the yellow zone this morning and out hereby live, we're on the 101 eastboundd in the north valleys and getting ready to enter the 17 southbound and we can show you the slowing here in a few minutes and where we are, it's looking good and earning speed of around 50 miles an hour and there was a minor slowing and the giant hay truck. we will pass that for you. other than, that it's looking

goes this morning. you know what that means beat get -- we get to do? >> yes. i am right there with you. >> and oh, yeah. >> yes. >> and christmas music totally -- . >> totally breaking the rules. >> and -- . >> one of the country stations. just turned off christmas. >> really? yeah. >> and i don't listen to it anymore. >> i have been listening, i think, starting yesterday. and speaking of christmas music, you're in tempe. >> yes. this is awesome. we're out here at the pollock tempe cinemas where you can see a free movie for the kids tonight. and there is a choice of four. we'll tell but that but we're feeling the holiday spirit. expect a chance if into the forecast and it's -- it's going to be nice and cool for the morning. and really important.

until about saturday. and into sunday, we can expect to see a chance of rain in iron sunday, monday, and tuesday's forecast and that rain could be on the heavy side and may be localized flooding, too and plan ahead and keep that umbrella handy and this is the royal renaissance singers and this is cool. locateddality mcclintock and elliott and we got a great deal, happening for tonight and we're talking to the owner, the proprietor and i am calling him the michael branson. sir branson. he owns 60 malls he's built up and a self-made guy and you happen to have a movie theatre in the mall and getting into the spirit of things. d special with the movie is not 10% off or buy one get one

>> it's the best in town and it's absolutely positively free. >> free? >> and that means for real. free tonight. >> and this is awesome. look at the theatre. it's cool and like a museum and if you come here tonight, you can see home alone, your choice of hot day inn, arthur christmas or scream and that is free like he was talking about. when did you come up with this idea for free? >> we d t holiday season with something that is truly a gift for the community and that is what it is. it's well-received. i remind people, though, to get here early. there are a lot of people and tonight is the official night also of the holiday lighting where we have a lot of lights. i can't tell you the exact number. >> and we'll find out and get a

spirit of things here in tempe. >> et anding us get -- getting us in the early christmas mood and on aed note, michael is a great guy and gives so much to the community. >> and we why having a better attitude could help you live longer. >> you want answers? i think i'm entitled. you want answers? >> i want the truth. >> you can't handle the truth. >> and you can am the truth about overeat something. >> no. >> why stuffing your face on thanksgiving can lead to a bigger problem.

. in your 12 today health check, more children are getting serious drug-resistant infections in the hospital. research data found bacteria resistent to at least three classes of antibiotics increased from 15 to 26%. and experts say the infects can lead to serious illnesses, death. having a negative attitude can be harmful to your health. highly pessimistic people were twice as likely to die from heart disease than less pessimistic peers. optimism had no affect on the risk of heart disease. >> ask. loading up on turkey and mashed potatoes during the

>> and tell me about it. what happens when stuffing yourself becomes habit jill? jan jeffcoat gets to the truth about overhauling your eating. >> and i couldn't stop eating ice cream. i wanted to go and get food. >> it was a problem that started in high school for this doctor. >> i was anxious and insecure in high school. and i started overeating. >> reporter: with therapy, jane overcame her overeating and turned the tables on her herself to help others struggling with the same food addiction. and even she said it's not just psychological. >> the pancreas is secreting insulin to try and control your blood sugar levels and that is a sedative. not only are you eating and distracting yourself but then you start to feel soothed. >> reporter: to stop the cycle, she said first, stay out of the kitchen. >> keep your environment safe. >> reporter: and when it comes to cravings, they usually only

so, distractions are key. >> and once you have iseral wins where you didn't gave in, you start feeling better about yourself and that replaces the pleasure you can get from food. >> reporter: and finally, get professional help if you can't control it yourself. >> and detach you from the crappy negative self-talk is critical and that -- people. >> and that is the truth about leave eating. >> and we my trick, i don't cop it in the house. i love pear and cakes, and if i buy it, it's over. so i don't buy it. >> and quit's hard to be disciplined when you're sitting there. the best thing, don't have it available. >> the open concept floor plans where you can see your kitchen from the living room to dining room leads to leave eating and so many homes have that open floor plan and that is like the trend. >> right, it is for social gatherings and that is great

removing the temptation is the first line of defense so remove easy access to the food. and talk about the two for the price of one. the arizona company making bacon mushrooms. . >> and the sandman enters -- the kids instruments and meca

. right now on 12 today, an unthinkable act caught on camera. a flagstaff police officer punches a woman in the face. >> and eat at your own risk. the disgusting things making this week's dirty list. >> and the hottest new trend how glow in the dark became the new must-have look j. we'll get to that and more on 12 today at 6:30 in a minute. we begin by going to jimmy q in tempe for the holidays. it's starting to feel like christmas outside. >> reporter: yes, and we're getting into the swing of things here at the pollock theatres in tempe. and watchings, catching a bit

second here? the royal academy winners -- singers. free movie at 7 and weather- wise, it's good. the temperatures reaching about 71 delightful gegrows and guess what? a chance of rain coming in to the forecast late in the weekend and we'll check the seven-day and how you can see a free movie here and this is a great deal for anyone living in free movies at 7:00 here. >> and that sounds like an amazing time and brink me back popo corp. we have stop-and-go. 101 northbound past elliott and on to guadalupe and base line. give yourself some extra time there and the 10 eastbound, a complete mess this morning and rush hour on this thursday,

and that is where we are live and i have to say that it feels like red out here and after verifying the traffic report for you and into phoenix. we have a lot of brake lights in front of us and our speeds are slowing to a crawl as we approach bethany home road and looks like 20 to 30 miles per hour. the northbound lanes our exclusive bird's-eye camera and moving better than us in the southbound lanes and still, the valley is crash free and that is good news to report. if anything pops up, we'll bring that to you live. >> guys? >> thank you, jen. 6:32. and we have new information about after disturbing video shows a flagstaff police officer punching a woman in the face and right there. brian west is live with the

confrontation that escalated quickly and it's getting reaction online inciting reaction and frustration. look at the video if you haven't is each it. cell phone video showing the woman being punched. the arizona woman contacted the boyfriend of the woman in the video that and that they received a eviction notice the previous week. wednesday, yesterday, was the deadline to leave and they identified the officer. when pd came to watch the couple leave and lock up the house, that is when the punch occurred. we have video from the neighbors and the victim. >> i know my laws, you can't arrest me. i have a warrant. >> hey, you can't hit a girl like that. >> hey! >> and flagstaff police tell us that the officer in the video is on administrative leave and they say that they're very

brian west, 12 today. >> and such shock video. thank you. and after months of beinges cloud for a massive construction job, well, the bell road bridge is back open. team 12s brandon hamilton has more. >> reporter: yes, surprise. residents getting an early christmas present this year and check it out in all of its glory. that is the bell road overpass, scheduled to open on november 22nd. and exciting news for everybody that drives hr good morning, brandon. >> and this intersection can be a nightmare at times and this will help so much. >> and people will hopefully not have to think about the railroad tracks and stopping for railroad tracks and the busy grand and bell intersection and this brim carrying them over and it's going to make a big difference. >> and grand avenue traffic is being shared now on the westbound side and after the

remains, right? >> there is work to do. our goal has been, as you said, reopen bell road in time for the holiday shopping season. and we're always telling folks shop surprise and we still havework to do to connect ramp avenue and that will happen by the sprig. >> and thank you so much as always. we appreciate it so no surprise here. the bell road overpass opening november 22nd and next exciting. much work to be done and it's great news that you can avoid the intersection of bell and grand by going over the top of it and in time for the holidays. back to you. >> exactly. it will provide so much ease. all right, thank you so much. and let's check the headlines now at 6:35. firefighters are working around the clock to contain several wildfires across the southeast. more than 80,000 acres are burning from northern georgia to tennessee and to the carolinas. thousands of people have been

most of the fires, they believe, are arsons and so far, no arrests were made. and in the valley, we have new information the flooded honors dorm at asu and we're learning that students will be displaced for five days. the water pipe burst on the fifth floor. and for the first time, international flights are coming to mesa gateway airport. this is huge. the airport will have several flights heading to and fromicalgary and will begin in mid-january. and a wall street will try to today. the dow snapped a seven-day winning streak yesterday and fell 54 points. and toyota plans to develop a battery-powered car and get it to market as quickly as possible. for years, the company focused on hybrid cars but sales of the prius have been dropping. and looking for a new hairstale, get a load of this. we're talking glow-in-the-dark hair. and it's a thing. the colorist guy tang is behind

light responsive. >> you think you can pull it off? >> i think. >> under try it. >> and still ahead on 12 today, new names are being mentioned for the top spotteds in the donald trump cabinet. the latest out of washington, d.c., plus. >> i'm bigger than you. i'm higher in the food chain. get in my belly. >> get in my belly! that is right. we go in the kitchen with team 12s vanessa ruiz for a cuban dish that will make youmo

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. >> surprising a deserving mom with a special day of pampering. . and all of this week, we're sharing with you holiday recipe favorites from some of our team here on 12 news. >> and that's right. this morning, it's vanessa ruiz's turn and she shows us how to make a cuban picadilla. >> hi, we should excited you're here to join us in our kitchen to see how we cook one of our favorite dishes from back home.

picadillo. ?[ music ]? now, granted, in this casing, yes, we're making it cuban style. my family is from colombia in sowma and i'm from miami. i was born there and i grew up there for a large part of my life. for me, picadillo is just that. delicious food that meanings family, friends -- means family, friends, good times and celebration and that is comfort food. it's not hard to make but big on taste. hewe we're going to use today and we start off with your meat. cuban picadillo is made with brown beef. this particular recipe, i like to substitute the beef for ground turkey, chopped garlic. one yellow onion, and big spanish style olives stuffed with pimento. ten cherry tomatoes cut in half. extra virgin olive oil, dry white cooking wine, tomato paste, not a lot and one thing

very seasoned, ground cumin and this is the magical ingredient that will give the cuban picad uh-huh lo its distinctive taste. there are two mandatory things to go with it. number one, your rice. i use brown rice. this is where i am going to let you in on a secret. i use delicious canned beans and they have good stuff. make sure they're remember the chopped onion? garlic. >> and you will let that brown for four minutes. typically, i use a bound of the ground turkey and put that into the pan. we'll let that simmer for about a minute. this is our dry white cooking wine here's 1/3. bam! we'll put the rest of the ingredients as soon as the

chopped olives, cherry tomatoes cut in half. tomato paste supposed to be about 1/3. cuban picadillo has seasonings. red cayenne pepper, fresh oregano, ground cumin, salt and pepper. once you add your spices, you let that cook for about a minute or two on low heat. the way you normally plate this, you put a nice bed of the rice and the top and you can have it served with green plant ans. if you can't find them, you can make them sweet or fried, you can also serve plant an chips and it's just as delicious. supereasy to make. full on the flavor and definitely reminds me of home. thank you so much for coming in. we're happy to share this delicious home-cooked meal with all of you. >> looks good. we want to get your holiday recipe favorites.

12news.com/recipes and tomorrow, can't wait for this, it's caribe's turn. get cinnamon, sugar and butter. she's going to make an amazing sweet potato pier. and 6:44 is the time. still ahead on 12 today, is this the big chill? jimmy will tell us about a cooldown coming straight our way. >> and hillary clinton makes her first public appearance since the elect. what she had to say to supporters and how close

imagine a world where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first.

. eat at your own risk. there are 48 cases of food- bourne illnesses in america every year. as you get ready for thanksgiving ginner, are you and your -- dipper, are you and your family going to the restaurant on the dirty list? >> we're uncovering some of the disgusting things this week. vanessa? >> reporter: if you're a germ

is going to make you cringe. hand washing, not just for five seconds and not just with water. it's a friend we're fighting this week in dozens of health inspection reports across maricopa county and that is not all. you won't believe what the reports show some people in valley kitchens were caught touching before handling your food and so, which restaurants are in this week's dirty list? eat at your own risk, tonight on 12 news at 10. look. a wider look at the maps here with our beat-the-traffic map. you can see more red. obviously, it's layered on in the morning and jen has the realtime on-the-road traffic. jen. >> reporter: good morning to you, tram. we're seeing a lot of red. the 17 southbound heading into phoenix around the durango curve. the 10 eastbound backed up to 83rd avenue for several miles

the 101 northbound chandler boulevard, ray, even warner to elliott in the red zone right now and the 16 not too bad. we're looking at yellow there and also, the 202 westbound in from east mesa. the 202 red mountain and into the 101, noticing back ups this and out here live, we're cruising around in the traffic cam and giving you an exclusive bird's-eye view on the street and getting ready to go in the tunnel. it's a extremely dusty day. we're hitting the tunnel now and not going to be able to. i would avoid going outside as much as possible throughout the morning. especially if you have allergies. a lot of the particles are blowing around this morning. inside the tunnel, here hitting speeds at 50 miles per hour. you might want to grip your steering wheel. and you have to deal with a lot

51 southbound at thomas. everywhere else, though, not dealing with accidents so far this morning. guys? >> and thank you, jen. it's 6:50. and jimmy q has a lot to talk about this morning, including free movies and big changes heading your way with the weather. hey, jimmy. >> and we'll tell you about the free movies in just a second. i want to get into the forecast. our temperatures for today are going to be just perfect. a little 71 degrees. you don't have that big thick jacket. a good jacket will help you out and that is how you address the little ones. friday, 75 degrees and gorgeous. eightys, low 80s are back again for saturday and sunday. but look at this late sunday. a chance of storms coming in and then about a 70% chance of rain on monday. of course, our turkey drive. turkey tuesday more storms out there and then things will

keep those in the car and the jackets, too. we're getting into the spirit of things. the pollock tempe theatres. the lights are on and tonight, they're celebrating free movies tonight out here. and this is at mcclintock road and elliott. you can see home alone, holiday inn, arthur, christmas, and scrooged. and we're talking to the proprietor michael pollock. wonderful out here. how long have you been doing free movies for? >> this is anniversary of the free movie night and the fifth or sixth anniversary of our full light show. >> yeah. >> and we're thrilled about this year's light show and about three weeks, four weeks. >> yeah. >> and we have had a full crew and people will love it this year. >> and what a way to give back to the community. not half off or 20% but free.

we recommend 5:30, six and so they're that way and sure to see. >> michael politic, thank you so much. >> thank you, sir. >> merry christmas and happy holidays, folks. we're here in tempe, back to you. >> thank you. and looks like a good time out there. 6:52 now and talk politics. a top donald trump advisor said it might be after thanksgiving and the middle of december before the president-elect announces the cabinet choices. this morning, we're hearing new names under consideration. to tell yous who they are. >> reporter: new names are emerging as possible choices for the cabinet. mike flynn as national security advisor, jim talent as defense secretary and senator ted cruz as attorney general. >> i am eager to help any way i can. >> reporter: nikki haley is reportedly being considered as secretary of state, even though she publicly opposed trump. >> we have an immense amount of talent out there. >> including.

>> it went well. >> reporter: the former new york mayor rudy giuliani and former u.n. ambassador john bolton. there might be enough democrats and republicans to block both. >> i don't think you want your chief diplomat to be an advocate for war. >> reporter: vice president elect mike pence is in charge of the transition, but today, he's back in washington, meeting with top leaders from both parties who could choose the next supreme court justice. even with a republican majority, confirmation may not think they have another thing. they better think twice about that. >> reporter: hillary clinton made her first official -- first public appearance since the election, urging democrats not to give up. >> please, don't lose heart. don't give up on the values we share. >> reporter: tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> thank you for the update. it's 6:53 and check your hot headlines once more this morning. a minnesota police officer lane charged for killing a black man

a judge found officer yanez had no good reason to use deadly force against castile. the shooting was live streamed by his girlfriend sparked days of protest across the nation. a florida baby is safe thanks to his brothers's quick thinking here. the surveillance video captured the frantic moment when an 11- month-old rolls off of his changing table own to -- only to be saved in the nick of time by his 9-year-old brother. nice save. the boy's mom st a moment and is incredibly embarrassed and very, very thankful. get a load of this. crews have filled a massive sinkhole in japan that nearly toppled several big buildings. we first showed you the massive hole last week when trucks were beginning to fill the hole. it took about 2,000 truckloads but in only a week, that looks as good as new. you would never guess. anxious drivers took the first trips across the pavement yesterday and time will tell, though, if it holds. >> i hope so.

meet with german chancellor angela merkel. in addition to the u.s. election, topics for the closed- door session are expected to include the conflicts in the ukraine and syria and the fight against isis. if you ever wanted to sign up for amazon prime and couldn't pull the trigger, tomorrow, amazon is offering a prime membership for $79. a one-day sale for people who have never joined prime. the normal fries is $99 a and amazon is celebrating. and the price when you first started with it? my goodness. if you snooped on your other half's spending habits, you're not alone. 17million people with shared credit cards have peaked at the other's spending, 20% of all shared account holders. >> no. >> no, i have not. >> and no peeking during the holidays either. you love mushrooms but hate bacon? a mushroom tastes like bacon.

meat, smoky kind of bacon flavor and the mushrooms can reduce the cholesterol levels and sell for $4 a container. >> looks weird. i will try it. it's football night in america. your thursday night matchup is the carolina panthers versus the new orleans saints. a game you can see right here on the big 12 and that gets started at 5:30. . we call it the night from the until. fans of the washington capital's game had to pick up the anthem singer when his mic went on. they won the game 7-1. and speaking of singing, this is your must-see music video of the day. >> take my hand.

>> is that is so is awesome. jimmy fallon and friends broke out the instruments for another hit here and they performed the band's hit song enter sandman and it's pure gold, folks. go check it out online and chances are that it's popping up on your facebook feed right now. this schtick never gets old. >> a different sound to it but a great sound still. >> love news poll question of the morning that you voted on, 12news.com/your voice. what do you like best of the thanksgiving? the family, food, football some the food barely edges out the family by 2 percentage points. the football came in with just 10% of the audience vote. >> and ha is a cliche mother-in- law is involved in the family. the food wins on that one. >> yeah. >> and final takeaways, vanessa and i. >> yeah.

with the new big crunch bar. we got our hands on one and we're about to try it. we're trying to convince matt to try it. >> i will try it later. >> and oh, my goodness. >> and if you're going to say that, say it now. >> and break me off a piece of this oreo bar. >> ladies, i want to give my takeaway. guys don't vote and our 12 news poll question of the morning. that is what i realized. >> okay. >> and that is good. >> it's an 11. >> yes. >> and that good? >> get in [ laughter ] >> definitely good. >> ladies and gentlemen, tram is at the top of the food chain. >> try it. >> i am okay. i will pass and get some later. don't forget that 12 news is always on 12news.com and your favorite social media apps will be updating stories on the website all morning long and had is really good, tram. thank you for giving it to me. see you in 25 minutes.

choices. good morning. choices. sources tell nbc news, mike flynn is at the top of to donald trump's national security advisor. the president-elect gets set to meet with south carolina governor will she be the next secretary of state? or is it rudy guiliani, as hillary clinton speaks out publicly for the first time since conceding the election. >> there have been a few times this week where all i want to do is just curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again. >> this morning, what she is saying about where she goes from here. deadly blast. a gas explosion rocks an illinois town overnight.