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making new making news in america this morning, breaking news right now, more protests in cities across the country. the demonstrations against president-elect donald trump getting more the sit-down inside the oval office. trump meets president obama for the first time and melania trump sitting down with michelle obama. what was discussed at the white house and on capitol hill. and the trump team's break from what past presidents have done. >> reading the body language. what their eye contact and seating position said. caught on camera, a car smashes through a store.
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from getting hit. good frida good friday morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> and aim adrienne bankert in for diane. anti-trump anger spilling into the streets overnight. >> it is happening right now. the protests in portland, oregon, take a violent turn. protesters vandalize cars and buildings smashing windows, hurling a live look at portland in the early morning hours. you can see police in riot gear are still out there in force and you can also see that they have made several arrests. people there in custody and this is after protesters have been throwing glass and bottles of officers and had to fire rubber bullets and disburse place and
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activity in the pearl district which used to be a warehouse community there but now has become an upscale part of town with several art galleries and businesses and some of those damaged by what police are calling the rioters versus protesters. there were violent clashes in oakland, california, for a third night along with vandalism and street fires, a day after three police officers were injured. in new york city markedly smaller crowds gathering at trump tower. president and in louisville as many as 3,000 protested through the streets and here in denver we have a shot for you there. >> in the meantime, president-elect trump visited the white house for his first van significance meeting saying they had great chemistry. we'll continue to keep an eye on that but as a mentioned president-elect described his
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the sentiment of many frustrated voters. >> that anger in the streets of america's biggest cities shows no signs of abbating. kenneth moton joining us from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those overnight protests have kept police busy as they work to keep the peace. president-elect donald trump who campaigned as the law and order candidate responded in a tweet. his transition not so another night of protest against president-elec president-elect trump. in philadelphia and new york they marched. >> these people, unfortunately, they have to get over the results. he won. he won. >> reporter: trump tasked with uniting the country tweeted, just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters incited by the media are protesting. very unfair. but as another trump from four
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we can't let this happen. we should march on washington and stop this travesty. a different tone yesterday as a more humble president-elect met with president obama for the first time at the white house. >> most of all, i want to emphasize to you mr. president-elect that we now are going are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed bau then the country succeeds. >> we discussed a lot of different situations, some wonderful and some difficulties. i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future. >> reporter: trump made the rounds on capitol hill meeting with top gop officials and house speaker paul ryan. >> we're looking very much to the future. we're going to look very strongly on health care and
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jobs. >> reporter: trump on a tour while his exopoents was on a nature walk. she bumped too the former democratic nominee out walking the dogs. last night trump also tweeted about his white house meeting saying, fantastic day in d.c., met with president obama for first time. really good meeting. great creme industry. melania liked mrs. o a lot. as for the capitol hl e-mail server will continue and the trump team hasn't ruled out his promise to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate clinton. >> jason chaffetz say they plan to look into those servers. kenneth moton, thank you. now the current and future first lady sat down with each other. michelle obama and melania trump held a private meeting. it was the first time they spoke
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mrs. obama showed mrs. trump, the former state rooms and the truman balcony. vice president biden has met with his successor, biden and vice president-elect mike pence discussing his upcoming duties and looked over biden's policy portfolios that include the nato alliance and expanding access to the middle class. biden and pence have been friends since they served in congress together from 2001 until 2009. there's talk donald trump could be looking inside his own family trump's son-in-law jared kushner was seen walking with obama's chief of staff denis mcdonough at the white house. kushner married to ivanka trump was also a key adviser during the campaign. the trump team shook things up with the media breaking protocol and bucking a long-standing practice of allowing reporters to track america's new leader. mr. trump left new york city without pool reporters and kept them in the dark during his historic first meetings with leaders in washington including
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dangerous precedent. anyone who has been to new york city knows trump tower is right there on fifth avenue, a key business and tourist area which is now a giant security zone. the tower is now surrounded by what's called unbelievable security measures. some streets have also been closed off in the area and there's also a no-fly zone in a two-mile radius over midtown manhattan that will be in place until january 21st. there is a trump university fraud case. trump's attorneys have agreed to enter settlement talks. trump said during the campaign he never settles lawsuits but if it goes to trial later this month as scheduled, the defense wants a delay until after the inauguration. federal judge began coryell spoke.
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york, pennsylvania, students held up trump signs chanting white power. and in the cafeteria inside a michigan middle school students chanted build the wall. reportedly while latino children in the room cried. >> it's really time to come together not separate like this. well, the markets are open on this federal holiday but president obama still has a full schedule for veterans day and starts with a breakfast for veterans and goes to arlington national cemetery for post offices closed today rmths still ahead body language expert discusses the meeting between trump and obama. who looked fatigued and who looked fearful. he was the congressman who graced the cover of "men's health" magazine and had an
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so so, these stunning images captured the moments of terror on the streets of one brazilian town. an explosion and ball of flames had people running for their lives. some people were knocked to the ground by the palace. the fire started when a "carpool karaoke"rying butane gas cylinders caught fire. >> it was a close call for a convenience store customer near oklahoma city. the man at the counter jumped out of the way seconds before a car plowed through the front. a police spokesperson says she was surprised no one was injured. the driver hit the accelerator instead of the brake. one officer killed and another wounded after being ambushed in pennsylvania. authorities say officer scott ba bashium and another officer were
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a pegida woman and the suspect were found dead. raging wildfires in tennessee have prompted a state of emergency. at least 53 active fires are burning in the state. scorching nearly 10,000 acres. thousands of firefighters are battling the flames. authorities are also concerned about air quality because of smoke. dozens of residents have been forced to evacuate their homes. fema is offering financial assistance. singer cohen has died. ? hallelujah ? ? hallelujah ? >> that's cohen performing one of his best-known songs "hallelujah." cohen first came to prominence in the 1960s often writing songs for other artists such as judy collins, james taylor and willie nelson and continued writing and performing up until his death.
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in in california a big rig fire caused a authorities were forced to shut down parts of the 60 freeway near los angeles. the flames sparked a brush fire that spread to more than two acres before it was contained. witnesses heard several explosions, they say, as the flames spread. the problem for drivers in california this morning will be at the other end of the state with wet roads there and in oregon as well as washington. roads could also be slippery in west texas along the border. other than that driving actually looks pretty good.
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congressman has been indicted on charges of abusing public funds. >> yeah, talking about aaron schock whose capitol hill office decorated in the style of the show "downton abbey." reresigned last year and prosecutors allege shock used campaign funds to buy world series tickets and tried to resell them at a profit. other charges include nine counts of wire fraud. one conviction of wire fraud carries a maximum sentence of 20 years. we're seeing the first dramatic new the pulse nightclub massacre. police body cameras reveal the aftermath of that shoot-out. once the gunman killed terrified survivors came out of hiding. the most disturbing images were removed from the video. 49 people died during the terror attack. the city of orlando plans to turn the nightclub into a memorial. a unique rescue involving two bald eagles. they were stuck in a storm drain. one was able to fly away after an hour. the second was rescued by
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fighting over territory. the injured eagle was free after 90 minutes. the bird injured its leg, chest and cracked its beak and it's expected those wounds will take about six weeks to heal. that was out of orlando, florida. workers at an american eagles store in stillwater, oklahoma don't know how a deer got into their store. oh, my goodness but they know how it got out. that's going to cost some money to replace. it took a running start before smashing through the front last seen running away from the store. >> big buck sales. a doubleheader at the armed forces classic in honolulu. >> the nightcap features kansas and indiana but pro basketball already in full swing. details now from espn. >> good morning, america. welcome in to "sportscenter." i'm lisa kerney, he john anderson. dwyane wade back in south beach since the first time he left.
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he and the coach renewing acquaintances, even pat riley clapping for him. warm welcome back. that's old school d-wade right there. up under reverse and a bucket foul and one. wade scored 13. chicago wins it, 98-95. warriors and nuggets. kevin durant, 18 points thursday night. 72 straight regular season games without 20 points was all about steph curry. transition three. why not again? take a look. warriors up 17. this one and curry hits another one, seven three-pointers on his way to getting 33 points. here's the nfl thursday night offering, browns/rave i understand. rave i understand up 13-7, joe flak, steve smith over the middle. that's a touchdown.
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all time in receiving. baltimore up 21-7, shawn perriman, best catch of the game, and the touchdown to boot. hauls that in and ravens win 28-7 and the browns fall to 0-10. so as we say good-bye to america, cleveland, hang in there. and speaking of cleveland you saw president obama with donald trump in the oval office. >> nice transition there. after their meeting president obama went outside to welcome the nba champs, lebron jame honored for beating golden state in june and presented the president with a jersey, number 16 after that presentation, it was time for the team picture. >> but this was pretty cool they provided this video. players and staff doing the mannequin challenge inside the white house. >> lebron james in the middle with a selfie and first lady. a picture of the pair on james' instagram hage has half a million likes. president-elect trump
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? ? time for your friday "pulse" starting with a little body language analysis and music to get down to. the oval office between president-elect trump and president obama. >> one expert saying president obama looked extremely tired, fatigued, resigned. not hopeful while mr. trump appeared tentative, serious and perhaps fearful. >> as far as that all important man spread. she says both men are asserting their alpha male positions but president obama with the wider man spread as you can see subconsciously saying i'm still on top. >> maybe they were jaws trying
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too much into it. >> perhaps. >> meantime, plus how stressful is it to take on a new job. >> or give up a job. >> meantime, across the pond president-elect trump set to be immortalized in wax. >> madame tussauds have finished the raw wax head and they're now focusing their attention on perfecting his signature hairstale. >> good luck. that will they'll inserting it from the belly of a yak and hope to have it done by january 20th. how are we getting details on what kind of hair they're using or michael jackson or angelina jolie. >> look at the masterful work they've already done. >> remember the blue dress/gold dress controversy. a new one, is this a cat or a dog. that you're looking at?
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no worries for your morning commute for any inclement weather. everything's looking great out there. the futurecast continues through the day to be almost unchanged. we may have a few high thin clouds, but nothing that's going to bring any rainfall today even into tonight. 8:00 there is what we're looking at, and then overnight a few extra clouds but nothing that brings us rainfall. if you're planning on barbecuing tonight, things are looking good there as well. mid to upper 70s, and then the low 70s by 7:00. again, we're looking at highs that should be right around 79 degrees, lows we should be starting right around 61. hey, we're on target to start the day. this afternoon i think we'll be right about on the target with the afternoon high of not a degree above. 61 in tampa. brooksville, 46. crystal river at 48. sebring right now at 57.
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sunrise this morning, and that's how we get to that high of 80 on our veterans day. and over the weekend we're still continuing with gorgeous weather, relatively low humidity for our standards anyhow, and with temperatures near 80 degrees each day. a light breeze it's going to be really beautiful this weekend. we will have cooler starts with temps near 60. then again, rebounding nicely. eay this is going to keep us with some extra cloud cover and low chances for rain monday and tuesday, and even wednesday morning. at this point it looks like we'll clear out by wednesday afternoon, and that cooler drier air sticks around. so monday and tuesday, the lower temps in the upper 70s are as a result mainly of the extra cloud cover. the front doesn't actually pass through until wednesday and press to our south, and that just keeps our temperatures in
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those lows overnight don't shift dramatically. we're still looking at the low 60s. action news starts next. from the station taking action for you, this is abc action news. >> two straight nights of protests against the election of president-elect donald trump, who donald trump is now blaming for inciting these protests. >> breaking police are conducts a homicide investigation. the injury the victim suffered before dying at the hospital. >> ready, aim, fire. >> and today is veterans day. some freebies and deals that veterans can get including from national chains. good morning, and thank you for joining us. i'm deiah riley. >> and i'm dan shaffer. there are now two straight nights of protest against president-elect donald trump. >> thousands gathered in cities

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