that means chris johnson's season is over. >> cbs5 is your home for thanksgiving tradition. it all begins at 7:00 am where you can see the macy's thanksgiving day battle for 1st place in the nfc north. vikings versus the lions >>> the maricopa county medical examine serasking for an extra -- examiner is asking for an extra $300,000 for his office. >> the reason? to handle a spike in unexplained violent deaths. >> every year about 354 bodies are examined by the county but that number is rising sharply. national heroin epidemic is playing a part. a grim reality at the medical examiner's office, more bodies filling you want morgue. >> we've seen a 19% increase in the number of cases over the same time period the previous year. >> reporter: jeff johnson is the chief medical examiner for the county. he can't say for sure, but he has a theory about what's driving this bleak trend. >> certainly it's on our radar, looking at if they're drug-related deaths.

. >> this is my younger brother chris johnson. chris's smile lit up every room in his laughter filled the next ro and athletic. chris loved melissa and their 2-year-old son. he hurt his knee, a surgery followed and a prescription. chris became addicted to painkillers over the next decade our family watched chris sink deeper and deeper into the pit of drug addiction. a year ago saturday night, police found chris dead in a dark, dirty alley behind a movie theater. heroin overdose. called 911 as they left him cold, alone and afraid to die. heroin doesn't cost as much as pain pills, so some people call it a cheaper alternative. i don't think it's cheap at all. it costs young, innocent parker the chance to grow up knowing his dad. it costs my parents, their youngest son. it cost me my only brother and my best friend. it cost my infinitely clever, always laughing brother chris his life. heroin isn't heroin did give us one thing, though. an empty chair. at each holiday for the rest of our lives, my family and i will look around the room l

. >> director chris johnson says the kitchen is not always this busy but they serve 600 feet -- free meals daily. >> i am thankful to give back. >> the biggest challenge facing many of these guests is housing. the salvation army is working with other nonprofits in the affordable housing. rebecca thomas is thankful for that. in sarasota jake peterson for "the now tampa bay". >> let's talk about what many of you are doing today as you gather with your family many of us want to give thanks four out of 10 consider thanksgiving one of the most important holidays in the us and eight out of 10 have a lot to be thankful for.>> traditions aside from eating turkey and pumpkin pie a survey found eight out of 10 of us will spend thanksgiving with friends and family, half are watching football. four out of 10 salt parades or movies and for the just can't wait crowd 1/3 of us put up christmas decorations. for us working at "the now tampa bay" most of us watch football. >>> let's go to breaking news that hit off the coast of central america, a look at an earthquake tracking map the 7.0 , this mommy

. >> from his fourth floor apartment, chris johnson watches as terrified drivers swerve to avoid the gunman. >> he's shooting the people. >> he's roving the streets, methodically shooting at anything that moves. >> security at john's building has already called 911, but with no sign of police, john opts to create a diversion using himself. >> at that point something went off in my head. i said, what can i do to distract this guy. i immediately started shouting, hey, you madman. >> madman! why don't you come up here? come on up here, buddy. shoot me. i want to die. come shoot me. i'm ready to die. kill me, i want to die! please, kill me! >> i thought it would get his attention. something that sounds crazy. if he was in an altered state, maybe he would believe. when he started coming in my direction, i saw him getting closer and closer. i wondered, is he going to shoot? >> instead the gunman has a request. >> i don't have any, man. i'm so sorry. >> he's like, i'm out of ammo. then he looks up at me again. >> i'm so sorry. >> call the ambulance. >> he says, call an ambulance. here i'm t

chris: with 86,000 students, they say 108 incidents, despite the increase, is not worry some. johnson makes the same argument. >> i think anytime a young person risks their safety by engaging in violent behavior it's important. chris: david murphy, a development all psychologist, says we don't know if the number of local kids taking weapons to school is high or low because, incredibly, no one collects school weapon data nationally. why not? >> well, i don't have the answer for that. surprised we don't have those comprehensive numbers. >> i think it has the potential to frighten people needlessly because it's not really telling the story of what's going on in school in terms of school safety. chris: chris papst, abc 7 news. alison: d.c. public schools was the only district that did not give us its numbers. we first contacted them six months ago. fairfax and alexandria schools, which has among the largest statements. you can find those online at wjla.com and click on the link for the story. steve: after a day of record-breaking warm, the cold front is finally here. showers will quickly

. >> chris: houston johnson viciously stabbed to killer, his own girlfriend. >> i grabbed it and i went like this. >> chris: she says it was self-defense. >> he gets mean and i didn't want him hitting me no more. >> chris: she even takes police on a tearful tour of the crime scene. but a clue shoe drop in social media will change everything. >> those thoughts were in her head. >> chris: now, the verdict is in. then, a 15-year-old girl goes missing.

. >> chris: houston johnson viciously stabbed to death, his killer, his own girlfriend. >> i grabbed it and i went like this. >> chris: she says it was self-defense. >> he gets mean and i didn't want him hitting me no more. >> chris: she even takes police on a tearful tour of the crime scene. but a clue shoe drop in social media will change everything.

. >> chris johnson from secure world foundation. you say there's some draft guidelines which you finalized, some which were closer to consensus and others further away from reaching consensus. can you kind of give an outlook on the challenges in finalizing those ones which are closer, the ones that are further away, and then within the u.n. what is the destination for those guidelines once they're finalized by copious, the referral to general assembly and in what type of forum in the u.n. are they finalized. thank you. >> thank you for the question. so as i mentioned in my remarks, the guidelines where we are closer to achieving consensus are those dealing with, for example, the sharing of information on contacts of operators, orbital events, conjunction analyses. there are a number of open issues there. but i'm fairly cautiously optimistic that we will be able to reach agreement on those guidelines. guidelines where we are further from reaching consensus at this stage are dealing with more sensitive issues, cyber security, removal

. >> chris johnson from secure world foundation. you say some guidelines which you finalized some closer to consensus and some which are further away in reaching consensus. can you kind of give an outlook on the challenges in finalizing ones closer, challenges further away, and then within the u.n. what is the destination for those guidelines, once they are finalized, referral to general assembly and in what type of form within the u.n. are they finalized. thank you. >> thank you for the question. so as i mentioned in my remarks, the guidelines where we're closer to achieving consensus are those dealing with, for example, the sharing of information on contacts of operators, orbital events, conjunction analysis. there are a number of open issues there, but i'm freely, cautiously optimistic we are able to reach agreement on those guidelines, guidelines where i think we may be a bit further from achieving consensus at this stage are the ones dealing with more sensitive issues such as cyber security or the removal of objects from orbit.

chad morgan, chris johnson.chad, maybe focus on pfizer or something else, i understand yielding stocks looked less attractive in the face of a potentially higher federal funds rate if we get one in december. does it justify the move down that many have seen in. >> it is a case by case kind of issue here. look, investors had been looking at high dividend paying stocks as a bond-like alternative. as the federal reserve raises interest rates, slowly, we're expecting only two rate hikes in the next 18 months. that will apply pressure to the companies' performances like utilities. also energy stocks. so we would be avoiding those type of companies. what we would be buying in companies that are dividend growers, top line revenue growth is robust, where predictability of operating margins and gross margins are substantial. >> such as? >> such as pfizer, for example. even though they came down, that is a high dividend paying stock. >> do you buy more because of the drop? >> i would. long-term forecasted growth rate on t

chris johnson, from jk investment group, joins us with kevin koran.g everybody here on this black friday, shortened trading day and the family you brought along with you as well. >> an upside buy, just really drifting higher, tacking on to the gains. i think what is interesting is the inside the market, not just the headline index, how this has played out since the election, smaller cap stocks, up more than 12% since the election. the s&p 500 up 3%. flows into the exchange rate, and have really got noon the silly zone. you've seen a lot of people seeming psychologically like they had to rush to participate here. and you're seeing that in some of the investor surveys. right now, you know, you have an upside seasonal bias that continues for a while into the next few weeks. i think the question now is have people gotten overexcited in the very short-term basis. >> speaking of small caps, there is the investor bullishness on the rise and it reflected in the flows chasing this performance, the russell, i think, just closed at its 15th consecutive rally day

we're waiting to see where giuliani and chris christie fit. >> what about robert johnson? >> that's an interesting one. and i think it's symptomatic of the fact that donald trump doesn't necessarily sort of go down traditional routes. he was a very unconventional candidate. it looks like he's going to be a very unconventional president. he's going to take advice from places where you might not necessarily expect it. having such a prominent african-american sort of engage with him in this transition process is very interesting. we've seen this procession in and out of bedminster, the gulf resort. we saw this procession of people in and out of trump tower. it's a very strange, unusual transition process. the last two transition processes, the obama and bush transitions were much more buttoned down. we didn't see a trail of people having their picture taken with the president-elect. it reflects donald trump's style in many ways. >> i was reading an article in "the new york times" how donald trump is picking his cabinet. in this report they say that mr. trump loves attention a

what kind of person do we want, all within the context of, we don't already know who that chris lu is? mr. johnson: you have to be disciplined to go and decide that. somebody, an overseer might as soon as you get to finding them -- i can tell you, chris lu would be a fantastic secretary of labor. or i think chris lu would be a fantastic -- we would find out, what are the policy, what do the policy people, what do they suggest a labor be focused on in the first three or four years. and if chris lu is qualified to do that, has the skill set to do that, because it means working well with congress or doing this operationally within the agency or as a manager or fiscal or whatever. so you are not given a name. your first job is to place these people in management positions. maybe it did not happen with us. mr. sullivan: on the other hand, you are directing, and the obama transition, you are directing 600 people that are looking at agencies that are basically agency experts, policy experts, people like that. are you telling those people that they are the policy people that have an in-depth understanding

johnson. that's right. >> chris: with these elections people are invested with their time, energy, ideologies. the sun came up today. the economy is still cranking. the market rebounded after the future selloff at 1805l. things be okay for the democrats out there that needs a pat on the back. >> the sun comes up tomorrow that's one of the things about the election. after the agitation of the election and bumps and bruises we heal over time and come back together as a nation. it is remarkable. >> denise: it is. the millennials. surprisingly they didn't all go for hillary the way the pundits thought. what happened? >> i think sometimes pundits make a mistake in thinking once there's a coalition the coalition is set forever and made that mistake with the young people. people's opinions and preferences change and many cases they changed away from the democratic johnson or some supporting trump or not voting at all this time. >> chris: selective recovery that neglected large swaths of the rust belt even in ohio. >> absolutely. that's right. >>> thank you kindly for your time. we appreciate you comi

it's a variety of people from bob johnson and chris christie, et cetera. what do you make of this? >> i'm a student of the emanuel brothers. for me, from the "chicago sun time times", rahm emanuel is of paramount interest. ari is a democrat, he is a dealmaker. he bought the miss universe pageant from donald trump. he is a democrat. it's interesting to see if he is talking to him about a job in the administration or helping him deal with the optics or planning of some special events. >> party probably did make a difference when you talk about representation, he's representing him as an entertainer, now -- we know donald trump likes to surround himself by those who are loyal. those with which he has a relationship with. is that just a continuation of hem talking to people he's most comfortable with him? >> i don't think so. we saw him meet with mitt romney, a leader of the never trump opposition today, so he's trying to bridge a bit. this will be the theme of the entire transition. you have him bringing in somebody like reince priebus, and also bringing in steve bannon, former breitb

chris kobach. also, the founder of black entertainment television robert johnson. interestingly, also, new jersey governor chris christie will be meeting with donald trump today. christie was kicked off as head of the transition team about a week or so ago. the question is could christie still become part of the trump cabinet or does bridgegate disqualify him? well, donald trump was asked that question and when asked that president-elect trump said we like chris a lot. now a big name that was meeting with donald trump yesterday, mitt romney. romney met with the president-elect for a little more than an hour and the trump transition team calling it productive despite the very contentious relationship and that war of words between president-elect trump and mitt romney over the election season. here's what mitt romney had to say about the meeting. >> we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where there are interests of the united states of real significance. we discussed those areas and exchanged our views on those topics. ve

today trump met with rudy giuliani, new jersey governor chris christie and b-e-t founder bob johnson. it comes a day after he met with mitt romney. vice president elect mike pence saying today romney--once a fierce critic of trump--is under serious consideration for secretary of state. meanwhile---supris ing words today from the senate's top democrat. senator chuck schumer says he's willing to work with the new administration on these imporant issues. this tweet "saying he has always had a good relationship with schumer--and that he is much smarter than harry reid." president obama meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau today in peru. the president is meeting with world leaders at the apec summit. one of the big topics of conversation is free trade and the future of the t-p- president obama also weighed in on the incoming trump administration-- calling for bi- partisanship. the president also called on principles. a recall out tonight for certain brands of hummus. the labels you need to keep an eye on. plus--a firefighter loses his life--rescuing people after a dock colla

as clay johnson and chris lu knows so well, that is only the start. you have to get assistant secretaries in place. that was our experience. on the national security front, it was before 9/11, before the terrorists events we have been so troubled about. it was a different landscape, although there were vulnerabilities. i do think you had a very experienced team international security that had worked during the campaign. they were able to make that transition. the final point that josh has to, the- has alluded real two hallmarks of a transition, besides being prepared and starting early, which is not more -- which is now more understood and accepted. i was recently speaking with a governor at the national press association -- national governors association this weekend. transitionsal how are held -- it is that moment in a 77 day period where there is so much to be done, so many various stakeholders to respond to. it is a moment where it is essential to pivot from campaigning to governing. that is the hallmark of any successful transition. host: how do

with the long list of political leaders and business leaders, as well, including chris christie and giuliani, and bob johnsonr of b.e.t. going through the door of advice and for some a door of tune we are told announcements are expected today. who will they be? when they come, we will have them. we have that next. of a different drummer... beat i say, i just dance. be up for anything with boost. it's intelligent nutrition. with 26 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. and i'm just getting warmed up. boost. be up for it. >> winter has snow falling across the country and creating dangerous situations in time for the holiday week with 20" of snow falling in parts of minnesota. it has created occasional driving condition with two people killed in car crashes. slick driving conditions also reported in northern california, look at that, several accidents were reported. no serious injuries. in michigan, there have been several more inches of snow but powerful winds are the concern. gusts are up to 50 miles per hour creating white-out conditions. this can play a major role in the weekend ahead with aaa sayi

other recent winners include chris hemsworth, adam levine and channing tatum. johnson co-stars in the animated disney film "moana," which hits theaters next week. premiering this week is "fantastic beast and where to find them" starring eddie redmayne. in the "harry potter" prequel, redmayne plays an eccentric oddball wizard and author of the book on magical animals that's harry and his classmates. sot- eddie redmayne, actor: "what i love about this film is it's got all the familiarity of that world, but it's something very different. so, i don't know about taking the baton but i'm enjoying being here." harry potter author jk rowling wrote the screenplay for the movie, set in 1920's manhattan. re-runs of "the cosby show" were pulled from tv in the wake of sexual assault against its star. but in a social media post, bounce tv announced that the 80's sitcom will be back on the air in december. atlanta-based bounce says it takes the allegations against cosby "seriously," but they believe viewers "see a distinction between bill cosby, the man, and the iconic tv character c

chris, during the six years that johnson was majority leader, it's debatable how many filibusters, oneo, that's about it. six years, that's how long johnson was my predecessor. my first six years, over 500 filibusters that we had to try to overcome. my point is, no, we don't want to be like them. >> but why not? look -- let me just say this. if the president of the united states says, we are now introducing legislation that will require mandatory registration by all people of a certain faith, muslim americans, and we're going to pass this through the senate. for the love of god, shouldn't the senate democrats slow down the mechanism of government? >> chris, you're missing my point. of course. of course. but also let american people know what we're doing. why are we opposing this registry? why? why is it a horrible idea for our republic? it's a two-step deal. you can't just oppose things. why are we doing it? we have to have a message out there. >> i want to talk about nevada, a rare bright light on election night for the democratic party. i want to hear more about what you understand w

johnson. trump's schedule includes a meeting with chris christie who was removed and demoted from his job running the transition team as well as rudy giuliani who is reportedly in the running for secretary of state and kansas secretary of state kris kobach. protests continue in the bay area against president-elect donald trump. take a look at this. this is what happened yesterday in san francisco. the group marched down market street caring signs, chanting slogans and even in the pouring rain. >>> a popular brand of hummus issues a recall. in 8 minutes, what is wrong with it, how to spot it and what to do if you have some that is recalled. . >> ouch, heading up to the sierra, things have been dicey on the roads. in the next half hour, a look at what drivers and the chp are dealing with over the snowy weekend. weekend. >> before break. let's take you outside. this is the richmond san rafael bridge. people have headlights on. traffic is moving fine. >>> what do they call it football weather? good day to light the fire and bring on the 49ers and patriots and relax. >> hang out on the couch. it's wet

johnson. >> tomorrow he'll meet with rudy giuliani and chris christie, who was demoted from chairman of the transition team. on friday, the president-elect tapped alabama senator jeff sessions to be his attorney general, and congressman mike pompeo to head the cia. he also reached a $25 million settlement in a trio of fraud lawsuits against trump university. thing about winning the presidency is that i did not have the time to go through a long but winning trial on trump u. too bad." as the president-elect builds his team, hundreds gathered in washington to protest the new government. >> we tapped out today in the upper 60s, but of course that came right close to midnight. take a look at the roof cam. i can't believe it's n shaking, lydia. i just clocked the wind gusts right along the lakeshore, 46 miles an hour. temperatures are going to hold steady but the wind chills only in the 20s. i'll have your browns game day forecast coming up. >> and beth, you know you can stay with us during the break by downloading the cleveland 19 first alert mobile app. you can watch the interactive radar, get

comedian chris rock and pro wrestler turned actor dwayne the rock johnson announced their plans to runor president in 2020. ron perelman and kanye west are also considering running. we'll see if they actually do it. >> plenty of time to wait. [ laughter ] >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> allen and veronica will be back here at 6:00. remember, the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. have a great night. don't talk about politics. enjoy your family. captioni ed by cbs >> pelley: trump backtracks on obamacare. >> reporter: are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes. >> pelley: a first look at an exclusive "60 minutes" interview. also tonight, christie's out, pence is in, as the transition team is shaken up. an anti-trump march turns into a riot. >> we are here for love. we are not here to spread hate. >> pelley: there's a jump in accidents, with more elderly truck drivers at the wheel. >> reporter: do you think his age played into that at all? >> i do, i do. >> pelley: and why woul

it includes chris christie, rudolph giuliani and b.e.t. founder robert johnson. >> busy morning already. thanks so much. let's talk to the co managing editor of bloomberg politics and co-authors of the book that defined the 2012 campaigns. there's so much to pick through. let's start with the meeting yesterday. i can't tell you how many republicans and even democrats who were no supporters of donald trump are saying, yes, let the mitt romney thing be true. maybe it's a symbol of some stability inside this transition team. is it real or is it donald trump signaling to people that i'm talking to the right people? >> well, it could be both. for sure there's a signaling been going on. there have bebe variety of things they have done to signal in various ways they're out beyond the coterie of realists around trump for a while. i think it's real, but he's getting a serious consideration on the part of the trump team and i think there's questions about whether romney will take the job although my sense if it were offered he had the right kind of conversations with trum

chris platt and 9:40 to play in the fourth. first down at the 32. dropped by denzel johnson. >> joel: defense has played so well but going to have to be aggressive here because the tempo's picking up. >> gus: second and four. first down at the 47. russell runs it. plows forward and gets to the tcu 45-yard line. nick orr. >> joel: galeai will trot off the field. >> gus: williams. they were running the ball 60% of the time but today couldn't get it going. time, looking over the middle and tecklenburg the intended receiver. second down and ten. >> joel: i always thought this offense almost worked like a flywheel. familiar, gus? >> gus: no. >> joel: once you get the momentum going it's almost impossible to stop and they've struggled getting that momentum going in the ball game. >> gus: tried to break it gore. >> joel: nick orr has been a key for them today. >> gus: and hasty will not get the first down ond third and five and gets two and guess who? nick orr comes up and made the stop. >> joel: the reason why the >> gus: and lynch with the first down. >> joel: the defense is just

chris platt and 9:40 to play in the fourth. first down at the 32. dropped by denzel johnson. >> joel: defense has played so well but going to have to be aggressive here because the tempo's picking up. >> gus: second and four. first down at the 47. russell runs it. plows forward and gets to the tcu 45-yard line. nick orr. >> joel: galeai will trot off the field. >> gus: williams. they were running the ball 60% of the time but today couldn't get it going. middle and tecklenburg the intended receiver. second down and ten. >> joel: i always thought this offense almost worked like a flywheel. familiar, gus? >> gus: no. >> joel: once you get the momentum going it's almost impossible to stop and they've struggled getting that momentum going in the ball game. >> gus: tried to break it gore. >> joel: nick orr has been a key for them today. >> gus: and hasty will not get the first down ond third and five and gets two and guess who? nick orr comes up and made the stop. >> joel: the reason why the >> gus: and lynch with the first down. >> joel: the defense is just forcing them to keep s

johnson. trump's schedule includes a meeting with chris christie who was demoted from his job running that transitioneam. as well as former new york city mayor rudy giuliani who is also reportedly in the running for secretary of state. and kansas secretary of state chris kovac who is known for supporting a tough crackdown on illegal immigration. >>> president-elect trump last out on twitter after the cast of hamilton delivered a message to vice president-elect pence. pens was in the audience for the hit show last night. mr. trump tweeted three times about the incident with -- which blew up on social media. the president-elect posted this. very rude and insulting of hamilton cast members to treat our great future vp mike pence to a theater lecture. couldn't even memorize lines. the cast had for mike pence and the reaction. >> reporter: the show uses rap and hip-hop to tell the story of alexander hamilton while highlighting the strength of america's diversity. with male and female actors up other playing characters who were all-white. brandon victor dixon pulled out a cue card and read a message from t

we also have bet founder robert johnson, a possible pick for housing urban development or education secretary and new jersey governor chris christie who once was head of trump's transition team but was replaced by presidential mike pence. we have also learned he will move to the white house as soon as he's sworn in but melania trump and baron trump will wait until he finishes out the school year. . mike pence. >> i can tell you, i wasn't offended by what was said. i'll leave it to others whether it was the appropriate venue. >> the actor -- --. >>> things are moving much better now on i-25 and yale. this is the story we brought yo all lanes are open now along southbound i-25. this is after a fuel spill that happened earlier today. it was one lane open but good news is all lanes are open now and traffic seems to be moving along just fine at this time. >>> still ahead, nine news at noon. tickets to the upcoming kanye west show at the pepsi center -- we have bad news for you. could slow down your morning >>> to think a week and a half ago we were breaking records because of warmth. now the extended forecast is looking cooler

john gray, wilbur ross, governor chris christie and robert johnson who founded the bet network.elong to a political party but i definitely want to hear what donald trump has to say. >> you have to have diversity. that's what the left is begging him to do. >> they should. here's general james mattis, some people have talk about governor perry going to meet and secretary of defense position could be offered to him. he's a no-nonsense marine. he talks to everyday marines. he says this, these are some of his quotes that stand out. you are part of the world's most feared and trusted force. engage your brain before you engage your weapon. >> he said be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet. >> he's a tough guy. >> he left probably his career a little early. the administration -- >> 2013. >> they didn't trust him because he was too eager for military confrontation with iran. he would need a waiver from congress because you have to have been out of the service for 7 years. he's been out for three years, although some on capitol hill say if he wants that job

johnson. >> reporter: donald trump will hold more meetings tomorrow with former new york mayor. and new jersey governor chris cristy. . >> . >> he also reached a 5 he tweeted that the bad thing about winning the president was that he wasn't able to go to trial for the law suit. >>> mike pence will john john dirkson tomorrow morning. pinellas county dept and it cost the deputy his job. he is charged with filling a false report claiming he was the one who was atalked. >> didn't know what was going to happen that day. i was like. i don't -- what did i do to get tackled basically. >> deputy pulled boyfriend and arrested him and video showed that she was the one tackled and aggressively arrested. >> -- -- cam video was released. >> she called me and said you was thrown to the ground she asked what was she doing. >> she said risking a trial and potential jail time. >> and done that that happened without the video it would have been dict to prove that. >> page was 26 and had never eventually the charges were dropped. >> it was a boulder off of my chest. >> and wagoner could be the one faces charges. >> i would like

chris platt and 9:40 to play in the fourth. first down at the 32. dropped by denzel johnson. >> joel: defense has played so well but going to have to be aggressive here because the tempo's picking up. >> gus: second and four. first down at the 47. russell runs it. plows forward and gets to the tcu 45-yard line. nick orr. >> joel: galeai will have to they were running the ball 60% of the time but today couldn't get it going. >> gus: seth russell with time, looking over the intended receiver. second down and ten. >> joel: i always thought this offense almost worked like a flywheel. familiar, gus? >> gus: no. >> joel: once you get the momentum going it's almost impossible to stop and they've struggled getting that momentum going in the ball game. >> gus: tried to break it outside and the tackle by >> joel: nick orr has been a key for them today. >> gus: and hasty will not get the first down ond third and five and gets two and guess who? nick orr comes up and made the stop. >> joel: the reason why the safety position has been great against the run game. >> joel: the defense is j

johnson got 3. in the governor's race colin van ostern got 21 votes and chris sununu got fifteen. in the u.s. senate race, maggie hassan got 21 votes and kelly ayotte 17. and in the first congressional district race carol shea-porter and shawn o'conner, 8. erin: now for the millsfield results. in the presidential race donald trump got sixteen votes and hillary clinton got 4. eighteen people voted for chris sununu in the governor's race and 3 voted for colin van ostern. in the u.s. senate race, kelly ayotte got sixteen votes and maggie hassan got 3. and in the second congressional district, jim lawrence got sixteen votes and annie kuster across the country. hillary clinton and on some spend the day in new york after casting their ballots. adrian banker is covering the trump campaign and kenneth mouton is at clinton's headquarters. reporter: hillary clinton's historic vote for herself. the presidential candidate and former president bill clinton surrounded by supporters as they cast their ballots in chappaqua, new york. ms. clinton: humbling feeling because i know how much responsibility goes w

b-e-t founder robert johnson also met with trump this weekend-- as a possible pick for "hud" or "education secretary." and, then, there's new jersey governor chris christie. despite being "dropped" as director of trump's transition team-- he's still "around." the two had a meeting this weekend... but trump wouldn't reveal much about whether christie will have a job in his administration/ we also can't famous for sparring with trump during the campaign-- romney met with the president-elect this weekend. vice-president- elect mike pence says-- romney is being "seriously concidered" as a possible pick for secretary of state. corey? fort collins police are planning more undercover stings to find people involved in prostition -- after recently busting ten men for th officers say six of the men are in the larimer county jail -- while the other four have been given citations. police caught them using fake ads in the escort sections of websites like backpage and craigslist. investigators say operations like this help them cut down on prostituion, human trafficking, and illegal drug sales. changes are coming to the denver's sheriff's office -- to correct

former kansas secretary of state chris kobach, bet founder robert johnson, a possible pick for hud or education secretary and new jersey governor chris christie who once headed trump's transition team but replaced by vice president elect pence. >> a place for governor christie in your administration? >> very talented man. great guy. >> reporter: this meeting saturday with former rival mitt romney that made the most headlines, the war of words now over, mr. trump now seriously considering romney for one of his top posts. >> governor rom me is under serious consideration. >> amid mounting concerns mr. trump's cabinet picks so far aimed at drawing hard lines on issues including potential registry for muslims, idea trump floated during his campaign. his new chief of staff would not totally walk back. >> can you rule out a registry for muslims? >> i'm not going to rule out anything but we're not going to have a registry based on religion. >> reporter: a point underscored when mike pence was met with a mix of cheers and boos while attending the broad way musical hamilton. a cast member deli

, scary moment for the flyers, chris vandervelde leveled head-first into the boards by former flyer, braden coburn, vandevelde didn't return. cross-ice pass, tyler johnson, forget about it. wide-open net, 1-0 tampa. in the second it's andre pallot. long pass, to jonathan bruin, lightning beat the flyers 3-0. >> i think today we were the better team but sometimes it doesn't dictate the final score there. we had a to capitalize on some chances and at the same time we also had getting the chances as well. >> right now we win one and lose one, especially at home, it's not what you want. that's not what, not acceptable. that's not our mindset. >> to football, along with the seahawks players eagles will have to deal with the fans in seattle as well. affectionately known as the 12th man in the russell wilson era, seattle has only lost five games at home. the players know for the opponent the noise is a very daunting task. >> it's one of those special stadiums. i'm a big believer that your home crowd will be as loud as your defense plays, so that defense has been rolling really over the last few years now. and that stadium has been consistent one of the loudest

johnson. america's first black millionaire. as he continues to compile his cabinet, he met with guiliani and chris christie. no new announcements were announced over the weekend. ? [ music ] ? >>> perspective is something sometimes lost here in america. and "storytellers," we show you a man chasing the american dream with perspective on how far he's traveled both literally and in life. >> reporter: before he became a veterinarian -- >> you know, growing up in africa, i really didn't know what i was going to do. >> reporter: -- before he left the african nation of chad. >> i was born in one of the poorest countries. became a surgeon, dr.er rick atikon learned to live his life through challenges. >> we didn't have electricity. >> reporter: prospects for his future were grim until he found a glimmer of hope. >> there was a contest by the french government in chad for two scholarships for vet school. >> reporter: not only did he win but he went to school and finished ae but during that im, too both his parents died forcing -- during that time, both of his parents died, forcing him to change his plans. >> i came

. >> gus: caught by chris platt and 9:40 to play in the fourth. dropped by denzel johnson. >> joel: defense has played so well but going to have to be aggressive here because the tempo's picking up. >> gus: second and four. first down at the 47. russell runs it. plows forward and gets to the tcu 45-yard line. nick orr. >> joel: trot off the field. >> gus: williams. they were running the ball 60% of the time but today couldn't get it going. time, looking over the middle and tecklenburg the intended receiver. second down and ten. >> joel: i always thought this offense almost worked like a flywheel. familiar, gus? >> gus: no. >> joel: once you get the momentum going it's almost impossible to stop and they've struggled getting that momentum going in the ball game. >> gus: tried to break outside and the tackle by gore. >> joel: nick orr has been a key for them today. >> gus: and hasty will not get the first down ond third and five and gets two and guess who? nick orr comes up and made the stop. safety position has been great against the run game. >> gus: and lynch with the firs

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johnson says you should always stop eating before you feel overly stuffed. and try and get some exercise after dinner by going for a walk or playing with kids. chris and nicole, i've placed the recipes for the items i've mentioned on kcrg one cedar rapids woman's day around. danielle vinson says she was out shopping for thanksgiving ingredients. about halfway through her check-out, vinson realized she left her wallet at home. but the woman behind her jumped in and paid for her items... all $178 dollars worth of groceries. "18:40:44;25she was just so insistent that she would cover wheeled my groceries out and put them in my car and cried the whole way home." she made a facebook post about it and hopes it will inspire others to pay it forward. this morning, investigators with the national transportation safety board are trying to figure out what caused the deadly school bus crash in tennessee. police say the bus driver was control. the crash killed 5 elementary-school age children. several others are in critical condition. the bus driver, 24- year- old johnthony walker, is in custody today and facing multiple charges. memorials have appeared near th

among the visitors, expecting chris christie, rudy giuliani, former mayor of the city. founder of b.e.t., bob johnson a cabinet announcement today. who will it be? >> and we'll be back. >> live pictures outside the clun house of the trump national clubhouse in new jersey. mr. trump arrived minutes ago after attending church. could we get another big announcement today? >> plus, president-elect, trump versus hamilton. not the man, the musical. mr. trump still venting anger at the show today after the cast lectured the vice president elect. our political panel does what they do, weigh in. >> evangelicals are watching closely to make sure mr. trump keeps his word to them, enhancing religious liberty and pro life policy after they helped him get to the white house.

chris christie, rudy giuliani, former mayor of the city. founder of b.e.t., bob johnson. and we do expect a cabinet announcement today. who will it be? >> and we'll be back. >> live pictures outside the clun house of the trump national clubhouse in new jersey. mr. trump arrived minutes ago after attending church. could we get another big announcement today? >> plus, president-elect, trump versus hamilton. not the man, the musical. mr. trump still venting anger at the show today after the cast lectured the vice president elect. our political panel does what they do, weigh in. >> evangelicals are watching closely to make sure mr. trump keeps his word to them, enhancing religious liberty and pro life policy after they helped him get to the white house. we'll take a closer look. >> welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. >> mr. pence, mr. trump are working and he so are we on this sunday. i'm leland vittert, nice to be with you. >> president-elect donald trump in bed minister, new jersey with his transition team this weekend. working to fill more top administr

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former kansas secretary of state, chris kobach, an immigration hardliner. b.e.t. founder, robert johnson, a possible pick for hud or education secretary. and new jersey governor chris christie who once headed trump's transition team but was replaced by vice president-elect mike pence. mr. trump dodging the question of who you seriously he is considering chris christie for a position. >> he is a very talented man. great guy. >> reporter: but it was this meeting saturday with former rival mitt romney that made the most headlines. war of words now over, mr. trump now seriously considering romney for one of his top posts. >> i can say that governor romney is under active and serious consideration to serve as secretary of state. >> reporter: all this amid mounting concerns mr. trump's cabinet picks so far are in to drawing hard lines on a number of issues, including a potential registry for muslims, an idea trump floated during his campaign. and his new chief of staff would not totally walk back. >> can you eekw equivocally rul a registry for muslims? vice president-elect was met with a mix o

chris christie and former new york mayor rudy giuliani. >>> also meeting with mr. trump this weekend, sacramento's first lady michelle ree along with her husband mayor kevin johnson. she's said to be on the short list as secretary of education. they discussed a variety of topics including the possibility of merit pay for teachers who go above and beyond in their classrooms. >>> meanwhile, protests against donald trump continue around the country. in the bay area a few hundred people marched in the financial district. at one point they spread out a parachute and sat around it blocking traffic. it may for a very rough go for commuters but police say the protest did remain peaceful. >>> new details now on a deadly plane crash near half moon bay. we have learned the woman who was killed is from sacramento. melissa mcgee died friday after the cessna 175 plane that she was in crashed into a home. the pilot was mcgee's husband. he was injured. a friend of the family told the sacramento bee the couple decided to fly to half moon bay to enjoy the weather. the cause of that crash is still being investigated. >>> now, a series of thefts at a berkeley apple store has police s