ohio state at home taking up jackson state. more clinical hits a three, 19 7847. they are 5-0. cleveland state at number one kentucky. they came in 30 point underdog and lost by 31. roberts district brought edwards had 21. they could be the next. >>> 101-70. pittsburg over the weekend to play for the >> carmelo anthony on line 1. ?? (laughs..) here it is. ?? ?? hey dad! ?? wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list sales event is on. get exceptional offers on the lincoln family of luxury vehicles. sign and drive off in a new 2017 lincoln mkc with zero down we want to wish you a happy and safe holiday. we begin again at 4:30 am. join us back your tomorrow [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- leslie mann, jonathan groff, fallonventions,

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ohio state at home taking up jackson state. more clinical hits a three, 19 in the game and ohio state wins 7847. they are 5-0. cleveland state at number one kentucky. they came in 30 point underdog and lost by 31 roberts district brought edwards had 21. they could be the next. >>> 101-70. pittsburg over the weekend to play for the we want to wish you a happy and safe holiday. night. >>> why do protein drinks tastch worse? introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts, no matter how you work out... whether you're going for reps... or laps... or distance. you gotta try it... period. protein shots from 5-hour energy. great taste. 100 calories. >>> tonight, the getaway, tens of millions take to the road and the air -- the most in years. inside the new command center as the tsa tries to avoid a repeat of scenes like this. >>> the wrong route? late details tonight, federal officials now say the dri

every moment of an hugh jackson stated emphatically this team won't have this kind of feeling ever again and said everyone in that locker room as a fighter he expects them to work their way out of this. is probably the hardest thing ever. they have to have a hundred and 10 percent out there. i felt like we didn't do that collectively as a whole. not sure what our next game is we have to take that. it's important not to think of four individuals as one. said before there's a tough inside comes out of stuff like this the bronze of time to reflect on what's happened so far how important the final four weeks of the season has become. john fox 8 news first energy stadium. calves suffered and ohio state hangover and philadelphia today thankfully it was only for three quarters than they woke up and ke 70 sixers lebron james and the castmate 41 three-pointers in the last three games. drives they big lane hit hard by robert covington five stitches above his right eye 43 pointers he finishes with 25 points. knocks down the triple for philadelphia moments later he gets another three sixers up by an

ohio state buckeyes were taking taken on jackson state than in the second half my michael potter hits the three. state vikings made an appearance on television. moly monk gets the steel for the value dunk. kentucky cruisers 101 / 70. robert griffith griffin the third turns on the practice field today with his teammates in berea are to three has missed most of the year shoulder during the first game of the season against the philadelphia eagles. brown's now have 21 days to activate griffin and he must remain where he must remain on the injured reserve list for the remainder of the season. he says he is ready to prove he can be the answer under seven. he can still feel like i could be the guy for this team. and i look forward to going on than this, ohio state and michigan saturday in columbus. >> the stakes have and been this high since 20 oh six when ohio state and michigan that their matchup ranked number one and number two. buckeyes have won 11 of their last 12 games against michigan they say there is not much challenge to the program gives differences is 40 to give differences is 47

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barrett of ohio state, jackson of louisville, among others. and that's your morning sports update. enjoy your day. >>> 10 till 5, an arizona police officer caught on cell phone video punching a woman in the case. the officer turned off his body camera right before he did it. the discipline he's now facing. >>> extra police officers will they'll be citing and rewarding pedestrians in the area. . >>> 6 minutes till 56789 look at this video. a polar be dog are new besties. the boon shot the video says the bear woke up and when he got near the dog he started petting him. >>> good morning america will be waking up in the bay area. you may have seen this 3rd grade class dressed in pink serenading their teacher who just returned from treatment for breast rowlett academy around 830 this morning. >>> the search is on for an inmate who escaped in polk county. >>where he was last seen and how authorities say he got away. >>> looking at this video of a crash in ybor city. police hope it leads to the driver. how much damage the driver caused. >>> parents say they're being punished for talking a

hue jackson and the hue jackson show. ohio state beat michigan. you can call out the questions of the referee at the end of the game but know who can't? a head coach. you want to hear what a $10,000 fine does it sound lying? >> i'm bitterly disappointed with the officiating today. that spot, the graphic display is the interference penalties. the one not called on us on grant perry clearly was being hooked before the ball got there, and the previous penalty they called on hill, the ball the officiating. can't make that any more clearer. >> nope, couldn't make it any more clearer. do you know how much jewelry you could buy for $10,000? >> oh yeah. >> that's what it cost him to say that. one of the side bars, the fact that the cavaliers were there hanging out on the field and in a suite. they took to social media during the game and j.r. smith asked a very important question on social media. >> so the question is, being basketball, didn't go to college, can we come back and play college football? do we still have eligibility? somebody give us the ans

state to minutes of game. north carolina does. justin jackson to joel berry. the freshman lobbing it in to jackson who has 14 points and 3 rebounds. woods to bradley in double figures again with so points, but -- 10 points, but joel berry lead the way. north carolina rolls over long beach state michigan state makeup the champions classic at madison square garden. the blue devils and jay hawks tipped less than an hour ago. here comes kinard finding matt jones. great pass and shot for the

this puts him with players like cook of fsu, barrett of ohio state, jackson of louisville, among others. and that's your morning sports update. enjoy your day. >>> before you go out to eat feature on yelp you might want to check out. it allows customers to get a closer look at some of their favorite restaurants. the new feature allows users to check out customer reviews but now it's going to link you to health inspection records. >>i think it would be really good for tourists or locals to determine where the healthy evident place is to -- healthiest place to eat. >>some owners are worried. they believe people won't read the inec are major problems. >>> if you're concerned about having enough money for retirement, you're not alone. most americans say they are concerned about their golden years. a third of u.s. households have not saved anything for retirement, and of those that do have some savings, the typical amount is about $73,000, which could last only a few years. some americans feel they must work into their 70s or 80s when they'd rather not >>> disney world is debeauing a new hol

jackson was the place to be. the crew started rolling into town and we're all just shredding pow every day. and there was no place in the states that was firing quite like jackson. - man: like, so what's going on? - nick: oh, you know, just... we're gonna check out how deep this snow is, 'cause it's pretty insane. ( chuckles ) that's legit, right there. to keep the snow from going down. ( laughing ) dylan: trench. ( chuckles ) man: two, one, drop. ( man laughing ) yeah, buddy! - ( laughter ) - whoo! i heard you shredding for a while ( cheering ) i'll just watch them and try not to copy their style, 'cause i'm not into that. ( clatters ) man: you all right? ( clatters ) cameraman: nice, tim. ( clicking, whirring ) - man: how's the snow? - man #2: there's not much of any of it. it's just frozen. n'. - ( clatters ) - ( laughs ) joss: i mean, i'd say for me, standing on top of the sochi podium was one of the most surreal, unforgettable moments of my entire life. i mean, i don't think i'll ever be that happy again. i mean, i'll hopefully get close, but that was kind of my climax for a little bit. when i first got asked if i wanted

i sat down with the chair of the political science department after san jose state university, melinda jackson, for her take on the outcome. >> surprise at this year's presidential election coming in large part because of an onslaught of polls during the selection sent favoring hillary clinton over donald trump. how did so many people get things so wrong? all the polls were not that far off. they all happened to be off in the same direction. >> political analysts melinda jackson said it was difficult to turnout who would turn out to vote. >> we dealt with some groups who do not have a strong voting history. he was bringing in new voters who had not participated before, anti-establishment voters. >> jackson said all things came together for trump at the last sure, his rust belt strategy work grabbing key swing states, and undecided voters may up larger percentages than previous elections and third party candidates took votes from both sides. >> we are seeing final outcomes of one to two points separating trump and clinton with three to five points going to third parties. >> clinton won the popu

away from the lake 42 in jackson township. 40 in moheken state park. most of us in the upper 30s. not much of a drop with the added clouds. a cold front hit earlier. pushed that warm air, warm, as we were allowed to see upper 40s and lower rain and snow chances. a lot of this snow is going stay just to our west. there is a chance late friday night into early saturday and again saturday night into early sunday for a mixture. this is word to the wise if you're out dark and early you could find a slick spot or two. but temperatures mainly above the freezing mark. not too much of an issue. getting to those numbers in a 7:45 a bit of light rainfall especially on the east side. little bit more widespread though it's still trying to hug close to the lake. sags a little farther south and brings in that mixture again early saturday morning. mainly rain and a bit of a mixture tries to pop back in maybe as far south as the secondary belt. even your rainfall totals are not too impressive. that rain chance over the next several days. sunday is when we of the -- out of the forecast. because it'

states. but the question still, is there any proof of illegal voting? and at this point, does any of it really matter. here's nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: his election allegations unfounded and unproven, the president-elect undeterred, saying he won the popular vote if you consider the number that voted illegally. donald trump claiming voter fraud nationally, and in three states specifically, virginia, new hampshire and california. the president-elect's transition team has not clarified what exactly he's talking about, but it is clear why he's talking, seemingly irritated by an election recount set in motion by the green party presidential candidate jill stein in wisconsin and maybe two more battlegrounds soon. hillary clinton's campaign now joining in, making clear they didn't start the battle, nor did they expect to change the results. clinton's campaign tweeting, we are getting attacked for participating in a recount that we didn't ask for by the man who won election but thinks there is massive fraud. trump used his own words against her, she says. this from november 9. >> we must accept these results and then look towa

juke joints, i mean, everything happened on farish street that happened in jackson for the african american community. >> the stateson, mississippi, located along interstate highway 55, just outside what's known as the mississippi delta. it's the kind of place that makes you wonder why did they make it the capital? until you grab hold of what used to be around here. farish street used to be the hub of african-american life in this city, its black commercial, cultural center. when dr. king came to town, he came here. everybody did. medgar evers had an office just upstairs here. musicians like tommy johnson, sonny boy williamson too, and elmore james all played here and the likes of duke ellington, cab callaway, count basie and louie armstrong all took the stage at places like the crystal palace ballroom and the alamo on farish street. what happened? where did it all go? >> what killed it was integration. once we were able to break out of our own indigenous black-run businesses, the black-owned businesses died. great for the black race but terrible for the black business. in fact, the only reason you're coming here

state.. and as team 12's hallie jackson reports rudy guiliani is no longer a top pick. new this morning.. a trump morning.. a trump supporter has been banned for life from flying delta airlines -- this after he went on a rant against other passengers who been banned for life from flying delta airlines -- this after he went on a rant against other passengers who voted for hillary clinton. in the video - the man can be heard yelling at people on board the plane. delta officials say the flight was still at the gate in atlanta when the incident happened. the c-e-o has issued an apology and has offered refunds to customers on board. still ahead on 12 today.. would you eat this everyday for years on end? we've got the story next - in your morning juice. bryan teases right now on 12 today.... the minimum wage in arizona... is going up. so why are people protesting this morning? we are live with the latest on that... the memorial to the fallen 19 granite mountain hot shots is right now on 12 today.... the minimum wage in arizona... is going up. so why are people protesting this morning? we are li

jackson and bree larsen. the empire state building was lit up in blue last night to mark the 25th anniversary of the blue man group. members of the group took part in the ceremonial lighting earlier in the day. chris wink is one of the creators. >> i think one of the reasons the slow resonates with people, first of all, the comedy, but the element of surprise. you never know what's going to happen in a blue man show. its shows. that's your eye on entertainment, i'm suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles. >>> let's get to the weather and traffic every 10 minutes on the 4's. ashton. >> good morning. >> travel forecast. watch out for icy roads here in colorado. other than that, we shouldn't have any new problems to deal with. blizzard warnings up in minnesota and dakotas today. down in dallas they'll have thunderstorms that could cause a few delayless. nice on the east coast and all major airports are in good shape. >>> that morning commute, it's metro area. this is up into the high country, chain and passenger traction restrict

states. michigan barred him from practicing last year. madison is illinois' top prescriber of a fentanyl spray killed prince and michael jackson. president obama wants to make a billion dollar commitment for states to expand access to opioid abuse treatment. he says fighting the heroin and prescription opioid epidemic is still a priority as he gets ready to leave office. congress still has to approve this new funding. the president also shared some progress that his administration has made in disease control and prevention issuing its first ever guidelines for prescribing opioids for chronic pain. the affordable care act expanding mental health and substance disorder coverage. and better access to a medicinal treatment that helps addicts reduce their use. we're pleased to tell you that yesterday's fill the plate telethon on t-v nine was a huge success. the telethon raised money for the heritage area agency on aging and its senior meals program. that program delivers hot meals to senior congregate meal sites in seven counties here in eastern iowa. this year the telethon brought in 135-thousand dollars. that's 20-thousand more tha

sent back to cities for cleveland that was a $35 million hit the state passed collective bargaining reform, senate bill 5, mayor jackson said it didn't work that way : citys to scramble to make up the difference. >> but for state cuts we would not be here. it is only because of the state cuts. city of cleveland managed finances responsibly but this is all that is left. >> new 50s. >>> now keep in mind -- news 5. >> now keep in mind this is something only residents of cleveland will vote on. those who live outside it and work in the city won't have say. >>> in lakewood there is a heated and messy debate over health care. cleveland clinic is looking to replace lakewood hospital with an emergency clinic. >> why voters will still have their say months after the deal was finalized. >> i am calling you to urge you to please vote against issue 64. >> reporter: they are making calls and knocking on doors. lakewood hospital committee are trying to capitalize on a second chance to reverse city council's unanimous vote to close lakewood hospital. they want people to vote against issue 64. >> if people vote against it, we go back

intention will be focus on ohio-- attention will be focus on the buckeye state is in the race for the white house. >> reporter: i am halli jackson keeping a close eye over what's happening in ohio. the state incredibly crucial to this presidential race. you have seen both candidates spend a tremendous amount of time in the buckeye state. because of the electoral votes that are so important to winning white house. donald trump is feeling confident about his chances in ohio. won't be enough to just win there, if he is able he flip a blue battleground a place like michigan which is become really an intriguing story line in the last day of campaigning. it's going to be trump's laststopped today and you saw hillary clinton in ann arbor and upper midwest increasingly important now. it's not just what's happening at the top of the ticket the battle for senate control could be one of the biggest story lines tonight and in fact could be the biggest one maybe after midnight. according to our political team that's going to be crucial to determine it's democrats or republicans controlling the senate and other races we are looking at north c

year of law school, you'll remember the second bank of the united states, which gives rise to mccullough versus maryland. andrew jackson vetoes the renewal of the charter but even before that takes effect, he removes all of the federal funds from the bank of the united states, effectively bankrupting it. this makes a lot of people in the senate not terribly happy. in 1834, in response, they pass a resolution of disapproval. jackson, a famously irascible essentially says, mind your own business, the only way the senate can interfere with my constitutional prerogatives with through the power of impeachment. impeach me or shut up, is what he essentially says. for people who know the history of contempt power, breach of privilege and contempt are basically the same thing. contempt in parliamentary history dealt with more general contempt of parliament where is breach of privilege is what they use when they could identify a specific privilege that some outsider had breached. but they were effectively the same thing, enforced in the same ways. the fact that the senate calls upon this language of breach of privilege in respon

in she said "my marriage to michael jackson tookce ceremony outside the united states eleven weeks ago." "my married name is mrs. lisa marie presley-jackson." "i am very much in love with michael. i dedicate my life to being his wife. i understand and suppt him.e bo look forward to raising a family and living a happy, healthy life together." it was the first marriage for 35-year-old jackson and the second for 26-year-old presley, who had two children with ex- their less than two year marriage seemed like it was made in tabloid heaven and there was wide spread speculation about motives for their union. "ladies and gentlemen, mr. michael jackson and miss lisa presley jackson" the wedding came at a time jackson was embroiled in an ongoing investigation over whether he had sexually abused a 13-year old boy. whether he had sexually abused a 13-year old boy. "there were no prenuptial agreeemnts. why did he marry her? he married her to get credibility, get legitimacy because these terrible allegations that were out." jackson vehemently denied the accusations and charges were never filed. as f

states. she's in jackson jill aville an carolina. melania trump is helping. she'll be delivering a warm speech and talking about her time growing up abroad and potentially what she would do as first lady. >> cnn will have the most comprehensive coverage on election night. stay with us beyond the last vote being counted. it all happens starting tuesday and well into wednesday right here on cnn. >> the milky way galaxy. that's quite a reach. >> it's not just in america. it's way beyond. >>> clump and hillary clinton hitting the ground hard in battle ground states. four states that will decide the presidency. what the polls are saying next on "early start". introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts. so great that if you don't get up to fifteen percent more reps, more laps, more distance, we'll give you your money back - period. protein shots from 5-hour energy. great taste. 100 calories. 21 grams of protein. >>> five days

jackson. good morning. >> morning, tamala. >> gop state official val digiorgio. >> good morning. >> must be nice to be youhis morning. >> yeah, it feels good. >> all right. public affairs executive donna gentile o'donnell. >> morning, tamala. >> and documentarian sam katz. >> good morning. >> president-elect trump. up until the day of the election, everybody was saying it couldn't happen, but it did happen. but i want to talk about why it happened, to a certain extent. as you dig into the numbers, he had lower turnout than romney, than mccain. 110,000 votes between wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania could have tipped it back a different way. and in some of those key states that we were being told were the key battlegrounds -- like pennsylvania -- 1 percentage point separated them. 2% more the other way for her, she'd be president. so, the question was, did he surprise us and do something more? or did she underperform and not do what she needed to do? what -- how should we look at this? >> you know, i look at the polling that came out, and then i look at the way trump's last two weeks, in time and sched

states. hallie jackson, thank you so much for joining me. i know that the washington, d.c., bureau, has a fire alarm practice scheduled, so i know you have to leave. get outside for that. >>> next, though, we're going to go to travel and terror. what you need to know if you're heading across the pond for the holiday weekend. federal officials sounding off about the state of your safety overseas. >>> later, we take you to iraq where the battle for mosul is intensifying as doctors do all they can to help civilians caught in the cross-fire. >>> we're continuing to follow the breaking news out of tennessee. five children killed, dozens more injured in a school bus crash. the bus driver under arrest. joining me now from chattanooga, mayor andy burke. we know at least 30 children were injured in that crash. is there an update you can give us on all they are all doing? >> i was althout the hospital er today. it was great to see some of the kids walking around, playing in the playrooms. certainly, there are a number of children who are in very serio

jackson is really fast. all his life he's run and he's a champion. cranking out a 4.011-mile he's so good he just got a scholarship to penn state. ded the post race interviews. >> the winner jackson hoe wee of downingtown west 4.11.47. congratulations. >> thank you very much, sir. >> reporter: fast as his legs move, so does his mine. it's just he can't always get the words out the way he wants to. >> i was expecting it to go up pretty slow. >> if i was talking to people and i saw them getting uncomfortable, that was really hard for me. >> reporter: jackson was eight when he first met with the doctor here at chop. >> he said, you know, your child stutters. tears started, you know, welling up in my eyes and, you know, it's hard when it's your own flesh and blood and you don't want to see them struggle, and you have to come with -- to the reality that they're going to struggle for the rest of their life. ♪ >> reporter: many kids grow out of stuttering. it's neurologically based and can run in families and affects more boys than girls. >> it's genetically transferred. it's no one's fall just like what color hair you have or how tall

state rolls. >>> number six, louisville, trailed 12-10 to wake forest heading into the fourth. but then exploded for 34 points. lamar jackson, 145 passing yards, fewest this season. just one td. yes, i said just, for the heisman candidate, 44-12, the final. now, with i wi, they found their the badgers, 45-point win is their biggest in conference play in two years. penn state won a back and forth affair over indiana, moved to 8-2 on the year. their best start since 2011. oklahoma cruised by baylor for its 14th straight win in conference play. oklahoma state squeezed by texas tech. how about number 19, nebraska, taking on minnesota? game typed at 17 in the fourth quarter. tommy armstrong. would dive nebraska wins 24-17. armstrong, two passing tds, as well, after zero in the last two games.

state rolls. >>> number six, louisville, trailed 12-10 to wake forest heading into the fourth. but then exploded for 34 points. lamar jackson, 145 passing yards, fewest this season. just one td. yes, i said just, for the heisman candidate, 44-12, the final. now, with i wi, they found their offense, it's in its stride. the badgers, 45-point win is their biggest in conference play penn state won a back and forth affair over indiana, moved to 8-2 on the year. their best start since 2011. oklahoma cruised by baylor for its 14th straight win in conference play. oklahoma state squeezed by texas tech. how about number 19, nebraska, taking on minnesota? game typed at 17 in the fourth quarter. tommy armstrong. would dive into the end zone. nebraska wins 24-17. armstrong, two passing td well, after zero in the last two games.

jackson 3 -- he had 15 points -- off the steal, matt jones ahead to kennard for the slam. duke wins 93-58. they've got michigan state next. jam started out sluggish versus loyola and the ramblers couldn't miss a shot -- aundre jackson drains the three later...ben richardson from the corner adds the trey. loyola led by as many as 11 in the first half but dennis smith helped the pack chip away...aggressive drive, bump and the bucket. smith's assists also a thing of beauty today -- no look pass to a cutting terry adds the slam then smith finds markell johnson in the same fashion to give state a 1- point lead at the break. in the second half, his backcourt mate torin dorin also stuffed the stat sheet --on the fast break dorin with the pull up jumper. he had 20. game went back and forth but smith was the difference...here the steal and the one man break. he had 30. nc state escaped join us sunday morning on abc-11 beginning at six join us sunday morning on abc-11 beginning at six a-m for the latest i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today t

state post. this as rudy giuliani's consulting history is under more scrutiny. hallie jackson reports. >> through trump tower's revolving door, a countdown to cabinet selections. another name now in the mix for secretary of state. sources familiar with the discussion citing south carolina governor nikki haley who begrudgingly after he said her constituents are embarrassed by her. >> are you going to support donald trump? >> great to be in cleveland. >> so far, no response from the governor's office. eight days in, president-elect trump's looking a lot like candidate trump did. inside his transition, much of what happened during his campaign, internal jockeying, leadership changes, complaints privately and publicly. no one really knows who's in charge. >> i think there is some of command coming utof new york. >> vice president elect mike pents, the new transition team leader, touring his soon to be home with vice president joe biden. trump's team blamed the griping on sour grapes of people purged out. >> i was in d.c. yesterday at both transition offices. very engaged, full of

. >> i'm with san jose state university political science chair melinda jackson.hank you very much for coming in tonight. it will be interesting to say the least. the vast majority of polls predicted a clinton victory and now while it is not over, donald trump is very close to being on the verge of a huge upset. if that happens, what would you say as to how he pulled it off. they have been breaking in trump's direction. this could be due to a number of factors. we could have under eimated voter turn out on the republican side. every poll before election day is just a snapshot in time. the one poll that matter matters is the poll we are seeing today. >> what message are the voters sending with this vote about what they feel about the state of the country or is this protest vote or what is it? >> we are seeing based on the results that there is a lot more anger out there in the country than we even expected. you knew it was there. this does seem to be sending a message that voters seem to not like the direction the country is going and are voting for change. >> you

jackson show never changes. >> it's going to be interesting where ohio state lands tomorrow night. they are fifth and sixth in the poll the buckeyes are in maryland. it's really been a roller coaster ride for the -- for them. they got by northwestern and blowout nebraska the young guys are getting their feet wet.>> if anything, i guess confidence builder. experienced now. keep on getting confidence in building momentum as the season goes forward.>> michigan on the seven -- 26 will be here before you know it. we will be right back. headed out when the polls open, you will be in the 40s a few warm-up by noon. after 4:00 there could be a few showers and temps in the 60s.>>> we are going up. >> no excuses on that front. whatever happens tomorrow we will be here for you him sign up to sun down and beyond. >> have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight, from the world champion chicago cubs, kris bryant, carol burnett and music from vic mensa featuring travis barker. and now, i'm almost certain, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: ve

state college in dade city at 3:00. the doors open at 1:00. former president bill clinton will be at st. pete at the thomas jackson rec center. the doors open at 5:30. >> life in a swing state, right? here we go. >>> coming up, some of this is really tough to hear, but it does shed light on what happened on that horrible night. some newly released phone conversations between the pulse nightclub shooter and police. >> hi, there. this is orlando police. who am i speaking with, please? person who pledges allegiance to the islamic state. >> it's a chilling exchange >> it's a chilling exchange between our children, they look up to us. >> it's a chilling exchange between what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? we face, or the one who is unprepared for them? a steady hand? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent

states here still too close to call. that will turn this election before we all walk out of here. we're going to go to howie jackson right now. among the many things we're watching as this seems to be tilting toward donald trump, the markets around the world are reacting. she has more on that. overseas markets and something

states here still too close to call. that will turn this election before we all walk out of here. we're going to go to howie jackson right now. among the many things we're watching as this seems to be

jackson. >> reporter: reality with another possible pick for secretary of state. retired general david petraeus. >> very good conversation and we'll see where it goes from here. >> reporter: a top transition source tells nbc news, petraeus is being considered for multiple high-level posts, despite pleading guilty for mishandling classified information, and donald trump's attacks against hillary clinton, investigated for doing the same. later cleared by the fbi. petraeus's appearance highlighting the infighting over who should lead the state department. divisions, between backers of judy giuliani, a long-time loyalist, and mitt romney, a former never trump leader, coming under unusually public scorn from one of trump's top aides. >> we don't know if he voted for donald trump. >> reporter: romney, set to visit new york tomorrow for more talks with the president-elect, who's stayed silent so far on something else. his unsubstantiated twitter claims that millions of people voted illegally. now new pushback from the election offices new hampshire, virginia, and califor

tupelo to jackson, macomb, almost all of the state of mississippi.move to alabama. we have a lot of heavier rain moving into areas of the northeast, especially from the morning rush, 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. airport delays definitely in the northeast. we saw the worst of the fires last night with the gusty winds. now we'll see what happened. firefighters will get control of these blazes with the attentidd of the rain. >>> history has its eyes on broadway. "hamilton" just hit the record for the most in a single week, grossing $3.3 million over thanksgiving. some of the most successful only reached as high as $1 million. a notorious moment was when a cast member read a speech to mike pence seated in the audience. donald trump tweeted his criticism in response. >>> the world chess championship has ended in a regulation tie. the final features two young gra grand masters. and one is the highest rated player of all time. ten of the 12 games ended in draw, including yesterday's match which lasted a mere 36 minutes. they each have won a single game. a round of tie

state college in dade city at 3:00. the doors open at 1:00. former president bill clinton will be at st. pete at the thomas jackson rec center. the doors open at 5:30. >> life in a swing state, right? here we go. >>> coming up, some of this is really tough to hear, but it does shed light on what happened on that horrible night. nightclub shooter and police. >> hi, there. this is orlando police. who am i speaking with, please? >> you're speakig with the person who pledges allegiance to the islamic state. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. ok that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. . >>> tell me what you did, please. >> you already know what i did. you people are going to get it, >> a chilling exchange between orlando police and the pulse nightclub gunman omar mateen. today an orange county judged orders a release of 9 is 1 calls. mateen is soft-spoken and calm. later police learned he entered that nightclub and killed 49 people. they use these calls to try and get answers. >> i want to l

of those democratic ideals of the government devolving and jackson would go on to consolidate to say that most important feature nothis li state's rights but louisianagove if you ever heard of it. that is a pretty big gesture. you don't even say even butings. but with the jazz series tuesday sometimes the thing in the opposite is true with every president i would lead reeve might you to wind up presidency in 68 would have then of biggest critic it only took the anti-communist like nixon to say we're not looking at the most populous country on earth with those landmark defense withs foreign policy so the opposite happened at the same time. >> this is about john adamsd the soldier shot into the crowd it was called of boston massacre but the of lawyer agreed to defend the enemy soldiers everyone has the right to welfare trial. >> this is why he immortalized john adams to be so obstinate he said your a better writer but nobody likes me so he is a man of extraordinary principles so if i look at the qualities of leadership that could appear with the profiles of courage they're willing to serve to place the country's interests above th

sanders: it will not be a good united state senator -- [laughter] >> herb jackson. >> looking forward to 2020. can you give us your thoughts on who you might think would be -- -- would be your democratic standardbearer, and you have thoughts on cory booker? sen. sanders: review the last chapter on corporate media. i think this is incredible. i have to say this in all due respect, are we ready echo we have not inaugurated this president and we're talking abou -- about 2020 because it is easy to write about. what about talking about climate change and whether the planet -- income inequality, youth unemployment and african-american communities of 30% to 40%. immigration reform, criminal justice reform? those are the issues the american people need to be engaged in. talking about who is running in 2080 -- you look like a good candidate. how much money do you have? i don't mean to be rude, but the american people are tired of that. they really are. they would like to hear serious discussion. who is running in 2020 or 2090 -- i have to tell you, people are turning off their tvs. they're tir

berkeley prep faces jackson trinity christian next week in the state semifines. >>> jefferson and jesuit going at it. jefferson scores first and the tigers answer. malik davis breaking loose for a 33-yard tying score. then in the second, facing 4th and 2. danny boone finds a crack and after jesuit stuffing jefferson on a 4th and 10. 4th down and 1 from the 10, the tigers take over. malik davis needs a crack. he is going 91 yards for the touchdown. jesuit goes on to the regional final 42-21. host amokle next friday. class 7 a, rematch between lakeland and plant. the dread knots knock out the panthers. turf. in the first half, panthers on the move in the third, dane franzton backup quarterback across the middle to the one-yard line. plant has to settle for a field goal. 3-0. lakeland goes up 14-11. late in the game. plant up 18-14. but how about this for a response. aj davis, on the kick return. goes 99 yards for the go-ahead score. there are flags on the field but lakeland still gets the touchdown, 21-18. minutes ago, plant phlox the punt. sets him up on the 2-yard line and that's how the

state. nbc's hallie jackson is over at trump tower following developments. hallie, good morning. >> reporter: hey there, savannah, good morning to you. already it's been a busy morning for the president-elect making official a new top post in his administration. he is setting up a business day at trump tower with more interviews, including one for mitt romney for other big cabinet positions. all of it follows a busy night for him, at least on twitter, where he took aim at those debunking his unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud. today, a new name for the new cabinet. the person picked to head health & human services, congress tom price. the georgia republican who literally wrote the bill to roll back the affordable care act. >> repealing and replacing >>eporter: price, an orthopedic surgeon from the atlanta suburbs, the latest trump pick, according to a high level source familiar with the decision. with drama now building over high-profile position of secretary of state. mitt romney's seto visit new york today for a second round talks with the president-ele