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marlie hall, cbs news, jersey city, new jersey. ((christiann told cbs news they were working quickly to alleviate the delay issue./// ((mauricio marin)) >>> americans are not the only country making black friday a shopping tradition. brazilians don't celebrate thanksgiving... but black friday shopping became a tradition there a couple of years ago. now it happens every year the last friday of november. much like u-s stores.. they open earlier and offer big discounts on their merchandise./// ((mauricio marin)) >>> a holiday tradition here in and turning the switch on for the first time tonight. it is at opportunity village.. at oakey and torrey pines.. and that is where tedd florendo is ... tedd... ((tedd florendo)) ((>>>we had big storms that pushed through east clark county this morning but have not since dissipated. flooding was big in golden valley, arizona but now we're seeing much mostly clouds right now high humidity and dewpoints due to the rain that passed through this morning. winds breezy at times but cool 60's today and n

kind of all melteds together put jay gray, is in jersey city new jersey. at one nation's busiest malls with what we can expect. >> hay there good morning from new board center mall where the anchor stores have been opened all night. shoppers getting early start on what some analyst believe could be a record-breaking black friday. actually began while this turkey was still warm. . shoppers starting black friday on thursday. . . >> we but real crush. to spends more money this season as opposed to last. >> and sales are predicted up to 3.6% over last year welcome at the end of what's been difficult year for retailers. once again this year the big ticket items will including electronic, high tech and televisions. clothes, also. continuing to be a go-to gift. >> but ultimately. shoppers show up in stores or log in. >> every one. looking for bargain. on black friday. >> and couple tips now plan get from getting caught up in the hype and frenzy of black friday. also, bring your small phone and comparative shop. lot of stores will match liar price you find on-line.

marley hill, jersey city, new jersey. >> i love to do this with zucchini and cucumber for salads. green giant's frozen vegetable sales in the u.s. declined 25% since 2011. >>> still coming up on the cbs2 news at noon, a popular about controversy surrounding the president-elect. new balance is defending >>> the owners of a shoe company are speaking out about a controversy surrounding the president-elect. new balance is defending itself after being described as the official shoes of white people and the official shoes of the trump revolution. new balance says things are moving in the right direction with president-elect trump. the shoe company responded on twitter saying they do not tolerate form. new balance also clarified that they employ thousands of people of all races, genders, cultures and sexual orientation. >>> the holiday season is always about giving but how about treating yourself not a bad thing to do either. the national retail foundation found that most americans plan on buying for themselves. spending an average of $136.61 since -- cents. sales excited to go up even >>

let's get to nbc's jay gray joining us live in jersey city, new jersey. i don't know, i can see you doing shopping for your loved ones and friend right here in the studio, jay. let's talk about the scene. >> reporter: yeah. absolutely, alex. you're on the list. just waiting for the specialty stores to open up so i could get the perfect gift for you. the anchor stores have been open overnight. a lot of shoppers getting an early start on what some analysts believe could be a record breaking black friday. the dash for deals actually began while the turkey was still warm. shoppers starting black friday on thursday. >> buy some gifts. >> reporter: but the real crush comes today through the weekend, when six in ten americans are expected to make a holiday purchase. >> we know that they are not only shopping, but 61% of people are planning to spend more money this season as opposed to last. >> reporter: sales are predicted to be up by 3.6% over last year, a welcome jump at the end of a difficult year for retailers. big ticket items include electronics, high-tech

he is live at the newport center mall in jersey city, new jersey. i can see the malls and stores are packed. >> yeah, they're starting to pick up. a lot of people were here last night. took a little break early in the morning. coming back now. full through the mall. the anchor stores here, they were open overnight. a lot of shoppers getting an earlier start on what analysts say could be a record-breaking black friday. >> reporter: the dash for deals began while the turkey was still warm. shoppers started black friday on thursday. >> going to buy some gift. >> reporter: it comes today ten americans are expected to make a holiday purchase. >> people are planning to spend more money this season compared to last. >> reporter: sales are predicted to be up over 3.6% from last year. this is after a difficult year for retailers last year. once again, big ticket items include electronic, high-tech and television, clothes also continue to be a go-to gift. ultimately, shoppers show up in >> go for the sales. i like the sales. >> reporter: everyone looking for

marlie hall jersey city, new jersey. >> mark: according to euro monster green giant vegetable sales in the u.s. declined 25% since 2011 and hope their new line of carb-replacing vegetables will turn it around. >> having a hard time sleeping? is your partner snoring, tossing shut eye. british researchers have a suggestion. kick them out of bed. your health depends on it. in a new study of leads it found 29% of people blame their significant other for not sleeping well. >> and remember, a lack of sleep decreases the risk of depression, heart attack and stroke. >> any other thoughts on that, romona? >> heres >> apple returns a popular symbol. >> ivanka under fire. much talk about her bracelet. >> mark: welcome. time to talk about what's trending. >>> a fresh hot pizza could be fist ivanka trump is under fire. her company promoted a 10,800 gold bracelet she wore when she appeared with her father and rest of the family on "60 minutes" sunday. monday her company sent an e-mail to fashion writers promoting the bracelet. people quickly took to social media to criticize the move calling it a co

we are live in new jersey city new jersey. it is a little slow in this area. what is it like on the east coast? >> reporter: it is starting to pick up at newport ctr., mall in new jersey. will busy overnight. a lot of people here overnight. a little bit of a wall in the morning, and it is now starting to pick up. people are not already -- people are not just shopping. buying. what you see here is a lot of the stores i continue to poor people in. they say it has been a down season so far, but they are hoping to get an uptick was sales as we move into the black friday holiday. >>> the national retail federation believes that will be the case. in fact, they are saying that they expect more the 137 million people to actually get out and spend some money over this black friday weekend. is a surprise. they will spend about $935. that is -- that is definitely a. 140 of that, their shopping like i do. spending it on themselves. it is one for you and to for me. that is the way i feel my shopping. >>> are there any big sales on those wild sports coats you have a tendency

. >> in jersey city new jersey. i am jay gray back to you. >> many opened ready for crowds. of shoppers. let's check with craig live from las vegas north premium outlet with look at the lines there. craig we have been look live pictures from downtown summer land and it is pretty buths see i fy >> interest long lines? >> no. i don't long lines here. but you know remember that this open since before midnight. i just want you take look down here. you can see that there are plenty people that you know who are here shopping and this is fairly remarkable when you consider that normally this would be closed. but of course is black friday and it is very cold. but still people are out here shopping. i wanted to show off the kenneth kohl store here he have the go and but 660 to 70% off entire store they are even selling light fixtures all of the but this is where you kept go some black friday deals on clothes. and on light fixtures. where else can you say you can get that kind of bargain on black friday? . >> i just trying point out something in case you are look for deal. something u

jay gray joins us from jersey city, new jersey with more. are they, jay?good morning, yeah, it's coming in waves. you see that every black friday. a lot of people get out right after dinner, overnight on thursday. then dips off a bit in the overnight hours. picking back up again. a lot of bags here full of merchandise. people not only shopping but spending. we're at the newport center mall. the anchor stores have been open since overnight. people getting an early start on what could be a record breaking black friday. >> reporter: the dash for deals actually began while the turkey was still warm. shoppers starting black friday on thursday. >> buy some gifts. >> reporter: but the real crush comes today through the weekend when 6 in 10 americans are expected to make a holiday purchase. >> we know that they're not only shopping, but 61% of people are planning to spend more money this season as opposed to last. >> reporter: sales are predicted to be up by 3.6% over last year, a welcomed jump at the end of what has been a difficult year for retailers. the big ti

alison kosik is outside a target store in jersey city, new jersey. what does it look like so far?od morning, john. i am not outside the target, i am inside showing you what's being offered here. check this out a slew of tvs. only 63 left. no, i'm not a salesperson. but here's the thing, last night after everybody ate their turkey and ate their pumpkin pie they came here to target. hundreds of people waiting in line and, you know what they really, really wanted? they wanted the 50 inch 4k tv. that sold out. but a jinorms teddy bear, as well. black friday not just a shopping thing, but also a holiday thing. this year's black friday frenzy kicking off with hundreds jamming the streets outside macy's flagship store in new york city. early bird shoppers taking over entire departments in search of steep discounts. it's that time of year when all-out chaos ensues over jumbo-sized tvs. and shoppers battle it out over who gets the biggest deals. this excited crowd caught clamoring over electronics at a walmart in columbus, mississippi. even though walmart is trying to reduce the brawls by

in jersey city, new jersey.e on thanksgiving, after eating their turkey to come inside. where did most of them go? they came here to the electronics department, because the must have gift of the year is tvs. and they went fast. target says yesterday on thanksgiving within they opened, 3200 tvs per minute were sold in that first hour of opening. it just guess to show, black friday is changing a little, meaning moving to thursday. but the spirit is still alive. listen to this. >> i am going to four different stores, so i'm kind of rushing between each one. it's not as crazy as i thought it would be. >> it's fun to wait outside, i see people coming in, rushing. >> we got a good price, everything is down. >> jim, here's a hot toy catching everybody's eye, an almost life size version of darth vader or a robotic volume, so you vacuum the floor sitting on the couch. and did you know that pajamas doubled, who can't live without a papa bear or mama bear pajama, this is a thing this holiday season. back to you. >> i can't

alison kosik is live at a target store in jersey city, new jersey. hi, alison. are you having fun?ays a crowd pleaser? electronics. i'm in the electronics area, and it seems to be the big favorite at the moment. you know what the got to get gift this year is? it is the 4k tv or at this point any tv. just to give you an idea, target says last night it had 600 people, i want to show you the video, outside the door, waiting to get in. this is after they ate their turkey dinner, after the pumpkin pie, they got in the car and came to target. most of the people ran straight to the electronics area to pick up those tvs. and guess how well those tvs did? 3200 tvs were sold every minute in the first hour of opening last night. so yes, we do see black friday bleeding into thursday but there's no denying it black friday is still very, very special if you're a holiday shopper. this year's black friday frenzy kicking off with hundreds jamming the streets outside macy's flagship store in new york city. early bird shoppers taking over entire departments in search of steep discounts. it's that tim

i want to show you jersey city, new jersey, you are seeing a snakeing line of voters weight at the polls in a fire house in jersey city t. major candidates have already voted. there are some voters waiting in a line. we seen pictures of long lines as people get out to vote. sheer what else is coming up on the halftime report. >>> as america votes, several big namestop stocks are moving, gap, priceline, all seeing double digit or near double digit moves today. we'll hit it all in the blitz next. and what will the next president need for commodities, gold, oil, copper? find out more with scott wapner in the game, two minutes away. elusive today. re is it because so many go after it the same way? chasing after short term returns. instead if getting caught up with the crowd, the investment managers at pgim take a long term view, teaming specialized active investing with risk-management rigor, to seek out global opportunities. we manage over a trillion dollars this way, attracting many of the world's leading investors. partner with pgim. the global investment management businesses of prudenti

for the pbs newshour, i'm marcia biggs in jersey city, new jersey. >> sreenivasan: since our interviewld service has reached out to both mayor khairullah and the darbi family in an attempt to improve the process of integration. >> woodruff: finally tonight, on this last evening before election day, we hear from the next generation of voters about the issues they care about most. we challenged our network of student reporting labs to record young people voicing the concerns closest to their hearts. here is a sample of their responses. the project is called "letters to the next president." >> both candidates should consider affordable tuition plans because no one should be deprived their right to further their education. my mother works a second job just to help pay for my college fees, so i'm working extra hard in school so i can receive as many scholarships as possible. >> i would like our next president to talk about environmental issues in a way that actually makes us feel inclined to do something about them. it's difficult to put ourselves in a place where we actually understand the

let's check in at jersey city, new jersey. what kind of travel affic are y seeing today?> reporter: we're seeing some pretty significant foot traffic. you can see behind me the mall here is very full. this is why. look at that sign right there. 70% off. 50% off. huge discounts across the board here at this mall in jersey city. the reason you see that is because four square is forecasting that black friday foot traffic is expected to be down 3.5%. malls are pulling out all the stops trying to get all these families inside to come shopping. we will take you on a tour of the mall. i want to explain what they're doing here. they have not only got great discounts, but we're talking about santa displays, balloon displays, extra discounts, ravels for a $500 macy's gift card. we can show you a bird's eye view of how it's going so far. part of the biggest challenge here is really getting people off their couches, out of their houses and spending money beyond just buying online. right now we see record sales so far on amazon, on target.com. in fact, we just checked in with walmart.

alison kosik has been at a target store for us today in jersey city, new jersey. there. >> hey, brooke, black friday going strong today but it began thursday, i'm talking 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. people were going after these tvs. last night when target opened at 6:00 it said it sold 3,200 tvs per minute in that first hour of opening. it's amazing when you think about how people are willing to get out there, work off their thanksgiving and get holiday shopping out of the way. here's one of my favorites, the old robotic vacuum. you want to vacuum the floor but watch it work for you while you sit on the couch? my personal favorite. here's another. almost an almost life-size version of a storm trooper. i can't live without one of these. did you know pajamas are a thing? family pajamas. target yesterday almost doubled in sales the amount of family pajamas that sold compared to last year. this is my favorite, "mama bear." brooke, back to you. >> all right, i like it, allison, thank you. >>> next, more on the breaking news, donald trump selecting a fox news analyst an

jolene kent is braving the crowds at the malls in jersey city, new jersey. good morning, jolene. >> reporter: good morning. we see record breaking numbers already. target and amazon over the past 24 hours have already shattered their own records. a lot of shoppers out today. rasheem is here. why are you out shopping? >> looking for a suitcase, sheets for my bed, watches. >> reporter: what is it about the deal that gets you out from brooklyn to jersey city to make a purchase? why? >> people more friendlier, cheaper, no tax. >> reporter: that bottom line that counts. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: i want to show you this busy register here and we're inside sears where the black friday deals are flowing. we've got a bunch of shoppers here and what we're finding this black friday may be one of the biggest black fridays on record and target already seen their ecommerce had a record day and amazon just the last ten hours or so of black friday, they have already sod more products, had more orders come in than last time so we see the health of t

nbc's jolene kent at a mall in jersey city, new jersey. what are you observing there with the black friday epic dealing out there? >> reporter: that's right. it seemed like the whole mall is 50% off and see the signs here, 50% off all across, every single store. charlotte russe, michael kors and meeting with the great families of jersey city. great for being out here today. what brings you out with your entire family? >> well, i'm looking for a good deal. i can't i'm not. i'm looking for a good deal. my brother called me this morning. he was like, i hope you're dr s dress dressed, let's go. >> reporter: a lot of different family members. what are the items? >> i'm looking for some baby items because i have brand new babies that arrived in my family, three of them, which is crazy and awesome, such a blessing and on top of that, my wonderful children and they're also going to show you what santa will want them to get for them this year. >> reporter: a list for santa claus, right? >> yes. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us. we also

just this month, trump bay street, a 50-story luxury apartment building, opened in jersey city, new jersey, built by a company run by trump's son- in-law, jared kushner, who raised a quarter of the project's $200 million financing from eb-5 investors in china. >> which is why i alone can fix it. >> reporter: but locally and federally, the door between government and lobbying keeps revolving. and to michael gibson, the stakes of closing it for eb-5 projects are substantial. >> the issue is that it is affecting the credibility of the united states, because granting what is probably the most cherished document in the world, the u.s. passport and path to eventual citizenship is really in the hands of developers who at times do scheme and fraud to take advantage of the investors. >> reporter: the iqbals, their dreams of immigration to the u.s. dashed, still make their home in dubai at least for now. for them, american credibility is shot. >> if someone would come and ask me: i've got half a million dollars and i want to move to the u.s., i would probably say: don't do it. >> reporter: this is e

after president the big votes here in new jersey are ballot question, referendums and biggest is does new jersey want to expand casino gambling outside of atlantic city in north jersey counties and other big question is do we want all that new gas tax cash, that 23 sent a gallon hike we started paying a couple weeks ago. go toward fixing the roads. you are saying i thought that is what it was for. it will not be just for that unless people say yes, we want it the for that and then big controversy was governor, lieutenant governor disagree on saying yes or no. turnout expect to be big not just here in new jersey but across the country, it was 62 percent, a record in 2008 and may eclipse that. that is good. that is more than half and with septa back no excuse for people in philadelphia, and here's the good thing karen and thomas if you are in line at 8:00 o'clock and even though polls close at 8:00 but if you are standing in line and i will guess if you are in the parking lot waving to people you can still vote in line and after 8:00 o'clock. don't rush if you have to. if you get there in line at 8:00 a lot of people don't vote until end of the day and

city's assets. >>> real estate -- next week appears to be affecting home sales in one popular jersey shore city. all new at 6:00, nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg looks into the housing market in ocean city and what it means for anyone looking for a good deal. >>> hillary is likely to be under investigation for a very long time. >> attacks and counter attacks. >> it's almost impossible to understand how somebody could run for president who seems not to like america. >> reporter: an extraordinarily unpredictable presidential campaign that some believe has had an impact on vacation home sales in at least one jersey shore resort. >> we're down about 61% in ocean city. >> reporter: steve booth is regional manager of berkshire hathaway realtors believes that the race for the white house is responsible for the drop in homes sales. >> a little uncertainty and not knowing what may affect taxes, what may affect policy down the road. >> reporter: but douglas isn't convinced the election has affected homes sales, he says after a slow spring, business for his ocean city based company picked up this fall. >> it's not a buyer's m

again, new brunswick, new jersey, 45 minutes to an hour outside new york city off the new jersey turnpike. the suspect, who was also stabbed, in custody, now being treated. it is not yet clear how serious the other injuries are. lets take you to boston's city hall. early voting ended an hour ago. those in line will get a chance to vote tonight. you just saw how long the line was. it was eight years ago tonight that barack obama was elected president. maria: and the candidates and their surrogates are crisscrossing battleground states and, yes, that includes new hampshire. that is where our team coverage begins with newscenter 5's david bienick. he's in atkinson, where donald trump campaigned today. david: this is the first of two rallies donald trump has scheduled in new hampshire. it underscores how close the race is and how much donald trump needs this race to win. cheering supporters at a new hampshire country club, donald trump slammed today's jobs report which shows unemployment down to which is up.

mike pence met with some familiar faces at the billionaire's new jersey golf club including former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and new jerseyovernor chris christie. some picks have already sparked controversy light lieutenant mike flynn who has called islam a malignant cancer and trump's chief of staff assures a solid people. >> what donald trump is doing is bringing the best and brightest together to make the best decision for all americans. >> reporter: trump's relationship with democrats could be rocky. >> we're not going to repeal or help him repeal obamacare. >> reporter: the president-elect took to twitter sundaying blasting the cast of broadway's "hamilton" for comments made to mike pence in the audience friday night. >> we are a diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new and new administration won't protect us. >> but pence said he wasn't offended. >> when we arrived we heard a few boos and a few cheers and nudged my kids and reminded them that's what freedom sounded like. >> reporter: trump's interviews continue monday and tuesday at his new york city home. with the latest in politics, it's taking a

group of workers at a target in new jersey excuse me in jersey city celebrated the end of one of the busiest shifts of the year by doing their own mannequin challenge. the employee who filmed the video says everyone was in a happy mood. >>> and now's the time to take action and help out operation santa claus. we're collecting money, drop off your donation at sanderson ford or lincoln, the abc studios or any of the 120 plus ups locations or go to givetotheclaus.com. for every $5 you give you get one entry to win a ford or lincoln courtesy of sanderson ford and lincoln. >>> many may have thought the case was closed. today a california family has a lot to be thankful for after a >>> jessie johnson is thankful this year that she can be a parent to her daughter. her baby was taken away after she was caught using drugs. >> she's my one and only. it's amazing that i created something so cute. >> jessie johnson daughter chasity is turning 8. >> what are you hoping to get for your birthday? >> a puppy. >> she kicked a meth habit before getting pregnant but motherhood was stressful. >> i relap

. >>> no school again in new jersey, day two of the new jersey education association convention in atlantic city. the njea is a yearly convention. this year the convention comes at an interesting time just after the presidential election. we asked organizers about the importance educators have when it comes to talking about social justice issues. >> we talk about public education and the role of teaching our students in a society that we all should be aiming for and living in. it is an important responsibility on our part. we take it very seriously and we will in fact do our part. >> this is one of the lamgest conventions for atlantic city this year. >>> people have danced the night away during latin night. ♪ dozens of people came out to enjoy the music in bensalem.event included free salsa lessons and giveaways. >>> the eagles are back home this week playing the falcons. one of the falcon standout players is from philadelphia. >> we call him matty ice played at pen charter. eagles defensive coordinator says this one won't be easy for the birds. >> falcons are playing well offensively because th

new jersey. today we saw new jersey governor chris christie, and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, and mitt romney is said to be under serious consideration as secretary of state, general james matusz, a retired marine corp central command is in favor of secretary of defense. meanwhile, trump continues his twitter feud with the cast of the broadway musical "hamilton." he's demanding an apology for mic pence who was in the audience. his response. >> we heard some boos and a few cheers and i nudged my kids that's what freedom sounds like. >> reporter: and pence went on supporters are calling for a boycott over "amount" over the incident. >>> and new numbers so more than 71% of eligible voters in the state cast ballots and that's much higher than the national average of 58%. by the way, the state's director of elections said mail-in ballots didn't play a factor in voter turnout. >>> lakewood police are looking for answers after a man was found shot to death inside his car in a ditch. remnants of the crash there. they found him near west 9 and alison street. >>> and pictures of the men facing f

. >>> well, it is in the hand of the new jersey right now, atlantic city has been taken over by the state, last week new jersey reject atlantic city's any recovery plan to shed its after billion dollar debt. contact even owe closures and decreased property values left ac little money to pay its bills. the state, local, finance board will run the cities main governmental functions for the next five years. the board has the power to layoff employees, or sell assets to help the once bustling gambling spot rid itself of the financial burden. >>> a controversial condo project along philadelphia's historic jeweler's row is moving forward. demolition permit has been issued for five properties along the 700 block of sansom street. developer toll brothers is planning to build a 16 story condo tower on the the lot, jewelers row is the oldest diamond district. the preservation alliance is trying to stop the project. >>> law enforcement officers at the university of pennsylvania are being object ordinary for their service. >> that includes two officers injured in the rine of duty. the penn's division of public safety cele

jersey to new york city. app -- ambulances stuck. all in the name of political payback for a new jersey mayor who didn't support christie's governor christie in a statement denying he had prior knowledge of the lane closures. saying i will set the record stra straight in the coming days. and both defendants saying they will appeal. >>> the abc news investigation that revealed washing machines blowing apart. >>> also tonight, the star singer making a heartbreaking announcement. what michael buble has revealed about his family. >>> and the cruise ship set to arrive at an american port. tonight, we take you right inside. in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled 't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled cort

jersey transit buses. they come over bridge and they all stop at sixth ape federal. then they go through center city picking up people. if you are commuting from olde city, you can jump on a new jersey transit bus and get into places around city hall and check new jersey transit schedule and they have plenty of stops. they go all the way up to cherry street all around archdiocese f you ride septa from say olde city or touristareas and go in center sit the eye for a short ride is there an alternative courtesy of my little history with septa and strikes. ten strikes since 1975. that sound like a lot. can you imagine if we had ten super bowl wins since 57 or ten world series wins, wow. septa headquarters here you can bet, even though it is empty right the now there will be picket signs ape picketers out there later. by the way if you are not noticing this makes two mornings in the the row philadelphians are waking up with bad news. we had eagles late overtime loss yesterday close to midnight and then septa on strike at midnight. halloween need, cinderella story as all of those stories septa buses turn into pumpkins at midnight. here's willie brown and some commuters we talk to since the strike started. >> we have a few very minor things we agreed upon. t

new jersey. former rival mitt romney is ing considered for secretary of state. other job seekers include former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and new jersey governor chris christie. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the latest hires in the trump administration. we will speak with john heilemananaging edorerg litics.= plus, the challenges of protecting trump tower as minutes" interview with bruno marsthat you did not see. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monay. thanks for watching. zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen forecast is looking like because maybe people are going to start to lot travwill ??w trbeing ac in the next couple of days. and there will be some '[?kweat related issues in colorado today. tonight and tomorrow. and then improving conditns as weget into ?r?#what is usual the biggest travel day coming up on wednesday. right now it's mild in death penalty 44 degrees the -- denver. 44-degrees the warm weather that we had yesterday still around with us this morning. 40s really up

new jersey. we saw new jersey governor chris christie and the former new york city mayor giuliani. also tonight, mitt romney, who has been a fierce critic, is said to be under serious consideration for secretary of state. ever the showman, trump is promising more cabinet picks will come very soon. and abc's mary bruce starts us off in bedminster. >> reporter: like a well-choreographed reality show, tonight the auditions are in full swing. chris christie pausing for an extended photo op outside the president-elect's new jersey estate. the new jersey governor no longer in charge of the transition, but hoping to stay in trump's inner circle. >> mr. president-elect, are you going to be making any announcements today? >> we're going to have a great day. great people coming. you'll see. >> reporter: more than 20 meetings in just two days. one of the longest with general james mattis. now a favored contender for secretary of defense. "mad dog mattis," as he's known, is a retired marine corps general. the former head of u.s. central command. a warrior scholar known for his blunt tough talk

new jersey... just yesterday he met with 12 people from across the country. they include...former new york city mayor rudy guiliani , new jersey governor chris christie... and washinton state congressman cathy mcmorris rogers. guiliani is considered a top contender for the secretary of youngest son barron will not move into the white house right away. the president-elect says he will live in the white house but melania and 10-year-old barron will live in new york temporarily. the couple wants their son his son to finish out the year at the same school. time now is x:xx -- if you're cooking for the family this thanksgiving, you have a lot to be thankful for. it's something that hasn't happened in over 30--years. and dig out those umbr everyone! greg says rain is on the way... he'll have your full forecast support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. rain and snow chances are at their highest from 4am to 10am dropping to 25% 11am through 4pm. af

jersey governor christie's administration has officially taken control of atlantic city. the local finance board voted for an immediate takeoverafter they projected the five year turnaround plan. the city is $500 million in debt. >>> educators from across new jersey are gathering in atlantic city today to start the annual teachers convention. it is hosting more than 35,000 members of the new jersey education association. the convention runs today and tomorrow and it is expected to bring in close to $10 million to the local economy. >>> up next, first court appearance, blast expected to happen of a man accused of carrying out bombings in new york city and new jersey. >>> it is sunny today and we do have temperatures slightly above normal. a warm friday but a very chilly sunday. get ready to bundle up. i'll have more coming up in our full forecast. anch >>> a live look right now at the white house. president obama is meeting with president-elect donald trump. first lady michelle obama is meeting with mr. trump's wife, melania, who will become our next first lady. >>> happening now, a post election rally continues on wall street. dow at an all time high of more than 18750 shortly after the opening bell this morning. there was uncertainty on wall street on election day which caused the dow to drop more than 800 points but stocks rebounded yesterday. >>> a mangos before a judge on fe

city. go into new jersey though specially central new jersey, you're finding more steady rain. so not everyone is getting hit by this. and i think that's the story of the morning. this system is actually going to be pulling to the north, out of our hair through the course of the morning, by this afternoon, everyone is drying out. but the further in we go, you won't see much out of this, other than stray shower or two. so very spotty, is the nature of the showers this morning. but you will find the steadier rain as evident on the radar across eastern new jersey specially. not a lot of rainout of this. we will take what we can get. expect generally under quarter of ann it, will slow you down specially places like the garden state parkway. as the day progresses everyone will dry out, see the system retreat. now, we are getting ever closer to the beginning of meteorological winter, on our countdown is on, for the astronomical start, only 36 days away, christmas, whopping 40, i know, jim's already done with his christmas shopping, but i show you the count done for a reason. the reas

city. nora muchanic is live now in new jersey. new jersey likes to do things early. >> reporter: that is true. we start at 6:00 here and things have been busy ever since, especially at this firehouse. the poll workers tell me by 10:00 this morning they had as many people voting as they do in an entire day. that gives you an idea of the level of interest in this presidential race, a race like no other. turnout is brisk in ewing interest in the presidential race is drawing crowds. >> i'm glad it's finally here and we can get in and vote. and hopefully a new change is coming our way. i'm sick and tired of the bickering back and forth. >> a difficult time for both candidates i hope it works out well it's a beautiful day and i hope everyone votes. >> with concerns of vote rigging they tell the voters this will not happen. voting machines are not connected to the internet and tamper resistant seals on all machines. >> she is a woman but most importantly the experience that she has. for the white house. >> i don't care for hillary. i think she is a

new jersey voters reject measure to allow casinos at two locations in north jersey. no 78%, yes, 22%. which means casino gambling will remain legal only in atlantic city question on the new jersey ballot, whether money from the gas tax increase should go to the transportation system. yes 54%, no 46%. and john carney beat colin bonini with 56% of the vote. bethany hall-long with 59% to lamar gunn with 41% of the vote. democrat lisa blunt rochester won with 56% of the vote. rochester becomes the first woman and first african-american from delaware elected to congress. >>> and now for more of the stories we're following right now on nbc 10 news at 5:00 a.m. >> i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> right now on "nbc 10 news today," trump elected president. donald trump is the apparent winner of the 2016 presidential election. >>> an historic election season ends with one of the closest races ever right here in pennsylvania. we take a look at voters waited for hours to cast their ballot. >>> staying in control. the gop will keep the majority in both the house and senate. we're breaking down the key local races that made that hap

new jersey, this is hamilton, new jersey, watch be i-295 at sloan avenue. very quiet. very light traffic. also keep in mind because of the thanksgiving day parade, center cityuses will be on a holiday schedule. there will be detour routes. for more information, i'll be talking about the thanksgiving day parade road closures at the 5:00 hour. >>> now, your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> let's talk about your thanksgiving forecast, starting with outside in philadelphia. we don't have sunrise yet, but we'll see clouds in today's forecast. spotty showers possible. here's a look at radar satellite. what we're looking at right here is light snow showers that might clip through mt. pocono this morning. and that's what we're tracking this morning then as we zoom out, the bulk of the rain is to the west of us, right now, moving through pittsburgh. a lot will track through the northeast. meaning we're going to miss out on the heavier rain pattern. but as you see that lower, it's going to track to our area, meaning we're going to see some spotty showers moving throughout. early this morning, very isolated and later spotty showers moving through. temperatures, mostly

new jersey. former rival mitt romney is of state. other job seekers include former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and new jersey governor chris christie. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the latest hires in the trump administration. we will speak with john heilemann, managing editor of bloomberg politics. plus, the challenges of protecting trump tower as millions of tourists visit new york city this holiday season. and extras from last night's "60 minutes" interview with bruno that is the "cbs morning news" for this monay. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. for his life in the hospital after colliding into the back of the car. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...it's getting colder in the valley. and rain is making it's way to the valley sherry is here to tell us all about it. ((brian loftus)) >> and... hitting the roads for the holidays. how the valley is gearing up for thanksgiving weekend... and where major travel headaches are going to be. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> thank for joining us on 8 news

new york city today meeting with potential cabinet members. he pulled that she hosted several contenders in new jersey. that included mitt romney and new jersey governor chris christie. among them was scott brown, a potential choice for secretary of veterans affairs. experiencing the results of the presidential election in the form of bullying.cbs 2 news reporter connor morgan explains what one corridor district is doing to address classroom concerns. the presidential election in the form of bullying. connor morgan explains what one district is doing to express -- to address the classroom concerns.>> reporter: donald trump's a popularity is on the rise since the election and behavior in the classroom is worse. the contention election may over -- >> it has been an historic event. >> reporter: the controversy continues. through the crowded streets with protesters in downtown iowa city. >> if we do not sow the seeds a political revolution here and now, nobody ever will. their ideas. that's carried through into our schools." superintendentstephen murley has been with the district for six years.he says the community has always been actively engage

new jersey. you have including new jersey governor chris christie, former new york city mayor rudy guiliani. tay right here throughout the day for all of these important numgts. we'll spring them to you. >> if you lift restrictions on iran's nuclear program you should do it by conditions of lifting these restrictions on change of behavior and not on a date certain on the calendar and that was essentially the difference. >> they haven't changed their behavior? >> no. >> on the clearing difference between what the prime minister saw on tern deal and president obama loud. it's the number one, very top of the state departments list of state sponsors of terrorism not to mention it's continuing ballistic program u.n. saying they cheated twice on the deal. how will president-elect trump change or modify the agreement? john boll on the joins rudy giuliani ambassador what do you think president-elect trump will do about the nuclear deal? >> i think this deal is a strategic disaster for the united states. i think the southeastern we get out of it the better. i think in the opening days of the administr