jim ryan is following awt of the developments for us. >>> the bus filled with more than 30 elementary school students ran off the road and slammed into treings. >> the buses flipped over. >> pictures of broke j show the and we went outside to look and we saw that -- turned over. and apparently it hit the house across the street. >> they were escaping through the roof hatch. >> worried parents waiting to hear what happened to their kids. >> craig harris' daughter and stepson were on the bus. >> i had to sit down and just it's something i never want to face again. >> five children died at the scene. one boy and four girls. four of them 4th graders. several children are still in the hospital. >> residents stood in long lines to donate blood. >> chattanooga police are looking at the speed of the bus as a factor in the crash. they've charged the bus driver >> we've seen a search warrant. the investigation will let us know if there's any outside influences with the ability to drive a car. and we don't know at this timement authorities will review block box data to figure out exactly what ha

jim ryan, abc news, miami. florida senator -- marco rubio responded to president obama's quote -- "president obama issued a pathetic statement -- on death of dictator fidel castro -- with no mention -- of thousands he killed and improsoned." here at home -- many cuban american's say -- they've been waiting for this day -- for a long time. 051645 i am extremely happy , it was the happiest day of , my entire life. 051649 maria caminero -- is president of the cuban heritage caminero says -- this may not be the end of communism inside cuba. but -- she says -- it's definitely a turning point -- and the end of an era. then there are those -- who are mourning castro's death. venezuelan president -- nicolas madura -- is honoring the former cuban leader -- declaring three days of mourning -- in venezuela. you can find more -- about the former leader's life and death -- on our website. just go to ktnv dot com. sad new information tonight. police in texas say -- they've found the former nba star-- marcus camby. the autist

jim ryan, miami. cherise: president obama released a statement, saying "the cuban peopl they have a partner and friend in the united states." he has worked to establish relations with cuba. but donald trump said "fidel castro is dead." and in a later statement called him a brutal dictator. >> the question now is what will happen in cuba after castro's death? >> one analyst says that reopening of his death could play a role of how that nation evolves. >> the more that they are exposed to americanning and the different sectors from -- commercial sector, think tanks, academic -- academics, a whole range of americans, the more cubans are going to start saying, why not us? why can't we have this? why can't we have this way of life? >> and here in new hampshire, a religious leader says it could mark the beginning of change for cuba but it could take time. wmur mike >> this reverend has been to cuba on religious reasons. he wasn't sure if castro's death was true because there have been many premature announc

as abc's jim ryan reports from miami it unleashed a lot of >> reporter: in havana, tears. for the people of cuba he was everything said this man. in miami, cheers. >> thank you, god. >> reporter: in death as in life fidel castro is provoking powerful emotions. to many a heroic lane rater. to others a bloody tireiant. the young cuban revolutionary shot his way to power in 1959 communist state. for 50 years he was a thorn in washington's side. in 1962 american spy planes found evidence that castro let the russians install nuclear missiles in cuba. president kennedy ordered a naval quarantine and the world trembled on the nuclear brink. >> we were very close to the nuclear war, extremely close. the >> reporter: the russian removed the missiles. as made no excuses. >> no dissent or opposition allowed in the public media. >> i could say honestly no. >> reporter: as much of the world hailed a fallen comrade. >> castro was the last of the great revolutionaries of the 20th century. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: there was dancing in the streets of miami's little havana. >>

jim ryan, abc news, miami. the red thread gallery in des small business saturday. the display had small works from local and regional artists. with christmas around the corner, some say it was the perfect time to pick up a holiday gift. . " it's exciting i'm glad the people come in and support local artists because we have a wonderful array of artists in the des moines and surrounding area " each piece of art was priced at 75 doll less. for the fifth straight year, t-v nine and the heritage area agency on aging are teaming up to "fill the plate." the annual telethon raises money for meals for older adults throughout eastern iowa. we hope you'll join us and participate this tuesday during any of our t-v nine newscasts. we'll tell you about some of deals you can find online foggy conditions for some across eastern iowa this morning. be driving. remember to always use your low beams when you come across dense fog. the fog will move out and rain chances will move in later in the day. this system will bring heavy rain at times and possibly even a rumble of thunder or tw

admiral jim ryan of the united states coast guard is with us today. thank you for being here. you brought along a special friend. we were introduced to eileen. the coast guard. eileen dasher with us tonight. why is it so important for their service. >> they're part of the living legends. we hear all the stories. we've read it in the history books. but to hear it from somebody who was really there is awe inspiring. having eileen and women like her truly changed the face of our service. without women like her, there wouldn't be women like me. >> so important for the servicewomen of today. there. we want to thank you so much for watching. thank you very much for your service. we salute all of you out there watching who have served our country. watch our digital d docu series on our website. >>> hear more from our wkvc.com >>> val kilmer struggling to speak. the shocking new video after denying he has cancer. p> what's really going on with and then a janet jackson baby baby. did she have a secret love child with her ex? we have a public confession today. >> you think you have a da

promise he actually ended up regretting because in 1959 he could have gone to opening day, his buddy jim ryan went that day, ended up catching the first pitch thrown out by president eisenhower. >>> all right. when we come back, a rare look inside the white house usually president and his fa fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. this is your final week to get this great deal. >>> now we can give you a rare view of the white house beyond what you might see on a visitor's tour. architectural digest look a look inside the white house residence on the second floor. the rooms were decorated by michael s. smith saying that the fist family likes simple elegant things and the obamas wer aware of the symbolic meaning to making changes to the white house. schmitt read every letter to contributed to the hi

jim ryan is in miami with more. >> reporter: cheering in celebration on the streets of the committee is marking the death of fidel castro with open joy and many want to make sure that his legacy is it >> he separated so many families throughout the year. here present -- he imprisoned many. >> came -- the discretion of the population. this is socially and politically. >> rep far cry from the scene in cuba. -?flags at half staff there. the streets are quite as people went to work. this man says his death may or may not bring change but that cubans are ready foo everything. some are bracing the leader but the president of russia and china while others issued people must know that they have a friend and partner in the united states. his successor donald trump had a more direct response tweeting fidel castro is dead. he later called him a brutal dictator. lawmakers hope they keep a pressure against the communist regime.>> today it is a reminder of how inevitable it is that the castro dictatorship will soon enough be a thing of the past. jim >>> new details and last week's tragic bus accid

five children were killed when that bus lost control and and as jim ryan reports, authorities say excessive speed appears to be a factor. jim: the bus, filled with more than 30 elementary school children, ran off the road and slammed into trees. jim: picturee show the bus on its side, wrapped around a tree. >> we heard the crash. we went outside, and we saw that the bus had turned over. roof hatch. jim: as emergency crews struggled to free the children from the mangled bus, worried parents waited to hear what happened to their kids. craig harris's daughter, a stepson, and a niece were on the bus. >> i almost lost it and had to sit down and gain my composure. i had to calm my wife down and other family members that were also affected by this. and it just -- it was just -- face again. jim: five children died at the scene, one boy and four girls. three of them 4th graders, several children are still in the hospital, some in serious condition. residents stood in long lines to give blood. chattanooga police say they are looking at the speed of the bus as a factor in the crash. they have charged

jim: jim ryan, nbc news, miami. cherise: a local reverend has been to cuba many times and says this could be the beginning of a mike: the rector for christ church had lived in cuba and led revolutionary trips there. his groups have been forming friendships and installing water purify cation systems. he goes back frequently because he wants cubans to know that people care about him. pendleton didn't know if the news about the death were true. hes political and religious oppression during the five decades that castro ruled. and he thinks that the future is still uncertain. >> certainly as a christian i do not celebrate anyone's death. i do hope that people will take a lowe look at cuba history and really pray for the people of cuba right now. this is a very important moment, the economy is in very difficult shape. lasting change and peace that is my hope and prayer today. mike: and he also hopes for continued interaction between cuba and the united states after the two restored diplomatic relations last year. cherise:

abc's jim ryan has more on castro's life, and legacy. >> reporter: celebration the in the celebrationthe little havana spilling over there night in today. florida's cuban american community is marking the death of fidel castro with open joy. many want to make sure that castro's legacy isn't... >> the anger of the man who separated so many families throughout the year, a man who killed many, who imprisoned

abc's jim ryan has the details. says this man. in miami -- cheers. sot woman: "thank you god. he's not going with god, he's going with the devil because he is the devil." in death -- as in life -- fidel castro provoking powerful emotions. to many -- a heroic liberator. to many others -- a bloody tyrant. the young cuban revolutionary shot his way to power in 1959 -- overthrowing a pro- american dictator -- then declaring cuba a communist state. for the next fifty years, washington's side. in 1962, american spyplanes discovered castro had let the russians install nuclear missiles in cuba. president john f. kennedy ordered a naval quarantine of cuba -- and the world trembled on the nuclear brink. fidel castro : "yes, we were very close to the nuclear war, extremely close." the russians removed the missiles. as he told abc's barbara walters in 1977, fidel castro made no excuses for his heavy hand. bw: "no dissent or opposition is allowed in the public media." fd: " ... i could say, honestly, no, it cannot appear. comrade -- sot: hanan ashrawi, plo executive committee member: "cast

castro's death is the end of an era and as abc's jim ryan unleashed a tonight of mixed emotions. >>reporter: in havana tears, for the people of cuba it was everything says this man. in miami cheers. in death, as in life, fidel castro is ee voaking powerful emotions. to many a heroic liberator. the young cuban revolutionary shot his way to power overthrowing a pro american ct communist state. for the nicks 50 years fs a thorn in washington's side. in 1962 spy planes found evidence that castro let the russians install missiles in cuba. the president ordered a quawrn teen. >> yes, we were very close to the nuclear war, extremely close. >>reporter: the russians removed the missiles. walters in 1977, fidel castro made no excuses for his heavy hand. >> i could say honestly no. >>reporter: as much as the world hailed the fallen comrade, they were dancing in the streets of miami's little havana. >> he was a sadistic murderer who brought great suffering to the 11 million people of cuba. sunrise over post castro cuba. no one knows yet if it means a new day. >>> barbara walters issued a sta

jim ryan, abc news, miami. many went to shops throughout eastern iowa for small business saturday. it started six years ago as an effort to get more people spending holiday dollars at eastern iowa for small business saturday. it started six years ago as an effort to get more people spending holiday dollars at local businesses. many businesses throughout eastern iowa capitalized on the day including raygun. the shop in cedar rapids saw a bunch of people yesterday. workers there say it was double the amount of custo online shopping continues to get more popular, one raygun employee says a day like this proves people still value shopping in person. "it gives me a sense of community. people want to come out to support us, support local businesses. and it just shows that the internet is not taking over with all the cyber deals. people are still willing to come out and shop " more than 95 million people participated in small business percent from 2014. for the fifth straight year, t-v nine and the heritage area agency on aging are teaming up to "fill the plate." the annual telethon raise

his best friend jim ryan worked opening day, caught the ball from president eisenhower, which he still has on his shelf today. and bill turner says half that ball should be his. >>be both of those guys. >> absolutely wonderful. i'm trying so hard not to hate that coach. i mean, come on. like the kid said. i got more down there. that's a wonderful story. >> two great guys with so many great stories. we have a much longer version on the web. an article i wrote that has a lot of other side stories we were able to tell. >> great stuff. >> thank you, mark. >>> doug, he always wanted to be in the majors. >> i am in the majors. i'm up here with you guys. >> we trained him well. >> i like that positive attitude. >> don't you love it? >> talk about cleveland, talk about world series, temperature in cleveland was? 80 degrees. >> how does that happen? >> it was really cold and w the last couple days. tonight is going to be extremely warm up there in cleveland. that's the same air moving our way. we're going to get warmer here in a hurry. take a look outside. current temperatures at 60 degrees at

abc's jim ryan reports from the site of the tragedy. the bus filled with more than 30 elementary and slammed into trees. nat/broadcastify: the bus has flipped over it is occupied with children.. pictures of the wreckage show bus on its side? wrapped around a tree audio from witness: we heard the crash? we went they were escaping through the roof.. as emergency crews struggled to free the children from the mangled bus?. worried parents waited to hear what happened to their children? craig harris's daughter, a step son and a niece were on the bus. they are o-k. craig harris: i almost lost it and had to sit down and gain my composure. i had to calm my wife down and other family members that were also affected by this and it just -- it was just -- it's something i never want to face again. five children died at the scene.. one boy and four girls? three of them fourth graders.. several children are still in the hospital? some in serious condition. residents stood in long lines to give blood. chattanooga police say they are looking at the spe

we also have walker smith, jim production assistant, ryan richard who was out there every friday night. thanks to everyone that helps put on friday night football. that is a happy looking bunch. moving on to the other events of the day. the celtics were at home against the golden state warriors. picking up in the first quarter, marcus smart 12. he finished the game with 12 points. celtics in transition. terry, nice long alley-oop to avery bradley who finished with a double-double. 55-48, warriors at halftime but the second half was a different story. klay thompson next down a street with a game-high 28. 104-88. the monarchs are at home with the reading royals. chris mccarthy is going to give writing a1-zero lead with his six goal of the season but manchester responded. clinton short with a nice backhanded pass and justin who scored to tie the game. about three minutes to go, daniel the same teams play saturday night at 6:00. five different players scored goals for unh tonight and they beat university of massachusetts tonight. shelley: a news anchor hit the ice literally. tom: imitate a

>> paul ryan and jim comey, two rauchz, become like the last dinosaurs tomorrow morning. >> because trump's going to try to throw ryan out. >> you think donald trump wants to work with the speaker ryan? he may say so tonight. paul ryan is in danger. he had the most uncomfortable and real excruciating endorsement of donald trump. if trump wins, i think he wants a speaker thats going to go along with his -- >> that vengeance is mine, john mccain, you're dead. >> i'm only half joking about getting deported myself. it's not intact. but it has, at the level of our voters in our base, it has embraced change or stability. >> and what does the new party call itself? >> i keep thinking of prince. the band formerly known as republican. >> had they thrown out more people running for house and septemb senate, i would think -- >> it's a pretty radical change at the top, though. >> very. >> one of the questions i think we would be asking if this went that way is, you know, where do you draw the line? pro-trump, anti-clinton in terms of how people voted and why. >> wree hae have a poll which hn believed i

ultimately i couldn't vote for him however when he won i saw someone that works as a paul ryan. jim and his opportunity as a house in the senate to now work together to get reform. you can always get what you want but you can get what you need. why is he playing this. you want to think you can get everything. he was basically saying you may not like me but i may be exactly what you need right now. he won the middle class and believed it. when you think of how it the democrats they put up a candidate that frankly it was so out of touch. maybe there was a point in time when she did actually understand the realities but she was so divorced from that. she was part of the 1% and a contributor to the growth of the 1% i think people in america felt like she will betray us. there is no future economic opportunity. she showed the personal corruption of the process where those who had it are gonna get more because they take care of themselves in washington. trumps economic and gender is is what's is what we are focused on. we were not for him in the primaries either but he has laid out and ag

the narrative of the working class white and it is about the economy and that's why jim ryan -- >> let'su, capri, donald trump has talked about unity and talking about democrat in the cabinet seems like a long shot because you have giuliani and romney. could there be another democrat in the cabinet? would that be a smart move? >> it is a smart move to have the opposing party in the cabinet. we've seen it customarily. democrats and republicans alike in the white house have chosen someone from the opposing party. not necessarily a good pick for secretary of state. >> mccain, lieberman and obama thought about gregg. >> it's good to have you. >> i want unity. what are you talking about. >>> not everyone is celebrating the death of fidel castro. the son of our next guest was one of four pilots. we have that story, next. . . . . >>> more than 20 years have shot down. >> fidel castro may be dead but families who lost loved ones on that day say him and his brother, raul, have a secret that is just as bad. her son, mario, was among the four pilllets kiots killed in 1. we're sorry for your loss. w

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in the house. >> jim jordan and paul ryan have a very good relationship. >> do they? >> in spite of their differences. i think paul is in really good shape. >> you think he will run for president? >> you know, at some point i would love to see that. he would make a great president. >> how is your golf game? >> needs a little help. >> well, you're down here in florida. i know you keep a place down here as well. i appreciate your time very much today, sir. >> good to be sheer. >> former speaker of the house joining us today exclusively on cnbc. ahead on "the halftime report", cme group chairman terry duffy will join us right here on set from naples. we'll talk markets. also, the reaction, of course, to donald trump's win and so much more. we're back right after this. shift in human history eatn is happening before our eyes. sixty to seventy million people are moving to cities every year. at pgim we help investors see the implications of long term megatrends like the prime time of urban expansion, pinpointing opportunities to capture alpha in real estate, infrastructure

. >> congressman ryan started hearing the name jim jones more regularly.s going on down there that was wrong. he thought it was certainly worth inviting members of the press to join him. >> very glad to be here. this is a congressional inquiry. i can tell you right now whatever the comments are, there are some people here who believe this is the best thing that ever happened to them in their whole life. >> so it's towards the end of thevening. don harris, who was the nbc reporter, had been walking around the pavilion. and two people slipped him notes. and he hands the notes over to congressman ryan who opens them and says, oh my god, it's true. everything we've been told is true. >> i want to go back. my whole family is back there. >> just know that we -- there's always a place for you. always a place. >> then word spread and more and more people wanted to leave. >> do i both understand you to say that you both want to leave jones camp on this date -- november 18, 1978? >> yes, ma'am. >> then i remember seeing this couple with a child between them. >> get

really what we are looking at is trying to keep the focus less on jim jordan and speaker ryan and more on the american people. we are working on a hundred different regulations that could put people back to work quickly. i know we have been all hands on deck on that. whether i take on the leadership position is really not for me to decide as much as it is the 40-plus members of the freedom caucus. >> mark meadows, i foresee a discussion about the next hundred days of the trump administration in our future. >> thank you. great to be with you. >> thank you very much. we have more from donald trump's chief of staff reince priebus suggesting donald trump's son-in-law will be very involved in his administration. that's not even legal. how will that work? we'll ask msnbc's chief legal correspondent after the break. anyone with type 2 diabetes knows how it feels to see your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor that works to lower a1c. invoka

. >> yeah, paul ryan -- oop, there goes jim. live tv. jim acosta, thanks. as soon as he mentioned paul ryan he blips off the air. very strange. [ laughter ] hmm. trump aiming to peel off a blue state. the clinton campaign remains focused on the -- no conspiracy, believe me -- big battleground -- some people are going to believe it is. none bigger than florida, keep that from trump and it's all but certain the game is over. jeff zeleny joins us from the clinton rally in ft. lauderdale. so, jeff, hillary clinton is going after trump aggressively today, trying to refocus on what she believes is his character. >> reporter: anderson, the best way to change the subject here, at least in the view of the clinton campaign, is to start aggressively going after donald trump. that's exactly what she did throughout the day, starting with character, as you mentioned, also going back to a litany of other things she's done over the last several weeks and months. such a different tone from what it was, really, just a few days ago, certainly last week, when she was trying to

hillary clinton was asked for the first time, this time by ryan seacrest about jim comey's letter and the second letter. >> i can't say that i was surprised. i never expected them to do that. a little bit befuddled by the process. i think everybody should focus on what is best for our country and how we're going to meet the challenges we have. that is what i've been talking about throughout this entire campaign. >> that is what you'd expect her to say. she's making this pitch at the end. >> yes. closing argument is chuckling about the fbi investigation. one of two that she's apparently the subject of. and i understand that is her best line. all of the attention paid to comey and the fbi was foreseeable. this is her mess she made. if you're the democrats and don't want the fbi meddling in a presidential campaign, don't nominate someone under fbi investigation which she was, and according to your reporting still is. >> not only mine. juan, democrats are they looking at the senate as a possibility tonight? and where in the balance of power does that sit tonight with democrat hopes? >> de

ryan. >> caller: booyah, jim. i'm calming from beautiful south philadelphia.irds. >> go gino's, go birds. >> caller: first time caller. i want to say thank you for all the help and guidance that you provide for the followers of "mad money." >> thank you. >> caller: i wanted to get your take on weatherford, international. >> no, no. it's schlumberger. i want to say that you should buy schlumberger. let's go to larry in texas, larry. >> caller: booyah, mr. cramer, from begun burrow city, texas. >> that's cool as all get out. what's up? >> caller: not a lot. calling about spm, microelectronics. supposedly they're predicting this stock soars 6,000 to 8,000. >> it's a very inexpensive stock. it's had a big move of late. but marvel had a big move too. i'm going to bless it because that group is red hot. look at micron. look at amd. holy cow. let's go to nathan in florida, nathan. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you? nathan from miami. i know in the past you said to skip amat and go with lam research, but applied materials has been on a rally for the last two months. do

jim. how come the house of representatives only work part time? and if paul ryan is the speaker of the house, why is he never in the house? what does he do all day? and for you, pedro, i think you should do a show on the electoral college and another show on how can we get term limits. and i'll take my answers off-line. guest: well, the answer to why the congress works part time, when i came we came in on monday morning -- come in monday night. i'd fly across the country from the west coast and get here at 5:00 and we would go home on the 5:00 plane on friday night. we worked all week. the republicans have cut that down because they don't want -- you have basically have a people in charge who do not want government and do not want government to work and they -- therefore, they're not figuring out -- democrats are figuring out ways to make it better. let's pass a law to do this. the republicans say, let's pass a law and wipe it all out and let's tear out the e.p.a. and let's tear out the department of education and let's tear out -- so it doesn't take a lot to tear

congressman jim sensebrenner all on stage. speaker paul ryan on stage together promoting the same cau cause. >> and to a man that we're going to send back to the united states senate in a renewed republican majority, a man, outsider, a businessman, who brought common sense conservative values to the united states senate and wisconsin is going to send senator ron johnson back to that majority. >> now, finegold is in the fight for the rematch for 2010 and working the crowds in the final days and jobs at his opponent saying johnson opposes abortion right and favoritizes social security and cozied up to the big corporations. >> on the issues with senator johnson, you don't even have a fighting chance, you have no chance. zero chance of getting a vote. he will never vote with you against the corporations and the billionaires and the multi-millionaires. >> now, both johnson and fi finegold says -- mike toben, thank you very much. to new hampshire where perhaps the vicious battle for the presidency is best exemplified because the granite state has jus

. >> jim schwartz is losing sleep over the offense of the falcons, and matt ryan. but the exton native is not the only concern. julio jones has the most touch downs in football. >> we are not sleeping good and this will be a challenge. the number one offense we'll face all year i think. >> the falcons are playing well they are not a one trick pony and we talk about matt ryan and julio jones. come sunday it is just as important for the eagles offense to keep up. and keep the ball out of matt ryan's hands. that is a lot of pressure on the shoulders of a rookie quarterback like carson wentz and ryan feels his pain. >> he seems to have a good shoulder on his heads out there it could be tough growing up and tough on their teams for sure. but if you are winning if you win any place it's good. >> a calm, demeanor guy and very quited and i love the game and packs nate about it. and calm when i need to be. >> to alleviate the work zone on wentz and the d. to establish the run and rundown the clock and play keep away. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> to basketball t

40-member freedom caucus and very few are willing to say they will support ryan for speaker, including the leader, including jimnick mulvany of south carolina and nick meadows. there was a private meeting where they talked about the way forward. at that meeting the conservatives talked about urging ryan to give them assurances that the rank and file would have even more power and influence in the next congress. i'm also told there are members not part of the freedom caucus that are trump supporters and they believe the speaker has undercut their party's nominee and those members may not be willing to back ryan again. one member who voted against ryan said ryan would have to commit to a range of policy ideas before he'd commit voting for him. this is all significant because every vote will counting. if the republicans keep the majority, there will be a smaller majority, a boulder conservative wing and ryan will need every vote on the floor to get the votes he needs to be re-elected speaker. >> and we should note that ryan is campaigning with mike pence this weekend which seems odd given that it did take pence fo

paul ryan and mitch mcconnell urging trump to pick new to be on trump's list. >> jim: we can come together to celebrate veteran who is put their live on the line to protect our freedoms. obama placing a wreath at arlington cemetery for his final time. the president reminding all of us to take a machine to thank veterans for service to our counsel real. >> you can practice kindness. we can pay it forward. volunteer. we can respect one another. we can get each other's backs. that is what veteran day asks all of us to think about. >> here is the fact you can use to impress your friends it was known as arm cyst day will iffing world war one it was named veteran's day in 54. nevada took team to tell our veteran thank you for service. las vegas the biggest parades not disappointment. color guards and marches and bands playd and hundreds in downtown las vegas. today a time to reflect for those who served. >> the thing i think about that when they have the people do not know how bad war suswhat war does to people. >> maria: airforce fighter jet flew overnight parade when it began. it the 50 time t

ryan and the falcons. we'll have highlight from their much needed win. well today is monday, november 14th, good morning everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, but a monday after an eagles win, always starting off on a good note. >> rahel, you dressed appropriately, right? >> you know you can. >> oh, i will ' be a floating head. but i have to tell you, it is just different, as they walk in the studio, coming after a birds win, i don't know, we have do have some incidents going on on the roads. >> and with the earth cooperates, eventually clouds will build, see some showers build in along with that, but that will be until later tonight that we have to deal with that. so for now nice and quiet storm scan is empty, nothing in the way of cloud cover, very clear, if you don't with a to check out the extra super moon it is still out there. still got about 90 minute before it will actually set. but by that point the sun's also up. so getting your view in while you have the opportunity. weather cooperative for that, if the moon is making on

heart of power in the white house. >> a spokesperson for speaker paul ryan just gave this statement from the house speaker to our jim acosta. "the speaker is very happy for his friend and ready to get to work." obviously, reince priebus was a big part of sort of mending relations near the end of the campaign after the "access hollywood" tape between donald trump and the republican party that stayed with him or on the edge, and he was instrumental in, you know, paul ryan sort of coming back to donald trump. obviously, both wisconsin republicans. paul ryan very happy about it. john kingston, to you, as a donald trump adviser. steve bannon, as we've discussed, runs breitbart news. the southern poverty law center which tracks hate groups wrote the following about breitbart, the news site that bannon runs in april -- "over the past year, however, the outlet has undergone a noticeable shift towards embracing ideas on the extremist fringe of the conservative right. racist ideas. anti-muslim and anti-immigrant ideas all key tenants making up an emerging racist ideology known as the alt-right." what do you make of this choic

he is a republican strategist and former adviser to romney/ryan. and jim to you both. kevin, let me start with you. donald trump, seems like a tall order. he needs they say to pick up romney's 24 states, add in the toss ups. how do you think his strategy will go, especially since he was picking some unorthodox states to campaign in tonight, ending his campaign in almost democratic michigan? >> reporter: that's a product of necessity but he is in pretty good shape right now. he needs the big three of ohio, north carolina and florida. he needs to keep all of those in -- you know, he needs to win all of those and he needs to find a blue state. michigan is the one that he's now focused on it seems the most. pennsylvania is within two points, and that's within the margin of error. so it is potential a possibility but it is -- it is usually a republican white whale. i don't know we will be able to come across there. i do think that new hampshire is still in play. nevada may be out of the picture now, but those rust belts states, wisconsin and michigan especially

jim smith, wbz news. >>> tonight, a follow-up to an i-team investigation after the i-team exposed job perks. ryan kath has more. >> reporter: there is a top to bottom review of the policies it it was shown that hundreds of officers racked up overtime hours. they punched in at the public pools and worked the overtime on a daily basis, doubling their salaries. governor. every other law enforcement agency in the state does the detail on the days off and these are coming in the middle of the day. it was pouring rain and there were environmental police officers stationed at the pool completely empty inside. >> like i said, we will look into this and if i determine there are problems, we will take action. >> reporter: and coming up new tonight at 11:00, the i-team is uncovering thousands of kids who run away in state cust to massachusetts to describe a life of domestic violence. she said her 16-year-old son has been constantly on the run and making it to florida twice. >> they need to be held accountable for their whereabouts. when they are in state custody, the state needs to be held accountable. are

ryan. pelosi led since 2003 and said that two thirds of the caucus is behind her. congressman jimr and the boston globe reached out. and nancy pelosi all agreed on democrats in congress to be more inclusive of the voices. tim ryan said he is ready to be that voice and are the democrats ready to toss out their long time leader? tim ryan of ohio joins me now and thank you for joining us and happy thanksgiving first of all. >> hi. trump lost in mahoney county, but narrowed the margin from 2012. what can democrats learn from your district? >> that needs to drive us from policies and rhetoric. we talk about an increase in the minimum wage which i'm for, but we need to talk about folks making more money and not just the minimum wage and we disconnected ourselves from the working class people. they left us in droves throughout the midwest and throughout the country. now here we are a coastal party and not a national party anymore. >> you outperformed hillary clinton in trumbull and mahoney. is there not more you could do to make sure she won ohio? >> i tried my best, but the message mess

ryan, of ohio. the vote was 134-63. congressman steny hoyer and jim clyburn maintain their current leadership posts as minority whip and assistant leader respectively. [ indistinct audio ] >> before we go to the next part of this discussion on national security and foreign policy, we'll go live to the u.s. capital where house democratic leaders are about to come to the cameras to offer statements after their leadership elections earlier today. >> we're expecting remarks from house democratic leaders in just a couple of moments here as they have once again elected nancy pelosi as the minority leader for the 115th congress. we expect to hear now from ohio congressman tim ryan who challenged nancy pelosi. the vote was 134-63. >> first i'd like to start the member who stood beside me, marcia fudge and ed pearl mutter who nominated me. we knew it was going to be an uphill battle, we only had a couple weeks to put this together but i think we did a pretty good job, my staff, my members who came out publicly for me and i think quite frankly we got the messag

jim jordan, who is the chair of the house freedom caucus. very influential group of conservatives. they were talking about their post election plans. a lot of speculation they're going to put pressure on paul ryan to leave. just as they forced john boehner to leave more than a year ago. jim jordan u would not bite on that, but would not express support for paul ryan remaining a speaker. and on one policy issue that's going to come up after the election or could, the trans pacific partnership. he agrees with donald trump and not paul ryan. take a listen. >> we better not bring up tpp in the lame duck session after what we've been through. that should not happen. we need to do trade deals that are good for the country. certain jobs are here because we can market our goods around the world. that's important, but need to be done right. >> now, jim r jordan is aligning himself with that populous movement that donald trump has been lead, although on one issue, he disagree d with trump and agreed with ryan, which is that he agrees that entitlement program, medicare and social squurt, have to be refoermed. big debate within the republican party that's going continue after november 8th. whatever happens

wasserman schultz saying the republican party wants to drag us back to jim crow, turning back to clock on civil rights. is paul ryan out to commit genocide? is mitch mcconnell out to commit genocide? it is ridiculous but they know it works. it's a dog whistle that they blow and a lot of black people buy into it because the democratic party taught people that they are victims, that the republicans are the victimizers and we were the white hat and ride the white horse and we're the saviors. >> good luck tonight. thank you for being with us. >>> according to reports, the fbi uncovered e-mails on anthony weiner's laptop that are related to hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state. they're not duplicates. we have a full report tonight. plus we'll get reaction from rudy giuliani and laura ingraham. also later on tonight zsh >> the clintons from dead broke now worth hundreds of millions of dollars. how did hillary clinton end up filthy rich? pay to play politics. >> donald trump highlights clinton's corrupt practices. and you're going to meet the mother of a young man who searched this country and took six pictures

jim, thank you so much. let's get more from cnn's ryan nobles. ryan, although donald trump hasn't been seen in the past few days, he did tweet yesterday letting everyone know he's working hard. >> reporter: the president-elect likes to use twitter as a way to communicate with the american public. trump talked often during the campaign about bringing jobs back and keeping jobs here from going overseas and he would publicly go after big american companies like ford and nabisco and the furnace maker carrier. carrier announced they were moving 1400 jobs from a plant in indianapolis to mexico. trump really went after them on the campaign trail. now that he's president-elect, trump says that he's in negotiations with the company to keep those jobs here. trump competing over the last couple of days that he's made real progress with the furnace maker in keeping those jobs here in the university and keeping them from moving to mexico. now, carrier the company itself, did respond to trump's tweet, saying that they have nothing new to announce at this time.

jim for. that will the birds kept the atlanta high powered offense off the field, ryan mathews ran for 108 yardswo touchdowns, the birds beat atlanta 24 to 15. >> that's explosive offense on that side. atlanta has great offense. and i felt coming into this football game, that we would have to possess the ball and in order to do that i thought the running game would be a huge family tore -- factor. >> total yards, over 200, big, good to go to get it going again, ryan couple of down weeks, but good, he was running angry. then when the o line is playing like that, made my job easier, that much. >> kicker caleb struges hit three field goals. angelo cataldi from sport radio wip says that was big part of the game. >> the key to the game was that decision, when he had fourth and one, and appeared to be going for it, before he called time out. something happened on the side lines. maybe had flashback to dallas couple of weeks ago, where they didn't take the field goal. and this time they did. and he got it. that was the game. >> that was good. >> that was good. and yesterday you guys as you may know, ye

jim schwartz. >> falcons are playing well offensively because they're not a one trick pony. talk about matt ryanwe talk about julio jones. but, you know, they run the ball very well. their stats aren't great running the ball, but they're still -- they're significant. that's our challenge. this week it's not just about stopping the run. it's not just about stopping one receiver. >> you heard jim schwartz mention julio jones as a one-man wrecking crew. physically imposing and fast. quite the combination on the football field. here's safety malcolm jenkins on daeling with julio. >> nobody has really stopped him all year. the biggest thing is just try to limit the big plays he has on the game. try to limit those, you know, catches where he's running through the secondary. you want him to at least be able to earn every catch that he gets and keep it in front of the defense. >> if you don't know, now you know you can get a full eagles coverage with game day kickoff sunday morning at 9:30 and after the 11:00 news check out game day final with analysis and reaction. >>> to the hardwood. the sixers back

jim jordan. it was a busy day on capitol hill, house republicans, renominated paul ryan as house speaker. to align himself with president obama's policies and advance his own self-style better way agenda. >> as for president obama he is in greece, athens. where he gave a news conference today. in when which he took shots at tens of millions of trump supporters and voters, trump move. and at president elect himself for pushing what he call a crude sort of nationalism. >> i do believe separate and apart from go particular election or movement, that we're going to have to guard against a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or ethnic identity or tribalism that is built around an us and a them. >> how like president obama to have made those comes while traveling abroad. where they almost always racial mr. obama seems most comfortable in talking down his people and this great nation, and how sad for him. our top story, a tale of two parties, house democrats in disarray, following disast ois election results announcing today they are delaying their leadership election set for thursday until nove

jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. president-elect trump is assembling his white house team. >> republican chairman ryan priebus to be his chief of staff. as read bin john reports, another add to the trump white house is creating a backlash. >> donald trump's campaign manager conway assuring supporters trump close to naming chief of staff. hours later the choice was made. trump picking republican party chairman reince priebus, also naming campaign ceo stephen bannon as chief counselor. choice of priebus lick throw re-establish republican hope trump will stick with key gop a jen did a items, picking bannon some of the harder line themes he campaigned on. prospect that's already drawing criticism from some democrats, including senate minority leader harry reid. ceo of anti-defemation league also hitting trump's choice of bannon, southern poverty law center calling on trump to rescind the pick t comes a mid instances of racial tensions since the election including racist messages scrawled on wall and signs at a maryland church recently. trump responds today recent acts like those in a interview with cbs60 minutes. >> don't

ryan in the speakership. when i sat down here in ohio with jim jordan to ask him as chair of the freedom caucus whether ryan shouldain speaker -- >> i'm just saying paul ryan is a good man. he is a friend. we are focussed on getting donald trump elected and being the next president of the united states. there is time to deal with who is in leadership, what the rules are, what we are going to focus on in the lame duck. >> many in business are looking to the lame duck session and hoping the trans pacific partnership. >> i think it was a bad structure for how we deal with tpp. we better not bring up tpp in the lame duck session after what we have been through. >> paul ryan was for it. >> i voted against it. >> you are with trump on that, not ryan and you think it you will fight paul ryan if he tries to bring up the tpp. >> he says he is not going to bring it up. >> i think they said they are not going to bring it up. >> you would fight it if they do? >> heck, yeah. >> a lot of uncertainty. we have to see what the outcome of all three major elections is and what the margin of victory or defeat is for either side but t