over 16,000 wrote in the -- governor john kay sick wrote in john mccain while -- wrote in mike pence. >>> over next few weeks you will probably be taking photos with the you can see this. >> i think google did the right thing by releasing this just in time for holiday season. so it is called google photo scan and i have it on my iphone. you launch the app and here is what you get. you get a camera and this is for taking all of the printed photo that is mom or your aunt or your somebody has at home. it take and picture and then it guides me. you take a picture of this corner, of that corner, and then it moves you we will get that corner and what is happening sheer a clear surface and it is not happy with this table. let me see what it will do. i have tryed it at home several times and if you do it on a nice, not clear table, it will actually scan the photo, process it and there it is. photo to the cloud. so these are photos you wanted but you never had the time to scan. this is like the scanner that you never want today play with in your phone to save those memories and bring them home

john kay says he was sitting at home when a denver police officer came by to tell him to us, because whoever did it had to know we were home. >> denver fire investigators say that fire is arson, but they don't know who did it. >>> before you vote don't forget to watch shaun boyd's reality checks on all the issues in our state. you can find them at cbsdenver.com. >>> investigators say chemicals found inside a home in castle rock could have caused a deadly explosion if officers had not stumbled upon them after the arrests of two that house remains condemned this morning. police say nearby homes are safe for families living in that plum creek neighborhood. investigators found the explosive materials on monday. it happened after the arrest of two teenagers for an unrelated reason. an officer went to talk to one of the boys' parents when he spotted the explosive items. police say chemical containers are still inside, but there are no more explosives. the home is not livable until remediate what is still inside. firefighters will have to be on hand any time anyone goes in because they say

, and you saw kellyanne conway saying that he has phone calls with the people like ohio governor john kay sich and former rival carly fiorina, and it is confirmed that happened and a source close to the governor says it happen and the call described as brief but cordial, and remember that governor kasich had been a very much against the trump candidacy and not just the primary, but the general election and not endorsing him and i had the opportunity to speak to governor kasich a day before this phone call happened at the white house, and he said, hey, lins, i respect the office of the presidency and i wish donald trump the best and while don't agree on all a of the policies, i hope for the best in the administration. >> potential healing going on there. and haley jackson in washington watching for us. thank you. >> thank you, richard. >>> as we are waiting for the trump transition teams to answer the questions that hallie is talking about, right now, the question is whose responsibility is that, and joining me is elise jordan msnbc political analyst and former adviser to rand paul and ric

. >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk alley," john ford, kay kayla tausche. roger mcnamee, good morning to you. facebook today, mark zuckerberg detailing the social network's plan to fight fake news. in a post over the weekend, "the problems here are complex, both technically and philosophically. we believe in giving people a voice, which means erring on the side of letting people share what they want whenever possible. we need to be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or to mistakenly restrict accurate content." but the goal here, roger, is to somehow label fake news as such, work with fact checkers. can this be done? >> you know, i believe it can, but i think, carl, it's not a complete answer. i think a big challenge that facebook faces is that the underlying principle that it uses to run its algorithms is people are the best, you know, your friends are your best source of information, that you want to use your friends to filter the things around you. unfortunately, there's an unintended consequence that comes from that model, which is people like

. >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk alley," john ford, kay kayla tausche.you. facebook today, mark zuckerberg detailing the social n

john? >> reporter: kim, it's not just a kay off. it's a day to remember. it was a brilliant but cold and blustery day in boston. yet some folks did pause to remember veterans. here in south boston representatives of the various armed services placed floral wreaths at the massachusetts fallen heros memorial. it honors those who died serving this nation in afghanistan and >>> it's a large hole that's left unfilled so daze like today are a way to kind of if ilthat hole in a little even if it's temporary. there were parades too, these men and women march proclaiming themselves veterans for peace. >>> veterans day started in 1938. it was called armiss day. the 20th anniversary then of the end of world war i. november 11, 1918. at a statehouse ceremony governor bake red a letter from a new york mom who lost her son in vietnam. he is thinking about parents today who sent their children off to the military. >>> the kids and the men and women who serve in our military these days are among the very best we have and they are putting themselves in serious harm's way.

john. >> how about that >>> cy young outrage super model kay kate upton lashes out after her guy was passed up for >>> 6:41 right now. and a foul mouth kate upton is trending after fiancee detroit pitcher justin verlander didn't a tweet storm starting with this hey mlb i thought i was the only person allowed to explicative justin verlander. what two writers didn't have him on the ballot? she was not done. he had the majority of first place votes and two writers didn't have him on the ballots can you pick more out of touch people to vote. well yeah it is true that the winner boston rick porcello got more second place votes and you will metly a higher score. verlander for his part let his fiancee do the talking. later tweeting to the baseball writers, i just want to say thank you for all who voted for me. also trending a grandma in phoenix accidentally invited the wrong teen to thanksgiving and now hundreds want to go too. 17-year-old jamal hinton tweeted screen shots of the messages from a unknown number and texted who is this the reply your grandma at first he thought it was and asked the y

now we are going to take -- buttery recoal, one ounce per found and take a kay john season inside thecannot. >> how do you actually fry it? >> turkey fryer. this is the butter ball indoor turkey fryer. set at 375 degrees. when that light is on. >> are you guys ready for turkey? >> yes. >> you lower the turkey in very slowly on master built.com. >> get it in there people are waiting for turkey they are hungry. >> got a video that shows folks how to take a completely that you would turkey give it a warm bubbling bath. bubbling. take it out of the warm water bath. >> can you get it in there? >> season it. lower it all the way in. it is that easy. go slow. >> don't let it be frozen or cold. >> never put in a frozen turkey. you want to make sure you go in. >> there you go. >> four minutes per pound. >> john m mcelmore will be back next hour. >> better have a knife for carving. >> i never tried a fried turkey. >> we will carve it up for you. >> yeah. we are carving that one. >> coming up, it is often a lead story in an unassuming midwest neighborhood. >> terror connection leading right back

john mustard. all right. so is kind of a lot of different paninis cut up there. >> this is showcase. absolutely. >> krystal: kai b big. this is stuff packed full of all good stuff. antioxidants, fiber, vitamin b then you are fusing it with fruits. >> right. absolutely. we're promoting our berry. we have our normal and our asigh berry. they also showcasing a blueberry banana. then our asai blueberry, banana have to do with the dark chocolate. good stuff that will stick to you. you don't need a lot of heavy, fatty stuff to keep you full during the winter. thank you so much. we appreciate it. tons of tropical smoothie locations located across the valley. thank you. appreciate it. fun little menu items through december 25th. we'll send it over to you michelle. >> michelle: did you go duane the rock johnson is now the sexiest man yes it is true. we're going to talk more about that coming up. have you heard of a sushi burrito? you have heard of a sushi burrito. we talked about this yesterday. the owner of tail and fin is going to be here to tell us what this new food trend is about. we tried it. it's amazing. >> kell

john g had enough and filed for divorce. >> wow! >> all righty. >>> hmm. on your kay door right now, we got good weather ahead.as going to say in whether we use drones for other things. >> right. [ laughter ] >> i had no transition. i was going what could do i say good luck to the couple. they're not a couple any more. what do you say. >> you leave it. take look at old city philadelphia this is mark street pretty night out there we have the clouds they will will give way to clearing and cool temperatures out there as well. the poconos 45. reading and lancaster checking in at 48 degrees. 55 in philadelphia. 46 degrees in millville. so we are talking about cooler temperatures moving our way after a major warmup so here's phase one. fair weather high pressure building in along the whole eastern seaboard. the whole eastern half of the nation, and because the flow around is clockwise we get into a return flow. so a southwesterly wind that will peak those temperatures by the end of the week. so thursday above the average of 56, friday we peak at 70. saturday quite close and temperatures crash on sunday with a burst

kay kayla, back to you. >> $3.4 billion in sales on cyber monday, a new record high for the retail holiday. let's bring in usef scully and johnnen at cowan and company. we'll start with you, usef. you generally think of black friday and thanksgiving as apparel and electronics heavy. what about cyber monday this year? >> i think cyber monday saw basically the same trends. in fact, what's interesting is that every day of this week will be cyber something. cyber tuesday tomorrow, cyber wednesday. what started before as one day where you can get the best deals has transformed itself into a week, maybe several weeks of periods where we're getting better and better deals. relative to last year where if you look at the last five days from thanksgiving to monday, we're up in the mid teens. and that's very similar to what we had last year. so, on much, much higher numbers, which basically tells you that consumer remains very, very strong. >> john, you talk about this week's activity as leftovers. just this morning, macy's was running a commercial calling it cyber week. how much fatigue is setting in for u.s. shoppers? >> sure. promoti

john collier considered, but he rejected it, because he thought it would overburden the act, and claims were somewhat controversial. one of the key sponsors for the indian reorganization act was burton kay wheeler. vocally, it was his belief that it was the claims attorneys driving this process, seeking their cut, essentially. so collier -- the shift comes post world war ii, and post collier. in 1945 and 1946, congress holds a final set of hearings on the indian claims commission idea. one of the key witnesses is this man, earnest wilkinson. a claims attorney who was born in ogdon, but he was the chief partner in a very powerful washington, d.c. based law firm that dealt mostly in indian law and specifically in indian claims. he testified in 1945 before these hearings, we railed against the narrow decisions of the court of claims, specifically that of the northwestern banned shoshones. which he was one of the attorneys on that case. he testified he had spent seven years and $12,000 of his own money, that he had lost basically. so he's going to argue for a claims commission that is going to make final decisions. he also suggests that lawyer's fees should be bumped up from 10% to 15%. tha

kai on the corner of it. >> reporter: bracelets like these are typically given to the name on this bracelet, specialist john pelem. >> in a weird way i think it was john sending a message, hey, come find me. >> reporter: liz found them on the opposite side of the country. >> so when liz called and started explaining what had happened it didn't surprise me at her reaction because i feel that often that -- and i affectionately look up and go, thanksgiving they're grateful for another story about their late son and another momento to add to their honor room. they still don't know who it belonged to and how it ended up on the cape. >> and much more ahead on 7news today new england. >>> a local woman asking for help as she waits for a kidney transplant. why she was initially afraid to share her story. >>> and a little boy calling 911, but it's not emergency. how he's showing gratitude to his police department. >>> fidel castro dead at 90. >>> now to a story you'll see on just one station. a massachusetts woman fighting fer her life in of a kidney transplant. she was initially afraid to ask because of her faith,

john curtice. most polling organisations believe hillary clinton has it as things stand. let's cross to new york and join my colleague katty kaywhat can we expect on this election night? i'm joined by clinton supporter michelle bernard and ron christie, who served former president george bush. how confident is the clinton campaign feeling? don't think they're taking anything for granted. the clinton campaign is hopeful that she has been able to put together the obama coalition from 2008 and 2012, latino support looks good for the campaign. she's got to be absolutely excited but not taking anything for granted. ron, i'm putting the same question to you. how confident is the trump campaign? they're cautiously optimistic. they're looking at returns from florida that indicate a lot of voting. north carolina, my brother in law stood in line for three hours to vote. strong turnout. what donald trump has to do is get an early victory on the board, perhaps in florida and see if he can beat a state that obama won in the eb beat a state that obama won in the last election. if he does, that the confidence will go up. the trump campaign's