lerner. i could've handled them if she hadn't made all that noise. - adams: why, sure you could. - ( clattering ) ( neighing ) ah, git up there! there, ho! now behave. oh... ( chuckles ) duane, go help your sister. yes'm. oh, you'll have to forgive us, major. you've got every right in the world to be. a couple more days and you'll be all settled in your new home. yes. and the children will be back with their father again. oh, it's gonna be so wonderful. claude wrote to us all about the ranch. he's got the house already built and the corral up, and... ( chuckles ) listen to me. you'd think you had all day to let me rattle on. you sound like a spring bride. oh, me? go on, now, major. i've been married more years than i care to remember. besides, you don't see any spring brides running around with two that size. flint'll see that you get down to branderton, where you're going, and i just wanted to wish you all the luck in the world. you got two fine youngsters there. i'm very happy to have you o

lerner. when we said there was evidence that suggested your brother-in-law was a sex predator, you couldn't get on board fast enough. but the truth is he was hunting men like that. and you knew it. you said you talked to damien after your sister thought he was having an affair. e fortuitous. you'd invested rather heavily in a sexual harassment suit being brought by a woman named yvette ingram. and those depositions were not going as you'd hoped. so you created a phony trueromantix profile for yvette's former boss, jack mcgill, and struck up a conversation with one of damien's alter egos. not long after, damien assaulted mcgill, and posted a video that branded him a sex predator. a big cash settlement for yvette went from being a long shot to a sure thing. you made your money back times ten. a loose end, however, so you tied him up. garrett: wait. what do y-- what do you mean? garrett. no, no, uh... are-are you saying i killed him? the other day, you let your sister think that her freshly-murd

lerner. when we said there was evidence that suggested your brother-in-law was a sex predator, you couldn't get on board fast enough. but the truth is he was hunting men like that. and you knew it. you said you talked to damien after your sister thought he was having an affair. we're guessing he told you the truth about what he was doing. holmes: the timing was quite fortuitous. ing brought by a woman named yvette ingram. and those depositions were not going as you'd hoped. so you created a phony trueromantix profile for yvette's former boss, jack mcgill, and struck up a conversation with one of damien's alter egos. not long after, damien assaulted mcgill, and posted a video that branded him a sex predator. a big cash settlement for yvette went from being a long shot to a sure thing. you made your money back times ten. damien was a loose end, however, garrett: wait. what do y-- what do you mean? garrett. no, no, uh... are-are you saying i killed him? the other day, you let your sister think t

lerner. when we said there was evidence that suggested your brother-in-law was a sex predator, you couldn't get on board fast enough. but the truth is he was hunting men like that. and you knew it. you said you talked to damien after your sister thought he was having an affair. we're guessing he told you the truth about what he was doing. holmes: the timing was quite fortuitous. being brought by a woman named yvette ingram. and those depositions were not going as you'd hoped. so you created a phony trueromantix profile for yvette's former boss, jack mcgill, and struck up a conversation with one of damien's alter egos. not long after, damien assaulted mcgill, and posted a video that branded him a sex predator. a big cash settlement for yvette went from being a long shot to a sure thing. you made your money back times ten. damien was a loose end, however, so you tied him up. garrett: wait. what do y-- what do you mean? garrett. no, no, uh... are-are you saying i killed him? the other day, you l

lerner. when we said there was evidence that suggested your brother-in-law was a sex predator, you couldn't get on board fast enough. but the truth is he was hunting men like that. and you knew it. you said you talked to damien after your sister thought he was having an affair. we're guessing he told you the truth about what he was doing. holmes: the timing was quite fortuitous. being brought by a woman named yvette ingram. and those depositions were not going as you'd hoped. so you created a phony trueromantix profile for yvette's former boss, jack mcgill, and struck up a conversation with one of damien's alter egos. not long after, damien assaulted mcgill, and posted a video that branded him a sex predator. a big cash settlement for yvette went from being a long shot to a sure thing. you made your money back times ten. damien was a loose end, however, garrett: wait. what do y-- what do you mean? garrett. no, no, uh... are-are you saying i killed him? the other day, you let your sister think

lerner. when we said there was evidence that suggested your brother-in-law was a sex predator, you couldn't get on board fast enough. but the truth is he was hunting men like that. and you knew it. you said you talked to damien after your sister thought he was having an affair. we're guessing he told you the truth about what he was doing. holmes: the timing was quite fortuitous. you'd invested rather heavily in a sexual harassment suit being brought by a woman named yvette ingram. and those depositions were not going as you'd hoped. so you created a phony trueromantix profile for yvette's former boss, jack mcgill, and struck up a conversation with one of damien's alter egos. not long after, damien assaulted mcgill, and posted a video that branded him a sex predator. a big cash settlement for yvette went from being a long shot to a sure thing. you made your money back times ten. damien was a loose end, however, so you tied him up. garrett: wait. what do y-- what do you mean? garrett. no, no, u

lerner. when we said there was evidence that suggested your brother-in-law was a sex predator, anyou knt. when we said there was evidence that suggested having an affair. your brother-in-law was a sex predator, we're guessing he told you the truth about what he was doing. holmes: the timing was quite fortuitous. being brought by a woman named yvette ingram. and those depositions were not going as you'd hoped. so you created a phony trueromantix profile for yvette's former boss, jack mcgill, and struck up a conversation with one of damien's alter egos. not long after, damien assaulted mcgill, and posted a video that branded him a sex predator. a big cash settlement for yvette went from being a long shot to a sure thing. you made your money back times ten. damien was a loose end, however, you tied him up. garrett: wait. what do y-- what do you mean? creating a phony profile, okay, in the name of the new defendant, to g damien to go after him. there's cameras at the library. our ugh, go see. i'm

. >> sandy lerner is talking about sustainable farming.ivestock and growing vegetables without the chemicals that are so common in what she calls factory farming. just days before thanksgiving, she took me out to see and, yes, to dance, with her 1300 turkeys. heritage breeds that trace back to the indians. >> come on, raise your arms. gobble, gobble, gobble gobble. gobble, gobble can gobble. >> she's mistress of the farm in upperville, virginia. as interesting as her business is how she got here. she grew up on a farm in california, making enough from cattle to send herself to college. >> what i learned was to love work. i'm happiest when i'm engaged and working and thinking and striving. >> she got into computers. in 1984, she and her then husband started cisco systems. that found a way to link networks of computers, the foundation of the internet. but six years later, venture capital people were running cisco. how do you get fired from a company that you started? >> just basically got taken to the cleaners. part of that was if you don't

. >> lerner is mistress of 800 acres. she grew up on a farm in california, making enough from raising cattle to send herself to college. >> what i learned was to love work. i'm really happiest when i'm engaged in working and thinking >> she got into computers. in 1984 she and her husband got into cisco systems to find a way to network computers, the foundation of the internet. but six years later, venture capital people were running cisco. how do you get fired from a company you started? >> we basically got taken to the cleaners, and part of that is if you don't have an employment >> lerner had a second act. she started a cosmetics company called urban decay, with edgy colors for women like her. and in 1986, she bought the farm. >> it was people who had strived in farming. >> she raises shires, war horses that go highland cattle, and those turkeys which she says pay better because of the lives they lead. >> how much does this turkey cost compared to something i would get in the grocery store. >> they're expensive. this ye

lerner. when we said there was evidence that suggested your brother-in-law was a sex predator, you couldn't get on board fast enough. but the truth is he was hunting men like that. and you knew it. you said you talked to damien after your sister thought he was having an affair. we're guessing he told you the truth about what he was doing. holmes: the timing was quite fortuitous. by a woman named yvette ingram. and those depositions were not going as you'd hoped. so you created a phony trueromantix profile for yvette's former boss, jack mcgill, and struck up a conversation with one of damien's alter egos. not long after, damien assaulted mcgill, and posted a video that branded him a sex predator. a big cash settlement for yvette went from being a long shot to a sure thing. you made your money back times ten. damien was a loose end, however, so you tied him up. garrett: wait. what do y-- what do you mean? garrett. no, no, uh... are-are you saying i killed him? the other day, you let your sister

couldn't think of any way to spend my time. >> reporter: danielle lerner, abc15 news . >>> we just have a couple of restrictions and closures this weekend including this one on the 202 red mountain. it will shut down the i-10 here. it will start friday night at 9 pm and last through 11 pm on saturd just continue around the closure. the only other issue we have is the exit ramp is closing down on loop 101 south down sunday night at 9 pm just until monday morning at 5 pm. mcdonald could be a good option to get around the closure. you can go to www.abc15.com for more details. >>> it is a >> 14. as you step outside notice is chilly. >> we are such wimps. so dramatic. but it feels like up for us. this is that time of year where it is a little but cooler in the morning but as the day goes on is just get a little bit on the heavy side, and you might need a little ac throughout the day. right now it is really nice. this is a look outside our queen creek camera here. we are at 64 degrees right now fountain hills and 62 in cave creek. 68 in deer valley and let's take a look at your valley wind sp

i cannot think of any other way >> in tempe, danielle lerner, abc15 news. >>> we just have a couple of restrictions and closures this weekend including this one on loop 202 red mountain. this one will go on the mini stack year until 44th street lasting until 11 pm on saturday. once you hit the mini stack just continue on the 10 to wrap exit ramp closing down and it will be sunday night at 9 pm. just an open enclosure so mcdonald's could be a good option just to get around the closure. you can go to abc15's or for more details. >> mallory moore taking action for us on the road. thank you for that. >>> let's talk about what we can do after work today because it is going to be nice out. >> so much going on. we have nascar in town and the 80s are here to stay. but they are still above average for this time of the year. we are in the middle of november are beginning but here is a live look outside our phoenix children's hospital valley camera this morning. as we take a look at abc15 is pretty quiet and you can see some quiet skies this morning. right now most of us are less than 10 miles-pe

. >> you are watching abc15 mornings with danielle lerner, christopher sign, dan spindle, iris hermosillo, and valerie more. >>> the small window we have. a lot of temperatures in the 30s this morning. those temperatures in the 30s and 40s across the valley with a clear and cold morning. the afternoon stakeholders to but it is sunny and dry. the temperature in phoenix just dropping 243. i mentioned we would keep dropping and i still think we could drop even further this afternoon. i will break down your hour by

pier 1 the fathers densest morning sometime the class live in lerner way watching the storm system in the rocky mountains the planes andla it remains we can changes beginning saturday. tonight upper 40s and clear tomorrow was a sunny, low 70s. year. it will be a lot cooler this weekend.t black friday is just one week away. lorrie taylor says the solution. give a major credit card they have a guaranteed way to save moneyh even if prices drop after now and you will be reimbursed the price goes down within a certain type of work just go online and register at the item that you bought the will then track it over the nex two months issuing a refund if requested remember, you will need proof of purchase and with some cards proof that the deal existst or the everett high salet. discover mastercard have simila programs, buyer beware. items sold and moved to numbers may b excludedve including door buste. be sure you know what time your stores open, best buy, toy "r" us and macy's will be opening at 5:00 a.m. thanksgiving morning you then opened at 6:00 a.m. do research, not all sears stores wi

i mean if, if what lois lerner was doing was not illegal, then why is she claiming the 5th? reeks of corruption. it reeks of a cover-up. i, we have, long, we're a long, we're a long ways away from seeing the bottom of this thing. because this goes, i guarantee this goes right into the white house. this was not the i.r.s. acting alone. >> you're saying, then, what you're saying is when the president says not a smidgen of impropriety or corruption, you say - - >> the facts are completely the opposite. there's all kinds of impropriety. i mean, the fact that they conveniently lost two years worth of e-mails? i mean, we impeached a president, or were about to impeach a president, nixon, for 18 and a half minutes of tape which was a pittance compared to two years worth of e-mails that talk specifically about, what they are doing to target, to actually thwart people's 1st amendment rights. >> tell me about some of these groups you work with, they have told you these stories government came in heavy-handed and were harassing them? >> well, harassing them, and asking questions that w

i'm danielle lerner. we have a safety alert you need to know about this morning. police, they are looking for the man here on your screen. we are told he was seen following and contacting kids inside of stores at arizona mills mall. he was apparently caught on surveillance video there in tempe. right now he's a person of interest so if you see him or you have any information, please call police. >>> today we could get a better idea of where arizona's education plan is headed. state superintendent diane douglas will release the second draft of her plan for the every student succeeds act. it allows states to create their own k through 12 education plan. the draft includes thousands of suggestions from parents, teachers, school administrators, also business and community leaders. >>> and new this morning, do you remember donald trump's first rally in tucson? >> you're going to say that was the greatest vote i've ever cast. your president. >> well, turns out the president elect still owes more than $81,000 to tucson pd for event security. that event happened in march

if i heard that ben lerner had a new book by would be excited . i haven't read nell zinc dishy have to books, out on one day? that is crazy . she is good for some craziness so i like her as well. >> also the family dysfunction novels definitely . . also i feel there is not nearly enough sister novels any time there is a spinster spe >> elizabeth has a new book coming out to again next year. >> the spenser novel? ordinary women? or extraordinary or excellent when then? what is it called? a new book is coming out in the spring which i love which is a modern day spinster novel and getting a lot of sex which that is not the point of the spinstero me n the modern take on the spinster novel. >> call -- how old is that correct. >> after you can no longer have children. >> in the olden days to old to be married . right . like you have not then married off in it was your 20s in the time of jane a austen and then after too old to have kids perhaps?kids, >> what books do you seek out quick. >> i will say proust for me but this really makes me nervous to writ

if i heard ben lerner had a new book coming out i would be excited. i love edward saint alban, somebody i recommend a lot. i like zinc, but haven't read the last two books, didn't she have two books come out on one day, that is crazy. i did buy them, i love her. and that as well. >> as family dysfunction. >> i love family dysfunction novels and the spinster novel, not nearly enough spinster novels being written. >> i forgot to say elizabeth strout. >> another new book coming out again. what is your favorite spinster novel? >> barbara pym, ordinary women, is that what it is called or extraordinary? excellent women. my friend jamie has a new book coming out in the spring which i love which is a modern-day spinster novel but it is spinster's getting a lot of sex which is to me not the point of the spinster. a modern tank on the spinster novel but very cool. >> what is the age of that? >> after you can't have children. in the old days it was when you were too old to be married. it is like you haven't been married off basically and in jane austen's time it

. >> and investigators want you to take a good look at this good morning everyone i'm danielle lerner. >> and i'm justin pazera. >> as you look at the time lapse from the arsz department of environmental quality the last six hours have been nothing but clear skies across the valley. abundant sunshine but boy it was a cool start to the morning. the 40s and 50s. let's just call it. it was colder this morning than it was even just yesterday and a few days ago. right now we're sitting in the low 60s in mesa, deer valley, and chandler. we just barely made it into the 60s at the top of the hour. still a very slow warm up and today will be a cool day with highs in much of the valley only warming a few more degrees into the upper 60s this afternoon. our high temperatures go but very nice with those sunny skies. we do have warmer temperatures on tap. i'll show you what to expect by thanksgiving day in just a few minutes. >>> phoenix police still searching for whoever's responsible for shooting a man while he was just opening the door to his own home. police say as the 32-year-old victim just o

. >> something made me think of the movies, jeremy lerner's line in the candidate. what do we do now? >> what do we do now. >> that might be the situation trump finds himself in. >> robert redford sitting on the edge of the bed. ben ginsburg is here. he's been a lot of things. he's been mr. republican, or at least enjoyed that title about a year ago. he was the former general council to the rnc and now partner with jones day in washington. ben, i want you to free-associate. you've been through this journey. tomorrow morning, an organization bearing the title republican party is going to take an assessment, along with the democrats of what has just happened, which at this hour is not entirely clear. >> absolutely true. i think what it means for the party is that donald trump has over-performed. we didn't think at this hour of the night we'd be talking about donald trump having as many electoral votes as he does, and as many states still outstanding. so the republican party is going to wake up tomorrow feeling good about itself. what appears to be a strong showing in

. >> you are watching abc15 mornings with danielle lerner, christopher sign, dan spindle, iris hermosillo, and valerie more. >>> the small window we have. a lot of temperatures in the 30s this morning. those temperatures in the 30s and 40s across the valley with a clear and cold morning. the afternoon stakeholders to but it is sunny and dry. the temperature in phoenix just dropping 243. i mentioned we would keep dropping and i still think we could drop even further this afternoon. i will break down your hour by >> iris, so far your freeways are looking picture-perfect right now and that includes the 10 in west valley. it is still a 10 minute drive time. am hearing of a possible crash on loop 202. i will try to get some more details in the next couple of minutes. >>> in the southeast portion of alabama right through the area. this brand-new video coming through from alabama with at least three people having died. a day care center is flat with at least four children having been taken to the hospital in critical condition. this is something i have been following all morning. >> a mother lef

i am danielle lerner. >> and i am justin pazera. it is kind of cool out there, danielle and dan -- iris >> even phoenix fell into the upper 40s but it has been a beautiful looking day so far. some of that dust that moved in yesterday otherwise blue skies and dry weather and the temperature gradually warming. we have gone from the 40s to the 60s as we go into this afternoon we will stay in the 70s and today is in a warmer than yesterday but still a we will climb to 72 degrees by 9:00 and at 3:00 77 degrees. temperatures will stay in the 70s through sunset cooling off in the 60s in for a nice but cool evening. today we will end up in the 70s but the 80s will set in this weekend with rain chances to talk about. i will show you when the rain will move into the valley. >>> also happening now the corrections officers after an inmate attacked them in florence. this is video. all of those officers did go to the hospital and are expected to be okay. >>> investigators at this point cannot say if a man from phoenix will survive after he was hi

look to someone alike first lieutenant irving lerner.born in chicago to wish immigrants during world war i. he served as a bombardier in the air corps, flying dozens of missions towards the end of world war ii. when he returned home, he did what a lot of veterans do. he put his medals away and kept humble about his service, started living a quiet life. one fall day, walking on sheffield avenue on chicago's north side, a stranger stopped him and said thank you for your service, and handed him a ticket to see the cubs play in the world series. [applause] it is a good thing irving took that ticket. because it would be a while until his next chance. [laughter] pres. obama: irving worked hard, managing warehouses for his brother-in-law's tire company. he got married 28 sargent in the woman's air corps, no less. he raised four children, the oldest of whom is celebrating her 71st birthday today. on a june morning many years ago, another one of his daughters, carol, called the check in. her mother answered but was in a rush. we can't talk, she s

smart shopper deal of the day, danielle lerner has the deal.>>reporter: tomorrow may be election day but here is something that can bring us together. saving money. our smart shopper deal of the day will have you we are here at plato's closet in chandler. they are consignment store that caters to young adults. these will usually cost are $10, tomorrow if you come to chandler unmentioned smart shopper you get 75% off their red line clearance items and you will know because there is so this dress becomes $2.50. bags like this, $2.50. men can get a namebrand shirt like this for $1.75. go to our website for the details including the location, www.abc15.com smart shopper.>>> your primetime lineup begins i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above p

danielle lerner shares. >> turkey is all over every ad this week. food city has frozen turkeys on sale for 89 centses a pound. fries will give you a free turkey if you buy private selection sliced ham for $2.99 a pound. safeway and albertsons will you see a better price. bashes is taking it a step further. it will match any turkey at fries, albertsons and safeway. you can also grab eggs for 88 crepts. and a -- cents. and albertsons has a better deal. 10-pound bag, just 69 sents. two liters of pepsi and coca- you have to buy five to get the price. safeway and fries have the same brands on sale in cans. bashes has that deal on pepsi and mountain dew. there are so many other deals to share so go to abc15.com/smartshopper and we'll have them all there for you. >>> the rumors were flieg. today it's official -- flying. today it's official. >> dwayne the rock johnson the sexiest man alive. waiting, the call never comes. he's currently on top of forbes highest paid actor's list. >> he says the title means he's reached the pinnacle. >> indeed. what more coul

danielle lerner. >> a plaque with the names of all 19 men will be mraesed along that trail. good morning i'm justin pazera. the memorial will be open to the public tomorrow. and south route 89 will be closed today until 4:00 this afternoon. >>> let's switch gears and talk some weather now. the snow has stopped but it left behind some dangerous c in the high country. what's causing the problems. those icy conditions. the cold temperatures making problems slippery. all flag staff unified schools are closed today. so is more snow in the forecast? what about rain? so many questions for you laura thomas. >> i tell you the kwold temperatures are going to be sticking around but the snow and the rain is out of here. live look outside. still out there. even with all this sunshine. so it's going to take a day or two before that begins to melt as we filter in these cool temperatures. you had on this morning clear skies here on the valley. we hit the 40s this morning. deer valley at 55. and today temperatures only going to top out right around 60 degrees and mesa 61. glendale upper 50s

. >>> good morning i'm danielle l lerner. >> it's been a cool start. we've had some haze. overnight to our west carrying over to the valley. so that haze thickened around here. there aren't any air quality alerts. we're going to see some of that dust linger in our air. so heads up if you are especially sensitive but as far as any alerts not seeing any right now. now that temperature so slow to warm that we're still in the 60s right now at 66 degrees. and check our dew point is down into the teens. we're still feeling some of those breezes and it will stay a bit breezy as we go into the afternoon. as we head towards a high of only 73 degrees. we are tracking more changes as rain is back in our forecast and we've got some cold temperatures to talk about tonight in of parents behaving badly. where two young kids were left alone. said to be just 1 and 6 years old. security called police when the kids were overheard playing inside the room. officers found mom. they brought her back to the motel. police say dcs has been notified. also a chandler manning. 30-year-old joseph foste

danielle lerner with the results of our turkey dinner food safeway, albertson's and bashes. fry's has the most options. they have more sides than the other stores acht total of --. a total of six. $69.99 for the entire meal that feeds up to six people. safeway and albertson's $10 cheaper and have five sides. $59.99. bash's has the same five sides but has the bo nus of a pumpkin or apple pie. their price is $54.99. bash's has the best price and fry's that has the most variety. is that worth the extra $15? let us know. either way make sure you order sooner rather than later because they often run out pretty fast. the cma awards and we've got ahold of new information. beyonce is set to perform live tonight during the show. an arizona country singer will be there. ashley wineland. she got her start later in life she says, in middle school. she loves music and can't wait for the day she graces the stage. >> as a fellow singer it's the dream to end up on the award stage. you put love and passion into everyt your music is kind of like your baby. >> she's going to be tweeting with u

danielle lerner has the deal. >> if you haven't been to the scottsdale plaza resort now is the time to check them out. they have a phenomenal deal of the day for your thanksgiving weekend. they have single and bi-level suites that are big in size. and mention smart shopper you can stay in their single level sweet for $149 and their bi- level for $159. plus they're waiving the resort fee. that's not all. if you stay on thanksgiving day you can check in early and get a voucher for two people to have thanksgiving dinner in their ballroom. that alone would cost $60 a person. there's more. two vouchers for breakfast you can use them friday, saturday, that is definitely something to be thankful for. it's only valid for thanksgiving weekend thursday through sunday of next week. call by friday at noon to get the deal. we have all the details at abc15.com/smartshopper. >>> your primetime line up starts with the goldbergs followed by speechless, modern >>> from the been more than 24 hours now. crews not giving up in their search for a missing man on mount lemon. ronald huder was reported missing

look to some like first lieutenant irving lerner.born in chicago to russian jewish immigrants during world war i. he served as a bombardier in the air corps, flying dozens of missions towards the end of world war ii. when he returned home, he did what a lot of veterans do. he put his medals away and kept humble about his service, started living a quiet life. one fall day, walking on fairfield avenue on chicago's -- sheffield avenue on chicago's north side, a stranger stopped him and said thank you for your service, and handed him a ticket to see the cubs play in the world series. [applause] it is a good thing he took that ticket. it would be a while until his next chance. irving worked hard, managing warehouses for his brother-in-law's tire company. he got married to a sergeant. he raised four children, the oldest of whom is celebrating her 71st birthday today. on a june morning, many years ago, another one of his daughters called to check in. her mother answered but was in a rush. check in. we can't talk, she said, your father is be

i danielle lerner. >> and i am justin pazera. we have nick ciletti at the event. what is the theme of today? >> reporter: good morning. i apologize it is getting a little loud with governor mike pence beginning to wrap up this speech speaking about donald trump and his campaign. the main points today are security, supreme court. he is helping those points can really rally the republican base and get them to the polls. we have seen them this morning showing this campaign five points ahead. i want to let everyone at home now you can watch this online right now at www.abc15.com and also our free abc15 mobile app. we will have much more for you later on this show. >> nick ciletti reporting thank you. visit another trump surrogate is returning with donald trump, jr. ring to be her this friday for a campaign event. no location or time has been set and his running mate donald trump is focusing on florida. a state expert said that he cannot win the white house without it. he is scheduled to hold a rally in orlando at 1:00 this afternoon and another one at 4:00 in pensacol

you can configure it in so many different ways, lerner. >>> i am danielle lerner. they need your help finding this suspect. he targeted two pharmacies and you can hear him asking for pain killers. he doesn't show a gun. if you recognize him. call chandler pd. >>> now, they are t they are patrolling maker malls. cars. they are on foot. they started the program 23 years ago after violent carjackings at malls. they tell us. you would be surprised how people tonight take basic precautions while they are shopping. >> purse in the basket. loading packages. >> doors open. >> trunk open. >> you can ask any security officer for an escort to your >> we are back in two minutes traffic alert from the century link traffic center. >> this crash on i-continue at broadway road. causing massive delays. they may have opened up the hov lane and it is 202 back to san tan and before the 101. smart route, take loop 101 202 to get around that. this is the a d.o.t. camera and it is loop 202 west bounds and only the center lane is getting by this. chandler boulevard is a good oaption. >>>

you promote not voting instead of promoting being informed or educating yourself to be the ongoing lerner? how was that better be quick. >> being educated on all of the issues website doesn't just control the election but the down ballot staff. that is extraordinarily time consuming. there are plenty of issues that i don't have to say that i could vote and to spend 40 hours a week. and the cost is to say become informed that they could be doing other things in their lives that day are more important than the fact of their single vote. >> what relates to the local government question that concerns that we don't know enough about it. that reconsider virtuous and okay. to take them to school but i could learn about the of ballot initiative or take my daughter to piano practice. people make those tradeoffs in different ways. >> we should move to closing statements. >> i played that expectations game wrong laugh laugh. >> that we do not like the results of democracy. it is a constant feature of the united states policy of mass surveillance that is not the reason not to vote. you have got to li

mornings with danielle lerner and mallory moore. >>> 6:45 if you're just waking up with us the associated press has just ranked the busiest airport sky harbor scored naer the top of that list. of the would you please $83 million collected across the country in 2015 sky harbor placed 14th out of 50 collecting $0.41 from every taxi and shuttle usingus and with thanksgiving just a few days away we are talking about holidays and heavy traffic. unfortunately they often go hand in hand but there are ways to avoid those backups on thanksgiving if you time it just right. a-dot says if you're taking i-17 try to be on the road by 1:00 p.m. on wednesday. now for drives on i-10 headed to california or tuscan you should start your trip by about 2:00 p.m.. >> that way you can beat the people end their work day and finish up their packing and as they get on the road. >> now of course there's no way to exactly predict your travel forecast with any crashes that might happen. so heading out early is your best bet. >>> new developments linked to the takata air bag recall. u.s. regulators will allow general

look at irs, lois lerner, republican targeting. you had no, no grand jury in email investigation. you had loretta lynch on a plane with bill clinton. james has been involved, james has experienced the vindictiveness of this justice department. >> you're saying i understand how you feel about chelsea, you're saying you want the justice department politically sent into irrelevance that is not what the role of justice department. that concerns me what kellyanne says. >> clinton foundation gets off? julie: the point we have to politically pursue our goals to drive her into irrelevance and use wheels of justice department and -- we're not dictatorship or banana republic. sandra: rudy giuliani in trump tower, you know what? historically presidents get into office and they move on. he is there to make america great again. as he told all the supporters. speaking of mayor rudy giuliani, trump supporter and rival mitt romney both considered top contenders for secretary of state poach and newt gingrich and vice president-elect mike pence weighing in. who they appear to be rooting for. trump

lerner perez deputy director at the brennan center for justice. >> these strict photo identification laws include identification that up to 8% to 12% of americans don't have. all these laws do is put barriers in front of the ballot box for eligible americans. >> reporter: if people start to interfere with voters asking for i.d.s, asking citizenship, what's going to happen? >> we'll contact our friends in law enforcement and ask them to intervene to ensure that voters are not intimidated. >> reporter: and the department of justice plans to deploy more than 500 poll watchers to 28 states to make sure that federal voting rights laws are followed, but, scott, that is actually fewer poll monitors than the department of justice sent out in the 2012 election. >> pelley: carter evans for us tonight. carter, thanks very much. coming up next on this expanded edition of the "cbs evening news," the election torch is passed to millennials. and later, what the world thinks of all of this. of all of this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> pelley: elaine quijano of our streaming news service cbsn is following the

danielle lerner has the details to make you a smart shopper. >>reporter: hey smart shoppers we're here at central kitchen and we're talking thanks giving left we've got general manager here with us. what do people need to know? >> storing left overs, after two hours you put them in the refrigerator. you want to do it in no deeper containers than two inches so that's properly, this is improperly. it's going to help cool it off a lot quicker and you also want to know if you're not going to use the items or the left overs after two to three days, just go ahead and put it in the freezer. the quality of the food is >> what about things like your sauces or gravy, especially. >> the gravy is the shortest window life. you have about two days to use it. if not again go ahead and freeze it but when you do warm up your gravy you want to do it on a flat top or use a saw tai pan. >>reporter: and you actually have a fun recipe that you're going to share with our viewers. >> absolutely it's mashed potato ca >> thank you so much justin. we'll have that recipe

old friend of the institute who's spoken here more than once, professor alan morrision, who is the lerner family associate dean for public interest in the public service at george washington university school of law. the litigation group that he cofounded in 1972 and directed for over 25 years. and thin the various areas inclg open government, opening up the legal profession agencies that failed to comply with the law enforcing principles of the separation of powers and protecting the power of consumers and protecting underrepresented class members in class-action settlements. in the first amendment fortunately come and in the very famous case is struck down over 200 federal walls containing the legislative veto as a violation of the separation of powers. he's a member of the academy of appellate lawyers and was the president in 1999 to 2000 and is a graduate of yale university harvard law school served as a commissioned officer in the u.s. navy and was the assistant u.s. attorney in new york please welcome alan morrision. [applause] our society is inverted and we need to permission inste

irving lerner. he was born in chicago to russian immigrants during world war i. as a bombardier in the air corps, flying dozens of missions towards the end of world war ii. he returned home, he did what a lot of veterans do. and kepts medals away humble about his service, started living a quiet life. day, walking on chicago's north side, a stranger stopped him and said thank you for your service, and handed him a ticket to see the cubs play in the world series. [applause] it is a good thing he took that ticket. it would be a while until his next chance. keywords worked hard, managing warehouses for his brother-in-law's tire company. he got married to a sergeant. he raised four children, the oldest of whom is celebrating her 71st birthday today. morning, -- called to check in. we can't talk, she said, your father is being honored and we are late. carol asked, honored for what. came, for his heroism in the skies above normandy exactly 50 years earlier. his children never knew they flew over the french beachheads. he never mentioned it. now they call a check in and