donald trump in his closing message seems to be trying to show late in the game message discipline. he's staying an script and reading off telepropters and trying to keep the attack lines focussed on hillary clinton. clearly the calculation from within the trump campaign is that trump should not do anything to davuate from that message. not try to say anything controversial as he has in the past that would step on that message. and donald trump at his rally in pensacola florida talked about that newfound restraint almost repeating that potentially his campaign advisors are telling him behind the scenes. don't do anything to rock the boat in these final days. >> we've got to be nice and cool. nice and cool. right? stay on point, donald. stay on point. no side tracks, donald. nice and easy. nice. because i've been watching hillary the last few days. she's totally unhinged. >> reporter: he can focus on battle ground states. she's in jackson jill aville an carolina. melania trump is helping. she'll be delivering a warm speech and talking about her time growing up abroad and potentially

his message?'t take the right to vote for granted. >> it was not that long ago that folks had to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar or bubbles on a bar of soap or recite the constitution in chinese in order to vote. it wasn't that long ago when folks were beaten trying to register voters in mississippi. it wasn't that long ago that a man named henry frey greensboro, the first chief justice of the north carolina supreme court, was denied the right to register to vote because he had failed a so-called literacy test after he had graduated from college. it wasn't that long ago! the adult vote! you've done the work of those who would suppress their vote without them having to lift a finger. come on. i am not on the ballot, but i tell you what, fairness is on the ballot. decency is on the ballot. justice is on the ballot. progress is on the ballot. our democracy is on the ballot right now! >> president obama in north carolina. nicolle wallace is back here with us in the studio. we also want to wel

no message sent f from here. no message received by your vessel. then i suggest the record tapes hahave been deliberately changed. a computer expert can change record tapes, duplicate voices, say anything, say nothing. the fact remains that your first officer's former captain is hospitalized, horribly injured at this base, i would have granted it. well, that's true. of course. who would want to divert us here? there's no trouble in the space sector we're patrolling now. no alien problems. computer center. chief humboldt here, sir. have you rechecked all the record tapes a in question? yes, sir. is there any way at all the message could have been sent from here without us knowing it? negative, commodore. we've checked and double-checked everything possible. all right. start checking the impossible. is is captain kirk oh, have i introduced miss piper, jim? miss piper. a mutual friend described you, sir-- lieutenant helen johansson? helen. describe... she merely mentioned she knew you, sir. you have something to report, miss piper? oh, yes, sir. i'm a

here's a live look outside boat house row there. >>> right now, messages of hate. university of pennsylvania is trying to find out who posted racist messages on social media targeting african-american freshmen. >>> demoted. new jersey governor chris christie will take a back seat on the trump transition team. we will have the details. >>> feeling a bit wintry outside. it is cold this saturday. found these folks bunld elg up near rittenhouse square in philadelphia last night. it will be a similar scene today. we will have more on changes in the forecast in a few moments. >>> thanks for being with us. it is 6:00 this saturday. one of the coldest mornings of the season. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking it all in the first alert neighborhood forecast. krystal? >> i hear people saying we're not ready. we are looking at temperatures in the 30s across the board. some of us are now in the 20s. 27 degrees in

>>> right now on nbc10 news, messages of hate. this morning, university of pennsylvania is trying to find out who posted racist messages on social media targeting african-american freshmen. >>> demoted. new jersey governor chris christie will take a back seat on the trump transition team. >>> feeling almost wintry. found these folks buttoned up. we are tracking the chilly change in the first alert forecast. >>> good morning. this is nbc10 news today. i am rosemary connors. 5:00 this saturday. when you step out, you'll notice the change this morning. krystal klei has more of the first alert weather. >> all week long we said the cool season is coming saturday, now we're dealing with it. a lot of us are around freezing, some of us not there yet but potentially there by end of morning. look at the temperatures. already 37 in philadelphia, trenton, 35. dover, 37, then areas below freezing, vineland at freezing, wilmington, 32 degrees. if you want to compare to yesterday morning, look how much cooler we are. 12 degrees cooler in philade

>> i think it's actually on message. the central message, there's two. one is to attack hillary clinton. and her character. the second is to attack the entire election process. and to attack the media, and say the whole system is rigged. so i think when he's pointing out a reporter, and criticizing her, and he's saying basically, you're not covering what's actually going on, it fits with the theme that he explodes this entire campaign with. >> i would say one thing the defining divide in this case is the education gap, is the class inversion. the agree to which hillary clinton is running so much better among college educated whites than blue collar whites. 20 points today in both "the washington post" and "new york times" cbs poll 20 points better than college whites than non-college whites. for them many of them the biggest hurdle for donald trump is his temperament. exactly episodes like this. while he does animate his mobilize his base i think he reinforces the problem that he has in the suburbs of charlotte and raleigh or philadelphia, where melania

written on this mobile home a message she has not only seen in this neighborhood, but around cities in the us.>> i don't think they realize how far they are crossing the line. >> deidra russell has seen this message written in her neighborhood before. expletive written next to trump but this time, the messengers went to far. written next to the word trump with the words burn everything with an arrow. pointing to the home that someone set on fire. >> it is horrible and scary. >> political messages like this have been spotted around the us. more than 200 incidents of election related harassments since the election. >> you. >> two men spotted taking off from the home as the fire spread, he had seen them in the home just two days before.>> it could have been worse. if my husband went to bed and didn't come out right before bed, god only knows how bad it could have been. >> investigators think the people who set the home on fire ripped a similar message a few >> russell was willing to stay here during the first few messages but now. >> we are thinking about moving. it has jumped up one l

>>> right now, messages of hate. university of pennsylvania is trying to find out who posted racist messages on social media targeting african-american freshmen. >>> demoted. new jersey governor chris christie will take a back seat on the trump transition team. we will have the details. >>> feeling a bit wintry outside. it is cold this saturday. found these folks bunld elg up near rittenhouse square in philadelphia last night. it will be a similar scene today. we will have more on changes in the forecast in a few moments. >>> thanks for being with us. it is 6:00 this saturday. one of the coldest mornings of the season. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking it all in the first alert neighborhood forecast. krystal? >> i hear people saying we're not ready. we are looking at temperatures in the 30s across the board. some of us are now in the 20s. 27 degrees in vineland. 39 in philadelphia. that's the official temperature. although some parts of the area are already looking at temperatures right at or below freezing. 35

message me." "no chance those paintings are genuine. "just a transparent attempt to thwart the sale of the real legrands." okay. so, if these guys are talking about the art online, then i guess we have three good suspects. except they're not three suspects. they're three screen names owned by one man. (sighs) why don't you just tell me what's going on here. there was a great deal of chatter on the dark web about the heist yesterday. most notably these three posts. distinct lexical patterns and phrases from all three recur in correspondence written by the same man: brian beale. hmm. he looks familiar. he should do. we passed him in the lobby yesterday. mr. beale is a cyber security expert, and he works for the firm which ran the stock exchange's systems audit yesterday. so he had access to the building during the robbery, and he would understand the chaos that would be created by an attack on the iao key-holders, and he's out there marcus is going to meet us at his home in half an hour. if you wish to change your clothes, i would ask tha

i approve this message because in washington, i'm catherine cortez masto. i know some people are so disgusted with politics they think their vote doesn't matter. but we can't just sit on the sidelines when so much needs to be done. i know that, working together, we can make progress. as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. i approve this message because in washington, i'll work with anyone to solve problems. for nevada. >>> new this morning. the city of orlando is going to buy pulse nightclub. the deal was just announced this morning for $2.2 million. the plan is to turn the club into a permanent memorial. 49 people were killed in a shooting at pulse on june 12th by a 29-year-old man claiming allegiance to isis. the owners of the club have already signed off on this approve the deal and that's going to be up for consideration next week. >>> a local man is still shaken up after he says he stabbed an intruder he caught cook

that's the message, there's some positive messages as well if you watch her but she is really hammeringe the character of donald trump. to say thing i wanted comeys 72 hours after the letter, she was able to raise online $11.3 million. she's able to not leave anything on the table. this has been a volatile election cycle, so that's a smart thing to do, if you have the money, spend it, don't leave anything on the table. will there be another big october or november surprise? do we have a november surprise between now and next tuesday? guest: i want to say no but this has been so unprecedented that i wouldn't be surprised if there was a november surprise at this point. michael: i think yes, there will be more to come, absolutely. i'm sort of tired of these surprises and i hope you would both say no. i guess i have to put on my seatbelt and get ready for another high impact event. thank you. we have a republican roundtable coming up next. if you are watching us in washington dc, you can listen to us on the radio radio at 99.1 fm. ♪ john: there was a time a long time ago when our next guest

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am patrick murphy and i approve this message because i'll never stop working for you. why are out-of-state billionaires attacking amendment 1? because amendment 1... stops. their. subsidies. with amendment 1, you don't pay for someone else's solar. to stop unfair subsidies, >>> now

you want a pro-active message, the message should be prove me wrong.way you have something that you feel like you're standing up for but you're working toward. he got elected. let's all grow up. he got elected. to all my friends out there coming up me hysterically, the new mantra should be prove me wrong. having said that, we talked a lot about this. i spoke about it on the show. it was one guy i used to know that was a candidate i couldn't stand. he plays characters. i have to give it to him. in the first few days -- like i said, i'm seeing the other guy. what i saw -- i have to call it like it is. once again, i wrote a book called "often wrong never in doubt" but just a few days in but number one, reince priebus, i know it's diluted but mostly what he did on "60 minutes" last night and what donald trump needs to understand is his election was not a referendum on his behavior. his election was a referendum on blowing up washington. and he has a job now and he started to do it last night to walk back the majority of the country did not vote for most of

the messages have been removed and replaced with messages of love written in chalk by church members. >>> anti-trump demonstrations continue in cities across the country. sunday marks the fifth night in a row thousands of people took to the streets to deannounce his election. many are worried about his proposals for deportation and other promises he makes during the campaign. 71 people were arrested in portland during weekend

look at part of one message. the message students showed us appears to be from a group do r identifying as trump's disciples. it showed african americans hanging from trees by nooses. also saw a reference to daddy trump. the president-elect graduated from penn as did some of his children. they hadn't downloaded the app but got an invitation to daily lynching. moments ago spoke to david last ter of black penn. >> this is rooted in where our country is as relates to white supremacy, dominance and privilege. >> reporter: the college republicans posted a message that reads in part these messages are absolutely despicable, hate such as this has no place on penn's campus or in our nation. in the next half hour, we're going to have advice for students who are reeling after hate filled messages surfaced and we will show you an online petition being circulated by penn alumni. live on the campus of u of penn, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >> thanks for that, monique. >>> last night for a third straight evening anti-trump pr

and it is sending a message that he is sending a message for all americans.y he has a message for the african-american community, the latino community. he wants to build a coalition that includes everybody. so the blue states strategy we'll turn it into a purple nation and we'll make this a presidency where all the american people. i like the strategy. i like the strategy and i think it will pan out as most of the things he's done with his intuition. sometimes it gives some pain. in this case, i'm going to inflict some on you. pretend you're donald trump's campaign manager or strategist. would you be having him spend his time the way he is or would you be pursuing a different path? >> i think they've got most of it right. i would spend all of my time in the next few days in wisconsin, new hampshire. they have him going back to iowa. it looks like he has iowa put away. the coalition that has brought him where he is are noncollege educated white working class voters. you have a hot of them in wisconsin who weren't there in the 2012 election. they weren't there

the campaign is staying on message. >> we're certainly glad that the f.b.i. put it to rest it's ashame that america had to be confused for the last week while that happened but we have a strong message about building an economy for everybody not just those at the top. >> reporter: clinton campaign stop expected to begin here within the hour in raleigh, north carolina. tomorrow, she'll be voting here in new york in the town of chappaqua that's in west, county. live in midtown, manhattan, -- in westchester, county. >>> at 10:00 you heard him say bill belichick wrote him a letter and he also said this about tom brady. >> tom brady great guy. he called today and he said donald, i support you, you're my friend, and i voted for you. >> several reports came out shortly after saying brady told the chris and calahan show something different. here's that clip from weei's website. >> did you take advantage of your bye week as many people around the state did to vote arm? as many people did i think for what 25% in massachusetts? people are you one of those people? >> no,

donald trump and his closing message seems to be trying to show late in the game message discipline. he is staying on script. he is reading off teleprompter for the rallies trying to keep the attack lines focused on hillary clinton. clearly the calculation from within the trump campaign is trump should not do anything to deviate from the message. not try to say anything controversy as he had said in the past. and donald trump talked about the new found restraint almost repeating what his campaign advisers are telling him behind-the-scenes. don't do anything to rock the boat in the final days. >> we have to be nice and cool. nice and cool. right? stay on point, donald. stay on point. no side tracks, donald. nice and easy. because i've been watching hillary the past few days. she's unhinged. >> reporter: donald trump will focus on battleground states today. he has a rally in jacksonville and then off to north carolina. melania trump is hitting the campaign trail solo. she will have a big speech in the suburbs in philadelphia. campaign aides say she will deliver a warm speech. talking a

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. with all of the shenanigans danny tarkanian's pulled in nevada -- helping set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors, failing to pay thousands in property taxes, losing $17 million in a failed development scheme, then sticking taxpayers with the bill -- imagine the shenanigans tarkanian would pull t of this advertising. hillary clinton: i'm h

the message, quote, as a text message to my three millennial children. he says he hit the twitter icon by mistake. >>> with republicans controlling the house, the senate and the white house. the big question for democrats now, what is the path forward? president obama will discuss that with members of the democratic national committee on a phone call later today. hillary clinton will take part in a separate call with house members. today, new members of congress begin learning their way around the hill. they will also take part in security briefings and training sessions. staffers say this week long session helps newly elected members congress hit the ground running come january. >>> president obama travels over seas for what is expected to be his final major foreign tour. he will visit greece, germany and peru over the next six days. the president will meet with european leaders and attend an asia economic summit while in peru. while the president is ve obama will host community leader aerz at the white house. she is holding a summit on veteran homeless

random people attacked in center city and racist messages sent to students at penn. in the next 30 minutes, the philadelphia mayor will address both. here is the live picture from city hall where the mayor will speak at 6:30. we have team coverage with reporters covering both cases for you. good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. we told you friday night about the hate messages to black freshmen at penn. >> today students are still distraught about why people from oklahoma singed oled out pennsylvania. nbc 10's lauren mayk has more. >> reporter: jacqueline, a u.s. senator made a stop here today. he tells me he came here to listen. >> it's horrific when any student has to live through the kind of week some of these students lived through. >> reporter: at the university of pennsylvania, u.s. senator bob casey just after meeting with students about racist messages sent to some black students here. >> we have to condemn it in the strongest possible terms. people have to be held accountable. >> reporter: the messages had hateful words, the language tar

and why is this message so important to get out?>> the message of madd is one that needs to be out because madd provide so much support are not only survivors of crashes but also the families as well. they provided counseling. they provided assistance with getting in touch with other people that have been through this. and they provide health through the legal process and that's important. you are not aware of how much they do and tell unfortunately you have been through this. and that is the main thing we're trying to get out with a walk and it is humbling and that it is dedicated to caroline. >> she was a local music teacher we mentioned and touched so many young lives. and a crash like this, someone's actions can impact so many more people because the that is the other thing we're trying to get out. people really need to be aware of what they're doing because it is not just taking a chance of destroying somebody else's life but they are taking a chance of destroying their own life. >> this message is still needs to get out there.

you like to write a message? but a lot of people figured out to do it themselves and it feels so good. >> reporter: a way for everyone to come together as one. >> everyone is coming up to me saying thank you for this. we needed this. >> reporter: and they have to take down all the post-it notes when th this evening. she's taking pictures and will post the photos on social media. >>> tonight fire crews are keeping a close eye on a big brush fire that's been burning all night. they have it under control. it's in the lynn woods. no homes are in danger. the remote area and high winds made it hard to fight and those winds will continue overnight. eric fisher. will get colder tonight. >>> colder, the wind gusting over 30 miles per hour at times. will continue to be blustery until tomorrow morning. there hasn't been any rain. barely any rainfall in boston. and all those gains we made in october we've given back in november. though it's a cold start, big area of high pressure is moving in and that means a couple of suda

>> the message wouldn't change there. unfortunately the way we are in politics now, the message from republicans will be, of course, they pressured him into saying that, the same way message from democrats nine days ago, the fbi and james comey doesn't want her to win. the unfortunate thing is we can't point to any institution, fbi, congress, reporters, the church, banks, whoever, and say i have confidence in this group to make decisions that are not colored by politics or personal views, so my guess is the trump voter will conclude and donald trump will probably say to the extent he addresses it, of course that's what the fbi did. after all they worked for attorney general loretta lynch. you know who her bs is, barack obama. of course it leads exactly what you guys are talking about, a hardening of partisanship that will not end on november 8th. everyone points to tuesday as though this is the be all end all. yes, it's the end of something but it is not the end of i think what trump has sort of represented. thattes not g

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? if you're up here, multi-millionaires, like himself. even taking a shady ten million dollar corporate pay out. but around here, johnson's stacked the deck against the middle class. opposing pay rises for you. he'd even abolish the minimum wage. ron johnson's just not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> the cubs win the world series patrick: a victory08-yea in the making. the cubs beat the indians in a game that started last night and ended early this morning. and cubs fans took the streets of chicago to celebrate. this is the huge cwd outside wrigley field. and one person

and, you know, when he's on message, it is good. some of those republicans coming home are coming home to that guy. >> like a work in progress here. >> how this race could have gone differently if that guy had been out there on the stump the whole time. it has been amazing just in the last couple of days that he finally is listening to his advisers, finally is staying on message with a few diversions here and there. >> to your point, let's bring in one of the diversions. this was one of the more colorful moments of the week. when donald trump gives himself a little bit of credit for -- >> right, right. >> we have to be nice and cool. nice and cool. stay on point, donald. stay on point. no sidetracks, donald. nice and easy. because i've been watching hillary the last couple of days. she's totally unhinged. we don't want any of that. >> talking about yourself in the third person is -- >> donald trump in yoga or something. >> we laugh because it's good schtick there, but this is the most important job in the world. i'm reminded of geor

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fair or unfair, that's what the message is. >> you looked at that message, you've been reporting on all of this. were all of those accusations the trump campaign made accurate? >> well, they're not accurate at this point. at some point, the fbi will tell us whether there is any classified information on this laptop. at this point, we don't have those facts. that's part of the problem with making these charges. but i don't think that's the point here. he's making a political ad, and it's not really about truth, it's about making accusations. >> there may be some classified information on anthony weiner's computer, but we don't know that. >> the fbi still has to check that out. that's part of what they're doing right now. >> the unfit to serve is an important tag line, because that's what she's been saying about donald trump for the last year and a half, particularly the last six months, unfit to serve, doesn't have the temperament to be commander in chief, can't trust him with his finger on the button. suddenly, he's turning it around, saying wait a minute, she's going to be under invest

what's your message to the protesters? >> i'm sitting here right now having this conversation with you because of the tradition of american protest. i have my rights, not because of washington suddenly deciding strom thurman and others, let's give people rights but because of the voice of protesters. when you have a president that in his campaign who ran things that not aren't just contrary to fact but literally threatening to use presidential power in a way that would erode the rights and privileges and equality of large sections of americans, god bless the protesters. but i will tell you this. i caution anyone who in their protest becomes the very thing that they're protesting against. meaning, turning to hateful speech, violating principles and we do not need to indulge in hate. i still remember how upset i was and the aftermath of president obama's election where people and republican leadership didn't say that i want to focus on the issues and values of our country but my number one goal is to see that barack obama is

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the >>> it's a somber message sent by san jess yeah police officers. they want to draw attention to the empty chair that's will be at many family tables tomorrow. >> they're left empty by fallen officers and the message being promoted through an online video. >> vic lee has the story. >> reporter: the minute-long video asks... police union president unveiled the ad next to a mock thanksgiving table, dressed with a picture of law enforcement officers who are killed recently in the line of duty. >> these heros will not be with the family tomorrow, celebrating thanksgiving. >> the union video says so far, this year, 56 officers have been killed by gunfire, a 70% increase over last year. the video open the heels of an incident last week when a gunman shot at two officers in east san jose. neither was hit but it's the second time this year when someone fired at police officers. kelly says the only public expression of anger comes when there is a officer-involved shooting. >> there thought on anger when society begins to accept that cop killing is the new no

message me." "i may just do that. "no chance those paintings are genuine.just a transparent attempt to thwart the sale of the real legrands." okay. so, if these guys are talking about the art online, then i guess we have three good suspects. except they're not three suspects. they're three screen names owned by one man. (sighs) why don't you just tell me what's going on here. there was a great deal of chatter on the dark web about the heist yesterday. most notably these three posts. i compared them to internal stock exchange employee e-mails. distinct lexical patterns and phrases from all three recur in correspondence written by the same man: brian beale. hmm. he looks familiar. he should do. we passed him in the lobby yesterday. mr. beale is a cyber security expert, and he works for the firm which ran the stock exchange's systems audit yesterday. so he had access to the building during the robbery, and he would understand the chaos that would be created by an attack on the iao key-holders, and he's out there trying to discredit our art recovery story. marc

trump to stay on message.want to see him articulate this positive message of what he can do and how he can change. surrogates may do that. i'm glad that at the end of the campaign, mr. trump is the one on message and on the mark. >> at least for the last ten days. >> the look i just saw on your face, we are going to get to that in a moment. >> quick break. we'll be right back. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> in what will be a sib of a very tense election, donald trump's campaign office has been vandalized again, the second time in a series of 24 hours. >> in the latest incident, a rock

her messages just ahead. castle rock home where explosives were found on halloween is at the beginning stages of getting cleaned up. two teenagers were arrested after police found dangerous chemicals they say could have been made into a bomb. the owners haven't been able to go back since firefighters red tagged the property two and a half weeks ago. since it's not clear what the chemicals are--everything needs to be tested, logged, decontaminated and thrown away at a the process could cost the homeowners up to 10-thousand dollars. denver police say they're not sure who may have spray painted messages of hate - on a transgender woman's car in the capitol hill neighborhood. the woman says she knows what's driving the attack though. neighbors also responded with their own messages of love and support. they wanted to let amber timmons know - they care for her - and stand with her. police have looked into it - and don't have any suspects at this point. finds a beautiful way-- to discuss a hard topic. the story beh

so now bostonic this disturbing message. now, some people say that once they saw it, it was notified, that's when the graffiti was covered up. it's unclear exactly how long it had been on the side of this building, but it is a trend that's happening nationwide. there were three teenagers in mississippi who were also facing charges for allegedly spray painting anti-hillary clinton graffiti. that happening in meridian, mississippi. according to police, they say building inch boston police don't know who was behind the graffiti. it's unclear what if any charges they would be facing. that's the latest live in boston, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: new this morning now, boston police are searching for a car that was spotted near a murder in roxbury last month. >> kris: officers say that a dark-colored nissan altima was spotted right near zeigler and dearborn streets. around the same time a 20-year-old man was shot and killed. that shooting happened in broad daylight. students on a school b nearby at the

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. people in the upper echelons of the military are very concerned about the things that mr. trump has already said he's going to ask the military to do. chris matthews: talking of maybe using nuclear weapons, nobody wants to hear that about an american president. well, then, then why are we making them? a foreign policy expert went to advise donald trump, and three times he asked, "if we have them, why can't we use nuclear weapons?" news this morning. i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. election day is finally here. and right now, the department of homeland security says "all hands are on deck" to protect our election from a cyber attack. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at a polling place in davis islands. sarah, one big concern today--is how many international eyes

with the thanksgiving message. turning the page for a deviivis campaign. having said that, he is now calling for the country to come together. saying it is a time for unity. also saying this is something he knows is not going to happen overnight. he is calling for healing. at one point quoting lincoln saying one voice. one heart. >> we just finished a long and bruising political campaign. emotions are raw and tensions don't heal overnight. it doesn't go quickly. unfortunately. we have before us the chance now to make history together. to bring real change to washington and real safety to our cities and real prosperity to our communities, including our inner cities. so important to me and so important to our country. to succeed, we knew evmust enli effort of the country. >> reporter: the trump transition team saying this is a down day for the president-elect and family. do not expect anymore cabinet announcements. if that is to come, it will happen friday or after the holiday. >> jason in mar-a-lago. the washington

i'm donald trump and i approve this message. and while clinton may be the cubs fan, both candidates had skin in game seven. world series watchers got a side of politics with their baseball wednesday night, with each campaign running three ads during the primetime broadcast. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. actress susan sarandon had harsh words for both major party's presidential nominees today -- calling both hillary clinton "un-trustable." the actress's comments came after she delivered a critique of the controversial dakota access pipeline project... and what she considered to be the presidential candidates' collective failure to intervene. (susan sarandon/actress, activist) "whether they're unlikeable or not they're untrustable. and i think we've been voting the lesser of two evils for too long, and that's why it's really important. the good news, if you want some good news, is that everybody's so frustrated that at least we're awake." sarandon had supported presidential candidate bernie sanders. sarandon said she will b

messages invites students to a public lynching. the messages have sparked protests on the campus calling for the university to get to the bottom of who is sending these mssages. chicago police are trying to crack down on violent crime with a new plan. their goals is to break up gangs in the so-called hot zones. there've been more than six- hundred homicides in chicago this year. and the city is on track to have its deadliest year -- in two decades. the police superintendent says violence will not be tolerated. chicago police): as you can see there are police officers everywhere, so we want to send a clear message to people perpetrating this gun violence in our communities that we simply won't tolerate it." the superintendent himself helped arrest three carjacking suspects just before his press conference yesterday. it's been five-months since the massacre at the pulse nightclub..and thousands are coming together to send a message. around 150-thousand people came to send a message. around 1-hundred-50-thousand people attend orlando'

message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." russ feingold: in the senate there's a choice- you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, i know how hard you work and how wages aren't keeping up. senator johnson stands with ceo's -tax loopholes for billionaires, tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. i'll take on the rigged system. and work to build an economy that works for everyone. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message temperatures falling into the mid- 40s to around 50 by sunrise. rain showers will move through from northwest to southeast from roughly 5am-9am. otherwise

it will give message around the world to help people not do drugs, and get help. - [katie] that message is quite simple. - no use for substance abuse. refuse to lose. - [katie] for teen kids news, i'm katie. - it's time for another important message brought to you by, - cool party. - what do you guys want to drink? - can i have a head on collision with a concussion twist. - make mine a fatal accident with no survivors. - and you? - a designated driver please? you know just a bottle of water. - awesome. - you're a lifesaver. (rock music) you may know what cpr is, but i'll tell you about a different type of cpr - when someone's in medical distress, they might need cpr. but as eden reports, there's another type of cpr many of us could use from time to time. - that's right. you can call it emotional cpr. it's a system of techniques we can use is author and educator dinana thompson. hi. - hi. - just to be clear diana, there are a number of programs called emotional cpr, what makes yours different? - other programs are designed to help you to change the emotion. to go from being frustrated to

have you received an answer to your message yet, captain? nothing yet, ambassador. we're awaiting a reply. today is the first time we've had any evidence that they've picked up our signal. captain, message coming in from eminiar vii. positive. it repeats over and over again. is that supposed to mean something? code 710 means under no circumstances are we to approach that planet-- no circumstances whatsoever. you will disregard that signal, captain. mr. fox, it is their planet. captain, in the past 20 years, thousands of lives have been lost in this quadrant-- lives that could have been saved if the federation had a treaty for here. we need to have that port, and i'm here to get it. by disregarding code 710, you might well involve us in an interplanetary war. i'm quite prepared to take that risk. you are. i'm thinking about this ship, my crew. i have my orders, captain, and now you have yours. you will proceed on course. achieve orbit status and just leave the rest to me. you are well aware that my mission gives me the power of command. i now exercise it. you will pr

a couple of messages. one was that ethics and veracity are a qualification for president of the united states. i think that folks in hillary clinton's campaign, which is filled with brilliant, savvy strategists including her, the candidate herself, but the idea that temperament or what you said 20 years ago is an affirmative criterion and veracity and trustworthy are not, is just not going to be true. you're not going to convince voters otherwise. >> i think it's also fair to say he tapped into an anger that was out in the country. and it produced i think a somewhat divisive campaign, an angry campaign, in some ways i think it was reflected in the first question we heard tonight. i guess one of the things i wanted to ask you is, what can be done now to heal those divisions? what would you say to a hispanic family that is worried about the tone or a muslim family that's worried about the tone? what's the message to them and what can and will donald trump say to those people in the weeks ahead to sort of tam

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? >> tonight federal authorities say they are concerned about the potential for cyber attacks that could cause confusion on electin day. >> fox's brian -- officials at cyber attacks that could, quote, cause confusion on election day. the real concern is not that hackers can somehow skew the actual presidential vote count. that is changing votes from one candidate to the other. the real concern is that hackers could attack state voter databases, stealing election information and went that report official results. hackers could manipulate these websites shutting sites question the integrity of the results. especially if the election is close. given the huge mistrust

and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? . >>> people in parts of oklahoma are surveying the damage after an earthquake yesterday. a 5.0 magnitude quake. no major injuries have been reported. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast on this election eve. a lot of folks going to be getting up early getting to the polls >> frosty cold in many areas, already in the 30's. heavy jacket will come in handy but the afternoon will end up being gorgeous. even warmer than today was. so many got after me on twitter. saying don't say it's gorgeous when it's getting night upper >> it's gorgeous no matter what the temperature. >> we just want turn-out, weather cannot be your excuse and it won't be. it will be perfect. again, the

what's trump's message today, sunlen?> reporter: well, what we're seeing in his closing message from donald trump is real focus on trying to define hillary clinton for voters. trump today saying she's unhinged, saying she represents more of the same. trump has been recently in the last few days investing in his time chasing down some blue states but tonight he turned his focus again to the battleground states and no more important than the battleground state here in florida. >> in six days, we are going to win the great state of florida and we are going to win back the white house. >> reporter: donald trump is barnstorming florida today. >> we have to win. we've got to win big. we've got to beat her. >> the biggest battleground state on the map with 29 electoral maps and a state critical to trump's path to the white house. >> has anyone seen crooked hillary clinton today? that's going to be a great term for president, right? what a mess? >> as he makes his closing argument, trump is trying to show some late in the game me

mayor kenny is speaking about the message calling for stiffer punishment. the student is from the university of oklahoma. the unidentified student was temporarily suspended. mayor kenny said that's not good enough. >> they should lock him up, he shouldn't be suspended from school, he should be locked up. this is at terrible. we have to worry about our own freshman students trying tryingo adapt to college life being hassled and treated like second class citizens in a country where freedom was the hard-earned. >>> there were images of lynching and racist language and mentions of donald trump. fbi is checking to see if anyone else played a role in the messages. >>> 6:05. if you're just waking up with us, we continue to track the transition of power, president-elect donald trump is closing in on a chief of staff, kelly and con-- kellyanne conway is talking about the time frame and getting a whole lot of buzz. >> [inaudible] there are several people being considered there will be a decision ultimately. >> reporter: conway is talk about reince prebis. trump's tra

message signed-- comsole, starfleet command. mr. spock, you're aware of the orders regarding any contact with talos iv. you have deliberately invited the death penalty. you've not only finished yourself, spock, but you've finished your captain as well. commodore must be aware that captain kirk knew nothing of this. and you're aware that a captain is responsible for everything that occurs on his ship. i order you to return this vessel sir... i respectfully decline. very well. you've earned the consequences. this court is in recess. do you know what you're doing? have you lost your mind? captain. jim, please... don't stop me. don't let him stop me. it's your career and captain pike's life. bill to just $9. wral news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> this last westbound before election day chosess out with another case of dual dew eling campaigns in the state of north carolina. thank you for joining us. i'm he deborah morgan. >> up a crowd at fayetteville state university while mike pence held a rally in freinville. gilbert baez begins our