mr. wright. mr. wright! we realize that presentations can be coincidental. it's just one of those things. but we'll come up with a winner, i promise you. i'll have to make a decision soon. thank you, mr. wright. you won't be sorry. larry! larry, take it easy. take it easy. too many movies. once can be a coincidence. i'll buy that. but twice? never! i hate to admit it, but you may be right. i know i'm right. uh, larry. la-larry, what are you doing? i'm looking for a hidden microphone. your office must be bugged. thank you. larry, is this really necessary? absolutely. this final presentation is top secret. am about it. now, that's an order. yes, sir. i was thinking -- shh, shh. what's the matter? the olive. the olive? the olive. a mike? oh, hi, sweetheart! hi, darling. still here, huh? oh! i certainly wouldn't leave without waiting for mr. charm to come home. oh, now, now, mother. sweetheart, you look tired. why don't you sit down and unwind? dinner will be ready in a little while. honey, hold it! hold it! what in the world? larry's idea. i've got the key here

mr. wright, i want to go back to "the looming tower" and to the beginning of "the looming tower." .. ÷÷÷÷i right, what seems to be the same today if it hadn't been for the ideas of this one particular person, and you did an excellent job in talking about it and the looming tower. it was really an illustrative example of a lack of understanding of the different mindsets. could you comment on that? >> i think it always goes back to a book. you can look at any of the religions. there's a book at the bottom of it. every great movement you have marxism goes back to does kapital and even the animal rights group the sacred text at the bottom of it and at the bottom of radical islam is milestones along the way and it's written by -- he came to america and hated it so much and came back and attacked it. when he was in prison he wrote a book called -- that he smuggled out of prison and a galvanized muslims about the obligation to muslims and jihad in the world. the answer to your question is i don't know the things would have turned out as they had without that book but that book made the movement

mr. wright, i want to go back to "the looming tower" and to the beginning of "the looming tower." ..

mr. wright said it's been hard for him not to lose patience with african-americans not supporting hillary clinton. we'll have much more all day coverage live from nbc election headquarters. this is democracy plaza you're looking at. a live picture. we'll be right back. changes to make things right. first, all customers who have been impacted will be fully refunded. second, a confirmation will be sent when new personal or small business checking, savings or credit card accounts are opened. third, we've eliminated product sales goals for our retail bankers to ensure your interests are put first. we're taking action. we're renewing our commitment to you. so dad slayed the problemt with puffs plus lotion, instead. with lotion to soothe and softness to please. a nose in need deserves puffs, indeed. >>> this was the video just a few minutes ago. the trump family voting in new york city. donald trump, his wife melania, daughter ivanka as well as her husband there with security detail casting their ballot. trump's running mate mike pence took a different form of transportation to his polling loca

>> david wright tonight, thank you. >>> mr. trump was also asked about his business, and potential conflicts of interest. the president-elect once saying in the campaign, if elected, "i couldn't care less about my company, it's peanuts." here's abc's chief investigative correspondent, brian ross. >> reporter: with growing concerns tonight, donald trump told "the new york times," "the law is on my side. the president can't have a conflict of interest." but throughout the campaign, trump had >> if i become president, i couldn't care less about my company. >> reporter: yet, in the two weeks since the election, trump has taken the time to meet with the indian developers of two trump towers in their country, who posted this picture and then took it down. he complained to a british politician about eye sore wind turbines near his scottish golf course. his daughter ivanka's jewelry company tried to cash in on her sell her line of $10,000 bracelets. since then, trump has included his daughter in a meeting with the japanese prime minist

mr. trump saying, if they're energized, he wanted to know why. abc's david wright at trump tower tonight. >> reporter: today, donald trump at "the new york times," on the record, backing away from one of his harshest campaign promises. lock her up! >> reporter: the threat to pursue criminal charges against his opponent, hillary clinton. >> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation, because there has never been so many lies, so much deception. >> reporter: today, trump acknowledged he's having second thoughts. "my inclination would be for whatever power i have on the forward. this has been looked at for so long, ad nauseam." he didn't entirely rule out prosecuting clinton, but said, "i think it would be very, very divisive for the country." earlier today, trump's senior adviser said he's now the head of the republican party, and she hopes other republicans follow his lead. >> if donald trump can help her heal, then perhaps that's a good thing. he's thinking of many different things as he prepares to

mr. wright? >> i think that was a bit over-the-top. people out there fishing for anything about trump that can be inappropriate. if that is the worst thing he ever has, if ever going to have any fears at all. i heard that he had sort of a standing ovation when he got in there and for some period of time he was sending a most popular table which is called table 11. the guy just want to have dinner with his family without us in the room. plenty of people in the room have cameras. he is not hiding anything. stuart: he got out of bat really well. do you want to be secretary of state? i really want you on the show today because you have launched i believe the suzanne wright foundation fighting pancreatic cancer in honor of your late wife. pancreatic cancer to me seems like a death sentence. what do you do? >> it is a death sentence. she was diagnosed on october 29th at 2015. she's the class of 15 if you will. she died on july 29, 2016, 9 months to the day. i was with her every single day. even when i traveled i made sure was with her one ho

mr. trump, and here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: tonight, from trump tower, a new video message from the president-elect. >> our transition team is working very smoothly, efficiently and effectively, truly great and talented men and being brought in and many will soon be apart of our government. >> reporter: his first words at length to the american people in more than a week. no speeches or news conferences since election night. what we have seen, a revolving door of meetings. the job applicants seen competing. that's senator scott brown. >> and who do you think you're competing with for position? >> i'm not competing with anybody, you know, i think i'm the best person. >> reporter: some of the rick perry today, leave the impression trump may be forming a team of virals. perry was an outspoken foe in the primaries. >> let no one be mistaken. donald trump's candidacy is a cancer on conservatism and it must be clearly diagnosed, excised and discarded. >> reporter: now, he's a contender for energy secretary. likewise, there's former governor mitt romney who said this about trump -- >>

abc's david wright on that. and mr. trump's new promise to separate his business from the white house. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump is vowing to quit the trump organization in order to presidency is a far more important task." that sounds more like the donald trump from the campaign trail. if i become president, i couldn't care less about my company. it's peanuts. >> reporter: recently, he suggested he could do both, telling "the new york times, "the president can't have a con flekt of interest. >> nothing is written. in other words, in theory, i can be president of the united states and run my business 100%. been besieged by headlines raising concerns about his ongoing busi deals. today, trump tweeted, "while i'm no mandated to do this under the law, i feel it isisually important, as president, to in no way have a conflict of interest." he now says he is leaving his business in total, prosi details in a press conference with his kids next month. but having his children take over the business manot interestavoid c

wright, fox news. as for the president elect... mr. trump tweeted: "fidel castro is dead" saturday morning. he then released a longer statement... saying in part: castro's death "marks a move away from the horrors endured for too long, and toward a future in which the wonderful cuban people finally live in the freedom they so richly deserve." ahead at five: a violent weekend in new orleans. how many people were injured in a shooting ramapage on bourbon street. and then at six... its cyber could be the most popular today. we know where the winning 420-million dollar powerball ticket was sold, but we don't know who bought it. how long the winner has to come forward before losing out on time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this the christmas season is underway in wisconsin. those in the holiday spirit flocked to wisconsin's executive mansion in madison yesterday. they joined governor walker for the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony. a group of carolers got everyone into the holiday spirit... and then santa claus joined the stage to lead the countdown to the big moment! after r

mrs. cashed in onon tens of thousands watching the world series, matt wright, has more. even though the two loss, the local economy one big from bar and restaurants t , having four world series games here without serious cash into downtown cleveland. fans downtown for the world series, with packed watch parties, and including cavs fans. >> they said that was cheaper t come to cleveland to buy a ticket, get a hotel room, then party, then it was to go to flannery's pub manager nikki sullivan said sales tripled during world series games, in line with the nba finals. >> it's great not just for bartenders managers and owners is great for all downtown economy,ne no question that the world series impact extended beyond the ballpark with each post game having a $3 million economic impact in downtown cleveland.$3 downtown we saw significant occupancy in terms of daily rates were hotel rooms and restaurants were packed also parking lotsaira 2,000 hotel rooms were added before the rnc, all of them but for the world series,al with hotels charging much as three times normal rate alth

spoke at a gala for the children's defense fund, the non-profit founded by marian wright edelman where clinton once worked. mrslinton: i know this isn't easy. i know that over the past week, a lot of people have asked themselves whether america is the country we thought it was. the divisions laid bare by this election run deep. but listen to me when i say this. america is worth it. our children are worth it. delete and our country, fight for out -- believe in our country, fight for our values, never, ever give up. amy: across town at george washington university, senator bernie sanders also gave his first major address since the election. sanders, who challenged clinton in the democratic primary, has emerged as one of the most powerful democrats in washington. on wednesday, he was named to a leadership post in the senate -- chair of outreach -- and was reappointed ranking member of the senate budget committee. senator sanders called on trump to rescind his decision to make steve bannon as his stop -- his chief strategist. bannon is the former head of breitbart news. mr. sanders: this country come as you know,

wright. how would you describe mr. kohlhepp's demeanor? >> he has been very calm and polite, actually. >> reporter: cooperative? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: posts at kohlhepp's investigators. one said reading the news. this person missing, another person missing. investigators are looking at product reviews he may have left on amazon.com with a folder for a shoving handle. keep it in car when you have to hide the bodies and you left the full-sized solve at home. lawrence sold kohlhepp the property where the bodies were found. >> he wanted privacy. he didn't want neighbors or friends. he just wanted privacy. kohlhepp was convicted of kidnapping and raping a 14-year-old girl. he went to prison and got out and registered as a sex offender and nobody knew much about him here. he does not have an attorney and talking freely to investigators. the judge told him yesterday, he could face the death penalty. >> everything about this story is evil and nauseating. the more you hear, the worst it thank you, david. >>> governor chris christie is defiant,

wright, huh? so i'm a thief. nice. make yourselves at home. this place must cost $300 a night. oh, please, mr. woods, give me your autograph. i'll let you do anything you want to me. just trying to make you feel at home, jeremy. switching to boys? that will make a good story. jody kleinman, this is littlefield and... somebody. simon. right. jody's my agent. nice to meet you. put on sosothing decent. charity benefit at 8:00. pass. you can't pass, jeremy. it's a very good cause. are you my date? don't get excited. what would your girlfriend say? thank you very much. we won't need you anymore tonight. jeremy is on his best behavior when he's with me. you got a leash? ooh, i like this guy. are you an actor? no, thanks. that's too bad. you're very cute. acting, what a way to make a livingng couldn't pay me enough to do that crap. yeah. you think she'd go out with me? who? that lady, jody kleinman too much car for you, man. ...so i told the boy to stay out of my face. are you listening to me? you want to see me? yeah, i want to see you. sit down. you're leaving baintree, waxer. we're sending you dow

spartanburg county sheriff chuck wright announced last night that kohlhepp pointed out two more gravesites on his property. >> yes, mr. todd kohlhepp was on the scene earlier today. yes, he did show us where two more graves are. >> deputies say kohlhepp confessed to killing four people at a motorcycle shop 13 years ago. deputies believe there is a good chance they could find additional remains. in the information center, vida urbonas, 9news. >>> 7:06. college students were devastate today find out that their school closed without much of an explanation. plus, the cubbies made colorado proud this week. >> we heard about a waterskiing baby. a lot of people talking about this one after we saw that video go viral. here is kim christiansen with our 9listens report. >> i have $27 in debt from the school and i don't know if i am going to get a diploma. abrupt closing of heritage college in lakeside. the for-profit school helped students looking for careers in dental hygiene, skin care and more. many students are out thousands of dollars. comments. i graduate from there in 2014. i am not surprised by this in the least, sadly