backups begin around the by pass through new bern avenue and capital boulevard adding to backups on the eastern side of the beltline. beyond that looking good to wait avenue. busy from johnson county on 40 westbound, in life look from clayton bypass. 18 minutes now for that trip up to 442 garter. no trouble to the works on, 13 minutes from 442 wade. >>> thank you. top advisor it says it may be after thanksgiving or mid- december before donald trump announces his cabinet choices. >> names under consideration.>> reporter: new names are emerging as possible for president-elect trump's cabinet. mike flynn is national security advisor. missouri's jim talent is defense secretary. ted cruz is attorney general. >> i am eager to help anyway i can. >> governor nikki haley is reportedly being considered as she publicly opposed to trump.>> there is an immense amount of talent. >> we discussed of the transition. >> how did it go? >> it went really well. >>> giuliani and john bolton, enough democrats and republicans to block both. >> i don't think you want your chief diplomat to be an advocate for wa

>>> indeed, elizabeth, at 8:07, and 440, we have a crash at new bern avenue at brentwood. slowing things down from the knightdale bypass to brentwood and capital and then just congestion slowdowns out to wade avenue. so a slow ride on 440 westun head westbound. around the rest of the triangle, quiet overall and typical congestion off 98 westbound leaving wake forest to highway 50. we have slow traffic on outbound wade. 40 westbound is slow from the lake wheeler road area through u.s. 1 and clear out to harrison avenue. whenever it's backed up on wade. also note we are seeing heavy delays on eastbound i-40 away from 540 back to cary. the south side of durham, a slow trip from chapel hill on 40 website. the backups continue on highway 54 to the 55 interchange. the trip is taking lena? >> thank you, brian. >>> president obama is on his last trip overseas. >> he is in greece and we'll tell what you he plans to visit and what he'll talk about. >> and we'll take you to the >>> every year motortrend puts new cars, trucks, and suvs to the test to name the 2017 the pace for car buy

catholic bishop michael burbidge will conduct his final mass before he leaves the state to become the new bern only of -- new bishop in arlington, virginia. a strong leader in the religious community of raleigh. >> what an opportunity for him. all right. our hopes for significant rain rapidly diminishing, elizabeth. >>> yeah. we saw that yesterday. and we have the potential to see rain tomorrow but it's not likely to be inchess much inches, more like a trace. right now, it's gray and very overnight last night and in the morning and you can see the band in the mountains. every now and then it will try and escape and come across the viewing area and runs into a brick wall. we are not seeing any of that. the impact, windy conditions. town by town, 65 in apex, and 65 in garner, and temperatures warm up to nearly 70 by to mid-70s with patchy light rain. don't get me wrong. there has been some rain. it won't be a completely dry day but it won't add up to totals in the rain gauges. gray and it's breezy, southwest winds at 10 to 15 and looking at gusts 20 to 25 and later this afternoon the gusts be mo

beltline is getting busier on the westbound side between new bern avenue and capital boulevard with 540 looking fine. minutes so far this morning. let's go to durham and look at conditions. 85 is clear in both directions so far if you are leaving chapel hill towards the eastbound park, all the way out towards the germ-free way, and beyond, looking good. there are some sun glare delays. north germ-free way looking good , seven minutes.>>> breaking news at a pennsylvania where the mayor of canonsburg near they were shot while responding to a domestic situation. according to the affiliate it happened three hours ago and no word on their conditions but we do know they were taken to the hospital and one in pittsburgh and one in canonsburg. the search for the suspect continues and we will follow the story and have updates throughout the morning. >>> president gets his first look at his future home today. he's headed to the white house for a briefing from president obama. tracy potts has a look ahead at what this might entail. >> reporter: i say it is time for us to come together as one united

a slow down between new bern and capital and glenwood and lake boone trail. but right now, it's not a bad option. a look at durham, the freeway looks good in both direction and 40 eastbound out of chapel hill, clear into rtc. heads up in chapel hill. the president is visiting and between country club drive and raleigh. expect other street closures and for sometime, it's likely that the presidential motorcade will pass away from the airport and toward chapel hill and there will be temporary closures in the area. back to you. >>> iraqi special forces are holding their positions along the eastern outskirts of mosel. they are held back by weather. poor weather blocked drones which are a key component to the u.s.-led campaign. the guns went largely silent but large cracks were heard with heavy artillery fire on isis positions. the city has been in the hands of islamic militants for more than two years. >>> opening statements are expected in the trial of police officer who is charged with walter scott's murder. the incident was captured on video and is critical evi

in a recent interview, the new bern and the current health care climate to try and play in a rubik's cube. just when you think you have everything figured out, so much was then resets the game. we look forward to having his is. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome james woods. [applause] leading our discussion this afternoon as u.s. news editor brian kelley. please welcome him back. [applause] >> thinks, margie. when i started in this business, somebody told me the great slogan of showbiz, never follow a funnier comedian. i have a corollary of now, never follow a certified genius. i think we just saw the future of health care. thank you. we will see you next year. that is fascinating that we've got people in the trenches here and that's also what we want to do. we have 30,000 feet and we have grass roots. dvd introduction. i want to start with some probing questions. tom, you have been the minority leader of the senate twice each i believe i'm not sure when that's replicated. what's the better job? >> i have some time to think about that. been in the majority is a lot more fulfilling

os is an issue in new bern. before the health risks were discovered, congress passed an update to the top -- toxic substance control act to give epa more power. equipmentremoving showing the chemical is considered a risk before testing it. -- [crosstalk] it does not require manufacturers to improve a product is safe before it goes to market. do you think the government is taking the right approach toward regular eating chemicals? be --achout: it needs to toward regulating chemicals. ms. teachout: it needs to be much more aggressive. we are jumping behind as there is new evidence. i favor the precautionary principle. instead of having the one at a time approach which allows us to say this looks a lot like another chemical that has caused harm, i think we will see this pop up a lot. to be ant's going ongoing issue. one is making sure we empower you going forward. and the other is to make sure people who have been affected get the help they need. eparator: given the way the handled the situation, you feel confident

washington butch reau chief andx berns for the "new york times." both amal sis for us, and jackie, reince priebus. he's defending bannon. bannon is someone who's very different, of course, than reince priebus, but here's what priebus said. >> the white house chief of staff is always generally responsible for the day to day operation of the white house. it's a -- it's an operations role but also an advisory role to the president. you know, the way we've operated last few months is steve and i have formed a great partnership in advising president-elect trump together, and that's what it really is. i think you've seen especially over the last few months that donald trump has been very disciplined and also been very comfortable and on message and clear-minded. >> so you look at these hires. do they bridge the party divide? do they aggravate it? do they do both? >> i think the greatest way you could see that reflected is to the extent that the establishment republicans, the elected republicans, are ignoring the fact bannon is a part of this administrati

>>reporter: kristin bern, news 5. >>> with black friday behind us, the focus shifts to cyber monday. some sites have jumped the gun, putting their deals out early. according to forbes, it could be the biggest shopping day in history with more than $90 billion in sales. and if you're looking to book another vacation, cyber monday may be the time to do it, thanks to a slow summer, experts say cyber monday deals airfare and hotels. be on the lookout for flash sales that are only available for a few hours. and hopefully your boss isn't listening right now because a new survey finds that nearly half of workers say they will shop at work on monday. mark johnson will not be one of those people >> no way! i am shopping right now between weather hits. >> he's getting it all done now. >> some travel going on this weekend, bi people coming in and going out. let's show you live pics now from downtown, ice skating. oh, there's some mishaps there on the ice. it's always that first time on the skates that kind of gets you falling. mange sure you wear the knee -- make sure you wear the knee pads. th

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bern being felt. meghan: not feeling it. meghan: just four-days before americans head to the polls, new concerns about cyber attacks and votera law enforcement official telling fox that 4states approached department of homeland security to help shore up their election systems. in the last several months a senior intel source says illinois and arizona's systems were successfully infiltrated. in illinois, the hackers reportedly stole voter data. in arizona they penetrated an internet facing system and quote, looked around. but we're told that the u.s. government has high confidence in the elections system. insists that the skewing of a vote count would be extremely difficult. i think this is one of the most important issues of this election. is this idea that we have to be able to say it was free and fair election. it wasn't interference. bring up idea of voter fraud, anyone who says it gets vilified, it is important that people feel confident. what do you think about this, governor. >> voter fraud is real. i don't think it swings a election because some votes are cast. we had a city councilmen in eastern arkansas, 125 absente

new york last nit. during?, the campaign, the commitment to japan and other allies. >> president obama brings a marget brennan iin bern th morning. >> reporter: good morning. the rhetoric from the president-elect, as well as his friendly outreach to russia, has concerned.ncellor angela merkel now mr. obama and chancellor merkel hope to extend european sanctions on russia for its military interntion in ukraine.ties need several free trade agreements. a crossroads and never returnul to a pre-globalization economy. others will join presint obama's seous conversation tomorrow. >> margaret brennan in berlin, thank yosouch. >>> a ground breaking new report t this morning cal substance abus 12.5 million arinsave used prescription painkillers the last year. according to the surgeon genel's fireport dedated to addiction and 78 americans die every single day from opioid erdoses. the cdc says more people died from drug overdoses than car accidents or gun violence. think about that -- 2014. chuck rosenberg is the acting administrator of the drug on see on "cbs this morning." thank you for being here. >> my pleare. >> i know you h

bern the greatest power and influence who is unwilling to do it. it sends a terrible signal. >> let me move on to this other issue that came out in the new york timeerview today. he told "the new york times" to find out why his candidacy has energized these neo-nazi groups, these white supremacists. why do these groups seem to like donald trump? and you've been criticized by some of these groups. >> i think it is obvious he plays footsie with them. sometimes under the table, sometimes handsy with them over the table biffle retweeting their tweets. by repeating their messages. refusing in an interview with you to condemn these people. now that he is president-elect, he kind of said he doesn't want their support. but i think from talking on people like richard spencer, the man we saw in video from the atlantic leading a group of white supremacists in a federal office building. these people know even now, even if donald trump said, i disavow you like he said in the "new york times" interview or how he reluctantly disavowed david duke, the record already shows that he is sympathetic to their views. at the very least, he doesn't mind their views. a lot

new york or anywhere in the country. they were fabulously successful in a firm called napoli bern.in settlements and verdicts. that resulted in tens of millions of dollars of fees for themselves. the cases range from the litigation in the late 1990's drug to fen fen diet subsequent litigation more responderser first who went to ground zero after 9/11 and came away sick and sued over that situation so they had a tendency toward health care related cases? >> a lot of pharmaceutical cases but also cases in other areas. the common team. was a big event or a single product that affected a lot of people and the images can be very large. they were successful at what they file a lot of lawsuits and have a close personal relationship and one of them gets very sick in 2014, palm appellee is diagnosed with leukemia. that's were things begin to unravel. >> how do they begin to unravel? who hadartner mark bern not been the inside guy, more of the front man, was forced to run the firm. untoward things that happen going on in the firm like unpaid debts and other financial shenanigans that he was