. >> jack and ron ron at fox who apparently loves thanksgiving. check out ron. >> happy thanksgiving, ron ron, yes! >>> this morning on world news now, heavy security for the floats and parade. bomb sniffing dogs, thousands of officers, and snipers line the route. >>> an idaho police officer almost ambushed opening the trunk of the car and there's a fugitive inside. details on how it ended straight to tater and tot. >> we'll tell you what was different about it this time and what habit the president is refusing to cut cold turkey. >> let's hope that's a habit right there. >> get it? cold turkey? >>> creator of -- >> turkey. >> oh, i get it because it's thanksgiving day. you say cold turkey, and it's a habit, you referenced to it.

[cheers and applause] >> ron, ron, ron, ron, ron! >> thank you. thank you. ers and applause] but this is a night of opportunity. we've been given a chance. we're going to seize that chance. together, working together, because, one group of people i haven't thanked yet is all of you. you know, as i said what gives me hope, what gives me hope, understand the number one thing people tell me that you're in our prayers. we're praying for you. all of you made this possible, working together as wisconsinites and america. we'll save this country. god bless all of you. god bless wisconsin. god bless america. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> senator ron johnson defeated his opponent former democratic senator russ feingold. mr. feingold gave his concession speech at his campaign headquarters in oshkosh, wisconsin. [cheers and applause] >> oh, my friends. thank you. thank you. i didn't expect this outcome, to be honest with you. i'm sorry we didn't get the job done. and, i want to thank my wife, christine ferdinand. she just retired after 40 ye

steele news 7 kwwl thank ron like ron said...speaking tonight at the event ...is nbc journalist tom brokaw he's planning on donating some of his memoribilia to the university of iowa. about the presidential election and his donation to the class libraray. they are all digitalized connecting library of congress. and then i started going through my material and my god, i was absolutly astonished by how much i had and how important it was." brokaw is a graduate of the university of iowa still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... some major car recalls from two popular brands... and.... two officers...ambushed. .. we'll have an update on their officers... another one happens...this time in pittsburgh pennsylvania call one of the officers died at a nearby hospital the other officer is in the hospital no word on how he is doing tongith an iowa man is facing charges after allegedly slamming a dubuque man's head into concrete so hard...that he caused a skull fracture this according to our coverage partners at the telegraph hera

. >> jack and ron ron at fox who apparently loves thanksgiving. check out ron. >>> this morning on world news now, heavy security for the floats and parade. bomb sniffing dogs, thousands of officers, and snipers line the route. >>> an idaho police officer almost ambushed opening the trunk of the car and there's a fugitive inside. ahead. >> wow. >> president obama shows mercy to tater and tot. >> we'll tell you what was different about it this time and what habit the president is refusing to cut cold turkey. >> let's hope that's a habit right there. >> get it? cold turkey? >>> creator of -- >> turkey. habit, you referenced to it. >> right. >> okay. >> "hamilton" rises tots challenge on comedy central's drunk history. telling the story of hamilton on three quarters a bottle of honey whisky. that story is ahead in the skinny. it's thursday, thanksgiving day, november 24th. >> that's how we do the show every day. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> well -- >> just kidding, just kidding. >> good morning. we kid. we kid. if only. it's actually just at 5:

he said ron, ron. guy that lives there, that's not his name. and then he looked away but then he was looking at the package that ups dropped off. that's what neighbors are supposed to do. >> reporter: minutes later he saw the guy drive off in a truck he parked around the corner. >> i remember the truck go behind the ups too. >> so what was in the shampoo. >> the would be thief would have thought. >> why did i take this there's no use for it. >> reporter: ups and fed ex offer alternate delivery options. many home security cameras are now motion censored allowing you to watch from your phone. as for brown he's not adding cameras just yet. >> i know some of my neighbors do, like the guy next door. but i'm my security. because i'm here. >> reporter: and for more holiday security tips just go this story. reporting from levine, monique griego. >>> thank you so much monique. do cameras scare away porch pirates. the results minutes away. >> developing new details tonight on those wattser -- water woe that is have surprising homeowners and water bills s

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i want to congratulate ron johnson. ron, scott walker and i spent four days on a bus crisscrossing the state. it was close quarters at times. campaigningf the our candidates ran. i want to congratulate the rnc. what a phenomenal job. majority is bigger than expected. we won more seats than anyone expected. much of that is thanks to donald trump. donald trump provided the coattails that got people over so we couldine maintain our house and senate majorities. we have important work to do. many months ago, republicans laid out a bold agenda for the country. it will help us hit the ground running. we will honor the timeless pentacles our country was freedom,n -- liberty, free enterprise. we will apply those principles to the problems of the day. this is the kind of unified government we set out to enlist. there is no doubt our democracy can be very messy. we remain a sharply divided country. years, we do every four we have to heal the divisions of a long campaign. i think donald trump set the perfect tone last night for doing t

ron johnson. ron, scott walker, and i spent four days on a bus crisscrossing wisconsin states. that is exactly what happened. it was close quarters at times. it was worth it to get ron those six years. i am proud of the campaigning our candidates ran. i want to congratulate the rnc. what a phenomenal job. look at it this way. our house majority is bigger than expected. we won more seats than anyone expected. and much of that is thanks to donald trump. donald trump provided the kind of coattails that got people over the finish line so we could maintain our house and senate majorities. now we have important work to , do. many months ago, republicans in the house united around a bold agenda for the country. it offers a better way forward for america and it will help us hit the ground running. we will honor the timeless principles our country was founded on -- liberty, freedom, free enterprise. consent of the governed. we will apply those principles to the problems of the day. this is the kind of unified republican government we set out to enlist. i want to close with this. there is no doubt our democracy can be very messy. and we do remain a sharply divided country. bu

ron howard. >> ron, this is a baby, and terriblea ron's onboard and everyone is dying to know if tom will return for a cameo more than 30 years later. >> hello? >> splash remake, channing tatum, jillian bell. if she can work up a romance with channing tatum, first of all, she's a better actor than i am because that dude? channing tatum, what a doof. >> hanks is clearly kidding, but channing said he was initially too scared to approach tom about the project, but now? i will be washing tom's car and doing whatever i can possibly do to get him in the movie. channing brought his wife jena to the event and it was date beatty was honored by the museum of moving image and he was joined by his wife, annette jessica parker with her husband matthew broderick. sjp told us something very interesting. they have a budding fashionista at home. >> apparenty look, one of my daughtisers plotting to take over. she has designs, so to speak, on running as she says mama's company. >> mama's company. they make fashions her "sex and the city" character would kill for. >> this shoe happens to be coincidentally called th

ron howard. >> ron, this is a terrible idda or not? he was into it. ron's onboard and everyone is dying to know if tom will return for a cameo more than 30 years later. >> hello? >> splash remake,nng tatum, jil bell. if she can work up a romce with channing tu first of al she's a better actor than i am because that dude? channing tatum, what a doof. >> he was initially too scared project, but now? i will be washing tom'sar and doing whatever ian possibly do to get him in the movie. >> tom, you've got to do it. channing brought his wife jena to the event and it was date night new york when warren beatty was honored by the museum of moving image and he was joined by his wife, annette benning and there was sarah jessica parker with her husband matthew broderick. they have a budding fashionista at home. >> apparenty look, one of my daughters is plotting to take over. company. >> mama's company. they make fashions her "sex and the city" character would kill for. >> this is the kaurie. >> only e.t. was there as sjp took over at the fashion pestival. she's always

ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. raising the cost of college. jobs lost overseas. johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. raising the cost of college. jobs lost overseas. and i approve this message. a cold front moves through us this morning. that is generating a narrow band of light showers that should pass by around 8am. after that we slowly dry up and clear out. highs today will get to the mid to upper 50s which, while cooler than yesterday, is still well above average. sunshine and low to mi

ron -- ron allen is in lima. what's on the president's agenda today? >> reporter: well, i think the short answer to that is that donald trump is on the agenda here. everyone in this part of the world, asia-pacific region, latin america, trying to understand what the election of donald trump means. of course, that's no surprise. here the big issue is trade. the president is here to meet with the leaders of 21 nations, that's apec. nations like russia, china, japan, south korea, philippines. the issue is the transpacific partnership deal that we've talked about in recent weeks that apparently is dead. remember, president obama, a lot of his approach to the world has been to focus american foreign policy toward asia and the pacific where he sees more potential for american opportunity for growth. donald trump seems against that. he is, in fact, against that. so leaders in this part of the world are wondering what does the future look like between america and this part of the world. there's a meeting that the president has with the leaders of some of those tpp nation that's are here as part of this bigger gathering. interesting to see what he says to them, what the president has been saying in germany and greece before arriving here is that american foreign policy, there are some constants in it. that the united states is not going anywhere, that it will remain engaged in this part of the world. certainly it appears not at the level that he wanted america to be engaged in. and certainly the trade deal appears to be dead. donald trump said aggressive things about china, calling it a currency manipulator and a trade manipulator. saying that it has done awful things to the united states. i'm not going to use some of his more blunt language. the chinese are wondering what does that really mean. there was a phone call between the chinese president and donald trump days after the election. the president has a meeting with the leader of china here today. on the sidelines, there may be a meeting between president obama and vladimir putin of syria, looking to see if there's a move order for a cease-fire, that eases hostilities in that part of the world. >> ronen from lima, thanks. >>> now the latest in the battle to retake mosul. isis is threatening an increase in suicide attacks against the advancements u.s.-backed iraqi troops are making in the city. the offensive in its second month and moving slowly. nbc's lucy cavanaugh joins us from erbil with more. what are you hearing about the new threats from isis? >> reporter: good morning, dara. well, isis may be outnumbered by the iraqi forces. there's 100,000 iraqi and kurdish soldiers on the ground. an estimate 3,000 to 5,000 isis fighters. what they don't lack is the willingness to i do for their cause. -- to die for their cause. they are pledging more suicide attacks, car bombs, things that are tremendously damaging to those soldiers on the ground in mosul, trying to retake the areas. but let me set the scene for you a little bit. mosul is a large city. it's split in half by the tigris river. the eastern part of the city is where the fight is currently taking place. and iraqi soldiers have

let's go to ron allen at the white house, as we await the president. ron wh ron, what do we any about the plans for the president to receive donald trump? >> we expect these to be brief remarks. here is the president now coming out of the oval office. >> good afternoon, everybody. yesterday before votes were tallied i shot a video that some of you may have seen in which i said to the american people regardless of which side you're on in the election, regardless of whether your candidate won or lost, the sun would come up in the morning. and that is one bit of prognosticating that actually came true. i did as well. i had a chance to talk to president elect trump last night about 3:30 in the morning i think it was to congratulate him on winning the election and i had a chance to invite him to come to the white house tomorrow to talk about making sure that there is a successful transition between our presidencies. now, it is no secret that the president elect and i have some pretty significant differences. bu president bush and i had some pretty significant differen

let's bring back our panel of political experts david gregory and ron brownstein. ron, let's look at voter composition. that's something you like to do. they're, both, obviously, trying to appeal to minority voters. let's look at where the challenges are. let's first look at african-americans. as we have been talking about, the early voting suggests that is down since 2008 and 2012. that is a challenge for hillary clinton. >> yes. look, the political scientists differ how much early voting predicts actual voting on election day. some dispute about that. this caught the attention of president obama who talked about it yesterday. if you asked me what is the critical factor in the final day, the composition of the electorate is the single largest factor and it is partially because the divergence between the key groups is so big. in the abc/"washington post" tracking poll by more than ronald reagan beat walter mondale and that is astounding. every additional point of turnout he generates from that group is really significant. on the other hand, hillary clinton has a really

ron are. ron, you couldn't have found a wikipedia page on ron or any information on the internet. ink it was his brother's first time to really talk about it and talk about their childhood and give all that beautiful detail. i was just really good luck in a way that, you know, that he was that kind. >> and throughout the book, you have this wonderful sympathetic curiosity about the imperfections of these brilliant, flawed people. i mean, ron is a really prickly contrarian person. >> yes. >> and all of them have these, you know, nobody's this kind of saintly character except maybe ray who's quite likable -- >> but ray, you know, ray swears a lot, you know? [laughter] ray's difficult. you know, ray wouldn't describe himself that way. ray's not saintly. ray's a tough guy, you know, and he gets the job done, and he doesn't always say polite things about other people. but when i went to him and i showed him the book, i was really worried he was going to object to some of the stuff that was unflattering or where people said hostile things about lygo or about him or the campaign especiall

ron: tickets. >> jason: on our website. >> ron: the waterloo-cedar falls 7:30. >> jason: the brass players start at 6:30 and playing carols and baroque music and then the brass players will join us to do sp audience. >> chuck: make sure you get for the 6:30 concert as well as. >> ron: be there at least 5:00, 6:30, plenty of parking. you will have some recent concerts and tell us more about that, what do you have coming on. how many concerts a year. nine or 10. >> jason: yeah, nine or 10 and all of the stuff in the schools and what's neat about this program we've been discussing, have warmed up here on the 19th, we're goings to do brass pieces and stuff with organs together. to kick off the holidays and bring them over to the gallagher for cedar valley christmas. >> ron: you and your wife have two boys and chuck, you and your wife have twins, you've been here 15 years and going back a way. when joe was here. i remember talking to him a he said that some of these orchestras would challenge him and see if he knew his stuff. do you find the same thing. >> chuck: no question, the folks here, the musicians are so kind and very accommodating, when you're on the road, you have to be on top of your game. it's challenging and exciting, it's a great experience to work here a

. >> reporter: like republican senator ron johnson. >> i'm ron johnson and i approve this message. >> i'm from boston and boston is in new england which means that new hampshire is just like my kid brother. >> reporter: even ben affleck appeal to voters who may be disillusioned by the top of the ticket. >> register to vote, new hampshire. all of new england is counting on you. >> in these tight senate races across the country we may see more split-ticket voters. that means people casting their ballots for one party at the top of the ticket and a different party down-ballot. >> there's nothing like driving from boston into new hampshire on a beautiful fall day. >> reporter: allie rogan has been following the tight senate race in new hampshire for t >> we're going to talk to voters, see what they think about the election. not just the top of the ticket, the presidential race, but also the new hampshire senate race between kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassen. the big question is whether folks like ayotte and hasan can stand the unpopularity of the presidential candidates at the top o

ron johnsons gotta get re-elected. ron johnsons got to win. ron johnsons race determines whether we control the united states senate :14johnson continues to outperform the top of the republican ticket, donald trump, in the conservative milwaukee suburbs. johnson told me this weekend that his fate is not tied to trump in wisconsin, because theyre two different people. nat -- cheering he ended this campaign at the gop office in waukesha, which carried memories of his surprise 2010 victory over feingold. six years ago, the campaign. brought us luck back then, its going to bring us luck this year as well :23 god bless you all johnson has managed to close the gap on feingold even though national republicans counted him out. only in the past couple of weeks has the cavalry arrived in the form of outside groups. we'll wait to see if they came too late. live, theo keith, fox6 news. democrats are rallying around u-s senate candidate russ feingold before tomorrows election. feingold made several stops across th supporters... and encouraging everyone to get

ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. raising the cost of college. jobs lost overseas. senator ron johnson - he's hurting wisconsin families. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. here's a look at this morning's big stories at 1130. it's election day...and both presidential candidates cast their votes this morning... see where they voted. and polls are open in wisconsin... we have live team coverage from local but temperatures will be up and down. we'll talk about your afternoon coming up now at 11-30... election day 20-16 is finally here... the presidential nominees hillary clinton voted in her hometown in new york earlier this morning. the presidential nominee and her husband former president bill clinton voted in chappaqua, new york. donald trump also casts his vote in new york... the presidential nominee voted in manhattan alongside his wife, melania. however, there may be no home field advantage for the republica

ron. >> cranky ron. >> that stair. >> c'mon we love you so much. >> you held it for a pretty long time. >> he did. >> he cracked. >> coming up on "gma." a grieving father speaking out about the murder of his 26-year-old son. what he says about the stabbing >> plus one of music's hottest nights and we're behind the scenes. what the celebrity hosts are revealing about tonight's big show. we'll be right back with more "gma." cranky ron may or may not be here. >> are you staying or going? >> i'm not talking to you. i got this my second month here. 32 years at this place and i've got 9 days left before retirement. look jim, we've been planning for this for a long time. and we'll keep evolving things. so don't worry. knowing what's on your mind and acting accordingly. multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors. it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. the enamel on my teeth was weakening. the whiteness wasn't there as much, pronamel is giving me the confidence to know that i'm doing the right thing so it's nice to know that it was as simple as that. i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba?. ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to trim my a1c. ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? provides powerful a1c reduction. works like your body's insulin. when my schedule changes... i want som

camille foster and jimmy falah will join me and i will speak with the good doctor ron pull. ron paul. >>> good morning and live from america's news headquarters. i'm jackie ibanez. president-elect donald trump said he struck a deal to keep jobs in the u.s. air conditioning company carrier will keep nearly 1,000 jobs in indianapolis. carrier was a target by mr. trump during his campaign after they announced plans to move to mks mix. to mexico. donald trump and mike pence will announce details of the agreement on thursday. and nancy pelosi is trying to hold on to her position. pelosi is being cal lened in a vote -- challenged in a vote today by ohio congressman tim ryan. ryan says a change in leadership is needed following hillary clinton's recent loss and the democrats' position as minority. >> she says two-thirds of the caucus has already signed up to vote for her. >> those are not the numbers we have. there is a lot of con -- consternation in this and we have a shot to win. >> a former nfl player is headed to prison. darrin sharper is headed to prison on charges he raped two wo

ron: at least the schools know that. and of course uni funding is done as soon as we can. >> ron: that's good news. thanks to state representative walt rogers, i appreciate having you here on the show. that's next. >> ron: right now on the steele report, i'd like to introduce to you tavis hall, the fairly new executive director of main street waterloo, having taken over for long time director jeff kurtz. he left our state. the outreach coordinator for congressman bruce braley. by the time this airs, it would have been last night you had a big event downtown. tell me about that. >> hall: it's a great event. winter wonder'loo. we moved it, traditional mid december, but we moved it to small business saturday with so much national promotion. prying to improve retail sales complut the distric a tree lighting ceremony, concert from west high school choir, kids crafts and kids shopping for a dollar, so it's a great event. really does get families moving throughout the district. >> ron: it's great for the cedar valley because you have thanksgiving and then you had holiday hoopla. tell me about some of the thanks this main street waterloo is most concerned about with the city. your job obviously is to promote t

ron does not like. >> we're going back to that? >> hour-long special tonight. >> there's m >> is it called cranky uncle ron? >> not cranky. >> charming crank. >> diane, save us from this end of the table. what's cooking? >>> we're talking about the royal family, this morning, and we imagine them to live this perfect life, but in a rare interview, prince william is giving us a glimpse, opening up of his struggles with father hood and marriage. >> i adore my children very much myself and about family. >> reporter: but in a rare television interview, prince william is opening up about the challenges he has faced as a father and a husband, revealing it hasn't always been a royal fairy tale. >> i've struggled at times. the alteration from being single independent man to going into marriage and then having children is life-changing. >> reporter: life-changing, but not easy. he says, 3-year-old prince george keeps him on his toes. >> george is a right little rascal sometime. >> reporter: and princess charlotte is opening up a new world for him. >> i have not had a sister. so having a daughter is a very different dynamic. so i'm learning about, you know, having a daughter. having a girl in the family. >> reporter: but the interview with the vietnamese talk show revealed how fortunate the duke of cambridge feels to have his wife by his side through it all. >> there's wonderful highs and wonderful lows. i'm very lucky with catherine. an amazing mother and fantastic wife. >> reporter: and while living a he says it's not without its challenges. >> the materialism of the world i find quite tricky sometimes and i would like george and charlotte to grow up being more simple in their approach and their outlook. >> reporter: and despite all, that he says he does find parenthood wonderful and fantastic. and his goal now, teach kids to treat others as they like to be treated. royals, just like us. >> the goal of every parent. >> see that? >> they also adhere to the golden rule which we're all trying to teach our children. >> except for cranky ron. >> cranky ron. >> look at that stare. >> c'mon we love you so much. >> he is at a stage of life we're all very jealous of. >> you held it for a pretty long time. >> keep it going. >> he did. >> he cracked. >> coming up on "gma." >>> coming up on "gma," a grieving father speaking out about the murder of his 26-year-old son in an emotional interview. what he says about the stabbing and the two men arrested. >>> plus one of music's hottest nights and we're behind the revealing about tonight's big show. we'll be right back with more "gma." cranky ron may or may not be here. >> are you staying or going? >> i'm not talking to you. i got this my second month here. you should have quit while you were ahead. and i've got 9 days left before retirement. look jim, we've been planning for this for a long time. and we'll keep evolving things. so don't worry. knowing what's on your mind and acting accordingly. multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors. it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes