police say the "wayne state universi lying in the street after the shooting. a person of interest is in custody -- but a manhunt for a suspect is ongoing. (chief james craig/detroit police) "this is a real call for our community, our public to stand with us as they do, especially here in detroit becasue this is not the way it should be. butt with an attack on a police officer is an attack on all of us." the 29-year-old officer was a five- year veteran of the force. colleagues describe him as an the shooting comes in the wake of a violent weekend in which four officers were shot in a 24-hour span nationwide. right now -- a manhunt is underway in florida. a sheriff's deputy k-9 was shot and killed during a shootout between deputies and an armed man. volusia county sheriff's deputies were responding to a call about a wanted fugitive in deltona. while they were searching for the suspect -- another man drove by recklessly on a dirt bike. e that's when the man opened fire. deputies returned fire -- and at some point the k-9 was struck by a bullet. now to new develop

there have been protests at high schools....universi ties and in cities around the country. a state judge in reno is making their way to the nevada supreme court. governor brian sandoval announced he is appointing district court judge lidia stiglich-- she will fill the remaining two years of former justice nancy saitta's term. stiglich has the rating and performance score of judges in her district. the governor says stiglick also co-founded a youth offender drug court to help juvenile offenders struggling with underlying problems of drug abuse. she will be sworn in on january second. voter turnout this year dipped to nearly its lowest point in two decades, according to the latest tallies. while election officials are still tabulating ballots -- the 126-million votes already counted means about 55-per of voting age citizens cast ballots this year. that measure is the lowest in a presidential election since 1996 -- when 53-point- five percent of voters turned out. full measures of turnout won't be clear for as long as several more weeks -- when election officials finish tabula

a ride tech is dead at universial studios in orlando... the comany just released a statement....saying the technician "passed away this our 'men in black' attraction." theme park officials said they are working to fully understand what happened and will cooperate with authorities. thanks yasmeen... let's move back to the election.... the pitch from hillary clinton and donald trump is complete... the rest is up to the american voter. the nominees.... not leaving any room to spare between the campaign and the vote -- stumping all the way through monday and into tuesday. reid binion reports. nats: "midnight." voters in dixville notch, new hampshire - casin of midnight in an election day tradition. ...even as the nominees themselves pushed forward with one final round of stumping. clinton and trump -- ending monday's campaign schedule on tuesday -- with dueling rallies that ran into the morning hours. trump: "did you ever think you'd be hearing a major speech like at around close to one o'clock in the morning? are we crazy?" hillary clinton, -

>> good evening from hofstra universi. >> she doesn't have the stamina. >> so a man who can be provoked by a tweet should not have his fingers anywhere near the nuclear codes. >> this was locker room talk, nobody has more respect for women than i do. >> donald thinks belittling women makes >> such a nasty woman. >> with 11 days to go, the head of the fbi dropped a bomb in the race for president this afternoon. >> i think people a long time ago, made up their minds about the e-mails. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are playing the end game. >> you know what you can do? go out and vote tomorrow. that's what you can do. >> vote for yourself, vote for your families, vote for your futures. ? ? >> and here we are, night. a program note, our election night coverage begins in less than 24 hours. tomorrow at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific, we hope you'll join us for decision night in america. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and i believe america is already great. yes, we have our challenges. we must give every child a great education, build an economy that

. >>> three people are hurt after a stabbing at rutgers universi university.his happened just before 3:00 this afternoon at the new brunswick campus. officials say it happened inside the business school. police say the suspect was one of three people with establish wounds. that person is now in custody. we do not yet know the condition of anyone who was affected. >>> a jury has reached avert in the bridge gate trial. both defendants are found guilty on all charges. bridget kell and bill baroni are convicted of creating traffic jams at the george washington bridge back in 2013. prosecutors say it was all for political retaliation. now this decision comes in the seventh week of this trial and after a full week of jury deliberations. both defendants say they plan to appeal today's verdict. sentencing is set for february. >>> turning now to your fox 29 weather authority. let's take live look at a pretty wilmington riverfront today. not as warm as it was yesterday. but not a bad day to be outside. meteorologist scott williams here for what's in store tonig tonight.

displacement of the native americans at one of the country's top colleges -- 250-year-old rutgegers universi all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am juan gonzalez, in for amy goodman. amy is on assignment. president-elect donald trump released a youtube video monday outlining how he plans to immediately withdraw from the transpacific partnership, promotote oil and gas extraction in the united states, and roll back r regulations. mr. trtrump: i have asked myy transition team to develop a listst of executive actitions wn take on day one to restore our laws and bring back k our jobs. it is about time. these include the following -- on trade, i'm goining to issueua notification of intent to withdraw from the transpacific partrtnership. insteaead, we will negotiate fa, bilateral trade bibills thatat g jobs and indndustry baback onto american s shores. on energrgy, i will cancel job killing rerestrictionsns on the production of amamerican energy, includuding shale e energy and n coal, creaeating many y millionf high-paying jobs. tha

to new hampshire will travel to the universi o time 8:00 eastern this coming friday night. that's sports. we'll have more at 6:00. mike: fairly quiet today, seasonably chilly, a bit breezy. we take to you a winter ji scene for some time lapse photo as top mount washington. look at that beautiful shot, a little snow at the observatory bleed the peak of mount washington. then more in the way of clear skies developing during the course of the afternoon. certainly looks the part of winter, and even no the next system that moves in tomorrow will be primarily rain in southeastern new hampshire, we could see a wintery mix during the morning commute in many parts of western, central and northern new hampshire. for some tricky travel for some. mainly northwest of manchester, the next system to follow that one will bring primarily rain our into wednesday night. mainly dry to follow for the balance of the week into and through next week. temperatures are already coasting back below freezing in some spots, while it's 34 in manchester, auburn at 31, at the coast upper 30's. monadnock re

. >>> sunday service at united methodist church in universi circle canceled. crews were cleaning up the sanctuary after a heavy fire there. heavy smoke causing extensive damage. no one was hurt. >>> in summit county a man is at the hospital for setting himself on fire at akron square. he is 69 and a vietnam veteran who was dressed in a in a reason corps uniform. witnesses say he was at the coffee shop ranting about post election trump protests, then he went outside and doused extinguisher and put the flames out. >>> this morning the roads to youngstown are back open. look at this. icy roads causing a massive 40 car pile up on state route 11 southbound before 5:00 last night. the roads were shut down for hours and several other car accidents were reported in the area as well. corrina? >>> it has been two years since 12-year-old tamir rice was shot police officer. he was holding a pellet gun that looked like the real thing. now tamir's mother is saying educate is still hard for her -- saying it is still hard for her and her family to move forward. she struggled

catherine jiang/ stanford universi 0. >> it's definitely been busy but not overwhelming here. you can look behind me now and the lines aren't so bad. they are continuing to move. there haven't been any major delays here in the lines. there's 0 delays for any departing flights out of sfo. that means the lines will continue to stay orderly as the morning progresses. trip advisor reports thanksgiving travel up 7% this holiday with a third of people taking to the skies. at sfo they expect to see 5.7% more people traveling. passengers knew it would be busy but said travel wasn't so bad. >>> 46 delays over the weekend which they considered to be great. the weather was reasonable in their opinion which they say helped prevent any major snags. the parting flights are on time now. the place where you will see some snags are arrived flights and more details on that. in sfo, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> a wet morning so let's check on the weather with roberta. the average is 45-minute delays. >> yes, the ceiling is down 600 600 feet and that's what generally happens. the other delays this mor

his contractors and employees, lost a billion dollars in one year, scammed customers at his fake universi money from his fake foundation, has a trial for fraud coming up in november, insulted his opponent's look, insulted his opponent's wife's looks, and bragged about grabbing women by the [ bleep ]. how do we choose? [ cheers and applause ] because it's so -- it's so even. it's so even. this has been "a closer look." ?? we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. it's endless shrimp at red lobster. with another new flavor you never saw coming... grilled, glazed korean bbq shrimp. and try as much as you want of flavors like new parmesan peppercorn shrimp. just come in before it ends. ? [whispered 'rocket'] (man) hmm. what do you think? ? (stranger) good mornin'! ? (store p.a.) attention shoppers, explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. we're going to prove just how wet and sticky your current gel antiperspirant is. now we're going to show you how degree dry spray is different. degree dry spray. degree. it won't let you down. enjoy your phone!

. >> should we close down the universi university?the absurdity here, it's hard, the stupidity of hypocrisy. apparently students don't mind attending the school, pack consult doesn't mind working for one, as long as the man is not quoted. >> this is a hit for northbound north korea senator ben sasse who this week moonlighted as an uber driver as a way to work alongside and meet some of his constituents. the best part is he did not promote the gig and the press only discovered it after a rider tweeted a photo with a five-star rating. he donated the money to charity. way to be a happy warrior. >> james? >> this is a hit to america's turkey farmers who have been so productive that this year's thanksgiving dinner will cost less than last year. inflation adjusted terms, turkey dinners are cheaper than they were 30 years ago. this is great because, even if i hurt myself next week trying to fry it, it least it won't cost a lot of money. >> how big a turkey at the freeman household? >> 15-pound fryer, maybe one in the oven. >> i'll give a mis

richey piiparinen teaches population dynamics at cleveland state universi >> we rose with industry and we died with industry, psychically. we lost our identity. >> reporter: to save itself, the city was reborn as a world-class center of medicine. downtown now beckons with clean streets, stores, and restaurants. there's still a tough struggle ahead, but as when its basketball team was down 3-1 in the finals, or its baseball team was dismissed as unlikely to even reach the world series yet the city of cleveland looked into the abyss and staged the ultimate comeback. don dahler, cbs news, cleveland. >> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues, for others check back with us just a little bit later for the morning news. and don't miss cbs this reporting for cleveland in the battleground state of ohio, i'm >>> this is "the cbs overnight news. >>> hi, everyone, and welcome to the overnight news. six days to go to election and if you can believe the polls the tighter. a poll shows donald trump with a one-point lead over hillary clinton, 46-45% and of

columbus, ohio, university police officer shott and killed atudent on n the campus o of ohio state universi, after the ststudent drove a car into a group of people and then began attacking them with a knife. 11 people were injured in the attack, one critically. police identified the student as abdul artan, a legal permanent resident of the united states who was originally born in somalia. police say they do not know the motive of the e attack, which is being investigated by the fbi. on monday, the university's emergency management agency tweeted -- "buckeye alert: active shooter on campus." although, in fact, the only shots fired were by the university police officer shshooting and killing artan. and former u.s. president jimmy carter is calling on president obama to join 137 other nations in granting palestine diplomatic recognition before he leaves office. the move would help palestine when full united nations membership. published monday, carter writes -- "the combined weight of united its recognition, united nations them are shipped and the security counsel resolution solidly grounded i

but there, graduate from howard universi university's program here in the washington area. i went in and said i want to be an army pilot. the army said we don't have any black mechanics, so we can't use a black pilot. also, there was a young man who graduated from west point in '36, benjamin o. davis jr., who when he graduated pretty well up in his class, but segregated through his training years said he wanted to be a pilot and they said, sorry, they don't have any black aviation units. so he was denied that. so it took world war ii action in our country willing to help our allies in europe and pressure was it the aurm said, well, we know it will fail, but you keep pressing us, we'll authorize a squadron, be glad to talk on that as we go down the line. but segregation was the name of the game. segregation went overseas, came back home, it took our united states air force to make a decision. >> in your biography, it says you have a record of 409 combat missions, which means over time i would think that attitude started to change and you started to be considered a valuable m

the head of african-american studies at princeteton universi. of international business times.n nichols with us from wisconsin. joining us from san francisco. i am amy goodman. we will be back any minute. -- in a minute. amy: this is democracy now. it is midnight on the east coast. election day. the presidential race too close to call. closed everywhere except the western islands of alaska. donald trump is currently leading the electoral college count at 232 to clinton's 209. in the last hour, he has won georgia, and north carolina. clinton has won california, hawaii, and washington state. of key battleground states new hampshire, wisconsin, and michigan are too close to call. the new york times is reporting donald trump has a 95 percent chance of winning the electoral college. worldwide, markets are reacting to the news. l futures have plummeted more than 700 points. asian stock markets have also tumbled. the value of the u.s. dollar and mexican peso have fallen. to republicans are expected hold control of the senate and house. the oil and gas industry has won a huge victory i