. >>> a crash between a logan express bus and a car sends several people to the hospital and causes a fuel leak. we're live with the latest. >>> a dunk in doughnuts -- a dunk doughnuts employee at >>> and donald trump now alleging voter fraud. >>> the contest offering free super bowl tickets for life. >>that's unbelievable. again, it's a monday morning, back to school, back to work for all of you. the family has left the building, danielle. we still have some lowestovers -- leftovers in the fridge. >>i think i have about 10 pounds of turkey in the fridge. >>> it's a quiet start as we head back to reality this week. most of us running in the 20s and 30s with mainly clear skies except for a few scattered clouds for northern worcester county. sunshine the -- once the sun comes up most of these clouds will fizzle away. high pressure is in control back to the west. areas of rain pushing through the great lakes and midwest. this will arrive to new england tomorrow. enjoy the quiet day while we have it. sun and morning. out of the 30s we climb, lunchtime 44 degrees. the wind jess lan 10 mile

a dog got stranded down a cliff. the owner went after the pet followed by a bystander then realized they couldn't get back up the trail. the dog was injured and is at the vet. the owner hopes her puppy called pancake will be okay. >>> raider fans will show the team extra love before the game at the coliseum. they plan to hand out 10,000 signs at the game against the broncos. they are scheduled to have a plane flyover the stadium with a banner urging the team to stay in oakland. money raised through a go fund me account. keeping the raiders in oakland is the best economic interest of the team and nfl. raiders have been talking about moving to vegas. last friday nevada governor approved spending tax money to build the new stadium on the strip that could be used by the raiders in a couple of years. >>> this is a story you don't hear often. stray cat up for adoption has been reunited with his ownersment we featured frank the cat yesterday on "mornings on 2" and posted his picture on our facebook page. what happened next,

for a trump a?dministration, sununu was chief of staff for george h bush when he succeeded him to discuss the challenges facing the president-elect. >> john sununu was named as chief of staff two days after george bush accepted the nomination in 1988. he knows firsthand what lies ahead as the government transitions from an obama to a trump administration. >> i feel a little sorry for them for perhaps underestimating how much work there is to be done in the next 70 days. >> he says tha needs to quickly decide who will fill six key positions. >> in the white house, it's the national security advisor, the chief of staff and the president's legal counsel. in terms of the cabinet it's the secretary of treasury, the secretary of state, and the director of omb. there has to be a chemistry, a personal chemistry amongst that group, the president, with each of those six, and those six amongst themselves. thousands of personnel. >> the hardest thing for private sector people, focused people to understand in th

a steak dinner. >> a steak dinner. i think she's got a case. >>> shopping on instagram. photo sharing service features a new feature. with the choice to shop now. i like it but sounds a little dangerous. >> and while you are using your smartphone you may have noticed a change. there are some new e shrug. there's also a whole new slew of faces to choose from. all in all there are 72 new emojis on apple's new apple upgrade. >> i do like that one too. >> the owl and the fox i think are really fun. >> who doesn't want a little guacamole in the morning. >> i'm wearing my ode to avocado. >>> let's talk about the most it may be a great day to go outside. 84 degrees is going to be today's high. 87 on monday. 88 on tuesday. and then eventually kind of coasting back down. we'll take a look at that hour by hour forecast. that is coming up in our 6:00 hour. >>> still coming up at 6:00. phoenix bound. senator bernie sanders touching down on the details today. >> and it's a battle no kid should have to fight. cancer. one buck eye bo

ground floor it is a fantastically conversation i'll support a continuance rather than a disapproval you know this is a allowable for formula retail that opens the universe so foot locker and everyone else to find the first floor 0 a second floor and third floor is difficult this particular location i think i'll say we should have a policy or discussion on that but they have to be looked at site by site this location is in the middle of the financial district financial services request charles schwab not far away, union square work kearny street and muni our highly impacted transit routes that could support the upper floors and the office is above on the upper floors with your looking at bringing the office down rather than up and bright text is not interesting landmark part of the history and for fear of the expending e spending into the other high character direction of mission or chinatown i see the fear of that and this particular address today was a residential building in chinatown one we flipped to opposing he'll not disapprove that but i'll like to continue the discussion yea

the fire is in a two and a what you are looking at here is a picture send to us by a viewer. you can see the large bluhm of black smoke. no reports of injuries. we do have a crew on the way and will update the story as soon as we have more information. also on 7 it was a sox surprise for jackie bradley junior's biggest fan. he reached out to a girl who was hoping to get a letter from her favorite player but he answering the call support. adam williams has the story. >> this is jackie bradley junior. >> reporter: no, this is not a joke, this is an actual voice mail message a maine girl got from jackie bradley junior. >> i greatly appreciate my letters. >> reporter: it comes after sara of maine wrote him a fanler drawing pictures, then gave him her that he would actually call he. >> reporter: her interest started after going to a game in 2015 and seeing how he interacted with his teamits. >> when other people -- [inaudible] >> reporter: she went to a public event where he autographed her poster and baseball but she wanted him to know she is his biggest little fan and reached ou

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a young girl cameron cook spotted a man fondling himself following a girl pushing a shopping cart. cameron alerted his mom and the pair followed as that man thrust himself up against that little girl that prompted cameron to jump in. first thing he said i'm not a pervert. i did not ask you that sir. >> he was big cameron had no fear at all, he just stood firm on the fact that he knew what this man was doing was wrong. >>> cameron told that suspect to leave the store and he did denying and cursing loudly most of the way and wreaking of alcohol, the store manager later call to say surveillance video showed that man exiting the store and climbing into a waiting car that little girl's mom was apparently in kate? >>> thank you. 700 custodians at harvard could go on strike if they don't reach a new contract by today they are negotiating with the university since october last month the workers ended a strike the first in 30 years. >>> coming up this morning parking relief could be on the way at logan airport. >>> the parking dispute turns violent at a local dunkin' donuts. >> an unexpecte

when officers pulled up a car, a woman had been shot: a fire heavily damaged a just before intoen on winnisquam avenue. one man was inside and jumped out a front window. and he was treated for cuts-his hand. the fire is not considered suspicious. >> we hope you stay with us, next, the starting line is next. we're about an hour away from >> we'll give you the forecast for the beginning and end of that race as well as the rain that moves through and a little bit of snow and how much longer that could last. amy: plenty of high school tourney action, including four boys ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggie hassan narrator: two kinds of business experience. chris sununu's family

isn't that a whale of a joke? oh. if he keeps telling jokes like that ( phone ringing ) i'll get it. hello. no, jack's not home. who's calling, please? lee tripper. lee tripper?! who's lee tripper? i don't know. who are you? it's jack's brother. hi! no, i'm chrissy. she's janet. oh, jack'll be so sorry he missed your call. well, great. sure, we'll be home. okay. oh, well, jack'll be so excited when i tell him. okay. bye. janet, guess what? jack's brother's in town, and he's coming over. who told you? i'm psychic. oh, hi, girls. isn't it a beautiful day? the birds are singing. the sun is shining. well, he'll be here in a few hours. oh, nuts. what's the matter? don't you like your brother? i love him. he's a wonderful person. it's just that i can't stand him. you're not making sense. no. it's... look, um, wait. i'll show you something. boy, if my brother were coming to visit, i'd be happy. you don't have a brother, chrissy. that's why i'd be happy. i always wanted one. you want to see what lee looks like? yeah. got some

we're making a hell of a run at this thing. i think we have a shot to win. i've been making calls for the last three or four days. people have been home with their family. and people have been saying this has been a changed election. we want change. there are a lot of members of congress who are understanding that we need to make a change. we can't keep running the same plays. winners win. and we need to put leaders in place to win the house back. we're down 60-something seat since 2010. we have the smallest number since 1929. we've got to do something differently. announcer: follow the transition of government on c-span as donald trump becomes the 45th president of the united states. and republicans maintain control of the u.s. house and senate. we'll take you to key events as they happen without interruption. watch live on c-span. watch on demand on c-span.org or listen on our free c spanl radio app. >> thank you all very much. announcer: tonight on c-span, q&a with author and historian edward larson. that's followed by briti

a woman left paralyzed by a falling tree branch has filed a lawsuit. she's suing the city and county of san francisco for not correctly pruning pine trees in washington square park. she was talking to her daughter in august when a 100-pound branch broke off and hit her. she can no longer use her legs and suffers from brain damage. doctors say she'll need at least 16 more months of rehabilitation and they don't expect her to ever walk again. the city's attorney's office says they cannot comment at this time. >>> an effort to have a memorial built for a san francisco man killed by police is starting to gain momentum. san francisco police officers shot and killed alex nieto in 2014. police say officers filed when nieto pointed a taser that kd loo like a gun at officers and then refused to drop it. supporters of the family disagree with the department's account of what happened. now members of the board of supervisors are considering an ordinance requiring a memorial be built in his honor. supporters san jose a tribute to nieto would help the healing proce

i'll have a look at the complete microclimate forecast and a look ahead to a wet weekend in just a few minutes. >>> just seconds ago, chopper arriving, northbound 880. crews are trying desperately to clear what looks like debris, fluid and looks like vehicles from the roadway. >> we'll give you an update. >> we'll continue to follow that one. 6:13. a warning in san mateo county after a mountain lion was spotted. someone saw one, possibly two mountain lions near fox hill in woodside about 6:30 yesterday night. sheriff's deputies responded but couldn't find the animals. if you ever come across a mountain lion, they say don't run. face the animal, make some noise and try to look a little bigger by waving your arms. >> don't run. easy for you to say. 6:14. a bay area police chief says a school principal crossed the line while protesting president-elect donald trump. this is not about the protest itself. our cameras were there last night as the antioch police chief addressed the antioch and pittsburg school boards, speaking about a protest that took place last thursday. pittsburg high schoo

he bought a rancho in '82, and it was a huge chunk of land in a little peninsula.t took decades for it to fill in with housing. >> when he died, he leapt 1,100 acres to widows and orphans, and his children that truck. they comprise the woods, sherwood forest, forestville. it was a contentious thing. it took about 13, 15 years in public. >> this is actually in golden gate park, the casino. it was a controversy at the time to have a place that serve liquor and had card games in golden gate park. eventually, it moved to 24th ave. >> we still have the newly recently refurbished stop along the great highway. the beach shall i -- chalet. i always find it ironic that these federal highway funds were used to refurbish this place for drivers to get a drink. terrific. [laughter] >> there were farms, and there were dairies, as these houses are starting to be built, and they are more conventional residents is, and they are still a farm. in the distance, you can see it is still sand dunes. >> and water once again from windmills and wells. >> there is a few small lakes. some of

a la una, a las dos y a las tres! en donde o en hemos decidido juntar a --hoy hemos decidido juntar a sus Ídolos. alan: imagÍnense, laura pausini, prince royce, gente de zona. quÉ bueno que ya estamos listos! mi maity imperiali llegÓ tambiÉn. maity: quÉ bueno estar aquÍ con ustedes para celebrar la hora de mÁs felicidad! karla: estamos listos para recibir... alana: laura laura pausini! wizin! karla: es esta es su casa, pasen. laura: todo todo bien, mira aquÍ... karla: yo creo que uno de los momentos que mÁs disfrutamos en familia es el momento de la navidad. ¿cuÁl ha sido la navidad mÁs memorable? laura: bueno, la prim bueno, -- primera que pasÉ con mi hija, tener una navidad con una niÑa pequeÑa... yo esperÉ para tener mi hija por mÁs de 10 aÑos, cuando llegome la disfrutÉ a lo mÁximo. es la verdadera motivaciÓn por la que yo vivo. creo que dios me creo por eso. alan: y quÉ y que momentos para ti wizin? wizin: en puerto rico es muy bonito pero desde que naciÓ mi hija hace nueve aÑos, creo que todos los que somos padr

it's a little hazy, a little visibility is down to a mile and a half in plant city. be carol wherever you're traveling this morning. 46 in inverness, and that's the cold spot this morning. 58 in bartow and 58 in venice this morning. going through the day, it's quiet. we're sitting ahead of the cold front and that's going to mean one more warm day. 62 this morning, 79 by the afternoon. lots of sun, clouds, but much colder by tomorrow morning. >>> right now green key park in pasco county is closed because of a possible missing body there. this search comes after police received a tip. jana jones has the latest details. >> reporter: this park is closed and will be closed for the rest of the weekend, i'm told. you can see law enforcement behind me, blocking off that into the park. initially new port richey police department got a tip yesterday afternoon saying there was a possible missing body here in this park. we sent eagle 8 up to check out the scene and you can see officials looking around and on the beach. the police department is working with forensic anthropologis

a reminder if you run into a thanksgiving crisis we do have a full list of numbers. there are hot onlines. they open in 20 minutes. and then everything in advice to cooking with turkey, baking instructions, even dealing with food stains. >> you can find all of them on our website. how cool is that; right if >> that's neat. >> a gravy stain or wine stain. the government wants smart phone makers to log out those apps in hopes of reducing crashes by descrassed drivers of the safety administration also wants automakers to make them easy to pair with smart phones. the new guidelines would allow them to make phone calls and use navigation. they would be banned from looking at photos and that. a texas dad developed the app to help keep kids in line it holiday season. it's santa's watching. the houston father of two toddlers created the app to encourage kids behavior with a little help from kris letting a child know. you can see -- through the hillsborough county fairgrounds and animated and still light displays t. opens tonight and runs through december 3 #st. tickets start

nos iba a pasar a nosotros.u dijiste a esta persona la detuvieron por estos insultos raciales. satcha: la detuvieron porque tenÍa una orden. dasa: pero una persona que abiertamente lo ha dicho, por ser presidente -- ahora serÁ presidente. nunca le levantaron cargos. alan: ¿ ha sufrido alguna vez de racismo, amigo? dasa: no, gracias a dios no pero si he estado cerca de personas que lo han sufrido. es mÁs fuerte la voluntad que un muro. no hagan caso, no se asusten. satcha: y mÁs allá de eso. obviamente las promesas de campaÑa que habÍa hecho donald trump parece que se estÁ retractando un poco. alan: pero no hay que negar que este tipo de situaciones estÁn existiendo. siempre han existido pero ahora hay una puerta poco mÁs abierta. satcha: lo que sugieren los expertos es que lo peor que puede ser una persona es confrontar porque no sabemos de dÓnde viene, no sabemos cuÁl es el historial de la persona que estÁ lanzando los insultos o quÉ serÍa capaz de hacer. alan: creo que esta persona no estaba en sus cinco senti

not much of a breeze, but a little bit of a plea -- breeze. and, it will get morning rain and then, partly cloudy skies. that looks good. the amount of time now. it's dry but it's turning cloudy. the nexus and comes in with more rain. and the rainfall is not that much for some and really good for others. in daly city was in there as well. and larkspur at two, and the santa cruz mountains are 3.65, and salmo 3.85. some rain down in southern california can see where this is going in to southern california. most of these dynamics have missed them. but did not suffer the north a. and, this swing through and suggesting a pretty rapidly. we had low clouds, i will a bit of a breeze slightly offshore. 40s and 50s a few 30s in lake county but a lot of orders 44 nw. napa, 43 granton, and very thick fog along petaluma. and letting me know about this, sure there's some around here up in the sierra things are calming down about 10 inches a foot for some and more coming in this week and we get a break today and most of tuesday next wednesday the system will

a close friend rather than just a store owner . is comforted and see copes with the loss of lives in, killed at a attempt a robbery a their convenience store monday. >> someone st take nothing ethically run out with d one teacher there is nothing else. >> store was closed today they stopped to read and to build a more of a family of six. they have a good support system and it touches so many. >> it happened that a matter secondsma the king brother was incurred a noise he thought it was a bottle of wine he came out notes when one of customers was calling 911 there reviewing video to try to identify the government, they have a big description, the victim may hav known the killer because the wa he is seen trying toto push asi the gun as it went off. this remember, haus salon lived try to be a good person all of them, say that if nothin else this victimim deserves justice from work from the father for missing teenager found dead in an abandoned building code talk about his son and a killer, ed gallek is the latest. >> henry mullins sai

and now a similar incident on a second campus. hateful words at two schools, two days in a row. good evening. >> both incidents involve schools in the san ramon valley school district. we're at monte visita high in danville. and that school had a second meeting tonight. >> reporter: this one for parent and it went on for two hours. monte visita is in the midst of this. >> our students do not want act to define them. >> reporter: this is a high achieving school, great programs, great participation. it doesn't mean anything if you don't have a great school climate. it doesn't mean if you, if people are walking around school feeling unsafe. >> reporter: and this graffiti found wednesday in a boy's bathroom, the words white and colored over the urinals is a racing a question about race in a school that the population is only 2% african american. >> this is scary. >> reporter: the district barely began investigating when new graffiti showed up, the same words and the same way, as this picture from the same school last month. that perpetrator was caught and punished. a second case a f

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might need a good wipe. do we have a wiper? yeah, i think so. >> kris: we will have chris climb up on the tower when he is done with weather. >> chris: strong wind gusts shaking that camera pretty soon. some rain-drops have moved through boston. snowflakes into worcester county. the cold air is pouring. in nothing to write home about. we will give you flavor of winter out there. close to the city of worcester, a couple of snowflakes mixed in. across eastern massachusetts. occasionally, we will see a passing rain shower or snow shower through the day. hammering snow across parts of vermont, right across the western edges of the berkshires. back into northwestern connecticut so far this morning. many towns picked up two to four inches of snow. temperature down to 41 after being at 49 in boston. 34 in worcester. so yeah, it is cold enough to support a couple of snowflakes in worcester. it will gust 40-50 throughout the day. we have a wind advisory in place. not only today. but again, tomorrow. for the strong gusts of 40-50 miles a

low: 39 or a stroke of a paint brush, a business in cedar rapids wants more people to see local artists' work. but artisan's sanctuary in the czech village is having trouble after this year's flood. kcrg tv9's jordee kalk tells us why a concert aims to be music to the sanctuary's ears. guitar nat kayleigh steffen comes to this stage to unwind. 24:30, "i got the studio i got the shows i more or less c at the artisan's sanctuary for about four years. nat sometimes it's to play, other times it's to help other artists. her goal is to make this space better known. 27:07, ' you come to shows and you'll see 20 30 people here and im one of those people that would like to have a band playing and have this room packed that's why she teamed up with workers at the artisan's sanctuary to plan a benefit concert, which she'll play at. patrick lower: 28:07 ," i just didn't want to see this place close the sanctuary did take a hit from this fall's flood the recording studio, we had to tear all that out and we had to take the whole sound system and pack it up."so the benefit hopes to restore some of loss

no, this came from a ranch hand after a job. he saw that poster in town and came back with gold dust in his eyes. pretty soon that postete will be pinned to every tree in this territory, and my father won't have a chance. - he can't even riri with that knee. - all right, jody. you've got to help us, mr. randall. there's just no one else. somebody wanted you dead, colonel, and didn't have the guts to do it himself. during the war, every man in the regiment felt he had ththright to hate me. not like this. this is a simmering kind of hate. rotetehese up, took them to arinter, paid good money to put a target on your back. no self-respecting printer would take a job like that. can't be more than two or three printers in this part of the country. there's a newspaper in town. they must do job printntg. that's victor flam's paper. he's a good friend. - he's got a handpress, doesn't he? - he's got no reason. - he wants to earn a living. - now wait, randall. victor flam's-- i know. he's a friend. but t 's the only lead we've got. well, wh

las 18:00 p.m a desayunar, a la noche salÍa a caminar.ue salvaguardÓ la intimidad de juan gabriel, en momentos muy privados para resguardarse despuÉs de este problema que tuvo de salud, serÁ que abre la boca? mÁs adelante despierta amÉrica. >> lo que ha dicho son cosas muy sencillas, todos sabemos que la vida de juan gabriel era privada, nadie sabÍa. estoy seguro que tiene toda la informaciÓn. > le agradecemos mucho la confianza que tuvo a despierta amÉrica, no tenÍa porque. >> mÁs adelante nos enlazamos contigo, vamos a ver que fue hacer en sonora, si fue a comprar una casa, antes vamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. alan: mi amiga bien interesada con los chicago, al regresar, el deporte, sÉptimo juego de infarto, por otro lado las chicas, perdieron la final de la copa fx, por penales. >> atenciÓn, comienza la serie quÉ mundo tan chiqui. >> y dueÑos de mascotas, a ellos tambiÉn les afecta el sobrepeso. alan: vamos a ver que dijo miurka. no te lo puedes perder en " cÓdigo segura" >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ todo el cuidado de salud que tu familia necesit

a quality not found in a thief. we've got a long r re ahead of us. ( all protesting ) my friends, please! please! mr. cato h he has a duty to perform, and so do i. no! no! it wasn't until i came to clearwater that i learned what it's like to live as a m m...by the law. now i've got to apply those rules to a man named jack daly... a man i used to be. it's true that most of the money stolen from captain pederson has been returned. take you back! nonetheless, it was stolen... and i was the thief. we'll run him clean back to boston where he belongs! no, wait, listen-- i'll not be scared by a mob. and don't you interfere with a servant of the law. i swore i'd gett a confession of guilt from this man-- i've got it. and i'm taking him back with me. you folks all know what jim collins has done for this town. we let him go now, it'll be just like giving clearwater back to the nick dawson gang! is that how you want it? all: no! you hear that, mr. cato? hold it! hold it! hold it just a minute! come over here. ( angry chatter )

about a half cup in here. a little pepper, a little salt. so i'm walking around and thinking though shells are so i think it was all cheese i might not like that much cheese with the other flavors.mi so i met kathy and tim from akron and they were shopping. thanks for watching the show.r they gave me an idea. we all decided sausage. i thought spicy sauces would be good.. we are going to put that in here too.g you can run a under cold water and the case peoplel come off or you can split it with a real so this will be part of our stuffing. we have stuffing the of sausage, ricotta cheese, pepper reno which is beautiful but i like fresh ground nutmeg. you can see the little tiny notch.o then we'll put a quarter teaspoon of that in there. so t now we take this, turn up the heat,, that is looking great. here is our dish. put it right there we can see it. we'll putute about a third of se the can buy at the store. it's all about making things easy for the holiday.it set the oven to about 375. this is getting nice and warm. we are getting close. now

here, a millwright, a millwright's job is a jack of all trades if you will.ork in a mill and live in a nice home, send your kids to school, make a living all on a mill salary. >> you bet. >> it's unthinkable now. what happened to the business? >> things are going to other countries, but not coming back to the united states. >> this time it's redundant? >> correct. >> again and again all over the country, i keep running into situations like this where industry has died or fled or simply relocated. i meet people like charles garbel, hometown heroes who for some reason though they could go anywhere, take their skills, and return to where they grew up. shady glenn diner, today's special, a tribute to the old european immigrant culture of the area, the w england boiled dinner. so i hear rumors of corned beef and cabbage, is that right? >> yeah, we do -- every week we do a corned beef and cabbage dinner. >> corned beef, boiled potatoes, steamed cabbage. >> that's a beast, awesome, thank you. >> how long have you been here? >> two years. >> are you from the area? >>

after a bomb threat is discovered on a wall. the message written -- alarming enough to send students a location.. and end classes early. fox six's justin williams is live near lincoln intermediate school with more. justin? a west allis/west milwaukee school district spokesperson tells me there is no indication of any bomb being inside lincoln intermediate school, today. but, this bomb threat offers enough credibility that it forces an spokesperson, around 11-45 a-m, a bomb threat is discovered, written on a tile, inside a third floor, boys bathroom. after west allis police are contacted, students are ushered one block east, to jordan evangelical lutheran church. meanwhile, their parents and caregivers are alerted, and they come to the church to pick-up their students--ne of whom describes what happened, in his art class, today. the teacher was like, get ready to go to a different place, when the principal knocks on the door. and, a couple minutes later, she did, and we left. there was no announcement about it, or according to a

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consumer, it's a great time. it's a great time to be a retailer.e: that was the target chairman and ceo. we have breaking news from vienna. delegates telling bloomberg that monday's non-opec meeting is canceled. the gathering will now only be attended by opec officials. this is on the heels of saudi arabia pulling out of that meeting opec, non-opec that had been planned. it was to include russia. those disagreements were hampering progress for the actual opec meeting. it looks like that is canceled now. the opec,we're seeing good non-. you will hear more rumors over the weekend. coming up, the original supercar. jaguar's re-creation of a classic, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: you're watching bloomberg. i'm vonnie quinn. nejra: i'm nejra cehic. u.k. economy looks to be resilient in the wake of the back -- brexit vote. gdp low -- rose in a latest quarter. amazon looks to be getting a fiddle -- for cold in the middle east -- foothold in the middle east. is black friday still the holiday shopping frenzy it once was? we look at how contemporary the

this is a bit of a surprise this morning with a republican winning the presidency.ee that surge among gun buyers on concerns that some of their second amended protections are going away. you don't have that urgency on the part of gun buyers it doesn't necessarily mean a list for gun sales. jonathan: let's get some reaction from jeffries chief market strategist joining us on the phone. thattold you yesterday donald trump was going to win and the s&p 500 was going to open unchanged how surprised would you be? >> i would be pretty surprised. the price action has been nothing short of surprising. no question about that. jonathan: do you expect the asset classes to carry on being this resilient? to our clientse that the risks of a donald trump winward mispriced in the market place and we recommended lightning everything up earlier this week. it was a very messy overnight session. it felt like kind of a good idea. you take some comfort in particular from donald trump's acceptance speech. if the first thing he said was you're going to build walls and lock her up you would

you have to be 16 to be a student pilot, 17 to be a private pilot, and 18 to be a commercial pilot. what happens if the engine stops, and you're in the air? well, if wre in a single-engine airplane, the plane can still glide really well. are actually some of the best gliders in the world. and if we're in a 2-engine airplane or more, we have more engines to keep flying. does every pilot learn how to fly with one of these kind of airplanes? not all of them. you can go to the air force or to the army or navy and learn how to fly there, and they use their jets. what about commercial pilots? do they just get right into jumbo jets? most of them started in a plane just like this. what about the guys who fly the space shuttle? most of those are military pilots. how do you get started? first thing you do is sign up for lessons. and once you do that, you would take ground school, where you read the books and learn all the material there is to know. books? i really want to get in plane. you have to sign up for ground school first, so let's go inside, and we'll get you signed up. well, here we

sean: a great night. a little chilly but a beautiful start. kevin: we have set up a cold start to the day. 20's and 30's. we have clear skies across the area and that means a good deal of sunshine manchester, 30 but otherwise, 20's to start the day. 40's and 50's today with lighter weight. we will talk about rain chances coming up. but first, a look at your morning ride. >> good morning. we have a road closure en route where he pulled him down. crews are replacing wires and a pole. close between south main and route one a. it is also foggy as you make your way through 93. so look out for reduced visibility. in massachusetts, slow on route three from 495 down to trouble code road. kevin: we are now just one week from the elections but it seems the candidates still have a lot of work to do in order to secure votes. erin: according to our latest wmur granite state poll half of likely voters in new hampshire don't know yet who they will vote for in the governor's race and 40% haven't decided in the race for senate. wmur's ray brewer is live at sai

on and i get a hug every once in a while. that's the fun part - making something for somebody that they're going to appreciate. a rocker - they'll give it to their kids and their kids will give it to their kids. knowing that it won't get thrown away in a couple of years." if you're interested in submitting an idea for made submitting an idea for made in eastern iowa, send me an email at chris.earl@kc rg.com. its here is a live look at . stay with kcrg-tv9. meteorologist kaj o'mara joins plan on another mild week! today should be a nice one with highs well into the 50s north to lower 60s from dubuque to cedar rapids and points south. a weak front comes across the area today and tonight, but with no moisture to work with, only a few scattered will be a large low pressure system that arrives here on friday, but will lead to windy and mild conditions for thursday morning, the entire story changes drastically with colder weather blowing in on gusty west wind. highs will barely crack 40 for the weekend. mild november weather tends

but you will notice a little bit more of a breeze. a little cooler. it gets dark a lot earlier tomorrow afternoon. like today there is a slight chance for some sprinkles during the day. dry completely on monday. tuesday probably the pick of the week weather wise. and then wednesday will be our best chance of rain all week long. even that not a real good chance of rain. overnight tonight, during the overnight hours, they'll be hit or miss. but tomorrow will be confined to the immediate coastline. it's really the cape, south shore could get tagged with a drop or two and then cape ann maybe a drop or two of rain. vast majority of the area will be dry all day long, again much like we had out there today. currently sitting at 51 in boston, 45 in bedford, 40 in fitchburg and 41 worcester. across the bore about five to 1n part of the reason, we have a west southwesterly win out there. that will shift to the more of a northerly wind tomorrow and you will notice some gusts up around 20 or 25 during the day. there's the front now w. that front there are a few s

as a tactic, it is a good one. it is a smart one. but again, there will come a point where you want to speak not just to your supporters who are cheered by its efforts to bypass the media. but when you want to speak to the viewers of programs like this. and this again is going to deprive him of access to a lot of americans that he's going to want to reach. >> in terms of speaking to americans, we just saw hallie's report on that gathering of white nationalists in washington over the weekend. hitler salute. what does president-elect trump need to say about that right now to stop that in its tracks? >> we can call it the alt-right and white nationalism. it is not only to say they're not with me, it is to denounce it. and in the same way that pressure built on candidate obama to give a speech about race when the conversation in this country about race became very fraught, i think the pressure is building on donald trump to address theje between what is plainly white supremacy and his base of support. and if he doesn't, the responsibilit

group of men fighting in tampa when a car hops a curb and slams into a bar. it happened tuesday morning. most of them were able to get out of the way and one was hit and he refused any treatment. the time. the driver got out and ran away. that driver is still on the run. police believe that the driver was drunk. >>> the boyfriend of bobby kristina brown has been ordered to pay $36 million to her estate. the daughter of pop star whitney houston and bobby brown was found unresponsive in a bathtub. her family accused nick gordon before put her face down in the water. he was not held liable. kristina was in a coma for six months before dying at age 22. >>> the next story will send a chill down your spine. blizzard warning for parts of the country as a winter storm marches across the plains. heavy snow caused a major highway in several different spots in denver to close. one of those crashes involved 20 vehicles. today that system is moving out of minnesota and parts of the they have blizzard warnings up for today. >>> better them than us is what i have to say. >>

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"a little black cop killed a black, it is a riot." >> it is the fact that once you are a sworn officer, you have taken this oath to protect and to serve, you are supposed to be held to a higher standard because you can juggle my freedom or my life in your hands up to your decision- making. >> reporter: the "black lives matter" movement started four years ago after trayvon martin, a 17-year-old african-american, was shot and killed in sanford, florida. >> when a police officer shoots a young black men, we are going to protest and we are going to shut it down. that is who we are going after. it is cool but it is not cool. at the same time, you may have the same action where a black man is killed. we don't we protest and do the same thing? >> reporter: that is a common concern for many people in and out of the black american community. dave arnold was walking to an east store with two friends when someone came up in a car, got out and shot and killed him . september 2015, a 27-year-old was working on a mural against violence in the community when he was shot and killed. in may of this yea

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but i come from a place where a glimpse of a weapon on somebody at a bar, in the street is reason foramerica in between new york and l.a. you walk into a bar and you see somebody with a weapon, it's like you know, that's my neighbor, maybe he's going hunting. who knows? mostf the people you know own guns? >> everybody i know. >> pretty much everybody. >> i had a rifle before i had a baseball bat. >> meet jesse, bill, bo, and daniel. pretty much who we are talking about when we see the latest stats on gun purchases in america and shake our heads uncomprehendingly. that cultural divide, much more than policy, is what's kept the issue of gun control so polarized and so, frankly, hopeless. >> he had a gun before he had a baseball bat. i'm in the same situation. i was shooting a bb gun when i was 5 years old, and i knew at that time it wasn't a toy, it was a weapon, and i was very well educated by my father on the responsible use of that piece of equipment. and that's what's critical to me. >> i shoot all the time, and i'm always trying to shoot better than i did last week. >> it's relaxin

take a look outside, with a sun set. the viewers are so good you get the sun set and left and right a beautiful view tonight. we kick off what will be a changeable weekend. cold front arrives tomorrow night and then a big drop. the first big cold front of the season. nicely done out there. the record high was last year. 89 degrees on this date in 2015. we have more record eyes -- highs to go. and it was warm for us. and the record is 34. the winds today turning around to the east and the northeast. the moisture came up a little increase in moisture was fair weather clouds on the sky. tomorrow the winds will shift to the southwest in advance of the cold front. 76 in tampa. 69 in west chase. 69 brooksville and new port richey a 73 in sarasota. holding in the 60s. a very nice evening underway. winds are beautiful evening underway. high pressure dominates in the southeast. they may squeeze out a bit of rain from the front in eastern tennessee and north carolina. the front is heading our way. coast of texas all the way up to

as a single mom, we've moved a lot.there are a families and single parents and that doesn't mean your kid is going to be any less successful. i would like to know, looking back if she has any ideas and if she has evolved in the way politicians view it back then. >> in reality, our pack past was not so picture-perfect. african-american children who grew up in an society or immigrants who struggled to survive and work that was underpaid. ask those who grew up in the picture-perfect houses about the secrets and desperation they sometimes feel. >> she is trying to say, we missed that. , but we also have to acknowledge the citizens. one of the things that's always next to her is the picture of her from the 1970s with the big heavy glasses. she's a brunette, she's not a blonde. she hasn't gone gone from being hillary rodham clinton and she's trying to say i'm not that hippie. i'm not that radical but at the same time, we did some good stuff. it's a very, located message, a very subtle message and it's actually something i res

>> no, a cat? >> no. >> a deer? >> no. >> a person? >> no it's not human. look at that, oh, how now brown cow. >> a cow. did it fall off a chip somewhere? >> no word on how the cow got this the water. i think he thought he wanted to go for a swim. the cow was this the water. a boat and a jess ski. they said we'll save animals and humans this time. >> the cow looks like he was swimming just fine to me. >> it's not supposed to be there. i am supposing he was tired. >> he was stuck under this jetty. eventually finds a tiny path to get back on dry land. >>> one more time to rescue a cow. this time it's stuck in muddy tall grass. start to sound like a cattle drive. >> yah! >> he's like all right. i'm going. after you hear yah, yah. >> that's what they consider a rescue? whipping it on its butt? >> that's to the a rescue. that's a force out. >> you can't stay there, stay in the muddy gras grassy area. they want to make sure she at them and says all right. >> not so much an eviction as much as coaxing in the right direction. >> the cow is shorter than grass. had i

that is a good name for a a website. it's a bad name for a comedy club. for a comedy club in north korea. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: bombing means something totally different. >> jimmy: totally different in north korea. after that, we have biggie smalls. that's a good name for a a rapper. it's a bad name for a bra company. [ laughter ] great name for a sitcom starring shaq and kevin hart. do you see what i'm saying? [ cheers and applause ] i'd watch that. i would watch that. >> steve: i almost get it. >> jimmy: next, we have huffy. >> steve: huffy. >> jimmy: that is a good name for a bike company. >> steve: bike company. >> jimmy: bad name for a paint store. [ laughter ] great name for me on the treadmill. >> steve: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] i'm going 2 miles an hour. >> jimmy: finally, we have "what now?" well, that's a good name for a a kevin hart stand-up special. it's a bad name for a parenting book. [ laughter ] great name for the day after the election. there you go. that's all we have for "good name, bad name, great