this has been looked at for so long, ad nauseum." sot conway: "if dt can help her heal?..i think he's thinking many different things as he prepares to become pres of the u.s. and things that sound like the cami en't among em" trump also deali th estionst think so.sot blumthal: "there'a clear conflicof interest betweec ties?." tag unty recordshow t m arrested in the deadly shooting of a san antonio detective got married hours after the officer was killed. a copy of a marriage certificate shows that 31-year-old otis mckane marr arrested him later that day. investigators say 50-year- old detective benjamin marconi was shot sunday while sitting in his patrol car writing a traffic ticket. authorities caught mckane when his car was stopped on an interstate. he told reporters he was angry about a child-custody fight. north dakota police and protesters are now blaming each other for how a young woman got seriously hurt. police were involved in a confrontation with at least 400 protesters sunday, including seriously injured, and may need to be amputated. her father says law enforce

. >> that storm we have been talking about ad nauseum for days that could bring snow is >>> our summer-like weather pattern about to come to an end. i'm katie katie -- kathy sabine in the 9news backyard. an all time record high for the month of november and we'll see that number cut in half the next two days. temperatures very warm across the front range and eastern. we should be in the low 50s this time of year. the old record was 77 set back in 1941. backyard temperatures still in the mid-60s, a light southwesterly breeze around the area but not here in the downtown area just yet. we're monitoring the storm moving onshore in the pacific northwest approaching colorado and the areas in yellow is where we anticipate the heaviest snow and worse places to travel. the heavier snow will remain over the northern mountains and southeastern wyoming and nebraska, but we'll be under the influence of a powerful storm that will bring up to winter storm warning, posted areas in and around rifle and steamboat spring, aspen and vail with winter weather advisories for a good 1/2 foot of snow for many high

this has been looked at for so long, ad nauseum." sot conway: "if dt can help her heal?..i think he's thinking many different things as he prepares to become pres of the u.s. and things that sound like the campaign aren't among them" trump also dealing with questions about his business ventures in 18 different countries around the world? begging the question even from his own advisors....is there a conflict? blumenthal: "there's a clear conflict of interest between donald trump's personal business interests and his public duties?." tag: something else donald trump is not saying much about these days is the wall .. he promised to build a wall along the southern u-s mexico border. instead he's mentioned an executive action to investigate visa abuse. stephanie ramos abc news washington protesters are now blaming each other for how a young woman got seriously hurt. police were involved in a confrontation with at least 400 protesters sunday, including . wilansky's arm was seriously injured, and may need to be amputated. her father says law enforcement threw a concussion grenade

this has been looked at for so long ad nauseum. and i quote, it i think it would be very very divisive for the president count /* -- country, end quote. >> if donald trump can help her heal, then perhaps that's a good thing. >> well, just hours after that comment from senior adviser kellyanne conway, president-elect trump told "the new york times" he's not taking a clinton investigation off the table. it's not off the table. the president-elect told "the times" he'll keep an open mind on climate change, which he used to call a hoax, but no more. so if you want the president-elect to believe climate change is a hoax, he said that on the record. and today he admitted, quote, he does see some connectivity between human activity and global warming, end quote. which could make it not a hoax, so if that's what you prefer, that is also now available to you. during this interview, donald trump also distanced himself from the so-called alt-right movement. it was a movement that he said did not exist, and over which steve bannon had no contr

ad nauseum i would say.ew up a little thing. >> the problem, yes, we can disagree this is over coddling of college students. i personally agree you can argue that the fact of the matter not taking away from state funding, infrastructure or security threat. i think it is insubstantial for a conservative official, for any official to focus so much time on it. david: i think it is going to die out. >> it will. david: emily, fred, thank you. melissa: banned from the firehouse. why the fdny says no photos of our new p.e.t. elect. that -- president-elect. that is coming up. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. ...one of many pieces in my i havlife.hma... so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adult

>> what will be studied in political science ad nauseum, is the effect or lack of a effect of a field organization on turn-out. it is acknowledged and it is true that the clinton campaign had as fine an operation as you could possibly have. >> a sterling ground game. >> and it was. it was a sterling ground -- and tlu trump had none. he didn't even put one together. >> but don't stop there. he didn't really have any of the traditional jobs on a campaign either, the traditional headquarters. >> he didn't have tv ads. i was watching all during the ball game during the world series. hillary's ads were really good. the little kids watching the bad language, i thought, this was dynamite stuff. the imitation of the daisy actress -- >> they had arguably the most successful convention in modern political history. >> yes. >> according to nate silver, they won the debates by more than any candidate had ever won the three debates. and yet 100 million people, 90 million people watching the debates. if you took the execution of things that we as commentators or political consultants or the markers

it just didn't get through because the media never showed her speeches, you know, ad nauseum every timed speak, she didn't get attention for talking about -- you just played a clip, i forget who was speaking, one of my friends, we're all friends, was saying she didn't have a message. her mouth is saying wall street, bankers, hedge funds. she was making a populist pitch. people didn't hear it. we can blame her, but we also have to blame the media and some of our lefty friends who chose to depict her as evil incarnate. >> we're going to go in on ourselves as members of the media a little bit later on. this is a tease. we are going to talk about the media's role and i think they played a huge role and not a very positive one and to this point, you had elizabeth warren, the other populist hero of the wing of the democratic party come out quickly and make overtures to donald trump as well and to joan's point about the centering of the white working class again in this conversation, this is elizabeth warren talking with our good friend rachel maddow on thursday. >> there are a lot of places w