need an architect. you might find, you know, you might find that the -- if you don't have a building professional -- a design professional involved, you might end up with something that spoils what you like about the house. that's another thing. you can make your own judgment about that. >> my question has to do with whether or not the arkt tekt should be the owner's representative during construction. >> it depends on what he's proposing as a representative. he should meet with the contract on a regular basis and review the applications for payment from the contractor. owner representation, that expression is usually used for a slightly different set of services which could include what i've just described plus making all decisions on your before, meaning you won necessarily participate in that. we call it construction administration. you would not necessarily get into the construction process. but from the fee is looks like he would be answering questions and that's a valuable sfts. >> before we talk

a parallel concern is an 11th hour release of fake documents implicating one of the candidates in anosive way without time for it to be fact checked and it isn't just the russians. multiple intelligence and law enforcement officials tell nbc news the concern is just as much about nonstate actors, political activists and criminal mischief makers. multiple sources tell nbc they have no specific warning about an election day attack, they also say they consider the massive and sophisticated internet disruption last month a rehearsal or inspiration for the real thing. >> the activity that occurred on the 21st of october has definitely been seen by many in cybersecurity field as potentially a drill associated with the hereal event. had the all the signs of what you could consider a drill to be. >> sources tell nbc news the united states has communicated red lines to the russians through diplomatic and back channels regarding just how seriously any cyberattack would be viewed by the u.s. >> that was cynthia mcfadden reporting. we should know that intelligence sores say they believe in the e

an officer fired at the car. the shooting happened after the officer tried to get the driver who was inside the car to get out. >> the vehicle drove at a high the police car. he discharged his weapon at the vehicle striking it several times. the vehicle fled westbound. uniformed officers from northeast air command were in the area and able to find that same vehicle where they took an 18-year-old white male into custody. >> reporter: we have the this morning. he is daniel richard, 18 years old in jail expected to be charged with several very serious crimes. this marks the eighth officer involved shooting this year for metro. >> kim: thank you for that. michelle has hustled over to another breaking news event. we'll check in with her live in moments. we talked with neighbors near 10th street and bonanza and they are waking up feeling has been arrested. he's a sexual predator according to local police. they picked up phillip white over the weekend. they say he sexually assaulted and robbed a woman inside her home. h

student: he was not only an example to cuba, he was an example to america latina, he was an example to the entire world. castro was cremated on saturday. mourners began paying their respects monday morning, lining up in havana's revolutionary square. castro's ashes will stay at the ministry of defense in until wednesday before they are taken east, to santiago de cuba where his funeral and burial will take place. an historic day in as a jetblue flight an historic day in new york city--- as a jetblue flight takes off on a journey to cuba. it's the first commercial flight from new york to cuba in more than 50 years. over 200 people were onboard the inaugural flight from john f. kennedy airport-- en route to havana, this morning. the airline will be flying regular flights a few times a day from new york to cuba. american airlines also started scheduled flights to cuba from miami today. the world trade organization says some of the tax breaks boeing received... are illegal. the ruling handed down today says the eight billion dollar subsidy boeing got from washington state goes against inter

what also opened up an opportunity for, once there was the decision, november 6 and 2000, an early meeting between barack obama and george to be bush and we began to have conversations with incoming teams that have been named by president obama. iny came in and met with us our offices in the white house and began to have an exchange. it was a very dramatically different experience than 2000 was where we could not talk to anyone. we cannot have to anyone openly. despite how the outgoing tina fey have felt emotionally about losing their jobs, not knowing what they were going to do, this was what they were charged to do, to make sure that there was a smooth transfer of power, that they give confidence to the american people that despite the rhetoric of the campaign which was pretty visceral back then as well. that things were going to move on and move on well. that allowed the president when one to known day what would be on his desk digitally from a national security point of view. there were tabletop exercises that had taken place between the national security team securityk obama. that was

just an eight-mile-an-hour wind in trenton. enough to make temperatures feel even colder and stronger now in philadelphia and wilmington, too. 30s and very low 40s to start with this morning. lehigh valley clear of precipitation. clouds will thin out. the temperature gets colder at 8:00. by 11:00, the slow warmup has begun. 43 degrees, that's 11:00 temperature. we should warm into the upper 40s for most of the area today. suburbs, 45 degrees. 47 in philadelphia and new jersey. just a little bit chillier in the lehigh valley at 43 degrees. breezy this afternoon. the winds will blow out the clouds. delaware, you'll see sunshine and 49 degrees later today. we'll go through the forecast specifically for the winds hour by hour when i come back in a few minutes. >>> first, jessica has the first alert traffic. >> reporter: watching an accident scene in lower gwynned township around norristown road. part of the next lane over, into the shoulder. two lanes getting by. no traffic or delays or backup behind the scene now. again, watching

having an armed stolen car chase come to an end in front of your home is shocking enough. but seeing such young faces -- floor, being apprehended by the police officers. the helicopters were flying above. >> i heard the sirens. >> reporter: so this is that driveway where the two teen boys were arrested. that girl was found across the street. as of now, the teens are in custody but have not been placed under arrest. metro is sort o steps. no arrests have been made so far. they are in custody as they continue to move forward in the investigation. that's the latest from north las vegas, kyndell nunley, news 3. >>> the name of a metro officer involved in a shooting with a suspect this week has been released. >> this is new information coming to you as we await a briefing. news 3's nathan o'neal joins us nathan? >> reporter: yeah, metro just released the identity of the officer who was involved in the shooting. he's 33-year-old officer scott hinckley. police say that he opened fire on a suspect on monday, a suspect, they say was trying to run over an our with his car. i want yo

after an engine malfunction forced the plane to milk an new jersey -- an emergency landing in albuquerques getting them to safety. it was headed from dallas to las vegas and reported engine failure and requested an emergency landing. no word on the cause of the failure of the engine. passengers finally made it to las vegas this morning. >> i saw a very funny tweet saying cyber monday finally a chance to shop on the internet. we still call it cyber monday and it appears it is going out of style but a hot of people are on-line bargain hunting. there are democrats to be had and amazon is expecting the busiest cyber monday ever. amy hollyfield is at the amazon center in tracy. >> they are too busy to give me numbers of how many orders they have received today. they are true busy process. they will have the numbers later today but look what they are doing, just process, orders. it is a laboratory that is 1.1 million square feet in tracy, with people, and they have robots. that is the impress of thing to watch, robots bridge the products to the employees for packaging. >> it will take minutes f

half an inch of rain in boston. half an inch in norwood. to our south, close to two you can see over an inch in plymouth, as well. today we'll see a repeat of it and a repeat in timing pretty much. right now dry skies. you see that moisture creeping in from our southwest. that trend will continue as we head into today. right now our main concern is fog. it has been dense here. you can see a dense fog advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. to our north as well as to our west. we're seeing that fog throughout southern new england. so reduced visibility in norwood. visibility actually under a mile. there i w count on a slower commute here. as you head into the rest of your day, here's what we're looking at in terms of a chance for rain. this morning dry conditions. around lunchtime spotty showers possible. but our best shot at wet weather increases as we head into the later afternoon. heavy rain at times similar to yesterday. by 2:00 we could have bands of rain pushing through, but most likely the most heaviest rain pulls true by the later afterno

get, an active breeze. especially towns close to the mass pike and south, notably cooler versus what we had yesterday, but all in all it does look good. cool weekend forecast. temperatures a couple degrees either side of 50. mainly dry forect. weekend. even much of next week. more on that seven-day forecast as "today in new england" starts right now. >> kris: now at 5:00, the harvard men's season ending early after a vulgar tradition was exposed. >> sarah: breaking overnight, police investigating a deadly crash in waltham. a pedestrian killed while walking down a busy highway. >> kris: it's getting crowded in the granite state. presidential campaigns crisscrossing each other in new >> sarah: new this morning, a special honor for the doctors credited with saving the lives of two boston police officers who were shot on the job. >> this is 7news "today in new england." ism good friday morning, everybody. welcome. we made it. i'm sarah french. >> kris: and you're smiling extra bryant. >> sarah: because it's fri

up to an inch or an inch and hampshire. if we get those numbers we will be dumped out of the top 10 driest years in new hampshire on that one system. the steady rain lifts out later tomorrow. back to dry for the rest of wednesday, thursday, friday. some changes with a few showers on sunday that may signal a pattern change to cooler weather week. >> it will be a busy stretch. >> travel on wednesday, don't do anything to us we would not like. >> and would not anything on purpose. >> a big night for the unh bobcats. >> we knew they would be good >> how big was this hit on rob gronkowski? suffered a punctured lung but a new report says it is a chest injury and is not considered overly serious. he missed five plays after the hit and later said that it was a clean hit and one of the hardest he has taken in his career. college basketball in philadelphia is what college hockey stick boston. and pen. they put their teams to the test. unh went in thinking that they can win. i have a good team and they played like it. jordan reed, the

an i haven't seen an entrance that majestic since my friend met be at the gap after grabbing an orange j of the lius. >> one simple goal. >> yeah. >> i want you to admit there is a thing such as white privilege. all i want. >> easy to forget in 2016, what the media world looked like in 1996, 1997, 1999. where comedy central was still >> we have an honest open deep bait between the president of the united states and the one man we believe has the insight to stand up to him. >> one of the pivotal segments on the show through bush vs. bush in 2003. he knows this way better than i do by the way. mr. president, is the idea to just build a new country that we look better? >> we will tear down the apparatus of terror and we will help-up to build a is prosperous and free. >> i don't think our troops ought to be used for nation building. >> people used to come up to me in the news business, how do you fine the clip of the guy contradict himself? from five years ago. tivo. rerecord it. we we go back and search for it. >> the idea of what the daily show became was not something banging around in

the potential is about half an inch to an inch. this is the first batch headed on out. we will get a break early wednesday and then round two is going to move on in. wet weather on the way. we have that coming in the second half of the day tomorrow and it looks like again the second half of the day on we will see that next round of rain coming on in and this one could develop an inch or more of rain flow -- rainfall. we are about two inches behind on a month. that will certainly help out. it looks like this will wind down as we head toward thursday. we will get back to sunshine, but it will be cooler once again with temperatures back in the 40's. it will be december by then. erika: "man. thank you, cindy. i had of thanksgiving, a lot of us spent a lot of time last week emily: but one georgia couple took it to another level this thanksgiving. they got married in the store. larry and mary had met before, but ut it was after running into each other at the store four years ago that they started to date. so the couple decided it was an appropriate venue for their nuptials. a

i was with him about an hour. he basically walked us around the world, showed us a great grasp of the challenges out there and some of the opportunities as well. >> the embattled general is thought to be up for secretary of state. but the multi-tasking president-elect also went on yet another twitter tirade this one aimed at not finding everyday in trump's baseless phrase of voter fraud. at one point given giving a 60-year-old a prominent place on his twiths feed. trump tweeted cnn is so embarrassed by their total 100% support of hillary clinton, and yet her loss in a landslide, they don't know what to do t. boardf of elections certified trumped that apparent winner, pursued her recount in michigan and pennsylvania, following wisconsin's announcement, it would begin its recount as early as thursday. stein pushed back again critics with msnbc thomas roberts. >> what i had said, whenever i was asked, would i call for a recount if there were doubts about the credibility and the results. i always said yes. this is not

of an e-mail server.an alert about a hearing that had been announced publicly. still, it adds to republican concerns. and partying like it is 1908. the cubs won the first series since 1908 and they beat the indians in a decisive game seven which went 10 innings. the cubs became the first team in three decades after trailing 3-1. global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2600 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you. to thering you back brexit ruling. we are joined now from outside the courthouse. for joining us, patrick. so how much of a surprise was this? patrick co -- patrick: i think it is remarkable. rarely has a job in this -- rarely has a judge been asked to answer a political question. i think most people were letting them to let the government decide to the supreme court but it is not so. francine: and what is also amazing is that we have a timeline. it is a between december 5-december 8. do we know how far this cou

but with the traffic back up --- google maps told me it would take an hour an 45 minutes from when we left our news station. aaa reported earlier this week that las vegas was the number thanksgiving weekend. visited our city for the holiday and according to n-dot....60% of those people traveled by car versus plane.... hence the traffic we are sitting in right now with the hundreds of people trying to get back to california. gl 13 an help -- finding this man. he's wanted -- for sexually assaulting -- a little girl thanksgiving day. 13-action news reporter -- marti glaser -- is live -- near west -- lake mead boulevard -- and north buffalo drive -- with more . christopher- an 8-year-old girl and her brother were doing what kids do .... playing outside on thanksgiing day .. thats when police say . he could get he girl alone... - thats when he took her behind the building and sexually assualted her . parents i spoke to ...living in the area say that they first heard about assualt.... from their children.. infact- a mother living near by led us to this condominium complex... where people li

in worcester, 6/10 of an inch, but shirley, half an inch. spencer, over half an inch. warren, massachusetts, also out new ipswich, new hampshire, a third of an inch coming in for you, just about a third of an inch in gardener, about a quarter of an inch. you expect heavier totals with the heavy rain we have out there. that's how hard it is to get a lot of rain and why we're in the drought conditions even with periodic rains this autumn. there's the rain, some of it heavy across the area. into boston, you get a break downtown. wakefield, middleton and beverly, heavy rain along 128, seeing some of the heaviest rain. worcester county, not a lot in worcester gh heavy rain along 190 northward through west boylston and sterling in to the north shore, heavy rain from lowell, pelham, lawrence, moderate rain and that's going to continue right through this evening's commute hand there's more rain on the way tomorrow. i'll show you where that's. coming from and a timeline. >> mark: stay up-to-date no matter where you are with the fox 25 weather app. track radar and get alerts fro

and so we have an opportunity still a couple of hours left. >> reporter: are you getting an idea with the turn out, we're at 72% right now which is where we were in 2008. mark. and there has been a lot of interest in the voters. >> reporter: the county has gone with the last four presidents elected. if there are any problems we'll bring it to you. >> thank you, dan. >>> lloyd sowers is in hillsborough where a were reported. >> reporter: the scanners that you slide the ballots into, officials say several of those scanners got jammed. they say the ballots will be counted and it was a couple of precincts. >> voters here get national hillsborough votes for the winners. it's on the i-4 corridor that you go democrat or republican so it is a battle ground. we meet a couple of people in a politically divided house. >> donald trump. >> unlike your wife, unlike my wife. we have a difference of opinion. i said have you voted? it's their our future, our country. >> she voted for clinton; he voted for trump. it should be an interesting election night. one more problem. fish hop ranch. slow voting.

maryland and close to a third of an inof an hour for new castle county. some areas of rainfall will be heavier than others, on and off today. temperatures will be on the rise. a warm one. we're starting off warm and the temperatures are climbing just a bit. we're seeing a light wind at 6 miles an hour in the suburbs. gusty winds will warm temperatures into the 60s for most locales and lehigh is at 57 this afternoon. unusually warm and very wet today. i'll go through the forecasts hour hour. first jessica boyington is watching the roads on a tuesday morning. >>> in new castle in delaware just around route 13 creating a backup on the delaware memorial bridge. you can see that moving into delaware. they are diverting traffic off around route 9 so we're seeing big delays there. expect some detours and delays if you're heading into delaware from new jersey this morning. right before receville road seeing some delays. here is 78 in the lehigh valley. looks like roads are a little damp as well. septa dealing with 20-minute delays. trains are seeing ten-minute de

he's an advocate for doctors. he's also an advocate for patients. i think that this may seem like an unenviable job to us. he knows it inside and out. >> there will be a lot of people that will be impacted on this. some people were talking about the time line saying this needs to be one of the first things especially in terms of having an ultimate plan. >> that's right. remember he also hundreds the house budget committee. one of the things we are hearing is they would have to dismantle the law through budget reconciliation. it is not going to be that quick. it could take 6 to 9 months to get much movement on it. >> let's talk about some of the other drama going on right now which is the recounts happening. jill steioning pennsylvania to recount there. obviously we have wisconsin recount that is already underway. what is the end game here? >> honestly i think it is for jill stein to get a lot of public relations help with the green party as the democratic party tries to rebuild the democratic party pants a piece of the action. the clinton campaign i

couldn't do an interview with her. was there for about an hour and there were about five or six hugs. so she's found something that goes beyond even a grandparent thing. >> i love her mother encouraging it too. i love that, she gets to go see him once a week. >> yeah, beautiful story. >> really, really nice. >> another box of tissues, mr. hartman. fashion icon tom ford believes directing movies like "nocturnal anim animals" is more expressive than the most challenging part of making his new movie, but, verye valley and near freezing outside the valley just as we expected. ............. the winds have calmed down but the cold has set in. the afternoons will stay a little below normal for now.... with highs in the low 60s today...but then a warm up through the weekend to around 70 by sunday, with clouds showing >>> designer tom ford is an icon ? >>> designer tom ford is an icon in the fashion world, after more than a decade of rebuilding brands like gucci and yves st. laurent, he created his own know, an award winning fi

ohio state university u sent an alert on campus that said there is an active shooter ton campus. just a few minutes ago at the top of broadcast, we were told seven people had been injure and taken to area hospitals we are still working to find out the extent of their injuries. we do not know if they were shot. now, right now, we're look iingt a live look from the campus in columbus, ohio. the university sent out several tweeting telling students to shelter in place, telling students to run, fight or hide. get out of view from the shooter and at last resort sort, take action and fight back if life is in imminent danger. we are taking various looks from columbus, ohio. we have our affiliate nbc cameras on the scene an we've been gathering a bumpbl of information from our reporters who was close to the action. thr multiple federal agencies responding as we speak. this is the nation's third largest university with about 65,000 stupts. here's what one told television stations a short time ago about what he encountered. >> i was going to class and just people were running. and was nerv

in 2003, they step on to an escalator and into an ordeal. the conveyor suddenly speeds up. >> the most significant sensory input was a sound, like a thunking sound, i still remember very clearly after that sound the escalator started to speed up and a realization of horror that it was suddenly accelerating. >> you're a father with young kids on a run away escalator, what split second decision should you make? a a, grab your kids and jump over the side railing, grab your kids and run back up the us cescalato the top. in this case, going against the flow is a no go, as run away escalators follow gravity down. >> the speed is great enough in a run away situation, that you really can't run up the stairs, you might grab a child and hold the child to reduce the impact or the affect on them when you hit the bottom. >> option c is out, standing near the top of the escalator with no time to think, payton picks option a. >> it was pretty much a bolt, in terms of holding the handrail and jumping feet up on the space between the escalator units and my s

they are desperate for an answer. repeat, we are doing preparations necessary for the point of which we will start the complex negotiations with the european union. department that the in the european union. a friend is doing a job there. i have to say to the right honorable gentleman, from the confusion he has in relations to brexit, it is yet another example where labor talks, we act. we are getting on with the job, he is not for the job. [booing] caller: that was exciting, wasn't it? i say to the: honorable gentlemen,, yourself man.- calm yourself sits an example to all members of the house. i don't wish to promote anymore division on that bench. these are the most complex set of negotiations ever undertaken by this country. the civil service has been cut down to its lowest level since before the world war. the prime minister ought to be coming up with a serious plan. when the supreme court's meet, if it decides to uphold the decision of the high court, will the lord chancellor this time defend our independent judi

emily: a search for answers after an assault on an ohio campus. the warning before the attack and what we are learning about the suspect. randy: new moves from president-elecdo overseas. and the big announcements that could come today on the eye. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. emily: and more breaking news now. an officer-involved shooting on the lynn way under investigation right now. this is video just in from our crew on the scene. we'll have an update for you ahead. first, cold temperatures, icy conditions, really a soaking for fitzgibbon. she has the impact this morning. cindy: we're watching outside of 495 northern worcester county, southern new hampshire until 10:00 a.m., freezing rain could make things a little bit slippery, so if you are out this way, you do need to use caution heading out this morning. the reason, of course, the temperatures running in the upper 20's and lower 30's. boston closer to 40 degrees. in areas south of town, we do have cold pockets, but loo

an offset costs.i think this administration could be open to innovative ideas. andrew whoa is an economist at m.i.t. and a fellow at the milken institute and his work on the concept which essentially is mortgage for medicine. i think going forward we don't have to view the solution to the problem of price of drugs by simply looking at price controls but rather look at innovative other ways illuminate the burden on the patient reconfigure our system. i'm optimistic that we have an open space here that we as a community ought to contribute to and help this administration defined as the solutions. >> one more perspective and keep you are out there working with clinical trials and seeing some of the research being done. what is your perspective on what has happened in the past week? >> there are causes for concern space on what we have heard in the campaign about evidence-based decision-making and what the particular foci should be that this is not a time for trenching and on those concerns as opposed to

. >>> how an innocent question in a grocery store l to an unlikely friendship. the 4-year-old girthat brought joy back into a stranger'slife. >> we begin with a look at today's ey opener. your world in 90 seconds. difficult guy to work for but much more importantly, he is not a good person. >> general michael flynn given top security position. >> people in the military loved him and the minute he endorsed donald trump, suddenly, le he is gary busey after the motorcycle accident! >> not senators but house members should be saying something about these people who ve beendere csi forab positions. >> when youos t wte house in the leastopular candidate you lose the senate, when you lose the new direction for the democratic party. an officer in arizona is on administrative leave after punching a woman in the face. >> wildfires are scorching parts of the southeast. the region is parched by extreme drought. >> we did not let our guard down. >> snowfall right now. >> the physician blizzard the season hit the northern rockies. >> a ht of snow from parts of the area but th

it was reported that an avalanche of information is coming in. the fbi agents say their an dime. >> law enforcement officials tell nbc news after taking a look at the clinton foundation the case has not forward in months. those allegationles come as clinton made an appeal against trump. >> he has spent this entire campaign offering a dog whistle to his most he retweets white supreme sifts and spreads racially tingeed conspiracy theories. just a few days ago, donald trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the klu klux klan. do any of us have a place in trump's america? >> and as clinton hammers away on trump for his white these words for grand wizard david duke during a radio interview. duke during a radio interview. >> struch for his part had a healthy roster of surrogates including wife melania and daughter ivanka. an interesting moment, melania under cut her own social media habits by telling the crowd this. >> i do worry about all of our children. as we know, now social media is the centerpiece of our live, but like anything that is po

>> a piece just 4 inches across packs the munch of an suv traveling at 70 miles an hour. >> then, six years later, china made a far stealthier advance in weaponizing space. agi's operators initially observed the experiment in chinese, experimenting shadowing a second smaller chinese satellite, until one day, that second satellite disappeared. >> we saw the approach, we saw the larger spacecraft come close to the smaller spacecraft, and then we no longer saw the smaller spacecraft. >> the only reasonable explanation, shiyan has a robotic arm that was repeatedly grabbing and releasing its smaller partner, experimenting with a dangerous new space weapons capability. china admits the satellite has a robotic arm, but claims it was launched purely to observe space debris. graziani and others, however see the potential for a far more sinister use. >> why would you grapple another satellite? >> you could grab ahold on a satellite and maneuver it out of its mission. so it could basically take it offline. >> so you could kidnap another satellite? >> essentially. >> kidnapper satellites, kamikaz

and joe miller is a libertarian, an attorney, and an army veteran who won the republican primary forhe seat in 2010. i'm lori townsend, news director for alaska public media, and i will moderate. we will begin with a series of questions from our journalists, our panelists. we are in anchorage, simulcasting on public radio and television. we will also air video questions from alaskans in fairbanks and dealing and. ngham.li candidates, your answers will be timed. the limit for your first round is 60 seconds. liz has the first question. >> mr. miller, you have run for the senate twice before as a republican. why didn't you file as a republican this year and compete in the republican primary? mr. miller: i was very honored to receive the unanimous endorsement of the board of directors of the libertarian party. they had their nominee step aside. i was not planning on running for the united states senate. i had a moose hunt planned for the week i declared. it turned out to be something that i think has provided alaskans with tremendous opportunity this season to have a conservative choice

and more of an on-shore flow. this weekend another weather system moves in, bringing in wet weather, scattered showers starting in the north bay, moving to the south into the afternoon to evening hours. and the rain just kind of lingers for a while. for saturday into sunday. off and on rain. it won't rain the entire time, but still pretty soggy. and the potential of about at least an inch of rain in parts of the north bay, and then you go to the east bay, walnut creek and fremont, about .75 inches. then we extend this beyond the weekend. after that rain moves out on saturday and sunday, we take a break on monday. it will still be breezy and cool. and then tuesday it is still dry. look at what happens as we go into the busiest travel day of the year. right before thanksgiving, we will have some scattered showers moving into the north bay. and it looks like it does get out of here in time for thanksgiving day. but still the chance of rain in the forecast. and something we'll be watching as many people get on a fligh

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it was an insert in the tv guide. here are the 10 things we are going to do and hold us to account for this. behind them with legislative language. the senate guys that we were crazy, because there was no way we were going to win. and the white house took it as a big joke. it wasn't well known around the country. what it did all of a sudden, republicans grabbed washington, and that became the agenda of washington. there is this moment where you and president clinton had to remind the country, i am still president, i am still relevant in this whole process. at the end of the day, the vast majority, 80% of the contract passed into law in some form or other. for washington, the most important thing to be looking at about what the new president wish list is and what is going to be the focus, it is right there, black and white. it is a contract with the american people. >> the point is made that you cannot underestimate the power of a new president in setting the agenda, and the big twist is whether the new president, and

prince george's county police just made an announcement of an arrest in the case. >> i am happy to announce today that we have made an arrest in one of those two hom we have good, viable investigative leads that turn out to be a couple of different things going on on a second individual. we expect further arrests to bring this to a conclusion here shortly. jummy: we will have more on abc 7 news starting at 4:00. we moved to another developing story. police in montgomery county are investigating a second possible hate crime at a school in just painted swastikas at burning tree elementary school. a jewish congregation meets at that school. someone drew a similar image on a football field at quince orchard high school. there is no word on whether these are connected. we are just a week away from election day, and the justice department is now fast tracking its investigation into the hillary clinton's private server. clinton is filing -- linton is firing back. >> hillary clinton on her camp lane -- on her campaign plane overnight, letting loose with staffers, trying to establish a political fir

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sunny and the sun sets an hour earlier at 5:41. overnight partly cloudy to clear and nice day and comfortable with temperatures in the low 80s. here is a look at florida's most accurate seven-day forecast, nothing but an isolated shower and talking 20% anyway. by later in the week and veterans day the weather looks good. rib fest at lanoy park and staying in the 70s next week. >>> that, you, dennis. the bolts losing a close one to the panthers and how they that is disheartening. tk shows us why in sports and here is jimmy kim canal with on jimmy kimmel live. >>> hello. roberto louengo on the a game and one turnover and the bolts one down one nothing when andre polot and the game is tied at one and later in the parade vic ter hedman has the puck taken away from him by riley smith and would beat bishop and that's it. don't know if all of this self analyzing the buccaneers did them any good. barring the injuries this man has endured plenty of talent on that field that is under performing or plain inconsistent on both sides of the foot

this is an action item. >> commissioner peskin? >> thank you chair weiner. and i was, i know that this was present in plans and programs. and quite frankly i cannot remember the answer. but i was just concerned that we were spending a half a million dollars on a temporary item that would be removed in less than two years from when it was built. so. i was cer yus as to why we are doing this. >> all right, miss chang? >> yeah, i might ask eric to elaborate on my response if i don't get it all. right. but commissioner, peskin thank you for the question, the idea here is to insure that we have a safe and welcoming and receiving area for visitors to the island once the pass has opened and we wanted to be able to have permanent safety feature and there is some of that will be permanent and others of those services like some of the bathrooms and hydrations may be just for a limited period and theyed is to have a safe and a welcoming mra is for visitors and i will have eric add to that. >> yes, definitely. a great q

gusts 40 to 60 miles an hour. you could pick up another half along with this, reaching all the way to wind chills tomorrow morning at 36. feeling sub-freezing in atlanta. and that next system is the one we're watching developing now over the rockies. could cause some travel issues. minneapolis to chicago. right down through memphis and louisiana by wednesday morning. >> air travel going to be affected on this, as well. ginger, thank you. >>> and we do turn next tonight to that developing story from tennessee tonight a devastating school bus accident involving elementary school children. we have learned this evening, there were children who did not survive. many hav b hospital. and here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: 35 young students from kindergarten to the fifth grade tossed around when this school bus crashed. not all survived. >> there were multiple fatalities. >> more than four or five? >> i would assume, but i can't confirm. >> reporter: rescue crews working for minutes which turned into more than an hou

he took questions after an economic summit in pe office and give the president-elect an opportunity to put forward his platform and his arguments without somebody popping off in every instance." the president says people need to take a wait and see approach -- to campaign trail. drake university is considering whether to take an official stand in supporting students who are in the country illegally. the faculty senate passed a resolution urging the administration to protect those students. cynthia foder tells us about efforts to "i myself am an undocumented student from mexico." jose garcia hopes to become a lawyer. he has been in this country since he was 3 years old. "my mom brought me to us at has always worried about being deported regardless of who has could be gone at any minute" to protect garcia and others who are working hard to get an education and become productive citizens. critical legal theory, writing darcie vandegrift co- sponsored the resolution to declare drake a sanctuary campus. "how do we publicly declare support, have their backs, find mental health care, recog st

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president. >> do you have an agreement, mr. president? >> do we have an agreement, sir?eet again? >> when i saw reagan come out of the room with gorbachev, his face was a mask of rage. gorbachev was stiff, the guy beside me said, i don't like the body language. >> president reagan, secretary gorbachev appear to have reached tentative agreement on much of a historic breakthrough arms reduction arrangement. but in the end, the soviets insist that president reagan must drop his "star wars" program to get the deal. president reagan wouldn't do that. >> the soviets feared that sdi was a lot more real than it was, that this could really protect the united states. it wasn't mutually assured destruction at that point, it was assured destruction of the soviet union but assured protection of the united states. so they went crazy. about sdi. >> the president -- insisted until the end -- on retaining for the united states the right to test things relating to sdi. it would have taken a madman to accept that. >> after this, inside the united states, there is astonishment and beyond th

want an alternate to finishing his class. the administration will meet today to discuss the best course of action and he has denied wrongdoing. >> we expect to hear more in the coming days of appoints to the new cabinet of president-elect donald trump. more announcements will come but kellyanne conway was not specific. sources say that former new york mayor giuliani is the favorite for secretary of state, and federal united states ambassador to the u.n. general bolton is reportedly in the running. president obama would not comment on the cabinet but did have advice for the successor. >> what will happen with the president-elect trump there will be certain elements of his temperament that will not serve him well unless he recognizes them and corrects them. >> the team is facing backlash for appointing bianco steve bann celebrating by the white nationalist movement as street definite chief strategist. >> that man running down the stairs is facing charges after a violent encounter at an anti-donald trump profit in ohio state. he

. >> >> an ordinance to amend the administrative code to limit short-term rentals of a residential unit to no longer than 60 days in the unit was registered after 2016 to prohibit neighbors outside of the building at issue from filing a private right of action and nonprofit to fidelity prior to a determination of the director of the planning department. >> colleagues, can i have a motion to excuse supervisor farrell by supervisor campos and seconded by supervisor mar colleagues without objection, without objection supervisor farrell excused madam clerk on item no. 7 can you please call the roll. >> supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang no supervisor wiener no supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen no supervisor kim there are let's see 4, 5, 6, 7 supervisor tang, supervisor wiener and other supervisor in dissent. >> passed. >> item 8 for the administrative code to prohibit the city from extending leases for fossil fuel from city owned land and requiring inspections of evaluation of future used for such land. >> supervisor avalos th

an excavator arrived this morning. investigators are combing the property looking for more clues. >> really disturbing story. erroll, thank you for being there. >>> a south carolina jury may look today at cell phone video of a deadly shooting at a traffic stop. the video shows walter scott being shot by michael slager, a north charleston police officer. he is standing trial for murder. scott's mother said she was on her phone with her son during the encounter and she took the stand yesterday. >> he said they're tasting me. >> slager is being tried by a 11 white joors and one black juror. walter scott's family's attorney said he is not worried at all about the jury makeup. >>> an iowa man accused of shooting two des moines area police officers now faces charges of first agree murder. investigators say that evidence linked scott michael greene to the wednesday morning ambushes of sergeant anthony beminio and officer justin martin. >> it's my son. i could be angry, angry, but it's not going -- i want my son back. [ indisc

reporter: an hour and a half from right now mr. trump will meet with the "new york times" after canceling that meeting overnight because he said he thought thatted been unfair to him. somebody from the times said he will meet with our publisher off the record and that will be followed by an on the record meeting with our journalists and editorial columnists. the president-elect says he has been meeting with people who will help him run the government for the next 8 years. and one of the names on the list we just got, dr. ben carson. so president-elect trump's plan includes proposals on defense, trade and immigration. how much can he change in 100 days? susan, how would you characterize the overall thrust of this 100-day plan. >> this is all about jobs, jobs, jobs. it was bill clinton who coined the phrase, "it's the economy, stupid." but hillary lost that mantra to president-elect trump during the campaign. and now what he's doing is talking about repealing the trans-pacific partnership. that's a direct message to his voters in the

2/10 of an inch of snow. it's not even thanksgiving yet and we had snow on the ground in the boston area. 35 boston. those are your temperatures for dinner this evening. hopefully you don't have an outdoor soccer game or field hockey going on. worcester, 36. wind gusts, miles per hour, those aren't temperatures, temperatures are already saw are colder than that. the wind advisories continue through 10:00 p.m. to the north and wells. 10:00 p.m. to the southeast. through 6:00 p.m. to the north and west, unless that gets extended by the national weather service, something we'll be watching and it makes it feel so cold. 60 in worcester. 24 in boston are your the berkshires, we're already showing that happen. it will be clearing, if not clear already in your town, eastern massachusetts tonight, and you're going to have sunshine through the day tomorrow. nice looking day coming up. temperatures in metro west, 41 ashland to natick. 42 in concord. staying in the 30's in much of worcester county tomorrow. seven-day fo

unruly passenger from an mcts bus... surveillance video showed kraemer, her partner and the man wresting on the ground.. and she said fearing for her safety she shot him in the back. back.5506we're tired of the murder of our men, women and children. thats why were here. the man survived but thursday-the black panthers stood by in court saying--these situations happen too often...and they have a message for those in power 5557 the laws in ameica werent designed to protect the does it oppress ? people of color.......this has to change or we will force you to change by any means necessary kramer will be back in court on november 28th. michelle? a living wage increase approved by the milwaukee county board. board."let's not hold people back anymore. let's help people move on up and move forward. let's invest in our co" community." the minimum wage increase is for county eye workers of contractors hired by the county..starting at 12.35 an hour in 2017 and slowly increasing to 15 dollars in 20-21. 3 tonight: mostly clear. a li

keep an eye on the puck. watch it again, beating domingue, mike smith still on the shelf, domingue getting every start of late. keep an eye on the predators, p.c. subban, an overtime session means we are going to a shootout. vrbata this guy has the patented move, each and every time, he gets it done going top shelf here, coyotes 3-2 in the shootout. bobbi hurley, kentucky on the schedule, the 6'7" senior in transition, nice finish by trey holder, this a.s.u. team trying to make moves in the pac 12 this year. the little pushback and the rebound bucket. back with more sports in 20 minutes. here's marc martinez with fox 10 news at 10:00. >> thank you for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00. it was a wet and windy day as those storms popped up all throughout the state today, those showers continuing off and on throughout the day. and this afternoon, parts of maricopa and is pinal county hit by a giant wall of dust. you see it here in the great shot from skyfox. that was followed by a lot of rain. meanwhile, up no

snapchat has an answer. they are now -- they've now two reality filters and vote glasses with ballots cascading down the screen. there's a hillary clinton fit their includes a pant suit, it changes colors or the i'm with her slogan. >> now to a story i'm sure will make you think of a movie that's underrated. it's something we definitely don't see every year. >> absolutely not. >> a legit snake on a plane. >> no, ma'am. >> look at that thing. mexico. passengers say it was more than 3 feet long. oh my god. that's terrifying. a lot of people jumped right out of their seats. the plane was giving priority landing. that's very nice. they're not sure how it got on the plane in the first place but look at it. it's rough down to the -- terrifying. >> a fear of snakes. we should have warned you before we showed video. on en. several homes hit during a shootout. just got out of hand. >> a new event to end the teacher's strike. both the school board and union presenting ideas but still may not be on the same page. good