he loves soccer. >> ari, why do you love baseball so much. ? >> that he's a member of the team he attends practices, games and events. until it's his turn to step on the field. his favorite player is legendary red sox left fielder ted williams. >>> coming up, the pats are back after a bye-week. we'll tell you who you should start and sit. >> i have russell wilson as my fantasy quarterback against the patriots. forecast for the game up next. >>> police search for a suspect attacked walking to a bus stop this morning. >> a sheeting in he's ton leaves a man in critical condition as authorities search for the at longhorn, tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. >>> sunshine back with us tomorrow. tomorrow is a windy day. s occasionally over 30 miles per hour. that's tied to a cold front. not really all that cold tomorrow. but saturday is chilly. saturday will be the colder of the two weekend days. as w

ari has a point. i'm not sure i would throw it away and say we're not going to do the briefings anymore. but i do think when it comes to reporting, real straight reporting, there are networks and i think you named one, cnn, sean, that is so far in the tank for the democrats, so far in the tank for political correctness -- do you know how pathetic they are? i just got an e-mail from some kid, i guess he's a reporter for cnn, who went to dartmouth college to go through old copies to have dartmouth review to write a piece or do a piece -- >> on you? >> on what i wrote about as editor of the dartmouth review 30-plus years ago. i mean, this is -- yeah, i also short sheeted kids' beds at camp. >> romney was a bully in high school, remember that in 2012? >> they're dispatching reporters to interview professors in their 80s that i wrote columns about. this is what it is. we have all of these problems with isis and immigration and they're going back to dartmouth library. it's the funniest thing -- >> laura, yo

i think ari has a point. i don't know should sort of throw it away and say we're not doing briefings anymore, but i do think when it comes to reporting, real straight reporting, there are networks and i think you named one, cnn, sean, that is so far in the tank for the democrats, so far in the tank for political correctness. do you know how pathetic they are? i just got an e-mail from a kid who i guess is a reporter for cnn who went to dartmouth college to go through old copies of the dartmouth review to like, you know, write a piece on or do a piece, i don't know, about what i wrote about as editor of the dartmouth review 30 plus years ago. >> on you. >> yeah. i also short sheeted kids' beds at camp, you know. i toilet papered people's houses at halloween. >> was a bully in high school. >> yeah. sean, they're dispatching reporters to interview professors in their 80s i wrote columns about. this is what it is. we have all of these problems with isis and immigration and they're going back to like dartmouth lib

no wonder ari schultz is the kid with the home run smile. because ari loves baseball. really loves it. you've got quite an arm there. in fact, he's been swinging a bat since he was a toddler, but he was always pretty good in and all this despite the hit to his health he's been living with all his life. he's been through open heart surgery multiple times already. >> the toughest part is living a normal life, playing sports, we're waiting for a new heart, which he needs one. >> reporter: and yet that grin is always there. >> he wakes up and says, i'm going to play every sport today, and he will. >> reporter: and it was really there when he met the ball players of assumption college team impact that grants wishes to kids with chronic medical challenges. and so what they did was sign him. yeah, kind of make-believe but not for ari. so how cool was this, huh? >> wow, cool. >> reporter: here's what ari's waiting for now, a heart transplant. the next chapter for this future ball star who has so much heart already. john donvan, abc news. >> we salute ari for being "america str

upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. rain and snow chances are at their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then drop 4pm. after that, the front will have passed and we will begin a if the 2-15 will open on time. that opening was set for 5-am marissa kynaston is in live drive right now. mariss adlib construction crews shut the roadway down in both directions over the weekend-- that was the 215 at the airport connector-- from exit 10-- to warm springs. crews were putting in a flyover offramp positioned right over the freeway. police say his girlfriend is the police say the man was driving and east lake mead last night. investigators believe the two got into an argument..and that's when they say the woman pulled out a gun and shot the man one time. the woman asked a neighbor to call police and she surrendered as soon as they arrived. the man was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. v breakin

narrator: : ari seirlis'' sloga- "b"buckle up, we don'n't want nw members."rticularly persuasive e about distracted driving, esespecially because of celell phones. ari: why did i make that callll baback to the office, and here'm lyiing with a broken neck ''caue i got i into a crrash 'cause i t distractcted, and i i had a cra? was it worth making the call? the answer's no. narrator: it's estimated that through loss of earnings and direct costs to the government, south africicloses 10% % of its gdgdeach year to road crarashes. ari: if you become spinal cord injured in south africa, and you have no resources, you become completely dependent on the state. it's gonna cost the state millions. who funds the state? the taxpayers. second of all, if you're working, and you participapate in distracted drivining, and you d don't uuser seatbelt, and you crash, you now can't go back to the workplace. the country cannot afford this amount of road crashes. we've got to stop it somehow. [mususic] narrator: south africa's rate of road fatalities is the second highest in africa

ari wowed them at tryouts a few weeks ago. >> ari showed the skill and determination that any college coach would love to have on their rostered on on their side. he as a great swing. a very high baseball i.q. he ran circles around our team when it came to conditioning and how much he hustled on and off the field. report t draft was made possible by a local nonprofit team impact. the organization based in boston drafts kids with life-threatening chronic >> this is perfect for ari. because of the experience that you guys will allow him to have. >> reporter: ari has congestive heart failure. he has been on the waitlist for a heart transplant for more than 90 days. he has had three open heart surgeries and 12 different procedures. including two surgeries before evidence even born. this opportunity means a lot to their family and to little sports fans. >> all this kid wants to do is play sports. he loves baseball. he loves football. he loves soccer. >> ari, why do you love baseball so much? >> reporter: now that ari is a member of the team, he will attend practices, games, and events. >>

>> i think ari is right.lly want to repeal this until he's got a replacement that's going to be in place. you can't leave everything fall apart here for several months. you can't leave a gap there and the challenge is going to be that donald trump has laid out some principles but basically where he wants to go. it's a complicated process and there are a lot of incredibly important details. what do you do with those 20 million people? what about the kids who are living at home with their parents, on their parent's plan. you know, what do you do about subsidies. where do you get the money and all these things. there's some very funny problems. i would think ari, he would point some sort of action task force with a 90-day deadline to come up with a plan, maybe get it started during the transition with the new hhs chief and some others. but he -- and he's got some people on the hill. i would think with some sort of executive task force with some folks on the medical community, come up with a plan and i do think i

>> absolutely shocking, ari. we're in a diner. all people including republican strategists, clinton's ground game was so much stronger than donald trump's in the ground game. particularly in areas where she was supposed to do so well. these are the four counties that surround suburban. dell care county, montgomery county, bucks county, chester county. she wanted those counties. she swept those counties. not only that, pittsburgh and philadelphia solidly blue. i think she didn't account for the revolution that was happening across the country and particularly here in the middle of the state. we're at a diner. we have emmy, a clinton supporter. how are you feeling this morning? >> i'm very scared. i was sick when i found out trump won. i'm scared. i'm scared that the u.n.'s going to drop us out. i am scared about nuclear war. i'm scared about warfare within our own country and i'm not sure that he's particularly ready for the political position. >> reporter: do you think there is a chance to rally around? he is our president-elect a

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ari, you first. what's your take on whether donald trump's children should be granted top security clearance? >> that gives me a lot of pause, don. i don't understand why. i understand they are a close family, that they are advisers to the president-elect. and that's fine and good. you have to make a sharp line when you enter into the government. particularly when you deal with the most important secrets, only the people who need to know should know what the secrets are. if his children are not working in full time positions, they should not have access to clearance. >> is there any precedence for this? >> i don't think so. there may be something i'm not aware of, but most presidents manage to keep -- particularly since president kennedy, managed to keep this compartmentalized. they keep family close, and informal advisers close, but the actual flow of classified information is something that's institutionalized. david would know well. >> david, let's get you in on this. do you think this is likely t

>> ari, you describe it right. it is a case where perhaps nerves are on edge as we're so close to election day. and there's been an atmosphere that has included some violence and threats of violence on the campaign trail. tonight in reno at approximately 9:00 there was an unidentified person who shouted the word gun. that happened in close proximity to where donald trump was at the lecturn on stage. there was a quick reaction from secret service. donald trump was rushed off the stage. what law enforcement officials are telling me now in a formal statement no weapons of any kind were found, and they are continuing an investigation. the good news no injuries, no real crisis here, and we got to see in realtime the training kick into gear for not only secret service, but the local law enforcement who were there as they are at most events. but it is very unsettling to have an incident like this and to have someone shout the word gun when no gun is present. there are really two explanations for that. someone who thought

. >> i want to bring in ari fleischer and kirstin powers. douglas brinkley. thank you for coming on this evening. mr. fleischer, we're going to start with you. donald trump won the election, yet he is tweeting about voter fraud. tonight he's retweeting supporters who are angry with the media for debunking his false claims. what gives here? >> donald trump is different. i wonder when we're all going to get to the point where we stop measuring donald trump in that which came before him. he's much more aggressive, assertive, he's a counter puncher. i've always wondered, if he counter punches so hard sometimes if he hurts himself. he's just going to do things differently, and we should stop measuring him by conventional ways. >> even when the claims are false? >> well, i think you have to point that out. look, i've seen no evidence that there are 3 million illegal immigrants that voted. when he tweeted that out, it made me think, this is one to ignore him. you get used to these side shows from donald trump. >> to ari's point, there is zero evidence of illegal vot

he loves soccer. >> ari, why do you love baseball so much? >> because of my score. >> now that he's a member of the team, he'll attend practices, games and events. >> wow! >> until its his turn to one day step onto the field. >> ari says he plays left and right field and his favorite baseball player of all time is, of course, ted williams. >> great story there, and great weather for the weekend. forecast is next. >>> coming up at 4:30, a story about tattoo trouble. a story after what happened after they offered free make america great tattoos. >>> tens of thousands flood the >>> the first 100 days. what are his major priorities as he transitioning into the white ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. ? at blue cross

ari, happy early turkey day.nks for joining us. >> thank you, brooke. >> a couple days ago when you were on this show we were talking about the potential of this mitt romney/donald trump meeting over the weekend. we know it's happened and apparently governor romney is seriously considering it. if i recall, ari, you said this is nothing, neither side is interested. are you changing your tune today, my friend? >> well, i urge caution here still. the key thing is, especially for a post as important as secretary of state is you have to be in sync with the president of the united states and particularly a president of the united states who is running to change things around the world, who's running on an america-first platform who's trying to put pressure on allies they've historically been reluctant to do, like spend more money on defense so the issue here is if it's going to be mitt romney, can he fully and with a clear conscience sign on to support donald trump? because that will be his job. i'm not sure he can do

help find ari pl home. go to cbsboston.com/wednesdays >>> during the campaign, donald trump promised to deport millions of immigrants, build a wall on the mexican border and ban muslims. >> in his victory speech overnight he called for unity. >> he is not hitler. >> reporter: post election reflection at a small roxbury mosque. >> who would want this type of man to be the leader of the strongest nation in the world? >> reporter: abdullah is american born but remembers when candidate trump proposed banning muslims from entering the country. and after trump got in last night, he saw him vow president for everyone. >> god bless america. >> reporter: indeed as muslims wonder what they'll get from trump, he had praise for how quickly he took to politics. >> so we can work together and unify our great country. >> he did a good job, got a lot of free press for his outlandish statements and made himself visible to a lot of people. >> reporter: but he pointed the same kind of control he had in business. >> i don't th

thanks to support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then dropping to 25% 11am through 4pm. after that, the front will have passed and we will begin a clear of clouds through the night. showers are not expected to be 60s through the holiday and into the weekend but mainly sunny skies will return by tuesday and hold through this saturday so your thanksgiving police. detectives say they spotted the 19 year old's car early this morning. when he realized he was being followed, he started shooting killing him. this happened just hours after police say the suspect ambushed an officer while he was in his car. officers believe the gunman pulled up next to him and shot the officer in the face twice. :15-:26 (mayor francis slay, st. louis ) "this tells you how dangerous of a job it is and tells you how much we have to appreciate our police officers. we have to u

no wonder he's the kid with the home run smile because arie loves baseball, really loves it. >> he's got quite an arm there. >> woah! >> reporter: swinging a bat since he was a toddler, but he was good in front of the basketball hoop too. all this despite the hit to the life, being through open heart surgery multiple times already. >> the toughest part for me is living a normal life, which we are, playing sports, needs a new heart, waiting. >> that grin is always there. >> mom, i'm going to play every single sport today, and he will. >> reporter: that grin was there when he met the ballplayers who were part of a program called team impact, granting wishes to kids with chronic medical challenges, and so what they did was signed him, yeah, it's kind of make believe right now, but not for arie. how cool was this, huh? >> really cool. >> reporter: this is what he's waiting for now, a heart transplant. the next chapter for the ball star with so much heart already. john donvan, abc news. >> i love the stories because it's all about making a dream come true, and why not? if it's possible, w

thanks to support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow rain and snow chances are at their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then dropping to 25% 11am through 4pm. after that, the front will have passed and we will begin a clear of clouds through the night. showers are not expected to be severe but a range of drizzle activity to short bursts of heavy rain is expected. minor pooling may be an issue but for the most part, slick wet roads will be the main the rider in that crash rear critical condition.... police say the driver was arrested for dui... his passenger had a few injuries. metro police are searching for a suspect... they believe this man... is holding up grocery stores and drug stores all over the valley. investigators have connected him to at least 8 different robberies... including an armed robbery at a bank near d-i and mcleod earlier this month. if you think you might know who he is... you're asked to call police. new at mi

thanks to support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. rain and snow chances are at their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then dropping to 25% 11am through 4pm. after that, the front will have passed and we will begin a clear of clouds through the night. showers are not expected to be severe but a range of drizzle activity to short bursts of heavy rain is expected. but for the most part, slick wet roads will be the main concern. snowfall since yesterday to the high elevations could reach an accumulation of 1-3 inches by the end of today so lee canyon and the rest of the mountain peaks should appear white; blanketed with snow. high temperatures will range between 60 and 65 degrees with a breeze 5-15 mph and gusts around 20 so do bundle up! temperatures remain in the low 60s through the holiday and into the weekend but mainly sunny skies will return by tuesday and hold through this saturday so your thanksgiving da

thanks to support from our cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. rain and snow chances are at their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then dropping to 25% 11am through 4pm. after that, the front will have severe but a range of drizzle activity to short bursts of concern. snowfall since yesterday to the high elevations could reach an accumulation of 1-3 inches by temperatures remain in the low incredible! an argument between a couple driving down the road ends when the girlfriend pulls out a gun and shoots. police say she was in the passenger seat last night near lamb and lake mead when she shot her boyfriend while he was driving. the girlfriend asked a neighbor to call police and surrendered as soon as officers arrived. take a look at these pictures i northwest part of the valley. a semi truck went right through a neighborhood wall near azure drive and torrey pines last night... at least one person was injured. police are working to determine the cause. the family

i was talking to ari fleischer. let's talk about what i was talking about with ari, this very public struggle over whether or not mitt romney should be brought in to be secretary of state. i haven't seen anything this public during a transition before. >> well, it's partly because romney's opposition was so strong, it was beyond i disagree with policy, it's beyond i like another candidate. he said in the middle of the campaign i fundamentally don't think this person should be president of the united states. obviously it's going to create a kind of tension we haven't seen. we also have to remember, president-elect trump likes this kind of drama. we keep seeing this at different points of the campaign. i think the intrigue is part of what he wants in this transition. >> alex, you covered this team and these people in varying degrees for a long time. it strikes me that the only reason this is still going on the way it is is that at a certain level, donald trump is intrigued by the possibility of having mitt romney as s

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liz: you got to be in the room where it happens, ari.g with us to share that. >> thank you, liz. liz: ari fleischer, fleischer communications president. here is a quote. the greatest theft in the history of the world. those were words from president-elect donald trump along the campaign trail as he promised to slap punitive tariffs on chinese goods. is a trade war looming between the two biggest world economies? what does that mean for stocks you might want to own or buy? mike holland has traveled to china 79 times? >> approximately. liz: approximatelily that since early '90s. listed as head of nyse fund the china fund. do you think there will be a trade war donald trump talked about? >> quick answer? no. the first of those 79 trips in era when there was young arkansas man running for president and running against a guy named bush and he was trashing, he, clinton was trashing china, much like what we heard you say about trump. we asked chi who was the treasury secretary at time would become the head of china, what he thought? was he worr

. >> reporter: ari and her teenage daughter were at home tuesday night when a neighbor notified them of some disturbing news: racial slurs, including the "n" word spray-painted on the door while they were home. >> they taped the note to the door that also "watch your back. kkk." . >> reporter: it happened in this unsecured apartment complex in thal listen's reach neighborhood. the local naacp chapter is standing by ari's side >> people are emboldened in this political climate, thinking they can say and do anything, and the naacp is not going to tolerate it, local leaders aren't going to tolerate it. >> this isn't just an issue of dean say as a human being, regardless of race, color, or culture. >> reporter: aurora pd says the investigation is at the top of their list. >> it's targeted to the community, and it creates fear within the community as a whole. we will pull out all the stops. >> reporter: while ari says she no longer feels safe, she has a strong message to share. >> you're a coward, and your behavior is not acceptable. if and people responsible, i want them prosecuted to th

i'm ari melber live from msnbc headquarters in new york city.nd let me be the first to wish you a happy election day. yes, it is really midnight on the east coast, november 8th, 2016, the day we've all been counting down for nearly two years. and the voting is officially right now under way. you are looking here at a live shot of dixville notch, new hampshire where traditionally the first votes of election day 2016 are being cast as we speak. there are, we should till, only eight voters there. so we expect this counting to go quickly. and we will bring you the results, the first historic results, as soon as we have them. but we have a lot more meanwhile right now. hillary clinton en route to her final midnight rally in raleigh, north carolina. donald trump also going to start the final rally of his campaign. that is over in grand rapids, michigan. plus the stars out in force for clinton. we have it all covered for you tonight. and we start with andrea mitchell, who is on that bus live with the clinton campaign in north carolina. andrea, tell us

>> cool. >> here is what ari is waiting for now, a heart transplant. next chapter for this future ball star who has so much heart already. abc news. >> already has a big heart. time to check the forecast and let's see what drew has going. >> we are tracking fog in the north bay and dropping the visibility numbers to very low levels. live doppler 7 is tracking the numbers. it is four miles to napa and seven in petaluma and i expect these must bees to continue to drop overnight with fog becoming dense. future weather is agreeing with the white shading you can see on the screen. that is the fog around the immediate bay area. by 10:00 in the morning it is still hanging with us. that slow clearing is going to lead to a cooler afternoon on the way on monday than we were over the weekend. 63 is the high in san francisco and oakland is 72 and 70 in santa roughy saw after morning fog and afternoon sunshine and palo alto, a nice, comfortable high. morning clouds tomorrow and sprinkle in the mortar bay on tuesday. otherwise it is cool and seasonal. we will track

his parents say through it all ari never gives up. holds for him, but if you look at him, you see how active he is. every day he has a zest for life. melinda: assumption college made his baseball dreams come true. his parents hope that one day ari can get drafted for real. ben: new this morning, a dog in florida has been reunited with her owner after swimming for about two miles. gypsy is 18 months old. this week her owner let her outside and she disappeared. her owner thinks she saw something in the water near his backyard and jumped in. she ended up swimming all the away. her owner says she's not a very good swimmer but she made it somehow. >> every time i've seen her try to swim in a pool or at the beach, she sinks. ben: a towboat worker spotted gypsy trying to swim ashore but branches were blocking her way. so he picked her up and brought her to dry land. the owner is thrilled to have gypsy back and he's thanking those workers this morning. changes are coming to summerfest. the musical festival is building a new bike and pedestria

. >> reporter: ari and her teenage daughter were at home tuesday notified them of disturbing news. racial slurs on the door. >> they put a note on the door that said watch your back, kkk. >> reporter: it happened in this unsecure apartment complex. the local naacp chapter is standing by ari's side. >> people are bolder with this political climate. they think they can say and do anything. and we are not going to the threat is more than skin deep. >> this is not just an issue of black poor white. enough to bother any of us with any sense of decurrency. >> reporter: aurora pd says the investigation is at the top of their list. >> it is targeted to the community and it creates fear within the community as a whole. we will pull out all the stops. >> reporter: while ari says she no longer feels safe, she has a strong message to and your behavior is not acceptable. your behavior will not be tolerated. if and when they do find the people responsible, i want them prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> reporter: aurora pd tells us they are investigating all leads and they are asking an

i'm ari melber in new york. we have a look at the headlines we're following on this special election coverage. secret service agents rushed donald trump off the stage tonight in reno, nevada, after there was a disturbance near the stage. a man was removed from the room by the reno s.w.a.t. team and the secret service. it appeared he was in handcuffs as he was escorted out. trump returned moments later. he released a statement saying i'd like to thank the secret service and the law enforcement response and the state of nevada for their response. i want to thank the thousands of people present for their unwavering support. nothing will stop us. tonight the presidential campaign is unveiling their final plans to election day. that can reveal a lot about which side is strong and where they might be nervous. trump meanwhile will make an appearance in that state tomorrow. hillary clinton is banking on some star power to help mobilize supporters in ohio. she's back in cleveland tomorrow with a rally where she'll be joi

ari melber sitting in for lawrence o'donnell. >> donald trump attacking one of the biggest areas of concern