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. >> lloyd: as fox's will car r reports, the president-elect is once again demanding an apo apology. >> reporter: the battle between president-elect donald trump and the cast of one of the most popular plays to hit broadway continues after a number tweets yesterday, mr. trump tweeting out again the cast and producers of "hamilton" which i shear is highly overrated should apologize to vp mike pence for behavior. mr. pence attended "hamilton" with his daughter and other family members. the actor playing aaron burr read a prepared note singling out the vice president-elect. >> we are concerned that your new administration will not protect us, our family, our children, and defend us and inspired to you uphold -- >> today on fox news sunday, mr. pence joined chris wallace and downplayed what happened. >> i know this is a very disappointing time for people that did not see their candidate win in this national election. i know this is a very anxious time for some people. i want to reassure people what president-elect donald trump said on election night, he absolutely meant from the bottom o

car. denver police tweeted updates about the shooting that started this whole chain of events >> that's right. there are a few cop r candidates squareds candidates -- cop cars cars and more as well. we have video of that starting on morrison road near kentucky. there's an area over there have police tell us on the street there that there was a robbery. this vehicle was stolen during that robbery. we're told there are two people ro, hospital in critical condition. police are now trying to locate the suspect who shot that person after they stole this chevy camaro, drove down i-25 at a high rate of speed. they were driving so fast, at one point policest police lost them. -- point, police lost them. they've got a pretty decent police presence. we're told they're actively going, starting their day. if you live in the area, you're going to want to watch out for that. they're pretty much all around here's in several different blocks blocking things off. cheryl? >> thank you for the update. the election season may be over but the bitterness is not. antitrump demonstrations up and down the west coast last night. people lighting cars in different places n. boulder, people are plannin

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the southeast, police say greene fired into another squad car, killing several hours later, police named greene as a suspect. flagging down a d-n-r employee, greene turned himself in on a road in dallas county, west of des moines. investigators took him to a local hospital for treatment. as of this morning, greene appears to still be at the hospital. investigators also began searching greene's urbandale home yesterday. they say a greene had a history of confrontatio ns with police and making racial slurs. family, friends, and co-workers of officer justin martin and sg. sudden loss has stunned them. in urbandale, people came out to pay their respects for officer justin martin. martin's friends were there as he graduated with a degree in criminal justice from simpson college. they say becoming a urbandale police officer was his dream. yesterday, his former professor read an email martin had sent her shortly after graduating. "

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we have this situation north maryland parkway where a car is wedged under a toys r us delivery tru let's check weather kelly. >> kelly: as you are heading out the door temperatures are on the cool side. pahrump 37, boulder city you are 51. bob miller middle school is at 49. a warm sweater or jacket heading out there. sunglasses, you'll need them plater. plenty of sunshine with highs in the mid 60's. >> dana: the market versus been this morning up 39 points in early trading sitting at 18,995 just five points short of 19,000. never been in this territory ever before. contestants on "the voice" fighting to make it to the top >> we have an update to the breaking news we had yesterday morning. same reporter on the case. we were talking about a shooting in our community and now you woman shot her boyfriend self-defense but not everyone is she did elude to the fact she shot him so he couldn't chase her down when she left that car after the shooting and argument. she ran to an apartment and knocked on the door and asked somebody to call police claiming she had shot in >> kim: the comments are disgusting and the trump team says i

r. it will also display same color on your driver to p find you as well. and the aps will be in lyft in cars in january. interesting. another innovative idea. so tonight we have ink can i black out there. works for this time of night right fal paul. >> i think it does. a does that a replace the super moon? ike can icky black. and today cloudy and cooler and heel light. the time lapse and clouds for a time were thick early today. they broke up well. had sunshine. nice afternoon. look closely nothing here. but it's a very end of the time not yet.u see the moon rising- not yet. but right there. there it s. and popping up over the horizon. right here. and we've gone passed the full moon but still pretty bright outside tonight and we're on a coin weekend. but all signs indicate another cold front heading our way on saturday. then behind that we should have a couple of chilly days or at least cool days monday and tuesday and maybe even thanksgiving een eve next week. bottom line is this is a problem. not only for us but a drastic problem to our north where we're dealing with the major drought from

car, killing police sergeant beminio. several hours later, police named greene as a suspect. flagging down a d-n-r employee, greene turned himself in on a road in dallas county, west of des moines. investigators took him to a local hospital for treatment. as of this morning, greene appears to still be at the hospital. searching greene's urbandale home yesterday. they say a greene had a history of confrontatio ns with police and making racial slurs. family, friends, and co-workers of officer justin martin and sgt. tony beminio all say the sudden loss has stunned them. in urbandale, people came out to pay their respects for officer justin martin. martin's friends were there as he graduated with a degree in criminal justice from simpson college. they say becoming a urbandale police officer was his dream. read an email martin had sent her shortly after graduating. "

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r inc. der bring you any new information as soon as comes in. >> homeo outraged tonight after some someone ran around their neighborhood spray painting cars. houses, and signs. >> this happened overnight. to more than dozen people off of elm street some residents toll fox 25 they have pretty good idea who is responsible. >> yes. it was not quite what i expected. you know we can't even show why one of words painted on the side of tom and angela flesher's car. >> i was a little shocked at first. both vehicles and their driveway on elm street vandalized in mid. 12346r789. $600 out of pocket deductible before their insurance company can fix the damage. i think it is kids running around. i do. i hope so. >> i would hate think it is an adult. that's willing unnerving to me. i am yum set but it is come. found kristen she is using paint thinner scrub her grayer damage door clean. kids will talk he gig out who did it >> do you yoifsh this is kids? i think it is kids. probably high school kids there house and cars damaged all through the franklin neighborhood. . no one we talked t who would be but however did is probably young. >> i think, enough ho

(roxsane harden, toys "r" us customer): "so i went to go, they told me to get whatever i needed out of the car, like my purse. so i'm in the back grabbing my purse and stuff and as i'm leaning over, i hear pop. from and then there was smoke and dust inside." they had to call the fire department to put the fire out. this is all that is left of their truck. based on this toys 'r us says it won't sell the toy truck to go. good for toys "r" us. that is perfect because the biggest shopping day of the year is coming up." home, because the damage would've been even worse there. "monday night football" will be played in mexico city. this marks the first time the nfl has held a regular season game south of the border since 2005. the raiders will square off against the texans in tonight's matchup. the raiders will square off against the texans in tonight's matchup. the nfl sees this as an opportunity to reach a huge fanbase. the league estimates it has about 22-million fans in mexico. mexico city has the seventh largest fan base of any city in north america. tickets for tonight's game sold this is the video that everyone keeps talking about this morning.... before the vik

(roxsane harden, toys "r" us customer): "so i went to go, they told me to get whatever i needed out of the car, like my purse. so i'm in the back grabbing my purse and stuff and as i'm leaning over, i hear pop. and all this glass shattered in from and then there was smoke and dust inside." " roxsane and delmond harmon bought this truck for their grandson. they were on their way home from toys-r-us, when it exploded! the the flames shot 15 feet in the air, and their truck was destroyed. no one was hurt. the hardens say they are just glad they didn't bring the truck home and give it to their grandson. americans will spend seven billion dollars between now and cyber monday... and a lot of people are going into debt to get those shopping deals. there are a few things you can start thinking about now before you open your wallet this weekend. be careful with when they pay with credit cards. store credit cards have interest rates up to 20 percent higher than normal. and don't wait til the last minute to shop... panicked shoppers often spend more on hot ticket items or buy things people don't really want. and be honest with yourself and your finances when you set your b

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as the more detailed information ultimately improve. so once the goes r is successfully orbiting in space, it will take a month or two before it starts to give information. we're very excited. imagine relying on a car from the '70s, which is basically what we're doing, and now we're in the 21st century. >> to get that much more lead time about the tornadoes. >> going to be amazing. so you know, i ca it. >> stationary over the u.s. >> yes. >> does it work at night? >> yes. >> it does. so what we have is we have different channels. so it can see clouds and it can kind of see the clouds with infrared. it can see them with visible imagery, also picking up soil moisture. not only that, it's monitoring the sun. >> by the way, i love muscle >> well, with or without the super fancy new technology that's coming, we know we're in for something big this weekend. >> big changes saturday night. right now, we're in the 50s and 60s across the area. 61 in washington. 50 in manassas, 55 in gaithers brg. it's clear and nice, and the most part, nice tomorrow. a high of 68. the time you want to prepare for changes in the weather, a possible. we'll notice the winds really picking up and we'll have clouds across the are

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r you all ready to die," this in the moments before the crash. this ase record. two months ago he was cited for sideswiping a car with his school bus. he got his bus driver's license in april. the 24-year-old faces several charges in connection with the crash, including vehicular homicide. according to the affidavit, he was driving well over the 30mph limit on a narrow, winding road. one mom says she did complain to the school about his erratic driving in the past. in the control room, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: nancy, thank you. now backing away from one promise that he made on the campaign trail. he told "the new york times" he no longer wants to prosecute hillary clinton, saying that she's already "suffered greatly." meantime, a new poll says most people believe the president-elect should stop tweeting. the quinnipiac university poll found that nearly 60% of voters surveyed believe president-elect trump should deactivate his personal twitter account once he takes office. he has said he'll continue to use twitter in a limited role while in the white house. a controv emotional art argument. the painting d

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