again, a huge fire in auburn hills, michigan. tonight. >>> new at 11 a federal judge permanent will blocked president trump executive order to cut funding from so called sanctuary cities. those are cities that limit cooperation with u.s. immigration authorities. philadelphia is one of them. more than $1 million of grant money was at stake for the city. >>> new information about a border patrol agent who died on duty in texas. a union official says 36 year-old marty nez appears to have been hit in the head with a rock. another official says investigators believe he may have fallen instead. agents who responded to the scene describe it as grizzly. his partner was seriously injured and doesn't remember what happened. >> new jersey next governor once nearly doubled the states minimum wage. standing alongside other democrats offering their support. in trenten today. he wants to boost the wage from 8.44 an hour. to $15 an hour. last year chris it is vetoed a bill to raise the wage. >>> holiday festivities are coming together. workers t

auburn won the game. 40-17. knocking georgia from the ranks of the unbeaten. give me rounds to see the buffalo, unleashed before white clad usc. 3rd quarter, trojans quarterback sam donald didn't do it with his arms, he did it with his legs. turned back in for a 24--yard play. they won the game 38-24 and clenched the pack. how about alfie the wolf. nevada's performance against san diego state. jewels, go, 100-yard pick six. nevada won 59-14. last night at stanford, cardinal upset washington. bryce love and it is shaking it off and ripped off 166 yards and three touchdowns. head coach david shaw ties the legendary pop warner for most wins in school history with 70. >>> you had a rose bowl win and other several big wins over your career. >> two rosebowl wins. >> pardon. >> two. i'm sorry. >> thank you. >> but is this considering who you were playing here, is this the biggest win of your career? >> no. >> what a buildup. cal is on a buy week. they need one more win to become bowl eligible. next week the bears are at stanford for the big game and first-year head c

>> auburn sends alabama to its first loss. >> but it's not over.t a big one next week. >> and finally, a rare sight even in canada. check this out. it's a moose on the loose in ontario, it made its way across the back yards, busy highways, it is briefed elieved to be abo years old. by the way, it's still on the loose. >> moose is on the loose. >> and we did get this update. the moose still has not been caught. >> moose on the loose, everybody! >> (barber) their outfield needs serious work. ya think? -yo! -hey, guys. -what's up? -you're early! have a seat. vince cancelled. (male #1) wow, i just realized i haven't seen you two since his wife's funeral. how's vince holdin' up? eh, he's still in shock. did you know they didn't have life insurance? as if losing her so suddenly wasn't bad enough, now he's got thousands of dollars in bills. husband or wife, a funeral costs the same. reality check: we need more life insurance. ha, i'm hoping we can still get it at our age. with my blood pressure? i'll never qualify. do what we did, call about the colonial

michelle caruso-cabra repor tube from auburn hills, mich. >> 3, 2, 1, cut. >> today the official ribbon cutting for an assembly plant of off-road utilities vehicles, behind it, the ma hen ra group of india. they also make tractors electric race cars and electric two-wheelers. we came here to tap the engineering experience that detroit is steeped in. why on earth would we bring people from india, with where here to offshore and have engineering talent from the u.s. we're selling our product to the >> mahendra's plans call for 650 employees by the year 2020. nearly all of them will be she says it's been a long time since the new plant opened in >> we haven't had an assembly planned in t and canada and mexico, but mahendra is not worried about president trump's threats to abandon the agreement. >> i think your president is a consummate negotiator. i'm an optimist about nafta merely being updated, but i don't think it will be a situation where nafta is going to explode. >> he's watching. >> the ease of doing business is an attraction, the large market is an attraction. on top of that if you

obama: he's living outside auburn., yes, he is a fan of the auburn tigers, although i did a poll of the family and there are some crimson tide fans here. [laughter] pres. obama: so there's obviously some divisions. but bennie will tell you that he owes everything to the men he served with in vietnam, especially the five who gave their lives in that battle. every member of his unit was killed or wounded. every single one was recognized for their service. today, we're joined by some of the men who served with bennie, including major john bradford, the soldier that bennie shielded in that helicopter, and major wayne murray, the soldier bennie saved from being captured. and i'd ask them and all our vietnam veterans who are here today to please stand or raise your hand and to be recognized. [applause] pres. obama: and now, i'd ask that the citation be read. military aide: the president of the united states of america, authorized by act of congress, march 3, 1863, has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to ser

all right top ranked blachl hoefted by auburn with a lot on the line.inner against georgia in the sec title game. auburn heisman winner bowe jackson notice house. tigers. bama driving. tossed to the end zone. batted around hail hinges diffuse hits the ground no catch. next play. bama going for the field goal. bobled snap tide can't do anything with it. and the tigers are pumped. that drive jerrod stidham on the keeper. 16 yards, tigers up 12, 26-14. that's the final. trust me they are going to storm the skaumd. >> it's so hard to do. two out of three played the number one team and get up again. our guys did it beat enemy handily very few teams playing the football best football we are one of this the. >> we hit our stride at the right time everything is in front of us. >> 100th consecutive near ohio state and michigan met in the 114 year rivalry. buck eyes had 16 negative yards in the first quarter. down 14 until j.t. bare on the wolverines up seks. barrett 25 yards to marcus ball. might want to cover him 30 yards passing in the game because before the

on cbs, matching alabama and auburn in the 82nd iron bowl. a trip to atlanta and date with georgia on the line. our coverage begins at 2:30 eastern. now, in the first game of the doubleheader, arkansas hosting michigan state. b.j., late in the tie game, wow. >> brian: why, why, why. bounce pass here, austin allen, pass incomplete. back comes fitzgerald and the bulldogs, six yards. thomas, they had to review this, upheld y go for it here in this situation. two time-outs, three minutes on the block. >> adam: south carolina over 9-1 word, they're now 9-2, 31-10. and florida, well, they're going to end the five-game losing streak, 36-7 over uab. see arkansas host missouri friday, thanksgiving friday, bring your leftovers, 2:30 eastern on cbs. we'll be back with much more when the college football post-game show powered by ram continues. we were born this way. forged in the same fire. blood may be thicker than water. ( ♪ ) but we've got oil in our veins. ( ♪ ) welcome to the brotherhood of muscle. ( ♪ ) try degreeto thultraclear black + white ♪ sa

if you like hard hitting you will dig this. >> houston: auburn tough to play, you can go either way.a little bit to 'bama. >> brian: yeah? >> houston: a little bit. >> brian: i'm leaning a whole lot to the tigers. >> adam: that's the fruit kebobs you had at summer camp. >> adam: here's what is coming up tonight on cbs. for all of us, have a great evening, see you tomorrow for the iron bowl. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> quijano: good evening. i'm keit elaine quijano. anthony mason is off tonight. they were attacked as they worshiped. at least 235 were killed by bombs and bullets in the sinai peninsula. it was egypt's deadliest terror attack and the first on a mosque. more than 100 were injured. president trump called it horrible and cowardly and phoned egypt's president to offer his condolences. here's elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: here's the al-rawdah mosque after the attack. inside, shocked survivors walk among those gunned down by about 40 armed men who debtinated a bomb near the mosque, and then slaughtered worshipers as they ran for their lives.

>> reporter: if you walk around the stadium here in auburn, and talk to some auburn and alabama folks. you -- it's tough to really get an accurate polling measure, that's why i think it's tough to look at these polls, this election is unlike anything we've seen. alabama hasn't had a competitive race in years. boling has not been done in a statewide capacity like this before, you go around and you talk with these people. particularly republican voters, there are plenty we talk to that say number one they're not going to vote at all, because they're not comfortable voting for roy moore. you talk to others that 15 days out are still very much in question about what they're going to do, and whether they would be willing to vote for doug jones. hot takes ahead of this football game here today. >> roy moore. >> sticking with him. >> despite the allegations. >> despite the allegations. >> is he going to wing this race? >> yes, he is. >> what is your sense from other people in the state. >> are there republicans that are going to -- >> republicans are going to vote for him. >> do you believe

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you have number six auburn versus alabama. these two teams have played in the national championship game. we're 15 days from the special election on december 12th, but all the attention is here. but that doesn't mean the democratic candidate here from alabama is not going to be tailgating himself. we'll be catching up with him in a little bit. roy moore, this is day number 9 in which the republican has been missing from the campaign. we wanted to go around and ask people what they think about this race two weeks out. these are some of their hot takes. >> doug jones. >> you usually vote democrat? >> yes, but i'll be honest with you. if i was republican i'd still vote for doug jones. >> do you think he can win it? >> i think he can. it's going to depend on the women of alabama. >> roy moore. >> you're sticking with him? >> yeah, judge just he's a swing vote. >> do you believe him? >> i wonder why it's taken 40 years for all this stuff to come up. >> i don't think i'm going to vote, sorry. >> it's okay. you usually vote republica

i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community.ther people's lives. together, we're building a better california. first up, van-anh vo has been with us before to show us her passion and mastery of the vietnamese musical instrument the zither. now, she's back to let us hear the sound of another instrument, the dan trung, accompanied by jimmy nakagawa on taiko drums. and then we close with yo-yo joe. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this was a particularly cowardly act of terror. >> nothing to do with the president. >> a giant tax cut for christmas. >> nothing sure kevin spacey for survival. >> the champions! >> good morning. welcome to sunday today on this november 5th. i'm willie geist. president trump is in tokyo during his ten-day trip to five asian countries. the president also talking about a potential meeting on the trip with vladimir putin. we'll get into all of it with chuck todd and

auburn won 26-14. now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back.urning to our story, here's keith morrison. >> he was just the right sort of guy when she found him. bright, quiet, stable. this computer genius so skilled, a multinational powerhouse had sought him out. and now brad cooper was on trial for murder. >> we are ready to have the opening statements. >> it began in march of 2011, 2 1/2 years after nancy's death. >> nancy rentz cooper never went for a run from her house. on july 12th of 2008. >> the prosecutors howard cummings, amy fitzhugh and bob zellinger had their own idea of what happened to nancy beginning the night before she disappeared. >> we think she came home from this party and she had said some things in front of him that might have upset him a little bit and that he choked her. >> killed her then, their theory goes. put her body in the trunk of his car, drove her to that drainage ditch, returned home to manufacture an alibi. why? they started with that shredded marriage. brad's affair. his cutting off nancy financially, stoppi

nbc's ron hilliard is in auburn, alabama. what more can you tell us? >> dara, this marks 16 days until the special election here in alabama on december 1th. and it marks the 10th day since we've seen roy moore appear on the campaign trail. doug jones, however, was out at the alabama/auburn football game tailgating with fans along the way. we caught up to him and asked him about this race and ray moore his opponent's disappearance seemingly from the campaign trail and he said essentially that roy moore is trying to avoid talking about the issues, something that he's willing to do. he said he's trying to focus more on the kitchen table, jobs, health care, meanwhile we went out and talked to the voters, where this is still very much of an open race. it's a question of where these republican voters are going to go. are they going to sit home or are they potentially going to go and vote for doug jones? many of those voters the democrats will have to siphon off. this is what a few of them told us. >> roy moore. >> sticking with him? >> sticking with him. >>

price i suspect auburn will pay gladly for beating the tide. dylan's here with a check of the holiday weekend travel weather. >> hello, willie. a lot of people still traveling today. most of the country like it's been most of the weekend looks okay although it will get a little tricky in the northeast and out west. let's start with the big storm out in the pacific northwest. heavy rain, mountain snow. about a foot or so. gusty winds. seattle and portland could see significant delays at the airports. you'll see probably some slowdowns on the roads because of the torrential slowdowns and could be affected by the wind. northeast, could get gusty. that could cause minor delays into new england. that lake effect snow will kick in. could see three to four >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. we're tracking temperatures that will feel cooler than they actually are due to the breezy to windy conditions. 50 in center city. 42 in the noon thanks to those winds. it's a chilly day as we progress through our afternoon. 46 in westche

auburn unveiled the statue of him. he's a graduate of the school.ht up with him after the statue unveiling and asked him about the race. charles barkley considers himself a long-time republican. he's even mulled running for governor. he backed john kasich in the 2016 presidential election. i asked him about this race. this is what he told me. >> everybody's going crazy over this sexual allegations. roy moore to me, when he brought in steve bannon, should have been disqualified. i don't understand. to me, how can you have a guy who's running with a white separatist, running for a political office? you got a lot of black people in the state who are amazing people, able to run a campaign with your chief advocate who is a white nationalist, that should disqualify roy moore way before this women stuff came up. >> barkley went on to call roy moore himself a white separatist and said he would back doug jones in this race, the democrat. it goes to show what this election is coming down to, it's whether doug jones can pull off enough republicans in the race.

auburn upset its top ranked rival alabama in the annual iron bowl knocking off the undefeated crimsonide, 26-14. alabama will now have to wait anxiously to see if it will make the four team college football playoff for a fourth consecutive year. >>> meanwhile, the sec fined auburn $250,000 after the fans rushed the field to celebrate the team's victory. price i suspect auburn will pay gladly for beating the tide. >>> dylan's here with a check of the holiday weekend travel weather. >> hello, willie. good morning, everyone. a lot of people still traveling today. most of the country like it's been most of the weekend looks okay although it will get a little tricky in the northeast and out west. let's start with the big storm out in the pacific northwest. heavy rain, mountain snow. about a foot or so. also very gusty winds. seattle and portland could see significant delays at the airports. you'll see probably some slowdowns on the roads because of the torrential downpours and the high profile vehicles could also be affected by some of the wind, too. in the northeast it's also going to get

if you're an auburn guy or gal, you will be an auburn fan when it's all over.way down here. >> so that's a no, with a very appropriate football analogy. >> that is a no. >> there is one idea being floated by a republican leadership in washington that is a hail mary, of course, but i wonder what you think of it, and that is potentially having luther strange, who is sitting in the seat now after taking over for jeff sessions when he became attorney general, resign early to kick off essentially a new special election. can you see that happening in any scenario? >> well, a special election would have to be approved by governor kay ivy and i don't want to speak for the governor but calling a new special -- the process would be that the election goes forward and if roy moore wins the election, after being decertified by the gop, that's where it's got to start. the alabama gop has to decertify roy moore, and then there's an election. once the election is over, if he wins, the secretary of state, calls it null and void, then it can go forward. as far as a write-in cand

after it seemed like georgia decided not to bring their a-game to auburn. auburn up big. jarrett stidham, screen pass to johnson. 23-point win is the largest over the number one team in the college football playoff era. 40-17, the final on the plains. number one goes down. mississippi state had number two alabama southwesting all game. 20 seconds left. tied at 24. devonte smith's first catch of the game. bama survives despite giving up three rushing touchdowns for the first time in the nick saban era. number six tcu at oklahoma. baker mayfield to rodney anderson. sooners up 38-20 with 48 seconds to go. two contenders clinched spots in their conference championship games. number four clemson beat florida state and will play miami for the acc title, while number eight wisconsin is 10-0 for the first time in school history. and today marked the seventh time all three service academies have played on veterans day. duke/army. from 18 yards out. and army ones to finish unbeaten at home for the first time since 1996. how about smu and navy? six seconds to go, tied at 41. j.r. os

i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> some bay area businesses have dubbed today plaid friday. shop local as an alternative to shopping a big retail stores. we are life in the newsroom with the event that kicked off this year's plaid friday. >> reporter: this is a shopping event is started nine years ago, but it's catching on another cities across the nation. those in oakland will be quick to tell you it all started right here. shop local, eat local, and find gifts to keep the dollars circulating in your community. it lasts all weekend with live entertainment, holiday decorations, sales and artisan pop-ups across the city. support these businesses so they invest in the community. oakland's mayor says parking is free on saturday now through the end of the year. she hopes he will have a different experience fr

they are followed by auburn, oklahoma, wisconsin. but they will all play on saturday. >> and tiger woods says he's ready to go in his first competitive tournament in nearly a year. he will be in the bahamas. he says his he's not relying on pain medication to deal with discomfort anymore. he blamed a bad mix of medications that led to his dui. >> it will be good to see him back on the links in some kind of good form. >>> coming up, polar bears are converging on a small island in alaska, and amy robach takes us there. others i don't but in the end only one name really matters because shoulders were made for greatness, not dandruff favori ♪ >>> so this is a fascinating report, as there's new concern for polar bears which have row cently begun changing this habitat, moving to a small island a >> amy robach went there to see why the bears are being pushed closer and encloser to severalization. >> reporter: our journey begins by boarding this small plane in fairbanks, alaska. >> yes, we have just crossed the arctic circle. >> reporter: we

next satruday, auburn faces georgia for the s-e-c title. this is the first time since 20-12... two teams in college football lost on the same week. on friday the miami hurricanes lost to pittsburgh. (justine) that was sports... we'll be right back. (justine) ten thousand dollars! that's how much a man in new jersey has spent to make sure kids christmas wishes get fulfilled this year. employees at one toys r us say a man who goes by charlie k... decided to pay off all layway orders during black friday. charlie endeded up covering 62 orders-- not everyone's-- but still a whopping $10,780 dollars' worth. customers say they've heard of secret santas... but not to this extent.(sot) (justine)"i want to say thank you very much and i appreciate it and thank god for you." "just you trying to bring some happiness to people. that's really it charlie kay also gave another two thousand to toys for tots. he did that by having everyone inside the store while he was there pick out three toys to donate. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down,

he caught it. 42 yard play. 16-7 auburn. carrion johnson going near side.a wall, 55 yards, and he's gone. auburn knocked off georgia from the unbeaten ranks. winning by a landslide, 40-17. he's a real oklahoma state cowboy. dylan stoner, 19 yards. it gave the cowboys the lead. final minute, jump ball situation. the cowboys a.j. green went up and got it. for a game clinching interception. oklahoma state 49-42. >>> 3rd quarter, sam donald did it with his leg. 24 yards and in. trojans won the game, 38-24. they clinch the pac-12 south. they got tickets to the title last night at stanford, number nine washington. you see bryce love. there's an old tender ankle. he came back and said ankle this. he ripped off 166 yards, and three touchdowns. stand for one this one, the head coach tied warner for the most wins in the history with 70. >> you've had a rose bowl win and several other big wins over your career here. >> two rose bowl winds. >> i'm sorry. considering who you were playing this is the biggest win of your career? >> no. next saturday the bears are at stanf

auburn and alabama's first loss of the year, 26-14. jim harbaugh still looking for his first win against ohio state. wolverines hosting the buckeyes. john o'korn goes deep. there's one problem, no receiver anywhere in sight. ensuing ohio state possession, mike weber takes the carry. bounces it outside, 25 yards to the house. 31-20, the fi urban meyer -- >> first half, maryland and new mexico. anthony cowan nails the three here. 19-0 run by maryland. second half, mccowan, plies lay-up here. game by 21. toefrs for maryland. 18 against the opponent. the hoyas visiting richmond. up one at the break. second half, spiersd down four. ford with two. georgetown responds. he buries it. richmond with a win. >> hmm. that's a good sign. that's a good sign. >> 7-o 0. >> how about fans. all right. tomorrow, final word on the weather? >> yes. i think this is an awesome forecast. temperatures tomorrow will be on the cooler side, upper 40s, near 50s. notice that warming trend we have till the middle of the week. i say it's all good. >> sounds good. soun