themselves and she is a school teacher so where every afro-american deserves a place of honor in every black palm. the more he is insulted so to me it shows that is where everybody saw the utility but they also wanted to use that but also an african-american history as well last question c-span has come all this way. >> >> the house hopping is still on prospect. >> and then as they came here to new haven as finicky had nothing to do with the gun tracker? gimmicky was an investor he was not the big investor but was not prepared to lose money and he made his money with oliver that way thanks for coming. [applause] and all of your reminiscence and i will be signing the books downstairs. have a great night. [inaudible conversations] and [inaudible conversations] every biographer of mentioned she was with them all lot but the memoirs that i learned that the confederate would track her movements also. the rougher approximation of her travels but it doesn't show the shorter trips. no matter ish-bosheth traveled more than 10,000 miles during the civil war to be whether has been. why? i found the answers

he was most 'recently seen wearing a blue hood sweat shirt with gray gardening gloves and black on the palm. back to you mark. >> thank you so much and the pasco town cown ti work leads to an arrest of a suspected bank robber. walked into the new port richey wells fargo and started yelling he had a gun this is a previous deputies say he left the bank with cash in hand and tried unsuccessfully to get in two different cars. the deputies caught up with him on foot and tackled him. >>> we do have a happy ending to night to tell you about a story of a stolen dock dog. remember this. we told you over the weekend this. yorkie named bella was taken from her home, her yard in st. pete. tonight we can tell you she is safe and sound back at hoavment thank goodness. her family says they received a call from somebody who said they took her. they didn't know who she o belonged too 'til now. bella's family says they are just very happy to have her bap back home and safe and sound with him. and looks like she is happy to be back home too. and tampa will soon be transformed into a hotspot for fans. and comi

this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> the palm springs international film festival just ?? ?? >>> awards season is in full swing with the gotham independent film award taking over new york city last night. katie holmes hit the red carpet in a chic zack posen dress while amy adams who received a career tribute gave us understated sex ney a navy blue suit. >> i was here 11 years ago, and i got the breakthrough actor award. so it feels sort of full circle. >>> mama to be natalie portman didn't win award, but she won us over in this sequinned number. >> natalie is one of the most accomplished ak reses in the role, you would think no role could faze her. she told me playing jackie kennedy is different. >> of course. it was very scary to take on someone that people know so well, you know, the way she looked. the way she spoke, the way she moved, you -- you have to overcome that hurdle before you can even get people to sign on to, like, emotionally empathize >> being. >> can you hear me? i love you, jack. >> the film not only re-creates the tragic jfk assassination, much t

our all access pass takes us to palm beach gardens florida to one of our premiere events. the black enterprise dpofl and tennis challenge where business leaders take the chance to relax and dance the night away to the music of jeffrey osborne that's still wooing fans with his greatest hits. take a ?? >> should be mine. let's help troy out. >> grew up the youngest of 12 in my family. i had to listen to everything they wanted to listen to before i could play my own stuff. i was into motown back then. my father was always like take that stuff off boy. ?? >> i do a lot in my show now. i have been for the last 15 years or s it seems like people are craving that 70s music. i mean, it was real music. ?? ?? >> back in the day with ltd were in the 70s, early 70s, we couldn't put our faces on album covers. they would have a girl on the cover with honey dripping but our faces weren't on the cover. we had records where we had like horses on the front cover. we would never put our faces on the cover because they said they couldn't sell it in middle america so we never got the positioning these k

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palm beach, florida. >>> turning to the economy. today is black friday but it evolved into a full weekend event. this year's event is expected to be the biggest in history. we have our reporters and analysts across the country ready to give you the latest. i want to start in bloomington, minnesota, at the biggest mall in the country. what's the latest? >> reporter: a big trend i'm seeing at the mall of america is people treating themselves. six in ten americans planning on spending on themselves this black friday. the average american spending $140 on personal splurges. besides the deals this weekend, it's also about tradition of black friday. meet this family. they actually each of them ate their thanksgiving and then they met up here at the mall. this is grandma. you drove how many hours to meet up with your family? >> two, two and a half to get here today. >> reporter: you are shopping together? >> yes. >> reporter: who is the biggest shopper? who spent the most? >> not anymore. i'm in law school. i don't have money. >> reporter: people pointed to you. what have you spent money on today? >> f

black friday sales are here. and we're live with the holiday shoppers looking for bargains. >>> and it could be the new winter white house, we'll get an inside look at donald trump's estate in palm beach florida. >>> well, thanksgiving in northeast ohio, a little damp, a little chilly, black friday same. i have details on what to expect. and a little snow to throw on top. festive if you will. >>> disney's newest film hits theaters. the animated movie has an ohio connection. learn more as we go behind the scenes of what will no doubt be another blockbuster hit. >>> from the station that sees the possible, this is channel 3 news. brought to you by universal windows direct. you'll be saying, i love my windows. and now, channel 3 news at 7:00. >>> well, happy thanksgiving everyone. i'm sara. jimmy is off tonight. the dinner is over, hopefully the dishes are done. and many of you are either hitting the stores all ready, or you might be up in the early morning for black friday sales. the doors opened in parma tonight at 5:00, hillary, how's

there was plenty of palm and circumstance before the ottawa red blacks took on the calgary stampeders. >> yes. so calgary was the heavy favorite, but they needed a late comeback to force the game into overtime. that's when ottawa scored a touchdown and then play ed enouh defense to hang on for the win. >> earlier in the game, one of the referees was right in the middle of the action, being knocked to the ground as pla chased a fumble. oh with, no! ooh, get out of the way. ee, get out of the way. he was okay. that's good to hear. >> good. and they celebrated fine and now there's going to be massive demonstration and protests and celebration -- not protests. >> no, party. >> this is canada's gray cup. >> yes. >> with can we just be -- >> down the streets of -- no, they'll be happy about it. >> happy. yes. we're going to shop today. records online for cyber monday. the big deals that are already going on and what you need to know about your browser history to catch the deepest discounts. >> you have my curiosity peaked. >>> and the emotional interview with lady gaga. what she said over t

dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. america runs on dunkin'. >>> the palm springs >>> you know, that is impressive. they turn the edge of 17 premiere into the mannequin challenge. kyra sedgwick and haley paparazzi to freeze. you know, nance. >> oh! i see. >> fake out. meanwhile, there were two other big premieres in motion last night and eddie redmayne confessed he left his fashion to a special expert. >> i've had a lot of help from my wife. she's a very stylish person, but i enjoy wearing a suit. >> fantastic job, hannah. the new dad brought hii fashionista wife since becoming a new dad,,and still missing little daughter iris. >> she just laughs and smiles. >> meanwhile, in l.a. these fashionable parents also slayed date night. sjp in black lace and her suited up hubby matthew broderick arrived for his premiere at "rules don't apply" including their new teenage son james moment and do sarah jessica and matthew assist each other. >> we do sometimes run lines, we do sometimes, but not a whole lot. you were helpful in divorce. i enned up having so much. >> yo

palm tree. a nanny caring for two small children was approached by a man wearing all black, his face all covered. >> he told them, i understand in broken spanish, no latinos here. >> reporter: the man left her with scratches on her arm. >> i'm very surprised to hear that. >> reporter: parent -- parents who bring their kids here in disbelief. >> you're hearing a lot about backlash that's going on and i hope that's not what it is. >> we're adults and we need to respect each other, and respect the other nationalities. >> reporter: police say the nanny is okay. a good samaritan called police and the man was detained and booked for resisting arrest. an investigation into whether this was a hate crime is under way. >> this is a park for all people. this is a welcoming place. we want the national park to be a place where people can come together and feel welcomed. >> reporter: but some parkgoers can't help but feel on edge. >> i think it would sort of make you want to look around and be a little more nervous. a little more cautious. >> the suspect has been taken to sf general for a mental health evalua

palm trees. >> reporter: a nanny with two children approached by a man dressed in black covered face. >> she was grabbed and shoved and told, i understand, in broken spanish, no latinos here. >> reporter: the man left her with scratches on her arms. >> i'm really surprised to hear that. >> reporter: parents who bring their children here every day in disbelief. >> i certainly don't expect it to happen and i hope it's not related to anything. you know, you are reading a lot about the backlash going on. i hope that's not what it is. >> we're adults and we need to respect each other and respect older nationalities. >> reporter: police say the nanny is okay. the man was booked for resisting arrest. an investigation into whether this was a hate crime is under way. >> that was hard for all people. this is a place to come together and feel welcome. >> reporter: some people are on edge. >> i think it would make you want to look around and be, like, a little more nervous a little more -- a little more cautious. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> police say that they haven't seen an increase in the nu

we're already seeing black friday ads, and soon you have your kids' list in the palm of your hands. this year's hottest toys like this one hatching right before our eyes. brian, some were big whether we were kids, too. >> brian: what's old again is new again. ali is here from the toy insider this morning. what's new now that was big back nen? >> a lot of retrotoys get big upgrades this year. you may remember cabbage patch kids. this is the most realistic version ever. this baby has l.e.d. she'll interact to anything that i do. if i feed her a bottle, she'll drink the bottle. if she has to burp, she'll let you know and you have to burp you. she asks to be burped and let you know if she needs a diaper change or anything like that. it has a companion app, of course. >> brian: the old cabbage patch kids did not have that at all. >> definitely. so you can take care of the baby through the app as well or play in an offline mode. already, or is this something that the makers of cabbage patch are trying to do to get people interested in this? >> i think cabbage patch is already so popular,

the family have -- drywall fox 31 palm solver serving those who serve by getting the word out about a need for our soldiers. a local real estate broker is collecting black sock donations for servicemen and women being deployed from fort carson. partnering with the socket to him campaign to collect 7500 pairs of socks between now and you can drop off the new black socks at -- you still have time to help families dealing with hunger and homelessness this holiday season. >> right now communitywide gift card donation drive is underway in boulder. that drive runs through decembe. the city is asking people to donate gift cards from supermarkets, brochures and brightest wrist. the cards will then be given to local nonprofits to help people get flynn basic necessities. the corner. the storm that came through here on thursday last week is still moving to parts of the country. forty mile-per-hour winds -- along with that. meanwhile, our next romans on the west coast and coming into focus. you can see a lot of rain spreading out throughout the pacific coast. this is just the beginning as things will really ramp up as we go through the day tomorrow and into tuesday

trump has selected kansas congressman mike palm for my lead the cia, black man senator jeff sessionsney general. and retired lieutenant general michael flynn as national security advisor. this latest round comes with quite a bit of controversy. in 1986, the senate judiciary committee rejected jeff sessions nomination as a judge on the u.s. district court. he faced allegations that he called the naacp unamerican and referred to a black attorney as a boy >> many of those statements are old but troubling. and the idea of jeff sessions because he's a senator he should get through without a series of tough questions, particularly given those early things? no way. >>> democratic massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is hoping foreign gender di veterans in trump picks sharks urging the president-elect to consider women. >>> president-elect trump has agreed to pay a 25 million dollar settlement over trump university. students claimed they were lured into paying up to $35,000 to learn mr. trump's real estate strategies to success. the settlement resolved three civil lawsuits. the agreement c

republican national convention and he's been very critical of the black lives matter movement so that's the latest from here in west palm beach, brooke, back to you. >> ryan, thank you so much. ma let me bring in kirsten powers from "usa today" and lanhee chen who was public policy director for mitt romney. kirsten, let me begin with you here with the news of k.t. mcfarland. as ryan pointed out, an aide to three separate republican white houses. also had been a fox news analyst. i want to go to you as a former foxer. what do you know about her and do you also think, as has been reported, that trump is going to go through the fox roster for picks? >> well, i'm sure -- he certainly likes to watch a lot of fox though i think he watches a lot of cnn as well based on how often he talks about us so i'm sure he got to know her there. she's worked in multiple republican administrations. she was a speech write tore caspar weinberger. i think she was head of public affairs in the department in the reagan administration so she's been around for a while and she's very much part of the mainstream republican establishment so that's w

palm beach, florida. >>> now to one of america's most time honored traditions, black friday. 137 million americans are expected to spend today shopping, more people than voted, but black friday foot traffic was down last year, and is expected to sink again this year by 3.5%, because more people are shopping online and more people are shopping particularly from mobile seats. it's a mixed picture so far this month. according to npd which tracks these things, dollar sales are down year over year by 8% in the second week of november, but according todobe online, holiday season sales are reaching $1 billion online, an increase from last year and even big box retailers like target say they're seeing one of their strongest years ever but again that is online. and the "wall street journal" points out retailers have been getting out holiday deals even earlier this year and more often. walmart and jcpenney deploying holiday promotions weeks ago and the volume of email retailers sent to customers was up 15% from last year from early october to last week. for more on the big picture we're joined by mariana atencio. the re

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black friday. thanks, anne. >>> i have a list i can send her! president-elect donald trump celebrated thanksgiving with his family at his mar-a-largo home in palm beach, florida. trump tweeted that he was working hard even on thanksgiving. he is trying to persuade carrier and air-conditioning company to keep 1400 jobs in the u.s. instead of moving them to mexico. the company confirmed it is in discussions with the incoming administration. >>> meanwhile, a recount effort is picking up steam. former green party candidate jill stein launched a bid to request a vote recount in the states of michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. she raised more than $4 million for the recount cost. >> the fact that it has basically funded itself overnight reflects the incredible hunger out there among some people to start doing something positive and to start creating an election system that we can believe in. >> supporters of hillary clinton are also calling on her campaign to call for a recount in those three battleground states. so far, the clinton campaign has refused. >>> new this morning, one of america's favorite tv moms has died. florence henderson, who play

palm of their hand. today, expect deep discounts with free shipping on appliances, clothes, and electronics. after a record-breaking black friday weekend, shoppers already million americans grabbing those wallet-friendly deals, up from 151 million last year. >> we almost didn't go today. but i kind of dragged her out. >> reporter: some shoppers, unruly. this seattle area nike store nearly demolished. others extremely violent. a fight between two customers in reno, nevada, turning deadly. for the most part, controlled chaos. 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. on black friday, the busiest shopping hour on the weekend. >> we do it every year. right? we want to get the best deals. >> reporter: the biggest day to far, friday, with online sales shattering records up 22% from last year, topping $3 million, bringing the two-day tally to more than $5 billion. retailers now turning their attention to cybermonday with deals on appliances like this clo clothes, gap j. crew and old navy, 40% off. and target, 15% off everything. and if you're in the market for a tv but you didn't get one over 's great time to book travel.l some of the deals coming io