bob costas (voiceover): this is a drama without a script.voiceover): suspect is possibly armed. use caution. tom lange: a real gun. it was loaded. he could have used it. and you can't take a chance with someone who certainly had been accused of murder. police dispatcher(voiceover): there are pedestrians all over the roadway. 10-4. josh mankiewicz: detective tom lange had simpson's cell phone number and amazingly was able to reach him. "dateline" has obtained the actual recording of that conversation, which was not released at the time. tom lange: are you there? oj simpson: just let me get to my house. tom lange: ok, we're going to do that. oj simpson: i swear to you, i'll give you-- i'll give you me. i'll give you my whole body. josh mankiewicz: lange used every bit of police and pop psychology he knew to keep simpson's hand on the phone and off the trigger. tom lange: please, you're scaring everybody, though. you're scaring them. oj simpson: just tell them i'm all sorry. you can tell them later on today and tomorrow that i was sorry and tha

we turn now to robert costa. bob, good to have you here. i know you've been speaking to your sources. what will the second term look like? >> great to be with you, margaret. in recent days i've spoken to president-elect trump, called him up on the phone, along with his top advisers and allies. what's notable about this transition is that unlike in 2016 when he was elected as a washington outsider, now he knows all the players in washington and he alone more than any other aide is evaluating the personnel and possibilities around him and he reflected in one of our conversations about how he sees his mandate, that he has a movement and a base and now a party that's fully behind him and he wants to make sure that anyone who comes on board has his same vision for that mandate and for his perceived level of support. and you've seen in recent days people around trump in the wider orbit are trying to recommend a lot of names, but it's trump himself who's saying to his top aides like susie wiles, incoming chief of staff, wants to make sure this is

trump uttered those words eight years ago when bob costa and i were interviewing trump and he said, real power is -- i don't even want to use the word "fear." that is what we have seen from trump since that day. my first book on trump was, of course, called "fear." because that is exactly what he does. he knows that is what the real power is. to scare people. to frighten people. and that is exactly what we see playing out today.. >> i wanted to ask you about that, a couple things happening right now. there are the personnel picks, i mentioned a couple of them. he is standing by matt gaetz, pete hegseth, and tulsi gabbard. why do you think he picked them? is he standing by for fear. >> you are in your car, driving down the street and your check engine light goes on, what do you do? pull into a grocery store? no, look for a filling station where there might be somebody who knows what to do. trump is doing the exact opposite. he is intentionally kind of sabotaging the system steve bannon, his old political advisory actually says that in the first months of the trump administration the idea

bob costas confirmed his retirement from mlb play by play. he's 72 years old. his last game was during the american league division series between the yankees and royals earlier this month. last month, actually, costas began calling games in 1980 with nbc sports has covered everything from the olympics to the nfl. he will still be a studio analyst for mlb network, and will serve as the voice of hall of fame announcements. >> and we're getting a better idea of how the a's will finance construction of a new ballpark in las vegas now. a's executives told the las vegas stadium authority board that owner john fisher and his family will invest $1 billion into the construction of the stadium, along with a $300 million loan from u.s. bank and goldman sachs. that's in addition to the $380 million in public funding offered from the state of nevada. the team says it will present more construction and financing details at the next public meeting on december 5th. final approvals on the 33 000 seat stadium could happen at that meeting. the a's have announced some details of t

trump uttered those words eight years ago when bob costa and i were interviewing trump and he said real power is, i don't want to even use the word fear. that is what we have seen from trump since that day. my first book on trump was, of course, called "fear." because that is exactly what he does. he knows that is what the real power is to scare people, to frighten people and that is exactly what we see playing out today. >> it is. i wanted to ask you about that because is there a couple of things happening right now. there are the personnel picks. i mentioned a couple of them. he is standing by matt gaetz and pete hegseth and tulsi gabbard. you covered him for decades. why do you think he picked them and he standing by to provoke fear or what is it about? >> you're in your car driving down the street. the check engine light goes on. what do you do? you pull into a grocery store? no. you look for a filling station where there might be somebody who knows what to do. trump is doing the exact opposite. he is intentionally kind of sabotaging the system steve bannon, his old political advise

stepping away from the mic now, bob costas confirmed his retirement from mlb play by play at the age t game was during the american league division series between the yankees and royals last month. costas began calling games in 1980 with nbc sports and has covered a range of events, from the olympics to the nfl. fans can still watch him as a studio analyst for mlb network and the voice of the hall of fame announcements. >> we're getting a better idea of how the a's will finance construction of a new ballpark in las vegas. a's executives told the las vegas stadium authority board that owner john fisher and his family will invest $1 billion into the construction of the stadium, along with $300 million loan from u.s. bank and goldman sach. that's in addition to $380 million in public funding offered by the state of nevada. the team says it will present more construction and financing details at the next public meeting on december 5th. final approvals on the 33 000 seat stadium could happen at that meeting, and the a's have announced some details of their schedule at sutter health park in

we have robert costa, ed o'keefe who have been working around the clock. good morning again, i should say. bob, i'll start with you, what's the latest report from the trump campaign? >> great to be with you. inside the trump campaign today in florida, there is a lot of celebration and planning. there is already discussion about how this trump transition will look. and who would staff this new administration at the white house and who would fill the key cabinet slots. there's a lot of jubilation that republicans, because they have white house, potential control of the house, will be able to enact possibly a very ambitious agenda. they're going over plans for the mass deportation proposal by former president trump to go after undocumented migrants in this country there is a push already to extend the trump tax cuts from 2017, and you see the business community behind the scenes this morning rallying around trump for the most part, believing that he is going to deregulate many of the industries in this country. >> you know, it's interesting because he has said that he's going to free some people

costa rica. and red warnings have been issued in bob bade also for a flood watch. the heavy rain continues out east on tuesday that to weather update . the pod came into the space say that your government has repressive policy is 1st of human rights. it is most important task might go with them in facing realities. what you're saying is that you are restricted by the is released in terms of your movements at the time. that's right. to tell you restricted, don't providing on sense how much with the trip do you think impulse he's right now to ask it seems to be spreading more easily. he of the story on talk to how does era the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder of how top stories, the ssl is there. any forces have killed at least $76.00 palestinians and just over 24 hours. soldiers have attacked areas from the far north to the south of the strip, including places the army told palestinians to flee to at least 12 paramedics out among several people killed in his ready attacks in southern living on leaving others died in the city

bob atlas. he was honored by the department for his 25 years with contra costa fire. >> san francisco is getting into the holiday spirit. tomorrow, the union square ice rink will return for its grand opening. it's the ice rink. 17th season in the square cost about $25 to skate, including the skate rental. the holiday ice rink stays open through january 20th. we have to first get through this election night before we can think about doing all sorts of holiday things. >> yes, a long day ahead. maybe a long night, maybe a long week. we'll have to see how it all shakes out. thank you for watching the ktvu fox two news at noon, and be sure to join us for our live election coverage that starts at 4:00 this afternoon. >> right? we'll leave you with a live look here at one spot in pennsylvania where they are counting ballots, of course, pennsylvania 19 electoral votes. one of the states. many people are watching as we are, as well. thanks for joining us. m t you back yeah. hello, i'm dave clark and welcome to like it or not, it's where we talk. we talk about what you're talking about. the latest hot top

bob atlas. he was honored by the department for his 25 years of service with contra costa fire. >> well, the swingmichigan is getting a lot of attention this election cycle. and it's not just from the candidates. the state's nine different versions of i voted stickers are also incredibly popular with voters, especially the viral werewolf tearing off its shirt, which is on the bottom row. second from the left, six of these stickers were created by students from elementary to high schools, including that werewolf, and three of them came from the general public. some people say they are collecting all of them from friendly local poll workers. they all look amazing. there's the werewolf right there and in our ktvu idea of the day, we asked image generator midjourney to imagine california themed. i voted stickers and here is what it came up with there. lots of palm trees heavy on the palm trees. not too bad, but maybe. maybe we give the kids a crack at it though some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want t

bob atlas. he was honored by the department for his 25 years with contra costa fire. >> san jose is cutting tiesp running a community garden in a city park. the garden is in the emma prusch farm park on south king road. the city says it did not reach an agreement with the nonprofit on how the garden will be run. now, the president of the nonprofit told the san jose spotlight that the funds meant for the park were going to unrelated expenses, including consulting. the group filed a public records request that they say backed their claims, and the nonprofit says they believe the city cut ties with them in retaliation. >> this decision not to move forward with an agreement with the farm park foundation has nothing to do with their records request. the records that we had provided in response to their information request show that all of the revenue is spent here at the park. >> the city says city staff will maintain the community garden until they make longer term plans. the san jose spotlight reports the group was served with an eviction notice and has to leave the park by november 18th. an americ

bob? >> norah: he has lots of friends he invites to his houseboat in washington, d.c. excellent reporting, robert costaut. because donald trump narrowly lost that state four years ago and because it's just too close to call at this hour. what are you hearing? >> reporter: that's right. echoing what bob is saying, trump campaign operatives here in the state are feeling pretty good about their positioning here as well as the head of the republican party who we spoke to, ahead of some of these returns. here's why particularly in some of these outlying counties, outside the greater metro area here in atlanta, places like forsyth county, cherokee county that are typically part of that northern redwall was we get closer to the tennessee border. they are over performing particular in forsyth and that's notable. that's where former lieutenant governor geoff duncan is from and as we know the former lieutenant governor actually endorsed vice president harris. in that particular county, lee trump team is seeing much stronger numbers there than they did in 2020 and 2016. overall some of the broader points you've b