some vets - like bob michael - are offering simple advice -"a lot of people got stuck with the obama administration for eight years, and now it's a different program and so like one guy said, 'live with it.' that's what we're going to live with."and others - like mike jaeger - simply hope the debates and demonstrations will take a backseat -"we can put our differences aside for one day to come and say, 'thank you' to all of our veterans." i spoke with quite a few veterans today - and whether they voted for trump or not - they all said we must support our next president to give this country the best chance to succeed.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, connor morgan, cbs 2 news. "nats of singing" today students gathered at penn elementary in north liberty to honor veterans. among singing and celebrating veterans - the names of penn family members who are serving and who have served were read. our sister station in washington has been working for months on a special report called left behind. behind.it's an exclusive documentary you can only see items placed over the years at the vi

. >>> bob corker and michael mc mccaul will meet with donald trump today. corker is said to be among those up for the secretary of state gig along with rudy giuliani and david petraeus. mccaul said to be up for homeland security. >>> trump impressed with david petraeus after being interviewed with the top spot. he is seen as a compromise pick after divisions over mitt romney and giuliani. some republicans believe petraeus should be disqualified for sharing classified information with his biographer. >> how did the meeting go? >> the meeting went well. was with him for about an hour. he basically walked us around the world and showed a great grasp of a variety of the challenges that are out there and some of the opportunities as well. very good conversation. >> petraeus was convicted of a misdemeanor in 2015. he is on probation. he agreed to a plea deal that landed him two years probation. >> let's bring in ellis henican. >> good morning. >> let's start with what we know about today. we know that donald trump is going to have dinner tonight with mitt romney.

today is a big day for commodities am a with bob michaels of jpmorgan -- for michaelses, with bob ofwe are going to talk about. tom: it is a new world. we just had another trump tweet. this is really cool. great meetings will take place today with trump, concerning the formation of people for the next eight years. for the next eight years. francine: tom, if you are going after that we had one of our guests, which i thought was one of the smartest things. terms, first you focus on growth and you are a little more tame in your thinking because you want to be reelected. you cannot do that much damage even in terms of trade. so maybe this is something -- tom: final thoughts of kim schoenholtz right now, with nyu. 18 things in my head -- productivity and the lack thereof. i'm sorry, but that is mr. trump's economic challenge, isn't that? kim: it is going to be a big challenge. some of the things he has proposed are not going to be hopeful. anything that reduces trade abroad will not be helpful. idea of the timeline, the time continuum in economics -- is a tax cut a one-off advantage, or c

. >> a 43 photo captures the bob answer michael while i felt when he received his first orders from the air force. when i entered the air force,ore the vietnam war was winding down. i think most of the cap bat was for five years from 1973 to '78 he served his country. then left the military, enrolled in college and planned for his future. that didn't quite happen the way he imagined. it went well for i guess for the first couple of years and then i started having financialcial difficulties. erved hisafter he s country, he had no job and no home. i ended up at the public library and i remember going and i goosegog led and i -- the only one that stilt had an intake was a no, avenue shelter. through the shelter and the department of veterans affairs michael met ronald mccoy who iss still helping veterans in situations just like michael's. after serving in iraq and afghanistan many return to life in the united states,rn but they have no jobs and few prospects.e the d.c. housing authorityng provides connections to jobs. we're talking security jobs, office jobs, administrative jobs. there's e

diana ross, bob dylan, michael jordan, bruce springsteen, robert did he near yo. tom hang. existed in some form since the truman administration. president obama has given out more than any other president our nation's highest civilian honor. we got more pictures and video from the ceremony on fox 29.com. >> ellen forgot her id card. >> they were like you can't come in. >> show her picture from the cover girl ads or something. do your children know something called pinky? you can try google it you won't find the deadly effects of this new way some are getting high. how people are buying a drug that's not only illegal it's not even meant for human use. >>> kathy orr tracking your holiday forecast. >> that's right. we do have some weather to talk about. it's clear and dry right now but the next storm that's moving into chicago will have its eye on the delaware valley by thanksgiving. we'll time the rain coming up. >> coming up at 11:00 what do you watch before you go night night. new study may have you think rethinking a few things. what violent tv shows and movies could mean

. >>> senator bob corker of tennessee and michael mccaul will meet with president-elect today. up for secretary of state and mccaul up for homeland security? we don't know. both members could just be there meeting with donald trump to offer their advice. >>> president-elect trump tweeted he was impressed with david petraeus after interviewing him for the top job at the state. he is the top pick among divisions within team trump over mitt romney and rudy giuliani. some believe petraeus should be disqualified for sharing classified information. >> how did the meeting go? >> meeting went well. was with him for about an hour. he walked us around the world. showed a great grasp of a number of challenges out there and some of the opportunities as well. so very good conversation. we will see where it goes from here. >> petraeus was convicted of a miss demeanor in 2013. he agreed to a plea deal. >>> green party candidate jill stein defending her effort to recount in three states. the wisconsin recount should happen thursday if she puts up the money. she concedes it is unlikely the elec

michaels, now is bob chief investment officer at j.p. morgan which oversees $1.7 trillion. der's heads in a spin at this moment? central bankers can even act because there is so much uncertainty surrounding the election, and brexit, and the supreme court. it is hard to know what to do with your money. bob: i think it is critical to focus on the central banks right now. they're telling us to have done enough and it is time for other policymakers to do something. if you look at the bank of japan which went earlier this week, there was an expectation that they might to guide the market towards an increased accommodation. they didn't. fed, theyk at the made it clear that december is most certainly on the calendar most of what i hear from mark carney is not we are going to expand the mother bond we buy, but the currency is loose and financial conditions enough. maybe that is enough for the time being. investors are trying to digest all that as well as the macro environment which has improved. quarterly earnings look pretty good. the stimulus from monetary policy doesn't have to

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jeff sessions, attorney general, mike matteo, fbi director, and socially considering bob corker and tom cotton and michael mccaul, duncan hunter and lou barletta. and that is not even factoring in all the former capitol hill officials that trump is talking to. in short, the outsider president-elect is preparing to stack his team with capitol hill insiders. if trump makes to make good on his promises, he will have to help bigly with his promises. tells about his forthcoming relationship with congress. mark: pence and preibus will have to make good. all of these people will be part of the problem. it raises the question of what is steve bannon's role corks -- role? trump's legislative strategy is to play everybody off against each other to move legislation weekly, the pixie has made are pleasing to cap old republic -- pleasing to republicans on capitol hill and family democrats on capitol hill although obviously, prices not fine at all with them. john: they know they have a republican president to deal with and would rather see trump with devils they know than devils they don't know. it will be interesting

for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special ?[ music ] ? >>> this is 9news. >> good evening, everybody. and happy thanksgiving to you! thanks for joining us on this thanksgiving night after that steelers whooped them without andrew luck on the field! we hope you had a wonderful holiday. >> some may be thinking of heading out to the malls or heading home with family and friends. we want to check in with kathy sabine. much better outside. >> christine, it was terrible this morning! the winds were 60, 70 miles per hour! creating areas of blizzard conditions for those in the high cou, powder. finally things are quieting down. so we're thankful tonight. a beautiful thanksgiving evening this downtown denver. check this out. big, bright moon out there. clear skies and fabulous weather unlike this morning when we had wind gusts to 74 miles per hour south/southwest of wheat ridge. gold hill, winds over 60. and in boulder, winds at 58 miles per hour. mu

for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national >> right now from milwaukee. this is today's tmj4 live at 10:00. of us may have fallen into a turkey coma during the football game many others are descending on area shopping malls to get a jump start on the tail holiday called black friday. >> carol: we spent the day talking to die hard shoppers. >> george: first, let's check in with john malone. will we need an umbrella tomorrow? starting at midnight. temperatures in the 30s. 37 at midnight, about 34 at 6:00 in the morning. clouds around all the time, flurries at times, drizzle early, by noon 40 degrees and most of the drizzle and flurries out of the picture. current temperatures are 38 in milwaukee but out to the west a few snowflakes falling to the west. 34 in water town and 33 out in beaver dam. you can see the radar picking up the flurry bands mixing with rain and more light snow but no accumulation out to the west.

coming up in the next hour of michael -- bob michele.tting at all-time highs, we are up 53 points for dow futures, positive five on the s&p. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: been and welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: americas." to talk about. potentially more. futures up 54 on the dow. in the bond market, the stabilization for treasuries with yields lower through much of the morning. 10 year treasury down to base points. -- down two basis points. is what you need to know at this hour. party like it is 1990 nine. all cointreau u.s. equity benchmarks rally to a high as commodities surge. death, taxes and a rate hike. the market is certain over the fed moving next month. donald trump targeting trade. saying he will withdraw from the transpacific partnership on his first day in office. trump: i will issue a notification of intent to withdraw from the transpacific partnership, a potential disaster for our country. david: that is what you need to know. digging deeper into what you are talking about. this is what we have seen in the

for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national >> defensive tackle teaching kids about eating right. >> door in the desert. cop on the line. full swing for waiting in line for deals. >> the christmas shopping rush is on. >> a very special thanksgiving. >> and grandma goes viral and has a special guest for thanksgiving dinner. >>> the entourage on the role. >> we are surprising a deserving mom and giving her makeover you >>> thank you for joining us on this thanksgiving night. we hope you have had a wonderful day with your loved ones and enjoyed of some really good food and of course some good football. >> of a big games today are making is even more anxious to see the cardinals latest weekend. team 12's 12 cameron cox joint is now the dose of cardinals football to hold us over until then. >> happy thanksgiving everyone. sunday is almost a make or break game for the cardinals. still not sure who is going to start where

bob corker as well. chris christie. michael flynn. names we're hearing and reince priebus for chief of staff. >> katy, we know chris christie was asked about this and he's getting a number of questions about what role he might play. what is he saying? >> reporter: chris christie and rudy giuliani, frankly, both of them are not really confirming anything. they're not even confirming that they're having conversations. of course, they would say it would be very honored to be considered for anything. look at how chris christie paused this morning though when he was on "the today show ". >> i am not committed to doing anything in a new administration or not. the bottom line is that i have a job to do to get the administration ready. if there's some role for me that i want to do and that the president elect wants me to do, we have known each other for 14 years. we'll talk about it. >> we don't have the pause in that sound bite but when they asked him about potentially a chief of staff role, chris christie paused for quite a long time on "th

for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this friday and get $500 back while it lasts. now at ten... a roaring fire at a distribution plant ruins thanksgiving day for some eastern iowans. plus... the world's oldest pilot and an a full wrap of thanksgiving day from across the u-s and the rest ""you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the news at ten." good evening, and happy thanksgiving. i'm amanda goodman, ron has this holiday off. a thanksgiving day fire sends one firefighter to the hospital. large flames ai smoke coming from a distributing plant in linn county -- the fire

for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. carrabba's new meatball magnifico. our gigantic meatball topped with parmesan cream sauce and stuffed with delicious melted mozzarella. ? dramatic italian aria ? it's the most dramatic meatball you've ever eaten. for a limited time only. hot deals shoppers are going for for. >>> beware of the crooks watching you shop. eight on your side has a few tips to keep you safe. >>> an explosion rocks an oil refinery, making thanksgiving day a lot stressful for many residents. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. we begin with breaking news. a fast-moving boat makes waves in pinellas county, plowing into a cell , docs and taking out. live near madeira beach with that story. we hear a couple guys have been caught. what is their story? was drinking involved? >>reporter: a lot of questions involving the story. very few answers. i can tell you this is the vessel in qu

for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. and thanks to my cashrewards credit card from navy federal with never-expiring rewards it's gonna be a killer honeymoon. woo! maui!! boom open to the armed forces, the dod and their families. centrowitz. and now it's time to get.shog. coming up, we're taking you inside the stores on this day >>> it may be easier for you to get in and out of northern virginia malls this holiday season thanks to a gift from v dot. i'll tell you more about it coming up. >>> we've got your black friday forecast, and also any rain for the weekend. all that and more on the ten-day forecast. >> announcer: news4 at 11:00 starts now. >>> the games are over. the leftovers in the fridge. for some of you, it's time to.shochl we're giving you hunters search for those big black friday deechls we have live team coverage on the shopping rush and the various ways official are trying to ea

for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national >>> the shopping carts are full over northeast ohio. people grabbing the deals. millions of americans planning on coming out and shopping thanksgiving and also friday. we'll tell you how much they are expected to drop total this holiday season. >>> but before you finish all your shopping you'll want to hear from money man and why cyber monday could be a better bet. >> they warmed your heart, inspired you you, and made you laugh and cry. where are they now. >> and record breaking numbers how a backyard tradition is helping families fight against 11:00. >> we're thankful you are still up late with us this thanksgiving night. many people are already out shopping as the stores stay open overnight. we went out to check the holiday shopping as the season begins. >> reporter: even though stores filled, people online spent $336 million from wednesday night i that's because millio

for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you onpy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. >>> thankful to shop. stores all around our area are busy on thanksgiving night. but lulls in foot traffic are forcing some retailers to switch things up a bit. >>> working holiday. president-elect donald trump says he is fighting for jobs this thanksgiving. but there's concern tonight about something he's not doing. >>> and police prank. jersey shore officers pull a driver over only to try to make her holiday. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> let the holiday shopping season begin. nbc10 all around our region on this thanksgiving. shoppers from king of prussia to south jersey and philadelphia waited in long lines and packed stores to grab those pre-black friday deals. good evening. thanks for joining us. the holiday shopping frenzy is only just getting started. some stores are just opening while others are getting ready to close for a few hours. still others have b

michael mccaul of texas is a contender to lead the homeland security committee. and boborker of tennessee and john bolton both weighed for secretary of state. outside trump tower last night, retired lieutenant general michael flynn told nbc news, quote, i see myself helping donald trump in the government and our country succeed, when discussing a post in the administration. and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, who was often at donald trump's side, is reportedly the favorite for attorney general, which he addressed on fox news last night. >> i see you as attorney general. >> well, i sure know the justice department. >> okay, that's a yes. >>> there's little solace for democrats who will be out of power in both the white house and senate for the first time in a decade. hillary clinton phoned donald trump tuesday night to concede but did not address the thousands waiting for her in a new york ballroom. she emerged wednesday morning in another ballroom surrounded by tearful aides and supporters. >> last night i congratulated donald trump and offered to work with him

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michael, you rendered a verdict. again, we felt if we got a sample, it would be john carpenter's -- bob crane's blood in john carpenter's car. how do you feel about your verdict 22 yrs >> i agree with them. it could still be them. >> reporter: you still think john carpenter did it? >> yes, to come forward with conjecture that it is contaminated without evidence it is outrageous. >> i think a lot of us are stunned. i think we went into it thinking that. what do you make of that as you're hearing it that it might someone unknown to us? >> john carpenter has always been number one in my mind. my stepmother patty, number two. they were going through a brutal divorce. it wasn't huge but nice. no one gained but patty. it was somebody that will he was comfortable with. he went to bed. he would not have gone to bed with somebody -- >> reporter: with a there is no violence in the apartment outside of the actual murder. nothing got tossed. >> we tested exactly what you guys tested in 1994, the same two sample. s. one of the samples, we got nothing off of, the blood was washed off of it. we got a hit on the second sample. you're d

bob: the patriots with plenty of time to practice and prepare for sunday night patriot tight end martellus bennett has a brother, michael, who plays for seattle, but who is out for this game with a knee injury. martellus feels badly for his brother but not too badly. >> you always root for him to do well, but not this week. you know? i do what you do go out there are be terrible, but i do what you to go out there and be great either. find some way to be a c average student like you were growing up. bob: is actually an a plus defender, so it's good for the patriots he misses this game. this is the best defense that tom brady will face since returning to action. rob gronkowski knows that he has his work cut out for them. >> a can cover everything one of their players and they are not scared. i am the only one at any point in the field. you've got to be prepared. safety versus one of their linebackers. we are all good. you've got to be ready for any of them. bob: gary disarcina is proving you can go home again the 48-year-old massachusetts native is the red sox new bench coach . disarcina spent the past few years with the

for bob costas, cris collinsworth, tony dungy, and mike tirico, sitting in for al michaels, see you on sunday night. happy thanksgiving. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national >> >> now on news3 live at prime, just hours away from the start of biggest shopping day of the season, your weather authority has your black friday forecast. >> president-elect donald trump with a message to america as a about the possibility of mitt romney getting a key spot in his administration. >> state of emergency in israel tonight as tens of thousands run from fires caused by arson. realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company >> breaking news tonight, search and rescue officers out at red rock canyon where a hiker has fallen. >> metroy told news3 that the hiker fell from the trail just after 5:00 in the black canyon area. >> news3 just getting this video of a rescue helicopter crew working to reach that hiker. this trail is a category 5 climb which means it's steep, it's very also dangerous. amazingly we are hearing preliminary information out

michael steele, appreciate it. >> you got it, buddy. >> joining me now is bob garfield, editor at large at media post. i want you to take a look at "the wall street journal" front page today which embodies a problem here, right. people are not used to president-elect being able to single handedly make a claim that has an authority. trump takes aim at millions of votes and then you realize this is baseless fabrication. >> yeah, we've got two problems here, chris. we have the problem that the president-elect is still running a campaign and he's running it like an 8-year-old boy and he is -- you know, he doesn't care about the truth or doesn't know the truth. it's just hard to tell. and then there's the way the media cover him, which is to kind of equivocate or at least be in the way it describes his troublesome relationship with facts. some papers and some news organizations said it was a false claim, which is good. and others kind of soft-pedalled it and, you know, we saw that through the entire campaign. things got better in terms of media coverage towards the end of the campaign. but we're not as an

michael lake. you guys rendered a verdict. you and i talked about this months ago. i think if we felt we got a sample, it was going to be bob carpenter's rental car, case closed. i think we both thought that. a lot of us thought that. steven didn't, but the rest of us might have. how do you feel about your verdict now, 22 years later? >> i agree with them. it still could be contaminated. >> you still think john carpenter did it? >> yes, i do. >> even despite what we found in this test? >> it could be contaminated, like they said. >> you are doubting the dna evidence? >> yes, i am. doubters on the dna here. >> look, i have done so many homicide cases in which dna plays such a prominent role. we have learned to accept the results of the dna tests. prosecutors have learned it. to come forward now with some conjecture that it is contaminated with absolutely no proof of it, it is absolutely without evidence that a man's best friend killed him. >> you said before the trial that you believe the real killer was out there. >> i believe the real killer was a woman. they are just ignoring common sense in this entire prosecution, in th

michael dukakis. i don't think he is a bob dole. this is not a guy who will lose i think and walk away.s created something. i think he is right about that. he created this populist movement, very unusual in u.s. history. it happens. but, you know, a generation or two separated from each other. and it changes the gop if it goes from conservativism to populism. i think this, is guess, of course it will be his choice, he can walk away and the movement will likely wither until some younger, newer leader comes along, but i think he stays in the game. he becomes the king-maker. if he loses by a respectable margin, say less than romney did or within that range, i think he becomes a defacto leader of the party and you think paul ryan represents the older reaganite consensus and i think, look, the civil war will begin on wednesday. it will begin tomorrow morning. bill: on that question, then, what, if he loses, what does the republican party look like? what shape does it take? what priorities emerge or continue or pick up where we left off? >> i will give you one big example. paul ryan has been

in defense, while congressman michael mccaul of texas currently the chair of homeland security committee, is also a contender to lead that federal department job. senator bob are weighed for secretary of state. outside trump tower, retired lieutenant general michael flynn told nbc news i see myself helping donald trump and the government and the country succeed, and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani who is off at donald trump's side on the campaign trail is considered the favorite for attorney general. chris jansing live from the white house as the 44th president and the 45th president-elect meet. >> but she's not there for that. >> she's not there for that. we know why she's there. >> we busted her. >> she's so bad. i wonder who she knocked out of that slot to get there today. >> why don't you tell america why you're at the white house today. nothing to do with the historic meeting between the 44th and 45th president? >> did you know, i'm not sure you're aware of this, you're not a sports fan, but the cleveland cavaliers are reigning world champions. >> somebody told me that. >> that's not why i'm here. i'm here because lebron james, a supporter of

michael nutter. he supports hillary clinton. cory lewandowski, former trump campaign manager, bob beckle and radio host john phillips. he supports donald trump. brother beckle, i haven't seen you in a while. >> i just got out of the hospital. this is my second back operation and it looks like it's going to be a success so i'll be back at it. >> happy to see you. >> good to see you well. >> thank you. >> so what does today mean to you? >> well, you know what, i've been through so many of these, you have to say about this, i've never seen anything like it. i live in a world of numbers. i look at numbers and see people who have moved their alliances around. it's a tough one to call in a whole lot of ways. i don't have any doubt about what's going to happen. >> you don't? >> no, not at all. >> what do you think is going to happen? >> on the scale of 1 to 100? >> yeah. i think trump has a 1% chance, 2% chance. >> why are your numbers so different? >> because i'm like a lot of people. i actually spend time -- i was in bed for four weeks with nothing to do so i called. north carolina is one of the big secrets for clinton, t

and the chairman of the foreigns committee, senator bob corker joins us now. mike barnicle, michaelhis morning. >> always great to be with you. thank you. >> so good to be with you. let's start by talking about u.s./russian relations. what do we need to focus on over the next four years? >> certainly aggression in the region has been problematic for us, but look, seriously, we have a lot in common with the people of russia. you've been there. you understand that. and if there are ways that we can build a stronger relationship, i think that be great. they have the same issues relative to terrorism to confront that we do. and i think it's always good when the leader of the united states and the leader of an important country like russia begin on a good foot. so hopefully this will lead to different behavior also on behalf of russia and putin. >> can i ask you about the iran deal? obviously, it's been an issue at the center of donald trump's campaign, promising to get rid of the iran deal. right now, what deyou consider to be the status of that iran deal? the president said last week t

bob. stewart, i have a question with michael flynn, all you work with him at regarding certain people in theted states, for example, gulon, from pennsylvania. anything, didding isause michael flynn said he considered worse than osama bin laden. that, i put say "trump igns up that say gulon," g for fatulah and i grew up in pennsylvania. doing any investigation or will you be doing anything regarding fatulah gulon? u.s. policy the will investigate anyone they believe is national security risk or risk to individuals in the united states and they are obviously doing that as they can.ly as it is a real challenge and some dvantages, like perhapses this ohio state attacker is someone that we just weren't aware of. is difficult to become aware of everyone, but if level is rising to the we think there is, they will be try to deal with that and i'm familiar, i'm a little bit familiar with this individual he mentioned and law enforcement do what they think is appropriate. host: alexander, virginia, line, dan, go ahead, you're on. caller: good morning, question sir.you, the republican party has had six

michael in tarpon springs newly news channel 8. >> dozens of local community leaders would like tampa to become a safe haven for people in this country illegally. they called for mayor bob buck that tampa police officers would not cooperate with federal immigration agencies. >>> a bay area gay couple received what they describe as hate mail over the weekend. john gas could it has filed a complaint with police he says he received a letter saturday anonymous writer targeted the couple's political views and sexuality. he lives in st. petersburg he says he believes it would be a neighbor. >> you can question my political choices all it's america that's what we do. but to then put into the letter all this personal stuff, that's what makes it disturbing. >> police say at this point it's not a crime but they are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> as red tied continues to spread across the tampa bay area moat marine scientist may have unlocked a clue thousand the algae is created. dr. jordan beck beck letter has discovered local rivers could of mexico which helps red tied form. he's conducting groundbreaking research to hopefully find new ways to predict and co

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michael dukakis -- he can win. but let's assume he loses. he's not walking away. he's not a bob dole who will retire. this is a man who as he says created a movement out of nothing. he basically fashioned a populist faction in the republican party, took over the party at least in this cycle. and then the question will be, is he goes to walk away and become a businessman? i doubt it. it's very hard to do. the fact is, he will be the power broker. i see the party splitting in two, at least in theory. the populist element that he is now creating, and mobilized, winning more republican votes in the primaries than any candidate in history. he will have won at least 40% somewhere in the 40s of the national electorate. yes, he is a force. the other side i think will be led by paul ryan, representing the traditional party, the reaganite party, and conservative party. which is different from populist. if trump wants -- which i think he will. he will have created something. why will he leave it behind? he leads that faction and can become the de facto leader. i think the test is going to be, can he bring down

bob -- probably seen this. athletes are spreading the word on cryo therapy. >> they are popping up in the bay area and around the nation. >> michael finney is here with the claims and the concerns about this. >> way cool. federal regulators say some of the claims are unproven, but many way talk to used the -- many we talked to used it to their benefit. more and more people are subjecting themselves to freezing temperatures in hopes of curing what ales them. temperatures in this chamber get as low as 180 degrees below 0. >> i am getting a lot of relief from chronic old injuries, knee, lower back. >> i feel moreen neither. >>ed. >> popular rised by athletes such as lebron james and tv shows such as "shark tank" cryo therapy chamber are across the country. >> i had originally seen it on "housewives." >> this franchise owner opened u.s. cryo their pea over the summer. >> many benefits come from it. reducing inflammation and reducing pain. you will get a mood elevation. >> kevin kramer is the ceo and they could expand from 9 locations to 28. he describes the therapy as cold shock. he said the frigid temperatures release chemicals in yo

bob, thank you. >>> 4:00 206789 mayor of up landis facing charges of driving under the influence in chester. the chester city spokesperson says michael, mayor michael ciach hit a number of park cars and walked away from the scene early friday morning. a judge released him there jail, without bail. he will get a summons without -- he will get a summons for his arraignment day. we did reach out to up land's mayor nor comment but has not responded. >>> police are investigating a burglary at philadelphia city hall. they say yesterday a man who works at christmas village called them when he saw two men climb through an opened window on the first floor. at the time, the police got there, the guys got away. >>> lets go over to chicago, two teens are being charged as adults with first degree murder after prosecutors say that they shot and killed a congressman's teenage grandson. the victim was 15 year-old jeff on wilson he was grandson of the illinois representative danny davis. police say two teens broke in the davis home on friday and began arguing with him over a pair of basketball shoes. when the dispute escalated police say one of the t

michael che. and music from against me! facebook for all things "late night." ? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to billy bob thornton, lily collins, dr. sanjay gupta everybody, atom willard and, of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. ? >> carson: hi, i'm carson daly. this is "last call." we're coming to you from 97.1 amp radio, where i do a little morning show in los angeles. our music tonight is a tv debut, which is always cool. we're gonna do the appleseed cast who have been playing music forever and finally are going to be on television. but we're gonna start things off with actress, writer, comedian ali wentworth who's here to tell you everything that she can tell you about her new show called "nightcap." let's go to skylark in new york city for more. ? ? find your destiny ? >> the whole angelina brad thing is -- like all i can say is it stems from me. if you need some juice, i slept with angelina. no, i wish i did. i dr i would be completely overpowered by the way. i'd be the pillow princess going "just don't cut me, angelina." ? i'm ali wentworth and my show is "ni

finding some people who would talk about that period that michael was just talking about in atlantic city. some very rough times for donald trump. and, bob, you learned a lot about trump's business style and about the kinds of characters he was willing to associate himself with in order to get a start in a very rough and tumble of atlantic city's casino world. talk to us a little bit about that. >> it's actually remarkable because it was a long time ago, but it feels very fresh. and i think predictive in some ways about the type of personality that he is. probably the most formidable character that he connected himself with was roy cohn, and if people don't remember roy cohn, he's worth looking into. he was the brains behind the mccarthy hearings in the '50s. and he was a brilliant, something of a prodigy as a young man and was pretty much a savage legal mind who focused on attacking as much as possible and never apologizing. and he ran into trump in early '70s, and trump embraced him, and they became, they developed an interesting relationship that was both legal and a friendship. and cohn sort of squired him around new york, introduced