hillary clinton was just declared the winner of california, oregon, washington,ing and hawaii. trump declared the winner of idaho. >> no big surprises with those results coming in, but 55 electoral votes coming out of california. that's a big win for clinton. idaho has gone with republicans since 1968. back here at home democrats fighting to take control of the senate from the gop tonight. >> all eyes are on pennsylvania's u.s. senate race so hotly contested. katie mcginty, republican incumbent pat toomey. he said he cast his vote for donald trump in lehigh county tonight. nbc 10's randy gillenhall is live at his campaign headquarters. randy. >> reporter: the mood is tense, but somewhat optimistic inside the rally right now as those early numbers start to come in. senator toomey trailing earlier. i just spoke with some of his campaign aides that say they're watching those numbers tighten. they're waiting for rural counties to report more of the vote, and even lehigh county where senator toomey is from. the crowd gathering around watching the tv. we're told the incrum come bent

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it's a pretty vigorous cold front is already crashing its way into northern california, oregon, washington, montana, idaho. they are all seeing some weather, we, unfortunately, will be dealt sort of a glancing blow. that high is still pretty powerful. it will eventually break down and move east, but it's going to prevent that cold front from doing much more than just dropping our temps. so we'll see some windy conditions tomorrow, and again and that means by thursday the clouds of wednesday will be gone and the sun will be bright and it will bring you to maybe the low 70s here in the valley. so it's going to be cool all over the state as we make our way toward the end of the workweek. so 80 in oldtown scottsdale now, 83 in apache junction, 77 in surprise, 83 degrees out wickenburg way, and how about the rest of the state. we have got 75 in lake havasu city, 66 in show low, 82, and flagstaff comes in at 69. thanks for your pictures, in spite of ron's resistance to the super moon, we thought we would give it one last gasp. thanks to ryan nelson for this first shot. that's looking to the east

if they legalize then you have california oregon washington all of canada is voting. that is an enormous number. it's enormous territory that's probably getting create some kind of tipping point in north america. you cannot build a wall to keep it out at that point. there are 70 educated people about cannabis. the fear element goes away. i think over time the misconceptions well also fade as more people learn to figure out how to use the plant for them whether it's medically or for other purposes. i think the most important thing is that eventually and i think people in colorado already work on this is the creation of standards. with alcohol you know that a shot is a 6-ounce glass of wine you can moderate here and take as much as you want too. if you need to use alcohol typically -- differently you need to do this. it is harder to establish standards for because smoking is not the same as eating. as we all know. i think was of our people can figure this out. that we will be able to see how much we are using and to what end. it's really interesting. people were really

catherine cortez-masto. 11 p.m., six states close, and this is what we can say for sure: with california, oregon, washington state and hawaii, there are 78 electoral votes that are certain for clinton. trump can count on the seven electoral votes from idaho and north dakota. but will those 78 electoral votes be enough to put clinton over the top? that depends on what the vote count tells us in those earlier eastern and midwestern states. >> reporter: given the highly unusual nature of this campaign, it's possible we could witness an equally unusual election night: like one where alaska's three electoral votes decide the presidency, or where it ends in a 269-269 tie, throwing the race into the house of representatives. alison? >> jeff, which senate races are you going to be watching. >> there are a couple that changed contours in the last couple of weeks. in wisconsin the assumption is that exsenator russ fine gold was going to easily defeat incumbent ron john-- johnson, that race looks close. and in north carolina incouple bent richard bu rr seems to run into head waters and i will be watching both of those

of donald trump from oregon to california, to washington state and here in the nation's capitol. we're seeing people take to the streets and to facebook with the #nmy the fall out from this election and how we're transitioning to the trump administration. >> we begin with megan mcgrath live outside the trump international hotel in d.c. megan? >> reporter: we're outside trump international hotel. a few minutes ago, this truck pulled up. it looks like they'll be putting some sort of a barricade here up along the front entrance of the front of the main entrance. there is no question that this was a contentious campaign and there are still hard feelings but law makers on both sides of the aisle say it is now time to move forward and begin the process of bringing about a smooth transition. now, president-elect donald trump and his wife melania are visiting the white house today. the president and mr. trump, they will have a sit down in the oval office. no doubt there will be awkward

the next poll closing at 11:00 eastern, top of the hour, we'll have poll closings in california, oregon, washington, idaho and hawaii. at this point, this is the part of the race where everybody who looks back at having covered previous presidential races say ooh, yeah, by the time we call hawaii, it's not like we didn't know what's going to be happening, we have no idea what's going to be happening. right now at this point of all the swing states that you could possibly be watching, the only ones that are decided are virginia for hillary clinton, colorado for hillary clinton, new mexico for hillary clinton. donald trump winning ohio. those are the projections in terms of nbc news. in terms of outstanding states, we're still waiting on georgia, new hampshire. florida, pennsylvania michigan and nevada. >> i chalked to the chairman of the democratic city committee. they're still expecting to get between 420,000, 450,000. they're still meeting their quota. where there has been a flattening out of expectations is the suburbs. it's history. but the fact that she's done it, not so well, is the surprise a

west, we are going to watch a couple of systems pulling in to coastal areas of northern california, oregon, washingtoning with some rain and some mountain snow which they need. other than that, everybody is looking good. that same pattern holds true for tomorrow. if anybody's looking ahead, i think guys, a lot of people do some shopping tomorrow. i can't imagine it. but they do it. >> not me. not me. >> i will be resting after eating all the turkey. >> i'll be working. but i will be resting. >> thank you so much, rick. have fun. >>> united we stand, president-elect -- president-elect donald trump urging americans to come together this thanksgiving. >> it's my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions. >> garrett tenney is live in washington, d.c. with that. and some new cabinet picks. another day, some more announcements. good morning, garrett. >> good morning, heather and kristin. that's likely what we'll continue to see over the next couple of weeks. now you'll remember throughout the campaign, though, we heard mr. trump say time and again how he wanted to make america the grea

that's because 2015 set a new record for low snowpack in nevada, california, oregon, and washington. a new report in the journal "geophysicale than low rain levels. the previous record was set back in 1977./// ((paul joncich)) >>> and researchers at the university of colorado says the next president will have to act fast... to help the colorado river continue serving millions of people in the southwest. there could be water supply cuts as soon as january 2018. survey respondents mostly agreed that contingency plans and water-use agreements must be firmed up for the seven states and mexico that the issue is complicated by the 16- year drought we're in./// ((christianne klein)) >>> let's get one last look at your forecast... tedd florendo is out at town square! ((weather toss)) <<< tedd florendo ((>>>turned out to be a nice day today with winds subsiding and highs. clouds mixed with a little sunshine as the passage of the cold front was followed by some north breezes and some high clouds around the region. winds are now light so far, but could see the return of some overnight breezes.

there were also protests on the west coast in the states where clinton won, in california, oregon and washington. in new york city tonight, protestors plan to march from union square to trump tower. right now, the hashtag notmypresident is trending on twitter. are being tossed around as potential picks to serve in trump's cabinet. politico is reporting milwaukee county sheriff david clarke is a possible candidate for homeland security secretary. 12 news asked the sheriff about the report. he told us, "let me make this clear i am the sheriff of , milwaukee county. i will continue to be the sheriff of milwaukee county until i am no longer the sheriff of milwaukee county, at which time i won't be the sheriff of milwaukee county." and according to time magazine, chairman reince priebus is the inside favorite to serve as chief of staff. the kenosha native took on a leading role, encouraging trump to stay on message during the final weeks of the campaign. governor scott walker says trump and mike pence have hinted over the past few months about finding a place for him in their administration. however,

out west we have rain along the west coast, northern california, oregon and washington.'s an area of low pressure means rain for the central u.s. there was flight delays in minneapolis laguardia delays because of the onrush of people. is a clear skies, high pressure continues. that will be the case. interesting news, hurricane otto is the latest farming hurricane in the southern part of the caribbean ever. we had a tropical storm yesterday but this will continue to move west. hurricane watches are in place for central america, anticipating heavy rain. get more of an easterly flow. that will build up more moisture. with cooler temperatures in the early part of the day, that could mean fog in the early part of the day. there's a if you're headed out the door to drive around in the state, if you're leaving early you could be dealing with fog. temps near 80 degrees [ gobble ] . you better run, but he. you get very few hours left. [ gobble ]. another cold front headed in and temperatures cooler on sunday. monday and tuesday temps 70 degrees. >> all of our visitors are loving i

i think it's going to be powering its way up into northern california, oregon, and washington. if it could turn to the south, that would be terrific. i think we'll be left with mostly sunny skies for the rest of the week and a dance with the clouds on thursday. those are the temps at the moment, here in the valley looks pretty good too, mid to upper 70s out there, already 80s in ahwatukee. not going to get too far past where we stand right now, but look at the re of the country, telling you what, 83 in st. louis, unbelievable. the whole nation is very, very mild today, boston at one of the cool spots at 53 degrees. through the next couple of days, we'll keep our eyes to the west but most of this action is probably going to remain to the north of us. we still see this snow flying through the sierra nevadas, all across lake tahoe during the morning hours, and still a few peaks. here's the way the day should wrap up in arizona, 80s in the deserts, 60s or so in the mountains, and then on we go into the next couple of days with overnight lows, finally getting back to about where the

you also see clinton beat her polls in new york, in california, oregon, washington. >> that's interesting. i've been focusing on how some state polls underestimated trump's support by 7%, 8%. that's way beyond the margin of error. >> clinton beat her polls by 5 points in california. that means you rack up a huge number of popular votes and almost match obama's margin in the popular vote but lose the electoral college decisively. is so it's not a matter of polls underestimating trump, it's not catching up to the demographic changes under way in the country. >> is there a bigger failure among journalistings, among television anchor, among editors when we boil down the numbers into a very simple portrayal? >> there are a couple things. you can have a lot of polls say the same thing. at some point it doesn't tell you that much more. to have 100 polls showing clinton two points ahead while she's still two points ahead for example. >> too many polls. there's an epidemic of poll, too much data out there, someone said to me. sounds like you might agree. >> it lets people confirm their biases over

president locked in a plan today that does not include any new drilling off the coast of california, oregon and washington state until at least 2022. it also blocks new oil drilling in federal waters off the atlantic coast of the u.s. and in the arctic ocean. now, if mr. trump tries to revoke the president's decision, congress would have to hold new public hearings. >> scientists at uc berkeley have hacked process of photosynthesis. in doing so they found a new way to make plans soak up the sun more quickly which could lead to better crop yields. scientists boosted the levels of three proteins involved in photosynthesis increasing the productivity of genetically modified tone co-plants by as much as 20% and raise the efficiency of plants was once thought impossible. the research could revolutionize food production. >> amazing how they figure that stuff out. >>> and speaking of food. >> that's right. >> it's time for our abc 7 food drive. we're partnering with bay-area food banks to help feed more than 840,000 people in need of food each month around here. >> weather anchor spencer christian is live in con

at the same time, the "mercury news" reports today's action also includes waters off california-oregon and washington. president-elect trump will rewrite those rules. >>> these are the pictures [chuckling] of the day. check this out. a surging sea of mysterious foam flowing down a south bay street. it had onlookers puzzled and one guy on a bicycle having the time of his life. [ laughter ] >> susie steimle is in santa clara where the tidal way of suds is finally receding. >> reporter: what a difference a couple of hours can make. this foam was designed to dissipate on its own. and that's what it's done. it's completely gone now. but as you were just showing our audience, it made a spectacle this morning. >> it look likes snow, a blob, a bubble bath. >> reporter: no matter how it's described, onlookers couldn't tear themselves away from the foam blob that took over martin avenue. >> this is very uncommon. i teach these foam systems. and i have never seen a foam system like this go off. >> reporter: mitch works for the san jose fire department. he says something tripped the fire alarm system causing foa

california... alaska.. oregon.. and washington dc all passed bills to legalize the recreational use of the drug. this comes after colorado and washington both approved it back in 2012. but advocates are not done yet... they say the latest measures are part of a push to get marijuana legalized nationwide./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the other ballot measure and will require background checks on all gun sales. our good day team spoke k-x-n-t radio host, alan stock, and annette magnus, the executive director of "battle born progress" this morning... who took different stances on the issue: (( "this is not going to stop bad people from doing bad things. and if people think that's the case. they're living a lie. brian: annette will this stop bad people from doing bad things? if this stops one crime, it's done it's job. as a gun owner i believe these are the types of things, with great rights come great responsibility. we need to make sure everyone goes through a background check regardless of whether gun show, or private to private sellers." )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> for complete results on all the

a disturbance off to our north and west is producing rain in california, oregon and washington. starting to make its way into idaho. for us clear skies around the area this morning. a few high thin clouds later in the afternoon. winds remaining light. high temperatures today will be below normal. boulder city your high temperature today is only 52. sandy valley 52 as well. these are pahrump you are going down to 26 for a low. mesquite 33. our seven-day forecast showing continued cool temperatures for the rest of the week. 56 tomorrow, breezy and 53 on friday. it gets colder next week. a high of 49. >> kim: speaking of numbers, let's check out how your 401k is doing. a live look at the big board. up 80 points in early trading. monday is over, giving tuesday is over and it seems like wall street continues to give because the oil prices , the dow now at a record high. this is on the heels of president elect donald trump's big victory. >> dana: time for the water cooler. we went from 10 to eight contestants on "the voice." two were cut from the program last night. it's the special p

california. oregon, washington, why it, idaho.ald trump is currently leading hillary clinton in the 109,oral count, 167 to with key battleground states florida, new hampshire, north carolina, pennsylvania, and michigan all too close to call. the detroit free press did declare michigan for hillary clinton. nbc projecting that hillary clinton is winning virginia. hasar tonight, donald trump quickly]s many states and wyoming, where women first got the right to vote. has oneclinton connecticut, delaware, district of columbia, illinois, massachusetts, maryland, new jersey, new mexico, new york state, rhode island, and vermont. "the new york times" is now projecting donald trump has an 87% chance of winning the presidency. as election results come in, dow futures have plummeted more than 400 points, while asian stock markets have also tumbled. republicans are projected to inain control of the house wisconsin. house speaker paul ryan has just been reelected to his house seat, while nbc news rejects that senator richard burr is beating ro

oregon, california, washington, texas, and new york just to name a few. >> and now you can add tampa to the list. protests started late last night and are getting underway again right now. our 10news team coverage is seconds away. >> but first we want to you take part in our interactive poll. head to wtsp.com/votenow. >> 798 of you have voted so far. here is the question. are these protests uniting or dividing the country? decision and throughout the newscast you can vote yes or no in the next few minutes. >>> tonight we are looking at the trump protests through the eyes of police and protesters. 10news reporter eric glasser is with officers as they use their tested tactics to keep everyone and everything calm, but first shannon valladolid spent the day with protesters. shannon, you learned each of them has a reason for being there? >> reporter: women, african-americans, and muslims, and you can just see the fear and the hurt in their eyes. they tell me that fear comes from the unknown. not knowing what a trump presidency is going to look like. protesters are now starting to trickle

several states are already legalized physician assisted suicide including california, oregon, vermont and washington state. in northwest d.c., hilary lane, wusa9. >> if the bill passes, the d.c. second and final time in december. >>> a halloween hayride turned deadly for two children and a relative in eastern mississippi. investigators say it appears the pickup slammed into the back of a trailer full of people last night. several others were hurt and some with life-threatening injuries. in neighboring alabama a gas fire is still burning after a pipeline explosion sparked forest fires and evacuations yesterday. at least one person at the scene was killed and several heavy equipment hit the pipeline and triggered the explosion. chloralon pipeline shut -- colonial pipeline shut down two of its gas lines. >> a friend of mine called me and said he's seen a big smoke cloud. he thought it was plane crash. >> in the september break, the pipeline leaked up to 336,000 gallons of gas. colonial is responsible for every day. so we definitely feel the price increase. >>> tracking temperatures is what we're going

there is a cold front here with rain over california, washington, and oregon. that should be ride that high pressure ridge and move into the northern rockies, not affecting colorado much. the futurecast for today, mostly clear skies, just a handful of clouds here and there and then we go into tomorrow, a little bit of moisture comes in off of the cool front that will here but it doesn't amount to much. a few afternoon clouds tomorrow, that will be it. temperatures today, 60s across the eastern plains, 50s primarily in the mountains and in the 60s and 50s out west. my forecast for denver today, upper 60s, 67 degrees, warmer than yesterday. 68 tomorrow. so almost a carbon copy tomorrow. and then monday, tuesday, and wednesday, the ridge strengthens up, we get up into week. a little breezy on wednesday. thursday we'll be cooling down. some of the models having us going into the 40s. >> what? >> i don't know if it will quite that cool but there is a cooldown coming. >>> this week is hunger and homelessness awareness week and lee ann wheeler is here this morning to

northern california, oregon and washington will pick up rain.ough the afternoon, we will remain mostly cloudy but we will be dry. as we get into the overnight hours, things start to change up a little bit. it looks like it will favor the north bay. 4:00 a.m., a decent line of rain here. it looks like a slight shower to start the morning. as it moves to the south bay, you will see for yourself how it fizzles out. we have mostly cloudy skies and drizzle. i think we will be mainly dry. by 10:00 a.m. cloudy skies by noon time. partly cloudy and it has since moved out. when it comes to the rainfall amounts as you saw from the last graphic, easy to see why we will only pick up a few hundredths over the north bay. half moon bay, drizzle and you could pick up some accumulation as well. that's what we're looking for tonight and tomorrow morning. at this hour under mostly cloudy skies, 63 in san francisco. 69 in hayward. and low 70s fremont, san jose, mountain view at 70. for your afternoon, temperatures will be nice and mild. you can see here from the 24

out later tonight and then we turn our attention to a cold front that's moving into california washington and oregon out here. the business end of this the moisture end will go up and over the northern rockies. so what we will see is probably a cool down for monday and tuesday. and then we will get back in the warm stuff by the middle for today the rain starts to slow pull out east, but i think it's going to be cloudy day along the kansas line all day long. there's the map at noon. we will be in the sunshine in denver and a few clouds in the mountains. we might get a little bit of rain still popping late in the day. and otherwise we will be partly cloudy here in the afternoon for denver. so a good looking day. temperature wise 60s and 70s to the east. in the 50s and 60s in the montins and the west. high today in -- mountains in the in the west. high today 68 and cooler through at 63. and then on election day, 67 degrees. not too bad. should get out and vote. and wednesday, 72. we pop it back up and bring it down on thursday back to about 6 degrees. and we have been saying it for about two months, i

: 50 minutes for was for an antioch to counter signs is looking at slow measure in california and oregon and washingtonjames: 10 have been caused by the oil industry that included the 1933 long beach quick >>james: here is a quick live look you can see it is down just a fraction it's about 22 minutes into training and it looks pretty flat we will be following the numbers. >>james: she called she won nearly $43 million but the casino said they made a mistake in the casino said she had to come back the next day and had to make the decision she received no money because it was the machine will malfunction another store we're following is a scary experience for two kids in the north of and will be talking

and other00 one arounded bend when they go through they will impact northern california and nevada and oregon and washington the front will be long enough will get whipped by the tail not much in the way of cloud cover and nothing in precipitation we will get breezes on the systems and degrees with breezes. lose mountains 29. 27 in cal yebty. boulder city the mid 40s. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon pahrump 62. sandy valley 60. mosquite 65 and laughlin the low 70s. for the las vegas valley. couple of clouds they'll be out in a few. 48 degrees for the low. tomorrow plenty of sun we should have a high of 65. may be warm or the east sidef town. here is the seven day forecast. you can tell when the fronts go through. wednesday 67. thanksgiving 63. saturday 64. sunday 61. since we are far from the core of the system the fronts going through will not knock the temperature down a great deal. we will get breezes and get three-four degrees. normal temperatures the turkey is happy. cool what will happen? kweep on shaking that boot and >> jim: thank you. een with temperatures in the 60s remay be you think that is

north, like from round mountain in central nevada up to northern nevada, points of oregon, washington, northern california, they are getting clobbered with one system after another. we're just getting views like this. at least our limited drops turn into something beautiful. elliott took this picture on the drive from las vegas to pahrump. if you make the drive, you will love this camera that she show this time of year. you go to the mountain up over 5,000 feet, you want to make the clouds formed in the middle of the day. it looked promising. even though we could use water, it won't happen. farther to the east, that's where all of the moisture was. this view from mesquite, look how low those clouds are hugging the mountains. and even farther to the east, that's where we had more pockets of .5-rainfall totals. zion got a nice drink of water. for us, it's a damp cool. 61 degrees. 46% on the east side. near lamb and owens. is near the pavilion center 55 degrees and 55%. and over the hump, 66% and 51 degrees. cool night. not oppressively cold by any stretch. but with the humidity up, kind of adds a little bit

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we do have some activity out west so if you are headed you out to the oregon, northern california, portions of washington, we will see some rain and a wintry mix for the higher elevations. chilly across most of the nation as you wake up friday morning. 23degr 27 in denver. some areas will warm up nicely during the afternoon to temperatures back in the 107 across the southeast. 72 in atlanta. wilmington, north carolina warming up to 75-degree. here at home, another beautiful day friday but above average temperatures continue. today, we were seven degrees above average. tomorrow, right around in the same ballpark. so here is the set-up. high pressure still dominating our weather. our winds generally out of the the front won't be moving through here until late friday into early saturday. for tonight, temperatures staying in the low 107, upper 60s through about midnight. dropping down to a low temperature of only 64 degrees. we will see some patchy fog especially inland areas to the east of i-75. we have the right ingredients with a light wind and just a little low level moisture. we'll see the possible some

this to be like this a little nervous.t as the west coast start to comem feel good about oregon washington in california. see how it goes. i can tell you this crowd has been thinned out a bit.o still here waiting. no one is giving up hope but certainly people here are nervousivi b wondering weather hillary clintonwo can win this election right now everyone isc on pins and needles here in coluu anything is possible. that's right. se. the electoral math is changing by the minute for a closer look at how the race is shaping uple. little california you have that andh washington state as well. fox fox calling for clinton. changing by the minute certainly it is doing that let's check the numberste the number to get to o win the presidency is to 70. 224sid electoral college college let's see what's happening recently donald trump taking tn state of florida that boost him up to 212 right there. hillary clinton taking state of california also washingtona stae she is up to 198.98. it's getting close to the finish line know a lot of key state still out there donald trump leading in georgia pennsylvania very close.

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high clouds will move in but the rain today stays to the north in northern california and oregon and washingtontonight, low-to-upper 50s and the friend, yellow, orange, that is request the storm is a "2" on the storm-impact scale. moderate rain tomorrow. showers in the afternoon. minimal damage. 9:00 tonight you can see a few sprinkles ahead of the main area of rain in the north bay and the oranges and reds and moderate to brief heavy rain in the north bay through 6:00 in the morning. by 5:00, moving into the heart of bay and by 1:00 or 2:00 it is out. we are left over with showers heading through the afternoon and light rain during the day for sunday. the seven-day forecast shows temperatures are cooler with a break on monday afternoon and tuesday and wet weather on wednesday. >> it took a while but we have folks moving. westbound 80 is fill in through emeryville stretch and we have the bay bridge meter lights on at 5:28 so it is typical. we have a lot of green on the traffic maps with a new issue in the north bay southbound 101 a solo vehicle crash when an s.u.v. left road, hit a tree with a

. >> i didn't just fight for the state of california, colorado, alaska, washington, oregon, massachusetts, florida or any of these states that have some sort of legalization efrt. i fought for all 50 states and so did every one of my brothers and sisters. if there's a medicine out there to help them through their night demons we are obligated to give this to these people. >> reporter: he is starting to advocate right here in the bible fwel belt, cnn, arkansas. >>> a group of manhattan firefighters describe a daring rescue being called miracle on 93rd street. their story next. >> the roof was on fire. there was fire coming out of the shaft tlch shaft. there was fire all around us. ♪ think of your fellow man. ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >>> meet brad, one of this year's top ten

>> california, washington, oregon are still going to come in. she could win the popular vote. you know, by 1%. that is going to mean, by the way, the polls weren't altogether wrong. >> a mandate problem. i think this is arguably a very bad thing for america is to have this muddiness -- >> it says something about how democrats may approach this. don't forget, mitch mcconnell and the republicans made a decision. they said i know, let's block everything that obama does. >> on day one. >> and that was a strategy and there were tests for that and democrats have a decision about how much healing they want to do. hillary clinton is going to speak about this. president obama is going to speak about this when he meets with the president-elect on thursday. they have a decision to make. >> what will that look like? democrats are not known as the party of , but everything has been turned on its head. remember when george w. bush, they popped off all the ws. >> that's how they see themselves. >> they passed george w. bush's tax cuts. not having as much steel in their spine when it comes to

northern california into throughout oregon and washington, a lot of rain and mountain snow and that storm system is eventually going to dive towards southern california where we desperately need some moisture but we are going to get it eventually this weekend. if you're shopping, tucker, a lot of people shop on black friday, the friday after thanksgiving, things looking pretty good. a few showers in texas, still across parts of the west but overall not that bad. if you're traveling on saturday, look at this, we're looking good pretty much everywhere. no big problems. the west where we need the participation, we're going to get it so we're thankful. >> over the river or through the woods to grandmother's house you're going to get there. >> even if you don't want to get there. >> that's another segment. great to see you, rick. >> you too. >>> from airports and train stations to parade routes, security around the country is being increased dramatically ahead of tomorrow's holiday. catherine herridge is live at union station with the latest on what they're doing and why. catherine, what's it

california. washington and oregon, though up here towards seattle and portland things have improved greatly. just some lighter snows, still some windy conditions there. over towards denver we got high mountain snows, i don't see real delays out there, maybe sfo may have a few-minute delay on flights coming in from the east coast. if you're traveling i-90 today between buffalo and syracuse into albany we've got a little streamer of lake-effect snow coming again it is much better than it was yesterday at this time when we had a lot of heavy snow in upstate new york. travel toward tampa, jacksonville, miami, looking good. maybe an isolated storm around there. lorain sunny now, wooster becoming sunny. mansfield and sandusky sunshine. that cloud deck should erode away nicely the next two hours. to canton, 37 wooster. 31 millersburg. 30 currently mansfield. cleveland temperature 38. dew point 31. southerly breezes at 8 miles per hour. feels like 32. notice the moisture beginning to build toward colorado, albuquerque. that is going to slide north and east. so we're going to see a warming trend, war

it moves down the coast of oregon, washington, california, and it is still set up over's -- over california. here is sunday at about 4 am. you can see there is of snow about mount humphrey. sunday, by 10 am, we're still am, it moves off to the white mountains. your climate watch year, we're still about 7 degrees above average today. but by next week, for several days, we are below average. cooler temperatures are on their way. tomorrow, we expect 72 to 78 degrees for the greater phoenix area. low 60s and globe. payson, the donor -- sedona, ahead to your seven-day forecast , you really do not have to worry about anything as far as the weather goes. friday or saturday. sunday night and into monday, that is what we expect to see rain in the belly. a wet commute. a lot of folks stepped after eating thanksgiving meals. you are going to be waking up for some rain monday morning and then low 60s and sunshine for tuesday. wednesday, thursday, it is going to state whole for the remainder of the week next week. >> things, jen. on ray. dog, is my copilot, takes dogs and cats and flies into other state

all the west coast votes are counted the democrats do very well in california, oregon and washingtonnd it's usually not until this hour along the presidential evening that the democratic forces start to close in on the republican members especially through that huge swath in the midwest i'm at the university of miami. they've been watching all night and texting with a republican in northern florida which is where the strength has really shown up tonight and says they are all biting their nails but pdb is the panhandle was the northwest and it seems he's in the lead now. what does it mean, i want to call you a couple things that we heard from people here in florida. they supported the donald trump and said all my friends are as well but it's a very quiet support. people got quite hostile so it was a silent majority that we heard about here in florida and i also speak to a latina woman in the line up a couple of days ago supporting hillary clinton who founded the comments despicable but then she's a curious thing. she said the only reason i respect donald trump is because he's the one

northern california all the way through areas of western washington and oregon. a little bit of snow, and we also have great weather in southern california. not everyone is going to be dealing with bad weather. >> good news for those of us excited about ski season. thank you very much. >> just ahead, fists were flying along with offensive accusations. find out what set off these ukrainian plus, donald trump promises jobs for american workers but can he deliver on his promise. >> put your money where your mouth is. it's as simple as that. thanks for giving victor the energy to be the rowdiest fan. and joseph, the ability to see monsters. when you choose walgreens, you choose to make a difference... like how every vitamin and flu shot you get at walgreens ldren in need. so, really... happy thanks for giving! walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. just like mom, you have dinner on the table at 6:00 every night. hey guys, i'm home! of course no one said it had to be cooked. campbell's one dish recipes, designed around one pan and your schedule. made for real,

. >> reporter: they'd beaten the best from washington, oregon and southern california, now this all-staream is headed to arizona to battle seven other regional champians. >> it's nationals. that word says it all. >> reporter: the kids say they wouldn't be going there if it wasn't for their coach who has been there for 25 years. >> he likes a good amount of good and bad, which is a good thing. >> so confident in us. it's like we know we're going to win. makes us feel like we're like the best. >> they don't quit. multiple times this year i was thinking oh, my gosh i'm going to have talk to these kids about you tried your best and they somehow find a way to win. it's a lot of fun to watch them. >> reporter: we'll find out if it they're not just a great team but a team of destiny np junior league national championship takes place through the 21st in scotsdale, arizona. >> and we will be rooting for them. >> it's a good program. >>> we're back in a minute with with notable bay area faces in costume. i'll get you dancing... ♪ ♪ to the diggy diggy diggity do. ♪ ♪ this is my town. if you dont kn

the terms have been popular in oregon, washington, vermont, and california. the 2016 race for the white house may have just ended, but democratic pundits already looking ahead to 2020. vermont senator bernie sanders will be 80 years old. he's unlikely to make a presidential run. massachusetts democrat senator elizabeth warren is already well-known across the country for her twitter wars with donald democrats, according to the new york daily news, including new jersey senator corey booker and new york governor andrew cuomo. tracking the impact of ballot questions this morning. >> the changes on the way here in the bay state. we're still waiting to hear the results of the new hampshire >> breaking news in your "news president-elect of the united states. the popular vote still a very thin margin, but the electoral college put the gop nominee over the top. >> this is a huge story and we have big eyeopener team coverage with crews covering all of the angles. first want to get to cindy, who has the forecast. it's a pretty mild start compared to the last few days. >

we're seeing snow in parts of the sierra, washington, oregon, northern california all dealing with precipitation. the far southwest we are dry. phoenix and san diego looking good. in the midwest quit system there. we're seeing a lot of activity in indiana and ohio and thunderstorms down into houston from that system. today mainly sunny skies. the wind will be increasing and peeking between 10:00 and midnight gusts to 25. with a low of 43. for thanksgiving day a little cooler but still close to seasonal normal. sunny skies for thanksgiving day and black friday with highs around 62 and another storm let's take you live to the floor of the nasdaq where jane king is standing by. from what we understand a pilot strike could delay amazon shipments. >> my goodness. say it isn't so. holiday season just became more complicated. 250 pilots who fly cargo carriers went on strike yesterday. they have refused to fly any of their routes until they come to an agreement with their their biggest clients are amazon and dhl. amazon trying to figure out another carrier to get packages out in time. >> kim: 1999 calle

. >> reporter: california, arizona, nevada, massachusetts, and maine all have legal cannibis on the ballot. potentially joining legal marijuana states oregon, washington, colorado, and alaska. >> everybody knows anyone wants it can get it today. >> reporter: california lieutenant governor gavin newsome substance so many people use. >> i don't want to see people, particularly african americans and latinos disproportionately targeted. >> reporter: california said yes to medical marijuana 20 years ago. today's dispensary is more starbucks than head shop. it sparked ceo eric pearson is all for legalization. >> we're coming out of the closet, making it normal and approachable. >>ep passes, and you're 21 or older, you can buy marijuana from a licensed vendor, no questions asked. and you can grow your own, up to six plants for home. and that worries jennifer te hada. >> i think we're going to have a lot of people who are driving under the influence of marijuana. a lot more traffic collisions where people die, lose their lives. >> reporter: but polls today a majority of americans want pot legalized. >> if california votes "yes," it's legitimately the beginnin

i'd probably grab a jacket if little rain for washington, oregon and into northern california and a little snowfall for new england. yeah, those higher elevation areas picking up a bit, but really there is the tune we're singing the next couple days on just how dry it is and how high pressure is anchored in across the west. tonight we're going with mostly cloudy skies, overnight lows about 33 and sunrise tomorrow morning 6:40. we'll cool thing off a little bit more along the eastern plains in the 20s and up high country with those clear skies even down to the teens in alamosa. the rest of tonight you can see not a lot going on, a few clouds in grand junction around 11 p.m. tomorrow morning we wake up 7 a.m., 9cares colorado shares is happening. we hope to see you out there. by 5 p.m. mostly cloudy skies and that's pretty much the name of the game this weekend. temperatures early on 7 a.m. at the situation, we have lots -- locations, but we are the ones in the cold. tomorrow afternoon close to 70, eastern plains warming up with all this sunshine, 50s for the foothills, nederland 52, blackha

oregon washington. and even into northern california. you got some clouds in northwestern portion of our state as well. for us it is still sunny. that's the way we are expecting day maybe few high thin clouds. but if you want to get outside do some hiking. maybe burn off some turkey. today is the best day to do it. seasonable conditions 62 degrees. that's our expected high nice light winds today. tonight, partly cloudy skies. our low 44. a little bit warmer. now as we get into the weekend that's when everybody everything will start changing. sunday if you want get out and do some nor activities. do it early. increasing clouds increasing saturday. windy conditions on saturday night. sunday. still looking windy conditions with scattered showers to mountain snow possible. too. and look at this difference. maybe better day stay inside and make some soup out of that left over turkey. >> kelly thank you. it has been long night for search and rescue crews who worked save hiker who fell from a cliff at red rock. rescue effort began yesterday ear

rounds of rain swinging into washington state, oregon and northern california. one to three feet of mountain snow expected here, and windy conditions at the coastline. that will go all the way through friday. look at our coast-to-coast on thanksgiving day, dry. mostly mild across the southern-tier states. that light wintry mix moving through the northeast. the stormiest chnditions to be found aclose -- across the few pockets here and there. >> pelley: eric fisher, wbz, thank you, eric. adding to the travel worries, there was concern about a possible strike at chicago's o'hare airport, a major national hub. well, today baggage handlers and janitors said they will walk out, but not until the tuesday after thanksgiving. japan has been hit by a very powerful 6.9 earthquake today off of fukushima, which was devastated by the q massive tsunami five years ago. a small tsunami did hit the shore today, but first reports indicate that the waves were no higher than three feet. there is no immediate sign of further damage at the nuclear power plant that was knocked out in 2