venturing out to be one of the lines are forming the aren't getting very long in chicago miami and atlanta dia is expected to be one of the busiest airports in the country this thanksgiving fourth only to o'hare lax and hartsfield. more than 1,000,000 passenger are expecting the pastor denver airport this week most of them today and sunday dia could even break a record a record on sunday for the all-time busiest day the a lot of things going on a man is been at the airport since 430r5:00 o'clock this morning watching things get busy and then slowing down. not continues to be the trend of this morning resting a study flow of passengers arriving but the way time hasn't been that bad sense he passed that 9:00 o'clock hour here's a look north security there sitting under ten minutes right now as we show you the south security line those are the longest we are seeing about 15 minute wait times. have seen lines backed up all the way to baggage claim. seems to have things moving along. the other main objectives we are balancing is to provide a positive experiee what we have we have a successful o

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. >> chicago, miami, l.a., and indianapolis. >> what i'm afraid of is losing the america that i believe in. >> most protests have been peaceful. hundreds have been arrested. protesters in portland, oregon clashed with police on friday. >> going to the streets for another night is not going to keep donald trump from taking office and isn't going to change anything. >> in some cities, trump protesters. >> i don't think they represent the real democratic people by protesting and doing what they're doing. >> we're trying to have unity in the country. the people are not cooperating. >> inside trump tower, the president-elect continues to plan his administration. trump appears willing to adjust his campaign promises. he told 60 minutes there are parts of obama care he would like to keep in tact. >> are you going to make sure that people with preconditions one of the strongest assets. >> you're going keep that. >> also the children living with their parents for extended -- we'll keep that. >> trying to win the support of a nation. nbc news, new york. >>> and here in washington, people took a d

they may have been separated. >>> chicago, philly, miami, phoenix and now atlanta. an anti-trump protest going on. this is a live picture from atlanta. >>> strange lights in the valley. where they came from. this is my park. i'm like the mayor here. i know every bench, every tree, every squirrel -- -hey, what's up, andy. -andy: hey! same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. in other words, no surprises. morning. hey, abby. >>> right now from the live desk those anti-donald trump protesters may be finishing up in tempe. a pretty big group finishing up their march through the streets tonight. the rally started about three hours ago. if you don't want to be right now. if you do want to get involved you have about 30 minutes left to do so. more than 100 people involved. they're staying peaceful and carrying signs. speaking their minds and making their

chicago, atlanta, miami, los angeles, and indianapolis among the many cities hosting similar marches. >> what i'm afraid of more than i believe in. >> most protests have been peaceful, but hundreds of people have been arrested. >>> an united airlines captain settled the political scuffle on his flight with a heartfelt plea to the passengers. take a listen. >> if you support him, great, if you don't, whatever. but we're here to go to destination. what i ask is that people, have the common decency to respect each other's decisions, and to get along on this flight so that we can have a good time. nobody wants to argue, nobody is going to change their mind by arguing and keep your opinions to yourself on this particular matter at this particular time. >> a powerful message there. safely without any further disruptions. >>> taking a look at the hot headlines, -- a gas leak in the area. fire crews telling us they worked with southwest gas to secure the area. people were let back in shortly after. nobody was hurt. >>> as of today, there are 185,000 the early ballots in maricopa county. that

l.a., new york, chicago, miami. there is the emerging gateways, which are places like denver, las vegas, atlanta. then there is small metro areas. in this sample, there is a total of 80 metropolitan areas where we can track trends over time. the first thing is the shifts in population. shifts in population, you can see that from 2000, the last decade and a half, the percent of immigrants in established gateways is almost stable, from 33% to 34%. much of the change in established gateways happened in the 1980's and 1990's. the emerging gateways have 21%, and from 16% to the small metros from 9% to 11.8%. what is different, especially in those established gateways, is the percentage of new immigrants. here i am defining new immigrants as "been in the country less than 10 years." that is decline rapidly in established gateways, and has declined slightly in the other places. but the recent entry among immigrants -- if you look at those, you can see a more rapid decline coming from other countries. i am going to go to ho

chicago, atlanta, miami, portland, los angeles, and new rk. hundreds have been arrested, and one ptestor was shot in oregon been peaceful. >> i came out in hopes that the? country would unify for peace, but most importantly for women, for my daughter. >> reporter: inside trump tower, the president-elect continues to put together his transition team and the framework for his administration. >> it's a matter of -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: while he appears willing to adjust some of his campaign promises, in an interview aired on sunday night he told 60 minutes there keep intact. >> are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest asset thes? you're gonna keep it in. >> also children living with riod. parents for an extended we're try to keephat. >> reporter: a shift perhaps of trying to win votes to trying to win the support of a dividedded nation. >> more on that interview with 60 minutes. trump telling leslie stall he hillary and bill clinton during his presiden

early wednesday morning, thousands turned out to pro protest in cities across the country, chicago, atlanta, miami, portland, los angeles and new york. hundreds of have been arrested and one protester was shot in oregon friday. most of the protests have been please for women. for my daughter. >> inside trump tower the president elect continues to put together his transition team, and the framework for his administration. >> now it's a matter of who... to do their job. >> willing to adjust some of his campaign promises in an interview airing sunday night he told scictd minutes there are pargts of obama care he'd like to keep intact. >> are you going to make sure covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest as ts, also with the children living with their parents for an extended period. >> you're going to keep that. >> very much try and keep that. >> a shift, perhaps, from trying to win votes, to trying to win the support of a divided nation. nbc news new york. >> so ballots are still being counted, believe it or not, in several states. hillary clinton who lost the election in the e

and chicago and miami to gridlock on the highways. we are gettingence as how you can survive the holiday rush safely. >> romona: some of you may still be waiting for family travelers have seen as they made their way to cleveland. shelby, have most flights landed for the night? >> yeah, one of the busiest travel days is wrapping up. there are still cars picking up loved ones m everyone i spoke to say no matter the madness it is worth it to be with loved ones on thanksgiving. >> suitcases in hand. thousands filled the and as people headed out of town to see loved ones plenty of people piled into town for the thanksgiving holiday. triple-a predicted this will be the busiest travel period in a decade with nearly 49 million people leaving towns across america. some people we spoke to called today's travels a headache while others said flying across the country was a breeze. >> it was very busy. i waited in security and i i would not recommend traveling. from chicago to here it wasn't bad. >> surprisingly there was a lot of crowds. the airp

protests happening in miami, in chicago. we want to start at home along mill avenue at 300 people marching in an anti-trump rally at this hour. they plan to be out there until about 7:00. if that adjusts your plans at all. meantime a pro into a bit for of a disturbance in that middle shot in miami. they're getting in the way of cars along that freeway. we're going to keep monitoring this for you and let you know if updates come into the newsroom. >>> traffic alert coming your way. a busy valley freeway shutting down. the loop 202 in phoenix. this is a live look from our adot come ra. the eastbound lanes will close between i-10 and 44th street tomorrow night. it's for resurfacing. further trouble spots on abc15.com. >>> a warning about traffic in the west valley. thousands in avondale this weekend for nascar at pir. we're going to take you there live. first david muir with the stories. >>> inside trump tower tonight. the new team and the shake up. the key name moved aside. >>> the police officer dragged by a suspect in a truc

thousands have turned to protest in cities large and small across the country among other chicago, atlanta, miami, la, indianapolis. >> i am afraid of losing the peaceful but hundreds have been arrested. protesters clashed with police friday. >>> going to the street for another night will not keep donald trump from taking office. it will not change anything. >> in some cities donald trumps of orders have confronted protesters. >> i don't think they represent the democratic people . spamware trying to have unity in the country but people are not cooperating. >> inside president-elect continues to plan his administration. is willing to address some of his campaign promises. in an interview he told 60 minutes there are parts of obama care he would like to keep intact. >> are you going to make sure people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> also with the children living with their families. we will very much etiquette that. >> a shift from trying to keep nation to come close together. >> hillary clinton who lost the election in the el

july 7 this notice went out to the state of connecticut, california, new orleans, chicago, be miami-dademilwaukee and las vegas have all been certified as sanctuary cities. the state of california will lost $69 million january 20. new york city will lose $15 million. we'll make the other states -- we'll do it by example. lou: that's terrific news, it's a responsible way in which to govern in which this administration and the previous republican administration chose not to enforce our laws. how they felt empowered to ignore a federal law is beyond me. but it's an arrogance that has been dispensed with. we have 30 seconds remaining. is there not a sufficient body of law that says we can enforce our immigration laws and we have a responsibility to do so and we are going to do so in your city, your town under federal law? >> that's right. using the power of the purse i demonstrated congress can use the existing authority we have. we don't need a new law. use the authority the founders gave us. if you want federal money, follow federal law. the switch can be thrown on january 20. time is up,

. >>> the play of the day from the nba chicago at miami. here's the bulls dwayne wade playing against his former team. >> the reverse and the it counts! >> look at the baseline spin by dwayne wade and the reverse as marv albert called it. chicago beats the heat 98-95. bigger mess for years to come. reporter ad li >>> it is 6:25. work begins tonight on a project that will turn one of the busiest streets in the bay area into a bigger mess for years to come. >> reporter: three people are dead and an investigation is under way. triple homicide and a house fire. we'll tell you what we know live at the scene next. ,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. stretch into another night. weather ad libs >>> blocked freeways, smashed windows and chaos in the streets as protestors stretch into another ni

. >>> the play of the day from the nba chicago at miami. he bulls dwayne wade playing against his former team. >> it counts! >> look at the baseline spin by dwayne wade and the reverse as marv albert called it. chicago beats the heat 98-95. >>> the san jose mayor pledged to end veterans homelessness. how is he keeping his promise? >> and we have new information on what appears to be a triple homicide investigation at the house fire in oakland. we'll tell you what we know. ,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. what homicide detectives are saying happened. plus, another night filled with violent demonstrations, as people >>> multiple bodies found after a house fire in oakland. what homicide detectives say happened. >> plus another night filled with violent demonstrations as people protes

auditions were held also in atlanta, chicago, austin and miami. cbs plans to invite 14 to 16 actors to l.a. for a network screen test as part of the next step in the audition. >> wow. cool. >> if you had a chance, would you try out? >> i'm not really an actor. >> but he wants to be. you played one on tv. >> yes, we do. >>> curtain raised on college basketball, got some local flavor for you. come on back because one team had to go halfway around the world to get it started. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >> college basketball up top, the 2016/'17 campaign start of a lot of local schools, wins for cal, usf stanford women. stanford men got all the way to shanghai, china to get ignited. the new coach doing an s.a.t. equal couldn't defend the white class stanford inside. cardinal up by 7. harvard made them work for it, but in the end too much reed travis inside, big fellow career high 24 points, 17 rebounds. stanford final 80-70. >>> cal had to get it done without all american ivan ram, toe injury. bears di

la droga es movida ciudad como los angeles, dallas, chicago, nueva york y miami, hasta llegar a paÍsesetes, llenan diariamente esta narco bodega secreta, al sur del estado. liliana soto, univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> en la capital de la repÚblica dominicana, enfrentamientos alrededor de universidades santo domingo despuÉs de una marcha de profesores. >> batalla campal se vive en estos momentos en los alrededores de la universidad autÓnoma de santo domingo. donde encapuchados, se enfrentan a botellazos y pedradas con agentes policiales, que a su vez le responden lanzando bombas lacrimÓgenas. los encapuchados lanzando escombros a las calles han entorpecido el trÁnsito. las protestas iniciaron minutos despuÉs de que representantes de los gremios universitarios, agrupados en el comitÉ de lucha, en defensa , en una marcha vigilia, en demanda de la asignaciÓn del 5% del pit, para esa academia. se desconoce si los disturbios estÁn relacionados con estos reclamos. vamos a escuchar las impresiones del presidente, santiago guillermo. >> sabe cuÁl es la situaciÓn que estÁ viviendo la universidad. saben que

airports from the bay area to chicago to miami all packed with people. this thanksgiving aaa is expecting travel to reach levels not seen in a deck a. >> reporter: some 50 million million americans are packing highways this holiday weekend. more than half are flying this thanksgiving and an increase over last year. today alone there are some 2.5 million passengers at airports. demand is so high airlines are adding 74,000 seats each day, preparing for the big crowds, tsa hired 1,400 new officers and converted many part-time workers to full time. they also rolled out automated screening lanes in new jersey, chicago and los angeles just in time for the holiday. officials say the new technology decreases the time travelers spend going through security while still making sure they are safe. >> this is a partnership between the airlines and airport authorities that they believe is a good thing and it is a good thing and both a security, effectiveness and efficiency perspective. >> reporter: winter storms set to hit the middle of the country could mean delays o

for example a candidate could put together a package of entitlesments for new york city, chicago, dallas, miamithereby leaving out the people living in less populated areas hello montana. there are 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency and right now hillary clinton is in the need here in new york city arnon head of the fox news decision desk. i want you to bear with me here. >> sure. >> i have done my own analysis and i have to admit arnot is a lot smarter than i am. i have told him in the break tell me where i'm crazy. but let's just go down the list first of all. all right, leaning democratic states. >> yes. >> you have colorado and north carolina in the lean. >> yes. >> but the latest polling in north carolina has trump ahead. all right? >> there was one poll, yes. >> but that's the latest poll. >> yes. >> colorado trump -- he is campaigning very hard in that state. which tells me the internal republican polling says he has a shot there. am i wrong? >> you know, trump campaign doesn't have that big of polling operation. but there are clearly some signs that colorado could go for t

right now, chicago is 43 degrees. miami toasty 75. here at dulles, it's 46 degrees, dc 50, baltimore coming in at 46 degrees, no delays reported at any of those airports. 50, that is not bad at all for this time of year. compared to bing at 49, and columbus at 43, the weather has really cooperated for our thanking get away or last minute running around. there are going to be a couple of light showers, i'll take you hour by hour for that forecast coming up in a few minutes. shawn >> thank you. as we showed you a short time ago. the great get away isn't too bad right now. you can see what's going on. across the area planning to leave town for the holiday weekend. tom fitzgerald checking the lines and flights out at reagan national. fitz, what is the deal out there right now? >> reporter: big difference, about an hours ago, we told you that there was no line here at all at this terminal in reagan. they told us, after 5:00, watch, it's going to change and boy how it has, look at this, right now, those lines, they were empty about an hours

including "the chicago "n-times," "miami herald," kansas city star," cnn.com, "time," and real clear politics. her radio included national public radio, voice of america, and air america. and she worked as a consultant for pbs. please join me in welcoming [applause] -- please join me in welcoming nancy unger. [applause] ms. unger: well, i am so honored to be here at the birmingham public library, and i really want to thank jim for inviting me to speak and to him and everyone who worked so tirelessly to organize and publicize this event, but more importantly, i want to thank all toyou for taking the time him about history of all things on a sunday afternoon. in his invitation to me, jim wrote, "i was struck between the similarities of the role of gay clubs and gay rights movements and african american churches in the civil rights movement. i thought that was a pretty perceptive observation. on the surface, that beautiful church you see on the left there in montgomery, alabama does not seem to have a whole lot in common with the seedy bar on the right, operating illegally in greenwich

miami. in chicago people marched down michigan avenue and in new york organizers staged a love rally. >>> meanwhile, the president- elect may be softening his stance on one of his campaign pledges. after meeting the president obama thursday at the white house, trump appears to be backing off one of his claims his first act in office would be to do away >> when you replace it, are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes. because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> you're going to keep that? >> also children living with their parents for an extended period. >> you're going to keep that? >> very much going to try and keep that. adds cost but something we're going to try to keep. of his transition team. >>> new this morning, more protestors plan to draw attention to their complaints about trump's election. demonstrations organized around the nation and some here in d.c. one of those rallies is set to start in a few hours here. >> reporter: you said it, in two hours at 9:00 protestors are going to gather here on capitol hill and tonight at 8:00 we're

. >> auditions were also held in atlanta, chicago, austin and miami. plans to invite 14 to 16 actors to los angeles for network screen tests as part of the next step in the audition process. >>> well, this evening we have been asking you should protestors give donald trump a chance to lead as president obama and hillary clinton asked? taking a look at our snapshot results right now, 59% of you say yes. >>> live weather "friday night lights" live tonight in antioch. one of these two teams with two of the best records in all of northern california, one of their seasons will end tonight. will it be san ramon valley or will it be antioch? i have your forecast for the game and all the way through the weekend and beyond next. >> straight ahead, raiders weekend plans? >> i'm going home this week. >> kaepernick has to go back. >> you think you're flexible? i'll explain coming up. season. tonight, we are asking you you gotten into a heated debate with friends or family...over the election results? tw >> tensions are high this election season so tonight we're he

among others, chicago, atlanta, miami, l.a. and indianapolis. >> what i'm afraid of more than anything is losing the america that i believe in. >> reporter: most protests have been peaceful but in some, some have been arrested. >> going to the streets for another night is not going to keep donald trump from taking o change anything. >> reporter: trump supporters have confronted protesters. >> i don't think they represent the real democratic people by protesting and doing what they're doing. >> we're trying to have unity in the country. people are not cooperating. >> reporter: inside trump tower, the president-elect continues to plan his administration. he appears willing to adjust some of his campaign promises. in an interview, he told 60 minutes, there are parts of obama care he would like to keep are still -- >> yes. because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> you're going to keep that. >> also with the children living with their parents for an extended period. >> you're going to keep that. >> i'm going to try to

we're expecting more tonight in places like miami and chicago.ganized by various groups of students, some that are lbgt rights groups and education reform advocates, members of black lives matter and more. the panel is back, michael steele, chris cillizza, ruth marcus. ruth, thoughts on these protest movements like this and how long you think this goes? >> well, i'm not -- ting they have every right to protest. i thought it was unwise and disturbing for donald trump's first tweet to criticize the protesting. and i think there's a lot of unhappiness in the country and it's probably good to let that out. i think where it goes too far is, obviously, in violence, and it also goes too far when you talk about calling for his impeachment. that's just as wrong as it would be, to talk about hillary clinton's impeachment. >> well, it was just as bad when jason chaffetz was talking about -- >> ridiculous then and progressives attacked it. it's ridiculous now and conservatives are -- >> yeah, he was elected. a lot of people, myself included, were not happy w

former marquette star dwyane south beach to face his former team, the miami heat, since singing with the chicago bulls. wade spent 13 seasons in miamia and helped win three nba championship. he finishes with 13 points, and the bowls beat the heat, 98-95. a day before the badgers tip off their season against central arkansas, three wisconsin players were named to the naismith award watch list, which honors the best player in the country. nigel hayes, bronson koenig, and ethan happ all made the top 50. the badgers have a lot of their starting five. yet, those guys may not play many minutes in some of the early games because head coach greg gard still wants to evaluate some of the younger players. >> yeah, it's quite annoying actually. he has to get some other guys in so they can get some plays, playing with one another, playing with her for lineups. it is a good thing and a bad in the same way in practice, just wanting to get more reps, but i understand what he's doing, trying to figure out who's going to play and how much time and all that kind of stuff, but once the season starts rolling around,

the i-95 from miami up to maine, valley. chicago is dry tomorrow and 358 and same in minneapolis. dallas is partly cloudy and 67 and phoenix is 8967. 83 in vegas. it's about 85 to 90% of the country will be precipitation-free tomorrow. so the polling numbers could be simply based on the weather forecast around the country. high pressure is over north carolina, and as you know, the flow around the high gusty wind. that's the theme for the past couple of weeks. the winds make some a little bit tomorrow and stay from the east to northeast and around the return flow and with a trough, there was some rain from louisiana where it's raining heavily in naundz now up to jackson, mississippi and westerns tennessee. yorng there's rains head our way anytime soon. there's a small chance of shores on wednesday. 69 in tampa. not bat all. and dupest are under control. any way you slice it, it's a nice night and most of the people is good. we're 69 and dew point of 57 east-northeast winds around the country. there's moisture you're from the golf producing rain and cold front behind the plains. beh

. >> dwyane wade goes back to miami but this time with the chicago bulls, and it's another former marquette star, jumpy butler that extinguishes the heat. and the frenzy, the teams are one step away from state. we'll tell you who is going to milwaukee. >> join us next on facebook live feed or stay here on channel four for packers live with larry mccarren. coming up on the now, reunion a year in the making as major mom returns home to her family. it's a veteran's day story you will not soon forget. that is coming up next on facebook live. i know you have a choice. please vote wisely. >>hannoni'm already choked up seeing that. >> charles: very nice. looking forward to the weekend. >> john: weekend is going to be another good one. if'r going to be cooler than we've had the l couple nights. 40 degrees at 8:00, dropping to 39 at 9:00. look at that. i'm talking 38 at 10:00. yesterday at 10:00 when we left it was 57 here. so it's a little bit of a john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. who says no to more? are you ok? time warner cable internet gives you more of what

to go with the 49ers they are in florida e orlando and staying back east playing in miami on friday and then to chicago and at central university on the campus and same of the message for the 49ers, they seem to be playing better. kaepernick is looking better as a matter of fact and what will it take to get that win number two. >> ultimately it will be our play that determines that and getting closer and closer to wins. we have to get over that hump and we have to be able to cut out the turnovers and the penalties that are killing us. and those situations instead of shooting ourselves in the foot. >> you can correct me if i'm wrong. i am pretty sure he didn't say much there. obviously got to play better. in the meantime couldn't play better than the golden gate warriors. they have won 12 in a row. the 4th longest streak in history. and before long the win streaks have come under the watch of steve kirk and that tells you something. it was about the defense as in daytona as his mom calls him. he was spectacular and in the closing moments and watch add couple of shots and the warriors pull it out against

chicago 34. boston 34. still warm across the southern states. miami at down in the lower 30s. we factor in the wind which is still out there and the wind chill, this is what it feels like when you're out and about this evening. feels like 15 in worcester. bedford like 21. province town like 24. big storm parked across southern canada and now it's just a big pinwheel dragging cold air across the warm great lakes and that's generated snow showers. they've been hefty not only in england and some snow showers have been able to hold together all the way to the coastline like we saw this morning. tonight not a repeat but it will be windy and cold once again but no snow showers tonight. perhaps a flurry this evening in worcester hills. tomorrow cold, windy, mostly sunny skies. 39 to 44 the normal high is about 50. so again, these numbers below normal by about five to 10 degrees. lakeville at 44 tomorrow afternoon. north of town, upper 30s to the low 40s and then as you work into the worcester 30s with the winds making it feel like it's in the 20s and out on the cape and the islands,

chicago, portland, san francisco, and miami. most of them peaceful. on "60 minutes," trump asked about the protesters and he said, quote, it's only because they don't know me. he also denounced those who targeted minorities with racial slurs and personal tea in his name. >> i am so saddened to hear that and i say stop it. if it helps. i will say this and right to the camera. stop it. >> nbc's blake mccoy and many called on the president elect to give one of these grand speeches about the state of race similar to what maybe what we heard from barack obama given the divisiveness of this and are they planning more protests still? >> reporter: protests continue through the weekend, tamron. and they focused around trump tower as they have in new york and trump's hotel in dc. police kept them away from the tower itself to prevent destruction of property but been marching by the houthousands. i've been covering these protests and a mix of anger over trump elected and fear over what this election will mean to them. the people protesting here are protesting a

and reunion in miami returns to south beach for the first time since leaving miami heat to join chicagoe fans, once it got started it was like old times. 13 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 98-95 win. dewayne wade walked out with some loud cheer. lauren: check this one out. one of the supporters got her spirited lifts when they ran into hillary and bill clinton walking walking the dog. look at the picture after margo said that one of her proudest moments was taking her daughter to vote and poised picture on facebook and with the #i'm still with her. nicole: happy to see her smiling. cofounder of online delivery service sent an e-mail to employees suggesting any one who agrees with president elect's donald trump's behavior and campaign rhetoric should resign. what? he wrote, quote, if you do not agree with the statement, please reply with this e-mail with your resignation, because you have no place here, we do not tolerate hateful attitudes on our team. well, he did add that trump should be given a chance to lead. lauren: wow. president obama hosts president elect donald trump at the wh

>> reporter: in chicago, they rallied in front of a trump hotel. in miami, they shut down a freeway, and in atlanta, they burned american flags. >> i understand everybody has their opinions. >> reporter: on a united airlines flight from san made this announcement after an alleged racially charged election scuffle between passengers: >> nobody is going to change their minds by arguing, and let's keep our opinions to ourselves on this particular matter at this particular time. >> row racism, no bigotry. >> reporter: the protests continued today in new york ci city. >> no k.k.k., no fascist u.s.a. and in downtown los angeles where thousands flooded the streets. >> they think we can make waves. i don't know if we can racist, fascist out of power, but we can at least make our voices heard. we can keep up the pressure. and i think pressure's important. >> reporter: these demonstrators tell me they're determined to continue these protests throughout the weekend across the country and, reena, there is even a million woman march scheduled for the day after president

in miami they stopped traffic on a major highway. in chicago they marched downtown and in new york they gathered for what they call a love rally. >> when i say dump, you say marched down 7th avenue blocking one lane of traffic. the group used #tampatrumphate to spread the word. the protests remain peaceful. the president elect will take the oath of office in ten weeks but he is already getting started. he is beginning to narrow choices for administration. vice president elect mike pence is leading the transition team. it includes high profile advise, lawmakers, three trump children. the team also includes the florida attorney general. today the president elect backtracked on something he called a disaster while on the campaign trail, the affordable care act. he had promised to do away with it. today he said there are some parts of the law he would like to keep, specifically protection for people with a preexisting condition and the measure that allows parents to keep their children on their insurance until they're 26 topics talked about in pres

passengers filed a lawsuit in connection with an airplane fire at chicago's o'hare international last month. the right engine of the miamilight broke into four pieces on the runway. more than a dozen people had to be hospitalized. the suit names boeing and american airlines as defendants along with general elect trick aviation claiming it sold a faulty engine boeing to assemble an unsafe aircraft. all three companies declined to comment on the pending litigation. >>> authorities wonder if a drone caused a midair scare for a flight carrying almost 60 people over can today. the porter airline flight was over lake ontario when the pilot noticed something and swerved the plane to avoid it. the sudden jerk tossed around two flight attendants. they are okay. >>> investigators are trying to determine if the flying object was indeed a drone. the plane made it safely from ottawa to toronto. >> it's 4:47. coming up mourning a respected journalist and friend. >>> a home is nearly swallowed by a sinkhole. >> an oreo candy bar is in the works. "action news" will be back. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or tes

chicago. rain in st. louis. memphis, louisville. lunchtime, we're fine in the east all day. maine to miami. more showers pushing through indiana and approaching places like cleveland and detroit. showers in detroit and also much of indiana. you see snow mixing in. this is not a snow event for the northern lakes. there will be a decent amount of snow for minnesota. snow in the rockies. north of denver, that's good. rain in the pacific nest. they're used to that. all in all, that's good. we went 49 for a high today. average is 55. we will see ho at 11:00. if i'm wrong, autism speaks gets more money. it's down to 47 right now. dew points in the teens. dry air mass. tonight the winds will subside. we're back in the 20s in the burbs. bus stop temperatures. 24 to 42. a few clouds tomorrow late in the afternoon. showers on thanksgiving. not a washout. family football games will be okay. a few showers lead up to a nice weekend. by early in the morning, looking at 27, gaithersburg. 28 in fredericksburg. by 9:00, back in the 30s. headed for the low 50s. sunshine to start in the 30s. back to 50. 1:00.

pizza to the polls has been hanging out slices to hungry americans in cities like cincinnati, miami, chicago a link to prove they were stuck in line. accepting donations of ten bucks for one pizza or a hundred dollars if you want ten pizzas. two web developers in oregon came up with the idea for political action committee. they call it americans against unsecured billionaires with tinny hands pack. that's a real thing. and finally, how far out of your way would you go to vote? well, astronaut cast his vote from the international space station, he's due back from orbit next february but texas allows astronaut to vote to secure electronic ballot is forwarded to them in mission control in houston and they return it by e-mail to the county clerk. newsweek, get this, hedging their bets, commissioned two covers. one has president trump at the title and the other madame president. these are editions and produced by third-party but once the election is over, the winning cover is going to be rushed to the printer and the losing cover gets killed. because the clinton cover was leaked early, guys, the

after sunday's game in miami, they are going to stay in orlando before heading to chicago. now, for some, this is a much better trip than when they stayed at youngstown a few years back during similar back- to-back road games. >> no offense to anybody in youngstown, but, you know, i think it's going to be sunny and not going to be, you know, 35 and snowy and rainy. >> only one week. so at least we have good weather out here all year round like we're going to, like, you know, minnesota or something to capitol hill for a week i'd be like, no let's go back. >> see you at 6:00. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: the death of a dictator. former cuban president fidel castro dead at the age of 90. the communist island nation mourns the loss of the beloved father figure. but a very different scene in miami's little havana where cuban americans celebrated in the streets. >> i know we're not suppose to be celebrating death, but to us, this is closure. >> ninan: also tonight, castro's death prompts a wide range of reactions from president obama and president-elect trump to pope fra

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chicago, 54. dallas clouds with showers. 78 down in miami, florida and all major airports looking good across the country. let's check the traffic with joel hillan. >>> we have a trouble spot ashton we're following from copter four in the eastbound direction of i-70 as you get to washington. it's off to the right shoulder and we have there. and they got dinged up. look along i-70 as you head in the eastbound direction, once you get passed it, it's nice and wide open. pena boulevard, a similar situation. we have speeds into the mid 50s out to i-225. >>> joel, thank you. >>> let's preview what you'll see today on cbs this morning, he's gail king. >>reporter: ahead on cbs morning, we're covering trump's stunning presidential n. >>> trump's campaign manager kelly ann conway joins us with what to expect from the trump's candidacy. we'll see you at 7:00. >> you can catch gayle king and norry o' donald and charlie after our newscast at 7:00. >>> coming up, reaction from hillary clinton and trump supporters and the united states ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, the gillette sensor3 has three blades and a water-activate

chicago sunday. niners have lost 10 in a row. and kaep through at three touchdowns in miami. this is practice footage in orlando. question, is when will this thing win another game? >> our play will be determining that. we have to get over that hump now. we have to be able to cut out mistakes that are killing us. >> today, christian mccave rewas named all pac-12. this is he says he's taking intro to nuclear physics by the way. new rankings are out. alabama and ohio state moves up and washington is fourth. and can you dub stay at four? we'll see next weekend. and finally, johannes sespidas, hit 31 homers for new york. >> so i checked with allen george. he said you would not survive. really. >> wow. wow. >> i don't think we can survive intro to nuclear physics. >> thank you. >> spencer, of course. join us tonight. coming up, new a cabinet pick at 9:00. >> a team is and e-mail your questions. >> yes. >> thank you. >> appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> from all of us, thanks for joining us. joining us. we'll see you tonight at ifay had had any of the receivers like a jerry

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other protests happening in los angeles, dallas, miami, boston, philadelphia, kansas city, burlington, vermont and chicagond elsewhere. even more disruptive than the new york protests are the barriers now set up in front of trump tower, 56th street. now close to traffic and will remain so until january 21st. as the holiday shopping gets under way here in manhattan, traffic as you can well imagine is a super big mess. eric, back to you. >> they march from union square where they assembled and kept going up fifth avenue near fox news headquarters where we saw them, but peaceful so far. arthal. >> well, prukt will be taking office with both houses of congress controlled by his own party, but some of the gop leaders didn't support him during the campaign. mr. trump now doing some bridge building, trying to get everyone to agree to work together. molly hen inberg live in d.c. >> hi, arthal. donald trump an outsider but one who knows key people on capitol him. trump met with republican house speaker paul ryan on thursday. ryan said he did vote for trump in early voting, but pointedly not campaigned or voiced su

chicago's o'hare international. more than a dozen people went to hospitals after the right engine of the miami bound flight broke intopieces on the runway. the suit names boeing and american airlines as defendants as well as general electric aviation claiming that it sold a faulty engine used to assemble an unsafe aircraft. the companies declined to comment on the pending litigation. >> part of an old mine collapsed in schuylkill county pa and it nearly swallowed a family's home. the ground in the quick's backyard in mahony township gave way on saturday night. tracy quick and her husband were watching tv. their three children were asleep. >> started cracking. like the whole house just sounded like it was going to just go. it was horrible. it's devastating, it's absolutely devastating. it breaks my heart actually. >> everyone made it out safely but the family now fears they could lose their home. engineers are working to stabilize the house and fill the hole. >> it is 5:47. still to come, some people are told to wear masks because the air quality near burning wildfires is just that bad. >> scientists say they know why