reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> interesting debate. thank you. if you want to take a look at the trump teaches guide or what, you will find it on nbcbayarea.com. >>> new at 5:00, was it an earthquake. many calling our newsroom saying they felt an earthquake yesterday afternoon. problem is, there was no earthquake. damian trujillo has solved the mystery. >> i think we're prepared. >> reporter: the brothers joked about the boom today. >> i noticed there was a lot of movement or vibration in the window. and you can actually see the curtain kind of do that kind of motion. >> reporter: beginning around 2:30 p.m. yesterday, people started calling our nbc bay area news room and to see if there had been an earthquake. did it freak you out? the experts said it's clear, no quake. but their seismographs did show motion yesterday at roughly 2:30 p.m. >> some earthquakes have the classic, first of all, sharp p wave and the s wave. it doesn't look like this. >> reporter: these seismic lines are different. so what was it? >> not an earthquake. this a

christie smith has the details. >> reporter: i tell you, most riders had no idea why the fare gates were wide open and essentially their ride on muni was free. and now sfmta is investigating after it appears they may have been hacked. the ticket machines at the embarcadero muni station were out of service. >> it says free entry. we thought like, maybe it was broken at first and then we were like it's free. >> thought it was a holiday thing they were doing. >> sfmta says starting yesterday some of its computers showed a message. >> implied we had been hacked and we are working to find out exactly what we're dealing with and what happened. >> reporter: paul roads says that fare gates were opened and trains rolled as usual. >> where do you buy the tickets? >> reporter: riders were waved in. one muni worker said that e-mails were impacted too. while there are many unanswered questions, a representative says the possibilities are still a concern. >> for me, being on the intelligence committee my question is who is responsible? is it a cybercriminal or another country trying to test or disrupt

reporting live from san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> the protesters are not just happening in the bay area they're happening all over the country. take a look at this video from new york city. this is home to president-elect donald trump. protesters marching to trump tower for a fourth day in a row. also hundreds took to the street in portland, oregon tonight. police officers were there standing by in case violence broke out. >>> other countries are unhappy with the outcome of the election. this one taking place in berlin. no matter your party affiliation, chances are you are feeling drained in the aftermath of this election. some people focused on sharing love in san francisco today with a group hug. it was organized to quite literally give people a shoulder to cry on. >> there's just been so much nastiness and bitterness and disappointment and bad feelings all over. >> others were looking for any kind of escape. they made a point to get outside and indulge in retail therapy, see a movie. doing anything they could to decompress from this long battle that many peo

live in the hayward newsroom, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. in the south bay eight people out of a home tonight after a fire that started in a garage spread to the rest of a townhouse. it happened in san jose this morning just off capital expressway. firefighters say the garj was illegally converted into a bedroom and living space which could have played a role in the fire. the exact cause has not been determined. nobody was injured. >>> a scare at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station after a man allegedly threatened people with a gun after 9:00 in the morning at the b.a.r.t. station right next to 680 and ignacio valley road. police searched for the suspect but couldn't track him down. trains were delayed for ten minutes on people traveling on the pittsburg bay point line in both directions. >>> the grand opening of a controversial store in the south bay. a live look at the new hustler hollywood store off stevens creek boulevard. this store is known for risque cloe clothing and x rated items. tonight is the grand opening and founder larry flint w

christie smith is live tonight in oakland police have two suspects. >> reporter: oakland police have arrested two men, a 21-year-old and 28-year-old after a wild gun battle broke out on the sidewalks that had people running and ducking for cover. >> the aftermath was chaos. an exchange of gunfire after midnight left two suspects wounded in downtown oakland. six others caught in the cross fire including four women. >> i think that something needs to happen, something needs to change. >> reporter: joyce gordon has a gallery on 14th street. it was closed when the shooting started but tonight some have backed out of a reception. >> some of the women who were going to come to this event are not coming because of what happened. >> reporter: many expressed concern for the wounded victims and concern about other shootings downtown while the city has worked to reduce violence. >> in the midst of all the demands that we have to take this seriously. >> reporter: the council president wants to make sure the city has enough officers downtown. >> the council dedicated resources to establish a metr

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> overnight homeless shelter is opening doors for the first time in walnut creek tonight. it's in a national guard armory next to homes and popular parks there. it has community members pretty nervous about the location. shelter leaders say those staying the night will be locked in and supervised throughout the night. everyone using the shelter is vetted first. they're paying about $100,000 to make the emergency shelter possible. other funds were donated. >>> tracking some showers around the bay area tonight and out at the 49ers game tomorrow. the 49ers take on the patriots and some of the showers have a chance of dropping some hail. we'll talk about thunder showers in the forecast and a lot of snow to wrap up the weekend when we come right back. >>> a massive sea of foam. did you see this story. led to a cleanup effort today. we'll have an update. >>> a lot of people won't have food on their tables this thanksgiving. how nbc bay area is partnering with local stores and food banks and how you can help out too. >>> have you seen this yet? it's no fo

reporting live in south san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> all right, christie. thank you very much. >>> and take a look at this big mess here on highway 101 in san mat mateo. a postal service employee lost control of the truck and then you can see it fell over on its side. the top peeled off. inside, packages, letters, all spread on the highway. it happened just before about 7:00 this morning. paramedics did have to rush the driver to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. luckily, no other cars were involved. but investigators did have to close the ramp for more than seven hours, because, get this, only postal service workers are the ones allowed to pick up the packages and mail off the roadway. >>> okay. you're not even finished eating your pumpkin pie before you're already at the black friday. yes, the black friday rush is on, and shoppers across the bay area are looking to get a jump-start on the holiday shopping. whether they're chasing the latest trendy gadget as you tried to today. >> i tried, yeah. >> black friday is a chance to try to cash in on some

reporting live in san francisco, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> christy, thank you. another busy day for donald trump. the president-elect focused on foreign policy today, naming his choice for national security advisor. retired three star general michael flynn has been the close advisor to mr. trump. aides to the plektd confirm that south carolina's governor would be the secretary of state or perhaps health and human services. former presidential candidate mitt romney is meeting with mr. trump over the weekend. vice-president elect mike pence spent the day with congressional leaders including nancy pelosi. >> we know the territory. in that territory you try to find common ground where you can. >> mr. pence also visited with newly elected senate minority leader chuck schumer in new york. >> trouble for the millennium tower project. san francisco city building officials admitted to losing or misplacing critical documents. nbc investigative reporter jackson tells us how city leaders struggled to explain what happened. >> reporter: again, -- >> again, it raises more que

christie smith joining us live from oakland with the latest on that. christie?>> reporter: oakland police have arrested two men after a wild gun battle sent people running and ducking for cover in downtown oakland. as you said, this happened just after midnight near 14th and broadway. police say two men were shot exchanging gunfire, six others hurt who were standing by. among those shot, four women. the victims between 17 and 28 years old. there is a club, a bar and other businesses. the club owner said those involved were not at the club that night, but afterwards two women who were hurt did come in and get help. one gallery owner said this shooting and others have scared people. some refused to come to a reception tonight. >> from my understanding, some of the women who were supposed to come to this event are not coming because of what happened. like i said, it's like when something happens in a restaurant, they don't want to go back. it doesn't happen every day. >> reporter: the many business owners expressing concern for the victims. we're told all in stable

christie smith joins us from the hall of justice with these new details. is christie. >> reporter: the district attorney here in san francisco made it very clear, there is no room for hate crimes in san francisco. he announced a hotline for reporting these types of incidents. also, the city is looking at possibly creating a legal team to help undocumented immigrants. >> the fear in our community is real. >> reporter: san francisco district attorney, george gascon, announced he's republishing a hotline where anyone can report incidents of hate in the city. >> this will not be a place where hate tolerated. >> reporter: he stood with representatives from the police department, mayor's office and human rights commission, outlining ways the public can contact them. police say they have not seen an uptick in incidents here since the election, but did make an arrest last night. >> there was some racist graffiti that was spray painted out in the bay view district. >> reporter: an investigation is under way after a report that a woman at ft. mason was allegedly gra

ultimate sacrifice while protecting our community from harm reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> they have become targets. we're talking about retail gun stores, they're the focus of thieves dealing stolen firearms. >> what's causing this problem and a possible solution. >> more than 2 million guns were stolen nationwide in the last 10 years. and as we first reported one year ago, police are often targets along with civilian gun owners. we found another group who's been targeted more recently in california, gun stores. >> you're watching security camera footage of the gang backing their suv through a plate glass storefront and iron gate to rob rocklin armory gun store. in all, officials say more than 200 guns were taken. police caught up with the gang hours later, arresting them in oakland in this takedown caught by nbc bay area's helicopter. >> despite the brazen smash and grab in rocklin. the thieves only got away with one gun a long rifle. the store owner says he and his staff take extra precautions every night, locking up every

nbc bay area christie smith is at city hall which i understand is lit up in yellow to honor the victims. >> yeah, that's what we are told by the folks who gathered. family members shared stories about their loved ones on the walk between the mission, over here, to city hall. activists say there have been improvements to city streets du it doesn't go far enough. they gathered in the mission district, parents like julie mitchell. she says her 21-year-old son dylan was riding his bike to work when he was hit. he died at the scene. >> we're here to get changes made. >> reporter: on this day of remembrance for road traffic victims, fa ly of those who died and survived collisions walk to city hall. part of a new group. san francisco bay area family for safe streets advocating for vision zero to end traffic deaths in the city by 2024. >> unfortunately we haven't seen a decline in serious or fatal crashes. what we need to do is we need more robust, gutsier policy and street design changes. >> reporter: they are pushing for automated speed enforcement cameras which are currently not allowed in c

reporting live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of screams of joy tonight. >>> the las vegas move is far from a done deal. the raiders have other viable options and one is linked to tuesday's election. nbc bay area terry mcsweeney is with us. not sure if the raider nation can handle another move. >> they might have to. but they will be in oakland the next two years but after that take a look. the city of oakland are telling the raiders it won't spend taxpayer money. they just can't do it, not for a stadium but there is a group of private investors that want a new stadium on the kl see yum site. that would be ideal but they don't have a concrete plan. they come up with one, nfl rules say if a viable option is submitted by a market like oakland they will not accept an application for relocation. look at the los angeles market. a possibility. they have been down there before. if voters in san diego like the idea of keeping the chargers in san diego well, the chargers will stay there. the vote is tuesday. they could free the raiders to join the rams at a stadium in

christie smith is live in oakland and it was billed as a peaceful response to donald trump. >> it was. i can tell you a lot of people were standing shoulder to shoulder, telling us it was important to come out here after the elections and share their deep concerns. with their hands raised together, a large crowd lined the lake in oakland coming together against the election of donald trump. >> it's just really sad that all of this hatred is out there. he's insulting everybody. >> julia brought a board for people to share the change they would like to see. >> some people choose to use violence to protest and express themselves, but i believe we can have other means, more peaceful ways to communicate. >> robin o'donnell knew he had to come and be with like-minded people. >> i am here because my heart brought me here. i see all of these people who have the same hurt. >> reporter: they talked about pushing back against things like deportation, sexism, racism and fear. >> i'm going to increase my giving and what can i do the next four years that is within, still going to work. >> i think i

christie smith was the first reporter on the scene. joining us with the latest, terrifying for people there that just went to see a movie. >> that's right. some people inside the theater heard gun fire. the theater was evacuated. when we arrived police were all around the theater. they say one person was shot outside, a man and they say the shooter is a security guard. people inside the brendan theaters had a night they won't soon forget. they say a manager walked in soon after they arrived. >> middle of the movie he turned the lights on and made a calm announcement. >> it was a little scary at first. when we got though lobby there was no one there. >> kathy's daughter works at the concord theater and contacted her with alarming information. someone was shot, she was unharmed, though, taking cover in a storage room. >> scared to death. she is locked behind a door but still. >> police say there was a disturbance inside the theater on a ramp between floors. a security guard chased a suspect and ended up shooting him multiple times outsid

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> mr. trump's golf course today and michelle reed along with kevin johnson, reed is on the short list for the secretary of education. they discussed the possibility of merit pay for teachers who go above and beyond in the classroom. >>> protests continue around the country and the bay area. in san francisco a few hundred people protested in the financial district. despite a traffic snafu, police say the protests were peaceful. >>> a deadly plane crash in half-moon bay. the woman killed is from sacramento. she died yesterday after the plane that they were in crashed into a home. the pilot was her husband. he was also injured. a friend of the family said that the couple decided to fly to half-moon bay to enjoy the weather. the cause of the crash is being investigated. >>> a series of thefts at an apple store has police stepping up patrols. it has been robbed three times in recent weeks. the thieves wear hoodies, grab as much as they can and run out. >> we are working with apple and the busine

nbc bay area christie smith is live, i can't think of a busier road when you're in the city there. >> traffic is usually a challenge in san francisco and today is no exception. getting you to the start of big changes, starting with restrictions on left turns. they're being removed at all but three intersections. next week there will be lane reduction that's will of course mean more traffic as work begins to remove the center median. sewer lines are also being replaced. buses will move down center lanes. in the meantime they're dealing with this on the first day. >> it will be a real inconvenience tomorrow morning when i need to drive and try to make a left. >> long, very long. >> it is a hassle all of the time. i really wish we could take a left. >> by limiting left turns, it's believed it may cut down on accounts. drivers should expect delays and take alternate routes, it will be going on for quite some time, at least two years. >> an alternate route for two years. >> coming up, lifting a congregation's spirits. how community leaders came together to help an east bay church recover f

nbc bay area's christie smith has much more from the coliseum. >> reporter: tonight raiders fans have something to shout about. >> keep it in the bay! >> reporter: a big win over the broncos. they're on a roll. >> stay in oakland. >> reporter: before kick off all these signs were gone. thousands handed out in the parking lot as part of an all-out blitz by fans. >> we've gone through 14 years of losing and now we're winning. we don't need this distraction but we're here to give the message, this is our home and we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: fans helped pass out the signs. on the backside, las vegas, if you build it, we won't come. their answer to the promise of $750 million in public money for a stadium in las vegas. >> you know, we don't have the ability to give $750 million in public funds like nevada does, but there is plenty of private funding. >> don't plan on supporting them if they go to vegas financially. doesn't mean we won't be fans. >> reporter: the issue was addressed tonight during the broadcast with owner mark davis in the house. before the game a banner was flow

let's begin with christie smith at the coliseum. this was a nervous time for the fans.lling you? >> reporter: supporters of keeping the oakland raiders in oakland were out for hours before the game even started in the parking lot, handing out about 10,000 of these signs, double sided. they wanted to make it very clear to a large audience how they feel about where the raiders should play. just before kickoff all the signs were gone. thousands handed out in the parking lot as part of an all out blitz by fans hoping to keep the raiders in their current city. >> we've gone through 14 years of losing and now we're winning. we do not need this distraction but we're here to give the message this is our home and we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: fan groups offered a message about keeping the now winning raiders in oakland and not las vegas where there's the promise of $750 million in public money for a new stadium. >> this was built in 1966, one of the oldest football stadiums arounds. we don't have the ability to give $750 million in public funds like nevada does. >> does

"today in the bay's" christy smith shows us what we need to know. >> we make do but it's really rough doing, you know, deliveries here every week. >> dusty delivers groceries in busy san francisco. he saw a flashing sign about the van ness improvement project and took a deep breath. >> i already saw it and was like, oh, man, another construction zone? >> reporter: there are already projects underway along van ness and several more south of market. this one is overhaul between lombard and mission to improve transportation. >> the van ness improvement project moves forward with the bus rapid transit which puts the busses in the middle of the roadway. >> reporter: the median is being removed, lane reductions are happening and some left turns will be restricted, which could make van ness safer. >> so, if something in this city can be invested in for pedestrians, people with disabilities who rely on these services, then it is worth a little inconvenience. >> reporter: matt miller was hit by a car in another city 13 years ago. he wants the change. >> at the end of the day, we're asking peop

live in berkeley, christie smith. >>> take a look at this. this is the big tree here. the upcoming tree lighting. it's going to be exciting. >> and we're watching all the action tomorrow at levi's stadium. new england patriots in town taking on the 49ers. be radar for showers and thundershowers in the mix as cooler and unsettled conditions sweep in. as we wrap up the hour-by-hour forecast when we come back. but for now -- we're happy to be part of it. >>> speaking on behalf of everyone here at nbc bay area, we hope some day we don't need to do this. for now we are happy to be part of it. >> that's right. we're talking about our annual food drive to help feed struggling families in the bay area. laura is at the second harvest food bank in san jose. it was really nice to get out. terry and i were at different safeways meeting a lot of folks. >> that's right, peggy. take a look behind me. i'm live at the second harvest food bank. shoppers likely saw this. community volunteers and familiar nbc bay area faces greeting customers, reaching out in hopes others will will reach

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thank you. >>> the future of sfpd is now up to mayor ed lee. he has the list of the three finalists for the next police chief. the city's police commission handed over the names of a special closed session last night. the list is confidential, but as we first reported last night at 11:00, sources say that interim police chief, tony chaplain, is one of the father-in-lawists. we reached out today to find out when a final decision will be made, but have not yet heard back. >>> big waves are on the way. you are looking at video from linda mar beach from specifica. pretty good swells today but in the next 24 hours, the surf is going to get a lot bigger. live team coverage tonight. let's begin with jeff ranieri, who is tracking the surf. jeff. >> right now, credibility bio reports indicate 4 to 7 feet so it is beginning to build. high surf advisory in effect for all beaches as we look at swells 10 to 15 feet coming out of the west-northwest. breakers as high as 15 to 20 feet. when it comes to the water, at the beach

live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> take a look at this. another day of high surf and big waves all across the bay area. this video from half moon bay, but certainly the surfers, they like it. you see them out there waiting for the nice wave there. >> is that you? >> that is me, right there in the middle, that halfpipe there. rain is moving into the area overnight that could affect the surfing as well. meteorologist anthony slaughter joining us. what about that for my next surfing trip? >> if you're hitting the waves, we do have the high surf advisory. it's not advised if you're not an expert swimmer to get into the water. we have waves that will exceed 15 feet. in the past few hours we've seen waves up to 13 feet off the coast. reason being, we have a strong area of low pressure. i've imposed the wave heights underneath it. you'll notice what happens as the system moves onshore. we're still looking at waves from 10 to 15 feet along the coastline. they will relax through the day tomorrow. as i mentioned, peggy and terry, we have rain to tal

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you.e learn the horns there on this friday. >>> one of our favorite houses in the bay area has been sold. the mrs. doubtfire house in san francisco has a new owner. i thought we were all going to chip in and buy this. >> i can't afford that. >> with 80 people. right there, pacific heights. it's become a tourist attraction because of the late robin williams. that classic "mrs. doubtfire" film was filmed there. how much? $4.15 million. the beuyer has yet to be identified. it's not one of us. >> beautiful. renovated since the movie. it is beautiful. >> i remember the shot where he was on the diamonding tab idini. >> i love the reruns. great movie. any time you're in the city, near the house, people taking photos. today was overcast which was better for any photography outside. that was the good news. certainly it sounded changes coming our way. don't worry, it's not going to ruin your weekend plans as we head throughout saturday and sunday. what we have happening is a cold front just off shor

christi smith, nbc bay news. >>> public service, raising children in the white house. what first lady michelle obama and milania trump talked about in their white house tour. >>> they're not old enough to vote but they demanded their voices be heard today. what thousands of san francisco high school students had to say about donald trump heading to the white house. we coinue tracour tstor.. fothn >>> want to take you back outside. a live picture where hundreds of protest rbz are gathered. second night of protests. all of this the #not my president protest. demonstrators angry about the election of their president elect, donald trump. tonight's gathering in oakland is just a cap to a day of protests across the country as well. many with students walking out of class room. >> nearly every corner of the bay area saw students on the streets. thousands of students took to the streets ultimately gathering at city hall. stephanie truong is at city hall. they estimate more than 2,000 students were involved. is that correct? >> reporter: that's right. 2,000 students just about

nbc bay area's christie smith was there and has the reaction from oakland. >> reporter: with their hands raised together, a large crowd lined lake merritt in oakland, coming together against the election of donald trump. >> it's just really sad that all this hatred, you know, is out there, and he's insulting everybody. >> reporter: julian monterio brought a board for people to share the change they would like to see. >> some people choose to use violence to protest and express themselves. but i believe we can have other means, more peaceful ways that we can communicate. >> reporter: robert o'donnell knew he had to come and be with like-minded people. >> i'm here because my heart brought me here. i see all these people who have the same hurt. >> reporter: they talked about pushing back against things like deportation, sexism, racism and fear. >> southern poverty loss center already gives to that. i'm going to increase my giving to that, and i'm thinking about what can i do in the next four years that is still within going to work. >> i think it's about everybody. i think this is something

. >> reporter: christy smith, nbc bay area news. >>> two men accused of a jarring hate crime that made headlines is expected in court in december. a man was beaten after his head gear was taken off. men were in a car at a stoplight when they got into some altercation with a victim that quickly escalated. >>> we learned the identities of a couple badly hurt in a car crash in san leandro last week. a driver involved in a gun battle crashed into their car. it happened thursday at san leandro and oakland. he is in a medically induced coma because of his extensive injuries. he's already had two major surgeries. his wife susan has several broken bones and torn ligaments. one person involved in the crash was arrested. >>> a deadly train crash on half moon bay. we learned the woman who was killed in this crash was from sacramento. melissa mcgee died after the cessna plane they were in crashed into a home near the moss landing neighborhood. the pilot was also injured. a friend of the family told the sacramento bee that the couple decided to fly to half moon bay to enjoy the weather. the crash i

the verdict coming as christie was scheduled to hit the campaign trail for trump tomorrow. we've now learned he will not. here's ryan smith. >> reporter: tonight, emotions governor chris christie are convicted in a plot to cause this massive traffic jam on the world's busiest bridge. ex-christie aide bridget ann kelly, choking back tears as the possibility of prison hangs over her head. >> no, bridget's not right now, we have to get home to family. >> reporter: a jury finding her and another bridge gate architect, bill baroni, guilty on nine criminal counts, including conspiracy and fraud. for orchestrating lane closures with ambulances stuck. all in the name of political payback for a new jersey mayor who didn't support christie's 2013 re-election campaign. christie was never charged. but in the trial, multiple witnesses said he was told of the lane closures long before the time frame he's acknowledged. governor christie in a statement denying he had prior knowledge saying i will set the record straight in the coming days. and both defendants saying they will appeal. david? >> ryan, thank you. >>> there's still much more

we've now learned that chris christie will not join trump on the campaign train tomorrow. here's ryan smith. >> reporter: tonight, emotions running high as two officials formerly linked to new jersey governor chris christie are convicted in a plot to cause this massive traffic jam on the world's busiest bridge. ex-christie aide bridget ann kelly, choking back tears as the scepter of prison hangs over her head. >> no, bridget's not right now, we have to get home to family. >> reporter: a jury finding her and another bridge gate architect, bill baroni, guilty on nine criminal counts, including conspiracy and fraud. for orchestrating lane closures connecting new jersey to new york city. app -- ambulances stuck. all in the name of political governor christie in a statement denying he had prior knowledge of the lane closures. saying i will set the record stra straight in the coming days. and both defendants saying they will appeal. >>> the abc news investigation that re blowing apart. the major recall. >>> also tonight, the star singer making a heartbreaking announcement. what michael buble has

christie is no longer heading up the transition process. instead, he's taking a back seat to vice president-elect mike pence. nbc10's drew smith is live in the breaking news center with a look at what this means for christie ae political future. >> good evening. late tonight trump's campaign manager said christie led the team very well. he will continue as vice chair of this transition, but experts say the fact he's no longer in charge is clearly bad news for the governor. >> i have the smartest people. >> reporter: chris christie stood by donald trump through the general election campaign, even when it wasn't popular. >> i just don't like the fact that he backed trump. >> reporter: it originally earned him the top spot on the transition team. >> governor chris christie, folks, was unbelievable. >> reporter: but his presence on the trail faded after the convictions of two former aides in the bridgegate scandal. tonight, team trump says christie remains involved in the transition process. but as of this afternoon, mike pence is the one in charge. >> he's not going to be the vice president of the united states, so having him at

smith island cake. meet some nun it is whose specialty is cheese and even tour christy briny's vineyard. our food issue about to be served. >> it was a horrific scene in orlando this past june. 49 people died and more than 60 others were injured when a nightclub. tampa bay times reporter spent four months with one of those survivors. 32-year-old angel sant yag dwoa and today's conversation with the times. morning anchor allison croft talked to them about the recovery and hills efforts to move on. >>> angel santiago talked a few days after the shooting. what did he say at the press conference. >> he spoke at press conferences and took place in hospital it is aftermath of the shooting. and then kind of told his story. he told how he had arrived at the club. and right about 12:30 at night and they were getting ready to settle up around two. and you know, they started to hear the shots. initially, he and his friends thought it was a confrontation between two people and didn't think it was going to be a big deal and didn't think it was going to involve them and when the gunfire didn't stop an

christie, rudy giuliani, newt gingrich, and mike rogers. on top of that, the trump team is eyeing several washington insiders, including three with congressional experience. jeff sessions, duncan hunter, robert smith walker. three retired generals, kellogg, flynn, and burgess. and two bush administration vets, john bolton and steven hadley, who says he's not participating in the transition at this point. >> kristen welker is with us tonight. we also want to bring in politico senior white house reporter edward dovier. before we begin this conversation, we just want to update everyone on some new math. actually, a projection election night style two nights after the election. just night, nbc news projected donald trump the winner in arizona. he picks up 11 electoral votes additional, adding to his total, giving him 290 to clinton's 228. while she won the most votes overall, that is not how we award presidential elections. and much has been made of donald trump flipping parts of the rust belt, specifically michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. all three states were called for trump on election night and will stay in his column. but votes continue to come in. at this moment, the combined vote difference

christie out of the way, sure seems that way. >> thank you very much, jim acosta reporting for us. let's get a democratic take on the breaking news. we're joined by congressman adam smiththe ranking democrat on the house armed services committee. thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> so donald trump gave an interview today to "the wall street journal" where he really sounded like he had changed, at least his tone from the campaign. he's open to amending obamacare instead of repealing it. didn't mention building a wall. do you anticipate a trump administration will put forth a more conservative policy? do you think we might see a more moderate president trump emerge than candidate trump? >> it's impossible to say. it sort of lurches back and forth from one moment to the other. but i agree most with senator reid. if there's any healing in this country, it's going have to start with donald trump walking back a lot of what he said during the campaign. he ran one of the most bitter, divisive, and negative campaigns we've seen. he made inflammatory comments about women, countless ethnic groups, a whole bunch of individuals. it was just a nasty effort. a lot

smith was a photographer for the cleveland plain dealer. that spring, he takes action shots of established stars like nap lajoie, christy mathewson, and a cleveland. >> hi, joe. >> good to see you. >> so great to see you. to learn more about that rookie, i pay a visit to baseball memorabilia maven joe orlando. when the names of greats come up, is shoeless joe still in that category? >> babe ruth, who most people consider to be the greatest player who ever lived, patterned his own swing after joe jackson's. >> safe! >> if that doesn't tell you what type of a hitter joe jackson was, i don't know what -- what will. >> joe jackson is born in pickens county, south carolina, in 1887. what kind of family did he come from? >> well, he came from humble beginnings. he worked at a textile mill as a teenager, as a mill hand, and he was virtually illiterate for the remainder of his life. >> but on the diamond, he's a true phenom. at the age of 13, he stars on the cotton mill's team and picks up a lifelong nickname. >> legend has it that while he was a teenager playing in a mill game, his cleats were bothering him so much that he took his cleats off and played