good morning, john. >> reporter: clayton, good morning to you. if you have some corned beef hash there, you might want to throw a little our way. there's nothing open here on 56th street. good morning, as donald trump touched down at jfk airport at 3:30 after a five-state blitz he went to florida, north carolina, also did new hampshire, michigan, and pennsylvania. pennsylvania where you are, clayton, one of the big prizes in the election today. 20 electoral votes. there is no early voting there other than absentee balloting so it's all about getting people out on the day. hillary clinton expecting a surge of voters to come out of urban philadelphia. so donald trump last night in scranton, pennsylvania, urging his supporters to come out and counter that surge. here's what he said. >> you're tired of a government that works only for wall street and the special interests, you're tired of the reckless foreign policy, the crazy wars that are never won. hillary clinton is the last stand for the wall street and special interest donors and to special int

clayton foley. you remember clayton foley, don't you? clayton foley? yeah. yeah. ugly clayton foley. yeah. he used to work down at the pool hall. yeah, real ugly with the big bug eyes. yeah, that's clayton. you see, he had a goiter in his neck because his thyroid wasn't working too good. and that caused his eyes to bug out. like this, and that's what got him in trouble, them bugged-out eyes! you see, clayton... clayton was a window washer, and he was washing this lady's window, and she saw him looking at her with them bugged-out eyes, and thought he was a peeping tom! and she had him arrested for being a dirty old man! and, you say he fought that case and won it? he went to the doctor and got a certificate saying that he had a goiter. he walked 3 miles in the rain, gave it to the judge, and the judge found him innocent. 2 weeks later, clayton died in the morning. but he died knowing that he was a clean old man with a goiter. see that, son? if ugly clayton can do it, so can you. yeah, but he died doing it, remember? well, you can't fight city hall without making a

good morning, john. >> reporter: clayton, heather, good morning to you. donald trump will be casting his ballot here at new york city at

. >> clayton and heather good morning to you. investigators aren't ready to say this attack was indeed motivated terrorism. but there are indications early on that suggest that could be the case. investigators are now looking at a post, a facebook post which could belong to the attacker abdul artan. he post it had minutes before the attack was carried out. they are working to confirm it was him. one investigator describes the post as a declaration against unfair treatment of muslims. the method used the fact that he was drooifdzing driving a car i a crowd of people and use ago knife. isis encouraged attackers to use those things. we are learning bhoer artan the 19-year-old ohio state student. he was polite and attended daily prayer services at a mosque. a student by the same name abdul artan complained to the newspaper, the lat terne, there weren't any places to pray on campus and he thought people were afraid of him because he was a muslim. he plowed his car into a crowd of students and pulled out a butcher knife and attacked th

clayton?, kristin fisher bright and early for us. >>> the fbi stunning announcement, comes from a new clinton bombshell. in a wikileaks e-mail about chelsea, former clinton aide doug band writes the investigation into her getting paid for campaigning using foundation resources for her wedding and life for a decade, taxes on money from her parents, do these leaks suggest the fbi may have made the wrong decision? here to debate, gop strategist phillip and ee advantage gel line. were you surprised by the announcement? >> i wasn't surprised. >> 650,000 e-mails. in criticism, how does the fbi go through them that quickly? >> they go through them that quickly because they have meta data. they can compare them. many of the e-mails were duplicative and others were simply irrelevant. >> we have two different investigations here, right, phil? one is looking at the clinton foundation. >> sure. >> now we have the revealed e-mails about chelsea clinton and whether the money was being used from the clinton

will begin towards clayton. give yourself extra time. we have a few accidents popping up around the triangle. again earlier crash at lumley at 540 cleared up. delays ought gorman. taking 20 minutes. >>> still to come, where the presidential candidates will be in north carolina today as they try to dru land hb2 is n: i'ma disaster. an, hb2 has cost us thousands of jobs. i know from my experience in the state cabinet what it takes to bring good jobs to north carolina. we have to recruit businesses based on our state's reputation. right now, north carolina is showing how not to create jobs. as lieutenant governor, >>> the time is now 7:30 am. a big day north carolina for the presidential candidates. >>> possibly a make or break day. hillary clinton and donald trump will be making campaign stops. it is hard to keep up with them all. mikaya thurmond is in raleigh. we are previewing those visits. let us begin with renie. >> reporter: republican nominee is holding his first event of the day in concorde will be at the farm in selma. with less th

the clayton bypass, stacked up there. and it loosens up a bit but this is the inbound direction here. you can see it packed in there. the commute in from highway 42 and normal is about 8. you are looking at a healthy delay, a 16-minute delay, and then 40 at lake wheeler, a lane closed here, the westbound lane, the inside lane. if you want to move to the right to get around that, that is further comple kateing the commute. how about 26 minutes from the 440 split to u.s. one? and cast that, it's okay. downtown, an accident cleared both directions in raleigh on the east side of downtown. back to you. >>> nate, thank you. >>> when asked to describe our wral teacher of the week, the principal said born to teach. >> the partnershipship with the north carolina education lottery, our lynda loveland surprised the teacher whose family >> reporter: guess what? you're wral's teacher of the week. sidney began her teaching career at york elementary 10 years ago. this year, she is doing something different. she's a literacy coach. inste

consider business 70 towards clayton an raleigh. slow at south saunders street and lake wheeler road. wade to 540 take 7 minutes as usual, and slowing down on 40 westbound around wade, and heavy outbound delays on wade and an accident on chp hill on lena? >> thank you, brian. >>> tinder's late update allows gender identity. users can be shown in searches that best reflect their identity and those who believe they were wrongfully removed from their gender selection are invited back. >>> twitter is expanding a new function. users keywords, phrases, and content they don't want to be notified about. twitter is changing its policies on hateful conduct. >>> renee chou is here with what's trending this morning. >>> nbc's lester holt nearly missed making it to his set on tracked the whole thing on hit twitter dubbing the race to 30 rock that began in boston at 4:30 a.m. eastern. holt said he had just over two hours to the broadcast and was still on the ground in boston, and then he was on board, flight time, 50 minutes and tweeted wish me l

land northwest of garnavillo and near clayton. health concerns have been raised by some who live near the site -- but the clayton county zoning board adjustment voted unanimously to approve a plan for underground sand mining this week. pattison sand company will head up the operation -- they say the expansion is needed to keep pace with its competitors. a 500-foot setback will stand between mine vent shafts and nearby homes in the area. county officials say health risks from the mining operations are low. . an iowa native is out of this world tonight -- and is making history as the oldest woman in to go to achieved liftoff this afternoon -- launching kazakhstan on route to the international space station. whitson is 56 years old and is originally from ringgold county. this is her third total space mission and her second as commander. before leaving -- she talked about what she'll miss when she's away from home... "i think probably the thing that i find probably the most the lack of variety of the food." whitson grew up in the tiny

uh, clayton armstrong, sir. please hurry, sir. then, we areathered together - in sight othis company-- - ( hoofbeats ) just keep going, reverend. i'll take care of this. most unusual. would you hurry it up please, sir? - yes. - please, sir. please.e. dearly beloved, we are gathered together-- fairweather, you wouldn't go to a w wding like that. - which i'm stopping. - i wouldn't do that. well, who says? i do. you wanna die? no, sir. i just want everybody to be happy. happy? i haven't had a happy day since that kidnanaer turned jane's head. she wanted to go with him because she loves him. i'm losing the best cook a father ever had. how's that? blast it if she's getting married. if there is any man present oined together, let him now speak or forever after hold his peace. e you man and wife, there is something i should like to say to you. could you say them quickly and skip over them, sir? young man, this is very important. matrimony is a h hy estate not to be entered into unadvisedly or lightly, but reverently, d

clayton? >> sleep equals more money. a bookstore banning cell phones and laptops altogether encouraging customers to read books instead. they turned off the wi-fi in a bookstore in wyoming. they put up a sign saying leave your electronics in your bags and the sign saying take a break. lifelike it's 1993. e-mails can wait. i like that idea. >> i do like that. i love to read. >> a study at university of pittsburgh. i would go to the bookstore. i would read. no cell phones. a little coffee. spend hours. >> how much tv and electronics time do you have? >> we limit it to 23 hours a day. they get an hour of sleep and 23 hours of straight electronics. >> it's fantastic. >> i don't believe that. >> he's kidding. >>> six minutes until the top of the hour. restless teens risking their lives, letting a train run over them. the horrifying new social media craze parents should know about. >>> new meals for coffee drinkers today. find out where they are. can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like pow! it added this other

also slow through garner around the clayton bypass, keep that in mind. also look out for a minor crash on capital boulevard at high winds boulevard. other roots looking good. >>> officials are trying to get a pipeline that o go to paris? richard burr took a sixteen thousand dollar christmas trip to paris...paid for by the special interests. just one of richard burr's twenty six special interest trips. prague. barcelona. seville. stockholm. madrid... richard loves europe. no wonder richard burr voted against cracking down on special interest trips. richard burr. twenty years in washington dscc is responsible for the content >>> with less than a week to go before the election, dobbs democrats are traveling to noh carolina to push for about -- top democrats are traveling to north carolina to push for a vote in our state. >> reporter: i'm here at fayetteville state university where the rain has let up in people are finally arriving to campus as president obama will be here in just hours. he's here for hillary clinton, rallying for his former secretary of sta

clayton? >> we are going to talk about what he has planned for maybe the next 100 days coming up. >> garrett tenney, thanks. >>> delivering a heartfelt concession speech and urging supporters to give the presidentalpresident elect a chance. >> i congratulated donald trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. i hope that he will be a successful president for all americans. this is not the outcome we wanted or we worked so hard for. this is painful, and it will be for a long time. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. our constitutional democracy enshrines the peaceful transfer of power. we don't just respect that. we cherish is. >> clinton also langnainged th- thanked the voters and staffers part of her run for white house. in joep arred de obamacare the iran nuclear deal. committee vin cork looks at what changes we might see from the trump administration. >> the peaceful transition of power is one of the hall marks of our d

the clayton bypass, i-40 at 70, and the traffic has stop. you think that is a still picture picture but the cars are just stopped. and we are seeing accidents light up all over the place, really in raleigh and holly springs. we are going to check in on a few others. the first at bridge street on 401, an accident with injuries we are keeping your eye on, and it looks like we still have the both directions are blocked on salem church road. again f you can, allow yourself extra time. and at chapel hill, major delays on i-40 northbound. >>> mikaya, thank you very much. doing a great job in for brian shrader. >>> sometimes, the best gifts are not wrapped in a box with a bow. >> how you and your family can celebrate giving tuesday with a janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast i

thank you both for joining us. >> clayton? >> 41 minutes now past the hour. time for this job creation bringing the american dream back to the inner city. that has been a big part of this year's race. who is doing better in michigan still suffering in poverty. we are there live next. . . . . . . >> everybody holding rallies in the great lake state today. >> we are live in ann arbor michigan with the fight for the crucial battle ground votes are down to the wire. who would have thought michigan could be a battle ground state. in tlez final days it has become a hotly contested battle ground state for trump and clinton campaigns and their biggest surrogates have lifted this state. it is a state that is typically a democratic strong hold. not elected a republican president since 1988. donald trump has made a dent in hillary clinton's lead here in the latest real clear politics average now showing clinton with about a five point lead in michigan. that is a big drop from her 11 point lead just weeks ago. trump is saying that clinton is wasting her time campaigning

or clayton, nothing ever changed.very day or two he was carted off to a room and held in place by a post that still protrudes from his skull. let's not ignore people like clayton, for they are people and they need us to liberate them. [applause] statistics are deceptive. somebody said, people may go to the zoo once again or to the zoo -- the circus once a year or the zoo three or four times in their lives, but every time someone chooses to eat vegan, they are saving 200 animals a gear. it is not how often people go to the circus or zoo. it is about the animals who are stuck in the circus or zoo year after year, going insane, turning in circles, trying to cope. whether we go or not. our job is only to get them out. the same evaluators say, $1000 saves 2.5 dogs or cats plus -- vs. saving 11,000 food animals. so ignore cows disagree. -- so ignore the dogs and cats. these cows disagree. [laughter] now, i will grant you it is more spaying ando neuter that replacement. for example, this dog meat a home right now. so if you

this is mostly typical here and 40 at the clayton bypass. traffic moving inbound with the some delays there but it clears up quickly towards sausage road and we're seeing mainly volume related delays on 40. this is roughly at gorman street. we are starting to see some slowdowns across the south side. there is the westbound lane starting to slow down. once you get to 40 park, it is fairly decent. we are starting to see delays reflected in the drive times. 42 coming out of johnson county. 440 split, 11 minutes. segment six minutes -- six minutes from wade avenue. >>> doctors in the main hospital treating victims from the battle for mosul saying they are overflowing with center is seeing 100 to 150 patients a day. he says the site does not have enough beds in the er. the pre-mosul islamic state attempts is now the second month. progress has slowed as they try to a voice -- avoid civilian casualties. >> also overnight, troops are making the move on rebel in aleppo and capturing neighborhoods and buildings. russians defense ministry says 100 rebe

clayton? >> all right.s, kelly. >>> well, president-elect donald trump's transition team heading back to new york city today looking to fill those coveted cabinet positions. mr. trump packing his schedule with interviews as we could learn he could call on some former rivals to serve. kristin fisher live in the nation's capital with some of these potential picks. good morning, kristin. >> good morning, clayton. today mr. trump is expected to meet with someone who once called him a cancer on conservatism. former texas governor rick perry, who is rumored to be in the running for energy secretary. and then over the weekend, the president-elect met with someone who once called him a fraud, mitt romney is being considered for secretary of state. so trump seems to be at least really trying to consider people outside of his inner circle. saturday romney kicked off a parade of potential cabinet members and senior advisers who came to trump's private golf club in bedminster, new jersey, to meet with the president-ele

was a clayton police officer's vehicle. let us show you the map now. the man was found dead on kirker pass road near kirkwood road in concord. vic lee is live at the concord police station and you just smoke with concord police? >> reporter: well, kiss trend, concord police just held a rally and let's go to sky 7 when they talk about what happened early this morning. they responded to kicker pass road and kirkwood drive after a driver called 911 to say he hit something in the road. the body of a man on the road had injuries that suggested he was hit by a vehicle. fast forward to the concord corporation yard. you'll see the civilian's van which lass significant damage to the hood and a clayton police officer who also drove that car will the hit the man and here's what most likely happened. >> at this early stage of the investigation it appears a male was walking outside kirker pass road and was struck by a civilian driver who then called chp via 911 to report the collision. as that was coming no the dispatch center, a clayton officer was heading into th

i'm here today with angela holley and tony clayton. i've seen you two before. i remember you. you came here a couple of years ago. you were complaining about her chilling and relaxing in the house and not doing anything and i fussed at her.

it's tonight at 7 o'clock at the clayton county office building. accepting applications for its section 8 housing program waiting list. the program provides very low-income families and individuals with rent assistance in linn and benton counties. applications will be available between today until 7:00 pm at the veterans memorial building, located at 50 2nd avenue bridge, cedar rapids. a legendary rock band will hit the road next spring for the last time. aerosmith plans to go living on the edge one last time -- just not in the u.s. we will tell you more in updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert forecast. stay with our own john campbell. you can see the moon rising through the clouds last night before the fog eventually settled in. and passengers on this jet must have had morning fog will give way to partial sunshine this afternoon. our highs will again be mild in the upper 50s to lower 60s. some patchy fog is possible again late tonight. we'll have lots of sunshine on wednesday with highs in the lower 60s, then push up be turning b

we had a burst of traffic on the clayton bypass that backed up briefly but it's flowing freely. we have on wake forest road at creekside drive inside the beltline. minor accidents in neighborhoods, not going to slow you down at all. traffic is moving along well on major routes along the triangle. you can see the 440 looks good, wade avenue is clear, and 540 westbound looking fine from capitol all the way out to i-40 and the airport. trips taking 13 minutes. for a lot of people you go to the airport on hol been there since rdu changed their parking options. wanted to gets you a heads up about what those are now. there are two options that are within walking distance called premier and central. there are economy options, those are park and ride lots, get on a bus and head to the terminals back and forth. you can go to the rdu website to check airport delay information from the faa, so far in the northeast no trouble as we head out to the midwest. looking good out of chicago and detroit. the southeast, your major airports, no ground delays right now. back to you. >>> 1.4 million am

>> clayton sandell tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> and next tonight, to those states of emergency, and now, a sweeping ban of any kind of burning in parts of seven states. wildfires raging for more than a week. no campfires, no cigarettes, no stopping of cars by the road side for fear hot tail pipes could trigger even more fires. smoke now drifting far from the fire zone. air quality and health concerns in atlanta, charlotte, several other cities, as well. and tonight there are breaking developments. several arson suspects are now abc's eva pilgrim from north carolina again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as firefighters on the ground and in the air battle the blazes that have scorched a hundred 100,000 acres, authorities in tennessee announcing two new arrests of arson suspects, and warning those thinking about setting fires. >> we're coming for you, and we're not far behind you. >> reporter: air quality alerts up across the region. at least 200 in tennessee hospitalized. the smoke briefly stopping some flights

>> clayton sandell tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> and next, to alabama, and to the other pipeline still in the news. a state of emergency remains in place tonight after a deadly explosion there. tonight, the fire is now contained, but still burning, and the line from houston to north carolina is still shut down. the full line re way to new jersey. prices at the pump are expected to rise, especially in the southeast. the company hopes to have that pipeline repaired by this weekend. >>> overseas tonight, and a new analysis of that mysterious end to malaysia airlines flight 370. investigators say the pieces they've recovered show that the wing flaps were still in a cruise position. in fact, they now believe the plane ran out of fuel and spiraled down, increasing in speed until it crashed into the indian ocean. plane vanished more than two years ago. >>> back here at home tonight, and from wisconsin now, there is growing outrage over an experiment meant to scare teenagers into driving safely. the school and the st

well, jace clayton, a.k.a.dj /rupture, takes musical pieces from around the world, adds his own sounds and mixes them together, creating something that will make you get up and dance, or maybe listen in a brand-new way. >> activating music, you know, keeping music alive. >> reporter: each part is alive on its own. >> each part is alive on its own, but i love the way in which, when you bring these things into overlap or superimposition, they start talking to each other in new and surprising ways. and you can tell all sorts of stories with this. >> reporter: the 41-year-old clayton graduated from harvard with a degree in english, but music has been his passion since middle school. in 2001, he put a mix called "gold teeth thief" on his website, and was stunned when hundreds of thousands of people around the globe started sharing it. he's traveled the world ever since, both making music and collecting it, and tells what he's found in a new book, "uproot: travels in 21st-century music and digital culture." these day

allamakee and clayton counties early this morning...then went through dubuque... ending across state lines in east dubuque, illinois. kwwl's shirley descorbeth live in dubuque with more details shirley. shirley. this chase lasted more than forty minutes. and the driver was going at a dangerous speed of 100 miles per hour. take a look at this video. year-old nathen davis of rockford illinois -- down central avenue here in dubuque. you can see how fast the cars are speeding down the street. just before three in the morning....the jo daviess county sheriffs office was notified the pursuit was approching their area. it continued to the julian dubuque bridge going...into east dubuque, illinois. no one injured during the pursuit, but bystanders were out at the time...putting many at risk. "some of those criteria are the time of day, depending on the number of pedestrians and motorists around, you know is school letting out at that particular time? the severity of the off a felony offense or perhaps a simple misdemeanor." davis had an outstanding warrant out of illinois

i must rank it as a rare instance the fact that i cried when i saw brown clayton literally cut to pieces on the stretcher. henry wilson, for the commander-in-chief of the british expedition, after parting for france in 1914. i never liked him so much, wilson wrote about him. on the 10th of august of that year, when his faithful manservant thomas horton died, who had worked for his father before him, he wrote after the funeral, alas, i have lost this noble friend, devoted entry, who have known since i have been a youth. he added that there were about 40 mourners, including all the household who worked. it is fair to assume that he could be included amongst them. on the eighth of november, 1924, when sandy baldwin asked if he would serve as chancellor, churchill assumed it meant of lancaster instead of the duchy and baldwin said no and tears came into churchill's eyes because he said that he would be able to vindicate the chancellorship of his late father. on the death of at the smith, inrchill's great friend winston leftght, for his friend and he said several times, i feel so lonely. in n

ashbury is higher than clayton. if it had been a building permit-he has probably taken out repair permits but that isn't in the proper permit. if you rebuild or add it has to show existing and proposed and that is what he needs to get to of everything done on one permit and set of plan jz one notification. where it inch brings you to-i would put everything together and don't think he is hat a place. i think he is deal wg the roof deck and stair on the 2014 violation but need to consolidate everything together and needs a architect to do that. >> did you have a question? >> no, i think i'm clear about what is happening. >> okay. i think if we could we should have public comment because with this rehearing or continuation we don't have to back and forth. we can go to public comment. or do we want to- >> yes. >> okay, public comment? >> just one thing i like to thank the commission for the opportunity because it gave a better understanding where we are. we can present better and more accurately. >> my name is mark [ina

. >> clayton has been working for an hour. he could be in the work force department. >> abby is in yellow because she is in the sunshine state. >> she just waves. >> clayton, i just hosted the show i am starving. >> he had breakfast while he was in the box. we have the opening shot of the brady bunch. >> we have our first election alert for you on this tuesday morning. you know what happens in new hampshire. they have a role with any community of 100 voters, open at midnight and close when all of the registered voters have voted. we have the results. dixville notch and millsville, new hampshire? who wins? take a look at that right there. >> donald trump wins 64 ballots were cast, 32 of those went to donald trump. 25 to hillary clinton. 3 to gary johnson and there were write ins. two for bern nie one for john kasich. >> i don't think john kasich will win tonight. >> 7:00 donald trump will be on for us live first time in a while. 7:00 eastern time. it will be really interesting. this is a man who legitimately does not sleep. he

stead to churches in clayton held unity services in response to the negativity. church members from greater heights united methodist and the mount vernon christian church gathered in the clayton center. church choirs perform together. the congregation celebrated reverend. clarence provided. >>> donald trump campaign manager was on meet the press before his chief of staff announcement. kellyanne conway said those that don't like trump within the gop cannot simply disregard the millions who voted for him your >> i hope even those who were critical of mr. trump both president-elect donald trump you want to grow the republican party pay attention to what he is telling the. >> she also noted so much of his success was due to the sheer enthusiasm he created. >>> we are in the weather center and we were talking about the overnight shell and tonight a chance of rain. >> now we see some of it move-in an inch moving in from the south and it is starting to rain. we will have down to the south and the men a little bit. the southern parts of wake county moving to lake forest

quarterback clayton thorson r over the middle for a 13 yard touchdown. wisconsin still up three at the then after a wildcats turnover half, in the fourth quarter. badgers light up the scoreboard again. this time corey clement with the short touchdown run. bucky also gets the two point conversion. for the first time in 17 years the badgers beat the wildcats at northwestern with a 21- 7 , victory. 12 sports stephen watson covered today's game and reports from ryan field. >> i really take ownership and try to perfect my craft each day i come out. game and thanked the offense of line. >> a big force to get the ball moving on the ground. that one play, then another couple of big ones. those guys were moving the ball and the offense of line was moving the ball up front. stephen: they used a timely turnover in the fourth quarter to seal the win. mistakes you made as long as you get the w. we did that and i am happy with that. stephen: the next two games are to bring teams with losing records, including illinois on saturday. stephanie: tha, stnk youhen. the badg

clayton has been excited for this segment for week now.ayton morris has top picks to pay attention to. >> these are going to save hundreds of dollars. these are black friday deals for gadgets and a lot of people obviously for the teens, the kids and the husbands and wives in your family, these are going to be some great deals. the surface pro 4, the tablet is at best buy, actually a number of different places. up to $430 off selected devices and bundles. you can get this customized. you get the keyboard here. i got the philadelphia eagles custom keyboard. it's a powerful tablet. this is my favorite gadget of the year. the ero. they are doing a great black friday deal. get a package of them it. creates a mesh network at your house. look at the prices. $100 off the regular three pack. wi-fi in your house, if you get a dead spot, it will get rid of it. you go into the one area of your house that doesn't have good wi-fi, eero changes that. that's my favorite gadget of the year. black friday special. >> ps 4. >> these are-off the shelves. best

i am clayton morris. it is 31 minutes after the hour.consin election officials set to kickoff the recount. >> president elect donald trump calling it a scam and blasting hillary clinton's involvement. >> kristin fisher is live with that. >> the trump transition team is calling this recount effort led by jill stein and joined by clinton nothing more than a scam. listen to what the incoming chief of staff reince priebus said about it yesterday. >> total and complete hypocritical joke that the group of people that thought they were nervous about president elect trump not conceding are the people conducting recounts and states won over 68,000 votes. >> even bernie sanders is conceding these recount will likely change little. >> they are taking place. the green party has the legal right to do it. they have recounts probably almost every election there's a recount. no one expects there to be profound change. there's nothing wrong with going through the process. >> that process will start later this morning when the wisconsin election commissio

traffic coming in around the clayton bypass. it is congested through their as usual. then we have congestion in the fortified works on. us 1 interchange, a crash that has been moved to the shoulder and the right shoulder and also into the median on 40 westbound before us 1 and could create delays as you had between gorman street and us 1 on 40 westbound. 22 minutes now through garner the stretch from 442 wade avenue is looking at a 20 minute ride. that could start to creep up as they get the accident cleared up. to get beyond all of that and from wade avenue to 540, seven minute trip leaving west raleigh heading to the airport. just getting word of an accident from a twitter follower. on 540 westbound an accident moved over to the left shoulder of 540 we between six force -- forks. a building delay through there. the traffic backups begin around lewisburg road towards six forks. again that could get worse. it looks good after that at creed more and linwood avenue. zooming into raleigh, we have a report of a crash on 440 westbound around new bern camera but you could r

in concord a man found dead in kirker pass road was hit by two cars including a clayton police car that happened at 230 this morning. concord police say the driver call 911 to say he hit something concord police found a man lying in the road pronounced dead at the scene. investigators learned that just prior to the 911 call a clayton police officer reported that he accidentally hit a man who was lying in the road >>> 49:00. california's fourth open enrollment season to sign up will begin at this time it will cost you more. for the first time many obamacare premiums are going up an average of 13.2%. a lot lower than the national average of 25%. administrator say the increase is due to rising healthcare costs for specialty prescription drugs and the end of a federal subsidy that reduced premiums. open enrollment continues through january, 31 >>> right now for 10:00 and narrowing the search for san francisco's next police chief. the big decision expected tonight and its impact on picking the cities next top cop >>> accusations the 49ers are playing outside the lines. how stadium operations

clayton you are dry. showers are headed your way. heaviest showers are in this area. napa it is causing you problems. the line is moving off this way towards fairfield. that's missing the bulk of the bay area. much of us in a much better environment forking trick-or- treating. you only have to get through the next couple hours. then it is too late for trick- or-treating. moderate rain is causing problems for trick-or-treaters definitely umbrellas out here in fairfield in the next half hour you'll need umbrellas. when i come back that's what is happening now. that's the radar. i'll show you the computer model and what we can anticipate for tomorrow morning's commute. >>> uber and a race. what a new study revealed about a racial disparity when it comes to ride sharing service. >>> raiders win in overtime to set a new nfl record for the most personalities in the process. process. honey-is the internet back yet? yesssssssss i need to let her know that i like this. i like like like like. i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here inter

. >> i am clayton morris. it is 32 minutes after the hour.en dead after a horrific school bus crash in chattanooga. >> the driver 24-year-old walker charged overnight of vehicular homicide. dozens of elementary students inside. >> we need a unit to come up here stand by these kids so they don't walk off the ones injured. >> the school bus was packed with children when it crashed. sadly multiple children lost their lives in that horrific crash. 35 children from wood more elementary school were on board this school bus when it veered off the road flipped over and wrapped around this tree. five children were killed at the scene. another died at the local hospital. it took hours to remove all of those stuck inside the twisted and mangled wreckage. 23 students were hospitalized from the wreckage. one child that survived blames the bus driver. a 24-year-old man who was behind the wheel of the bus is now under arrest and talking to police. speed may have contributed to the crash. he faces multiple charges. >> he is charged with five counts of vehicu