thank you so much for having me. >> copeland is the american ballet theater's first african- american principal dancer. that's your eye on entertainment , marley hall cbs news new york . >>> let's get to the weather now because we have a little bit of good and a whole lot of bad. >> summer -- summer today, winner tomorrow. highs close to 80 today and 40 tomorrow. in the pacific northwest there here in colorado coming up tomorrow. meanwhile midwest look spectacular today, sunny skies for minneapolis and chicago all the way down to houston and new orleans. east coast not bad either, 61 with partly cloudy skies in washington dc and all major airports are in good shape if you're heading out to dia this morning. let's check in with joel. >>> take a look along i-70 as you are heading from the west. we have some volume out there. this is a similar situation as to what we've seen on pe?a boulevard. speeds are in the upper 50s eastbound along i-70. >>> right now at 525 this morning. -- 5:25 this morning. >>> it's probably the biggest play of the broncos' season so far. we hear from the lineman

misty copeland arrives in cuba. questions about if the diplomatic missions will continue. laura: welcome to our beer is on public television in america and around the globe. viewers onto our public television in america and around the globe. a warning from secretary of state john kerry. his comments in morocco come one week after donald trump was elected president. despite his pledge to pull the u.s. out of the pair's climate agreement, secretary kerry insisted it shouldn't be a partisan issue. reporter: morocco is proudly hosting this year's talks on climate change. the future of the process is in doubt because of someone who isn't even here. donald trump, who has dismissed every aspect of global warming. john.s. secretary of state kerry worked for years towards the paris climate agreement, these are difficult times and he was unusually blunt about the dangers. >> no one has a right to make decisions that affect millions of people raised on solely ideology or without proper input. anyone who has these conversations, who learns from these experts, gets the full picture of

copeland made an emotional visit to cuba. the superstar dancer is working as a sports and cultural ambassador. she visited young students at the country's national ballet. copeland is the american ballet theatre's first african american principal dancer. and the rolling stones bring a slice of rock and roll to new york city. the band rolled into new york for the north american debut of 'exhibitionism'. the show features hundreds of rare objects pulled from the photographs, an even a recreation of the stones' 19- 60s apartment with dirty dishes and all. the stones exhibit closes in march. carrabba's new meatball magnifico. our gigantic meatball topped with parmesan cream sauce and stuffed with delicious melted mozzarella. this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats with real strawberries. it's all of this, this, and this. and especially that. waaat? yep, add this and you've got strawesomeberry. "oohh!" honey bunches of oats with real strawberries. i've been thinking... this might be the one thing in the world you pull apart to

misty copeland is visiting the island for the state department. she gave an emotional talk yesterday to dance students. >> i'm so honored to be here and for me, ballet class is my all of the stuff, because i understand what it is to take ballet class in privacy, so i'm just honored to be here. thank you so much for having me. >> cuba has more than 8,000 dal lay student. copeland is the ballet theater's first african-american principal dancer. >>> cbs staffers are on the move 24/7 to bring you the news but stepped out of character to try the latest craze. >> reporter: the rules are simple -- get a group together, strike a pose. then stay still as the camera weaves through a scene frozen in time, like walking through a picture ? >> reporter: we don't know exactly why, but it all started aned halloween with these students at a jacksonville high school, using the their classrooms, lunch rooms, and pep rallies. many are set to rap to a ray swimmer song "black beetles." one of the real beatles paul mccartney did his version tweeting, block those black b

dexter copeland. one in the leg. jones, medavoy. lyle, lyle trotter. are you guys i.a.b.? no, we're with the 15th squad. what happened here, lyle? the gun just went off. he died right in front of me. let's take it from the top. what brought you here? s like you didn't comply. i figure he robs me, then puts one in my head, so i grabbed for his gun and a round went off. i tried to stop the bleeding, but i must have hit him in an artery. look, i know what you're going through. it's gonna be okay. but what you need to do now is focus. okay. were you on or off-duty today? off, but sometimes i use my downtime to catch up with my c.i.'s. well, where is he? lyle? you got a name for us? a nickname we use is "flossy." but you guys know i can't give up my c.i. the job's clear on that. we can go through your boss if we need it, but you got a weapon on you? guys, it's a good shoot. we're not doubting that, but we gotta ask the question. i got a .38 in my ankle holster, but i never fired it. we'll need ballistics to verify that. i'll get carla. damn. the biopsy is in an hour. they're do

copeland is the ballet theater's dancer. >>> cbs staffers are on the move 24/7 to bring you the news but as michelle miller explains they stepped out of character to try the latest craze. >> reporter: the rules are simple -- get a group together, strike a pose. then stay still as the camera weaves through a scene frozen in time, like walking through a picture ? >> reporter: we don't know exactly why, but it all started aned halloween withse students at a jacksonville high school, using the #mannequinchallenge. then other schools joined in their classrooms, lunch rooms, and pep rallies. many are set to rap to a ray swimmer song "black beetles." one of the real beatles paul tweeting, block those black beatles. now it's just exploded. here is last weekend's garth brooks concert. and pro teams are in on the game too, like the nfl's new york giants. and the nba's cleveland cavaliers in the white house with the first lady. former presidential candidate hillary clinton and her staff paused on election day last week. and funny manin beyonce haven't dropped the ball. these preschoolers from e

kellen copeland teamed up with grandpa greg fritz for this lake of the ozarks catfish. reagon seaton was wetting a li a biting.. patrick seaton also getting into fish at lake darling. the fishing cousins: caydence of swisher and savannah of lemars hit the jackpot. dan mitchell weighs in again with a big ugly. next up is tawny hess and her slab bluegill. jake gerot was using a rod and reel when the 29 pound flathead hit. cole silver hauled in a harpers ferry. dominic kocher is all smiles with his coralville reservoir flathead. and lily ponto was reeling in the walleye when the northern attacked and keith pinto netted them both. with all my fishing friends, this is john cmapbell reporting. thanks, scott. now here's a look at today's most viewed web stories on kcrg dot joe, people are watching the weather for thanksgiving travelling. pressure makes its way east bringing clouds and rainfall. the clouds increase tonight with rainfall, across eastern iowa, developing through the day tuesday. rainfall totals could be near 0.5", with the best chance tuesday afternoon and evenin

without junior isaac copeland today out with a facial injury. he saw his teammates put on a show early. up 12-0 o. the steal, finishes with the lay in. georgetown would start on a 16-0 run. second half, they're up 12. three. that's commitment. a prior commitment. thank you. team high 26 points. howard will get as close as nine behind pau 30 points a game. couple notes. the women soccer team advancing to the college cup. first time in school history. and for howard, the bison women's volleyball team, go ahead, former bison. yeah, yeah. the second straight year . >>> on this sunday night, questioning the vote, president-elect trump claims millions of americans voted illegally saying that's why he lost the national popular vote. uncertain future, new reaction from inside cuba tonight after de and many wondered what's next for the island country. >> bourbon street shooting. ten people shot in the new orleans french quarter. hometown hero, melania trump, tiny hometown in europe, the residence hopes her success will make it a tourist hot spot. a busy

a troubled teen with a history of running away from home, zakiyyah copeland-taylor was last seen in pleasantville, new york on june 18, 2016. zakiyyah had previously lived in east harlem, new york, and may have travelled there. 17-year-old zakiyyah has black hair and brown eyes. she's 5-foot-2 and weighs 134 pounds. caught in the middle of a custody battle between her parents, adinda curry has been missing from carmichael, california since june 26, 2016. authorities fear that the 7-year-old may have been taken to indonesia by her mother. adinda has brown hair and brown eyes. when last seen, she was 4-feet-tall and weighed 40 pounds. time now for our family safety tip--important information for everyone you love. boy: come on, mom, we need the passes. second boy: and the lunch money. mom: boys, please, give me 5 seconds. second boy: but the lines are getting longer. mom: calm down, you maniacs. the passes are...here. boy: got 'em! mom: meet us at lunch at the food court, and try to stay together! alex: the instructions from this mom are ambiguous. she needs to make a specific plan. mom: ah, not so

haley copeland do make our own winter forecast as well. josh judge will do a special on that next week. more to come on the actual forecast for the winter ahead. thick fog and drizzle coming down. it doesn't look like a nice morning in derry. but at least we have visibility. during the evening hours yesterday was when we had the big of moisture that came up from the south. that is why we had downpours during the evening commute. rain showers moving through and in some places you don't see anything on radar but that doesn't mean it isn't raining. you do need the rain gear this morning. the low pressure system is still spinning on top of us which means the threat for drizzle. we have mostly cloudy skies. especially because the heaviest rain places are places of supreme drought. same thing in temple. three quarters of an inch and franklin, over half an inch of rain fall. it is not solving the drought. manchester we received over half an inch. foot of rain fall to get as near the average. so while the rain is good, it does not solve the drough

sean copeland to july's cool seniors, government numbers show that graduates of career training programs tend to land better paying jobs than those who attend for-profit schools. the numbers show students who earn certificates from public schools earn in average of nearly $9,000 more per year than those who attended for-profit 1.3 million programs are in roles in career college programs ranging from nursing to cosmetology. >> in sports, the bruins played at the minnesota wild last night. the wild have a new head coach this year. bruce boudreau the first coach in manchester monarchs history. he coached in anaheim last year. there was no scoring in the first or second period. finally with only 45 seconds left in the game the wild scored the game winner taking it 1-0. next up for the b's they host the winnipeg jets tomorrow night. erin: mike trout of the angels is this year's winner of the american league mvp award. mookie betts of the red sox came in second place. trout has been named the mvp twice in three seasons. betts hit 318 and led the majors with 359 total bases but came up just sho

kellen copeland teamed up with grandpa greg fritz for this lake of the ozarks catfish. reagon seaton was wetting a line at lake darling when the crappies were biting.. patrick seaton also getting into fish at lake darling. the fishing cousins: caydence of swisher and savannah of lemars hit the jackpot. dan mitchell weighs in again with a big ugly. next up is tawny hess and her slab bluegill. jake gerot was usg flathead hit. two on grandma!! that's what cole silver hauled in a harpers ferry. dominic kocher is all smiles with his coralville reservoir flathead. and lily ponto was reeling in the walleye when the northern attacked and keith pinto netted them both. with all my fishing friends, this is john cmapbell reporting. stores across iowa are getting taking a live look at lindale mall in cedar rapids, shoppers are eager to get a good deal. we'll check in with tv9's forrest saunders. and a staple of the quad cities airport made sure everyone looked their best when heading to thanksgiving dinner. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg

other heroes include ballet dancer, missy copeland and gabby douglas. they don't have thei necessarily. but they became so popular. some of the other ones they did decide to make the barbies to put out there. reflecting more of what we look like as a society and what girls look like. short or tall or different skin tones or hair color. adding somebody else in their about what the world should look at as a model. >> the company's ceo says wanting to make sure little >> she ashley graham is thrilled to be able to see that and be a part of that. >> they are working on releasing them.>> the ashley graham doll will not be made into a doll at this point. it is popular. >>> just 48 minutes after 6:00. hillary as been keeping an eye on traffic. >>> an accident on i-75 in hillsborough county. this is near i-4 in the northbound direction. it is taking 24 mite the selmon expressway to state road 56. let's go to sky 10. this look is from the ground shot where you can see two right lanes are blocked. heavy delays. now let's go to the aerial shot from sky 10. look at

. >> liberal sue copeland joins me next. are you drunk? >> i am no the drunk. i am hangover.ge, let me tell you. i know how you feel. i do not want to rain on your parade, i wanted you to celebrate in this feeling because i know it feels good. >> that's very nice of you. you know what, i'm not going to rain on your tears but what i am going to ask you is that you were totally convinced that the woman, there was no way she was going to lose. why do you think she lost? >> i think she didn't inspire enough people. look, i don't actually think donald trump won this election as much as i think hillary clinton lost it. i do think she is an honorable person and i know that you don't believe it. i do. but i also think that she does not -- she didn't inspire the people that obama inspired. i think her campaign had a very very bad strategy. i think she was very short sided. >> tell me what the strategy was. >> hang on. i got to say this. i think in my party, the democratic party has failed in its mission over the last 25 years to be the party of the common man, to be the party that sta

joining us here in new york, host, cnn's reliable sources brian stelter and todd copeland. to see you both this morning. where do we go from here on the message front? donald trump is staying on message and hillary clinton is really trying to paint donald trump as this very evil, dark choice. listen to her yesterday in north carolina. >>> he has spent this entire campaign offering a dog whistle to his most hateful supporters. he retweets white supremacist and spreads racially tinged conspiracy theories. just a few days ago donald trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. they wrote their endorsement under the slogan of his campaign, make america great again. >> so what do you think about this? you have donald trump trying to stay on message here and you have hillary clinton bringing out her greatest hits of why donald trump should not be president of the united states. by the way, he does not want the kkk endorsement. they've been clear about that. >> right, and they renounced it right away. listening to clinton's rhetoric you get the sense she belie

>> i hope doctor copeland we can rise above that. i don't know where the partisanship will rise but i'm always amazed at how can arise. it just does. sometimes logic doesn't factor into some of the process. it shouldn't. to me this is a basic in first and foremost it's a basic safety issue that we're going to be able to save lives as administrator rosekind, the 30,000 figure. saving 80% is a big, big deal. not to mention the hundreds of thousands of folks were injured in serious injuries on a continuous basis. hopefully that's something we can all rally behind and understand how important it is. if you look at some exacerbations of the economy in terms of efficiency, what's that going to be as for productivity another we directly translate into a growing economy. it with me which enter infrastructure, we may not have invest in infrastructure which that should be a bad person issue, to say the federal money if we can put more automobiles on any given amount of pavement, because of the safety features can we don't have to build extra l

a truck was towing a trailer on route 1 southbound at copeland circle and somehow lost the trailer behind it. so that's causing a bit of an issue on route 1 southbound. other than that, braintree to expressway, only ten minutes. so you're in good shape this morning. route 3, 24 and 95 all looking good. the pike problem-free in both directions. no issues on route 2 or route 3. take a look at those drive times if you're going ready to head out the door. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway, just 11 minutes. 12 minutes enter town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, just 11 minutes, as well. the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. back to you, guys. >> kris: breaking news this morning. in portland, oregon, overnight. people hitting the streets to voice their outrage over the election of donald trump. some of those demonstrators took it a little far. they broke windows and started setting fires. >> christa: police say this started as a peaceful protest and turned into a riot. they took several people into custody. let's go to 7's sarah french in the

that's a good shot, bob copeland showing us the clouds. that's cannon mountains, a white on the run, you can see that. 30 degrees in littleton and around the region, we're in the 30's and the 40's. depending where you are. let's get into the the clouds are certainly in parts of southern new hampshire. much of southern new hampshire. as you look farther north and west, lots of breaks in the clouds and over the next several hours, they slowly push to the south and east. by the time we get to mid morning or so, most of us should be in the sun. eastern new hampshire may still have clouds left over, but even there it will be retreating fairly quickly. >> off to our west, plenty of lots of clear skies across the nation. just about like the southwest, that's where clouds are. this is a forming storm system that will ride up the coast and bring us the next and best chance of rain time out around tuesday, probably the second half of tuesday and into tuesday night is the most likely scenario right now for t the clouds are here, and new hampshire cou

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