cummings those numbers aren't good enough:48:10 "i believe at some point, the city of waukesha ?will? go to county dispatch. i believe it will, and it must, it's a question of when. while we're waiting, the 45 seconds continues to so what can you do to deal with this delay? your ?only? option right now is to dial a 10-digit number to reach city dispatch... but the county says do not do that - dialing 9-1-1 is still your safest bet. instead - try to quickly provide your name - location - and type of emergency... keeping in mind you may have to repeat that information ?twice?. reporting live in waukesha - evan kruegel - cbs58news. a local lawmaker says allowing teachers with guns in their classroom could save lives. lives.state representative jessie kremer is introducing a bill he says would allow private school teachers with concealed carry licenses to have their gun at school.he also says potential shooters will avoid a school if people inside are armed. "there's a lot of good in this world but there's also evil. the public must continue to when it comes to securing our schools a

i think elijah cummings and i came together in a very bipartisan way.saw a mess that was happening in the secret service. that investigation and that cleanup still continues to this day. i'm going to take that same philosophy and approach. >> so congressman, will you work with the chairman, chairman chaffetz, to investigate hillary clinton, whether she wins or loses over the next two years? >> i'm going to do my duty and work with the chairman, but i'm hoping that the chairman will do something that's very important here. i'm hoping that he will put country over party. and i'm hoping he will also be joining with me as we look at these russian hacks of the dnc and that we look at the fbi leaks. i hope that he will join me, when we look at any relationship that mr. trump may have had with regard to the russian government and possibly doing harm to our electoral process. and so yeah, i will work with him. but i also want him, again, to put country over party. >> as you also know, there's some other republicans who are openly now talking about impeachment i

cummings thanks for being object, sir.re we now fbi has come out and basically exonerated hillary clinton saying there's nothing in any of these e-mails, 50,000 of them that is anything more than a previously e-mails? >> i'm glad the fbi cleared that up. i must say it's very alarming that director comey even put out that letter nine days ago. i think that it was very vague. keep in mind a lot of people have already voted since that letter came out. so we don't know exactly how it may have affected them but it does concern me. i still think that the inspector general should take a clear look at the fbi and try to figure out where are all these leaks coming from. my 20 years of practicing law and my 20 years of being on this committee, i can tell you i have never seen a situation where we had so many leaks coming out of the fbi. i think that we've got to take a look at that. >> let's talk about the law. suppose there's a fellowship, i imagine there is, among former and current fbi agents, so you retire at 65, whatever, whate

cummings thanks for being here, sir. where are we now fbi has come out and basically exonerated hillary clinton saying there's nothing in any of these e-mails, 650,000 of them that relates to anything more than a duplication of the other e-mails, nothing to do with the government. >> i'm glad the fbi cleared that up. i must say it's very alarming that director comey even put out that letter nine days ago. i think that it was very vague. keep in mind a lot of people have already voted since that letter came out. so we don't know exactly how it may have affected them but it does concern me. i still think that the inspector general should take a clear look at the fbi and try to figure out where are all these leaks coming from. because, in my 20 years of practicing law and my 20 years of being on this committee, i can tell you i have never seen a situation where we had so many leaks coming out of the fbi. i think that we've got to take a look at that. >> let's talk about the law. suppose there's a fellowship, i imagine there

ak angela i know you talked to congressman cummings.think there is should be investigation on this. >> yeah. i think they have raised a number of good points. one thing they raise in the letter is it is unsupervisorable for the fbi to leak unsubstantiated and in some cases false information about one presidential candidate to benefit the other. he goes on to say leaking this information to former fbi officials as a conduit to the trump campaign is equally intolerable. the issue is now lack of public trust. congressman cummings talked about that as well. he said listen if we can't trust our fbi. if we don't believe in the system. we substantially compromise this. and that is above, that is a bigger issue than partisanship. that is being un-american. >> i think just it is shocking to me. which is they punted it in the summer. and then because the investigation is going on with huma abedin's husband, they find more information. and because dodge has recused themselves as mr. fuentes just explained it puts the fbi director in a terrible pos

cummings -- also slamming trump for his comments on the issue. rep. elijah cummings / -d- maryland: "donald trump saying it's worse than watergate and he didn't know what he was talking about." trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway -- struggling to defd case in recent weeks. kellyanne conway / trump campaign manager: "everybody speculated for 9 nine days. everybody on cnn speculated 24/7." anderson cooper / host, anderson cooper 360: "if everybody jumped off a bridge it doesn't mean you should jump off a bridge, too." i'm reid binion reporting the final iowa poll on the presidential race came shows donald trump holding a seven-point lead over hillary clinton among likely voters in iowa, 46 to 39 percent. the poll comes from 800 likely iowa voters. today is the funeral for one of the officers killed in an ambush style shooting in the des moines area last week. beminio's funeral starts at 11 this morning. it will be at the lutheran church of hope in west des moines. we will have live coverage of the service on kcrg 9.2 and kcrg.com. yesterday, dozen

including elijah cummings. our experts are standing by. let's begin with donald trump's meeting with "the new york times." our political reporter sarah murray has the slaft. trump called the times this morning a failing numb. he called it a great american jewel. what is the latest? >> reporter: well, that's not the only issue donald trump appears to be having a change of heart on today. after spending more than a year traveling the country, referring to hillary clinton as crooked hillary, and saying he would prosecute her, now he says he doesn't feel strongly about it. >> hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time. >> reporter: that pledge to put hillary clinton behind bars is no longer a top priority. donald trump is saying it is not something that i feel very strongly about. add pick it would be divisive for the country. >> whitss the president-elect is the head of your party now, tells you before he is even inaugurated, he doesn't wish to pursue these charges it sends a very strong message, tone and content to the

jeffrey cummings excitement is based gene therapy called adu-canu-mab. it's shown the most promise of any alzheimer's drug to stop the disease dead in it's tracks. it's best use is on those in the earlier stages of the disease. "the point of aducanumab is to stop the decline rather than to produce an improvement and that would be a great victory." how does it work? amaloid protein or plaque builds up in the brains of alzheimer's patients.. destroying memory and basic functions coded into the brain. aducanumab triggers the body's immune break up the plaque. this is the only drug so far that has eliminated the plaque from the brains of alzheimer's patients. "this is plaque that's killing brain cells? this is the plaque that's killing the brain cells. dr. cummings showed us mri's from patients taken before and after treatment... see the reddish areas? that's the plaque.. the higher the dose of aducanumab... the more plaque was wiped out. "and at the end of 1 year, using the highest does, the scan is actually effects? there are side effects. because it's pul

angela you talked to congressman cummings. think should be investigate? points. one thing say in the letter unacceptable for fbi to leak unsubstantiated and in some cases false information about one presidential candidate to -- equally intolerable. lack of public trust is the issue. cummings talked about with blitzer, can't trust the fbi and don't believe in the system or doj, compromised it. that's bigger than partisanship. >> i see you shaking head. >> shocking to me. punted it in the summer right? then because the investigation is going on with huma abedin's husband find more information and because doj recused themselves as mr. fuentes just explained, puts the director in bad position. should have been special investigator on this. kicked out of the political realm. you have evidence from the e-mails, people leaking from the fbi. >> you don't know that. >> people leaking from the fbi to reporters. carl knows about this. when a government agency between doj and fbi, they are in complete conflict within the fbi and doj over this, that's why you have spe

kameron cummings -- was in a car -- just behind the school bus. he -- and his pregnant fiance -- helped rescue victims. (kameron cummings, witness) "the bus did not stop at all. there was no brakes. i don't think he ever put his administration says -- chappell's license lapsed -- because he failed to turn in -- medical certification. right now. metro could be forced --to put your emergency-- on hold. 12:15 harvey: why should it take an hour and a half when someone's been attacked? contact 13's -- darcy spears -- uncovers the top hot spots -- eating up metro's time -- and they're no where near the las vegas strip. and count on chopper 13 -- to bring you breaking news -- fast and first -- and only on i'm catherine cortez masto. i know some people are so disgusted with politics they think their vote doesn't matter. but we can't just sit on the sidelines when so much needs to be done. i know that, working together, we can make progress. as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together to fight sex trafficking and drug dealers. and i t

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. >> some democrats including congressman cummings -- >> i'm glad he came forward to clear this up. >> cummings slamming trump for his comments on the issue. >> trump saying it's worse than water gate and he didn't know what he was talking about. >> kelly ann conway struggling to defend the speculation the case in recent weeks. >> everybody speculated for nine days, everyone else on cnn speculated -- >> if everyone jumps off a bridge, it doesn't mean you should jump off a bridge. >> election night coverage starts with cbs news at 4:00 and we'll join cbs for live election coverage at 5:00 followed by cbs4 news at 10:00. you can join us and our election partners, public television 12 at 7:00 and you'll find coverage in the case of a pueblo police officer accused of sexual assault. this happened after a woman called police for help in a domestic violence case. benjamin admitted to having contact with that woman while filling out paperwork. body camera video shows the officer having a sexual conversation with the alleged victim. and the camera was turned off. he's now on administrative le

. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders and congressman elijah cummings are asking u.s.egulators to investigate whether makers of insulin colluded on pricing. >> we're early in the pricing debates. there have been more than 500 drugs that have raised the price more than 15% so far this year. there are a lot of them. and clearly, anyone who is raising price too much, that should be something that people look into and have some sort of say in that. secondly, if you have collusion, everyone agrees. if there is known collusion, go after it. >> reporter: sanders and cummings highlight four companies in their letter to u.s. attorney general loretta lynch. all makers of drugs for diabetics. a triple in the price of insulin from $231 to $736 per year for each patient. they also note identical increases for drugs like atlantis rising 13 times since 2009. they write, we are concerned the potential coordination by these drug makers may not simply be a case of shadow pricing, but may indicate possible collusion. and we believe this egregious behavior warrants a thorough investigatio

truth is elijah cummings and other democrats do not want to know the truth. do not want justice to take place. that holds true for the president of the united states, barack obama as well. based on reporting by fox news and other agencies, talking points has come to the conclusion that the president has made it quite clear to attorney general loretta lynch that he, he does not want any prosecution of hillary clinton or any investigation into the clinton foundation. mrs. lynch got the message. and according to the "wall street journal" is furious that fbi director comey has reopened the e-mail investigation. for his part, comey had to inform congress about possible new information because, in september, he said this. >> would you reopen the clinton investigation if you discovered new information that was both relevant and substantial? >> it's hard for me to answer in the abstract we would certainly look at any new and substantial information. >> comey is not a fool. he knows that if e-mail on huma abedin's computer, that's mrs. clinton's top assistant, contain

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i'll speak next hour with one of those democrats, congressman elijah cummings.oining us right now, rudy giuliani, a top advisor to donald trump. mayor, thanks very much for joining us. >> nice to be with you, wolf. >> two days before director comey, the fbi director, sent that letter to congress on the huma abedin e-mails that were found on her estranged husband's computer, anthony weiner, this is what you said on fox news. i'll play the clip. >> and i think he's got a surprise or two that you're going to hear about in the next few days. i mean -- i'm talking about some pretty big surprise. >> i heard you say that this morning. what do you mean? >> you'll see. >> stay tuned. you're lucky because we've got to go. i'm out of time, otherwise i'd keep pressing you. >> we're not going to -- we're not going to go down. we're certainly not going to stop fighting. we've got a couple things up our sleeve that should turn this around. >> all right. since then you've suggested you've had conversations with former, current fbi agents. to be clear, did anyone leak any aspect

crash when he ran a red light in his patrol car, judge you this vide of the car hittingar officer bo cummings cruiser replay shows tht lights and siren were not on and the light was reds, is pleading not guilty, his travis scheduled to start next week. >> some people have their healt insurance through obamacare fee anxious about donald trump selection, that he said health care is at the top of his agenda,th and republicans have vowed to repeal the affordable care act especially after a recent spike in premiums for could take the better part of the year for them tol repeal an replace the current lock so unlikely that yourur coverage would change in 2017, a kent state student says that critics of donald trump need to be more proactive. through demonstrations across the country last night, but she believes she can affect change by creating herwn first 100 days to speak out against hate and write to her local lawmakers. >> the most important thing is eala this is our president, and no one should be rooting for him t fail, it is important to be vigilant, make sure that you write to your representa

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jeffrey cummings excitement is based on the results of a gene adu-canu-mab. it's shown the most promise of any alzheimer's drug to stop the disease dead in it's tracks. it's best use is on those in the earlier stages of the disease. "the point of aducanumab is to stop the decline rather than to produce an improvement and that would be a great victory." how does it work? amaloid protein or plaque builds up in the brains of alzheimer's patients.. destroying memory and basic functions coded into the brain. aducanumab triggers the body's immune system to break this is the only drug so far that has eliminated the plaque from the brains of alzheimer's patients. "this is plaque that's killing brain cells? this is the plaque that's killing the brain cells. dr. cummings showed us mri's from patients taken before and after treatment... see the reddish areas? that's the plaque.. the higher the dose of aducanumab... the more plaque was wiped out. "and at the end of 1 year, using the highest does, the scan is actually normal "are there any side effects? there are side eff

kameron cummings -- was in a to current dealers? car -- just behind the school bus. he -- and his pregnant fiance which is why i think -- helped rescue victims. (kameron cummings, witness) "the bus did not stop at all. i know. there was no brakes. but i miss him. i don't think he ever put his brakes on." the motor vehicle administration says -- because he failed to turn in -- hey, we've got something. medical certification. people in chicago -- are cleaning up -- after a massive we were able to i.d. one of scott's recent targets -- warehouse fire. annika smythe. it took nearly 200 firefighters -- to put out the five-alarm blaze. investigators believe -- homeless people -- set the fire -- trying to stay warm. no one was in the building at that she's going through a messy divorce. the time. and no one was hurt. now meet nancy underwood and claire stevens -- an orthodox-jewish community -- in new york -- is on edge tonight. two women -- nearly victims -- as a man -- tries to sexually oh, more than that. they hang out together. in their own driveways. police say -- a man

i don't think the american people will stand for it. >> congressman elijah cummings. appreciate your time. >>> joining me now senior spokesman for the obama campaign 2008. now here as a consultant. also middle reliever for the cubs, got left off the roster. you know democrats, you know liberals, they get panicking. let's start with the map. you got this situation where this is sort of a quadrennial tradition in which the republicans said they would campaign in blue states, there was a huge rally in pennsylvania. it didn't work out for him. you got something similar this time around. is this a head fake or is there real softness in a state like michigan that hillary clinton herself is going to on friday? >> listen, the president visited wisconsin in 2012, bill clinton was in pennsylvania the day before the election in 2012. it's smart for democrats to really solidify their base and get to 270. i don't see that as really any worry about michigan. what i do think is needed is rallying some enthusiasm, especially among african-american voters. that's what this trip is abo

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previously asked for her wifi password they also say he admitted to entering the home to get it now, cummings is facing third-degree burglary charges prosecutors announcing today they will not pursue criminal charges against a police officer who shot and killed a man back in september this happening in north carolina keith scott was shot by charlotte police officer brentley vinson the district attorney saying given the totality of teh circumsta video of the incident family attorneys say they may still be civil lawsuits against charlotte police for scott's death. police are searching for this man tonight. after they say he stole more than a million dollars in gold you can see him grab a bucket of gold flakes... the thief's only problem? the bucket weighs about 86 pounds it took him about an hour to police think he's now in the florida area the death of fidel castro has been marked with multiple days of mourning in cuba... but it's marked with jubilee in florida take a look an ice cream shop is helping people celebrate the death with a sweet and spicy treat the company is selling "burn in hell

we heard from comings and that sums -- cummings and that sums it up. house and we need to keep the current structure in place to combat major changes that trump presidency and republican house and senate may want to make to what we worked hard for. >> they are staying the course of now. a lot of people say no, this is a good opportunity to switch gears and freshen it up. maureen: what about the other big question of the day. who will be the secretary of state? any news on that? >> there is a handful of names bandied about. mitt romney is the biggest of the names last night. with reince priebus. who will be the chief of staff under the trump presidency and donald trump himself. they sat for quite some time. this is a second normal meeting they had. everybody thought it was a big aboutface to talk to mitt romney who was a bold critic of trump now join the administration. but indicates to us that he is a front-runner. trump was asked directly if we trump said he wasn't sure. see how it works out. tomorrow he starts a thank you tour. to lead ohio and thank

it is something that at least one congressman, elijah cummings, on the house oversight committee, is asking for answers for. >> it's clear he's emerged as a key advise tore the president-elect and donald trump relies on his son-in-law for that kind of advice. jim acosta outside of trump tower in new york. let's get more on all this. democratic congressman adam schiff is joining us right now. congressman, thank you very much. >> thanks. good to be with you. >> let me get your reaction to jared cushner, should he get that top secret security clearance and be part of that daily presidential brief? >> well, i think there are three questions. there's the question of whether he can be appointed a position or whether that would violate the anti-nepotism laws. then there's the question whether he would qualify for a briefing if he doesn't meet one of those positions or can't by virtue of the nepotism provisions. but the bigger issue for me is we have a president coming in with no experience in foreign policy. should he be relying on a son-in-law who also has no experience? that's the primary

>> jean cummings, he did say he was going to tear the place up.this is -- still they haven't had the tax returns. it's not a blind trust. it has to be a mind trust. the president is exempt from that. the kids running the company and the transitions, you are now sitting at the table. >> absolutely. there are so many potential conflicts that still exist. the fact that the kids are guiding the transition team knowing the business that they're going to take over, you know, they could choose people that will serve in the new administration with positions that they know would be helpful on the business end of things, too. you know, they say that they're going to put all of that aside and that they'll just make, you know the decision based on what's best for the country and they may well do that, too. we just have never been here before. >> and mark, rudy guiliani has been mentioned and touting himself at the wall street dinner the other night. i'm hearing. you are hearing, he is not out of the mix while there is talk of mitt romney for secretary of stat

. >> congressman -- >> so cummings is coming out with this letter. he's the ranking member of the committee on government oversight and reform. he sent a letter requesting the oversight committee immediately begin conducting review of trump's financial arrangements to ensure he doesn't have any actual perceived conflicts of interest, that his advisers comply, et cetera. the irony here, of course, professor, as you know, is that this is actually a legitimate exercise of oversight by congress. usually you could argue they're overreaching and looking at quasi criminal things when they have no jurisdiction over that at all. what do you make of the cummings request? do you think it gets anywhere? and practically s it a real concern? >> well, it is a concern that congress should investigate, whether the conflicts of interest concern the trump empire or breitbart news or any other private entity that seeks to influence this administration. that's the function of that committee. i've criticized that committee under both democrats and republicans for overreac

(kameron cummings, witness) "the bus did not stop at all. there was no brakes. i don't think he ever put his brakes on." the motor vehicle administration says -- chappell's license lapsed -- because he failed to turn in -- medical certification. in northern china -- thick smog --shuts down dozens of highways. in some parts of beijing -- the pollution was so bad -- drivers could barely see -- where they and the elderly to stay inside -- to avoid breathing the air. they say -- conditions may only get worse -- as we get closer to winter. ((adlib wx toss)) this weekend will be fairly nice in las vegas with light winds and mostly sunny skies. high temperatures will be near 80 degrees both days with lows near 60 degrees. as we head into next week high pressure stays put and keeps our weather practically the same each day. we will not notice much of a change until possibly late next week or into next weekend as we might cool off some. but that is still over a week away. so enjoy 80 degrees and sun, because it will 60 degrees. we will not notice much of a change until p

cummings would be required to tell the city of all osha olations no matter if theyre pending or resolved. the proposal needs the approval of boston city council. no criminal charges have been filed in this case is the suffolk ea's office continues to investigate. emily: investigation into a roof collapsed in kingston that injured four workers working on a house on christmas tree lane two of the victims had severe injuries. one of them was flown to a boston hospital. environmental leaders in new hampshire file a lawsuit against the peace development authority sing storm runoff from the building is polluting water in the area. the conservation law foundation is seeking what could be tens of thousands of dollars in fines per day from the pda that centered in newington on the border of portsmouth create the group aims the violations date back to 2000 nine. today, no comment from theba transition team is denying claims that he sought security clearances for his children. officials say the childrenave not started filing the necessary for work to obtain those clearances. trump's transition team

perhaps this elijah cummings statement showing that the pressure is going to continue.oving to other areas of pressure we've been seeing today, this week mallinckrodt is coming under pressure, as citron put out a new report challenging a drug, the price of that drug, saying that the medicare exposure of that drug is higher than investors were led to believe. analysts are defending this one, saying it's still a buy, but pressure is continuing formal inkrot. another specialty pharmaceutical company, mylan, the focus of a hearing by chuck grassley on november 30th over the misclassification of the epipen to medicaid. that hearing is happening november 30th. and in news coming out this week, the department of justice saying it hasn't agreed to any settlement around that. mile mylan saying it's working on finalizing it. >> thanks, meg terrell. >> there's no reason to buy the stock right now. there have been a couple of trading opportunities which we haven't been on the back of, granted. the stock has been straight line lower for the last year. mylan labs to me is the most in

. >> a sure it's the pennies cummings hundred 50 years old. >> it's been going on for a long time. >> want to know how much money they have been able to make off of the pennies. the rake at the diblasio raked up almost $12000. i'm thinking the pennies they have collected has to go somewhere. >> there annually getting about $5000. >> which is exactly why they want to keep this penny thing going. >> did you throw penny? >> i didn't. i'm sorry. i believe in in history, i'm not trying to damage the grave a benjamin franklin who was the founder of the university of pennsylvania where i went to school. >> you are chasing the president-elect who decided to go out to dinner. >> i'm standing outside trump tower on fifth avenue, new york city mayor bilbo diblasio came out after meeting with president-elect donald trump inside. mayor diblasio had been meeting and i talked about fears and concerns of new yorkers in terms of what president-elect donald trump has set on the campaign trail. while i had him there i asked him, what you think about president-elect donald trump ditching the media on tue

she returned to harvard law go, graduated three years later, magna cum laude, after being the editor of the harvard review. she worked for the d.c. court of appeals, thurgood marshall of the supreme court. after her clerkship, she practiced law for several years at the washington firm of williams and connolly. then she abandoned the practice of law at the call of the academy. she spent four years at the university of chicago as a professor of law. then, service to our president. she served as associate counsel to bill clinton and later as deputy director of president clinton's domestic policy counsel. she began as a visiting professor but they decided they liked her pretty well, so she became a permanent member of the faculty there. in 2003, she was named just the 11th dean of the harvard law school. from there, she was asked by president obama in 2009 to become the 45th solicitor general of the united states. a year later, president obama nominated justin kagan to become an associate justice of our supreme court. and she was confirmed. do you remember those days? [laughter] >> impor

. >> pastor cummings appreciate it sir. good luck over the next couple days. >> thank you, jim, shawn, again we're inviting everyone to come up to upper senate park in washington d.c. right in the shadow of our nation's capitol. >> see it right there, thank you. >> thank you. >> i agree we need a lot of prayer. >> i think we do. >> for many reasons. >> for many, many reasons. >> let's check on the forecast now. hopefully we heard sue say earlier the weather is nice twhom all of are you headed to the polls. >> sure will be, shawn, jim, tomorrow will be warmer than today. not hot. by 5 to 10 in most areas and after kind of chilly start that's what we want to start with. tonight, because we do have a number of frost and freeze advisories poinged in the difference in the freeze to frost colder in the freeze warninging area and all of these would even get extended all the way out to western maryland. it's going to be cold everywhere tonight. since we already had a freeze in those areas they don't continue to reyou're uthem. new

well, that as democrats elijah cummings and elizabeth warren call on the government accountability office to review any conflict of interests, including alleged meetings trump held with business partners during the transition. the news comes as president-elect spends thanksgiving at his mar-a-lago resort, celebrating with his family while maintaining a busy schedule that includes filling out the rest of his cabinet. after making two key decisions, selecting two republican women for his administration. nbc's kristen welker has more. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump with a thanksgiving message for the nation. >> it's my prayer that on this thanksgiving, we begin to heal our divisions, move forward as one country. >> reporter: it comes as he's trying to diversify his cabinet, tapping two women, including 44-year-old south carolina governor nikki haley to serve as ambassador to the u.n. haley, whose parents immigrated from india, is a rising star in the republican party. she was sharply critical of trump during the primary. >> i will not stop until we fight a man that chooses not to

but first, stage star, screen sensation and living legend alan cumming is here with his new memoir, "you gotta get bigger dreams." have a look. ?? >> i love that, when photographers say, "do your face." >> what does that mean? >> i don't know. i think i used to do like -- you know, when i was younger i got away with things i did that. and i think in a good way, it's my eyebrow. like sometimes people say to me, well you just raise your eyebrow. and i just go -- and they go, thanks so much. because i just did basically eyebrow acting for seven seasons. eyebrow acting and walking into rooms going, alicia what the hell is going on? ?? i'm alan cumming, i'm a human being, and i've written a book of photographs and stories called "you gotta get bigger dreams." i sort of think of it as like

cummings saying it could damage the fbi accountability especially if they're investigating manafort and keeping it a secret. he is not aware of any fbi investigations. nbc news reporting that manafort was a key player in the multi million dollar business propositions with russia. back to you. >> thank you. election day is one week away.

cummings saying it could damage the fbi accountability especially if they're investigating manafort and keeping it a secret. he is not aware of any fbi investigations. nbc news reporting that manafort was a key player in the multi million dollar business propositions with russia. back to you. >> thank you. election day is one week away. according to the associated press, the number is far higher than in 2012. in critical battleground states like florida, nevada and colorado. one-third or more of the expected voters already cast their ballots. the break down of votes by party affiliation and others point to an advantage for hillary clinton. >> a reminder about a special forum for millennial voters called vote your power. i'll be moderating the conversation. at the lisner auditorium at george washington university. admission is free but we would like you to rsvp on the nbc washington app. >>> it is 4:31. montgomery county council is expected to vote to expand sick leave. it would give employees in the county paid parental leave. it would apply to those who give birth, adopt or foster care

car came without lights flashin car was read, it have been for at least 40 seconds.as officer bob cummings was pained up and out given a ticket for running the red light, court records show he isis pleading n guilty in next week there will be a trial scheduled.ea we reached out to the other driver's attorney said he is considering a civil lawsuit,d if convicted, the officer would face $150 fine, we asked if he could have been going without lights and sirens and the chief's office says thatcut internal investigators will loo at that. it sounds odd but the police unitsol as in some cases it can happen if you respond to an alarm and you don't want to split the bad guys,nd and those situations, it is rare but it does happen . >> on the day before we take time to say thanks toto veterans, the va honors veterans of the annual appreciation ceremony to celebrate all veterans. that are working with clinics across the country to honor veterans of the vietnam warng w a fifth year commemoration ten. today ceremony was to honor thosesera for their service, something that many never got when they came h

he excelled in school, graduated from columbus state community college with an associate degrees and cum laude honors. he created of warped of sleeper cells. he praised a cleric killed in a u.s. drone strike that has evolved as a symbol of online jihad the department of homeland security warned of a specific threat. concerned that terrorist individuals and home-grown violent extremists may be encouraged or inspired to target public events or places. recent jihadist online propaganda promoted attacks and.recommended using car or knives. >> plenty of evidence that this individual may have been motivated by extremism and carrying out a seen of terrorism. >> praised is officer alan horujko. there was an active attacker and no time to wait for backup. >> typically see with the u.s. they wait for one, two officers to show up. we don't have time. this officer deployed that train and doing a fantastic job and he is definitely the hero of this response. >> daniel: that was mark ockerbloom reporting this morning. students returned to class at ohio state some of them are seeking counseling. almost

. >> two other members of congress, elijah cummings and conyers called for an investigation.iuliani never said he ever heard about it from live employees. joining me now is mayor giuliani. thank you so much for coming on. i'm trying to figure out the time line here. according to james comey, the fbi director, he didn't get this information about these e-mails in anthony weiner's laptop until thursday. you were talking on wednesday, the day before, about this thing coming. how did you get a 24-hour -- >> no. no. >> you had a 24-hour jump on comey. >> i'm not a prophet. i'm not talking about these things coming. what i was talking about, chris, was the advertising we're doing this weekend. we have been debating -- >> you were teasing with that anchor woman that you had an advertising plan? you sounded like you had something really good ready to come. >> chris, do you want to hear my answer? >> i want to hear -- yeah. >> what we were talking about was i've been working on a speech and i've been working on a presentation where he was going to buy a lot of time at the very end to

. >> reporter: cameron cummings was in a car just behind the school bus. >> the bus did not stop at all. this was no brakes. i don't think he ever put his brakes on. >> reporter: the motor vehicle administration says chapelle's license plate lapsed because he failed to turn in medical certification. the bus company he worked for a.a.affordable has come under fire as well. >> school system to terminate a. a. affordable. >> it's a physical or medical background check was done and they found that this was, this, condition like this, then they absolutely shouldn't have given him the position. >> reporter: dan hausle, 7 news, today in new england. >> jonathan: investigators are waiting on autopsy results to determine whether chapelle suffered a medical problem that caused him to lose control of the bus. >> nancy: long island community is holding a can'tle light vigil for a police officer killed in the line of duty. he was shot and killed trying to arrest a suspect officer shot and killed in the line of duty in the last year. >> jonathan: coming next on 7 news today in new england, here is an

tests tuesday to check for damage to his ankle or his foot, somewhere in a bucs bonus insider roy cummings noted sunday mccoy wore a boat after the game. -- a boot after the game. so the bucs leaning on the side of caution with whatever bothered mccoy, but nothing bothered the bucs defense on a day that reminded fans of the great bucs super bowl defense of the past. in today's exclusive koetter's korner interview i asked head coach dirk koetter to expand on a little story he told sunday falcons game. the coaches played some changes and the bucs defense has dominated ever since. >> how can we make a few changes and that's where the whole communication on defense. we said the no. one thing is we aren't communicating well enough. so if you aren't communicating well enough, the logical thing is scale it back a little. they kind of restructured their meetings. it's recommitted to communications and doing the basic stuff that smitty and r >> so check out the full version of koetter's korner up on www.wfla.com. don't forget to catch our exclusive chat with the head coach dirk koetter each monday

abdul razak artan cum laude. >> reporter: just ago, he was graduating with honors from community college in ohio. leading one of the victims to wonder what happened. >> pictures of the graduation shows a jubilant young man, so for this to happen four to five months later, yes, i would be very interested to know all the circumstances. >> reporter: all smiles in his facebook pictures, artan is now added to a long list of at least 14 young people linked to terrorist attacks in the u.s. wrote, if you want us muslims to stop carrying out lone wolf attacks, then make peace. authorities say artan was not known to the fbi and as agents seek to learn more, victims begin the healing process. 28-year-old served two tours in iraq uninjured, only to be injured on an american college campus. >> went, turned to swing the knife at me, and i reached up with the left nd and i ducked under the arm to get back in the building to get away from him. >> reporter: now to determine whether there was, in fact, a connection to isis, the fbi is going through his phone and his computer records looking to see who he

cummings says: "i went to visit some shopkeepers and a lady i went to visit said something i will never forget. she said i started being bitter, but im too busy being better." better. an idea that since the storm in july, 75 percent of the damaged shops have bounced back... about 70 storefronts. shoemaker says: "its unbelievable that we are really back." cardin says: "this is what america is about, its about entrepreneurs, small business owners creating a better product, creating jobs.... and ellicott city i think is the poster child for the spirit of america." but there's still work to be done. smith says: "we need to get cash registers ringing again and we need people to get their livelihood back." cardin says: "my message though is come out and shop." as more people come shop.... and even more doors open.... bad memories can get buried under the rubble. and make space for the new. in ellicott city, kelly anderson, fox news. a tough loss in the cannon game... coming up... a full recap of yesterday's unlv football... as the rebels struggle to put up a fight against unr. as fox5's kevin