daley: this is normal. people who say this is the end of the democratic party -- we heard it when george bush won 2000 over alin gore, that the democrats are finished. barack obama had 2 of the biggest democratic victories we have seen, in 2008 and 2012. my sense is we have a lot to look at out of this election. obviously, hillary clinton did get a lot more votes, and with changes in a couple of states, this would be different. but we have got to do a bit of soul-searching of how we argue. we have become perceived as elitist, isolated. laura: she lost those states, michigan and wisconsin. if she'd won those, she could have been president. mr. daley: she would have been president, and she lost them by a very thin margin. whether it was tactics or a broader message, i think we must do a better job as democrats to reach out to people, to speak to their concerns. not just their economic concerns. their concerns about culture and the changes happening in a relatively short period in the united states. laura: wil

daley: never leak. always be prepared to quit if you feel your law or your moral principles are being violated but that is true no matter who the president is. i say to my former colleagues, give these folks a chance. as a republican, as an establishment republican, there are some very exciting prospects to the current configuration of governance. we have a real chance to do serious tax reform that has evaded us for 30 years. it has been literally 30 years since a major tax reform has successfully been done in this country. there is a chance to wild back on what we republicans think is a lot of stifling regulation. there is a chance to do infrastructure spending. i think there are remarkably good things for the united states that can be accomplished in a trump administration. the administration needs good people to affect that good policy. and that is why i say without hesitation, go in and see what you can do. >> we have talked about inclusiveness in terms of bringing in other republicans or a democrat

daley: that mack very kind. [laughter] >> do you recognize this transition process -- the parade of people to trump tower, the open acknowledgement of who the candidates are? mr. mclarty: certainly different. different than transitions we were involved in. whether it is good or bad could be debated but it is certainly different. mr. bolten: i like it and i think it is refreshing. i came from an administration that held the names of people that were being considered very tightly. it was basically a genuine secret until it was announced. each cabinet announcement that president-elect bush made at the end of 2000 and 2001. the obama folks handled things differently. they also kept it secret but then they would leak the name of the likely nominee a day or two before they planned to announce it to see how things went. which was a pretty smart way to do it. i think everybody made it through. but i like what the trump people are doing in very publicly parading folks -- >> a positive assessment. mr. bolten: well, i am d

>> highway 4 this morning near daley road. point area, you can see, i'm going to show you the traffic here, highway 4 westbound at the daley road or just before it and the traffic is backed up, coming out of antioch. in fact, it's backed up from lone tree way if antioch, which is a very long way all of this slow traffic coming through from the area here, look at all of that slow traffic. if you can get yourself off the freeway and use the frontage roads, it might be a little better for you, but at this point, i said that last time, but at this point, alot of people found out about the accident and now they will be on the frontage roads as well. this is what happened. people hear about the crash. i still say frontage road will be better, get off the freeway and get onto the pittsburgh antioch highway. here we go with the crash. traffic is very heavy, give yourself plenty of extra time to deal with this. this has been here for awhile. it doesn't seem like they will clear it any time soon lets move along to the tracey super commu

captain daley's on, sir. john. jim kirk. daley: hi, jim. can you do me a favor? i owe you a dozen. just ask. don't make your pickup here. you mean strand all those actors? i'll pick them up. and if there's any trouble, just keep this between the two of us and accept my thanks. over and out. kirk to "enterprise." uhura: bridge here, captain. transporter room. ready to beam up. aha. i think we're due for a pickup. what kind, personnel? cargo? captain? a miss karidian has been transported aboard ship. she requests permission to see you. tell her to come up to the bridge. how did you know this lady was coming aboard? i'm the captain. captain kirk, i didn't think we'd be meeting again so soon. you probably wouldn't believe me if i told you i arranged it. no, but it's a delightful thought. captain, i'm afraid we need your help. we've been stranded. it seems that our transportation has canceled out on us. can't you make other arrangements? you see, our schedule is like a chain. one break and it all collapses. be a shame if that happened. if ever we needed a good samaritan. well, i... i ap

daley: never leak. always be prepared to quit if you feel your law or your moral principles are being violated but that is true no matter who the president is. i say to my former colleagues, give these folks a chance. as a republican, as an establishment republican, there are some very exciting prospects to the current configuration of governance. we have a real chance to do serious tax reform that has evaded us for 30 years. it has been literally 30 years since a major tax reform has successfully been done in this country. there is a chance to pull back on what we republicans think is a lot of stifling regulation. there is a chance to do infrastructure spending. i think there are remarkably good things for the united states that can be accomplished in a trump administration. the administration needs good people to affect that good policy. and that is why i say without hesitation, go in and see what you can do. >> we have talked about inclusiveness in terms of bringing in other republicans or a democrat

this crash at daley road has not been there since 5:00 this morning.looks like they finally opened lanes. the last time i saw it, -- kevin tilts down on the camera, some cars are getting through. still slow traffic there and slow traffic on will low pass grade here into the -- most of the traffic is still jammed from antioch, getting out to the bay point area. you see alot of slow traffic coming through as you drive- thru t will stay that way for the rest of the morning commuter there is not enough time to let this unwind before you hit the road, if it will be before 10:00 am >> let's take a look at the commute westbound bay bridge, bagged up 15-20 minute delay. we have been looking at alot of heavy traffic. driving through pleasantton, 880, look at the speeds here, slow traffic beginning at 238 and continues to slow into hay ward. up to 25 company union 25 near union. union. ally, you are in walnut creek, you are talking to people, getting a feel for what people are thinking. are thinking. >> woe are having a little trouble with alley's microphone. >>

for leaving their 2-year-old son alone while they went to play the "pokemon go".brent and brianna daley took a plea over the summer.... during which a neighbor found the boy crying outside the couple's home.authorities say the child was barefoot and wearing a diaper and a t-shirt. the former m-m-a fighter accused of raping a woman in scottsdale... is about to face a judge. police say rodolfo ramirez kidnapped the woman - who was unconscious - outside a bar in old town. ramizrez is accused of sexually assaulting her several times in a parking garage and at his home before dropping her off at an intersection in tempe. just days before the another hurdle to overcome. a federal juge... has denied his request to delay his upcoming trial on a crimal contempt of court charge. u.s. district judge susan bolton issued the order wednesday. arpaio's attorneys had said they needed more time to prepare for the scheduled december 6th trial. ?? toss to morning juice ?? huge night in nashville last night... the best in country music were in town for the 50th c-m-a awards. naturally - guy... on another n

. >> this driver drove past us in daley city. oh, yeah, i said us, didn't i?s because i'm with officer hughes. i did say menlo park, san mateo county. as usual, no shortage of people behaving badly. every month, teams of traffic officers target traffic related issues like running stop signs. like this driver just did. the driver had a chat with the officer, who basically -- >> good afternoon, did you see that stop sign? you didn't see it? there's a stop sign there. you have to stop. >> reporter: apparently, the driver never saw the stop sign. but i need to be sure that was the case. >> so you didn't see the stop sign back there? >> no, i didn't. >> okay, fair enough. >> reporter: daley city had its share of pedestrian crashes so safety is important. >> do you know why i stopped you? you blew right through that sign. >> do you take that street a lot? there's a stop sign. >> right there? >> yes. did you see it or not see it? >> reporter: i spoke to the driver. >> is there a stop sign or not back there? >> actually i was stopped for five seconds. >> really? that'

. >> has the president ordered president trump now receive the same full president daley briefing? i can tell you that the presidential daley briefing and other -- daily briefing and other intelligence materials has been made available to president trump -- president elect trump, vice president elect pence. and a couple designated members of his team. this is a courtesy that president bush extended to president-elect obama and vice presidential elect biden and a couple designated members of their team. this is an important part of ensuring the kind of smooth transition that president obama has prioritized. >> it's the same briefing that he himself receives? >> i can't speak to the nature of the information that is presented. so -- but the idea is here is that the president elect and the vice president elect and some of their key national security advisers, just a couple of designated officials, can begin to get access to the kind of material that they will need to make important foreign policy decisions once president trump takes office. >> following up about pardons for secretary

. >> a story of survival, a daley city girl wants people to know who saved her life. story of survival, three months ago, we told but a horrific pedestrian accident that nearly killed a little 12-year-old girl from daley city. the doctors say it's amazing she survived. >> amber lee brought us the story in august, and amber is in the newsroom after speak together little girl today. >> reporter: polly is almost back to full speed. she recently celebrated her 13 13th birthday. and reached out to us to tell us how grateful she is to the medical team at sf again who saved her life. >> >> reporter: she is painting a picture of an owl. she likes the animal's wisdom and watchful eyes. it has the characteristics of the doctor that saved her life. >> it reminds me of the things that make you feel sad, or mad. >> reporter: kylie says she's sad when she thinks about the accident that nearly killed her on august 3. she and her grandmother were out of the skyline plaza shopping center when them hit by a black bmw. grandma suffered minor injuries. kylie had traumatic brain injury, i

for historic preservation, tim mclyman, president of the american express foundation, and beverly daleypresident and ceo of the union station redevelopment corporation.

the daley family said thank you to the first responderer from the surrounding areas. we recognize that this tragedy touches the lives of more than just our family. we're grateful for all the love and support we've received in these trying times. a fundraising site for the we have a link to that site at tmj4.com. >> still no word from police on the extent of injuries from a crash last night. a frirst responder on the scene -- the crash shut down sandy beach road for several hours. >> state officials get to work first thing tomorrow morning on creating a process for the recoun presidential election. the recount comes at the request of green party candidate jill stein. her effort has now been joined by hillary clinton's campaign. president-elect donald trump is not too pleased with this development. trump tweeted just moments ago, in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions that claim. >> jennifer johnson with more. >> reporter: as donald trump ends his holiday weekend in florida, he's angrily tweeting ab

daley city, half moon bay, 280, 2.5 hour delays at sfo.s been lifting into the north bay but it will push along to san francisco, peninsula and we'll see decent rain throughout the next several hours. lake tahoe, higher elevations, know, but actual air temperature, lake levels in the 40s. winter weather advisory through tomorrow. the rain will change to snow overnight tonight. higher elevations getting snow now. 6 to 12 inches, 6,000 feet with the gusty wind. we talked about kirkwood earlier, maybe to 1.5 feet. 8 inches at donner. the storm impact scale, a 2 as we rate the storm system a moderate one with gusty winds up to 30 miles an hour, san jose, mountain view, you haven't seen much action at all, but it is coming your way. until 10:00, we'll see the winds kick up, and then it pushes through the north bay. the rest of the day, windy and gusty, from the peninsula and south bay. as you follow the colors, you'll notice the gusty winds, 20 to 30 miles off a shore but breezy throughout the day. we still have those bruisy winds behind the fr

daley city at 65. i think -- 76 for na pa.is the tomorrow system that i'm telling you will bring rain tuesday night into wednesday morning. the future cast keeps a lot of rain across parts of the pacific northwest until about tuesday. not going to be a huge storm system, maybe just a few hundredths of an inch. we could get more than maybe a tenth of an inch and that is about it. not a big storm system coming our way as we head to the middle part of the week, that seven-day forecast, it is really going to cool off in the next couple days. enjoy today and tomorrow, by the middle part of the upcoming week, it will be close to 60 and that means morning lows even in san francisco back to the 40s. another chance of rain towards saturday and close tore thanksgiving, about ten days away, maybe several rounds of rain approaching. if you're traveling that week, stay tuned to the forecast. >> anthony, you were talking about you bought your boys winter clothes a few weeks ago. forecasters know when the is coming. >> that's right, follow m

the cyclones came back and cut the lead to 31-23 early in the fourth when park finds dondre daley back-shoulder for six more but it was win but it wasn't easy,, lets grapple and hey if it worked for the hawkeyes why not at the d-3 level. cornell hosted simpson outside tonight. josh has more. outdoor wrestling meets are starting to become a trend. tonight, it's cornell hosting simpson on the 50-yard line at ash park stadium. let's start at 133, cornell's brody lamb dominated jacob irwin. lamb with the cradle, collects 4 points for 141, josh martin facing jason kiehne. martin grabs the leg and adds two points for the takedown. he goes on to win his match 11-6. 157, very tight match between cornell's aaron engle and jason clark. engle with the takedown at the end of the first period. those two points were huge as he wins 3-2. then the rams come up with some pins. starting at 165 as ben hewson gets the 2nd period pin against austin stotts. then at 184, brian cristion for six points. cornell wins the outdoor meet, 27-15. from mount vernon, josh christensen tv9 sports. and finally it's time for anoth

he has now named in man by the name of preibus chief of staff daley steve bannon has been named chiefategy advisor. help the president cap -- tackle his -- the team will help the president. reporter: rice primus has been named as -- a sharp contrast to stephen bannon, a radical outsider. he was trump's campaign manager and has condemned established politics. he will be chief strategist. it president-elect appeared with his family on the cbs show "60 minutes" where he gave a glimpse into what a trump presidency could actually bring. >> are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> they're talking about a fence in a republican congress. would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas. for certain areas a wall is more appropriate. >> what about the pledge to deport millions of undocumented immigrants? >> what we are going to do is get the people that are criminal with criminal records, gang members, drug dealers -- a lot of these people, it could even be 3 million and we are getting them out of the country or we're going to incarcerate them. reporter: trump appears to be moving away fr

that's right, bill daley was commerce secretary. you have to be able to talk to capitol hill but they also have mike pence, don't forget. and pence came from capitol hill. he's an alum. >> not to mention running a state. >> but he's an alum and a conservative republican so he can talk to conservative republicans. and i think reince priebus also understands the national republican party very well. i think with donald trump it always comes down to a question of loyalty, complete loyalty. you know, the fact that chris christie is now no longer in charge of the transition -- >> you have more scoop on that. >> well, yeah, everybody's reporting all of this but -- >> tell me more. >> i think the point is that christie was first on board but i think there's a sense among some trump people that when the going got tough christie got going. after the "access hollywood" videotape. and i think even though he prepared trump for his debate right after that that he wasn't there at the debate and so i think it is kind of a loyalty test. trump demand

bill daley, mike shields. a lot of this is we will see.ing put in there is something to see and be skeptical of. thank you very much. there's a lot of news. let's get right to it. >> i trust donald's judgment. >> first pushback against one of donald trump's first white house hires. >> we will not accept racism, sexism or xenophobia. >> don't be afraid. we're going to bring our country back. >> obamacare is failing. >> it will be repealed and replaced. >> we don't want to disrupt the nation with what my look like a vindictive prosecution. >> -- bad things. i don't want to hurt them. >> people -- this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good people. you didn't hear a lot of that during the campaign. >> you did not. >> good morning. >> welcome to your "new day." it's monday, november 14th. 8:00 in the east. alisyn is off, poppy is in. good to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> president-elect trump making his first official hires. his top two advisers in place. at least nominally. you've got reince priebus, the head of

it is jacob park with his second touchdown pass---a back shoulder fade to dondre daley... to make it 31-24 putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- benedict cumberbatch. rachel maddow.

ryan daley, 19 off the bench. and demetrius henry, 11 for them. first win, 74-68. that's sports. >> thank you. >>> finally tonight a delaware county organization got a big surprise donation from a big name in sports. we saw him. let's see him again. philadelphia eagles tight end zach ertz teamed up with dunkin' donutss to donate more than $1400 to the ramblers youth sports organization. more than 200 kids will benefit from the brand new gear. jimmy kimmel live next. followed by nightline. tonight, casey affleck, lori hernandez and music from garth brooks. we continue at 4:30 with meteorologist murphy. for devontre'a tyler -- ducis r, cecily tynan and the action news team, i'm jim gardner. good night. >>> sponsored z254jz zi0z

for historic preservation, tim mclyman, president of the american express foundation, and beverly daley, president and ceo of the union station redevelopment corporation. one special individual who has been so wonderful to the united states transportation initiative over so many years and is an avid train traveler to and from union station, vice president biden regrets he could not join us this evening. however, in his absence he has shared the following statement. i would like to share that now with you all. from the office of the vice president, "dear friends, during my 36 years on the hill my days ordinarily ended with a train ride home to my family in delaware. inevitably, that included a hurried trip through the main hall at union station. this is the most beautiful hall in one of the most beautiful stations ever built. today, that beauty is clear for all to see. thanks to your commitment to this station and to the many visitors who pass through it its hall, i know they stand with me in all of this place -- awe of this place. the name union station was not intended to serve as a sy

ryan daley, 19 off the bench. and demetrius henry, 11 for them. first win, 74-68.ts. >> thank you. >>> finally tonight a delaware county organization got a big surprise donation from a big name in sports. we saw him. let's see him again. philadelphia eagles tight end zach ertz teamed up with dunkin' donutss to donate more than $1400 to the ramblers youth sports organization. more than 200 kids will benefit from the brand new gear. jimmy kimmel live next. followed by nightline. tonight, casey affleck, lori hernandez and music from garth brooks. we continue at 4:30 with meteorologist murphy. for devontre'a tyler -- ducis rs team, i'm jim gardner. good night. >>> sponsored by... >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, casey affleck. from "dancing with the stars," laurie hernandez. judge james and music from garth brooks. and now, while we're at it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. welcome. thank you. hi, everybody, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. it's very, very swe

you about was supposed to be at soldiers field, but the catholic church pressured the first mayor daley to pull the permit. in later years, hugh hefner would be on nixon's enemies list, a source of great pride, and the company would go to court to challenge the reagan-meese commission pressuring retailers not to sell the magazine. theress was defunding braille edition of playboy, and a bill that was attempting to limit all of cable to the broadcast network standards, which resulted in the supreme court victory codifying the cable standards would be the same as print and online. in another small world connection, that case was argued , and bob wood detention the state of new york for lenny bruce's pardon, and that inspired a book, the trials of lenny bruce. that book would win a first amendment award. in playboy's battles, hugh hefner not only had great , but he had a large company behind him and a powerful platform in the magazine. lenny had none of that, just friends, and hugh hefner was one of those friends, a friend who believed in lenny and stood with him in the good times, the bad

daley, one of the things wilbur ross has said is that he's basically against, and mr. trump is against these big multilateral regional trade deals. he said all trade deals should be bilateral, sit down, figure it out country by country. functionally speaking, is that possible? how long might that process take? >> well, that can take -- obviously the advantage of trying to get like ttp, 12 or 13 countries together, is that you can negotiate in a room with a relatively small group. if you're doing one on one deals, you go and do a separate deal with the chinese, a separate deal with japan -- that's not only taxing, you've got a lot of similarities when you look at a region like asia that you would like to be able to take advantage of. obviously a world trade organization deal, they have failed miserably at a global deal to be done. that's the ultimate way to do it, and i doubt that president-elect trump or secretary designee ross would want to get back into those negotiations. they failed miserably at doha. so the idea of individuals country by country, we'll have issues

bill daley, a member of the transition team. it big story for markets, janet yellen's much anticipated testimony to congress. the first time we hear from the fed chair since donald trump selection. solid -- trump will have all this fiscal stimulus and we will get a monetary policy offset. what will we hear from the fed chair if that is the basis for discussion right now? shannon: we've already heard some news -- lisa:we've already heard some noise from the fed. on how muchocus rates can rise, how much conditions can tighten before you slow growth and it is counterproductive. jon: we have a 1989 wide -- lisa: the other wrench in the works is there is some noise out orthe trump administration potential advisors to him that there could be pressure on the fed to liquidate their balance sheet. that would certainly send some dramatic ripples through the market. some will be asking her about that. that is a huge wildcard. david: what was the bank of japan doing? they got just a smidge over zero and came crashing saying we will buy it a

. >> we are talking about this with the president obama former chief of staff bill daley with us andt varney weighing in, momentarily where i in art laffer economic advisor under president reagan thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> your thoughts on this jeff sessions being on the other hand attorney general. >> i think jeff sessions is great will make a great attorney general and a very stable solid guy, and i couldn't be happier. maria: he has got that team in place, that stayed by him, throughout the entire campaign. and we know that jeff sessions is one of those loyalties but jeff sessions did so much on immigration, art he really has been the architect of a lot of immigration plans, for reform, in the u.s. him and steven miller will he not be able to use that strength in different role. >> i know jeff sessions fairly well, and i think he is a very solid well ground guy i am not worried about him in immigration issues, at all to be honest with you maria. maria: he is good at it that is what i am saying he is good at it. >> he knows a lot about immigration the attorney general

. >> mayor daley set up all the conditions for conflict in chicago.em permits to march. but he knew that they were coming anyway. >> over 10,000 demonstrators were gathered in chicago's grant park. the demonstrators are determined to march on convention hall tonight in protest. police are at the park in force. >> you can count on it. that the police and the authorities will always unify what you can't unify by yourself. [ crowd chanting ] >> the tumultuousness, the violence that was happening outside the home, became reflected inside the home. >> there seems to be some kind of battle going on here. >> yes, directly under our booth here. they're carrying a man out. >> i got into a melee in the convention hall myself. >> don't push me. take your hands off me, unless you plan to arrest me. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. >> walter, as you can see -- >> i don't know what's going on. i think we've got a bunch of thugs here, dan. >> mind you, i'm all right. it's all in a day's work. >> it reflected for all the world to see the pressure inside the hall in w

the son of the then mayor bill daley who is the obama chief of staff for a couple of years said his dadas going to endorse bobby kennedy for president and we had those in philadelphia ready to go all out. they understood the vulnerability better than the successful campaign against richard nixon and i think it isn't too much of a what if to say he would have been the nominee, the president, and would have from day number one he was passionate and inpatient to wait to try to get things done. it's the fact they might have endorsed. the night before kennedy was killed, i was with him strategizing what we would do. we spent about half an hour strategizing. he taught me i'm going to see him tomorrow and i think that he was confident he was going to endorse. i had work to do back here. i got home and watched the speech on television, went to bed about 4:00 in the morning i got a phone call. 4:00 in the morning, can't this wait. the reporter said to me he's been shot. i tried, i couldn't go any further, eventually i fell asleep, but i believe now if he would have been there, it would have enha

the cyclones came back and cut the lead to 31-23 early in the fourth when park finds dondre daley back-shoulder for six more but it wasn't enough lets grapple and hey if it worked for the hawkeyes why not at the d-3 level. cornell hosted simpson outside tonight. josh has more. outdoor wrestling meets are starting to become a trend. tonight, it's cornell hosting simpson on the 50-yard line at ash park stadium. let's start at 133, cornell's brody lamb dominated jacob irwin. lamb with the cradle, collects 4 points for the near fall and wins on a 23-3 tech fall. onto jason kiehne. martin grabs the leg and adds two points for the takedown. he goes on to win his match 11-6. 157, very tight match between cornell's aaron engle and jason clark. engle with the takedown at the end of the first period. those two points were huge as he wins 3-2. then the rams come up with some pins. starting at 165 as ben hewson gets the 2nd period pin against austin stotts. then at 184, brian cristion pins rj brown at the 2:05 mark 27-15. from mount vernon, josh christensen tv9 sports. and finally it's time for another edi

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this is the daley telegraph actually the one coming out of australia. the front page wait for it let me explain saying wtf with donald trump's picture but it says will trump flourish or fail. we have the wall street journal president trump is the big trump just after he gave his speech. and then also, daily news known for being very liberal has house of horrors washington post trumpp triumphs. putin congratulated trump coming in overnight let's see the touchscreen will work. we are having a meltdown here. when it comes to the technology. but also we have been seeing how okay e putin congratulating trump is coming in also, you got to wonder what's happening across the world where our soldiers are hearing about this news. one soldier took to twitter to update people on how they were reacting in mow he sewel. this one soldier -- mosul all soldiers were glued to the phone checking election results and said that the reaction was iraqi officer on the trumpp win but one of the iraqi coordinating officers said that's going to be a change either way it's not goi

scott daley said he spotted the animal with the cat in his mouth in front of his home in weymouth. he startled the animal allowing his cat to escape but his troubles were not over. >> dropped the cat. the cat tried to go up the tree. and recircled and tried to grab at me. i kept it at arm's length. >> gene: the coyote followed him back as he slowly walked animal control officers arrived and ended up killing the coyote. weymouth police are waiting to see if that animal was rabid by. >>> a local family in mourning when a father died in jamaica at a destination wedding. the new hampshire man was killed after being hit by a bus. our daniel miller joins us with this heartbreaking story you will see only on fox and why the family is fighting to. >>> known around nashua, new hampshire as a funny and selfless man who always put others first. hi contemplating for months whether or not to go to this wedding. they say this is the one time he did something for himself an ended up dying on his birthday. >> reporter: at 33-year-old old, christopher leite loved his family more than anything. his

darker green indicating the heavier rain from the marina, the embarcadero westward through highway 1, daleyity, the golf course getting wet, highway 37 and up towards hercules, american canyon and a little light rain, mist and drizzle through berkley, pos lee orinda and highway 24. here is where the cells is more concentrated, pafk can a, mon tara and half-moon bay. there is more offshore and this will continue to slide into the bay and as it does sweep across we will have scattered showers and the snow in the sierra with the winter weather advisory right on through 4:00 this afternoon. we had rain this morning but now we do have snow, looking at the higher elevations anywhere from 8 to 16 inches that's above 7,000 feet, 2 to 8 inches at 6500 feet and it's all because of the storm system that will sweep through the bay area today allowing for scattered showers, it's a 1 on our storm impact scale. as we rate them from 1 to 5 it's a fight one today. chance of a recall no, the atmosphere is cold, we could get a little sunshine and that many work to destabilize this. here is mt. tam. it's been

. >> gene: daley said the coyote followed him when he slowly backed into his home. animal officers arrived and killed the coyote and they are waiting to see if the animal was rabid by. >>> a local family in as the father died at a destination wedding. the new hampshire man was killed after being hit by a bus. daniel miller joins us with this heartbreaking story you will see only o his family is fighting to send his body back home. >> reporter: he was then around nashua as a funny and selfless man who always put others first. he contemplating for months whether or not to go on this wedding. this is the one time he did something for himself and ended up dying on his birthday. >> reporter: at 33 years old, he loved his family more than anything. his three kids will now grow up without a father. forced to go on without him. >> i love him so much. and i hope that he was really proud of us. >> reporter: he was in jamaica for a foreign's destination wedding. the group was headed to a cafe when wild animals got in front of their bus. a speeding truck going by hit and killed

york city, i'm don daley.. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> quijano: america on the move. >> this is krasy. i have never seen it like this. >> quijano: the busiest holiday rush in nearly a decade. millions jam highways, airports, and trains. plus, a security lockdown for the thanksgiving parade. also tonight two women join the trump cabinet. buying groceries just got a whole lot easier. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be a supermarket. >> quijano: and -- >> we're under the lincoln memorial. we're about 75 feet underground. >> quijano: a national treasure is being restored by the is being restored by the monuments men. >> quijano: americans are on a mission to see family and friends ask get there in time for thanksgiving dinner. it won't be easy. the 405 in los angeles was packed in both directions before dawn on wednesday. airport security lines snaked around terminals. nearly 49 million plan to travel 50 miles or more, the most since 2007. the vast majority are driving and paying an average of $2.13 a gallon for gas, among the lowest prices in year

bill daley, a member of the transition team.llen's much anticipated testimony to congress. the first time we hear

. >> welcome to today's council on foreign relations meeting with josh bolten, bill daley, and mack mclartyt go over their long biographies. the main thing you may want to know is that they have all served as chiefs of staff in the white house. we are so lucky because i cannot imagine people who know more about presidential presidential transitions.

[indiscernible] >> in the only reason [indiscernible] today, an event with william daley, joshua boltenand matt mclarty on presidential transitions. they will speak at the council on foreign relations, live at 6:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> tonight, on "the communicators," former fcc communicators on how the fcc could change under the trump administration and a look at the tech and telecommunications issues they could be facing. >> if we are smart as a country, we will start to tackle -- what , with artificial intelligence, the jobs and the commercialization? >> the changes with set-top box items, when there wasn't any sort of unanimity from the democrats, for starters, probably not going to get off the ground. >> watch "the communicators," tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on

let's bring in secretary bill daley. he also serve ed for al gore. you got that big city.though it is the second city, as you know. >> no. those of us who live here don't believe that, joe. you know from living in new york that the difficulties of new york. we don't have those. anyway, great day. >> if i can talk about other things for awhile, i can keep you off the subject. how about these cubbies, dude? everybody felt good. everybody was happy in the whole country. >> and as a strong white sox fan, i am even really happy about the cubs. it's about time. they have a great team, great owners, ricketts has done a hell of a job with the team. theo epstein, joe maddon, it's a great group. they had fun. and the country enjoyed getting away from the negativity of this last many, many months if not years of campaigning. >> i know. >> as jerry ford said, maybe our long american nightmare is over today. >> god, some day. hopefully it will be. >> hopefully. >> exactly. just the ratings and everything else, baseball, man. there's nothing like a seventh game in sports, i don't think.

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always a pleasure to work with cfr and of course with chief bolten and chief daley. i think you hit it just right. the real key to any transition, of course it is the hallmark of any working democracy, peaceful transfer of power. is pivoting from a campaign -- and this was certainly lay hotly contested one to say the least -- to governing. there is a the key pivot that a transition entails and so much do and so little time to do it. you really have a number of stakeholders in terms of getting a government in place. that is what you eluded to. the cabinet, the white house staff. you have the press to immediately engage with. you have to be sure you remember those that brung you, as the old saying goes, your supporters. then you need to reach out and broaden that base. and then there are the members of congress and each of whom think they are a pretty important individual. and in many cases you are stepping on the world stage for the first time, and that is an important first step. so all these things to do with so little time to do it. less than eighty days. >> what i