first of all, general dearborn, is he the same person who founded fort dearborn of dearborn, michigan? or is that -- dean snow: yes. he was a major at saratoga, and he had a military career after that. rose to rank of general and fought in the war of 1812. >> okay. dean snow: and he named his son alexander skamel dearborn, and alexander skamel was one of the regimental commanders from new hampshire that everybody loved. he's in the book. his girlfriend's name was abby bishop, and he kept writing letters to the abby saying i , worst way, but we have to -- saying i want to get married in the worst way, but we have to fight this war first, and he was killed at yorktown. >> the second person this wilkinson or wilkerson -- dean snow: wilkinson. >> the name sounded familiar. when you mentioned, well, he might have lied, is he the same wilkinson who met aaron burr on the expedition to montreal, and they established a long relationship which ended -- which culminated in the attempt to detach part of the united states, part of the southwestern states or southwestern territories from the united

but dearborn had made a hard choice.un, i could take you out there and show you where dearborn's men were and where morgan's men were but they were too far apart. that's why morgan at one point according to wilkinson who might have been lying because he was a liar, but according to wilkinson morgan was in tears. he said, i'm ruined. my men are scattered. that's the famous incident where he uses his turkey call to reassemble them. we got them back together and then of course they participated later in the battle and everything worked out. but you're right. the riflemen were badly abused by the british troops in the opening. >> my second point, briefly, would be do you think if howe had cooperated instead of going off on his own to philadelphia and brought the bulk of the my up to albany, would bourgoines been able to successfully link with him at albany and would it have had decisive impa kt for the revolution in 1777? mr. snow: you never know. it might have. you can't run the experiment. if howe had stayed in new york an

and thht is where we're at. 46th and dearborn is where he lived. and this is a pictured taken by the neighbor. outside what is believed to be the residence. the officer involved in the life-threatening injuries. and while we're out here, i spoke with a gentlemen that knew the victim and he that was shot and killed. >> just hardworking, just every day person. i see he him every now and then. to hear names threw me off. >> the same gentlemen tells because his friend was dating the woman who had a child with the suspect. this crossed into denver so the jurisdiction also responded but the denver officer was not injured. we're in denver, denver 7. >>> and air tracker 7 flew over the scene where it started. who saw everything? >> she came over here to visit a niece and parked her suv against the apartment building and she noticed the driver point a gun out his window aiming at a young man and heard the gunfire. a few hours ago, evidence markers on the pavement next to shell casings left behind. you crews removed his clothing in an effort to safe his life

who gave him the win -- it was muslims in dearborn.as time around, hillary not helping me -- i will be honest. i went around the country talking and anti-trump message, but i could not support her --the democratic party. amy: you are talking about dearborn because it is the largest muslim community in the entire united states. mr. sarsour: what i want to say is this is a time for soul-searching for the democratic party -- they left young people in the cold, call this naive, idealistic, left muslims in the cold. anytime hillary clinton mentioned is, she said we were eyes and ears -- talked about us but a lawo o other way enforcement tool. i am outraged not just that donald trump is the president but the people that will put blame on black people, immigrants, latinos voted more for trump than mitt romney -- the blame i want to put here is how the democratic party because they put us in a situation. amy: nikole hannah-jones, you tweeted last night it was dishonest for the media to say about -- say this with about working-class anger. he s

now, back in early october, jesse dieusinor was gunned down in the area of dearborn and zeigler streets. it's believed he was a suspect in the murder of a florida man. so far no arrests have been made. if you can help, give boston police a call. we're live in roxbury, doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: oklahoma communities are assessing the damage this morning from a 5.0 magnitude earthquake. that quake hit last night and this morning.th have damaged key infrastructure in the oil hub town cushing. minor injuries reported there. the quake is the fifth largest in the state's history. emily: a 70 man is dead after being hit by a truck in tewksbury. it happened last night on shawsheen street. no charges have been filed against the driver who we are told did stay at the scene. investigators say it does not appear that the victim was in a crosswalk. randy: a major gasoline pipeline that exploded in alabama last incident. four others hurt when the pipeline exploded monday while crews were making a repair to the september spill there. a piece of evacuation equipme equipment -- excavation eq

several hours earlier crews were called to a fire at a home on mount dearborn road. the flames broke out around one -- was asleep at the time. fortunately the homeowner was able to escape unharmed but the house was destroyed. meanwhile authorities say a house fire in littleton sunday morning was likely caused by a meth lab. it happened on manns hill road just after 1:30. once first responders realized what was inside, they secured the area and a hazmat crew removed the lab, police say. two people were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. no word if anyone was arrested about a kayaker who drowned on bow lake in strafford friday. state police say 62-year-old victoria rosenberg began having a hard time navigating the choppy waters. when rescue crews arrived they found a debris field on the lake which led them to rosenberg's body. she was wearing a life jacket and drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors. a group of hikers from massachusetts were rescued from fish and game officers say a woman slipped and fell on an icy trail and injured her arm. the injury s

that's an interface we can play with rick dearborn the executive director just to make sure people know if they're looking to get a job, they're being considered, their application's in, it's filled out. >> gotcha. so you gave me a partial answer to my next question. let me give it to you in a different context. you know what the reporting is, there's unusual chaos inside the transition team, that people aren't getting vetted, that jared kushner's stirring up a lot of trouble with a lot of the establishment types. what are you witnessing inside of the transition? what can you speak to? >> i would say it's just the opposite. you know, the election was only a week ago and i suppose in a 24-hour news cycle people are looking for little tidbits of anything. but as you can imagine, this is a very complicated process, and -- and chris christie was replaced by vice president-elect pence to be in charge of the transition effort. so whenever something like that would happen you'd expect -- >> sure -- >> -- a very normal transfer of some of the responsibilities to people. i can tell you at least

investigators are looking into the possibility that the missing lakewood mom could be in detroit or dearborn, michigan areas. >> romona: all right. not a dad day, jeff. still looking at up and down temperatures? >> jeff: up and down. tomorrow is up. today we were down as we all know. we felt that especially with the breaking up. 47 degrees downtown. northwest wind 14 and blustery along the lakeshore. akron-canton at 45 degrees and mostly cloudy. looking at the next few hours if you are headed out the door, going out to dinner and store here 45 at 7:00, 44 at 8:00 and 42 at 9:00 big warm up on the way tomorrow before we cool down on veteran's day. details on that next time you see me. mark? >> thank you. three ashtabula police officers on paid leave. shanice dunning getting answers about this officer-involved shooting. >> i am standing in front of this family video where everything started last night and right now the bureau of criminal investigation is looking into this incident so that there can be a impartial investigation. bci still does not know the exact details that led up to the shoot

the florida man died after he was found with gunshot wounds in dearborn streets in roxbury on october 6. "the orlando senate -- "the orlando sentinel" reports he was a suspect in a murder in florida at the time of his death. anyone with information is asked to call boston police. emily: quite a scene in cambridge overnight. this car ends up in the charles river following a two-car crash. investigators say the cars collided at memorial drive and river street. the driver of this car failed to put it in park after the crash, sending into the water. no one was inside at the time. but one person hurt he new this noon, traffic tied up in dorchester this morning after a crash involving this uhaul truck. it happened at american legion highway and franklin hill ave about 7 a.m. it's not clear what went wrong ending with the truck sideways on the other side of this light pole. to the weather now. chilly today, a mix of sun and clouds. we have a warm up on the way. a brief warm up things go yeah, chilly out there this morning. still me in the 40's. take a look at the temperature around chicago a

a man was killed near zigler and dearborn street in last month. it was a newer model nissan ultima. >>> they are talking to witnesses to figure out the cause of a deadly fire. the story was breaking during our 9 a.m. newscast. a house on george street in roxbury went up in flames. one man was killed and another hospitalized. one neighbor tell fox25 that he ran to help after spotting the man running from the burning house. >> he was gasping for air and his face was in black smoke. and as soon as they got him down to the sidewalk, a motorcycle cop came in and he peeled his clothes off and while we went and started rapping on all the doors. >> reporter: boston fire says the house was known as a popular spot for squatters. no word on the name of the man who died on the condition of the man who was hurt. the globe troops there the fire caused $350,000 in damage and damaged the siding on the house next door. >>> a cruelty charges for shooting a neighbor's dog. it happened in mason new hampshire over the border from town send mass. told police that he sh

it happened on mount dearborn road. right now there's no word what started the fire one person was displaced. >> outgoing senator kelly ayotte could have a position in the trump administration. word is that she's considered for secretary of defense. she's currently on the armed services committee. to serve our state and country even as a private citizen because i love new hampshire and our country and i want to make sure that woo he succeed. the -- today a protest is scheduled. on saturday. more than 100 were protesting outside of city hall. the rally was peaceful, but police were on hand to make sure there was no violence. across the street there was a smaller counter people who support donald trump. we'll hear from people on both sides coming up in our next half hour. hillary clinton says the fbi's action hurt her presidential campaign. during a conference call with supporters, clinton says her campaign had been winning the race dependence donald trump until director james comey's letter possibly related to her use of

population, you know, the mexicans in la, the cubans in florida, the irish in boston and the muslims in dearborn, all feel a common identity with united states that if we do things that will isolate those communities, not only is it the right-- wrong thing to do, but i think in the long term it will make us less safe. >> host: "security mom: an unclassified guide to proctecting our homeland and your home" is the name of the book and juliette kayyem is the author. book tv live coverage of the miami book festival continues and we go back to the book tv room and we will hear from susan faludi talking about her most recent book, "in the darkroom". >> lets get started. welcome to everyone. please turn off your cell phones if you have not already or if you have turned them back on to do business between sessions. thank you for coming. our sponsors as you know by now, we think the knight foundation. we thank zero hl construction, the bash the foundation and that degroot foundation and we get big thanks to miami-dade college for all that they do, all of these wonderful volunteers who help, all of the st

several hours earlier, crews were called to a fire at a home on mount dearborn road. the flames broke out around 1:00 a.m., and the homeowner was asleep at the time. fortunately, the homeowner was able to escape unharmed, but the house was destroyed. sean: fish and game officials say a massachusetts man died while hiking with a boy scout troop in bean'pu norton suffered a medical emergency while he and his group were coming down the 19 mile brook trail on sunday. they had just left the amc's carter hut. a national guard helicopter went to the scene, but norton passed away despite efforts to revive him. erin: hudson police are warning people to be on the lookout for sick animals. they say they've seen a 44% increase in sick wildlife calls this year and have responded to the majority of those calls involved foxes, and officers believe the animals may have distemper. they say wild animals with distemper appear to be tame, but they want pet owners to be aware that the deadly virus can easily be spread to cats or dogs through ticks. >> make sure their shots are up to date.

police say it was spotted near dearborn street in roxbury when a man the 20-year-old victim from florida died. if you recognize the car call police. >>> 6:49 right now. still to come a tough start for the celtic. >>there wasn't much to be happy about. what the coach is saying about the tough loss. >>and the david ortiz retirement party continues. the new honor . >>> a rough night for the celtic. giving up 42 points to the nuggets in the first quarter. >>the nuggets outscoring the celtic and the coach unhappy about this saying the team was not aggressive. they lose 123 to 107. >>> the patriots back in action this weekend hosting the seahawks. you can start sunday after with 11:30 a.m. right here. the pats play sunday night at 8:30. and don't forget to turn over to wbz after the game. >>> another special retirement gift. gate 34 is being renamed in his honor. jet blue has not released the final design, but we know the gate will be adorned >>> time for a closer look at at what's coming up at 7:00. >> reporter: ahead on cbs this morning we'll reveal a new national poll one day before the ele

dearborn, michigan. >> the f.b.i. is reaching out to the family hoping to find clues to what happened to her. >> lacy crisp cbs news. >> chris: check this out strong winds from the east 55th marina in cleveland. wow. some of that water even reaching up to the shoreway. >> of course if it were cold enough you would have ice on the shoreway in the same spot at the time. >> jeff: you can get that. it is a common scene with waves crashing like that. look at this. clouds breaking up and the wind is dying down and won't get as much wave action as earlier today. still cloudy cleveland hopkins, 49. about 46 at 6:00, 7:00, 45, 8:00, 44. it will be a cooler night. the wind will continue to diminish. you are at 46 akron-canton. northwest wind at 8. it was cooler today. we got another big change on the way tomorrow as we do 180 flip again. sunny and actually much warmer compared to today. we will be back up above 60 in the afternoon. also windy. so the clouds will continue to break up tonight. on veteran's dt with another front t

it will report numbers later in the week after a fire broke out in its dearborn headquarters yesterdayas for earnings pfizer, adm, coach, kellogg reporting fwochg bell. after the close we'll get results from gilead sciences and electronic arts. >> we got bank of england to watch. mark carney will stay on until 2018. 2018 to 2021 and he went for 2019. >> 10% chance fed raises interest rates. statement has to be fairly benign. few days before an election. they are careful always to recognize seen as political. the question is what happens in december if they start to lay the ground work for ain't rate hike which there's a 70% chance they do. is it going to be a dovish hike or a hawkish hike? in other words raising interest rates and signalling there's more on the way we're in this mode or we've raised interest rates, we'll monitor the situation and that's why opinion corks for instance sees the dollar as already having made its move higher because they stay fed will not be in any rush to keep raising interest rates. utilities have popped. >> wouldn't it be fun if they did hike this week

. >> reporter: her parents immigrated to dearborn, michigan, from lebanon. she works on issues and she said his rhetoric has made muslims' lives more difficult. >> i'm definitely angry. i don't want to say i'm fearful because i still have faith in the democratic process. >> it's inexcusable the the things he said. very shocking. very scary. >> reporter: tanya runs this middle eastern bakery. she is still hopeful. >> we scant stand against him. we have to support him and wish for the best so hopefully he will instill that unity he's been saying in his speeches ever since he won. >> reporter: nadel tamir has a different view. >> mr. trump should be held as a trophy. >> reporter: tamir voted for trump and convinced his family to vote for him too. >> he believes he speaks from strength. he wants his fellow muslims to see it the same way. >> reporter: what do you say to them when they have this shock or anger. >> i say to them, the country is going to be great. >> that was cnn's jessica snyder reporting for us in michigan. since the election we have been getting

several hours earlier, crews were called to a fire at a home on mount dearborn road. these flames broke out around 1:00 a.m., and the homeowner was asleep at the time. fortunately, the homeowner was able to escape unharmed, but the house was destroyed. sean: also new this morning, a group of hikers from fish and game officers say yesterday afternoon, a woman slipped and fell on an icy trail and injured her arm. the injury slowed the group as they were coming down the mountain, and as darkness started to set in, they decided to call for help. at the time, the group still had nearly four miles to go before reaching the bottom. fish and game officials say the group admitted they were not prepared, and they will likely be billed for the cost of the rescue. fish and game officials say a massachusetts man died while bean's purchase. officials say 59-year-old james norton suffered a medical emergency while he and his group were coming down the 19-mile brook trail on sunday. they had just left the amc's carter hut. a national guard helicopter went -- was sent to the scene, bu

and advising, trump also hired stephen miller, top aid to jeff sessions, rick dearborn did informal work, and nominating judges. that is probably very good news for conservatives going in the right direction, the supreme court, all those circuit court nominations make a huge difference. >> tell me about them. >> i want to thank you and jim demint for putting this together and inviting me. i am surprised there are so many people because i thought everyone was working at transition headquarters. and back to the airport i asked my taxi cab driver to take me to trump transition headquarters. it is nice to participate in a panel, for the consequential in the last 50 years. and byron's point, not just supreme court justices were important, and how the trump administration will interpret and enforce federal law and have more immediate importance about the constitution in the supreme court. when he was attorney general, gave a famous speech at tulane law school where he called for jurisprudence of original intent, seen as a radical concept in the late 80s, i did a study a few years ago, and ther

learned she had parkinson's back in 1995 but continue in her >> someone killed a man near ziegler and dearborn streets last month. officer says new or model nissan altima. >> right now on expressway and exit to the pike. shiri? >> shiri: feeling the chill 41? in boston right now, nice to hour, 42 at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. will be at 44?. i will show what you time the clouds clear in your town and warm-up really takes off. >> daniel: everett's wynn casino should get more competition and vote to get another hotel and casino right massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." s question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their children." they agree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady lea

trump they have , been elbowed out by jeff sessions, the alabama senator, and his allies like rick dearborntop policy advisor. you're seeing the establishment republicans are now being replaced by some more populist conservatives. that is an important change to watch. charlie: sessions might need an important cabinet level job. >> if anyone he will be rudy giuliani, and sessions, who have been at trump's side since the beginning and are seen as true confidants. they can have any cabinet post they would like at their fingertips. a lot of discussions about who would be the best fit. those two certainly are seen at trump tower. charlie: what are the implications of the job that steve bannon has? >> it is the job at the white house. reince priebus will be the chief of staff and steve bannon is billed as an equal partner. he is the chief strategist. and senior counselor. it is a wordy title but he is the heart and soul of the president-elect's campaign and presidency. priebus is someone who can connect him with capital hill. he knows mitch mcconnell and has a feel for the party. but it is bannon

month. >> kris: officers say that a dark-colored nissan altima was spotted right near zeigler and dearborn streets. around the same time a 20-year-old man was shot and killed. that shooting happened in broad daylight. students on a school b nearby at the time and may have witnessed the killing. officers initially said a white pick-up truck was also spotted near the scene of that shooting. happening today, the driver who is accused of hitting and dragging a brick ca police officer is due in court. according to the "globe," 28-year-old eric ogland turned himself over to police one day after the alleged assault and battery took place. two officers were investigating suspicious activity in a rite aid parking lot on friday. police say one officer saw the were putting the car in reverse. the officer was cragged about 15 feet. good news he's going to be okay. >> sarah:>> christa: worcester e searching for man who dragged a pedestrian on the corner of sycamore and beacon. investigators believe the man was leaning into the car to speak with someone when the driver sped away suddenly. the victim ini

dearborn, michigan. home to one of the largest muslim communities in the united states.t's give him a chance. let's engage with him. let's hear he's our president, not just president for everyone in the nation except americans who are muslim or muslim migrants here. the other thing is, i'd like him to bring intellect to the table. there are real scholars in islamism. i'd like him to empower intellectual exchange in universities, of political islamism with muslim scholars not funded by patrons of islamism like iran, turkey or saudi arabia. those are the kinds of things he could do. >> president-elect trump had talked about a ban on muslims. that would have banned you from coming to this country, practicing medicine, becoming a u.s. citizen, and yet you're still open to working with him. i mean, what does the ban mean to you? >> the ban was astonishing in many regards. but i feel he may not have been adequately informed. how do we ban muslims that make their homes here from 68 different nations, or 183 nationalities that are home to muslims, how do you do that? and to me,

they had a fire at its dearborn michigan headquarters.o injuries but there were electrical problems that caused data disruption so ford will delay its sales report to later this week. the fed kicks off a two-day meeting today but most expect them to raise rates despite some improving economic signals mainly because of the election. analysts reporting 50/50 odds on the feds making a move in december. stock market started up thanks to improving economic china signals. let's check it so far. the dow is now just higher by two points already starting to weaker. nasdaq up by a point and the s&p also up by one point in the early going. kenny and michelle, back to you. >> thank you. >>> let's check the roads with roqui. >> good morning. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge commute from hayward to foster city. 880 to 101 westbound very slow. south bay san jose, southbound 101 before tully road this three vehicle crash is now being cleared out of the roadways but as you can see, still causing some residual backup here also northbound 101 movin

fire crews from several departments were kept busy overnight at the scene of a fire mount dearborn road. no word on what started the fire. one person was displaced. the red cross is assisting them. did you happen to notice these on the highway this week? 40 signs in 40 locations. manchester police partnered with nh state police to utilize dot signs throughout the state to spread awareness. it's part of a new drug enforcement agency program called dea 360. new hampshire was selected to be part of pilot program that will bring in federal dollars to the state to help in the fight against opioids. three-pronged program are expected to be released this week. we can expect some mild temperatures this week. josh: this is not going to be the type of week that you expect to see in the middle of november. and the lakes region and temperatures are in the 40's. temperatures almost everywhere have jumped into the 40's and 50's thanks to the sunshine. had overnight clouds with a warm front that rolled through, and developing and temperatures well into the 40's. already nearing 50 degrees. there are t

cnn's jessica schneider has more now from dearborn, michigan. >> reporter: in michigan, where muslimsportion of the population -- ♪ -- there is widespread uncertainty about a trump presidency. are you angry at the things he said throughout this election? >> oh, yeah, definitely. i mean, you've got to be kind to people. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: trump made that promise last december but dialed it back by the time his party's convention convened in cleveland. >> we must immediately suspend immigration from any nation that has been compromised by terrorism until such time as proven vetting mechanisms have been put in place. the muslim ban is something that in some form has morphed into an extreme vetting. >> reporter: but tonight his statement calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states is still on his official website. for some muslims and many others, the rhetoric crossing the line. >> i don't know how he got elected. i'll be honest. >> reporter: her parents imm

. >> i want to get granular here and take a look at part of your district which is dearborn, headquarters to the ford motor compa company, the largest muslim population in this done dee. >> right now people are scared. first of all, president-elect trump was constantly attacking ford motor company, probably unfairly to be perfectly frank, but the trade issue was front and center, people are seeing their jobs shipped overseas and they have been seeing it for two decades. the muslims, you know, wednesday morning i was -- i start to cry -- i had a little eight-year-old girl who was sobbing in my arms saying to me she thought they was going to be killed in school. they're terrified, they're scared to death. my district reflects the country and that's why, you know, i delivered my district because i did see it coming, it became a joke that i kept saying to everybody michigan is competitive. i said it to everybody and anybody. so we did what we needed to do to deliver the district overall. but what i call my down rivers which is the auto community is similar to much of michigan, macomb county w

in dearborn, michigan, electorate has grown by democrats and are offended and turned offmyby donald trump. if she wins in michigan -- most people still feel she has an advantage in michigan. it is because of the diversity of michigan. huge problem for trump given all the things he has been saying. >> it goes to the fact that in many ways he has been a cultural populist than economic policy lift. if they would have picked up -- as far back as 2012, that race between romney and santorum, who was the one who started to pick up on this idea of populism, talked about his dad working am the coal mines. imagine if they had stayed on this economic populism, picked up on some of these sanders -- >> it's a winner. >> yeah. sanders cut fantastic ads in michigan where he was photographing some of those houses of those abandoned houses in detroit. but they didn't do it early enough. you wonder. they've got two days now if they settle down there. sarah palin will be down there, too. again economic populism. >> you can't separate the cultural and racist element out of his populism because that's part of

grew up in the country that has the highest concentration of muslims, just outside of detroit in dearborn were the first person to have their american flags outside their restaurants, their gas stations. in part because of patriotism and because they were scared of exactly this type of scenario. a lot of them are my friends, my friends on facebook, my friends from high school. and they're deeply, deeply distraught. i know muslim people who are legitimately wanting to move to canada. it's not that hard because of that population. >> i wouldn't limit it to that. i wouldn't end here on muslims. i would say that every american has an obligation, including donald trump, to understand and appreciate the virtues of diversity and tolerance in the country. however he ran, i think he has to do that now for the good of the country. and by the way, if there's a muslim registry, i'm signing up. >> i did this show in the spirit of black humor like this is really gallo's humor, but there's a lot of information that we're getting that makes you shaking. we're back with final thoughts about where we're he

a man and dearborn streets in roxbury last month. police are looking for the dark colored, noor model nissan the altima, which was seen in the area. >> mark: state police believe an s.u.v. didn't stop at a red light and hit a car on memorial drive early this morning. when the car started to smoke, the driver jumped out with the car still in drive. that's whether the car ended up in the river. divers had to work carefully to remove it. >> when you have divers in the water with a vehicle like that, we have to take our time to make can be volatile and move underneath the water, so we want to make sure that they're in a safe spot when we go to hook this up. >> mark: police tell us they expect the driver of the s.u.v. to be cited for running the red light. >> vanessa: police recovered a 32 cal baton rouge colt pistol 33 on a driver after he was stopped sunday afternoon. he faces charges of unlawful possession of a firearm. against that light pole with two wheels in the air this morning on franklin hill avenue near american legion highway.

a man was killed near ziegler and dearborn streets in roxbury. officers say a newer model nissan altima. >>> a 3-year-old boy is recovering after being grazed by a bullet this brockton. a bullet went straight through the house and a piece of it hit the boy's leg. police are still working to figure out a motive and track that shooter. the y >>> six games into the regular season. the sell tricks trying to figure out who they really are. it the green are a mediocre 3-3. isaiah thomas led the offense pouring in 30 points but score something not the issue for the celtics. it is stopping the other team. denver's emmanuel mutier had something to do with that had 24 points in the first quarter, 30 for the game. 20-year-old from zahir, the 7th celtics lose it 103-107. given up points in five out of six games. >>> the guy who predicted the cubs would win the world series is trying to give back with his famous quote. michael lee put in his high school york, chicago cubs 2016 world series champs. he had a dream growing up that the cubbys would win this year.

chairman, his kushner, donared hence, eric christie -- rick dearborn, sessions. reaction from jamie dimon, ceo, , saying he unity cited eight deep desire for change and frustration with the economy among the electorate, which voted donald trump into office. said we need to at least listen to the voices, calling on leaders to come together. we continue to bring your reaction to the election of 45th residentthe states.nited reaction from the republican national committee, including the chairs of the congressional campaign committee. >> thank you. let me begin by congratulating trump.nt-elect donald i can say the majority in the senate looks forward to working with him. the framing -- confirming disses anthemjust the program he has outlined. important at also this hour to acknowledge the statement that secretary clinton just made. it is fair to say mr. trump and secretary clinton both rose to the i think it is a step toward healing. i want to congratulate reince priebus. i think if it were not already , after this year and down last night, he goes as one of the grea

among them, his son-in-law, his son, chris christie, mike pence, rick dearborn, and jeff sessions. donald trump has reportedly accepted an invitation to meet with president obama at the white house tomorrow. of next, we will show you the victory speech from the wee hours. >> please welcome mike pence. [applause] [indiscernible] mike pence: this is a historic night. [applause] spoken.ican people have and the american people have elected the new champion. america has elected a new president. it's him was hard for me to that i mye honor family feel. the we will have the privilege to serve as your vice president of the united states. [crowd chanting "usa"] mike pence: i come to this moment deeply humbled. grateful to god for his amazing grace. grateful to my family. my wonderful wife karen. our son michael and his fiancee sarah. our daughter, audrey. faraway. and our daughter charlotte. i could not be here without them. i am deeply grateful to the people of america for giving us this opportunity to serve. and, i am mostly grateful to our president-elect whose leadership and vision will

i've heard those stories in dearborn. i've heard stories about dreamers in l.a.i gave you a story about minneapolis. the report the splc put together, everyone of these incidents has a story attached to it. >> hi, can you start with cms is. do take a position on the sometimes violent protests against trump being elected president but their silence of the protests? >> i will report our work also collected in second phase of anti-trump violence. i think we documented the train 20 and 30. we would condemn just as well at the same time he would defend free speech rights of the protesters. we didn't ignore that at all. yes, ma'am. >> there is a lot of talk about safe spaces and especially the dreamers. but i am wondering, beyond the stop a phrase that he is in that interview. i am wondering when you look at social media, it seems to me following what people are seeing on social media that people are really not talking to each other, that they are screaming past each other in repeating whatever the talking points are on the left or read or whatever. i am just wondering

several hours earlier, crews were called to a fire at a home on mount dearborn road. the flames broke out around 1:00 a.m., and the homeowner was asleep at the time. fortunately, the homeowner was able to escape unharmed, but the house was destroyed. people across the state will be hearing ringing bells today. the salvation army is kicking off its red kettle campaign. this year's goal is to raise and they will be starting off on a mild days on the even know it is a chilly start in goffstown. kevin: we should in the 50's to lower 60's for a good part of the afternoon. you are going to notice it is nothing but sunshine across the area. the fog earlier this morning continuing to burn off. this, our next system, continues to write northward, arriving with an increase in clouds later tonight, likely after moonrise. from there, continuing to go in the showers move in. temperatures pretty close to these numbers for a good part of the afternoon for eventually the high clouds start to drift in later tonight. we should drop back into the 30's overnight. not much shower activity

they run the city or dearborn with the muslim community. that capacity to create generations of immigrants that are invested in america's safety and security is really probably our most successful and in some ways accidental homeland security strategy that reduced the risk. if we do things to alienate those communities or radicalize those who are not, or as you were saying, the complicated nature of some of these cases. it looks like a couple of them have behind the isis is some sexual orientation aspects to it, they are questioning their sexual orientation, certainly that's the case in orlando. thinking about our outreach to communities as being an important part of our efforts and the extent to which this bashing of certainty communities or profiling you're hearing from giuliani who should know better, is really just so outside of a bipartisan acceptance of how we go forward. after a crisis like this. >> katie, do you agree with that? >> i exactly do. i was going to say one of the unique things i have in my role being in congress i do int

trump also hired stephen miller a top aide for jeff sessions and jeff sessions chief of staff rick dearborn has done a a lot f informal works so it's the sessions office approach to nominating judges that moves into the trump campaign. i think all of that is very good news for conservatives who want to see him go in the right direction not just the supreme court but for all of those circuit court nominations that make a huge difference. >> john, can you talk about this? >> first i want to thank you and senator demint for putting this panel together and inviting me. i'm surprised there are so many people here because i thought everyone at the heritage was at transition headquarters already. when i got to the airport i asked the taxicab driver to take me to trump transition headquarters in the drop you off here instead. [laughter] it's also nice to participate in a panel for center named after general mesa along with general mukasey one of the most consequential attorney generals we have had in years. he goes to jonas and byron's point that it's not just supreme court justices who are importa

man killed near ziegler and dearborn streets in roxbury last month. officials say this is a newer model nissan altima. >> sara: investigators say man that was hit and killed by truck in tewksbury last night was not in a the 70-year-old was hit near apache way around 6:00 and driver stayed on scene and talked to police. the area was shut down for hours as police investigated but has since reopened. >>> sara: this morning the cause of deadly crash in westport remains under investigation. this car rolled over near exit ten on interstate 195 around 3:00 a.m. the story was breaking yesterday morning on fox25 news. well now we are learning 25-year-old new bedford woman southcoast today identifies her as casandra camacho, mother of four-year-old boy. five other people riding in that same car were hurt. police still investigating the cause of the crash and this is the second deadly crash in that area since september. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. no relief on the pike quite yet. our drive times still climbing. we are about

they run the city or dearborn with the muslim community. that capacity to create generations of immigrants that are invested in america's safety and security is really probably our most successful and in some ways accident al homeland security strategy that reduced the risk. if we do things to alienate those communities or radicalize those who are not, or as you were saying, the complicated nature of some of these cases. it looks like a couple of them have behind the isis is some sexual orientation aspects to it, they are questioning their sexual orientation, certainly that's the case in orlando. thinking about our outreach to communities as being an important part of our efforts and the stent to which this bashing of certainty communities or profiling you're hearing from giuliani who should know better, is really just so outside of a bipartisan acceptance of how we go forward. >> katie, do you agree with that? >> aktly do. i was going to say one of the unique things i have in my role being in congress i do international travel. the embassy

i've heard those stories in dearborn. i've heard stories about dreamers in l.a. i gave you a story about minneapolis. the report that splc put together, every one of these incidents, the 10,000 incidents in the report has a story attached to it. >> hi, cns news. do you take a position on the sometimes violent protests against trump being elected president? because there's violence in those protests, too. >> our report also -- our work also collected instances of anti-trump violence. we documented between 20 and 30. you know, we would condemn those just as well. at the same time defend free speech rights of the protesters. so we didn't ignore that at all. yes, ma'am. >> just to follow up. there's a lot of talk about spaces that are. calling out the phrase, stop it, that he used. when you use social media, following what people see on social media, they become silos, people are really not talking to each other, screaming past each other and competing the talking points on the left or the right or whatever. i'm just wondering where do you get optimism that somehow t

rick dearborn has done work. officeart of the approach to move them toward the campaign -- talk campaign. that is good news it is good news -- four people that want to see move into the supreme court and the other courts that make a difference. mr. swanson: john, can you talk about this? >> i'm surprised so many people are here because i thought everyone at heritage was working at the transition headquarters. there is a difference, when i got to the airport i asked the tactic cap driver to take me to trump transition head quarters, and he dropped me off here instead. [laughter] yoo: it is also interesting to spit in a panel named after senator meese -- one of the most consequential attorney general's point -- it is not just supreme court justices who are important, but also who attorney generals are -- how the administration will interpret and enforce federal law in some ways live much more immediate importance about the constitution. if you are a number general give awhen appointed, famous speech where he called

he took a lot of javelins throughout the campaign for donald trump. , rickmbers of his staff dearbornof staff, is a key player in a transition team, stephen miller is a policy advisor, came from the sessions camp. sessions has a lot of power on this transition team and the general consensus is what wants, he gets. ted cruz is another name being floated. really, i think it is up to jeff sessions, and what he wants, he will probably get. david: thank you. jonathan: let's continue this conversation. allies in the trump campaign are not keen on the fed's balance sheet. they say the fed bond purchases have been very harmful and needs to communicate lands for downsizing its balance sheet. the cohead of is multi-asset solutions. great to have you on the program. straight to the bloomberg, the .ed balance sheet it is a beast. winding down could mean two things, you let things rolloff, securities mature, or you begin to sell. is that ever going to happen in a significant way? >> you cannot imagine to more contradictory objectives. on the one hand come you are trying to put forth an inflationar

they run the city or dearborn with the muslim community. that capacity to create generations of immigrants that are invested in america's safety and security is really probably our most successful and in some ways accidental homeland security strategy that has reduced the risks. if we do things to alienate those communities or radicalize those who are not or, as you were saying, the complicated nature of some of these cases, it looks like a couple of them have behind the isis sexual orientation aspects to it, they are questioning their sexual orientati orientation. certainly that's the case in orlando. thinking about our outreach to communities as being an important part of our efforts and the extent to which this bashing of certainty communities or profiling you're hearing from giuliani who should know better, is really just so outside of a bipartisan acceptance of how we go forward. after a crisis like this. >> katie, do you agree with that? >> i exactly do. i was going to say one of the unique things i have in my role being in congress i

david: you probably got the word out in dearborn, but there was an election last week.dent-elect trump. it is not too early to start thinking about what that means for ford motors. do you anticipate a shift? will there be more welcoming of this new world? mark: we are hopeful that it will be. first off, we congratulate president-elect trump and all of the congressional members that were elected. as we look at the policies going forward, we have always engaged, going all the way back to teddy roosevelt, we have always and have a proven track record of working with policymakers. we will continue to do that to advocate for policies that drive economic growth and help the industry support that growth. david: the auto alliance came out with a request after the election to the new administration, asking them to review all regulations applying to automobiles at the federal level. is that something you would support? what would that mean for ford motors? mark: when you look at the that weecommendations support, obviously we will continue to advocate for currency manipulation ru

those numbers are delayed following a fire at ford's dearborn, michigan headquarters yesterday. they are now expected later in the week. the fed begins a two day policy meeting with a decision expected tomorrow 2:00 p.m. eastern time. and as for earnings today pfizer, adm, coach, kellogg all report before the opening bell. after the close we hear from gilead sciences and electronic arts. >> did anybody go trick or treating. >> i saw you on instagram with tim armstrong. >> yeah. >> had a big costume going. >> where was that party. >> at thewaldorf-astoria. >> i don't know her personally. it's a charity event pup buy. >> did you hand out candy >> we were prepared so. >> nobody came to the house. >> a long windy scary -- since the houses are four, five acres away frech other. no we went to dinner. we left individuals at the door at home, a couple of german shepherds. >> did you leave candy at the door. >> honestly no one does come. it's not that there's a neighborhood where everybody goes. >> we just walked in the apartment building. >> can you go house house to. >> up and down. >>

my former chief of staff rick dearborn has done a great job on incredible demand. the whole team is, they're working long, long hours. i mean 20 hours a day. it's remarkable what is happening. i'm one of the co-chairs of five, i believe, co-chairs of the committee of vice president elect pence. donald trump, i have been in a number of meetings with him. he talks to people under consideration. he would like to meet and talk to and just see who they are. he just does a really good job. he is engaging, right there talking to them. it's a good vibe, good feel, he gets a good feel for people and i think he has a good ability to size up people in an effective way. a big part of his success in business is having good people around him. she asked me to share a few thoughts with you and i have done that. she is a great, positive leader. the whole team is working well together. reince priebus is exceedingly talented in my opinion. he can talk with three people on three phones at the same time which is a good quality for chief of staff. he knows everybody and has good judgmen

i have heard those stories in dearborn. i've heard stories in l.a..i gave you a story about minneapolis. the report said splc put together for one of these 10,000 incidents in the airport has a story attached to it. >> do you take a position on the sometimes violent protests against trump being elected president? there are violence most protest too. >> i will report also our work collected instances of anti-trump violence. i think we documented between 20 and 30 and we condemn those just as well. the same time we defend the free-speech rights of protesters so we did not ignore that at all. >> just a follow-up. you know there's a lot of talk about creating safe spaces and especially the dreamers but i'm wondering you are calling out the hate and beyond this topic phrases he used in the interview but i'm wondering when you look at social media seems to me following what people are saying on social media that they have become silent and people are not talking to each other. they are screaming past each other and repeating whatever thought endpoints are i