frankle, that the they consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. i don't believe that the romainians consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. i don't believe that the polos consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. each of those countries is independent or aton mouse. it has its own territorial integrity and the united states does not concede that those countries are under the domination of the soviet union. as a matter of fact, i visited poland, and romania to make certain that the people of those countries understood that the president of the united states and the people of the united states are dedicated to their independence, their atonmy and their freedom. >> in the case of the agreement, it might have been an agreement. but we have failed to enforce the bachelor's degree, which ensures a right of people to migrate, the families to be free, speak out, soviet union is still freeing europe, radio free europe is being jammed. we've also seen a very serious problem -- and/or ganic linkage between the eastern european countries a

dominance was not good for europe.e are now talking about the threat of rising populism you mentioned it in france and other places. we also need to say that in the years between the banking crises from 2010 to 2015 it was quickly matched to german dominance. saying that merkel is only is wrong.leader also the refugee crisis, there was a huge amount of refugees, i was in favor of this. but it was also a german decision to take the refugees. on thenot consulted european the level, we made that is a german decision. and now we wonder why the other countries are not egalitarian and follow populism against the refugees. there are also consequences and causes. make it feelauses like merkel is the remaining leader, germany takes full responsibility. melinda: restraint and modesty are all very well. but the fact is, in the face of rising right-wing nationalist truly not think your country needs to get out for thed stand up values of your constitution and your rule of law represent? i hear all three of you saying, no. notdrich

she's just been so dominant. winning the ball. in every aspect she's dominated this year. >> sullivan's stellar play captured u.s. national team coach jill ellis. >> her third cap. boy, has she impressed in just a short time. >> since early october, she's been called up twice and played in four games. last week, she sprayed "60 minutes" in an 8-1 thumping of romania. >> in moments realize i'm doing my dream. i'm living it right now. i could die right about now. no, it's been awesome. >> she's admits bouncing back between the national team and stanford isn't easy. >> it is week 8 out of 10 of classes and i've barely been here. it's been very crazy. i think i do better in that environment. >> her stanford coach paul ratcliffe says the sky is the limit. >> it's just the beginning. what she has done on the big stage speaks volumes straight away. i think she's going to be a superstar. >> a superstar like her childhood idol perhaps. >> ultimate goal to be on a national team as long as abbi was. >> absolutely. i want to play in a world c

frankle, that the they consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. i don't believe that the romainians consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. i don't believe that the polos consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. each of those countries is independent or aton mouse. it has its own territorial integrity and the united states does not concede that those countries are under the domination of the soviet union. as a matter of fact, i visited poland, and romania to make certain that the people of those countries understood that the president of the united states and the people of the united states are dedicated to their independence, their atonmy and their freedom. >> in the case of the agreement, it might have been an agreement. but we have failed to enforce the bachelor's degree, which ensures a right of people to migrate, the families to be free, speak out, soviet union is still freeing europe, radio free europe is being jammed. we've also seen a very serious problem -- and/or ganic linkage between the eastern european countries a

. >> this was a game that was dominated by defense in the first half. and then, suddenly, you found a way to put drives together. what changed? >> an ugly three quarters there. defense and special teams kept us in it. they're coming off of a buy. like i said, team effort. those guys, make the plays there at the end. you know, tie it up. the conversion there in overtime. found a way. >> enormous stakes in this game. the team mindset to get this win >> this division is really competitive. you go on the road. these guys are the defending champs. they're coming off of the bye pretty sweet. >> congratulations. let's turn to justin houston. in his second game back, three sacks. a dominating first half performance. i have to ask you first, physically, how the heck do you feel? >> i feel great. glory be to god. i have been through a lot this past season. that helped me get back and continue to get better. >> physically, what got you through this one? you were dominant in the first half >> mentally, through the whole process, i just knew mentally i was going to

the industry is not the dominant industry in pittsburgh today.ere coming up on hh richardson county courthouse in jail. you can see that don't this is built after the turn-of-the-century. as one of the architectural wonders here in pittsburgh. were starting to see some of the bridges in pittsburgh. 450 bridges all over the city. we had bridges of all kinds. the streets are aligned with the rivers and a lot of hills and valleys and bridges even the locals have some trouble getting around downtown. once you figure it out it's not so bad. were going over the smith street. the black and gold of the earl of chatham. the secretary of state during the french and indian war. and that's when pittsburgh was established. we are passing by the incline now and this is the way people got from the high hills down to the mills and plants at the river. the incline planes our set behind. they allow the workers. it's mostly for tourists. to get a better view. if you have to describe a typical pittsburgh or what would you say. >> old-timers called himself geezers be

the election dominated his sermon it is a non development on dumped dominate he's pushing people take the president to lead wooshing the administration well. nine people are displaced after fire ripped through the building tonight in san francisco the flames routed just before 730 tonight on brazil avenue ad tech cruise but to people that suffer minor injury no word yet on what caused the fire. being held without bail for the shootings and deaths investigators responded to a shooting and bombard drive friday when they say they found a guy lying in front of a home with a stab wound and then they heard a loud bang from the garage of the homelands are rivers walked out. they say they found knives in the pockets and thus aginners' say it may start making spontaneous remarks about her involvement in the murders the scene here and police searched a house they found two other victims rivers is now facing murder and arson charges. >> steve: 01 thousand represents 95,000 state please many officer workers leper and engineers and nurses said a california offered unions nearly 12 percent salary i

.>> john henry in for the legacy of dominic peddie. >> reporter: i am in the southeast where tragedy has stopped one school from strengthening its bond as a family. gonzaga college loves hockey. many students here at the rink have had a stick in their hands since childhood. one man who adores the game was everyone come out and remember him. >> reporter: he played for the eagles until 2014 when the 17- year-old lost his life during a tragic accident on the beltway. >> dominic loved life. >> reporter: but tonight, his school to time to remember him the best way it could and held the second annual purple and white scrimmage. the game raises money with the help of the washington capitals to fund a scholarship that will allow an underprivileged teenager to join the ag >> reporter: and it is a family, just ask dominic's parents. all throughout the night, we found classmates showing the couple loaves. even though their son hasn't attended the school in two years. >> luloff these boys, each one of them. they are like my sons. the gonzaga community, they are going to be our family forever. an

to an 11, 3 major over o- d-u's michael haye's -- panthers roll to 3 and 1 on the season with a dominant 29, 9 win -- bears -- last place in the nfc north -- hosting the titans -- after trailing 21, 7 at half -- chicago rallied -- matt barkley lofts it to deonte thompson -- 6 yard score made it 27, it and they'd get a shot to win it -- barkley to joshua bellamy -- hit him right in the hands -- would have been a game winner -- instead it's another loss in soldier field -- bears fall by six -- showers and drizzle will continue through monday, especially in the morning. monday will be the warmest day out of the next week, with temperatures falling back toward normal. there is a slight chance for rain or . >>> on this sunday night, questioning the vote, president-elect trump claims millions of americans voted illegally saying that's why he lost the national popular vote. uncertain future, new reaction from inside cuba tonight after fidel castro's and many wonde what's next for the island country. >> bourbon street shooting. ten people shot in the new orleans french quarter. hometown hero, me

and to be honest, our line dominated. we owe [indiscernible] those guys in front, they dominated. >> celebrating 50th anniversary of carter stadium. now that 50 years are in the books, here are the official titles. findley 197 and 112. attendance has grown to 27 million fans. more of the dave doran show the pack. now we will have to let the process play out for the next week or is, dave, but you look at nc's reputation for fan support. that usually makes a difference in the selection process. >> i think it does. i think they will look at who all brings people with them because obviously that's revenue for their game. anybody would want matchup, and av >> this year we celebrated the 50th anniversary for carter vinned lee stadium. you provide the heartbeat for the home games. the players appreciate it and the opponents, well, they notice it. [music] >> [indiscernible] [cheering] everything, on third down, when they are on the field, hear the crowd screaming. it just is amazing. i remember my first time came in here. it was

the dominated time position to win the turnover battle derek carr ultra efficient quarterback to raiders running game was unbelievable they rushed for 218 yards to the broncos measly 33 as for gary kubiak's message to his team today i told him i believe in him and with better keep working and that we got beat last night by good football team we've got all night get on and get ready to play new orleans unfortunately more injuring his to go along with derek wilford suffered a hairline fracture to his elbow and little silver lining tonight reports are this injury will not require surgery and it should miss no longer than a month finally another week of conference honors for the football team today announced isaiah oliver pac 12 special teams player of the week i'll ever help to seal the win about 20 ?-dash 10 victory with a 68-yard punt return for a touchdown all of the selection the buffaloes have received a six pack 12 player sixpack 12 player of the week accolades this year the bucs had a grand total of six selections altogether in the first of five seasons combined in the pac 12. >> abs

virginia was the dominant state. if the virginia delegation walked out, that would have been the end of the convention. they caucomcast -- so used. madison never got over that. the loss of the veto and proportional representation, both defeats. -- many were stunned when they saw the constitution published. this is not what we wanted. hundreds of thousands of people are shocked who would never have thought that this was going to come out of the convention. they thought it was going to be an enhanced articles of confederation. this isimmediately -- where the anti-federalist -- that is what is given to them. that is not what they wanted at all. the question that was raised by madison himself. not say anything to jefferson because they took a bow of secrecy. jefferson is, of course, in paris. madison was to let jefferson know what has happened. he is a little bit anxious because he knows that jefferson isn't as sympathetic to the antidemocratic constitution as he is. , hee says to jefferson actually raises this question

for the past five seasons the denver broncos have dominated the division.his year the raiders are trying to prove the tide is turning. here is michele tafoya with derek carr. >> there's some great history to this rivalry. denver, oakland, what comes to mind when you think about it? >> oh, my goodness. i just remember how physical it was. i just remember as a kid watching it on tv whether it was on sunday night, monday night, and i just remember it was always physical, and my dad would always tell you, you want to watch this one, it's going to be physical. and, you know, i just remember people getting in fights and things like that, scuffles on the sideline, all that. hopefully i'll stay out of all that, but i'll leave that to the big guys. >> kickoff for tonight's game is 5:30 on nbc bay area. after the game catch a special prime time edition of nbc bay area news. >>> so the shark tank. a rematch of last year's stanley cup final. unfortunately for san jose, it had a similaro outcome. the penguins dominated the sharks from the start shutting them out on thei

and you would get the impression that it's a dominant premp power. it's not the house of cards because the french empire in north america is built on the fur trade and requires indian hunters and french descendants, french power revolves around a network of alineses. somebody pointed out yesterday, this is why the french paid such attention with diplomatic relations and getting it right. and that involves not only endless negotiations, learning e language, but also endless because diplomacy, giving gifts and receiving gifts is that diplomacy, gifts which might involve medals, guns rpgs alcohol, whatever. they are not only symbols of commitment. allies giving gifts. it helps that you are backing up what you say with words and say we are allies and friend and demonstrate that in a tangible way. the french brought that down to a fine art. and the british in the middle of the 18th sent friday that that french relationship was not only going to be insight angelo-american expansion but a french empire in north america. and it didn't. and it didn't because

the steel industry is not the dominant industry in pittsburgh today. we are coming up on hh richardson's courthouse and jail. you can see the rest vacated stone. this was built after the turn of the century. it is one of the architectural wonders in pittsburgh. we are coming up to the monongahela river. you are starting to see some of the bridges in pittsburgh. there are more than 450 bridges all over the city. that includes some footbridges and some automobile bridges and railroad bridges. we have bridges of all kinds. it is not easy navigating pittsburgh's streets. they are aligned with rivers and there are lots of hills and gulleys and bridges. even the locals have some trouble getting around downtown, but once you figure it out it is not so bad. we are going over the smithfield street bridge. you can see the city crest, the black and gold. the earl of chatham, william pitt, for whom pittsburgh was named. he was the secretary of state of the british empire during the french and indian war in the 1750's. that is when pittsburgh was established there

is not thendustry dominant industry in pittsburgh today. we are coming up on hh richardson's courthouse and jail. you can see the rest vacated stone. this was built aft the turn of the century. it is one of the architectural wonders in pittsburgh. we are coming up to the river. you are starting to see some of the bridges in pittsburgh. bridgese more than 450 all over the city. that includes some footbridges and some automobile bridges and railroad bridges. we have bridges of all kinds. it is not easy navigating pittsburgh's streets. they are aligned with rivers and there are lots of hills and galleys and bridges. have someocals trouble getting around downtown, but once you figure it out it is not so bad. we are going over the smithfield street bridge. you can see the city crest, the black and gold. the earl of chatham, william pitt, for whom pittsburgh was named. he was the secretary of state of the british empire during the french and indian war in the 1750's. . that is when pittsburgh was established there are inclined planes on the hills

we are back with dominic bunning and mujtaba rahman.t, we focus on the global trade implications. when you look at brexit, we are none the wiser. about what kind of brexit we are looking at. when and how the negotiations will play. i think the polish president ofe today in favor continuing to talk with the u.k. -- is there not going to be a reversal? if you see more extreme politicians coming in -- donald trump could help theresa may with this rhetoric -- saying that we need this with safety? mujtaba: i think we can connect dots and make a strong argument that the government will not seek membership of the single market. they can't if they want to control immigration. and they also will not seek ownership of the customs union. turning up with theresa may on a trip to india, talking about -- i don't think we are looking to be members of either, and as a result -- francine: why can you not have a prime minister who says, brexit is brexit and it means we say goodbye to europe? mujtaba: she has to balance internal constraints with her own p

dollar dominance. to cap itsck set biggest games. where is the rally headed next? is there room to delay? leeway ont to have its bond decisions. we will speak exclusively to the bank of greece governor. and a swiss company a johnson & johnson takeover target. in athens -- guy: let's talk about why we are here. be speaking to's the governor of the bank of greece. he sits in the ecb as well. we need to have a conversation about what is happening on the ground in greece, which talking to ceos, they sound positive. a big rally in greek assets. then we come to the ecb. thinking about the big questions. the meeting on the eight. what is it ultimately going to deliver. that is what we are building up to. the ecb, a lot to think about at the moment. anna: a lot to talk about. let's have a look at where we are expecting to open. half an hour until the start of the european equity trading. asian session has been decent. indian equities up. movement,ting contrary to the direction of travel. since the victory of d

measure -- total domination from the seminoles. total domination. the seminoles ran for 180 yards and pass for 236. only a late d.c. touchdown from richard wilson kept yukon comes to the heights. >>> late injury news for the patriots. chris hogan dealing with a back issue that cropped up. he is listed as questionable. chris long also missed today's practice but it was not injury related he should play against seattle. watertown raiders. we take you to a very cold and windy victory field in watertown. watertown in red. quarterback dionne smith was a dual threat in the air and on the ground 56 yards here and he cuts tritans's lead to 21-12 in the second quarter. probably the best player on the field watch runningback counsel the number of broken tackles, one, two, three, four, five. played from behind most of the game is won by tritan. >> so crowd of these kids resilient as i mentioned earlier. a lot of times they kept coming, they kept coming. they kept making plays and we kept making plays a great high school football game a great venue a really nic

amy: professor, the dominant discussion in the u.s.rate media is that he was a dictator, that he was a killer, that he killed many and imprisoned dissidents. your response to that description? >> i don't know how to respond to that. this is a system that is not reluctant to use repressive means to maintain power. this is a system that has bond a fairly extensive intelligence system, surveillance will step in many ways, i think cuba .ffers as a cautionary tale 30, 40, 50 years cuba has been under siege from the united states. and once that idea of national security enters into the calculus of governance, you are aware that civil liberties and the freedoms of the press and freedoms of political exchange shrink. we are experiencing this year since 9/11. so that cuba becomes a national security state with justification if one believes the duty of a government is to protect the integrity of national sovereignty. so for 50 years, cuba, 90 miles away from the world's most powerful country, struggles to maintain its integrity, its national sov

>> world domination. no. unfortunately the cause of hunger is still there. i hope feed as a brand can grow. i think nowadays customers want a connection to what they're buying or the services they're acquiring. >> lauren, what kind of food do you provide to the consumers who you -- when you buy a bag, what do you get? >> so the food via the world food program, the school feeding is corn soy base. so it's nutrient rich porridge at least. and that's supplemented with what locals can provide as well. what we try to do is buy locally to feed locally so you have that sort of sustainable loop there. you're supporting local farmers

one dominant social network, facebook. and no one's saying, hey, we need a government facebook commission or a government amazon commission or a government google commission to break those company up or force them to resell their services. i think you guys probably tried a little bit of that with the search neutrality issue at the ftc, but those companies are competing with one another with very dynamic business strategies. and when you see comcast and charter and at&t and verizon and t-mobile and sprint, you know, that's a lot of competitors in a market like this. all of them competing vigorously with one another and offering creative new business plans. you know, one we might talk about is t-mobile's zero rating plans which are or very popular with consumers, not so popular with, you know, some liberal public interest advocates. and, you know, that's the kind of innovation that current levels of competition are creating, and i think in a very healthy way. >> one interesting thing you bring up is open internet issues. sec

they dominated this game. controlled it. they had the ball two-thirds of the game. over 40 minutes in time of possession, in nearly a 400-yard, complete effort, as a completed denver defense could not hold up against the raiders. game ball, and strong performances, especially from that oakland running game. latavius murray.three-touchdown. and khalil mack, on defense, they get the game balls and a visit with michele tafoya. >> mike, thank you. and your first 100-yard game of the season. what was working well for the running game tonight? >> it started with these guys. the line, created a new line of scrimmage for me. got me to the second area. we were able to run the ball all day. that's what we were able to do. we came in here and were able to do that. >> you were able to shake the tackles and get extra yardage. why was it working for you, specifically? >> i got into a rhythm today. we needed this one. they left it up to us, to run the rock. win. so, the guys got me to the second level. i had to make some defenders miss. >> you came in tied atop the division. you b

they dominated this game. controlled it. they had the ball two-thirds of the game. over 40 minutes in time of possession, in nearly a 400-yard, complete effort, as a completed denver defense could not hold up against the raiders. game ball, and strong performances, especially from that oakland running game. latavius murray.three-touchdown. and khalil mack, on defense, they get the game balls and a visit with michele tafoya. >> mike, thank you. latavius, three rushing and your first 100-yard game of the season. what was working well for the running game tonight? >> it started with these guys. the line, created a new line of scrimmage for me. got me to the second area. we were able to run the ball all day. that's what we were able to do. we came in here and were able to do that. >> you were able to shake the tackles and get extra yardage. why was it working for you, specifically? >> i got into a rhythm today. we needed this one. they left it up to us, to run the rock. win. so, the guys got me to the second level. i had to make some defenders miss. >> you came in tied

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that the league unlv once dominated. and they've always dominated riverside having won 12 in a row. last year unlv beat this team by 11 points. keep that in mind as the team gets final instructions from coach menzies. one of the bright spots among all the new guys is christian jones... the two, he scored rebel fans happy to see dwayne morgan back in the lineup... makes his presence known immediately knocking down two. he had six points in the first half. gotta play defense... and cheickna dembele also in his debut playing defense. riverside has some talented guards.. here's one of em... johnson raises for two.. riverside actually led by five early. kris clyburn answers on the other end.. mooring to dwayne morgan for the dunk. unlv led 37-26 at the half. and there was a special person honored by unlv at half time., eddie owens... more on that recognition in a moment. second half, owens watched unlv closely as riverside cuts unlv's lead to one. but christian jones played well and they'll need this guy... he's strong finished with 13 points, two blocks and a steal. the biggest shot of

about buckeyes dominates again. back-to-back weeks with the same story. the offense rolling, defense dominating, with the when the buckeyes move up to number two and when the playoff rankings. they'll be back in the top. the >> amazing upset last night, iowa with a walkoff field goal giving the wolverines the first loss. this is not good for ohai was date district ohio state. the buckeyes beat them always you goes to the big champ, when there and you're in the playoffs. the buckeyes and penn state out, the nittany lions go and beat ohio state. you have to think, can state when the last two games and still make the playoffs? sports tonight, coming your way after football night in america and a good one tonight, seattle and new england. jim donovan recaps the first 10 games for the browns. as a little bit of everything on sports tonight. >> this is the match but that >> that's it for us it six. nightly news coming your way next. have the latest on breaking news about donald trump making selections for his administration. our team is back after the aforement

they dominated this game. controlled it. they had the ball two-thirds of the game. over 40 minutes in time of possession, in nearly a 400-yard, complete effort, as a comple not hold up against the raiders. game ball, and strong performances, especially from that oakland running game. latavius murray.three-touchdown. and khalil mack, on defense, they get the game balls and a visit with michele tafoya. >> mike, thank you. your career. and your first 100-yard game of the season. what was working well for the running game tonight? >> it started with these guys. the line, created a new line of scrimmage for me. got me to the second area. we were able to run the ball all day. that's what we were able to do. we came in here and were able to do that. >> you were able to shake the tackles and get extra yardage. why was it working for you, specifically? >> i got into a rhythm today. we needed this one. they left it up to us, to run the . we needed that to go out and win. so, the guys got me to the second level. i had to make some defenders miss. >> you came in tied atop the d

they dominated this game. controlled it. they had the ball two-thirds of the game. over 40 minutes in time of possession, in nearly a 400-yard, complete effort, as a not hold up against the raiders. game ball, and strong performances, especially from that oakland running game. latavius murray.three-touchdown. and khalil mack, on defense, they get the game balls and a visit with michele tafoya. >> mike, thank you. and your first 100-yard game of the season. what was working well for the running game tonight? >> it started with these guys. the line, created a new line of scrimmage for me. got me to the second area. we were able to run the ball all day. that's what we were able to do. we came in here and were able to do that. >> you were able to shake the tackles and get extra yardage. why was it working for you, specifically? >> i got into a rhythm today. we needed this one. they left it up to us, to run win. so, the guys got me to the second level. i had to make some defenders miss. >> you came in tied atop the division. you beat the defending super bowl champs. what

nascar dominated the valley. and in the viral craze of the moment... victory lane was a little different after daniel suarez won the nascar trucks race last friday. suarez, his crew and nascar officials all pulled off one very uniqe mannequin challenge. we have seen a lot of them over the past few weeks, but this

for "nightly business report," i'm dominic chu. >>> tonight we have reporters across the country in aumber of battleground states where economic issues are top of mind. on immigration and business, be contessa brewer is in arizona. on housing, diana olick in port florida. we begin with scott cohn in raleigh, north carolina, where more than just the presidency is at stake in the tar heel state. >> reporter: all roads to the white house go through raleigh. donald trump with an afternoon rally. >> we are going to winin the grt state of north carolina. and we are going to win back the white house. >> reporter: while hillary clinton plans a midnight rally, her running mate and husband, crisscrossing the state before hand. it's not just the 15 electoral votes at stake or a potentially pivotal u.s. senate race. the north carolina governor's race, the closest in the country, is a referendum on the state's controversial law signed by governor pat mccrory, restricting transgender's people use of public bathrooms. >> the controversial law has been blamed for close to $500 million. >> reporter: o

the buccaneers up consistent chiefs with a dominant -- upset the chiefs with a dominant and rare road win. what was the turning point for the bucs with this win? keep it here, sports is next. >> on third down, winston >>> we were talking in the showers. it was like plan, it felt great and then jared mccoy was like -- you know that's excted and i just paused and i was like, you're exactly right. >> well you ever wondered what nfl players talk aut of course that's after a stunning victory in a place that not many road teams win. the bucs shocked the chiefs at the stadium today winning by just two points. bucs dominated kansas city in every phase, defense offense and special teams. when was the last time you can say that about the bucs? it's been a while. but what make this is even sweeter that the bucs did it in the loudest stadium in the world. chiefs entered the day with a the 10 game home win streak and were the national anthem. late second quarter and chiefs driving. alex smith has open space and slides in for the 11-yard touchdown run. kcup 10-6. interesting move here by dirk cutte

that dominated the football game. the focus of video -- for the most part, derek carr was efficient tonight. drama the bar pops out of his hair, is ever take more than two seconds to get rid of the football? it's when you start to get over a few seconds, that's when you start to get sacked. keep hearing -- the running game being trevor siemian best game tonight. a lot of people right now are going to be on the raiders bandwagon. we have more coverage coming up on the sunday sports zone. the rockies have a manager -- he were talking about a guy who won the national of the weir your word the rockies always struggle with pitching, so what are they due woman: after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig... you can do anything. i moved on her like a b***h! woman: trump's just so disgusting and degrading. he's bragged about assaulting women, and he's the republican nominee for president! and congressman mike coffman said he didn't know if donald trump's a sexual predator. come on. look, we just can't vote

high pressure our dominant some clouds drifting by. lows, chilly at the mountain 34, 44 in pahrump, elsewhere 50s should predominant, and highs, where they are squarely in the comfort zone about 75 to 80?. overnight tonight mid 50s. pleasantly cool, our normal 50, well above that, tomorrow just an exquisite day. 8:00 a.m, 64 at noon, 78 at 4 p.m. you your seven-day forecast, let me get out of the way, take a gander. election day will be warm as will veterans day on friday. overnight lows in the 50s looking very good for this time of the year. stay tuned beca narrator: the target... seniors. danny tarkanian set up thirteen fake charities that preyed on vulnerable seniors... seniors lost millions from the scams danny tarkanian helped set up. jacky rosen has always led with integrity. in congress, jacky rosen will protect seniors and strengthen social security. and jacky rosen will always be responsible with your tax dollars. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services b

they dominated this game. controlled it. they had the ball two-thirds of the game. over 40 minutes in time of possession, in nearly a 400-yard, complete effort, as a completed denver defense could not hold up against the raiders. game ball, and strong performances, especially from that oakland running game. latavius murray.three-touchdown. and khalil mack, on defense, they get the game balls and a visit with michele tafoya. >> mike, thank you. latavius, three rushing and your first 100-yard game of the season. what was working well for the running game tonight? >> it started with these guys. the line, created a new line of scrimmage for me. got me to the second area. we were able to run the ball all day. that's what we were able to do. we came in here and were able to do that. >> you were able to shake the tackles and get extra yardage. why was it working for you, specifically? >> i got into a rhythm today. we needed this one. they left it up to us, to run the rock. win. so, the guys got me to the second level. i had to make some defenders miss. >> you came in tied

dominic chu takes a look at the sectors in stocks that propel the indexes to these new highs. >> thishanksgiving, in addition to being thankful for our friends and family, some investors are giving thanks for a host of different stocks that have helped put a few extra bumps in their pockets this holiday season. the s&p 500 has been the best performer since the election, and a year-to-date return of 14%. the industrial sectors gained 15% this year and thanks to a rebound in oil prices, energy stocks up 18%, leading all sectors. as for some of the biggest individual stock gainers, consumer electronics best buy, construction, and ship-maker invidia. and those who are thankful for the little things, a number of stocks have posted big gains this year and managed to remain relatively less volatile and paid an above-average dividend to shareholders. consumer products giant procter & gamble gained 4% but pays a current dividend of 3.2%. mcdonald's producing a 2% gain, less volatile but paid a 3.1% dividend, and pepsico has managed a 3% gain with relatively less volatility and paid a near 3% d

we have one dominant shopping site, amazon. we have one dominant social network, facebook. no one is saying we need a government facebook commission amazonvernment commission or a government google commission to break those companies opt or force them to resell their services. i guess you dies tried a i guessit of that -- you guys tried a little bit of that with the neutrality issue. these guys are competing with one another with dynamic business strategies. comcast, charter, at&t, verizon, t-mobile, and lot of that is a competitors in a market like this, all competing vigorously with one another. one we might talk about his t-mobile's zero rating plan, which is very popular with consumers, not so popular with some liberal public interest advocates. that is the kind of innovation that current levels of competition are creating, and i think in a very healthy way. amir: one thing this brings up his open internet issues. secretary clinton came out in strong support of the net .eutrality rules of last year in curious, i know that congress, they have discussed wanting to rewrite

the high pressure is dominating. see another quick cold front that will provide us with a chance of rainfall in the friday forecast. high pressure in place behind it. that high pressure is cold. temperatures will drop back to the 40s for highs on saturday. the day to be out will be sunday over the weekend. but let's see friday night to saturday if any purple or whites try to show up on the maps. that would be indications of snow mixing in. here we start out, friday at it will be a much bigger chance east and the secondary snowbelts with the temperatures cooler, as well. i think paisley is stuck at 49 or 50. we clear out the moisture as we move to 5:00ment the evening commute good -- 5:00. the evening commute good. a little rain potential for the morning commute. lake affect locations would see anything at all, but just warm enough right now rainy side. hour-by-hour, brilliant sunshine remaining in place until the 5:00 hour. highs today 58 to 61. tonight we start out with the stars and clouds increasing. the power of