find out in donald trump's only narrator: on this episode of the open road with dr. chris, dr. chris discovers a hidden underwater world. chris: there's an aquarium like no other. chris: you look right into their eyes, it's truly extraordinary. narrator: and dr. chris comes face-to-face with gentle giants. chris: unbelievable. you're no longer whale watching, they are human watching. ? music ? chris: i'm veterinarian dr. chris brown and when i'm not taking care of creatures large and small i love to pack my bags and head out to visit the far

and as dr. chris larimer mentioned --- you are more likely to vote if you know ehre to vote ---we have a link on kwwl-dot- com to help you find your polling place ahead of election day tomorrow. there's also a link to dr. larimer's blog. what's it looking like weather wise for election day tomorrow? let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: front pushes through the state. most locations will be dry. if you do see rain..the amounts will be less than 0.10". the overnight clouds clear shortly before with plenty of sunshine. the wind diminishes tuesday evening and with a clear sky, the weather pattern doesn't change through early next week. mostly sunny each day with high temperatures mainly in the 50s and lows in the 30s. weekend outlook: mostly sunny saturday with highs in the we're getting a look at the moment a

i'm dr. chris and these are the stories of my life as a pet vet. to newcastle to see the family but before i get up there i really wanted to make a special stop-off. i got a letter from a girl called jess who's got a dog who's not even 2 years old yet called boris. he's had some really serious troubles. she sounds pretty desperate so i'm really hoping i can help out in some way. chris: hey big guy. we're getting to know each other are we? huh? narrator: boris was born with a cleft palate; a genetic deformity which leaves a life-threatening hole between the roof of his mouth and the softer palate behind it. chris: is it true, are you a tough guy? you've had to be a tough guy haven't you? narrator: vet nurse jess warby stepped in to try and save boris's life. jess: it was quite stressful. a lot of us didn't know if he would survive. we had to put a tube into his stomach every 2 hours to inject milk to feed him and it was touch and go. chris: it's okay buddy, it's okay. he would've had quite a few infections i'd imagine along the way. jess: yeah, he g

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popular chain is bringing back the red cups --------- --------- --------- associate professor dr. chris larimer on hand.. what are your thoughts on the decision last night? what do you think about the election was the electoral college correct? how do you think clinton is handling this? what are your views on her concession speech? did you expect this? how do you think america will take this? what policies will he change? any other thoughts>? what do you think about the election was the electoral college correct? how do you think clinton is handling this? did you expect this? how do you think america will take this? what policies will he change? any other thoughts>? what do you think about the election was the electoral how do you think clinton is handling this? what are your views on her concession speech? did you expect this? how do you think america will take this? what policies will he change? any other thoughts>? what do you think about the election was the electoral college correct? how do you think on her concession speech? did you expect this? how do you think america will take

dr. travis: what is the data, chris. you hear that if you should talk things out. where do you draw the line when it comes to couple's arguing? >> if a couple comes to the office and says they never fight, then someone's selling out. the fighting is someone has started to grow. but fight fair. >> dr. travis: if your fight end-wise a $10 lottery ticket turning into a million bucks,

dr. chris budzisz, director of the loras poll says there was a big divide between early voters and election day voters. and and the actual election results. he says, people who voted early made their decision,.... early. those people tended to vote for clinton. but people who were undecided up until the last minute and voted on election day, tended to vote for trump. budzisz says another reason is difficulty in polling certain segments of the population in states like wisconsin. "the largest polling error in this election cycle is happening in states where there are large amounts of white non college graduates and that's true is states like wisconsin, mi budzisz says many polls missed those white, non- college educated voters... and that's who showed up in droves on election day to support trump. he also says this election might inspire change in future polling methods. he says pollsters could start polling online or via text message rather than katie wiedemann kcrg tv-9 news we had a beautiful

amanda-i tried to break it down as simply as i could with political analyst dr. chris larimer and we used candy. one recess piece represents one electoral college vote. and one "so if you look at the map. what we've done here is we've the number of electoral college votes that they have. so both have 29 so they both have 29 pieces. and what we're using are the recess peanut butter cups to represent popular votes. andc a million popular votes." so last night in florida, clinton and trump received approximately 4 and a half milliom votes so they each get 9 peanut butter cups. we know that donald trump had the slight edge in florida. so he did win all the electoral college votes. so he got all 29 recess pieces but they both ended up with the same number of recess peanut butter cups, and that they both have 4 and a hald million votes. now you got up to new york, but in new york, hillary donald trump had two and a half million votes so donald recess peanut butter cups, so at this point they both have the same number of recess pieces. in terms of electoral college votes they

that's a big source of the angt election and that's how we resolve that issue dr. chris peters has conceded to loebsack but says his campaign isn't a loss. at a university of iowa college campaign was more successful than others in the past. he says he hopes this election season sparks a change in american politics. "we need to talk about issues, we need to talk to about solutions, we need to do a more thorough manner, we need to behave ourselves in a more civil manner and we need to start getting the special interest groups our of our politics going forward." peters says he is not ruling out the possibility of in iowa's 3rd district, republican david young is going back for a second term. young won his re- election bid over democrat jim mowrer, grabbing 54% of the vote. mowrer had 40%. republican steve king has been re-elected to an 8th term in the u-s house. he is representing iowa's 4th congressiona l district. king beat democrat kim weaver 61 to 39%. all 4 of iowa's incumbents will return to the house of representatives in washington d.c.. republicans now hold a majo

police arrested dr. chris owens yesterday. tara moriarty tells us about the charges. >> christopher dean owen a professor of surgery at the usva medical center sits in county jail. us p police arrested him last night and booked him on 99 counts related to the prescriptions and sale of opioids. ucsf said owens has been on investigatory leave since june 3rd and not engaged in clinical duties since then. his girlfriend turned up dead in a home that they shared together. owens has not been charged with a crime a source tells us that she died from a drug gsb commonly known as the date rape judge. >> george works at a deli near the couple's home and he hadn't heard about the death until today. he did remember patito fondly. >> she calm and smiled and thank you and have a good day. bye. normal. >> ktvu has learned that investigators are digging deeper into pateeo's death. most of the charges are for the transportation and sale and giving away of a controlled substance. ucsf says in september owens was placed unpaid leave and after in

those are the question we can look forward to. >> ron: dr. chris larimer, university of northern iowa, great job for us here. appreciate that. coming back here, we talk about >> ron: our steele report for this week continues now and i care month, so whom better to talk about this important subject and great work that the cedar valley hospice does right here in the area than the executive director michaela vandersee of cedar valley hospice, so welcome to the program. i know in the 1990s, there was quite a merger that didn't just involve blackhawk county, but some of the surrounding counties, so you're doing tremendous work helping some families on a database base -- daily basis. tell us what you do. >> michaela: hospice serves 15 counties in the surrounding areas and in each one of those sites, a group of volunteers came together because they were committed to having their family, their friends and their neighbors have a better experience with death. and so they came together and they developed the hospice in those communities and then eventually me

stern, dr. chris. thank you you all. i'm so sorry. >> turner is just thankful the issue is being talked about is and recognized. >> i'm not mad. i'm more sad than anything. i love football. you know, as much as probably anybody, but i just want to see if it can be made safer. >> so parents not to let their kids play football until they get ino high school. >> all right. a refreshing -- let's positive. 56 degrees. some clouds. but we're also seeing camera angles showing the clouds moving out, jeremy. >> a nice day tomorrow, a bit breezy for the weekend. forecast up next. >> coming up next on 7 sports, the celebration ranges on for te chicago cubs and a couple of gus that came from boston really how do you feel about this red sox fans watching these former red sox celebrate? red sox celebrate? that's next inevery time a new , it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to

. >> chris: dr. alvin simpson, a longtime family friend and mentor says, he went looking for the new steve and all the wrong places. >> i think that a young man in his position with millions of dollars and he's handsome, going him out. >> chris: dr. alvin simpson says mcnair started hanging around in bars, and soon succumbed to the temptations of women who were not his wife. >> he mentioned that he wanted to get divorced and i discouraged him. i said to him, steve, you need to try to make this work. and he did. >> chris: that was until dr. simpson says, the 36-year-old kazemi, a sexy 20-year-old waitress at dave and busters, who went by the name jenni. >> what stood out most about her? >> her personality. jenni was a ball of fire. >> chris: jenni's best friend, lakresie polite, says a mcnair was immediately smitten with the exotic beauty. >> she brushed him off a little bit the first couple of times and once he got her attention, it just went from there. >> reporter: she was aware >> we were under th

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ucsf police arrested dr. chris owens yesterday. tara moriarty now with the charges. reporter: 49-year-old chris dean owen, a vascular surgeon and at the va medical center now is in jail. police arrested him last night and booked him on 99 counts related to the prescription and sale of opioids. ucsf released a statement saying owens been on investigatory leave since june 3rd and not engaged in any clinical activities since then. two days before that his girlfriend, 35-year-old danielle pateeo turned up dead in the home that they shared together. owens was never charged with a crime. a source tells ktvu that she died of an ondose from the drug gsb known as the date rape drug. >> i'm shocked. >> george works at a deli near the couple's home. he hadn't heard about pateeo's death until today. he didn't recall seeing owens he did remember pateeo. >> very calm and smiled and have a good day, bye. normal. >> ktvu news has learned that they are digging deeper into pateeo's death since the arrest of owens. most are charges of giving away of controlled substances. in september

general will not file charges against the surgeon accused of selling prescription opioids. 49-year-old dr. chris owens is a vascular surgeon and associate professor of surgery at the va medical center. arrested last week. the d.a. told ktvu that there's insufficient evidence to charge owens at this time. the doctor was reportedly released from jail late this afternoon. >>> a man paralyzed ten years ago after being shot in oakland but it is never stopped him from taking to the skies as a pilot. henry lee tells us he wants to do more for his aviation career. this morning city officials and a surprise guest made that happen. >>> quincy carr lugs the furniture star in his wheelchair to the street corner and tries to get the attention of passing motorists and it is to pursue his passion of being a pill. >> i enjoy being here. i would rather be in the sky flying. >> carr has his private pilot's license in 2002 and four years later paralyzed in a shooting at a barber shot. he had to relearn how to drive and fly with hand controls. he even earned his commercial pilot's license but he was not finished. a

associates, llc www.captionassociates.com >> ron: welcome to this week's edition of the steele report as dr. chris larimer, our political analyst here at kwwl from the university of northern iowa joins me to talk about this stunning week, stunning development and i asked tom brokaw about this and we'll hear from him later in the show, but how did these respected, well known, some of the best pollsters in the world get this wrong? >> dr. larimer: i think you can point to probably three different reasons and they all

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dr. matthew roman richly from from chestnut hill is now known as pennsylvania's first pot doc. >> i guess we're standing in pennsylvania's first medical marijuana practice. >> this is it, chris.rter: dr. roman has been prescribing medical marijuana in delaware for the past year. since then, he's become a believer in its qualities. >> every patient of mine in delaware that has been on narcotics except one patient has gone down on their opiate use. >> reporter: although it will be year before doctors will be able to write prescriptions in pennsylvania, roman has already started seeing patients inside his small old city office to build a baseline medical histo history. his fee, 250 bucks for an initial visit. >> i'm seeing people for family care and i'm consulting them about the use of marijuana. >> reporter: who can qualify for medical marijuana card? patients who have a list of qualifying ailments including cancer, aids, glue comb mark epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and ptds. >> smokeable flowered marijuana won't be allowed. instead only edible pot products and vapor arrived concentrates. in case you're wondering insurance does not cover medical cannabis. roman's mission is not

that's all we have control over. >> reporter: nichole vrsansk >> chris: dr. borland says he hopes the country can focus on moving forward. but there's a big sense of relief the election is now over. >> denise: all right. time for a cleveland 19 news consumer alert. we are talking wall street and your 401-k. a lot of people feared a stock market collapse after a donald trump victory and dow futures plunged 700 points overnight and talk about a quick recovery. points by the closing bell. >>> general motors announcing a major investment. they are spending more than $900 million to improve three different facilities including the transmission plant in toledo. but gm is also making cuts at two plants and that includes lordstown complex in northeast ohio. they plan to suspend the third shift production there, more than 2,000 jobs may be impacted. >> chris: some big changes for chocolate tobler own is getting smaller. it blames the change on rising costs of ingredients. many chocolate lovers obviously not happy. >>> wal-mart now selling an award-winning wine. that's

dave loebsack, the lone democrat and he won that bid easily from dr. chris peters tonight. >> and steve king winning over kim weaver solidly. >> jeff danielson has won bid on his challenger republican bonnie sadler so he will head back to des moines as senator. >> and rogers taking 57% of the vote right now. >> ron: looks like he will win the election pretty easily over the challenger gary kroger. and here is an here, district 2, ras -- smith >> and the electorate vote of 270, the number that really matters and he is now at 244. the pictures from the historic camp tonight, you can see the people there are just shocked. >> amanda: nbc h for trump for the state of iowa. the magic number is 270 and here is a live look at the donald trump headquarters right now. you have to remember. it was a must-win for florida for him. he won wisconsin, ohio and north carolina, all the must-wins and ron, we missed those. no one anticipated it. we had the mainstream media -- sweep for tonight and that is not the case. >> ron: a lot of disenfranchised voters across america and

they list vice chair including chris christie, dr. ben carson former speaker of the house newt gingrich along with mike flynn, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and u.s. senator jeff sessions as well. there's a very, very long list. we'll have eamon javers join us in a few minutes as he takes a look at it. >> meantime, time now for the good, bad and ugly in today's trade. they are all retailers. first to the good, nordstrom revenue beast expectations. nordstrom set to end up 15%. to the bad. best buy. shares of that retailer are down. you better brace for a down beat fourth quarter forecast in part because of discounts that could cut into margins. ugly day although not much uglier than best buy for michael kors. shares down. the problem guidance that simply didn't feel very luxurious, tyler to most investors. >> thank you. one thing we learned from the election the economy in the rust belt states isn't working. people don't think it is. how can we fix that. coming up. oil down 2.5%. we'll get the closing trade next on "power lu

dr. ben carson, chris christie, mike huckabee, and new gingrich -- newt gingrich. potential selections for secretary of state include gingrich and tennessee senator bob corker a. he is also considering defense secretary. today, we learned that a no-fly zone is being implemented over trump tower here in new york city. that fly zone reportedly being set out because now that mr. trump's president elect, he will be making visits back-and-forth between trump tower and the white house. a federal grand jury has indicted former u.s. congressman aaron schock of illinois on 24 counts including wire fraud. 35-year-old republican was under investigation after a spending scandal. houseigned from the last year. a global news 24 hours a day powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ we are 30 minutes from the close of trading. at life from bloomberg headquarters in new york. i'm scarlet fu. it joe: i'm joe weisenthal. scarlet: climbing to a new record, bonds are tumbling. joe: but the question is, what did you miss? scarlet: president oba

dr. matthew roman originally from chestnut hill known as pennsylvania's first pot doc. >> i guess we're standing in pennsylvania's first medical marijuana practice. >> this is it, chris.> reporter: dr. roman has been prescribing medical marijuana in delaware for the past year. since then, he's become a believer in its qualities. >> every patient of mine in delaware that has been on narcotics except one patient has gone down on their opiate use. >> reporter: although it will be year before doctors will be able to write prescriptions in pennsylvania, roman has already started seeing patients. inside his small old city office to build a baseline medical history. his fee, 250 bucks for an initial visit. >> i'm seeing people for family care and i'm consulting them about the use of marijuana. >> reporter: who can clarify for medical marijuana card. patient who's have ailments including cancer, aids, glaucoma, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and ptsd. smokeable floured marijuana won't be allowed. instead only edible pot products and vapor arrived concentrat co. in case you're wondering insurance does not cover medical cannabis. roman's mission is not only to help patients but a

accomplish all of that with help from stalwarts like senator jeff sessions, rudy giuliani, governor chris christie, dr. ben carson among others all considered for cabinet-level positions. our president-elect demonstrated work ethic throughout his life, through his many accomplishments and to the entire nation throughout the year and a half long presidential campaign he's run and won, and the fact is he will need all of his now legendary energy and ambition to repair so much damage done by his predecessors, and, yes, i made that a plural, not a singular. but america has always been a country that seems to get lucky, and we are lucky to have donald trump step up for the most important job in this country, and to start as quickly as he can what we know will be the hard, difficult work of repairing a country that's been torn and that is tired, ready, though, to begin the hard work of coming together and moving this nation ahead. with all the work that he must do, january 20th can't come soon enough for all the rest of us, and not for donald trump, not for the american people, and we should thank god almig

dr. ben carson, governor chris christie, newt gingrich, lieutenant general michael flynn, rudy giuliani and senator jeff sessions. trump also tapping family members for the committee, donald trump junior, eric trump, ivanka trump and kellyanne conway named senior adviser for trump's transition team staff lineup. joining me great america pac strategist, former reagan white house political director, veteran of nine presidential campaigns. ed rollins. the dean we call him. great to have you. >> thank you. the most important the president-elect will do in his administration will be picking his personnel. it's a short period of time. he has 4,000 people he gets to appoint over a period of time, but the first 100, 150 are very, very important. the cabinet officers, who's his white house staff and what have you. the critical thing is have to make sure they are confident, make sure they believe in what he wants to do and they're loyal to him. lou: i have to tell you, i'm immediately excited about a number, nearly all of the people on that executive committee, if you will. i'm thrilled he's got a pl

chris christie, dr. ben carson, or bobby jindal. and possibly sarah palin as interior secretary. trump is reportedly considering rnc chair reince priebus. >>> you may just need the hat and gloves this morning. 31 degrees. it feels chilly outside. we're going to get to ashton now, figure out what the forecast is looking like and as you can see just a beautiful sight out to the east. but it is chilly because of yesterday's cold front. we made it up to 70 ahead of that front yesterday. today will be noticeably cooler. 31 out at the airport now. here at the rooftop of cbs4 we have 37 degrees. the sun will officially be up at 6:40 this morning. temperatures in the 30s for most neighborhoods. dia just dropped to 27 out that way. if you're near the airport, morrison is 36. boulder is 36. that 27 at the airport, that's close to normal for a morning here in the middle of november. 37 is what we'll say at the bus stop. this afternoon closer to normal with highs in the 50s. this cooldown does not last long. a weekend warmup to talk about. now let's check in with joel. >>> we have trouble on

you may have seen chris on "the dr. oz show" or maybe on pbs or cbs. he's been on fox news, where he does a health segment. he's been featured in the new york times, also on abc's "20/20." he's an author, he's an educator, he's written 14 books. he's joining us today to talk about not one but three of the hottest nutritional ingredients

dr. strange. you think you know how the world works. >> chris: he also knows how the box office works. dr. strange opening with big numbers. the latest marvel super hero movie follows a neurosurgeon who turns into a sorcerer. $85 million. and trolls debuting second. 46 million hack saw ridge opening third with nearly $15 million. >> dad, wake up. >> homer, marge, bart and lisa are closing in on a tv record. the animated series is renewed for at least two more seasons meaning it will have made 669 episodes. that tops the record by gun smoke for the m ever. how about that. >> chris: it is incredible when you think about it. >> two entire generations growing up on the simpsons. still ahead on the countdown. hours to go until polls open and both candidates trying to convince voters. >> denise: we're talking more about presidential politics and another f.b.i. bombshell hours before the election. the head of the bureau clears hillary clinton again and again, donald trump quick to react. our political beacon in the darkness. ryan nobles live in new york covering campaign 2016. ryan, good evening.

you may have seen chris on "the dr. oz show" or maybe on pbs or cbs. he's been on fox news, where he does a health segment. he's been featured in the new york times, also on abc's "20/20." he's an author, he's an educator, he's written 14 books. he's joining us today to talk about not one but three of the hottest nutritional ingredients out there in the market today.

dr. ben carson, chris christie who was running the transition before demoted to a vice chair of an executive committee. newt gingrich, former speaker of the house on that list rudy giuliani, senator jeff sessions of alabama, all of those people were in the campaign trail in a big way for donald trump seen as closest loyalists. i think it is fair to see a lot of these people as people who might be picked for key cabinet positions and high ranking white house positions. we'll see how the moving parts shake out here. harry reid not happy at all with trump's election. he had a statement today. white nationalists, vladimir putin and iceerous celebrating donald trump's victory while innocent americans are racked with fear watching white nationalists celebrate while innocent americans cry tears of fear does not feel like america. tough stuff there from harry reid. democrats, i can tell you are reeling in this town. they will face the prospect of being entirely out of power in every way in january. they are trying to figure out who their new leadership will be, who will be in charge of key democrati

new jersey governor chris christie will play a key role along with dr. ben carson, newt great president and i'm glad to play a small role. >> trump is working on the white house agenda, including plans for obama care. he's willing to leave some parts of it in place, something he'll have to run by the republicans. >> the american public expects us to pursue the agenda we talked about and i'm confident that's what we'll do. >> trump said he'd like the parts of obama care that prohibit -- insurers only a signed off on those because of the individual mandate and republicans don't like the policy. >>> donald trump sat down with leslie stahl. you can see that interview here on wbz sunday night on 60 >> with winds whipping today, boston and the nation paused for the very first time, coming together at the same moment to honor veterans. coast-to-coast, people stopped and paid tribute to those who have served our nation. this is the very first name moment of silence on veterans day. >> which is hard to believe. it was because of a westin man who spent years pushi

. >> reporter: rudy giuliani or chris christie for attorney general. newt gingrich, secretary of state. dr. ben carson or bobby jindal health and human services. sarah palin, interior secretary. reince priebus, chief of staff. entry executives in oil, gas, and finance. >> i would not be a bit surprise to see people who are brand new to this system. brand new to the whole washington beltway thing. you will see a lot of the business tools and techniques we have been using for decades brought into the agencies. that is how you make them smaller. all the way to customer service. customer service, you will see a big push in government to have customer service. >> reporter: one of the agencies that will see an overhaul un is the veteran's administration which has come under fire for a number of scandals including long wait lists for veteran's healthcare and overruns like the one in aurora, i'm political specialist shaun boyd, cbs4 news. >> shank you. >>> right now, we are getting new details about the deadly shooting of a police officer in pennsylvania. >> another officer still in the hospital t

joining us now, chris stirewalt, tom bevin, and dr. larry sabato. great to see you all.et me start with the gentlemen on the set. so, nate silver, who's been wrong a lot this election, i'm sorry, he has. 538 -- >> that one thing. >> he nailed it four years ago but he was a hot mess during the primary season. but e he has hillary has a 70% chance of winning. do you agree with that, tom? >> roughly. >> could you expand onthat? >> hillary has the advantage. trump has a narrow path. he's going to have to hold certain states and perhaps pick off upsets in another state. she's got the advantage. and roughly, yeah, i would say 30%. >> do you agree with what jason miller was saying about colorado looking very much in play for the trump campaign? >> not particularly. but we need to be careful when we look at all of the early voting data as trace was pointing out. we don't know. we can guess based on the cou y counties that they're coming from, we can extrapolate a lot of stuff out this. but every cycle more people vote earlier. at least 40% of the ball lots cast in the united sta

. >> new jersey governor, chris christie, dr. texas. >> one by one he laid waste to his opponents. >> i'm suspending -- >> suspending -- >> we will suspend our campaign. >> i will suspend my campaign for presidency. >> senators, governors, one after the other, one, two, three, i love it. do you love it? >> in a desperate effort to stop him, the never trump movement was born. >> if we republicans choose donald trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safe and prosperous future are greatly diminished. >> mitt romney, the 2012 republican nominee criticized everything from trump's integrity -- >> dishonesty is donald trump's hallmark. >> -- to the candidate's refusal to release his taxes. >> he will never ever release his tax returns. he has too much to hide. >> every presidential nominee for the last 40 years has released returns except trump. he insisted he wasn't hiding anything, simply being audited. >> do you think not releasing your tax returns -- >> i don't care. he represents things that are so much beyond that that's not go

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chris christy as well. i don't know where christy will end up but dr. ben carson. he may be the head of any number of departments related to health. surgeon general has been talked about but maybe higher than that. >> he knows something. he knew a lot heading into election night. thank you so much for your time. >> all right, guys. >> okay. trump beat clinton but clinton won the popular vote. that's the fifth time a candidate who won the popular happened was in 2000 when al gore won the popular vote but george w. bush won the lks. trump took states in the midwest like wu wi and michigan that usually go blue. >> okay. please ?welcome our contributor and prize winning journalist charley leduff. char le merissa, merissa slps charley. >>>nice to meet you. michigan has not gone republican since 1988. what changed in michigan? >> it may be it's the economy stupid. there's no work. no matter what experts want to say, no matter what think tanks want to say. no matter what some statistics out of the federal government are. it's not going well hear. people are broke. they ar