avenue and officials say the builds and sidewalks were spray painted also a police car damaged and eric roberts of florida and danny hamilton of louisiana are damming government property and resisting arrest. and they were participating in what was called the million mask march organized by activists group anonymous. >> now turn together forecast and take a live look outside nice clear evening it was a beautiful saturday. hopefully you were able toyb get out there and enjoy it. >> gwynn, how is surprised looking. >> absolutely great. if you like today you're really going to love tomorrow. soy don't think there will be any complaint at all as far as know what it's going to be chilly start to the morning hours and things will warm up nightly with a very light breeze. so, here is a look at where we are right right now. 55s in the district. 59% relative humidity with calm winds and as lauren just said the skies are definitely clear. and today's high 60s. close to 70 degree mark and it was really pleasant today with all the sunshine. wonderful fall day to get out and enjoy and hopefully you got a ch

regardless of genre or eric, robert continues to demonstrate that extraordinary skill that has made him one of america's most revered artists. [applause] >> richard l. [applause] >> one of the most renowned of time, dr. richard darwin has answered the call to solve some of society's most challenging problems, he has given technologies that underscore the importance of humanity to control the spread of nuclear arms. through his advice to democratic s sinceublican eisenhower, his inventions have powered technology for our modern world. he is not only contributed to this nation's security, but quality of life for people all over the world. [applause] >> william h. gates the third and melinda french gates. [applause] >> few people have had the profound impact of bill and melinda gates. through their work through their foundation, they have demonstrated how the most capable and fortunate among us have the responsibility to use their talents and resources to tackle the wor's greatest challenges, from helping women and girls lifted themselves and their families out of poverty, to empowering an

eric roberts of florida and danny hamilton of louisiana are charged with damaging government property and resisting arrest. and they were participating what was called the million mask march or nitioned gi activist group anonymous. tag a live look at the white house earlier today the building was put on look down after secret service spot aid masked man with a gun. there was a brief struggle and the man was arrested and charged with carrying a gun without a license and weapons violations. president obama was not home at the time of the incident he was andrews. >> security experts on high alert for possible election day sign area tack. >> it's highly unlikely hackers could affect the voting that is counted they could cause other issues. >> officials at the development homeland security are are "very concerned about sign area tacks that could "cause confusion on election day" the real concern is not that hack kerz screw the the that is changing votes from one can diet another the real concern is that hackers could attack state voter databases, stealing personal information and attack st

eric roberts of florida and danny hamilton of louisiana are hotel. the sidewalks were spray painted with graffiti. the men were participating in the million mass march organized by the group anonymous. > if you keep your car parked in your driveway or on your street with your garage door other than inside. heaves are breaking into cars,s, getting the opener and gainingng access to homes. block of uncorn drive in d.c. we talked to a man who says hiss car was broken into rhysen limis we had a couple of warnings specifically on cars for aor couple months now.no nothing was taken. he reason sacked through the glove compartment. he didn't find anything he wanted. that seems to be the mo. vehicle also and people here that don't belong kind out. i think it implies planning. they know when to be around when people aren't going to notice them. > police say if you're going to keep your car parked outside ofe the garage, be sure to remove the opener from your vehicle and again, be sure to lock your car doors. > met and first experiencesnd f were working daily t

eric roberts of florida and jimmy hamilton were charged defacing government property and resisting arrestal buildings including an fbi building were spray-painted with various antigovernment messages at the million mask march in several places throughout the world and censorship. they posted those messages on twitter. facebook messaging wants to take off snap shot appeared that sending pictures overlaid with other element, things that sanchez is doing which makes it so popular. the tech website in india says sharing is only currently available to registered beta testers. so far no comment from facebook or wants. hugely popular. a lot of do the video shares. 10 million daily videos per day on snapchat. maria: they are successful that got to get into the market for sure. donald trump and ellie clinton choosing different approaches to win over black voters. today's left. that is not. that's next it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between m

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eric lived in a giant house and drove a porsche. life after a long string of men who were not gentle. >> i'd never been spoiled like that. i remember thinking i was, like, julia roberts in "pretty woman." >> reporter: tina was moved by eric's story. >> he said to me that his wife died in a tragic boat accident. and that they were never able to find her. >> reporter: she couldn't help noticing how great he was with his kids. >> he would sit on the floor and play with them. and i actually thought he was a great dad. the beach to play volleyball. >> i thought they lost their mom, they need someone to step in and -- and not be their mom, but do things their mom would do for them. >> reporter: but when they took the kids to visit pegye's parents -- >> there was a lot of animosity towards me. and i understood why. >> all they saw was this hot young woman who'd been brought in to replace their missing daughter. >> right. right. and exactly three months to the day. i can't even imagine what they were thinking. >> reporter: pegye's family wasn't alone. detective sean murphd bechler's life. >> she was just ostentatious. i mean, she was just a hot number, as they say. and she w

. >> three students and teacher robert brenz died in the siege that day. eric houston received the death penalty and awaits execution at san quinton prison. >> in 1992, there was no playbook for this. what we now call active shooters, which unfortunately is common language in law enforcement, that wasn't part of our vocabulary in 1992. so it's not something we had trained for. >> the lindhurst shooting wasn't the first of its kind or the last. >> the teenagers killed 12 students and a teacher at a littleton, colorado school, before committing suicide. >> 30 people have been killed in this rampage at virginia tech university. >> just minutes after the shootings at sandy hook elementary school, radio transmissions reveal the scale of the tragedy already unfolding. >> today a school shooting happens almost every week in the united states. >>> in 1993, officers stacy koon and lawrence powell were convicted in federal court for their role in the rodney king beating. >> at least he was able to be a symbol of change and a symbol of hope for people. he was our hero, my

roberts in "pretty woman." >> reporter: tina was moved by eric's story. >> he said to me that his wife died in a tragic boat accident and that they were never able to find her. >> reporter: she couldn't help noticing how great he was with his kids. >> he would sit on the floor and play with them. i actually thought he was a great dad. >> reporter: she was eager to help, taking care of the kids while eric went as usual to the beach. to play volleyball. >> i thought they had lost their mom, they need someone to step in and not be their mom, but do things their mom would do for them. >> reporter: but when they took the kids to visit pegye's parents -- >> there was a lot of animosity towards me. i understood why. >> reporter: all they saw was this hot young woman who had been brought in to replace their missing daughter. >> right. right. exactly three months to the day. i can't even imagine what they were thinking. >> reporter: pegye's family wasn't alone. detective sean murphy had also noticed the new woman in eric bechler's life. >> she was ostentatious. she was just a hot number as they say. she was cohabita

eric glasser is looking into what other states are doing to help id theft victims and what you can do to protect yourself.>> it is a big hassle. >> it happened to robert when someone stole his several months ago and headaches later. he finally got his good name back. >> i got it taken off my credit report. >> a new study from the financial website wallet have.com found florida one of the worst in the nation when it comes to id theft. number one in the key category of id fraud claims per capita. >> the fact that it is an annex and we have people from everywhere. >> lots of gullible or elderly credit may be bad enough, in one out of a cases the person who steals the idea goes on to commit a crime. now the person who is already victimized may have a warrant out for their arrest. >> it's terrible. strike against florida is that it is not one of the 11 states where victims can apply for an id theft passport, a document letting cops and creditors know you are the victim. >> anything you can do to help prove who you are, that helps us. >> hillsborough county sheriff says the passport is an okay idea but if a drivers license or social security card can be to

eric glasser is looking into what other states are doing to help id theft victims and what you can do to protect yourself.>> it is a big hassle. >> it happened to robert when someone stole his several months ago and headaches later. he finally got his good name back. >> i got it taken off my credit report. >> a new study from the financial website wallet have.com found florida one of the worst in the nation when it comes to id theft. number one in the key category of id fraud claims per capita. >> the fact that it is an annex and we have people from everywhere. >> lots of gullible or elderly

he named hillary clinton secretary of state and robert as secretary of eric holder as attorney generalnd so forth. not until december 1. this is the 19th of november. at this point, obama had just named rahm emanuel to be his chief of staff. trump is there. securitynational adviser, obama did not name his national security advisor until early december. when they say disarray, i think it's just media talk. when you compare the calendar to what past presidents have done, i think he is on track. host: democrats, your number is 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. .ou can also send us a tweet let's hear from virginia beach, virginia. betty is calling on the democratic line. go ahead with your question or comment. caller: good morning. say, i'mnt to heartbroken about the election. -- extremely heartbroken abouttremely heartbroken the election, about the transition team. we are getting just what he campaigned on. i'm jewish, i'm not that religious at all, really. all in all, he's got that bannon, he's a white emetic,list, anti-so -- general flynn said ,slam wa

eric and don sitting there. run the company, kids. have a good time. >> reporter: but he's implied he might call on them for family appointments are tricky. a 1967 law prohibiting nepotism was passed after robert kennedy served as the attorney general for his brother. the white house will, again, have a child in residence. 10-year-old barron, who is the same age as malia obama was when she moved in. so good-bye three-story penthouse in trump tower and hello, white house. news, new york. >>> when we come back, america has come together after turbulent elections in >>> in their speeches after the votes were counted both donald trump and hillary clinton said it's time to unite the country. but that may be easier said than done. after this long campaign left so many feeling angry and a look at how america can begin to heal after the most contentious election of our time. >> reporter: so much for polls and pundits. funny things happen sometimes in big games and elections and real life. there is a momentum shift. so today half the electorate is elated and the other half is on edge. we've endured 18 months of partisan rancor, but today president obama said it's time to look at on one team. we're not

robert wolf is here. former mayor rudy giuliani, eric trump is here, editor and chief laura is here and richard is here.states just opened, alabama, delaware, florida, georgia, illinois, louisiana, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, missouri, pennsylvania, rhode island and south carolina, washington, d.c. as well. all those polls just opened right now. we are going to bring you all of the updates as more polls open across the country and voters get on what looks like long lines beginning this morning. to put it into perspective how voters feel, take a look at the cover of the new york post this morning. [laughter] maria: vote for the one that you dislike the least. they're negatives. lee: they're so, so high but statement more than half are voting for hillary not against, so -- jon: lee, isn't disturbing that a large number of people are saying that they're not going to accept the results of this election whether it's democrats not accepting trump or republicans not accepting hillary. it says something about how the next president is going to govern, it's going to be a very tough environment in washingt

eric: interesting question. jim's question was what do i think was stuart's state of mind after supposedly being rebuked sharply by robert e. lee on november 2. the answer is i don't think that happened. there are four people that know what happened. robert e. lee, jeb stuart, charles marshall and charles venable. nobody left behind an account of any sort that discusses what happened when they had their encounter. this legend that there was an ugly confrontation between stuart and lee comes two was from colonel thomas taylor mumford who was probably 15 miles away when this happened. what weying on hearsay, lawyers called double hearsay, which is unreliable. stuart was a sort that had he had his butt chewed out by generall lee as is depicted in the movie, would have told flora about it. when you read stuart's letters to flora, the letters he wrote to her immediately after the battle of gettysburg, you talked about what a grand time he had in pennsylvania. there is no mention of anything. i don't think that happened. there is no proof that it happened. forlee unhappy with stuart having been out of communication for as long

eric: interesting question. jim's question was what do i think was stuart's state of mind after supposedly being rebuked sharply by robert e. lee on july 2. the answer is i don't think that happened. there are four people that know what occurs in that room. it was robert e. lee, jeb stuart, charles marshall, and charles venable. nobody left behind an account of any sort that discusses what happened when they had their encounter. this legend that there was an ugly confrontation between stuart and lee comes two was to us from colonel thomas taylor mumford who was probably 15 miles away when this happened. he was not there. he's relying on hearsay, what we lawyers called double hearsay, which is unreliable. stuart was a sort that had he had his butt chewed out by general lee as is depicted in mr. turner's movie would have told flora about it. when you read stuart's letters to flora, the letters he wrote to her immediately after the battle of gettysburg, you talked he talks about what a grand time he had in pennsylvania. there is no mention of anything. i don't think that happened. there is certainly no proof that it happene

eric, pensacola, florida, independent line. you are on with robert weissman of public citizen.ood morning. go ahead. caller: good morning. i only heard a little bit of what you are talking about. i was listening to you say that you have some legitimate concerns about crony businesses. those it has too much influence on government. but you're not talking with the politicians taking the bride's. bribes.g the the business can take your children from your sin the country to war. a business only has so much power. the link you are missing -- i get the feeling you are saying we need regulations to be -- but what you are missing is anti-excessive regulation is not me know regulations. we are not seeing no clean air clean water -- we're not saying no clean air or clean water. what do you tell someone like me who says we are not anti-any regulations, just anti-excessive ones. host: we will let our guest dancer. think your approach is the right one, which is to say, we are not talking about regulation in general, but specific regulation. let's have a discussion about the water bowl. let'

i talked to eric o'neil, a legendary former fbi operative who is essential in bringing down the russian spy robert hanson. he said there can always be squabaled inside the family but the dirtily laundry is rarely outside the fbi. that is why this is so unusual. you talk to people and they look for historical parallel to what is happening now to the fbi they go back to the nixon era. that was another era when you saw leaks being used at a presidential level to try to influence events. that is the kind of level of tension that people are describing right now. >> thank you. eamon javers from washington with only a few days left until voters head to the polls we want to know how the revelations will impact the election and the markets. >> joining us now is managing director and head of political analysis. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> the market has obviously in the last couple of days become very susceptible to perceived change in what the election outcome is going to be after a while it was considering it a foregone conclusion. has anything that happened this week changed you

roberts and attorney general loretta lynch. >>> donald trump is making stops in new hampshire, arizona, ohio, and pennsylvania. running mate mike pence will be in michigan, north carolina, and florida. and donald trump's son erics also going to be in michigan. >> hillary clinton campaigns in pennsylvania, michigan, and ohio. tim kaine in florida. president obama has a pair of events in north carolina. vice president biden will be in wisconsin. former president bill clinton has three stops in colorado. and senator bernie sanders has two events in iowa. >> by the way, we don't need no party in chicago, we got one right here. and they got one over there, too. >> another one's coming right up. that does it for us, i'm ali velshi alongside alex witt. "morning joe" >> a lot of very, very big poll numbers coming down over the last few days. you've seen it. we are going to win the white house. going to win it. it's feeling like it already, isn't it? we've got to be nice and cool. nice and cool. right. stay on point, donald. stay on point. no side tracks, donald. nice and easy. because i've been watching hillary the last few days. she's totally unhinged. we don't want any of that. >> donald stood on a stage and said an

robert. and they should all be on this stage. but that's okay. and also my late brother fred. great guy. fantastic family. i was very lucky. great brothers, sisters. great unbelievable parents. to and eric and tiffany and baron, i love and you and i thank you and especially for putting up with all of those hours. this was tough. this was tough. and it's tough. so i want to thank my family very much. really fantastic. thank you all. vanessa, thank you. thank you very much. what a great group. you've all given me such incredible support and i will tell you that we have a large group of people. they kept saying we have a small staff. not so small. look at you will the people that we have. look at all of these and kellyanne and chris and rudy and steve and david. we have got -- we have got tremendously talented people up here. i will tell you it's been very accident very special. i want to give a very special thanks to our former mayor rudy he traveled with us and he went through meetings. never change. where is rudy? governor chris christie, folks, was unbelievable. thank you, chris. the first man, first senator, first major, major politician, washington, because he's as smart as they get,

robert, my great friend. where is he? they should all be on this stage, but that's ok. also, my late brother, fred. a fantastic family. i was very lucky. millennia -- to melania, and and ericndka baron, i love you and i thank you and especially for putting up with all of those hours. this was tough. this political stuff is nasty and it is tough. i want to thank my family. thank you all. you have all given me such incredible support, and i will tell you that we have a large group of people. they kept saying we have a small staff, look at all of these people we have. rudy and steve and david. we have got tremendously talented people up here and it has been very special. i want to give a special thanks to our former mayor, rudy giuliani. unbelievable. he traveled with us, and he went through meetings. where is he? governor chris christie. thank you, chris. the first man, first major he is highly respected in washington, because he is as smart as you get, senator jeff sessions. a great man. another great man, very tough competitor, he was not easy. another great man who has been a friend to me, but i got to know him as a competitor, because he was one of the folks that was neg

robert? all be on this stage, but that is ok. that is great. also, my late brother fred. fantastic guide. great brothers, sisters, great unbelievable parents. to milani a and don. ivanka and ericyou and i thank you and, especially, for putting up with all of those hours, this was tough. this was tough. nastyolitical stuff is and it is tough. i want to thank my family very much. thank you all. unbelievable job. unbelievable. vanessa, thank you. what a great group. you have all given me such incredible support. i will tell you that we have a large group of people. they kept saying we have a small staff, not so small, look at all of the people that we have, look at all of these people. and kelly and and chris and rudy and steve and david. tremendously talented people up here. i want to tell you, it has been very, very special. i want to give a very special thanks to our former mayor rudy giuliani, who is unbelievable. unbelievable. he traveled with us and he went through meetings. he never changes. where is rudy? rudy. governor chris christie, folks, was unbelievable. thank you, chris. the first major politician, let me tell you, he is highly respected in washington because he is

robert. and they should all be on this stage. but that's okay. and also my late brother fred. great guy. fantastic family. i was very lucky. great brothers, sisters. great unbelievable parents. to and eric and tiffany and baron, i love and you and i thank you and especially for putting up with all of those hours. this was tough. this was tough. and it's tough. so i want to thank my family very much. really fantastic. thank you all. vanessa, thank you. thank you very much. what a great group. you've all given me such incredible support and i will tell you that we have a large group of people. they kept saying we have a small staff. not so small. look at you will the people that we have. ok and kellyanne and chris and rudy and steve and david. we have got -- we have got tremendously talented people up here. i will tell you it's been very accident very special. i want to give a very special he traveled with us and he went through meetings. never change. where is rudy? governor chris christie, folks, was unbelievable. thank you, chris. the first man, first senator, first major, major poti washington, because he's as smart as they get, senator jeff sessions. great man. another great man, ver

eric: president-elect donald trump is considering three people to be the department of energy. the transition planning documents obtained by the associated press. harold hamm, north dakota congress and kevin cramer and venture capitalists robertgrady is also listed on the documents of a possible to be the interior department. president obama and hillary clinton are reaching out to democrats today. a callsident will host with the democratic national committee according to a notice obtained by politico. they were in a separate telephone call with nancy pelosi and houston across. delayingcharges are -- trial on it will be held in may, 2017 instead of february. he walked from his post and afghanistan in 2009 and was held captive by the taliban and its allies for five years. he is facing up to life in prison if convicted of both charges. the brightest moon and nearly 70 years is lighting up the sky around the globe. also known as the super moan. it reached its peak in north america just before dawn today. it reached a summit in asia in the south pacific on monday night. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 26 hundred journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm erik johnson and this is bloomberg. vonnie: a q