i ver simil t the one that's bee p forwa by the houepublicans, bra an the ways and mea committe and ryan pau r taki te corpora rat f 35% 2% 15 prefe trump's 15, b 2 i progres that. would be tremendous. going to ful expensingwhic both plans hav wou shoo u growth you'd lo arow fro 2 4%. the most important thing t president and the house an senate can d i g economi growth back on pat we've ha anemirow an recovery we've be recover f sev and a half years, b it' b the los recov i lon time

. >> growing up here, we didn't have many trophy cases but to see where the school got and to move forwa with the football program is really exciting and proud day to be a spartan. a state champion spartan. in the first year, ben farley title to win state is so surreal. >> against minona grove running back with a state record five touchdown runs in the title game with 27 on the season. >> i knew coach was going to give me my carry and knew i would have a lot. the o-line stepped up and helped me out. >> and love each other and do our job and play for the people next to us. >> even after a season they won a state championship, they haven't farthen about the two losses. >> losing to central, and the marquette game, would like to have those back. >> we could have been conference champs and co-champs as well. >> they're greedy and always something to look forward to and >>he tmj 4 footbal frenzy teamf the year. [cheering] >> congrats to them. the two teams the packers are chasing are in action. the lions hosting thevikings. at staorks hoo up with den for t # 5-yard touchdown. t vikings would

why move forwa alone when we can move forward togeth >>> tonight, breaking news. after the deadly storm, the new and major system set to hit tonight. chicago, detroit, several cities inhe bulls eye. then, movin ea, affecting millions traveling this thanksgiving. >>> also breaking, what we have just learned about the driver in thateadl school bus ash. the children who survived revealing to us that bus moments bore the crash. >>> the police officer ambushed. now, the arrest, and the new moment today. at the suspect says when asked, did he kill the officer? you'll hear it. > president-elect donald trump's about-face. >> lock her up! lock her up! >> after chants of"lock her up," what he's now saying about hillary clinton tonight. d mr. trump on those nazi salutes. the oup celebrating his win. >>> breaking news.

he just wants to unite the country and move forwa site is blaring the title, broken promise, while the judicial watch says backing off clinton it would be a quote betrayal of the american people to drain the of out of control corruption in d.c.. during the campaign, he agree tacked the paris accord, signed by nearly every nation in the that our companies can compete. >> now, trump says, he has a quote open mind about the deal, adding that when it comes to global warming, quote, i think there is some connectivity between human activity and climate change. the president-elect condemned and disavowed the recent gathering of alt right member itself when the conservative ties with white nationalism brought shock to many making the nazi salute. trump says it's not a group i want to energize and if they are energized i want to look into it and find out why. we are now looking the trump foundation if a new tax filing admit to violating irs rules, when it comes to trump's conflict of interest. the president-elect tells the "time's question" the law is on my side t. president can't have a confli

i ver simil t the one that's bee p forwa by the houepublicans, bra an the ways and mea committe and ryan pau r taki te corpora rat f 35% 2% 15 prefe trump's 15, b 2 i progres that. would be tremendous. going to ful expensingwhic both plans hav wou shoo u growth you'd lo arow fro 2 4%. the most important thing t president and the house an senate can d i g economi growth back on pat we've ha anemirow an recovery we've be recover f sev and a half years, b it' b the los recov i lon time instead of 2 the federa governme n plu trillio in addition venu >> dickerson: ha w eve h that? ude reaga unti bsh decided to rai taxes. >> as b proponent o t reform, there ar s imprtan difference, which is a donal trump tax pl would los trillions where the members the republican party a sayin tax reform should bevenu neutra i think that's reall importob dynami scoring >> because t a u wit spendi proposal taki entitlements off the tabl which i think is a ver unw id an really stands t way of getting thi done, a dealing with t deb y can have b loss fro y t reform in ter o growing t eonom there's a bi differ

. >> dickerson: senator sanders, we look forwa to having you back. with us. we'll be back in a moment. those new glasses? they are. do i look smarter? yeah, a little. you're making money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let me introduce you to our broker. how much does he charge? i don't know. okay. , do you get your fees back if you're not happy? (dad laughs) wow, you're laughing. that's not the way the world works. are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management, listerine? kills 99% of bad breath germs. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. just ask listerine? users. the very people we studied in the study of bold. people who are statistically more likely to stand up to a bully. do a yoga handstand. and be in a magician's act. lierine? kills 99% n life. bring out the bold?. go to boldpercent.com to join the bold percent for the chance to win a trip of a lifetime. approaching medicare eligibility? don't put off checking out your options until sixty-five. now is a good time to get the

forwa >> absolutely. >> something tells me she's a good cook.hi t >> oh, i've heard she's a good o cook. i know we've done stories one st her at thanksgiving, we'veg, been there to see some of theseo officers coming in.ofrs comin i heard she's an awesome cook.wc >> she's probably starting cook this weekend.his wed. >> right. >>!yay! good job mrs. gibson.. bs you're amazing. amazi >> weekend-wise, i don't knowndw about the cooking -- probablye - good. it will be a little cool. >> for certainly cool and ifl a not cold on sunday.n sda >> okay. >> how about a december decem prejew. >> let's talk about, you talk t, know -- know -- >> let's talk about the good stuff. talod >> yeah. >> we still have good stuff comingl .ve gmi we've had really two days thatdt are warmer than average intora i the 60's. >> nice. >> we'll get one even warmer wae day tomorrow and our friday isoa really looking delightful.ightfu morning but tomorrow we'reg going to finish off with thisbut weather headline.ea we're back to the 70's.'re some of bayou may actually get g above 70 degrees tomorrow. we were just talking a

prove there was knowing fraud, the vast majority of the 10,000 soldiers deserve to keep their money, forwasaken, get it back, and it doesn't require a bailout, it requires common sense. the administration of the bonus was flawed, but not by those who signed the papers, reenlisted, and went to combat. >> please keep us posted on anything that happens with the pent o gone. >> getting terrorized by gang violence. this happened in brentwood on long island. a dangerous central american gang called mf 13 is behind it and they say the ganging ranks are now swelling. we are joined life from brentwood, new york. >> it is such a tergt story. two teenage girls here, 16 and 18 years old. two best friends found beaten to death, found in a quiet neighborhood in this middle class suburb on long island. police saying it was members of ms 13 that were the culprits behind this and the investigation into that continues. a number of them were rounded up and from that police found the location of three other bodies of teenager boys that were missing for some time now. four of the five teenages all went to the s

. >> it's my prayer on this thanksgiving, we beginour forwa as one country. ambassador to the united nations. haley, a rising star in the gop, was a fierce trump criticuring the campaign. quickly changing her tone. >> while i won't pretend to have always been president-elect's bigges cheerleader -- [ laughter ] >> -- i did vote for him, and i was absolutely thrilled to see him win. orter: trump praising haley as a deal maker. but critics say she lax serious foreign policy experience. his other pick -- for education secretary, another rival turned?'?1 supporter. she is a billiaire g hailed b demanding a recount after picks. ?hnikki haley of south the ambn comi o strongly against her yesterday. what do you make of those two picks put together? >> first of all, nikki haley adds diversity, both in terms of the facthat she's a woman, she's(s also an i underndian-am. that in some ways softens the face that donald trump's administration will present to experience but that's an advocacy job as opposed to a policy making job at the u.n. i think that pick is getting si

all of us-like forwa look forwa tonight as well. >> you can see more tomorrow in a 48 hours special,ing." >> can't wait to see that. >>> one grandmother's accidental text message led to a very memorable thanksgiving dinner. up next, an update on the teenager who received the surprise dinner invitation from a stranger and why he's now very thankful. you're watching "cbs this morning." i know you're my financial advisor, but are you gonna bring up that stock again? well you need to think about selling some of it. my dad gave me those shares, you know. he ran that company. i get it. but you know i think you own too much. gotta manage your risk. and you've gotta switch to decaf. an honest opinion, even if you disagree. with 13,000 financial advisors, it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that definitely works!" rapid wrinkle

and he was sort of tricked with a ball and he came forwa rd and it's great. because it was like, i love him and he's adorable, like, it's undeniable, but there was to me, there was a really dark period of just when he first started eating solid food. >> seth: yeah. >> it was like 45-second videos, like, he really loves this salmon and asparagus. [ light laughter ] and he was just, like, be and he's so great. >> seth: so you were happy with the crawling video. happy that that's happening. >> absolutely. >> yeah. it was, yeah. because i was also waiting for something to happen at the end of those videos. [ light laughter ] >> that he would eventually get the food in his mouth. >> yeah. there's never a turn. >> seth: well look, i'm going to give him all these notes. [ light laughter ] >> please, please. >> seth: and i think this is actually a nice segue because the meyers family is obviously very honest about how they feel about things. giving notes is something that certainly you two have never josh, there's -- you've been watching every episode of the show. >>

elections did not come up because that's behind us and i was focused in this brief discussion on moving forwa forward. i had already made clear our concerns about cyberattacks generally as well as specific concerns we had surrounding the dnc hack. >> nbc's hans nichols at the white house. so much at the backdrop of this meeting. not only the hacking the election but obviously there has been ongoing tensions with president obama and putin. what is the tone? >> reporter: it was a brief meeting, so brief, it barely qualified as a meeting. i call it a discussion. four minutes long in this down there in peru. speaking to one administration official this morning talking about how there simly isn lply that much to say. they discussed ukraine and the importance of a minsk agreement and president obama not optimistic on syria and seemed down right pessimistic for a short-term solution. a couple of years back, their meeting went overboard, two hours and the last time in china, a long meeting and in september, president obama said it was constructive, but not conclusive. these four minutes, kristen, the

there were all kinds of -- it was like a waterfall of concern as far as how will this look moving forward. if you're the president-elect and we know this particular president-elect doesn't do things the way past presidents have, how will this go? >> i'm concerned as a member of the media. donald trump has said overtly he wants to change the libel laws. he can't do that. but there are things he could do. he could make tougher fcc restrictions. he could go after the corporate parents of media organizations he could he could appoint justices who would make it easier to sue the media. there are a lot of things he could do which would be very anti-media and as a member of the media, that concerns me. i don't think that's a good thing. i'm hoping some of that was talk but we'll have to see. >> i'll join you in being concerned but hopeful because of this meeting at, of all places, the "new york times." dan, thank you. thank you, to be continued. >> good to see you, brooke. >>> coming up next, we are keeping our eye, live pictures inside the white houses, this is a mega impressive ceremony. the

the history -- >> and bring it forwa first formal restaurant. this kitchens the bth place billn industry.ng into a $780 it's influence on our nation's menus is unmistakable. eg benedict, baked alaska. >> it's the start an finish. >> and the del monaco steak all that this guy. >> aged, neless. >> the del monaco steak and this is it. >> with istory that dates back to 37. >> we're going to del monaco's for super. >> lunch at del monaco's. >> jn us on sunday at del monaco's. >> their fingerprints are on more than our >> most presidents, abraham lincoln ate here and teddy roosevelt. >> in the book there's ten restaurants that changed america. del naco's may ben the cover. 's like kleex or xerox became shorthand for restaurant. >> that's right. >>ut all ten make up a delicious slice of our cultural is to understand how we live and >> d how we think.and whare. >> how we look at the world, what sorts of things we desire and how we distinguish yourselves as americans. restaurants li mama lioni's and the mandarin in san francisco which elevated it beyond

forwa donald trump will be in the district to meet withee president barack obama at thet a white house. the pra resident says he isdent says he successful transition ofnf power. however, the trump supportersupr believe that he has a mandate an to push his agenda through immediately. >> i'd like to see donald trump include democrats, make as many things bipartisan but you know what, our country's coy in too big apple's to sito sit around and play patti cake.ak >> that is mike huckabeee ck speaking there. donald trump's visit to theit t white house is happeninge hois h around this morning aro be there be the will as well. wel she'll meet with first lady michellet wi obama. >> night of unrest after the aft election of donald trump.tion o here if n the ddoistrict hundres gathered nation's capitol to co voice their opposition to hisei win holding signs andr opwin chanchanting. meantime in oakland california i 6,000 people took to the streets to protest the win.in as demonstrators in new york, seattle, chicago, texas andxas a colorado marched in solidarity e.eve. of the deal. sales for the b

the uk's prime minister theresa may detweeting out i look forwa to working with president-elect trump but perhaps the biggest foreign presence this election, russian president vladimir putin weighing in as well so let's go moscow for the latest on that. good morning to you, alex. >> reporter: good morning, amy. that's right. vladimir putin was one of the very first to congratulate donald trump on his victory and went on state tv a short time ago saying he hopes for the restoration of full format russian-american relations. earlier he said they're in a state of crisis. any doubting the mood here, the st the state dumo. they burst into applause when they heard and many see this victory for trump as for putin. amy. >> all right, alex, thanks so much. so many weighing in. i heard from canada's prime minister, as well, congratulating donald trump. nearly every country doing the same, germany, england, et cetera. >> reaction will continue. much more on the big election right now at kohl's, it's time for holiday entertaining so roast the turkey, make the cookies and set the table. at kohl's

more accusers coming forwa to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trum i'll go backstage befo sh... yes.. ld trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. >>> tomorrow we're going to save your morning because get this, the fray singing their smash hit. ? how to save a life ? >> it's the fray in concert and taking over times square live tomorrow only on "good morning america." presented by carmax. ? >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by quaker, off you go. >> and, man, this vaughn up for adoption. not the other vince vaughn. this vince vaughn, okay. go to our website and learn more. >> good morning at 8:56 a.m. a vote could affect him at you get paid. the milwaukee county the board of supervisors will vote on raising the living wage to $15 which would appl

forwas also the producer eyes on the prize, america's civil rights that found her an oscar nominationnational emmy and the dupont columbia award. with that, i'm going to turn over to the moderator to introduce the panelists. thank you. [applause] >> i will start by introducing the panelists and we will talk , about 45 minutes and then there will be time for each of you should ask a question so you can be prepared to do that after we stopped speaking here. every one of the panelists was a robust biography. you will not hear it now. i'm going to give you the one sentence on this page. the geraldine siegel professor of american social thought, history and african studies at the university of pennsylvania. [applause] joshua is the founder of the values partnership and former head of the white house office of faith-based and neighborhood partnerships. [applause] assistant professor in the department of african american studies at princeton university. [applause] and michael singleton is the republican political consultant, writer and political analyst. [applause] i know our panel title thi

. >> i like spring forward forwa 'cause i like -- l short term affects of theterm extra hour of sleep.f s >> i feel like because i work early mornings i don't sleep any more so it doesn't affect me. i'd ratherrnre so affec have ti >> i see your point. point i'm always sleep deprived or jetlagged. jetlagged. maybe a lot of you can commiserate with that butth that regardless we do fall back tonight. we're returning to standardto sd time that is officially att is l 2:00 a.m. tonight set thoseet clocks back an hour.ocks bk an h sunset is then only at 5:02 on 5 sunday. so annie 5 o'clock and the sunck and the islr that's pretty tough to getttugh used to i'll admit, it is andits then we have the shortest amount of daylight on odayl december 21st the winter solstice. solstice. spring forward not again until march 12th when we reverse theee clock, return to daylighttoaylit saving time. all right, chilly out there this morning. we'veright, got a frost advisorystis south and west of washington for this looks like southerne sr fauquier county stafford couff county and prince williamncil county you

. >> if you're feeling more bold and youre f want to be fag forwa i think we all should be,.d be, >> you could actually put on aul this cute little head band andaa you'll be the best gift at the e party. >> look at you.ou that is so darling. i love all of it. all i love all your ideas.. really festive puts you in the mood for a party i think. what's the best way for peoplee to find you iffo wr e questions. >> definitely just head to my website it's vivacioitusely d.c or you can find me on socialn sa media on facebook, twitter andtt instagram at vivacious d. >> do you shop for people?eopl >> i do.o. i do some styling for people. p >> that was a personal question. >> super cute.er c i love everything. very good. >> thank you. >> now actually i need to bectua invited to party.ed but other than that, all right.r over to you guys. >> i have a feeling you're not e lacking for party invitationsito there, holly.olly. >> come over. >> 10:46.0:46 speaking holidays americansmeca going all in in for the holidayl season despite a financialal hangover.over many plan to throw caution toowi the wind

more accusers coming forwa to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trum i'll go backstage befo sh... yes.. ld trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. >>> tomorrow we're going to save your morning because get this, the fray singing their smash hit. ? how to save a life ?