geo group has an 8.5% yield. and whenever the yield is that high, you need to be very concerned that a dividend cut could be in the cards. worst of all, while they may not be shawshank, they're both on the wrong side of public opinions. far post-election, i think the gun stocks sold off way too hard. sturm ruger plunged last wednesday. that's a 14% decline. then it sank to 48 on thursday for a 12% decline. although since then it's bounced back to 51%. meanwhile, smith & wesson lost 15% of its value last wednesday and tumbled thursday. however, smith & wesson bounced still sitting there. the story with the gun makers is much easier to understand. as i explained earlier, these stocks always rally in response to anything that might cause more gun control legislation because it makes many people want to buy lots of guns while they still can. for example, every time there's a mass shooting, the guns stock surge higher since these terrifying events make the public clamor for stronger firearm regulations. for the same r

geo-glossary, $800. georjean. -what is a fault? -fault is right. here's jimmy. the edge of a plateau where multiple streams drop to a plain below is called this four-letter line for the cataracts that form there. [ beep ] it's called the fall line. and we have less than a minute to go now, georjean. the windy project, $200. allon. -what is twister? -that's it. french cuisine, $800. stephanie. what are crabs? no. georjean. what are clams? no. [ beep ] what are crayfish? back to you, allon. let's finish it up for $1,000. georjean. what is tuna? good. you're on the board with $1,000. windy project, $400. georjean. who is robert mitchum? yes. [ beep beep beep ] and with that, you wind up at $1,400. stephanie, you're going first in the double jeopardy! round. we'll set the board up during this break. closed captioning sponsored in part by... we have to get rid of that red number, stephanie. i want you on the plus side. these categories will help you. u-n-k coming up in each correct response. and finally, you'll be... where do we start? let's do rock of love for $400.

louis detective mark kurkowski specializes in crimes using geo- coding... and he says...it's not just stalking.. 2:20 - :22 "we also see other types of crimes being committed" 2:25 - :28 "burglaries, crimes against children, things like that." such as the recent pokemon go! robberies, and the kim kardashian jewelrhe or that family picture you're posting from the beach? perfect time for burglarize to visit your home. 5:47 if you're going to use the technology, it's about using it safely and wisely to make sure your personal information isn't getting out there." so what can you do to stop sending out your location? on an iphone, go into your settings, hit privacy, then location services and turn it "off" for your entire phone or you can choose very similar on an android. a 71-year-old man is expected to be in court this morning after the polk county sheriff says he's the one responsible for killing a 33-year-old woman and hurting a deputy. it all happened over the weekend when deputy sheriff adam pennell and jessica enchau- tegui-otero were standing on the si

it debuts on nat geo. joining me is "savage kingdom" producers and filmmakers.nd a lot of time surveying these animals and you get to know them. is it heartbreaking when you see them kill each other. >> it's devastating. this particular show more so because we spend oh much time following individuals. and they pretty much killed each other. it impacted us quite a lot. kennedy: you follow leopard, hyenas, and wild dogs. when you are watching these clans and watching them fight for prey, and territory and dominance. what does it tell you about humans? >> interesting question. they are not so different from animals, they pretty much act the same way. kennedy: we think we are different from that. we think we are separate from that because of our rationale. >> we actually are totally different. that was a joke. animals function at a very, very base level. kill or be killed. civilization has risen a bit above that and we have norms and standard that don't apry to the animal world. we apply human standard to what they do which is not what we should be doing. they are a

our investigative reporter finds you made the -- be the victim of geo stocking. >> it's a chilly fall morning so take it guess we can find me.>> can i have a pumpkin spice latte please. >> that's right a coffee shop. how many times have you done set yourself up for any stalker or creek can find you. >> how did he find me? fortunately this is a demonstration. ethical hacker found me in minutes. >> i can figure out where your home is and where your work is.>> he gives the detail at his hacking headquarters. >> when you make a post most social media you embed a geolocation. your phone has a gps device. >> take my tweet. in seconds he pulled up the gps coordinates him headed in it and found every place i had ever tweeted from. >> this software creates a heat map so the more you tweet from a particular location, i can start to see exactly maybe where this is where she lives, maybe this is where she works. >> but where you are is extra information embedded in the image. >> jeff his assistant instructor for crisis and a meth -- for domestic abuse hot line. she says geo stocking is on the ris

investors of geo group and corrections corporation had a sense of renewed optimism regarding the futurethe industry following the results of last night's election. department of justice said it would phase out its use of private prisons and clinton was expected to adhere to that decision if she had become president. trump, on the other hand, has expressed interest in keeping private prisons. geo shares were up 21% to $28.96 and corrections corp to 20.31. >>> at&t's proposed $85 billion acquisition of time warner called into question today following donald trump's presidential victory. mr. trump an outspoken critic, saying he would not approve the deal if he became president, because the combination would result in too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. at&t was up a percent to $37.44, but time warner fell nearly 1.5% to $86.60. >>> norwegian cruise lines saw sales and profits rise as that company benefited from a larger inventory of ships and higher onboard spending. earnings beat expectations while revenue was roughly in line with estimates. but the company did say it

, and seven, five in geo. it is connected to the operational center to exchange classified information, in particular, in particular, performed the french using measureme measurements in a classified room around 3,000 orbits performed each day. as a result, kines are better able to, our own conjunction messages. of course, we also retrieve another city of this book, approximately 100 per day at seven days. the french center is internationally recognized for its expertise and conjunction, sensitivity analysis of d disbursion. we have demonstrated skills for most in space. other research and development level, it is located at kinis in toulouse, and provides expertise for system studies and development of algorithms for future. space revolution modeling, which is used within the agency to investigate and consider new measures in the long-term. today, we believe that there is a need to assess small satellites and make considerations on the future space environment. we believe that international and corporation ar

, and seven, five in geo. it is connected to the operational center to exchange classified information, in particular, in particular, performed the french using measurements in a classified room around 3,000 orbits performed each day. as a result, kines are better able to, our own conjunction messages. of course, we also retrieve another city of this book, approximately 100 per day at seven days. the french organizational center is internationally recognized for its expertise and conjunction sensitivity analysis of dispersion. we have demonstrated skills for most activity in space. other research and development level, it is located at kinis in toulouse, and provides expertise for system studies and development of algorithms for future operational use. space revolution modeling, which is used within the agency to investigate and consider new measures in the long-term. for instance, today, we believe that there is a need to assess small satellites and consolations on the future space environment. we believe tha

intod geo group put money a pac supporting trump. clear there is a lot of support in both directions. but trump ran on a policy about going after immigrants, deporting g immigrants, locking them up which means detaining and incarcerating people. that is very likely due happen through private prisons. >> seth freed wessler, thank you for being with us from the investigative fund, william hartung, the director of the arms and security project. on november 12, 1991, drills allan nairn and amy goodman were there when indonesian troops armed with weapons. >> they killed more than 270 day,timorese on that november 12, 19 91. we're going to go back to that day with a documentary allan and i produced as we witness this massacre. and twot one sister brothers. >> it was 10 dayays before i was to give birth. the army was shooting people and they would died our feet. you could not stop to help. >> them. >> i know families that were totally wiped out. newsmen badly beaten, mr. allan nairn and amy goodman. amy: the army converged in two placeses.

cost would be putting together that geo thermal cooling system. once you have that in place, snow is free. money up front. it would save a lot of money on the back end. i don't think it is feasible for florida. it is not going to happen. >> snow pipeline. >> let's say the north saves energy. it is all going to help. >> something that has been provided to us. >> you are a thoroughly working system. >> hey, charley, on? >> making sure you have the right tools for the job. perfect. this is the right tool for the job. we are going to talk to the carson and i have seen some terrible ads attacking our mom dana young. for things she never did. it hurts because mom is cool. she is caring, she works hard. whenever something is not right mom is on it. trust us we know from experience. mom put her career on hold for us. to raise our family. she is a role model for everyone in our community. i'm proud of you mom, we both are. >> "good day tampa bay" i am charley belcher in clearwater today checking out chin whisker's metal school. something that was created b

. >> it's called family signal and you can set a geo fence. and there's another one of on candy this year. $30 per house old. >> they'll spend a billion dollars on costume. >> all of that candy goes on clearance and you can score deals and more than 50% all of. >> after 11 years t princess has been dethroned as the most popular. the bestseller is superheros. >> and krispy kreme has a special deal, if you wear a it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. this is talking stick resort. they've got the side of their building lit up, this is all led. if you've not seen it, it's cool. they do it for the holidays. spiders and bats. look at that. those are awesome. >> okay, and pumpkin carving isn't rocket science but nobody bothered

but first, it's the after the break, how you can become a victim of geo- stalking and not even know it. don't forget, you can always take 10 news with you just download the 10 news app. it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and traffic - and get alerts so you won't miss a thing. search wtsp 10 news in the app store now. live look from downtown st. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the table, set the coffee table, set no table at all. the only rule to follow on friendsgiving... is make it your own. happy friendsgiving. warm up with pillsbury. under state attorney mark ober's watch, rape and sexual assault are on the rise. ober is not just ineffective, he declined to prosecute a man who forced a girl into sexual slavery, even bthe ctim. ober: she was with him voluntarily. our community deserves new leadership. andrew warren, an experienced prosecutor, hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis

safety experts say geo stalking is fairly common now. deleting social media accounts often doesn't help because hackers or stalkers will pull locations of photos friends maytag of a person. recent examples include the pokemon go robberies and the kim kardashian jewelry heist. >> the software so the more you tweet from a particular location, i can actually start to see exactly maybe this is where she lives. maybe this is where she works. >> frightening stuff. to help location controls you can turn off the feature on your smartphone. ultimately experts say just be careful what and where you post. >>> no one is safe from these types of privacy issues. the mayor of el paso, texas, says more than $3 million in separate payments for a downtown streetcar project to be directed to fraud lent bank accounts. -- fraudulent bank accounts. city leaders learned of the scam in october and it concerned someone posing as a vendor to obtain payment. >>> a new system is being introduced that uses coffee couples made of bamboo. shop owners say the disposabl

i'll contact geo, i want the lottery numbersment doesn't have to be next week, so within a month, geoat's perfect. impressive. two years ago. >> time travels. all of those things this was the year, 108 stitches, 108 this, 108 that, maybe breakdown fun fact coming up a little later on this morning. coming right now, a loft breaking news, what a busy day, steve keeley, where are you, and what's snapping. >> well, we're in southwest philly right along the schuylkill expressway, 76 east, chris will walk toward me, and see the fire department, and police department, under the embankment, where the sign says walt whitman bridge east, 76, that's where they found a body burning, bob, fortunately, this is not affecting traffic. >> that's good news, steve. not impacting traffic there on the schuylkill, but we have an accident here on 95 at woodhaven road. the fog is moving in. we'll have the latest on the septa strike and more when we come right back. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 2

geo baker is going to record's. and cheff will play bonaventure. after will have a really good basketball team this year. the big loss for women soccer team at franklin pierce. head coach jeff bailey is leaving to pursue other opportunities. they will miss him. and a tough loss for franklin pierce as they lost to merrimack college. but s&nhu looking good. shelley: some of our brightest in ventures are being honored. the product of the year that is now helping first responders. be noisy. be silent. be near. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. interesting and impressive products made in new hampshire were highlighted today by the new hampshire high tech council. tom: companies showed their products to people in the business community who then voted on the winner. the product of the year was the wilcox patriot hybrid, a device to kee

geo baker is going to record's. and c bonaventure. after will have a really good basketball team this year. the big loss for women soccer team at franklin pierce. head coach jeff bailey is leaving to pursue other opportunities. they will miss him. and a tough loss for franklin pierce as they lost to merrimack college. shelley: some of our brightest in ventures are being honored. the product of the year that is were highlighted today by the new hampshire high tech council. tom: companies showed their products to people in the business community who then voted on the winner. the product of the year was the wilcox patriot hybrid, a device to keep first responders save when arriving to hazmat emergencies. >> the team has worked very hard and to get this recognition is very exciting. tom: sensors for trains and high-tech keyboards. a lot of high-tech gadgetry in new hampshire that they do right here. let us check with mike haddad. mike: the wind, that will be the key. not a widespread issue but there may be a few scattered power outages. s

ensure that the orbital lifetime is compliant with 25 year recommendations in the guidelines and in geo orbit, require space operators to boost their spacecraft into an orbit above the region so they don't become part of the graveyard orbits. regulative check with with the de-orbit system and to fuel it. in terms of orbital safety or guidelines 12, 13, 27 and 28. the uk is engaged in a number of national and international activities to improve the collection and sharing of data on orbital objects and debris. we have conducted research and experiments for the accuracy and collaboration with australia. we are also home to the space association, which is an association of operators that support the controlled relishl and sharing data that is critical to space flight operatio operations. we are of the interagency debris coordination. we hosted the last meeting in april of this year. and we share data and methodologies in support of efforts to better understand how orbital debris is populated. as the rate at which orbits are placed in orbit is exceeding the rate at which they are removed, th

. >> reporter: culinary head geo, her union knocked on 350,000 doors. >> we talked to everybody. we explain to everybody. that's what it really made nevada blue. >> reporter: america is now a sea of red. making for a tough conference call at culinary hq wednesday morning. of those door knockers worried about a new president who talks tough on mexico and mexicans. >> i'm worried for those who are undocumented and i feel for those children who are -- because i have a nephew myself and his dad is undocumented. >> reporter: the polls said clinton would win. americans had other ideas. >> i think the polls were wrong. i thought the polls were wrong to begin with. >> reporter: heidi harris says republicans got what they >> the big thing for joe heck was his concern for donald trump. >> reporter: this election leaves lessons everywhere. nevada saw the second biggest increase in latino early voting in the nation. >> it was a wake-up call to understand that poll tricks something that's going to affect our home, our families, our loved ones. >> reporter: a lesson learned as new era dawns. a

next up-geo semi's. the brookfield east spartans did some celebrating today. the football team won the state championship in division two...that's the sc hool's first ever football crown! sam santiago-lloyd overcame injuries to score a state record 5 touchdowns in friday's 42-36 win over monona grove. "it felt amazing to go out there. the o-line played amazing, wide receivers, everybody just came together and we got the job no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this friday get your morning started with good news for holiday travelers. plus perfect for fall. a beef and barley soup you can make at home. and how to safely store and reheat your thanksgiving leftovers... that's tomorrow on wakeup! finally tonight. aa milwaukee-based real estate investment firm is gi

the national picked up geo gonzalez's option. the nationals will pay jeo $12 northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett mccalfe mochas or lattes for $1.99 love the drink run. >>> this time last night we were looking out of the screen on another channel. tonight the entire city of chicago is already celebrating the kubz' world series win. but the biggest celebration will happen tomorrow. that's parade. crews are working to an tight deadline now to get everything set up. the parade will begin at wrigley field and run through downtown chicago. the magnificent mile, and end up at grant park for a huge rally. we are hearing there might be river cubby blue

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it's the first geo station -- we like to call it ogar. our own elson got a tour of the facility yesterday. >>reporter: it's pretty fascinating when you see that thing. >>> this which means extra hour of sleep which is good news for those of us in the morning show. but it's not always good news. daylight savings time can bring health issues. it can throw off your is a cade yum rhyme -- today is friday, so you don't have a lot of time to do this. more people are going to wake up increase risk of seasonable effective disorder. >> there's a happy story for you. >> good morning. >> nothing is wrong with us on the morning crew. we're fine. >>> sunday, sunrise is at 6:35 . sunset, 4:52. >> awe. >> that's what i don't like is that early sunset. >> it gets better earlier. >> true. >> i feel more normal not going to sleep when it's light outside. 60s and 70s afternoon. a few showers possible tomorrow here in denver. but it's going to be a few. we're not expecting any heavy rain in town. we will see some snow though across the south western mountain

. >> geo technical engineer larry carp agrees, saying trans bay's wall may have made things worse. >> the wall on the transit center has done a good job stabilizing it, nobody put a wall on the other side of the building. so that's why it's leaning. to me, it's not a big mystery. >> andrew faulk believes millennium deserves most of the blame. developers kept homeowners in the dark, while insisting the building was perfectly safe in a quake. >> it's hard to believe how callous they were with human life when they designed and constructed this building, what were they thinking? >> carp believes the critical error was millennium's decision to design a lighter steel building. millennium opted to build the tower out of heavier concrete. >> you could run a one page calculation and figure out that this foundation was too spindly. >> a lot of issues with this millennium tower. give us a call, you see the numbers on our screen. you can send e-mails to the unit. >> good news crab lovers, crab season begins in less than an hour. commercial fishermen will be watching closely. news is welcome. the

the first of four geo stationary satellites built by lockheed martin in colorado. they will relace the current array of satellites that have not been updated in over two decades. it will deliver high resolution images better and five times faster than what we have now. >> i think we will see a big up tick in the hack ray rare cancers si forecasts. >> reporter: goes-r has a state of the art lightning mapper giverring forecasters a dramatically improved idea where severe storms may erupt. greatly speeding up severe weather warnings for dangerous wind, rain, hail, and even tornado outbreaks. >> potentially get folks more time and notice to take cover and go to safety. >> reporter: there are so many colorado connections. the solar mapper was built at cu and the rocket itself was built by united launch alliance, all in colorado. >> this is the culmination of for myself, personally, over 12 years of work, so, for me, it is kind of an emotional moment. >> reporter: so, a couple of things gang, the launch is scheduled tomorrow at 5:42 east coast time in the afternoon. we w

. >> reporter: another way called geo-fencing. sid vega is a drone expert. >> it will put a fence around them and make a huge force field. it would put a signal to disable it and lower it down. or possibly be able to figure out where the person is flying it and who it is registered to. and i will look here to see how that will work. >> reporter: the problem is the availability of drones to the government can control and keep them safe. the faa has only done this testing at jfk airport in new york and the airport in atlantic city. we hope to find out much more information from the faa on exactly what they are learning out here. live at dia, jeff todd, cbs4 news. >>> developing tonight, a frightening report from the tsa. dozens of loaded guns, even grenades. found at the check points. coming up, the top reason weapons. >> plus, denver's mayor responds to calls from people worried about a trump white house. >> we got your back. >> and the nfl connection after a gunman kills an airline employee at an airport. >> and scammers hit the a

. >> reporter: another way is called geo-fencing. sid vega is a drone expert. >> it will put a fence around them and make a huge force field. it would put a signal to disable it and lower it down. or possibly be able to figure out where the person is flying it and who it is registered to. and i that will work. >> reporter: the problem is the availability of drones to the public is out-pacing how the government can control and keep them safe. the faa has only done this testing at jfk airport in new york and the airport in atlantic city. we hope to find out much more information from the faa on exactly what they are learning out here. live at dia, jeff todd, cbs4 news. >>> developing tonight, a tsa. dozens of loaded guns, even grenades. found at the check points. coming up, the top reason people are traveling with weapons. >> plus, denver's mayor responds to calls from people worried about a trump white house. >> we got your back. >> and the nfl connection after a gunman kills an airline employee at an airport. >> and scammers hit the

these differences of opinion, as you point out, stem from geo politics often. but in the end the various states have given responsibility to people that got to know each other and got to know their way of working. u.n. while imperfect is, again, go back took the unique platform. if we didn't have u.n., we'd probably have to reinvent it. where else do we get together in order to discuss issues that are critical to the security and safety of outerspace activities for all actors. so a bit of a long answer to a simple question, and i am optimistic although who knows what tomorrow will bring in the geopolitical arena. i believe that the major actors are working diligently towards the same area, direction. one thing, let me be quite blunt with you that worries me, discussions not in copious but on the conference of disarmaments and the areas -- more security areas that tends from time to time, i believe, to lean over towards the discussions in the peaceful arena of outerspace affairs. and i am not -- there's many more experts in the room that follow this much more cl

. >>> more trouble for prince george's hospital geo center. the neonatal intensive care care unit once again shut down.t dow. >> the next time you launchext i the uber app ymeou'll noticeotic some changes.ha coming up the biggest he revamp the company he is calling he's he see and entertaining. ?? stand by me ?? vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ?? stand by me ?? >> developing overnight inelop southeast d.c. police right now on the scene investigating a shooting.ast d. sce the man was found shot tohot death in an alley block of 16th street.tr there are reports that the manhn was shot in the head butead police on the scene are notare n confirming that at this time.s m no word yet on a suspect or a motive.mo >>> also developing overnightint prince george's county policeeo are looking for a mrgurdee'raure suspect after a man was shot who to death in capitol heights.eigs this happened in the 4100 block

the camera to geo location, you name it. actually when you crunch the numbers, we have roughly 6 billion things online right now, the internet of things, smart cars, et cetera. you get up to 50 billion. actually that leads to a trillion sensors out there, things collecting information. the other shift what you're talking about, the rise of social media, we're not just collecting information, we're sharing it. we become distributors of information in the way media used to be. so the result is every single actor in violence is online, be it isis, be it the u.s. military, be it the russian military, and every single act of violence is being talked about online usually in realtime now. often first. again, that's true whether you're looking at the case of the attack in orlando where, you know, literally the club's facebook account. >> seven minutes. >> seven minutes. it's telling people inside the club to run, yet you and i can track it from afar to right now you can track the battle with mosul via everything from youtube channel

. >> dad can keep him within an area using geo fencing technology. going beyond boundaries and the car stops running. those are features dad likes. >> this is part of a larger trend of kids being exposed to technology at an early age. last year, we introduced you to a programmable robot for kids. >> bottom line with parents is thinking about >> teaching kids to share their smart cart is a good idea. she encourages parents to get kids out and about. >> i would like to see that child running the distance of the go cart and pab having a race with another kid. >> the smart cart is intended for kids ages 5 the car runs for an additional $195 and available now only on active motors.com. >> thank you, michael. >> spencer is back with an update on the forecast. >> we have clouds around. there is no rain coming our way yet. we'll have a mild overnight and mild day tomorrow. highs upper 60s on the i'll be the emcee. it will be a great event so come out and join us. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll have a mild week head. friday, more clouds, remains mil

. >> national geo graphics archeologists, said his knees were shaking, at the revelation. >> i feel like we are as close as possible to saying this is exactly the spot that constantine said here is the burial of jesus christ. >> perhaps never to be reopened again? charlie d'agada, cbs news, london. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news": even if you're not a baseball fan, still a reason to chase this stolen base at the world series. >> that's because everyone in the u.s. gets a free taco today. >> everyone. >> you get a taco, you get a taco, we all get tacos. >> and we all get the warmth out there for now. but my friends, the weekends is ever closer, and ever closer is another huge jump on the thermometer, by the time we hit the weekends temperatures will not break out of the 50's here in the city of philadelphia. but, at least i can promise you this much: sunshine, and quiet weather. so, we're just a dose of november reality by the time we hit the weekends, but stay there, we have much more detail on the warming trends that continues, at least for now. coming right back. at a neighbo

last night when -- as it started to look like trump might win, you saw the futures just -- >> geo political events too. one thing that might happen out of this, a lot of people were expecting a fed rate hike in december, barring confusion in the markets if there is confusion in the markets. you might not see that now. >> all right. anthony, thank you. our coverage will continue throughout the day on our 24-hour streaming network. that's cbsn. there will be a complete wrap-up tonight on a special hour long "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >>> many of you will return to report. i'm charlie rose with gayle king andnow good day after that cbs s special report on the markets reaction to donald trump being elected.. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. in the next hour .. hillary clinton expected to officially give her concession speech ... and we will bring it to you live when it happens. ((kirsten joyce)) until now, lets send things over to 8 news now reporter michael stevens for a breakdown of last night's voting ... ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... the dif

. >> dad can keep him within an area using geo fencing technology.ng beyond boundaries and the car stops running. those are features dad likes. >> this is part of a larger trend of kids being exposed to technology at an early age. last year, we introduced you to a programmable robot for kids. >> bottom line with parents is thinking about time. >> teaching kids to share their smart cart is a good idea. she encourages parents to get kids out and about. >> i would like to see that child running the distance of the go cart and pab having a race with another kid. >> the smart cart is intended for kids ages 5 to 9. the car runs for an additional $195 and available now only on active motors.com. >> thank you, michael. >> spencer is back with an update on the forecast. >> we have clouds around. there is no rain coming our way yet. we'll have a mild overnight and mild day tomorrow. highs upper 60s on the coast. i'll be the emcee. it will be a great event so come out and join us. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll have a mild week head. friday, more clou

last night when -- as it started to look like trump might win, you saw the futures just -- >> geo political events too. one thing that might happen out expecting a fed rate hike in december, barring confusion in the markets if there is confusion in the markets. you might not see that now. >> all right. anthony, thank you. our coverage will continue throughout the day on our 24-hour streaming network. that's cbsn. there will be a complete wrap-up tonight on a special hour long "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >>> many of you will return to report. i'm charlie rose with gayle king and and, quote, bind the wounds of division and he promised to be the president for all people. on "60 minutes" on sunday, frank luntz gathered a focus group of undecided voters. it revealed how deep those divisions are. >> how did we get to the point where every one of you, with different politics, different objectives, all of you gave me a negative reaction. >> it was the establishment. >> how did we get here? >> because we need -- >> one at a time. we are talking over each other. >> the election. >> it was c

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