#apocalypse" "gio" and we spoke via facetime. ((vince: so are you relieved at least the back end of the prediction did not occur? gio: well... next tuesday it might occur anyway. this election is out of control, bro. so you weren't saying it was an immediate appocalypse... just that it was coming. there you go. there you go. it could be in a week.))in case you're wondering... gio predicts hillary clinton will win in a land-slide on tuesday. gio and i didn't talk about team is looking ahead to 20-17.. ready to set records of their own.devoted brewers fans were at miller park last night for a chance to ask manager craig counsel and general manager david stearns about next season.we have seen players deveop on a major league level, we have seen player.. we have been able to aquire more young players who will one day contribute to playoff caliber baseball here in milwaukee. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4...it's friday football frenzy... find out which teams are still fighting for trip to state. plus.. milwaukee's only

gio predicts hillary clinton will win in a land-slide on tuesday. tonight brewers fa the show at miller park. general manager david stearns and manager craig counsell will be at the "inside the brewers" event.they'll talk about the state of the franchise and their vision for the future.the event is fee and open to everyone.parking opens at six, it starts at seven. the sunshine and 60's were back today.and it looks like meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the weather.... mother nature is delivering a beautiful thursday with sunshine and 60s despite a northwesterly wind! tonight will be a bit cooler than what we've gotten used to thanks to clear skies allowing our temperatures to drop into the 30s inland but lows will still be above 40 degrees near lake small people- big decisions milwaukee fifth graders took on adult responbilities at the junior acheivers biz town today... like the civic duty of casting their votes.they say they're learning what living an adult life is really like- including making big decisions for the country they live in.comin

gio benitez, abc news had, new york. >> so the good news is you have gio at your home in a tight henley, the bad news is you have mold. >> it made me nauseous to see those images. i would be shocked and appalled that that was in my house. >> we reached out to the manufacturers, and they emphasized cleaning instructions. >> you're calm. the cleaning instructions are so critical they are on the base in big letters. weekly. please. do it. >>> coming up -- >> can you just have gio come back in the henley and not have to deal with the mold? >> stay focused. >>> "world news now" continues >>> well, now that the turkey's been picked clean, you're lacing up, ready to do battle at the mall or online. joining us this morning with innovative tips on getting the best black friday deals is personal finance expert, vera gibbons. good morning. >> good morning. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> same to you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> black friday, set to go -- >> pack your patience. 137 million shoppers expected to shop over the black friday shopping w first tip, time your purchases. it

gio benitez is in new york with more. gio: overnight, the first winter storm turning deadly, hammering dropping more than 40 inches of snow in some areas. home is buried. the whipping wind and white out conditions made the highways hazardous. take a look at this heart stopping moment, a bus overturning while trying to avoid the spun out car. the family watched in horror as the bus tipped over. >> we all rushed over there. there were a bunch of students inside. we got them out of the emergency passengers on board, luckily only nine suffered injuries. the cause of the icy conditions, one person lost their life in rochester as they slid straight into the path of an oncoming tractor-trailer, showing just how ferocious this storm has become. >> we will have a lot of accidents until people learn to slow down a little bit. gio: this could be just the beginning of a lingering travel nightmare here in cortland, new york, people will finally be able to start shoveling out. the snowfall will stop today, so now the attention turns to

its for gio. gio is kim zulkowskis four- year-old grandson. gio asks, everyday, to see pictures of his mom, everyday. he sleeps with her obituary. thursday, zulkowski describes the difficulty she and gio are having in dealing with the death of her foster daughter, and his mother, ebony taylor. the holidays are coming ... gios birthdays coming ... the 25-year-old taylor was shot and of july 13th, while sitting on a porch, near 33rd and hadley. we need answers. somebody needs to be held accountable. but, zulkowski explains, with police telling her they no longer have a person of interest identified, she figures a considerable cash reward could convince someone to come forward. so, thursday, shes offers a 50- thousand which leads to the arrest and conviction of the person, or people, responsible for the shooting. there, really, is not a price that you could put on ebonys life, but it is, absolutely, everything that i have, and i wanna give everything that i have to help bring justice. zulkowski says she wants to show gio that theres a consequence

they are marching, because they feel their vote wasn't respected. >> and gio benitez live from gio, what have you seen there right now? >> reporter: well, david, it was calm for most of the day, but look behind me. new groups of protesters now forming right here in front of trump tower. we will see how big this gets tonight, david. >> all right, so far, it has been calm. gio benitez, thank you. among the changes after this election, this one. the faa imposing a no-fly zone over midtown manhattan. the red circle around trump tower on fifth avenue. no aircraft can fly within a two-mile radius of t office until the family moves to the white house in january. the ruling mostly affecting sightseeing helicopters. >>> don't, many of those protesters that you saw overnight pointing to the fact that hillary clinton won the popular vote. more votes than donald trump, but of course, it is trump with a decisive win in the electoral map. clinton's supporters point to the fbi bomb shell in the final days, the e-mail investigate that turned up nothing. but was there something else? trump's victory with

let's go to gio benitez in miami. gio, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. under the castro regime, two their world was turand lives we turned upside down. this is a champagne bottle that this woman waited decades to open. a gift from her late father. >> it was hidden for all those years. open only when fidel dies. >> reporter: fidel castro's death was highly anticipated, wished for because of the pain when fam split. she shares the moment when she just 8 years old at the time said goodbye to her beloved father. a political prisoner in cuba. >> they took my father out in the balcony across the street and all i could do was bye papi. >> what was going through your mind during that moment? you were so young. >> that is what hurt so much. when i felt that i was not going to see him anymore. >> reporter: today in florida, she is a county commissioner, still struggling with memories of her young life in cuba. >> i couldn't understand why i couldn't say -- express my opinions or why i couldn't say that i believe in god. defining a generation. this doctor, now a ps

gio benitez, abc news had, new york. >> so the good news is you have gio at your home in a tight henley, the bad news is you have mold. >> it made me nauseous to see those images. i would be shocked and appalled that that was in my house. >> we reached out to the manufacturers, and they emphasized cleaning instructions. >> you're calm. the cleaning instructions are so empty basin daily, disinfect weekly. please. do it. >>> coming up -- >> can you just have gio come back in the henley and not have to deal with the mold? >> stay focused. >>> "world news now" continues >>> well, now that the turkey's been picked clean, you're lacing up, ready to do battle at the mall or online. joining us this morning with innovative tips on getting the best black friday deals is personal finance expert, vera gibbons. good morning. >> good morning. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> same to you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> black friday, set to go -- >> pack your patience. 137 million shoppers expected to shop over the black friday shopping weekend. first tip, time your purchases. it is a good

gio benitez with many of those families in miami tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the sounds shouts of freedom from cuban exiles and their descendants. a three-day party. young and old, banging pots, pans. celebratory cigars and champagne uncorked in the hope of a free cuba. >> i'm not happy because somebody died. death, it is not about that, it is about that we see the future changing. >> reporter: cubans in miami consider the castro family a reign of terror. one still in power. >> raul castro has things in place, the repression continues, the lack of freedom continues. and so, no, it won't be an overnight thing at all. >> reporter: castro's death has exiles reflecting. miami-dade commissioner rebeca sosa was just 8 years old when she fled cuba. her mother and father, political prisoners. she remembers waving good-bye to her dad. what was going through your mind during that moment? i mean, you were so young. >> that is what hurt so much. when i felt that i was not going to see him anymore. that was very hard, and i was very small. this champagne bottle, with a clear message. >> "open

>> gio benitez, thank you. >>> fidel castro sparking heated controversy, about the reaction to his own death. president obama accused of being too easy on castro in his own statement. and donald trump with harsh words. jonathan karl at the white house tonight. >> reporter: donald trump greeted fidel castro's death as good news, at first issuing a simple tweet. "fidel castro is dead!" punctuating the fact with an exclamation point. hours later, he elaborated with a statement calling castro a one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights. from president obama, a much different response. offering, quote, "condolences to fidel castro's family." the president made no direct mention of castro's long record abusing human rights. instead saying, quote, "history will record and judge the enormous impact of this singular figure on the people and the world around him." the difference is not surprising. after all, it was obama who reopened ties with cuba and trump who said he might undo that move. >> we will cancel obama's one-sided cuban d

please. >> have gio come back in the henley and not deal with the mold? >>> well, now that the turkey's been picked clean, you're lacing up, ready to do battle at the mall or online. joining us this morning with innovative tips on getting the best black friday deals is personal finance expert, ve vera gibbons. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> black friday, set to go -- >> pack your patience, 137 shop over the black friday shopping weekend. first tip, tieing your purchases. it is a good day for electronics, the laptops, the flat screens, you want to hold off on things like clothing, beauty products, and shoes ideally until cyber monday when you see extravagant deals on the items specifically, and that's when you see site-wide deals of 60% off. important to time the purchases. time the purchase for 8:00 a.m. friday morning, but you can wait a couple weeks, right? >> do the research to see price points and when. for example, toys, people buy all sorts of toys, but actually the best time to buy toys is towards the middle of december. his rho hold of

gios birthdays coming ... the 25-year-old taylor was shot and killed, around 11-15, the night of july 13th, while sitting on a porch, near answers. somebody needs to be held accountable. but, zulkowski explains, with police telling her they no longer have a person of interest identified, she figures a considerable cash reward could convince someone to come forward. so, thursday, shes offers a 50- thousand dollar reward for information which leads to the arrest and conviction of the person, or people, responsible for the shooting. there, really, is not a price that you could put on ebonys life, but it is, absolutely, everything that i have, and i wanna give bring justice. zulkowski says she wants to show gio that theres a consequence for what happened to his mother, and that the bad guys cant win. she asks anyone who may have information which could contribute to this investigation to contact milwaukee police. this is the latest, in milwaukee. im justin williams, fox 6 news. west allis police offering a reward

>> gio benitez with us tonight. gio, thanks. >>> next here, the alarming confrontation in flagstaff, arizona. a police officer scuffling with a woman, he's then seen punching her in the face as another officer holds her back. authorities now say the woman was attempting to get away, but tonight, the incident is under investigation. and here's abc's senior justice >> reporter: yet another controversial police encounter caught on tape. >> you cannot arrest me. >> reporter: an officer punching a female suspect in the face during an eviction. slow it down and you can see the force of the punch. >> punched in the face two times, i was choked. i -- just a brutal attack. >> reporter: but the officer claims the woman resisted arrest, kicking and kneeing him in the groin. flagstaff, arizona, police learned of the encounter after the video was posted on facebook. no history of excessive force. >> we immediately became concerned, so, we initiated an internal investigation, and placed the officer on administrative leave. >> i d

>> all right, gio benitez tonight. gio, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the out of control bus slamming into a home, and the dramatic pictures right here. that bus hit by a pickup truck. then you actually see the bus driver behind the wheel there. just incredible. never saw this coming. >>> also tonight, new reporting on that mystery illness growing in numbers, affecting children. the 6-year-old boy who has died, >>> and later tonight, what's wrong with this picture? the american tourist that captured this picture, and what was lurking right beneath them. we'll be right back. did you read every word? no, only lawyers do that. so when you got rear-ended and needed a tow, your insurance company told you to look at page five on your policy. did it say "great news. you're covered!" on page five? no. it said, "blah blah, blah blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass? makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty st

gio, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning to you. that's right.y are taking security very seriously here, 500 additional police officers will be out here at this year's parade. this morning, new york city police on high alert protecting the parade and 3.5 million people. more than 3,000 officers on duty. some armed with heavy weapons, while others are in plainclothes hiding among the crowd. >> i'm worried about keeping everybody safe. that's our job. it's an important function. >> reporter: authorities blocking off crossstreets with more than 80 sand-filled trucks and more than 100 blocker cars all to prevent an attack like the one in nice, france. earlier isis propaganda called the parade an excellent target. the fbi issuing this warning holiday celebrations beginning with thanksgiving and the start of the shopping season could be targeted by international terrorists or homegrown violent extremists. >> there's no credible and specific information of any specific threat directed at this parade. >> reporter: but police aren't taking any chances. vi

the cuban prison, and got her this champagne bottle, with a >> "open only when fidel dies." >> and gio benitez with with us live in florida. you have heard from families, witnessed the jubilation. but what is the main hope moving forward? >> reporter: they want to see a free cuba. they don't want to move back to the island. america is home. david? >> gio benitez, thank you. >>> fidel castro sparking heated controversy, even about the reaction to his own death. president obama accused of being too easy on castro in his own statement. and donald trump with sharp words. jonathan karl at the white house tonight. >> reporter: donald trump greeted fidel castro's death as good news, at first issuing a simple tweet. "fidel castro is dead!" punctuating the fact with an exclamation point. hours later, he elaborated with a statement calling castro a one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights. from president obama, a much different response. offering, quote, "condolences to fidel castro's family." the president made no direct mention of

>> gio benitez tonight. gio, thanks. >>> and now, to what investigators are learning about that massive fire on the runway at o'hare airport. the right engine bursting into flames on friday, just moments before takeoff. passengers then fleeing down the emergency slides. the ntsb now calling it an uncontained failure in that engine. and tonight, should there be concerns about thousands of other engines right now in use? here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: even the pilots didn't realize the catastrophic nature of this engine fire. >> go! go! >> reporter: passengers could see flames and smoke. >> jump and slide. failure," the boeing 767 engine, meaning heavy pieces of metal blew out of it, most likely ripping through the fuel tank in the wing. one piece flew 3,000 feet, going through the roof of a u.p.s. warehouse. it was a part like this that failed, part of the turbine. it spins around 10,000 times a minute inside the engine. a similar part has failed on three other 767s in the past 16 years, breaking int

gio benitez, thank you. among the changes after this election, this one. the faa imposing a no-fly zone over midtown manhattan. the red circle around trump tower on fifth avenue. no aircraft can fly within a two-mile radius of the president-elect's home and the ruling mostly affecting sightseeing helicopters. >>> don't, many of those protesters that you saw overnight pointing to the fact that hillary clinton won the popular vote. more votes than donald trump, but of course, it is trump with a decisive win in the electoral map. clinton's supporters point to the fbi bomb shell in the final days, the e-mail investigate that turned up nothing. but was there something else? trump's victory with american workers in the rust belt. once who the clintons connected with some of those voters. >> reporter: they are the voters bill clinton turned to all those years ago. white working class people. he felt their pain. and they always came through for him. came through for hillary clinton, too, when she was running for senate in new york and later for president in 2008.

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>> all right, gio benitez tonight. gio, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the out of control bus slamming into a home, and the dramatic pictures right here. that bus hit by a pickup truck. then you actually see the bus driver behind the wheel there. just incredible. never saw this coming. in numbers, affecting children. the 6-year-old boy who has died, and what we've learned tonight. >>> and then, the world series moment of truth is here. and we want to hear from you tonight. tweet me. will it be the cubs or the indians? a lot more ahead. stay tuned. d? no, only lawyers do that. so when you got rear-ended and needed a tow, your insurance company told you to look at page five on your policy. "blah blah, blah blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass? makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty stands with you?. man: i accept i'm not the deep sea fisherman i was. i accept i'm not out on the ocean wrestling marlin

gio. ready to see what was growing in there? >> oh, gross. >> reporter: they found some bacteria, but more importantly, they found mold in the vapor. which means the mold was going out. >> that's not good. especially since we have asthma in our house and allergies. >> reporter: mold in this family's humidifier as well. this is what was growing inside. >> ooh. >> mold can cause nasal if the individual has asthma, it can cause chest tightness or wheezing. >> reporter: now for the humidifier with the most bacteria. and here are the results right here. our experts labeling it extremely dirty and they say what's inside could cause pneumonia. >> it kind of looked like maybe a swamp. >> this is what was growing inside your humidifier. >> oh, gosh. >> reporter: because you're a nurse, you know what that means. >> yeah. it means that my kids are not >> reporter: bottom line, experts say you need to clean a humidifier every day emptying and rinsing the base and letting it air dry before refilling and every week, you should clean it thorou

i'm gio benitez in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. here's the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." donald trump vows to deport up to 3 million undocumented immigrants as soon as he takes office. he says those with criminal records will be the first to get kicked out of the country or be incarcerated, much more on the trump transition coming up. >>> strong aftershocks continue to rock new zealand after a powerful 7.8 quake struck early monday. there's some damage, but nothing like the quake that hit five years ago in the same area. >>> secretary of state john kerry, u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon and the french president francois hollande had expected in morocco today as several thousands activists marched in to demand environmental justice. >>> and there's a super moon outside right now. a fool moon occurring at the same time as the moon's closest approach. if you can't run outside right now, don't worry, there's another chance to see it tonight. those are the top stories on this monday, november 14th. >

"gio" said... he actually had a good feeling about the indians years ago... and once the cubs picked up manager joe maddon he pumped outthat tweet. for the apocalypse... he suggested it might still be coming tuesday with the presidential election. cubs fans living near the border flooded a sporting goods store for world series championship gear... at dick's sporting goods in kenosha... they started showing up around 11 last night to buy hats and sh. the store stayed open for a couple of hours.. then opened extra early this morning. grandkids and everyone did you ever think you'd see this in your lifetime? no not at all. not at all. i was hopeful it was a little stressful last this is a momentous occasion i've got to have something to hold on to to help celebrate i wanted to get some gear for our kids for our grandkids and everyone rich albrecht is 80 years old and says he's a lifelong cubs fan. brewer fans... how close are we to celebrating a world series championship... you can ask the guys in charge tonight. they'll be at miller park for this years "inside

gio, thanks so much for that. >>> we turn to the trump transition. the president-elect naming members of his administration including two female cabinet appointees. abc's devin dwyer joins us from washington with those details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump rolling out cabinet appointments at a faster pace than president obama did eight years ago, overnight we learned he filled a key economic post as he also moves to diversify his team. to the donald trump cabinet >>ers in xhekt. >> reporter: abc news learned president-elect trump is expected to name 78-year-old wilbur ross to head the commerce department. ross made millions on wall street turning around bankrupt companies for profit. in 2006 when he owned the struggling sago coal mine in west virginia, an explosion and collapse killed a dozen miners. regulators cited safety violations. he told our brian ross it was men into that hole. >> we were comfortabled based on the assurances from our management that they felt it was a safe situation. >> reporter: ross joins a cast of c