lauren: yrs is considered the poster child of the failure of obamacare. nicole: stock to watch today. that's gopro shares sinking 20% after cameras are fail to go click with customers. lauren: ouch, the windy city is getting ready to paint the town red, white and blue to celebrate the chicago cubs championship. we are will tell you exactly what is going on. nicole: friday 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: with four days left we are watching the state of north carolina. the real clear politics polling average finds that donald trump and hillary clinton are now in a tie at 46.3% there. on monday the polling average showed clinton leading trump by more than 3 points, both candidates were campaigning hard in the tar heel state yesterday. >> he has no idea, no idea about the strength of the black church, the vie blanky of black-owned businesses, the excellence of historically black colleges and universities. >> as we send brave men and women overseas to fight terr

whitney is with us now. lauren t big question is how long will this stick around? >> we will see this clear out tonight. i want to show you real quick, the massive temperature change that came along with the storm. 41 degrees cooler in boulder, denar, and greeley compared to 24 hours ago. 24-degree difference in leadville. 26-degree difference in grand junction. thera drop with this. this puts us at 27 degrees out at dia. 30 in boulder. our warm spot right now is down in the southeast corner. 41 degrees right now. as you head toward la hunta. plenty of moisture across the front range. clearer to the western slope. still snow up at fort collins. great pictures from hugh stadium. and the foothills in boulder, a highlands ranch, there is heavier snowfall there and in the conifer area. the foothills getting a nice dose. on the eastern plains there has been rain and thunderstorms with this system as well. some of the warmer spots on the western slopes. still have some nice snow all the way from the grand junction area.

that is what lauren was talking ability. now, here close to denverings jefferson county, maybe douglas county. maybe it hits denver. that will be as close as it gets. that is why we are only calling for an isolated shower. rolling into sunday. clear. and monday, everything clears out. you can see a couple of scattered showers over the mountains. sunny skies return as does the dry weather. 53 and 54 now. 34% humidity. we have a steady barometer. sunset through arvada through leafless trees there. and take a look at this. sunset from centennial airport. a pretty sky. sand a little four seater as well. as we look at temperatures tonight. mostly in the 40s and the 30s over the eastern plains. 20s and 30s out west, temperatures in the 30s and the 40s . still very nice tomorrow. 60s and 70s for the eastern plains. 50s mountains. out west, temperatures in the 50s to the mid 60s . here is your denver forecast. for tonight, we are looking for increasing clouds, 42 and 44 for the overnight lows. then, for tomorrow, we are looking at mo

is also online. people are going to be able to shop there. laurenday spending is stuck at $100 million, or 17%. are. >> retailers aren't there yet. wal-mart just spent a billion dollars in infrastructure and trying to catch up with amazon. nicole: thank you so much for joining us. you spent the night in the stores, thank you. lauren: let's get you caught up on global market action overnight, this is how stocks in asia, great friday there. shanghai composite in china up .6%. hang seng in hong kong up half of 1% and kospi in south korea adding over a tenth of 1%. nicole: let's check out european stocks. we saw records here in the states on wednesday. we see up arrows in asia now, london ftse is fractionally up as the the cac quarante in france and german dax down slightly. we have seen also light tradin this week as well. lauren: volume has been very low, they are only open for three and a half hours today. they close at 1:00 earn time. the s&p is up 3, both of those should hit records and potentially close at record highs too. nasdaq up 6 points toda

lauren: threats of terror attacks out of the carriage. >> i don't think either one is equipped to deal with something like 9/11 possibly. now we talk about individualized tax. lauren: it is a stellar member who one and a 3%. creatures 29-point. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ whythen get worse?nks taste chalky? introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts, no matter how you work out... whether you're going for reps... or laps... or distance. you gotta try it... period. protein shots from 5-hour energy. great taste. 100 calories. 21 grams of protein. do you remember what your sdad and i taught you. about hands only cpr? yes. uh, kind of. if you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse, the first thing you do is...? call 9-1-1. and the second thing you do is? push hard and fast in the center of the chest at a rate of at least one hundred beats per minute. who even knows what one hundred beats per minute

tonight's incident is much more serious. lauren dispirito is there live. >> reporter: you can tell that by the damage that is still here. now, there were about two dozen volunteers and campaign staff inside at the time when this happened. and witnesses say that the suspect appeared to actually be canvassing the area beforehand. >> he literally walked up, stopped, and chucked the rock straight through and running. >> took off running but didn't get very far. >> reporter: they say with the security guard that worked here at the trump campaign headquarters was able to actually chase the man and detain him until police arrived and they did take that one person into custody. no word yet on the charges he faces. inside the office though, cleanup still continuing. to the work can continue on. live in denver, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >> thank you lauren. today, ben carson campaigned in colorado springs and castle rock. and former president bill clinton had stops in denver and fort collins today. [ cheers and applause ] >> everyone know

is it not hitting? we are going to ask gary. >> you too, thank you. laurent so bad for the markets, huh? >> this is what i call and best phrase i can come up, the drowning in red tape rally. everything that's been overregulated. rallying strong and rightfully so specially the banks which have basically been told you can't tbrow, you can't do this, you can't do that and now that they can start i think to all of these things and start growing, you see the banks up the biggest this week. on top of that, you have everything economic rallying hard because of unleash of the economy but there are casualties, the bond markets are getting hit and everything sensitive getting hit, consumers staples are being crushed. i think this theme is going to continue for a while, so i think you have to be very, very sector specific or you will lose a lot of money, belief it or not. nicole: solar gets hit. breaking down one by one. you mentioned bonds, we saw bond yield 2 and a half percent today. what do you think about the fed in december and people certainly like high yields,

lauren: am stone is leafing no market ub touched. now it wants to jump in the business of streaming live sports, we will tell you the story. nicole: google search results leaned to the left. lauren: in sports nfl heads to mÉxico where oakland raiders rally houston texans not without controversy from the fans, we will tell you about it. nicole: good morning, 5:01 a.m., tuesday november 22nd, we welcome you to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and latest breaking news. lauren: tragic news this morning, the driver of a school bus involved in the deadly crash yesterday in chattanooga tennessee is under ayes. only vehicle involved struck a tree 24 hours before the kids and their families started thanksgiving break. two dozen other children were injured and taken to hospital. the investigation of the driver continues. >> walker is being charged with vehicular homicide, reckless driving to begin. there may be more charges as we proceed in hamilton. lauren: speed may have been a factor in the crash and caused the accident worst nightmare.

lauren is happening now.proposals as construction of the wall in the u.s. southern border with mexico. the idea of the barrier is nothing new. william longinus takes a look at walls around the world. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. >> what you call it a wall or fence they are bringing not just in the u.s. >> at the end of world war ii for less than five border walls of the world. when the berlin wall came down to about 15 border walls. today they're almost 70. >> greece, hungary, israel, countries will prosecute immigrants and refugees out. >> the wall segment to be a form of deterrence, to make it harder to cross the border with the idea that will discourage people from trying to cross. >> with a better idea than robots are likely to apprehend it. >> agents will air 350 massive existing fans. >> whom. >> we might only have 30 seconds to a minute before we lose sight of the people. the point is to slow down the traffic in areas where they are able to quickly move into the u.s. >> it's

he is the fed tigers player to be honored. >> congratulations. laurenuesday forecast with janice dean. good morning. >> good morning. two stars on each coast that the north is kind of a messy commute as they have the coastal low keeping up the coast bringing potential for showers and maybe a thunderstorm for the mid-atlantic to the northeast and heavier rainfall across new england. the good news is if you don't like snow we're not going to get any because the temperatures are too wide. if you'd like snow i'm sorry about it. better we don't get this now because it's a morning commute that we don't want to make it extra messy. the forecast temperatures 52 in new york, 43 in albany, 46 in buffalo and moved to canada by wednesday. the system could be impact not only the northwest but the northern the northwest but the northern and central pans as well as the midwest. from the pacific the potential for heavy rain and having not least the moving into the rockies and we could potentially see snow for the upper midwest as we head into your weekend. watching tha

bill gates with miss wife and there is lauren michaels of snl fame. this is going to take placet . once it happens we'll take you to the ceremony here on news 3. today show they are continuing their series of stories of children who have been treated for cancer by st. jude's hospital. now these kids are doing amazing things in their life. today we're introduced to a young man battling leukemia. he's a freshman in high school. he received a bone marrow transplant. he's healthy with a great prognosis. >> your in high school. >> i never thought i would either. i saw the name jordan and thought it was a guy. obviously a young lady. jordan now says riding her horse makes her feel free when for so much of her young life she was on "the today show" after this newscast. >> kim: they are also all over politics on the today show especially with new video that's surfaced from the at right. >> donald trump releases plans for his first 100 days in office. we'll tell you everything yearned to know about hiss agenda. >> and ben opens up in his first television interview about his battle with cont

lauren: the yield is tied to mortgage rates in your scene 2.32%. nicole: cybermonday means 122 million of us are actively shop online to skip the latest bargains. 1 million more than last year. lauren: sansone agreed to split the come again to get the latest on that and nicole: denver broncos on the lead and lose to the kansas city chiefs in overtime to lauren: 5:01 this morning. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is missing in today's markets in the latest breaking news. nicole: the fragile choice between president-elect donald trump and hillary clinton. trump taken to twitter after the recount effort by green party candidate jill stein. trump say in addition to winning the electoral college amendment by, i won the popular vote if you deduct millions of people who voted illegally. no evidence of any voter fraud in the election. meanwhile, reince priebus can trump's in-house chief of staff criticize clinton's campaign for joining the recount effort. >> is a total and complete hypocritical joke that the group of people that thought they wer

lauren: the deadly explosion a pipeline that delivers a third of the gas used in the northeast is pushing gas prices higher. nicole: a big day of the earnings news. facebook reported after the bell stocks like 21st century fox and time warner also reporting today. lauren: the world series game seven is on. the chicago cubs crushed the cleveland indians forcing a final game tonight. we will have the highlights. nicole: one more night to stretch it out. five of 1:00 a.m. in new york.o. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: six days left until election day. the battle intensifies. donald trump urging early voting. clinton supporters to switch their vote. >> wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake. a lot of stuff has come out since you both. if you live here or michigan or pennsylvania or minnesota you can change your vote to donald trump will make america great again. lauren: 24 million voters cast their votes early in this adds google searches for change early voter also

the affairs, -- lauren, that is what is happening now. lauren: may deal sees them down later today. the auto industry's biggest event is the los angeles auto show. a number of suvs unveiled this year and also been called the most sought-after concept car. jeff flock is showing it to you. reporter: lauren in a call, hello from the l.a. auto show. behind me the most sought-after concept car show. other highlights of the unveiled to take a look at the chrysler pacifica minivan is the first-ever hybrid minivan. redeem miles on electric charge and for the $7500 rebate it is cheaper than the regular chris pacifica minivan. nissan introducing a new rope. this fund the rogue one wrote special edition. timed to coincide with a "star wars" movie. they are only making 5400 of these. the w. gets in the suv game is something called the atlas seven passenger suv filling in the missing piece of the vw by not. back to this beautiful concept car, something called the cadillac escala. i'm joined by the president of cadillac is in the process of remaking this brand. sales haven't been great in the u.s.

that is coming our way next. let's go to lauren whitney in the colorado weather center and it appears number two is on the way. >> it is. we have a chance of moisture early next week. so for the weekend, high pressure is going to dominate for us. it will bring us some warmer temperatures. we are not getting back to the 80s we had earlier this week, but we will get back to the 50s on the dry side. it could get windy on higher elevations. and we have this system that is making its way toward the coast. so, there will be rain and snow in parts of california. up into the pacific northwest tomorrow. and again, like ed said, we have clear skies but a chance of snow in the mountain areas and some of that could head in our direction monday into tuesday. some of our mountain areas out west after of right now could get a decent shot of some snow. tonight with the clear skies looking at some very chilly temperatures. actually, may get a little cooler than 16 here in denver, 21 boulderment teens out on the eastern plains. as you head toward th

. >> here is lauren lister. >> reporter: eight days to go and hillary clinton is is fighting the political firestorm en golfing her campaign. >> i am sure a lot of you may be asking what the new e-mail story is about and why in the world the fbi would dade to jump into an election with no evidence of any wrongdoing with just days to go. that's a good question. >> reporter: making the case on monday at one ohio rally and then another. >> if they want to look at some more e-mails of one of my staffers i know they will reach the same conclusion they reached when they looked at my e-mails. >> clinton getting help from famous friends on the trail. pop icon cher. >> i know we question things about hillary. i love her. >> donald trump in michigan seizing on the renewed investigation into clinton's e-mail server. >> the clinton crime spree ends on november 8th. >> trump is gloating over the new inquiry that stems from anthony wiener's e-mails in a separate investigation. >> i thank you, anthony wiener. >> inside the fbi they poured off thousands of e-mails belonging to wiener's estranged wife, cli

here is lauren &'?brill. >> student athlete of the e"uvw we roddenburg. gqhuh a i had a lot of jgcconfidence th year and never had that much before. and i bring that confidence and that's the reason i played on so well. >> my academic goal is to keep my qlgrades up. >> i usually go home and i kind of put myself in a zone where ( tudy. and play tennis. >> vd4&i am anna ronenburg and mcdonald's athlete of the week. >> she would like to continue to play tennis sklwhen the time comes. >>> lauren brill. >>> p?&j?p?news 5. >>> lauren travels to meet the state volleyball team. stories cool stories. we will jg,?tell >>> tonight, breaking news. the shakeup inside trump tower. president-elect donald trump's team, one of his top advisers on national security abruptly resigns. reports now that that staffer is also now out. >>> also breaking, the airport halted at this stuck on planes after a deadly shooting. at one point, passengers told to shelter in place. >>> the new isis threat tonight involving the thanksgivin

that is coming our way next. let's go to lauren whitney in the colorado weather center and it appears number two is on the way. >> it is. we have a chance of moisture early next week. so for the weekend, high pressure is going to dominate for us. it will bring us some warmer temperatures. we are not getting back to the 80s we had earlier this week, but we will get back to the 50s and the 60s and we will stay on the dry side. it could get windy on higher elevations. and we have this system that is making its way toward the coast. up into the pacific northwest tomorrow. and again, like ed said, we have clear skies but a chance of snow in the mountain areas and some of that could head in our direction monday into tuesday. some of our mountain areas out west after of right now could get a decent shot of some snow. tonight with the clear skies behind that system, we are looking at some very chilly temperatures. actually, may get a little cooler than 16 here in denver, 21 boulderment teens out on the eastern plains. as you head toward th

lauren: 24.3% this morning. this is happening as mortgage rates, 30-year back to 4%. nicole: amazon gets ready for massive rollout of streaming video service taking aim at netflix. lauren: in sports carolina with rally. blowout loss and ended louisville cardinals hopes. nicole: nobody wants to see that. first lock at today's market and happy friday. lauren: major job cuts are coming to embattled volkswagen, as many as 30,000 jobs will be slashed in five years. more cuts as part of vw to boost profitability after spending billions of dollars in fine and restitution in the omissions cheating scandal. they want to speed up to shift electric cars. most of the cuts in germany. nicole: president elect donald trump reportedly as offered the job of national security adviser to michael flynn. retired lieutenant general has been close adviser to trump in the presidential campaign. if he accepts the offer, third person named to the president elect's administration. we have more now on the transition from our own connell. >> trump tower has been the place to be here with vip after

. >> here is lauren lister. >> reporter: eight days to go and hillary clinton is is fighting the political firestorm en golfing her campaign. >> i am sure a lot of you may be asking what the new e-mail story is about and why in the world the fbi would dade to jump into an election with no evidence of any wrongdoing with just days to go. that's a good question. >> reporter: making the case on monday at one ohio rally and then another. >> if they want to look at some more e-mails of one of my staffers i know they will reach the same conclusion they reached when they looked at my e-mails. >> clinton getting help from famous friends on the trail. pop icon cher. >> i know we question things about hillary. i love her. >> donald trump in michigan seizing on the renewed investigation into clinton's e-mail server. >> the clinton crime spree ends on november 8th. >> trump is gloating over the new inquiry that stems from anthony wiener's e-mails in a separate investigation. >> i thank you, anthony wiener. >> inside the fbi they poured off thousands of e-mails belonging to wiener's estranged wife, cli

that is what is happening now. laurenple to watch the polls. the republican national committee has been forced to hand over details about any deals that may have had with the trump can paid to watch the polls on election day. eric shawn has details. >> lawyers from both sides are fighting it out in the presidential race. >> election has landed in federal court from long-standing restrictions against the republican national committee when it comes to poll watching operations. it is working with the trump campaign. it's so possible violation of the decades-old can send decrees prohibiting it from the security operations of the polls. the rnc has denied any wrong doing. in 1981 new jersey race for critics at the gop targeted minority voters by deploying ballot security guards at polling places in minority neighborhoods. federal judge john vasquez by governor mike pence. >> to charm campaign in national committee are working closely with secretary of state powell of the to ensure ballot integrity. the attorney for the rnc sai

lauren, it's not just news. it's her family's story. it begins in vietnam, just after the war. life is difficult and dangerous for her family. so like thousands of others, they plot an escape. it started a journey that lauren is still on. >> just as the things we're hearing on the news today, it's an international crisis. >> reporter: there have probably been guest lecturers who have failed to captivate their audience. >> you can imagine as a child. >> reporter: but not on this day. >> seeing someone bleed out to death is quite an impression. >> reporter: not with lauren speaking. >> it was the most terrifying thing that had ever happened to me until i got on the boat to escape vietnam. >> reporter: lauren, a san francisco attorney, who is there to share the story of her family's experience following the vietnam war. her parents, wealthy landowners in the south, faced terrible persecution under communist rule. so bad, they decided the best although incredibly dangerous choice for their family was to flee. lauren's family, crowded with dozens of others, onto a small boat and slipped out

is not here yet. so we are doing with the worst possible decisions imaginable. laurenareas were hit with wildfires as well but we were holding out hope that his store could help fight the fires. >> harsh winter weather is first in north dakota as governor to order the removal of thousands of native american and environmental activist property to protect the pipeline project. the weather service has posted a storm warning for the area of heavy snow. activists have spent months protesting against plans to route the $4 billion to cut access pipeline beneath a lake near the standing rock sioux reservation save the project could be a threat to resources and native american sites. lauren: let's get you caught up. asia the shanghai composite one of two green arrows on the board game two tenths of 1% today. the cost being south korea up slightly. the nikkei in japan than a quarter% of the hang seng in hong kong down half of 1%. nicole: a mixed bag. the one inflicted on three quarters of 1%. german dax down fractionally. the cac is dating half of 1%. a lot of talk about decembe

lauren: breaking news this morning picked a trump transition continues as mike pence balance is obvious from the transition team. all of the comings and goings. good morning to you. i am lauren simonetti appeared nicole: i am the colt leds. democrats put pressure on minority leader named the pelosi. she may be out of a job. lauren: earnings this morning from us interrogate and after that though. stock index futures ahead of all data. data data features 1035 and the nasdaq down 10. nicole: u.s. techs higher led techs higher that the techs higher that the japanese bank stocks beat the nikkei gains 1.1%. and china's shanghai composite drops fractionally. lauren: oil prices surged 6% sharp 6% shrugging off an increase in oil supply and focusing on a possible opec production cut. down half of a percent, $45.55 a barrel. nicole: right now 2.26% continues to rise. lauren: snapchat. snap files for an ipo that could value the company at $25 billion. nicole: in sports, the cleveland cavaliers bounced back to beat the toronto raptors and a last-second shot. the jayhawks over the highlights for you

this news comes as viacom is exploring a possible merger with cvs. laurenxit polls showed taken supreme court taken supreme court justice is a major factor for most voters. hello president-elect trump's choice affect issues like abortion and gun control? >> i thought it best the american people decide it made this point. the american people have spoken and president trump will send us a nominee. lauren: shannon bream will take a closer look for us. let's check in on stock index futures rising for the fourth day for the dow up 161 and premarket. s&p a big team. nasdaq jumping 51 points. you are watching trans ban, your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ vo: introducing the new motoz droid with moto mods - exclusively on verizon. boom! vo: transform your phone in a snap. with the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it, because verizon lte advanced delivers 50% faster peak speeds in 450 cities, coast to coast. buy a motoz droid and get another one free and $300 back. and get 20 gigs of data with no surprise overages, and 4 l

is that an ongoing fight? >> you get the judge's seat today. you are like judge judy, but lauren. >> i would pick "love actually." >> people on twitter say it is not christmas until hans goober falls off the nakatami tower. >> okay. >> your rem card -- >> rei. rem is the rock group. >>> we can all agree on the weather. and it is not great out there for a lot of folks especially in the east. we've got more wet weather stretching from the gulf coast all the way up into the northeast. 50s in the pacific northwest but as you get into the southeast it is going to stay warm. 70s and 80s. it is warm here in the northeast, too, temperatures in the 80s. as you take a look, we've got enhanced risk of strong storms down through the south. high-surf advisories in the southwest. snow and wind in the plains and plenty of sunshine through the southwest and on into southern california. all right. you tried it. a little lime. >> tastes like key lime pie. you were right. >> al, how do you do it? >> we're finally seeing some drought relief for your tuesday forecast. and temperature-wise, we're goin

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lauren is from the associated press. sarah is from the hill. lauren: this report on opioids and other forms of addiction was anticipated. what do you feel is most important message for a country that has already been dealing with opioid addiction. why issue it now late in the , obama administration? vivek murthy: the decision to commission report on alcohol, drugs and health was a decision i made at the beginning of the tenure. it was the first major decision i made in december 2014. these reports take several years to produce. we did it on the quickest timeline possible. we knew there was a great need for this report. i am issuing a call to action for our country to take on the public health crisis of addiction. i am doing so recognizing there are 20.8 million people in america with substance abuse disorder. what surprises people, that is similar to the number of people with diabetes in america and it is 1.5 times the number of people with cancers. despite this heavy burden of illness, only one in 10 people are getting treatment. that's what we

lauren lister has more on all that and what is next. lauren: with just 72 days until inauguration, the transition begins. the white house reporting dollar couple now have access to the same briefings as preside to unify behind president elect donald trump, thousands of protesters hitting the streets from new york to chicago to seattle. just hours earlier ?hillary , clinton facing her tearful supporters fresh from a divisive , campaign and a stunning defeat, saying it's time to unite behind trump. ms. clinton we owe him an open >> shortly after, president obama, saying its time to come together prioritizing a smooth , handover to the next president. president obama we are now all : rooting for his success. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. >> trump overnight capturing the presidency in an historic upset. winning key battlegrounds and even some traditional democratic strongholds. election returns rolled in. staffers cheering as they closed in on victory. and just before 3am president-elect donald tr

is out on bond. in sterling, lauren dispirito, cbs 4 news. >>> the weather is definitely not a problem for people casting their ballots. lauren whitney is here to tell us all about it. >> reporter: we have clear skies and the foothills and it's gorgeous across the state today.>> all that warm dry weather means one of our highest mountain passes is still open. we ,, ,, ,, ,, cbs 4, brought to you by chase so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> we're working on the details of an officer involved shooting within the past hour on east 46th avenue. it involves denver police in the green valley ranch area. we are hearing at least one person is headed to the hospital. we don't know yet why police were in that area in the first place. we are have a crew headed to the scene. we will bring you more as we get it today. >>> usually, our mountain passes are closed by now but independence pass remains open. it tops out at 12,095 feet between aspen and twin lakes. matt kroschel checked out the drive. >> reporter: of you're on independence pass, there is nothing. this was supposed to be an epic snowy photo shoot

this is the longest string of losses and almost 36 years. lauren: since 1980. e economy is the number one issue for voters. gary b. smith. good to see you, gary. if you or president obama campaigning hard last night in philadelphia, he made it sound like the economy was just perfect. >> well, i think the economy is far less than perfect. that is evidenced by the fact donald trump could win the election today. i think if the economy was booming, hillary would be ahead by 30, 40 points. that is the clearest indication. on the minds of the voters. >> the polls are vote. there are predictions have the s&p welfare after donald trump wins are after hillary clinton's wins. i read that hillary clinton if she went to goes up 3%, 4%. i'll chime can go down upwards of 10%. what do you think and why? >> that sounds about right. it's hard to look at what we saw the market trending down. the whole e-mail scandal will be an indictment for example. hillary is cleared at least this point in the market since. we will see a little more. and the honeymoon will be over. if trump win

abc's lauren lyster is in l.a. with the latest. lauren, good morning. >> good morning, kendis and diane. the judges weighed in, the fans voted. and the new mirror ball winner is laurie hernandez. it came down to three, and competition played out. a star-studded and festive finale for season 23's "dancing with the stars" with all original contestants back utah on the dance floor. and several live performances. including this season's contestant, vanilla ice, and grammy award winner baby face bringing the holiday spirit ? sleigh bells ring ? >> reporter: but it came down to the three finalists and the dance with 24 hours to rehearse. first up, the indy race car driver. >> i can say more than this, i wi >> reporter: then it was the former nfl star known as megatron, calvin johnson jr. >> you make us happy and want to make us dance. >> reporter: finally, going into the show with the highest score, olympic gold medalist laurie hernandez. >> this was, by far for me, your best dance ever. if i have a daughter, i want her to be like you, ok

obama: the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our tomography. lauren emphasizing the bigger : picture. president obama: everybody is sad when their side loses an election. we actually have to remember we are on one team. the presidency and the vice presidency is us. lauren: trump overnight capturing the presidency in an historic and stunning victory, grabbing key battleground states and even taking traditional democratic strongholds from clinton, who polls had leading going into election day. campaign but rather an incredible and great movement. lauren: the triumphant trump, delivering an acceptance speech overnight before ecstatic supporters of that movement, speaking to the whole country. mr. trump: i promise you, i will not let you down. we will do a great job. lauren: trump will lead with a house and senate controlled by republicans. tomorrow, he meets with president obama here in washington at the white house. lister, abc news. toya: we're also hearing from house speaker paul ryan for the first time about trump's victory. during a speech in janesv

my name is queen, and i am your dividend. lauren: good monday morning. 5:45 in new york. nt of the donald trump's team is taking shape your national committee chair reince priebus has been named white house chief of staff. ]-right-bracket his executive stephen band will be this chief strategist and counselor. in trump's first television interview since his election big green repeated his vow to build a wall across america's southern border, but he also told cbs 60 minutes the barrier might look more like offenses certain spots. trump said he would not accept a salary is president. samsung is getting into the automotive parts business to the south korean smartphone maker announced by harman international for a billion dollars that is the inmates inside the major player in the world of automotive technology. let's check in right now and see how users are doing ahead of the opening bell on monday. dow futures up more than 90 points. we are continuing last week's nasdaq futures up 16 points. the poll, but what's happening now. treat your donald trump's victory in the retention

joining us is lauren simonetti. >> and i will gladly check the markets for you how are you allison. >> the holiday week you're in good spirit and market is looking great. >> investigators are in good spirits too. here's the issue. volume so low. because well many chairs are out this week. it's thank close early friday. record highs yesterday all three major averages lifetime highs dow above 19,000 you can believe it crossclaimed above 19,000 for first time history on the same day it touched 19,000 it closed there. and key level for s&p 2200 and it got there as well. futures hugging flat line. so much gat ais coming out today they have to feed us early. jobless claims, durable goods, sox going on. but who will be there to actually participate is the question. >> okay. still that's wonderful news about yesterday. let's talk about what might not be wonderful for folks hoping to get a boost minimum wage workers. >> so.2 million workers are affected a federal judge as of now has blocked obama administration rule which would have died threshold doubling threshold toll which a worker can rec

. >> that is where fire crews are battling a stubborn blaze as well. lauren johnson is on the scene of that one. winds not the helping here. >> reporter: not at all, thomas. you can see the scene still very act i have fire fighters have a tough battle against them they were just trying to knock window out of that home that you see there closest to us trying to get that fire contain. you you can see it burning from that top window there and we also understand from neighbors that this home ace abandoned and on sale and on the market for quite sometime now. we will hope to find out that to one was inside that home, but two homes, over is where they tell us that the fire first started early this morning and they think because of the wind out here, the fire quickly spread to two homes next door. one person was seen transported from the scene, we are told at least six others, may have also been transported, when we arrived on the scene we could see an ambulance leaving with the sirens and lights on and there are several stretches out here, on the scene as emt waits

>> it is a new morning, i'm sure you'll be hearing a lot more reaction as the hours go on, lauren, thank you. here in pennsylvania, fiercely close price for one of the state in the u.s. senate. republican pat toomey is the winner. >> so it is about 1:30 this morning when senator toomey came out to deliver his acceptance speech. in a packed room of supporters, he congratulated mcginty for running very spirited campaign. and those are the numb berks how this one all shook out, again, very, very close race. >> let's face it. this was a tough campaign. this was quite a battle. there was an all time record amount of money spent against us. a lot of the ads were just outright thoughts. but, you know, the voters were smart enough to figure it out as they usually are. and let me just tell you the truth about my record and my approach to government, it is really pretty simple. i don't think the government should be wasting as much money as it wastes, i don't think it should g spending as much of its money at it spends. i don't think taxes should be as high as they are. i don't think the better go

joining us now is lauren gambino of "the guardian." lauren, you recently wrote about her., she kept a low profile on the campaign trail, but she actually i think has done in retrospect a little bit more for trump's campaign. he ended up winning women, white women in the end, so i think she has been actually behind the scenes a player in his campaign. >> how so? >> so we saw her give a speech, a rare appearance was a speech in -- out in the suburbs of philadelphia right about a week before election day. she spoke there. she kind of, you know, in an effort to soften his image with women. what she said in that speech, she outlined how she was going to be a first lady. first and foremost she's a mother, a mother to their 10-year-old son barron and explained that's why i haven't been on the campaign trail and sort of an outreach to sxwush eastern women, it appears that that sort of discussion of what she would like to do in her personal role with -- as a mother. >> she talks about working to combat online bullying and harassment. >> right. >> but, you know, lauren, her husband

this is a ralph lauren mixologist set. it is an opportunity for you to own a piece of the polo bar at home. ralph lauren opened the polo bar. it is full of people on horses. a lot of leather, and it is very luxurious. emma: how does this tie into the polo bar? tim: you have the same leather as in the bar. you have the plaid pattern on the inside. the color of the pillows and the curtains. and you have the opportunity to make four really great drinks. you have four lowball glasses etched with the signature polo player. you have brass coasters. exclusively at the polo bar. a decanter and these cute little toothpicks in the shape of a polo mallet. jonathan: how much will this set me back? tim: $4000. emma: enough about this, because i want to talk about that. what is this? tim: this is the montclair jacket. it is $2000 and it is the most fashionable think you can wear on the slope this winter. emma: what is this on the hood? tim: rabbit fur. emma: it is very cozy. this is super warm. tim: it is an actual bunny coat. jonathan:

is here. meteorologist lauren casey is in the cbs3 weather center to tell us where a freeze warning is actuallyn effect tonight, right lauren. >> yeah, natasha, another chilly night ahead after a cool night. our high temperature 51 and that is our coolest high of the season so far. didn't make it out of the mid 40's in the poconos. didn't make it out of the 40's at lancaster. we only topped at 50 degrees in millville and tonight is going to be another chilly one. freeze warnings in effect for philadelphia and delaware counties in pennsylvania. much of delaware also cape may county in new jersey until 8 o'clock in the morning and temperatures are already chilly. we're down near the freezing mark in media. 34 degrees in medford, 35 degrees your currents temperature in west chester and overnight tonight heading down or even below that freezing mark bottoming out at 28 degrees in lancaster. heading down 34 degrees in philadelphia and the at the freezing mark in wilmington. so for the lemon run tomorrow morning benefiting alex's lemonade stand it is going to be chilly. we'll have nice sunshine but 3

lauren simonetti. morning, donald trump is the next president of the united states. >>russell: pretty much all the polls were wrong and the swing states swung his way. more on what this means for us financially and what we can expect this morning from the clinton campaign who has just taken the lead in the popular vote. >>dave: 6:57 and 68 degrees. look at that gorgeous sunrise overlooking tampa bay fm john hopkins camera. a couple of sprinkles, not going to be a bother to most of us today. maybe just north of tampa. in general, our temps for the next few days are nice. 78 today and turning drier tomorrow and into friday. high temperatures are running close to normal. normal high this time of year hand-dipped, with real milk, is the only way to make a milkshake. you can't trust machines. now, how come? once, i got a machine-made shake from some other place, and it clanked and clunked and spit out a glop into my glass. and do you know what it was made of? no. powder! what? powder! chowder? (announcer) get half-price holiday milkshakes between 2 and 5 during happy hour

nbc 10's lauren mayk is live on independence mall. lauren, quite a big night out there. >> reporter: a huge night, erin. yes, hillary clinton has had plenty of rallies here in philadelphia this cycle but not like this one. as you can see behind me, security is tight here tonight because we are not just talking about the democratic nominee but also the current president and the first lady. let's take another look from skyforce 10 as the crowds move in towards independence mall. a lot of folks are coming with their signs and buttons, their t-shirts, ready to be a parts of the tonight. of course it's not just the politicians tonight but also the entertainers, something hillary clinton has been using in the final days of the campaign. bon jovi and bruce springsteen making this a must-see event for supporters. we saw all ages waiting to get into this rally. there were long time female friends who came out to see the woman they hope will make history as president. parents who brought their kids. and millennials, a potentially powerful voting

his mother is being held in the adams county jail. we are live tonight in denver, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> and right now, we have an update on breaking gnathus led the newscast. police told us it is is a homicide case officially. the investigation happening right now at 13th investigators haven't told us how the victim died. >>> now, the latest on the tragic school bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. the 24-year-old bus driver is behind bars. charged with five counts of vehicular homicide. investigators say he was driving well over the posted 30 miles an hour speed limit. there were 37 elementary school kids on board that bus when he wrapped it around a tree. >> the police are aware of a following car. so, that witness we have, but about this event, but we talked about the previous behavior of the driver. >> some parents said they had complained about the driver to school officials. he has no criminal record. in addition to the five children who died, 12 still in the hospital, six of them are critical. that school bus was not equipped with seat belts and they are

it is an elaborate con that involves identity theft and leaves the renters stuck in the middle. lauren dispirito is following this case for us tonight. you met their current tenants idea. you go back two years ago, torres was indicted on similar accusations of running a scam to rent a condo that was not his to rent. well, in that case, the district attorney argued for prison time. but instead, torres got community corrections. and, according to the da is now found to be scamming people again. 49-year-old andreas torres stole a man's home for rent on craigslist. drawing up phony leases and collecting rent from unsuspecting tenants. according to court documents, torres used the alias gabriel del gato. a tenant uncovered his alleged fraud when he slipped up and was heard using his real name. we went to the home investigators say he rented to that tenant and found another woman living there with her photo. >> he signed the papers in front of me under gabrielle del gato. >> reporter: she said the man asked her to sign two different lease agreements. she says she has been paying rent and cov

that is why the snow hung around here. so let's go back to lauren whitney in the colorado weather center and you have new snow totals. >> let's check in with what some of our weather watchers are reporting. luke in evergreen, six-and-a- debbie, 5.3 inches for us. and, in broomfield, susan reporting 4 for us. in steamboat springs, 3.3 inches. and they are firing up the snow guns in that area. looking at the futurecast, skys will clear. even more throughout the rest of the night. by tomorrow morning, early, early hours by the time the morning show starts tomorrow, there may be snow in the high country with a few clouds. here in denver, we are going to be very clear and it is going to be very cold tonight as well. then by about 10:., most everything should be gone. we are in for very chilly temperatures tonight. 14 craig, telluride, down to 8 degrees. 15 for eagle and steamboat. in denver, we will get into the teens, 18 degrees for us tonight. 19 in greeley. 23 in burlington. bring the pets in tonight. make sure everyone is warm and safe inside. if you