we're talking below freezing in jacksonville.e's the 20s° from georgia all the way to the carolinas, and hem telling you, new york city will be warmer than it will be in jacksonville, florida. e ff? >> glor: 24° in raleigh. wow. >> it's something else. >> glor: lonnie, thank you very much. a study out today says the pay gap between women and men is much wider than previously thought. the commonly used figure is for every dollar that a man earns, a woman earns 80 cents. this research says that women make 49 cents for every dollar earned by men. cbs news financial contributor mellody hobson is here to talk about all of this. she joins us from chicago tonight. mellody, how did 80 become 49? >> it's a more precise number. so more specifically, the old number looked at men and women who worked uninterrupted over the course of the year. the new number takes into consideration the fact that a woman is much more likely, over the course of the year, to step out, to have a child, raise a child, or take care of an aging or elderly parent, a

it started when jacksonville called the rookie qb josh allen trash.rising things got chippy. i don't think anybody expected this. things came to a head in the third quarter when jacksonville scored the go-ahead touchdown. the officials ruled it down. that's when the fracas happened. this spilled over into the tunnel. fournette said the loss was totally on him. >> your brother getting attacked. you have to go out there and protect your own. at the same time, it is professional. you can't have that. i apologize to the kids who look up to me and the parents. the biggest thing is this whole loss is on me. i take full responsibility. >> big move for him. you can carry that emotion. i thought that was good. >> i hope our colleague john berman is watchwatching. brady needs another win like streep needs another oscar. >> keep them coming. >>> is this an invasion or are these desperate people seeking asylum? hundreds of migrants overwhelm police in a move bound to inflame the intense immigration deba debate. in 2s, you'll send f thinking you've done everything

roethlisberger, keeper with a touchdown pittsburgh beat jacksonville. >> life comes at you fast in the nfl and marcus mariota knocked out of the game and elbow injury. airing it out, three more touchdowns 24 in his last seven games and he blew out tennessee 38-10 and they have one four straight games. the spurs leave the game 58-48 in the third quarter. it's been a rough week for golden state. joey looking to win his 1st cup series championship at the homestead miami speedway. here is the past and the move, he makes a pass and he would never look back leaving the race , his third win at homestead and he went to 2018 nascar cup series championship. >> what's coming up on game day? >> somewhere in the studio we break down the radar when and we talk about the tumultuous week that is the golden state warriors. >> we will be right back. >>> thank you for joining us. we will see you back here 6:00 four full hours -- for full hour of news. >> there is good news is rain is on the way. details at 6:00. ♪ > captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: the ever-rising death toll and desperate search f

jacksonville, florida. jacksonville. mississippi, biloxi mississippi. mississippi. orlando.ampa. man 2: orlando. orlando. new york. new york. woman: kentucky. kentucky, all right! man 3: south dakota. south dakota? how did you pick south dakota? i have my business there. oh, you have business there? yeah. and do all of you have family there, or just friends or jobs? all: family. family. family. so you're going to move in with them? for a minute. [ singing in spanish ] lemonis: the moving company sent me to lilliam barios. she's optimistic despite the heartache. she's lived here her entire life, built a home, a career, raised her kids. that's the one thing about puerto rican people: very tight knit family. yes. they stick together. not only whether you're related or not, you could see it in the community. and is that a cultural thing? yes, it is. lemonis: after 23 years, she and her husband, adrian torres, have made a wrenching decision: they're leaving. six weeks without water, power, or phones has worn them down, and they're heading north to chicago. why did you pick chicag

points, look at this, 5 touchdowns, the steelers beat the panthers 62-21, the next game is with the jacksonville jaguars and the panthers will play the detroit lions. >>> a big crowd of giants fans got together at at&t park celebrating the life of willie mccovey, they're remembering him for being more than just a baseball player. >> today we're celebrating a life. >> and in willie mccovey's life there is so much to celebrate. >> no giant's player has been more beloved than willie mccovey. >> i want to thank mac of ll's >> the great willie mac, his hall of fame numbers don't begin to tell the story of his numbers. >> that's pulse and heart beat there, that guy played for the name and fun of his uniform not the one on his back. >> a litany of anecdotes and testimony for hose who knew him. >> he was one of the greatest human beings i've ever seen in my life. he was so clean. >> because to know willie was to admire him. >> as i watched him, i was holding my cane and i would say, i want to be like him. >> my hope and my prayer is that when i get to heaven, there will be a baseball field like heaven a

buffalo beats jacksonville 24-21. no doubt you've heard the saying,t? ri defense wins championships and offense sells tickets. based on that, last night's game in the colge station g more than their money's worth. 18 touchdowns. seven overtimesnd 146 points. oh, yea, history, the highest scoring college football game i think defense had the night off in college station. this game finishing sunday morning. tes combining o over 1,000 yards of offense. every touchdown was answered. the game tieing the fcs cord. a two point conversion to win this game 74-72 the final. the highest scoring fcs game ever. unfortunately in this one, i took the -- somebody had to explain to me how that worked. seven overtimes, 18 touchdowns an defense wins championships but -- >> i left the newsroom last night. the game was still on when i got home. >> that's why we did that, just so you could see the ending. >> thanks, dave >>> the holiday forecast looking pretty good to end it. >> we saved the best foras as far as the temperatures were concerned. wasn't it a great day for a su

rita on the democrats line from jacksonville, florida. you have two big races. have you voted already? >> i voted early. , yes, i didd to say vote early, i voted republican. in the presidential election in 2016, i voted republican. democrat.istered being a single mother with children, i think the republicans are better for our country and everything right now. . >> so you voted for ron desantis and governor rick scott? >> yes, i voted for both of them. >> any predictions? >> i'm hoping ron desantis and governor rick scott win, but like the polls, everyone keeps saying, you never know what's going to happen. my biggest thing is everyone keeps saying that with everything trump is doing, the women are not voting, and that they are going to vote democrat. i amted to call in and say a registered democrat and i voted republican. >> a lot of questions especially after 2016. thank you for the call. fox news right now with sean hannity. let's go to cindy from gloucester, ohio. >> yes. i would like to say that i am going to vote straight democrat. we have to get rid of th

. >> host: tom, jacksonville, florida, republican. >> caller: hello, congressman. i was born i guess embraced a democrat but the democratic party left me a long timemo ago after mr. reagan. but there is no trust fund to the democrats spent all that money over 50 years ago. if it had not been for that, medicare wouldn't have a problem today. >> host: we will leave it there because houses come in early this month and i want to get a response. >> guest: what i would say to you, my colleagues and cogs, particularly my republican colleagues, used to talk about the moral floor, the passing of debt and deficits to the next generation. what they had done in the last two years is the accumulation of more debte and deficit in histoy of the country. that to me is something that is egregious and something that we hope to turn around with investment in the growth of the american economy. the last time with budgetary surpluses was two decades ago when we had growth at 4%. i don't quite understand the idea around previous administrations and providing huge tax cuts that were neve

travis: all right. ♪ pete: i noticed we sell a lot of these in jacksonville. allison: yeah.epping to get the buena park location open, but one of the things that i want to see is travis, allison, and pete working together to prove that these two businesses can create one cohesive location. travis: hey, guys. allison: travis. travis: we just stocking shelves? allison: yeah. travis: i remember the soda-flavored licoriceidn'te and the really heavy bacon theme, like cotton candy and those type of things. allison: those sell really well for us, and they have really good margins. travis: i know that we're really trying to pull sweet pete's and farrell's together, but i feel like we need to be really cautious. allison: i mean, we'll just have to, kind of, play around with it and rethink how we're merchandising it. ♪ lemonis: hey, guys. allison: surprise, surprise. lemonis: surprise, surprise. today, i'm at buena park. i wanted to check in to see how the remodeling was going. allison: i guess because they were so cash strapped they haven't taken care of anything, so the a/c is not w

deborah's in jacksonville, florida. go ahead. caller: yes, i'm calling about nancy pelosi being the speaker. i would just like to say that nancy is a great leader. and also that the younger one that is are coming in now, there are always going to be somebody following us. and they should follow nancy pelosi because she's better able to handle the situations there. and that -- the ones coming in now can absolutely learn from nancy. and i would believe that nancy would be more than happy to give them all the information -- the ins and outs on the campus. that's what i want to say about that. i'm excited about the new congress that's coming in. yes, i am a democrat. and i feel that nancy has a better hold and outlook what the country needs at this time. host: debra, who is your representative there in jacksonville? caller: my representative here in jacksonville is -- now is senator nelson. i'm sorry, senator -- host: the outgoing senator -- caller: rick scott now. host: senator elect rick scott. caller: how about the in the house? d

million dollars and financing for eight hundred twenty four unit portfolio with with locations in jacksonville florida memphis tennessee atlanta georgia birmingham alabama and histon texas all under the freddie mac's single family rental pilot so while these portfolios cash in most of the new housing being developed in cities like minneapolis is not for young people it's not for extended families like those at the wall or for natives but for baby boomers flush with cash from selling their homes and downsizing to luxury apartments in the city centers in fact data from the u.s. census bureau indicates that from two thousand and nine to twenty fifteen the percentage of the renting population over fifty five years of age surged twenty eight percent in comparison rentals in the thirty four and under a chaotic category only increased by three percent and finally according to a report this summer from the lincoln institute of land policy vacant homes have increased by more than fifty percent from three point seven million in two thousand and five to five point eight million in two thousand and sixtee

western news reports claim a globally acclaimed russian series is trying to influence young minds as jacksonville gov ports. that little sweetheart was marsha from the cartoon in the bear originally russian the series has been translated into dozens of languages and won the hearts of millions across the globe but it turns out there may be a sinister side to the enduring little girl and her protective hat trying to. now what russia has forgotten to mention there is that some cartoons are in fact evil putin propaganda yep according to a times u.k. article moshe is just another putin puppet is funny steep. but also a plucky she punches above her weight is no fun face to see is pugin esque but it seemed to be particularly worried about one scene and a single episode or moshe's seen wearing a soviet border guards hat. apparently that's meant to be a statement on russia's defense of its borders but even if we say that's true what kind of kid would pick up on that but hey it's best start when they're young right the studio behind this propaganda masterpiece of course denies being influenced by the kreml

davis from jacksonville, florida. >> hi, good morning. >> you're on. go ahead. >> yes. thank you. broward and west palm are considered blue counties. what about the red counties. is anybody overseeing those? i know in duvall there's been issues with machines here when you're doing the recount. and also isn't there a state law that military votes that are overse overseas, the 16th is the due date for those votes. thank you. >> you're absolutely right. there's a federal statue which subsequently amended by the move act the military and overseas voting enforcement act, i want to say, military and overseas voters have an opportunity, they are guaranteed under federal law the right to vote by absentee ballot. those absentee ballots have to be sent out had a days before election day so that if you're serving in a forward operating base or a remote location that you have enough time to get your ballot, cast your ballot, have the ballot be scents back and then florida law provides that as long as the ballot is post marked by election day it can actually be received by the supervisor's of

the jacksonville job wires have lost six consecutive game.ews is they finally beat somebody. the bad news is, now they lost evan games in a row. arguing over who caught. the next you know, the stadium turned into a walmart on black friday. punching a other like there was a flat green hanging in the balance. less than $50. a big deal. both teams will need it. the nfl is only disciplinary action for all the players involved. certainly a disturbing video, it's nice to see pro athletes fighting over some a kardashian. did you see the texas a&m game? it was crazy. seven overtime. topic number four. listen to this. kiss just announced a second leg of their farewell. some of their fans watching right now. i will be a little slower. announcing 25 shows have been added to the end of the real world. they also release the video on time language. people enjoying this kind of music. one of the hottest year. that year is 1970s six. tickets will go on sale decembe. running all the way through 29. after that, a bunch of old men wearing a cup. turn on the dem

end of the drive jacksonville missed a crucial field goal to keep the score at 14. and then the jaguars defensive end, and allen got a touch down run and the bills win 24-21. and finally canada's version of the super bowl. this is the 106 cup played, and calgary lost the last two gray cups but the third time is the charm. threw two touchthf and he was n game's mvp. and look at terry williams, a s. that is a grey cup winner. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> i don't know what's more amazing a guy doing a midair flip or clevelands winning on the road. >> how do the fans stay motivated to go, right? >> you've got to be die hard, but i do have to say the first time hue jackson gaves the pr ts a win. >> all right, that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. make sure to join us for abc 7 news at 4:30 (john a.) tonight, 24 americans lay it all on the line again. they return for one last shot at victory, glory, and immortality. put your party pants on! it's time for "wipeout"! (john h.) let's hope they have a plan "b." (john a.) 12 former "

on the recent transplant here from jacksonville and from the area you mentioned income disparity between communities and as i drive through crystal city and not the good part of dc i really see some of the issues our country is facing somebody coined the phrase so goes the family so goes the nation. we could almost say some of those issues that we see poverty and income and crime directly relates to those issues of the family. so that my question is, you mentioned every child should have a stable home and wouldn't that be a beautiful thing? the particular question is looking at our community across the nation a vast amount of kids in the foster care system i am 100 percent of reunification for children with their families i have a fundamental issue with parents who are not equipped but the government mandates that the we have to give them back some of your thoughts and ideas on that issue quick. >> i could talk all day i completely agree with what you said i'm just at the beginning actually launching a new business in this exact area you are talking about and i talk about it in the book.

i need you to like the doing did and go town to jacksonville and hunker it down one more time. [cheers and applause] >> i at not only need your vote, i need you to get ten more for news these closing days before us. if we do that, we will put a red wall around this great state and say, no, to that blue wall. [cheers and applause] i want to ask you guy tuesday hunker it down one more time, keep chopping out there we'll win on tuesday, and when we do do i'll be a governor that will always put you first. [cheers and applause] and to help us win this tuesday, it is my honor to introduce a great man, who i have learned to respect even more than i did, several weeks ago, and he's certainly been a great friend to this state of georgia. he's an unapology yetize conservative like me, he is a man of principle and a man of rock solid faith. >> host: believe me outcomes have to be in this environment we're in. we need strong men that will stand on that rock, in places we need to fight for us, and they have been doing that. our president and our vice president have. so i hope y'all will hel

, in 2000 we had two different ballots, one in palm beach county, the butterfly ballot, one in jacksonvilleounty, called the caterpillar ballot. those together took tens of thousands of votes away from al gore. in broward county, you have a different ballot this time that appears to thrown the election to rick scott, cost bill nelson probably 10,000 votes in broward county because people didn't see the race the way was placed on the ballot and skipped it. a total anomaly. our county has under 10% of the population of florida but 74% of people who skipped voting in the senate race are in broward county. heather: we will see if they meet these deadlines coming up quickly. stephen meyer, appreciate it. the time is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour. from the roads disguise if you are heading home for the holidays, pack your patience, millions more traveling this year than last year. we will tell you what the secret is to meeting the holiday hustle up next. good news, millions of free sandwiches from chick-fil-a but that is not even the best part. even better news straight ahead. ♪ i wa

look at madison county, jacksonville. i think there are just not enough suburban areas in mississippi for democrats. this is a heavily ruraled state, we -- particularly the northeastern side of the patient right there. trump rallies support for as i understand i hyde-smith tonight. >> we're coming back to you later. for now more with our panel, michael schmidt, philip rucker, michael adkins, phillip faluzi. there is a paper that comes roaring back, becomes so important, and that is that. the notion that she was credence, perhaps, to a kmu tags. remind us what you reported then, why it's so porpt right now. >> there was a discussion last year between toud and lawyers for ricky. he pled guilty to making false statements in this investigation, and obviously manafort. that is something mueller has been looking at himself. mueller looking at the question of why is it that the lawyer was offering a pardon? why was he discussing a pardon? it was among the 49 questions that mueller wanted to ask the president. he had fallen into

seminole or jacksonville. it was a big deal. the other thing was, this gave him a chance to play around with what he wanted to say. from the beginning, there were three things. the fourth one was the only additive that came from the outside. the other three were his. this gave him a chance to go out there and figure out how he wanted to talk about these things. major.a history he is a competitor. he would go out there and talk about, meeting the crowd and revise. recognition that when you are running for governor of a big state like texas, it is a bigger stage. --is a lesson that a learned they learned on a presidential level. recognized ity was a bigger stage with bigger necessities and bigger requirements. if you had a candidate come to you now, a potential candidate with these , do they run no? can you run these plays anymore? do you have to reinvent politics? bush in whatever state you found him. you know what i am saying. you have the same relationship. and you run this kind of a play anymore? -- can you run this kind of a

there was there was a shooting at a videogame tournament in jacksonville. florida is no stranger to mass shootings this year, and there was a political movement after what happened in park land led by students and people in the community that has continued on. it developed a lot of attention. people rallied around them through the country, and that seems to have faded when it comes to attention, both in the media and of course on the trail. nothing from the president so far on the shooting at the yoga studio. >> diane, thank you so much for that update. >>> right now private shabbat services are under way in pittsburgh for the three congregations targeted in last week's attack on the tree of life synagogue. all week long there has been a global outpouring of support for jewish communities as families buried their loved ones. >> a new campaign, show up for shabbat is asking all americans to show up to synagogues this weekend, fight anti-semitism. we see this growing memorial behind you. what more are you seeing there, jean casarez? >> reporter: it was a week

his dream was the florida east coast railway, which would run from jacksonville to key west connectingtes, creating along its route new towns, new cities, new edens where america's rising middle class could frolic and play. he also agreed to lay a foundation for the city on both sides of the miami river. as more and more whites moved in, segregation took hold and much of the bahamian community was forced into black neighborhoods like overtown and liberty city. so if you're looking for old miami, original miami, you're looking to a great extent for black miami. ♪ these days liberty city is mostly ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter of the black community. a lot has happened since then. >> cook: corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> anthony: what do you usually get? >> luther: the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> anthony: your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> luther: yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> anthony: today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> anthony: a lot of goo

jacksonville, duval counties. in those urban areas where they are having problems. what you see are the vote counting machines. what they are doing is they are not actually counting the votes yet. they are counting the votes in three races in florida but two we'll talk most about are the races for u.s. senate and the race for governorship in florida. they had a five-page ballot in this county. they don't need to count all five pages. as i step out of way, what you see them doing here right now is they are separating that page that has the governor's race and the u.s. senate race so that after they separate those pages out, then they can begin the recounting process of the votes that were cast on voting day. the votes that were cast early, those have already been separated. florida has 67 counties. there is a deadline here. they must have all the votes counted by thursday at 3:00 p.m. initially there was some concern in both broward and in palm beach counties it was a dead li line they would not be able to meet. now the supervie vsors are sayi they think they can mak

joined now by florida congressman matt gates who has taken the lead on this for the republicans, in jacksonville tonight. thanks for joining us. i want to get straight to the real question i think which is -- i know this is not a simple question to answer but to the best of your ability what is exactly happening now? >> yeah. i think they just cut open an alligator in the everglades and found two more boxes of ballots in broward county. i kid with you steve, we're finally done with the counting an on to the recounting. the good news is that in the governor's race ron desantis leads by a margin that well exceeds any opportunity for fraud. but what we see is really is new strategy from the resistance. first they showed up at the town hall meetings, tried to disrupt us. we passed the passenger cuts anyway. then they told us there with would be a blue wave to wash out the republicans. that was met with a red wall in florida. and now the democrats are trying to steal the elections that they can't win fairly at the ballot box. the democratic party here in florida, they've even held training sessions a

he also voted this morning south of jacksonville. he also arrived with his wife and two kissed. in the senate race, bill nelson did some election day sign waving in orlando today. he is running for a fourth term, but he's facing his toughest race yet. put in $50 million of his own money to go to washington. two close to call, florida, the big swing state that it is. and the past two races. all four have been decided by 1%. >> dana: we'll be watching florida tonight. now to tbgs where senator ted cruz is looking to fend off a strong challenge from beto o'rourke. casey stegal is following that race from florida. >> reporter: we've been reporting all across the state of texas at various tolling stations. the county clerk's office telling fox news that it was isolated early this morning. they had some issues. other than that, smooth sailing thus far. congressman beto o'rourke, the democratic candidate, trying to unseat republican incumbent senator ted cruz. senator cruz was one of nearly 5 million people who voted early. he voted last friday in houston. both candidates say they feel

the gaming tournament in jacksonville, florida where a gunman opened fire, killing two of the contestants there as well. it has been a topic for andrew gillum. the president has set the tone for so many elections across the nation, and it is not something the president really talks about. his preferred topics are immigration or health care or things of that nature. >> we're seeing him do this weekend as he also campaigns across the country, but a lot in 2018. thanks so much. diane gallagher, appreciate that. keep us posted as you learn more. >>> and still ahead, president trump's final blitz with three days until midterms. can the president save his party and knock down this supposed blue wave on the horizon? ♪ whoa! (phone rings) daddy, mommy's on the phone! hi! how are you guys? at&t proudly offers wireless and tv discounts to military, veterans, first responders and their families. visit att.com/hero. - mwith the best ofodi, the prespressure cooking andsps, air frying all in one. with our tendercrisp technology, you can quickly cook food, juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside.

from parkland, you know, to orlando more than a year ago, and then of course earlier this year jacksonville. so all of this taking place, i mean, you know, while you've got these campaigns that are in full speed right now, just days ahead of the midterms. how do these candidates handle it? >> the fact that this happened in it tallahassee i think provided -- made it even more serious, because andrew gillum is the mayor of tallahassee. he's running as the democratic candidate to be governor. of course rick scott is a governor. his governor's mansion is located in tallahassee as well, he's running as the republican nominee to be senator. both of them went immediately to tallahassee, pausing campaign activities at that point. andrew gillum was at a show up for shabbat service in south florida when he got word of the shooting and came out there. he did go back into his campaign mode a little bit ago and he said, after speaking to some of the victims in the hospital, both rick scott and andrew gillum went together last night to do that, he said one woman was shot nine different times. another wom

the broncos were 26.5 favorite over jacksonville in 2013. new england 20.5. seattle just under that against the jags, as well. so that's a moral victory for the oakland raiders. and by the way, the raiders and chiefs sunday right here on the "big 5". i'll see you on the "5th quarter" immediately following the rater football game. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a --immediately following the raider football game. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> 6:25. in southern california, this morning they are surveying the damage after desperate efforts to stop mudslides closing in on some pricy homes. we'll take a closer look at what they're dealing with. >> and help is on the way to the people affected by the "camp fire" up north. it is coming from right here in the bay area. i'm live at a food bank where a truck is heading out. >> and let's head outside once again as we take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. clear conditions, drier roads, but there is rain on the way. mary will have that when we come back. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just si

this coming on the heels of, you know, a shooting in jacksonville and then a deadly shooting, of course at parkland. you know, is there a consensus of how the electorate is responding to these candidates saying, at least let's take a pause for today? >> yes. unfortunately, if you look online, no, of course, because it's sort of a cesspool of anger but at least in the way these candidates have been presenting themselves in this period afterward. hey, we just need to get back, we have duties. we are a governor and a mayor and we have to attend to that even though we're running for other offices. we want to focus on these victims and gilham said something all of us feel which is these occurrences have become far too frequent. not just in florida but around the country. i cover these all the time and it's the same refrain. just a different place. these people were just inside of a yoga studio, those kids were just inside of a school trying to learn, the people in kentucky were just inside of a grocery store trying to buy school supplies, people in pittsburgh were just inside of a synagogue

he's in jacksonville, mississippi, with the latest. i want to talk to you about race as an issue. yesterday about health care yet. to what degree is race supplanting those issues as they head to the ballot box on tuesday? >> it is those tapes of cindy hyde-smith in the conversation of race that are the first topics that they bring up. so while issues are ultimately as important to them as we were talking about yesterday, the conversations around cindy hyde-smith's conversations about sitting in the front row for a public hanging and in the aftermath after the following weeks where you call it a quasi apology or those that were offended, as one person said, when you apologize to somebody, you look them in the eye. you find some reparations to make up for them. in that case, i should note that today is the first time we'll have a chance to follow up with cindy hyde-smith. she will be in the northern part of the state. she has not been publicly accessible for more than a week. >> in mississippi, hal rains who headed up the "new york times" for a while wrote a piece about think about

the broncos were 26.5 favorite over jacksonville in 2013. new england 20.5.ttle just under that against the jags, as well. so that's a moral victory for the oakland raiders. and by the way, the raiders and chiefs sunday right here on the "big 5". i'll see you on the "5th quarter" immediately following the rater football game. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a -- immediately following the raider football game. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> here's the play of the day from soccer portland and kansas city. >> what a stunning strike from blanco! >> top right corner. the tim beat sporting kc3-2. portland advancing to the championship match playing atlanta united in the mls cup on december 8th. >>> time now 5:25. breaking news. we are just learning of a massive data breach affecting 500 million marriott guests. >> reporter: and help is on the way to people evacuated people who lost their homes in the "camp fire." from here in the bay area. we are going to take a look at some of the supplies headed north next. -hey, did i mention i can save you $620 for

we do not know if the earth cares whether people live in new orleans or jacksonville.the reason i put new orleans under sea level i didn't want people to live there. you have a moral or ethical idea the changing weather affects the things we care about. science can say, okay, you, you care about where people live tiered you care about the health of people. the people who live near the coast and cannot move. science can tell you how to do that. a lot of people if that part. the science tells us it's bad. science cannot do that on its own. all science is is a way to figure out what is consistent with evidence and what isn't. when you mix morality and ethics, it can tell you what to do. why when you talk about that. there was an organization. you can look it up. building human skill narrative. inserted into your weather forecast. when the paris climate accords were going, you have videos and what they would look like under different levels with the sea level rising. trying to take the story of climate change and put it at a human scale. then if you see things you care abo

. >>> meanwhile in jacksonville, the jaguars will have to play without leonard fournette when they hostthe nfl has suspended the running back one game for fighting during sunday's contest. the league has not announced any punishment for lawson yet. fournette is expected to appeal that suspension. >>> turning to the nba and last night's matchup between the wizards and the rockets, to the nation's capital where the rockets blast off to a 27-10 read in the first quarter before the wizards' spell begins to take hold. james harden racked up 44 points in the first three quarters but missed 5 of 7 in the fourth and the game goes into over time. he'd end up with his season best of 54 on the night, combining for 90 points with eric gordon. but that still wasn't enough to top washington's team effort. 36 scored by john wall, including six in o.t. the wizards beat the rockets 35-31. what a game. >>> if i was the coach of the houston rockets knowing only two players put up 90 points, i'd be -- got to step up. >>> much more on the battle playing out at the border as president trump pushes for the wa

he, too, arrived with his kids and his wife in panta vidra, south of jacksonville.p supporter and the president not only endorsed him months ago, brought him on stage saturday night in pensacola. >> we have to protect florida's future. we need to protect the economic momentum we have under governor scott and president trump. i will keep it going and i will build on that success and we'll have success like we've never had before. >> this one going down to the wire. it's been a toss-up for weeks in a state where no democratic candidate for governor has won for the past 20 years. shep. >> shepard: phil kating live. in georgia, stacie abrams trying to become the first ever african american woman, running against georgia secretary of state brian kemp. jonathan serrie live in midtown atlanta. >> we have seen heavy turnout all day. the day started out rainy, that didn't keep people away from the polls. the enthusiasm we are seeing appears to be continuation of the enthusiasm we saw during early voting in this state. more than two million ballots cast, doubling previous rec

jacksonville florida, greg, thanks for waiting. greg voted early. >> i did vote early.ed the second day of the early backs early ballots became available in florida. thank you to c-span, going back to the early days. i wanted to comment about the goal of one of your earlier colors. particularly for mentioning that he is a former wall erstre are and how wealthy he became after working on wall street. and how all of his wall street colleagues were buying islands and moving to australia and further parts of the world because of their wealth and the way the country wasupposedly ha turned under president obama. i found that very going for him to make those kind of assertions, particularly with the issues going on in the country right now. with president trump. a person who has shown he cannot tell the truth. it kind of prostitutes what the constitution says about our country in terms of what it's supposed to stand for. when it comes to caring about others. caring about people who are trying to come to america to better their lives. not talking about the illegal aliens. the i

what's so special about jacksonville, north carolina?highest birth rates in america. first time holding her was life-changing, that's for sure. in 18 years, a four year degree could cost over $200,000. college, retirement? college, of course. my retirement will be pushed back to ensure that their education comes first. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. >>> oh, man, it's chilly today. who authorized this cold air? >> you did. at least we don't have wind today. we were talking about that earlier. the ngnds aren't as str as they were yesterday. it looks like it will be dry. more rain. look at the temperatures out there. 20s and 30s and we are headed into the mid to upper 40s today. aga blue skies it will be beautiful. tomorrow will start off partly sunny, increased rcloudsn moving in there from the south north. dry and blustery wednesday, more rain thursday and friday. >> thank you very much. more ne and weather at >>> well,e c on, at least give me a little taste of what's in the report. afraid i can't do this

the paper reports two members of the gold rush squad during a christmas eve game against jacksonvilleast year to join in the protest against police brutality and racial inequality. last year "elle" magazine asked a number of nfl cheerleaders why they haven't taken a knee. their response, lack of support and the fear of losing their position on the squad. as you can imagine the response on social media to last night's cheerleader's protest ranged from praise to anger. videos shows niners and raiders fans duking it out during a pretty good brawl in the stands. no injuries. brand new numbers from santa clara police, at least 21 arrests for last night's game, 20 for drunk in public and one parole violation. >> i think it would be unreasonable to expect 70,000 people to get together and not to be a single arrest. >> reporter: the surprise star from last night's game, quarterback nick mullens of the niners who had been on the practice squad earlier in season. the backup qb to c.j. beathard,e bay, as, oday in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >> last night's game and the cle cheerleader's stance

we have republican prosecutor in jacksonville florida. >> the idea is that you have to change the narrativeof what it means to be a good prosecutor said yoprosecutorswould you looe obligations it could be a minister of justice they speak the truth even when it is inconvenient and too often i think they are penalized for that or they are being told there's this idea that it's political suicide and the more i think we hold people up as cross racial, demographics it doesn't matter they are holding onto the principle i am here for the state of justice i'm not here to hold onto the conviction no matter what. the more i think we will normalize bravery or the idea that it politically attainable. >> i think that this is it this is a great discussion and it's been a wonderful audience and it's a wonderful book. [applause] >> [inaudible] [inaudible conversations]

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members of the gold rush squad knelt here at levi's during a christmas eve game last year against jacksonvillejoin in the protest against police brutality and racial inequality that former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick started during the 2016 season. last week nfl cheerleaders asked why they hadn't been taking a knee, their response, lack of support and the fear of losing their position on their respective squads. as you can imagine, the response on social media to this cheerleader's protest last night has ranged from praise to anger. there was some anger in the stands last night's game, niners and raiders fans duking it out during a pretty big brawl in the stands. no injuries. we have brand new numbers from the santa clara police department. there are at least 21 people arrested, 20 for drunk in public, one a parole violation. >> it would be unreasonable to expect 70,000 people to get together and not to be a single rest. arrest. >> reporter: you might recall we are standing outside levi stadium 24 hours ago reporting the santa clara police department would be adding extra officers to la