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fact-check true. >> jake, jake, jake, there is no evidence that any of that is true, okay. what you're doing is rehashing -- >> the women's accounts and contemporaneous accounts of them telling friends and family. >> there is not one shred of evidence. mr. trump has said it's not true. it's as simple as that. >> when you say not one shred of evidence. somebody's first-hand on the record named account and contemporaneous accounts of friends and family, that's not evidence? >> jake, not one person has come forward as a witness to anything other than people who are put up by gloria allred and the dnc and the clinton campaign. so we dismiss all of it. >> except, they're just describing what donald trump says on the tape is his behavior. it's his own words. no? all right. david bossie, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> did melania trump deliver the white female suburban philadelphia vote that donald trump needs to win pennsylvania? that story next. only on verizon. okay, google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. (google assistant) i found a few

jake? >> all right. jeff zeleny, thanks. cnn senior political correspondent brianna keilar is live with the clinton campaign in allendale where clinton is about to take the stage. brianna, tell us what you've been noticing as you have been talking to campaign officials. >> reporter: well, we are now on her second of four events, and i think talking to them, jake, one of the things we've noticed is just how spent they are, one. but, two, that they are quietly optimistic -- kind of cautiously optimistic about the prospects tomorrow, and it's really largely in part because they put in a lot of the ground game, the work, that they now are relying on what has really been a behemoth of a get out the vote operation a finely tuned machine that the clinton campaign has put together. but certainly this is something where, you know, as jeff was speaking to, hillary clinton has been trying to pivot to a more positive message certainly, and she has a couple positive ads out now here in the close, but it's just been such a nasty, brutal c

jake. >> fascinating. david chalian, thank you very much. >>> just in to cnn this afternoon, we have actual votes. this information courtesy of cataly catalyst. 24.4 million americans have already voted. let's get right to cnn politics executive editor mark preston at our decision desk. while we don't have exact vote totals, what can we discern from the numbers about what's happening in these important battleground states such as florida or arizona or north carolina, where there is early voting? >> well, jake, in 38 states right now, as you said, 24.4 million people have already voted, as you can see. let's look exactly at the state of florida, which you brought up. more people have voted in florida than any other state so far this year. 3.6 million people have voted. let's dig into the numbers. if you look right here, republicans have a slight edge. normally this would not be good news for republicans, who tend to have a higher edge when it comes to absentee voting. however, let's look at these numbers co

the bar was always high, jake. remember, the fbi did find classified information on hillary clinton's e-mails in the initial investigation over the course of that year. but it didn't recommend charges because i had to prove intent, that these e-mails, that the people sending them, including hillary clinton, knowingly and willingly sent classified information. the bar was very high in the new batch of e-mails to uncover intent. it is clear, according to the fbi's letter, that did not happen. what's unclear, jake, is whether new classified information was found in these e-mails. how many belonged to hillary clinton and how many were duplicates. those details are not included. the big news is that this probe is over for now. unless they find more e-mails. and that the fbi stands by its decision back in july, no charges against hillary clinton, jake. >> in this rather brief letter, the fbi director, james comey, said that since his letter of two fridays ago, october 28th, the fbi investigative team has been working aro

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i'm jake tapper. in every single cnn analysis of the electoral map, hillary clinton has started at or above the magic number of 270 electoral votes. that means irrespective of how the battleground states would break, she had enough electoral votes to secure the presidency. that is until today. david chalian is over at the magic wall. david, four big shifts in our labeling today, all of them moving towards trump. >> that's right, jake, four moves towards trump. this is the old map. this is the new map. we moved new hampshire from lean blue to ballots ground, ohio and utah went from battleground to lean republican as did the congressional district up in maine. and look at what this new map means for donald trump. take a look. he needs to do a clean sweep of all the battleground states. everything on our map that is yellow, and that gets him to 269. he then has to win that one last battleground we have in nebraska, the second congressional district there. if he can get that one electoral vote, he's at 27

jake gyllenhaal, hailee steinfeld, music from keith urban on the way. this morning the nation woke up to the sound of tears hitting the bottoms of empty candy buckets and that is thanks to a tradition we have on this show where you encouraged parents to pretend their ate owl their kids' halloween candy and record it. thousands of parents did. we have a downtrodden group of young men who had to sit through as many of these videos a started tonight. we got more submissions than ever. we whittled them down to the cream of the crying crop. here it is, "sixth annual hey jimmy kimmel i told my kids i ate all their halloween candy." >> mommy and i were watching a movie. and we ate all of your candy. >> no! all gone. >> we ate all of your halloween candy. there's no more left. >> what happened? what? >> my candy's gone! >> i ate it all! ha ha ha ha! >> i candy. >> what? >> i ate all your halloween candy. >> you're just joking. >> nope, i ate it all. >> arggh! >> no! >> i ate it all. >> no! >> yep. >> no! i hate you! >> i ate some too. >> oh, i just wanted to le

jake? >> jeff zeleny, north carolina, the state that president obama won in 2008 and then lost to mitt romney in 2012. let's go to sarah murray at trump campaign headquarters a few blocks away from the clinton campaign headquarters. sarah? >> reporter: jake, it's a much tougher map for donald trump. sources are telling me one key internal metric is showing donald trump falling short of the 270 electoral votes he's going to need. in spite of this, plenty of people in trump tower are still feeling very oppositimistic goi into tonight. they're looking at a number of states internally and public ly where the polls are very close. and they believe those could break late in their favor and ultimately donald trump could come to victory. this key internal metric at this point does not spell a win. as for donald trump himself, he has boldly been predicting victory on the campaign trail essentially since he got into this race, insisting they're winning all over the country. privately, he's a little b

i'm jake tapper. 71 days. that's how long president-elect donald trump and his team have to prepare to run the biggest government and biggest military in existence. step one happened this afternoon. the president-elect met with president barack obama. their first-ever meeting in the oval office before, from afar, bo both men had lustily attacked the each other. trump questioning whether the first african-american president had been born in africa. obama frequently saying donald trump was unfit to be president. today as a testament to the peaceful transition of power, both men shook hands, they said nice things, both men trying to speak to a fraught nation eager to hear some reassuring words. president obama said if president-elect trump succeeds then the nation succeeds. donald trump saying he would seek the counsel of president obama. >> what would you say was the tone of the two men? was it as sunny as presented to the public? >> reporter: it appears that way, jake. while people here at the white house are c

jake. >> miguel. thank you so much. the trump forces are counting on doing at least all right in western pennsylvania. while the clinton campaign needs to pile up votes on the other end of the state, namely the areas around philadelphia and the city of philadelphia. we'll watch both ends of the state. there are plenty more crucial spots on the map. cnn "inside politics" anchor john king joins us with a quick overview. >> 20, 30, maybe 40 counties i'll look at through the night depending on how close it is. back to the 2012 map here. we start to get early poll closings in the 6:00 hour and into the 7:00 hour out into indiana. indiana we expect to be red. mike pence is from indiana. traditionally red state. vigo county has a pretty good track record. only been wrong twice in the last 100 years. 15 elections in a row it's picked the winner in presidential politics. barely for president obama last time. we'll watch that as the indiana results come in early. moving to the east. we'll get some kentucky results. again, kentuck

on "jimmy kimmel live," jake gy >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight jake gyllenhaal hailee steinfeld the results of our youtube halloween challenge, and music from keith urban. and now, you know him you love him, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. i hope you had a pleasant halloween. by the way, we'll be taking children's candy away from them shortly. i had a fun night. my wife and i took our daughter jane trick-or-treating for the first time and she loved it. she's probably going to make us go again tonight she loved it so much. sad that's not to say she was good at it, she was not good at it. after every house she wanted to spread the candy out and eat it. other children climbing over her. once she had seven pieces of candy she said, okay, i've had enough. which is sweet but she's going to get eaten alive in this country, we might have to move to sweden. all they give out there is fish, she should be okay. i also think after watch

thank you, sir. >> thank you, jake.ays good to talk to you. >>> donald trump is keeping up a relentless schedule, hitting several time zones to maximize his remaining hours. in reno, nevada, secret service rushed donald trump off the stage. what we learned is a protester tried to raise a republicans against trump sign. that protester was confronted by people in the crowd, tackled and someone in the crowd apparently incorrectly yelled that the protester had a gun. u.s. secret service says no weapon was found, they report no one was hurt. mr. trump returned to the stage not long after and resumed his campaign pitch. joining me now is kellyanne conway. thanks for joining us. >> hi, jake. hi. >> first of all, we're glad everyone is okay. i have to ask. your social media director, dan scovina and a member of trump's family are retweeting misinformation that this was an assassination attempt. it was not, thankfully. should they be spreading this misinformation? >> well, i'm glad you're happy that everybody is okay. that's rea

i'm jake tapper. president-elect trump is about to move into the house behind me for any number of reasons, including specific policy proposals, promises that his voters expect he will implement. just some of trump's promises? repeal and replace obamacare, build a wall along the southern border with mexico and get mexico to pay for said wall. deport all 11 million to 12 million undocumented immigrants in this country including children, appoint a special prosecutor to investigate and potentially jail hillary clinton. temporarily ban muslims and others from coming into the united states. throw out nafta and scrap the tpp, the transpacific partnership, two trade deals that shape what our economy looks like plus impose tariffs on chinese and mexican goods unless the countries give the u.s. more favorable returns. cut taxes. tear up the iran deal. renaes renato. fix infrastructure and change libel laws. all of this is more mr. trump said would make america great again. now he has a republican congress. ho

i'm jake tapper. we begin with our politics lead today. and an attempt from a surprising source to reassure the public about what seems to be a rocky transition. minutes ago vice president biden emerging from his soon to be successor governor mike pence and saying the following. >> you think this administration can be ready on day one? >> no administration is ready on day one. we weren't ready on day one. i have never met one that's ever been ready on day one. i'm confident on day one everything will be in good hands. >> remain calm. that seemed a direct reference to the myriad questions about just how smoothly, or not, the trump transition is going, as has been widely reported, the president's elect was not focused on preparing the white house and the staff cabinet agencies until a week ago because he and his team did not think they would necessarily have to. in the last week we've seen many reports on infighting and back-stabbing as the team reshuffled the transition leadership. mr. trump's son-in-l

and wisconsin guy, jake. but, reince is good friends with paul ryan and has the ear and the trust of donald trump. and if you want to get legislation through the congress, and get the president to sign it, there's one guy to bring all vooupts together and be the grease and the wheel to make legislation work. and that's reince priebus. and so i think he would be the best choice. i don't know that he wants the job. it's a tough job. i think reince would be the best guy because he knows all the players and all the players trust him because he's a straight shooter. so, but again, mr. trump will make a decision who's best to lead his team in the white house. but reince and his relationships, i think bode well for the republican party as a whole. >> in an interview with the "wall street journal," just published, first interview since becoming president-elect. mr. trump told reporters he wants to keep some pieces in place including the insurers denying coverage because of a patient's preexisting conditions, in addit

matt jakes takes truman boulevard every day to work. except today he wouldn't make it to the light. >> there was a pickup truck right in front of me and he drove through. the road just looked sandy. >> reporter: hard to see in the dark, he kept dr and water main broke early monday morning causing a massive hole to open up. >> happened pretty quick. maybe only a couple minutes and then the water started coming up through the bottom. you could see the ground start giving out. >> i told 911 there is a water main break and a car in a whole. >> reporter: bruce gillespie watched it all happen from his front lawn. he saw jakes fall in. moments later, the car sank. >> the whole grew fast. dirt out of the way, you know, it just kept the bubbling up and bubbling up, and bubbling up. >> reporter: jakes escaped just- in-time. >> the water started coming through the bottom of the car. i just jumped out the side. pretty much that was it. >> reporter: utility crews worked to repair the line on monday. jakes hope -- hopes there is helping it for him. >

i'm jake tapper. in the days since her defeat by donald trump, hillary clinton has been pretty busy. she was spotted walking her dog in the woods of chappaqua. she handed out thousands of red roses to her campaign staff to thank them. and she at least partially pinned the blame for her loss on the fbi director. clinton telling donors on a conference call yesterday that the first letter released by director comey stopped the momentum she had built after the debates and the release of trump's "access hollywood" tape and that it was too much for her to overcome. let's talk about that and much more with filmmaker michael moore who tried to warn his fellow democrats of a trump win on this show, on his blog and elsewhere. thanks for joining us, michael. >> thanks for having me, jake. >> what do you make of hillary clinton telling donors that fbi director comey is at least largely to blame for her loss? do you agree? is she in denial? what's your take? >> i think it's part of it, absolutely. and i've actuall

trump shook up the republican primary -- >> oh, i think jake, jake, jake, i think that's a very unfair suggestion. there you were talking about enormous amounts of cash -- i'm counting up to about 230 million that went for specific actions like talking to the irs and -- i don't see that happening in a trump administration. this man didn't run for president because he wants to get rich. he's rich already. so i don't think you're going to have that happen unless you try to make it happen. >> all right. mr. trump shook up the republican primary back in december when he made this promise, take a listen. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is doing on. [ applause ] >> so just a simple question, is that policy still operative? >> well, you know, twice you used things he changed during the campaign. he did say that. that is correct. actually within a day or two of his saying that, he called me and asked me to put a little group together that included congressman

i'm jake tapper. president-elect donald trump announcing more cabinet posts today while continuing to attack the media, particularly cnn, for pointing out that his claim that there were millions of fraudulent votes is baseless. the president-elect on sunday peddled the false claim that rampant voter fraud swayed the popular vote to hillary clinton. clinton currently leads trump in the popular vote by more than 2.1 million votes. that means trump's total percentage of the vote is 46.5% as of now. lower than that of mitt romney in 2012. yesterday reporters did our jobs. we pointed out that the president-elect's assertion about massive voter fraud had no basis in reality. citing democratic and republican officials from those very states who unanimously dismissed the claims. not one credible official or news organization has suggested that the president-elect's conspiracy theory of millions of fraudulent votes has any merit, and yet president-elect trump is now going after those who are simply trying to c

i'm jake tapper. we're minutes away from president obama coming out for a news conference, his first since the election of president-elect trump. let's begin with our panel now. david gergen, before we took a break, s.e. cupp was talking about how she thinks donald trump needs to deliver an address and talk to the nation, embracing the mrurism and diversity of this country, trying to reassure people out there who are, frankly, scared. >> i thought s.e. had a good point. i would like to expand the scope of the speech. i think it's very, very important that the president send a very clear message that he will respect the rights and will not diminish the rights of people who are minorities, of muslims, of gays, and many others who feel frightened. i think he has to be very clear about this. jake, i think he has to do something when he announces his new attorney general selection. i think a bigger speech will come in a few days. he'll probably do the a.g. pretty quickly, but i think at that point he needs

i am jake tapper. the trump team says there are four candidates left for the position of secretary of state. we are told that mitt romney and rudy giuliani are still in contention, with observers suggesting the other two are likely retired general david petraeus and senator bob corker. possibilities to run the department of defense remain up in the air. but we definitely know more about what president-elect trump's economic team will likely look like, and you would be forgiven for mistaking it would be a backroom gathering at the new york economic club. the nominee for treasury secretary is donald trump's former finance director for his campaign. steve mnuchin, a former executive of goldman sachs turned hedge fund manager turned hollywood film financeseer. wilbur ross is a turn-around specialist meaning he buys up failing companies and quote-unquote restructures them. ross' likely future top deputy. tod ricketts the co-owner of the chicago cubs and ceo of an investment bank. trump's choices and their b

i'm jake tapper.ome democrats are angry with president obama for extendsing his hand to president-elect to assure a smooth transition of power. >> democracy can be frustrating because democracy means you don't always get 100% of what you want. democracy means that sometimes you have to compromise. and it means that the outcomes of elections don't always turn out the way that you would hope. >> the outcome of this election did not turn out the way that democrats had hoped and some say it may be time for heads to roll. does that include the head of nancy pelosi? she's led house democrats for nearly a decade. her challenger for house minority leader is here with me. tim ryan of ohio, thank you for being with me. appreciate it. so you're challenging pelosi for house democratic leader and you say the democratic party cannot win back the majority with the ku current leadership and say there needs to be a deep economic message. i don't really understand what the message is in terms of how it might differ fro

jake? >> president obama with a direct appeal to the african-american voters in north carolina as well as he stands there in the research triangle in north carolina. michelle kosinski, thank you so much. joining me now, the republican senator from georgia, senator perdue. thank you for joining me. >> thanks, jake. >> president obama invoked donald trump's seeming reluctance to denounce the ku klux klan, accusing the trump campaign of attempting to suppress the minority vote as i'm sure you know just this morning donald trump picked up a newspaper endorsement from the crusader which is the ku klux klan quarterly. on the front page of the paper it says that they want donald trump to be president and write "make america great again". the trump campaign, though not the candidate, denounced this. does it trouble you that he continues to get support from bigots? >> jake, these are last-minute drastic attempts to move the people of america away from the real issue. 70% of americans think that the

jake? >> all right.to sara murray, who's with the trump campaign, just a few blocks away in manhattan. sarah, the trump campaign, while who knows haas going to happen, they've got to feel pretty good. they're really turning some of these states into a very competitive battlegrounds. >> reporter: they do feel very good about that, jake. and particularly when you look at florida, on how tight the race is there, they're pleased to see that. but this is not a campaign that's out there popping champagne or rejoicing about the numbers they're seeing. they expected florida to be very tight and very nerve-racking. and they are very aware of the fact that if they cannot pull out a victory in florida, then basically donald trump's chances of reaching 270 pretty much evaporate. and that's why when i was checking in one trump staffer about how they're feeling so far, this person just told me, simply, scared. >> all right, sara murray at trump campaign headquarters, let's go to wolf blitzer. >> it's a lot closer than

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he is jake arietta. and the indians had trouble with him. they couldn't get a hit off him for the first 5 innings of the game. he was, as they say, effectively wild in that game. he had the indians guessing, and the indians have to have a better approach against him tonight, and arietta will try and keep the cubs alive with his 2nd win in the series. >>> and now for more on the set up for game 6, we go inside join super dave chadowski. >> reporter: thank you. what a night pick be. this is rare air. we've never experienced this before, indians hosting a game 6 of the world series. they've never had home-field advantage in the world series. back in ?95 and the heartbreaker in ?97, those games were on the road. it's a huge advantage. the indians have been great here at progressive field all year long, 5-1 in the celebrate here tonight, it's something they haven't been able to do yet. for the central division title. the indians crunched and -- then they clinched in boston. then they clinched in toronto. tonight, they could win the world series r

jake lilly for district attorney -- tough, smart, and fair. woman: after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig... you can do anything. i moved on her like a b***h! woman: trump's just so disgusting and degrading. he's bragged about assaulting women, and he's the republican nominee for president! and congressman mike coffman said he didn't know if donald trump's a sexual predator. come on. look, we just can't vote for coffman or trump. house majority pac is responsible >>> welcome to 7 sports the college football playoff rankings released today going into a huge game against ucla. keep running. keep doing this. keep heading towards the pack 12 title game. here is quarterback sefo liufau today. >> it will give extra incentive to teams to come out and give us their best shot. each game is critically important. each game is a championship game, destiny is in our hands out and try and win.>> we are in the heavyweight battles. we are there now and we have to go perform in the heavyweight fights. the kids are excited and i'm excite

to keep us safe. and iraq war veteran, jake lilly is an experienced prosecutor who will be tough on violent crime, including murder and domestic abuse. and he has a smart plan to provide treatment for non-violent offenders, including veterans suffering from mental illness or addiction. jake lilly for district attorney -- a new review suggests many diet reu supplements can harm the liver. the million dollars on last year. the herb contributed to liver damage. in 24 of the 130 cases. linked to dietary supplements. >> also. staying out late. maybe you playing online games. it's keeping your kids awake at night. researchers found a strong and consistent connection between media device use at bedtime. and poor sleep in children. the light from use d delay the release of mel toe anyone. >> national sleep foundation recommends at least 30 minutes of what they call tkpwapblt free tran transition time. before you go to bed. >> . gadget free transition time. >> . denver rescue mission asking for help to collect turkeys for those in need this thanksgiving. hoping to collect 15 thousand this ye

jake lilly for district attorney -- tough, smart, and fair. offense of machine the raiders purport to be, they have only outscored the offensively challenged broncos by 21 points. that just about two and a half points a game. having said that -- derek carr is a top ten rated quarterback in the nfl. >> for the first time in a while this game here in oakland is actually relevant against the broncos in raider nation. [ cheers and applause ] we have come for one thing and one thing only -- a win. in an audible [ inaudible ] there's plenty of pride in oakland today, including some for broncos fans, for what it comes to where -- >> he will stand for the national anthem for the first time tonight. the broncos really need to own it. >> you can make the argument that the national football league is better when the raters are good. but don't bother bringing the argument to denver. [ inaudible ] there is a little extra in the tank this week because of the matchup. first place hangs in the balance. i've never played in the 'black for the raters, it is all

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pete, jake peterson, abc action news. >> jake, good information from you. thank you. >>> in new jersey, an intense search for a murder who went on a stabbing spree. in all, six people were stabbed. three died including children. police got to the home in newark just as a family member arrived and collapsed with grief after hearing about the brutally stabbed, one died. children ages 8 to 13 attacked and stabbed. three of them are dead this morning. the mayor is pleading for information. >> you cannot harbor this individual. you cannot hide this individual. we cannot keep him. we cannot wait for him to turn himself in. we have to get him immediately before he hurts someone else. >> in this case, police know who they a 26-year old man had a relationship with one of the victims. at this time, he is considered a person of interest. >>> in southern new york, police are investigating a possible hate crime against two jewish women. the attacks happened in an orthodox jewish neighborhood. one woman was getting out of her car when someone threw a chemical at her face

jonathan: we wish jake and his team the best. good kid. alison: so moving. what a mature young man, too. michelle: sure. alison: fantastic. jonathan: turn our attention to the weather. this was a little chilly. ain't nothing compared to what is coming. of cold air. temperatures will warm up by sunday. tonight and tomorrow night, the coldest two nights of the season. we will get back to where we should be. michelle: rebound. doug: yeah. rebound nicely. time lapse. vantage point along northwest washington. sky of sunrise. beautiful sunshine. you will see clouds to accompany the cold front through the area. i mention at the top of the newscast. the cold air lags behind the surface cold front. the 60's. trust me, they will get colder tonight and tomorrow night and the winds are a big story as well. take a look at this. beautiful image. iridescent clouds. some call it a sun dog. it's a really iridescent clouds in the atmosphere. beautiful picture in clarksburg by ed. i appreciate that, ed. just beautiful sky conditions out there. we will see clearing trend throug

jake lilly for district attorney -- tough, smart, and fair. woman: after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig... you can do anything. i moved on her like a b***h! woman: trump's just so disgusting and degrading. he's bragged about assaulting women, and he's the republican nominee for president! and congressman mike coffman said he didn't know if donald trump's a sexual predator. come on. look, we just can't vote for coffman or trump. women vote is responsible . >>> 12:52 and an ar va a da man has come up with a wa self-esteem. . >> who wants -- >> i will. >> all right. >> no shortage of enthusiasm here. >> even on a cold, damp, grayday. >> i like making goals. >> exercising and getting to meet new people. >> i play a lot of sports important. >> you pretty good? >> yeah. students are among kids at jefferson county schools, playing soccer, thanks to ses. the south arvada soccer ksh. >> the founder said it can teach inclusion, fitness and promote self-worth. >> promote and engage. >> before this, playing basketball, didn't kno

jake lilly for district attorney -- tough, smart, and fair. with the holidays right around the corner, denver broncos cheerleaders -- they are collecting basic needs to help boost morale. they need your help. the cheerleaders are cracking part of their cheer for troops campaign. they did everything from holiday gifts to nonperishable snacks. >> being able to get back to our military overseas -- is a great thing to be a part of. >> that saturday the cheerleaders will be at the fridays in fort collins. if you can't make it to fort collins, you can drop supplies off at mile high or at the broncos training center. >> don't forget to set those clocks back an hour this weekend. it's once again time to fall back. >> sunday morning at 2:00 a.m., daylight saving time and. falling back music and i shower sleep this weekend. doctors say this is a good time to check in on your personal sleep habits. most of us know that getting a good night's sleep is important but a few of us actually get it. doctor say sleep deprivation doctors say while it's good to ge

the surprise homecoming for danville's jake javier. >> it was special to see in person all the support that i've had. up to this point i've just been hearing about it, seen pictures. >>> the 10:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >>> good evening i'm ken wayne. >> i'm julie haener. we begin tonight with developing news in benicia. a 12-year-old boy was behind the wheel. >> police are investigating the bizarre set of circumstances. the crash happened just before 5:00 this evening in the parking lot of the benicia senior center where a birthday party was being held. >> ktvu azenith smith is on the scene now after talking to police. azenith smith, what did you learn? >> reporter: well police have cleared the scene here, but we know everything happened in this parking lot. all the children were attending this birthday party here at benicia senior center. at this hour the 12-year-old driver and a 13-year-old boy who were also behind the car were injured and they are in the hospital with minor injuries. sadly that 4-year-old boy passed away and police are still trying to determine exactly how