on a national scale and here locally, good morning, jamie. thousands of people were out on the streets overnight. >> reporter: yeah, this latest protest drew a huge crowd. there's even talk of more protesting today. but i'm told there are more than 3,000 people who took to the streets that lasted well into the morning. at the capitol around 5:30 yesterday evening. it was an effort all organized through facebook. the crowd was much larger than anticipated. many of the protestors carried signs, chanting, not my president. the large group marched to the line that at time stretched for blocks. police monitored the situation. protestors marched to the 16th street mall and later to the after a smaller group marched to i- 25, forcing a brief closure of one lane between 23rd and 6th. our stan bush was there last night and spoke to people about their frustratations. >> i feel like him being elected is a slap in the face to a lot of cultures. i am an immigrant and woman and i feel deflated by his nomination. >> reporter: it was around thereafter when t

what's going on there, jamie? >> reporter: a lot of police act. this is a multijurisdictional effort. arapahoe county, police involved. half a dozen police up the block. we are on glenco off arapahoe. holly is down the road. officers, they have guns drawn, dogs assisting, searching for a suspect. we do flow this is connected -- know this is connected to the case shawn is working on now. big scene, big investigation going on and a lot of police activity. it's still early in the investigation. they couldn't tell me how long the blocks will be there, so they are diverting traffic this morning. still a lot of investigation going on at this point in time. so we're going to gather information and let you when learn more. >>> thank you so much. 5:04on this thursday morning. let's get a check of weather and traffic. good morning, ashton. >> good morning, britt. wasn't yesterday nice? wow, 74 our official high yesterday. only 2 degrees away from a record high. today we start cooling things down a bit. but we'll still be far above normal for the middle of n

jamie: thanks. most thanksgiving travelers or many will be headed for las vegas, san diego, new york city, home to the famous macy's parade, number five. triple-a says there be a million more on the roads than last year. and gift cards for college, the cards are available online at toys "r" us and babies "r" us. they collect money into the college savings plan. the gift card nearly every state, including new hampshire has a 529 savings plan. facebook is taking steps to prevent fake news stories from being shared on the media site following criticism that fake news may have affected the outcome of the presidential election. ceo mark zuckerberg says they're looking into fake news or the organizations could be involved in the situation as well. news 9 this morning, a fire damages a housing complex. what witnesses say about the scene. and the spirit of giving. how many food they've collected to make sure no one goes hungry this holiday season. and you're looking at live pictures of manchester. >> no one

live in centennial, jamie leary, cbs4 morning news. >>> thanks, jamie. anger over donald trump's election win boiled over as you slept. demonstrators in l.a. shutting down traffic for hours. people also damaged businesses in new orleans. set fires in oakland. blocked streets in new york city. police arrested several protestors. >>> president-elect trump heads to washington today where he'll meet with president obama at the white house. >>> a warning to people as flu season and holiday travel gets underway. doctors in boulder say doctors have already hospitalized three people. they are reminding folks to get flu shto >>> we have video of a high speed chase which men threw stolen car parts at deputies on i-76 in morgan county. you can see the passenger hanging out of a stolen truck last month as it sped down the highway at about 100 miles per hour police say. eventually things got more dangerous. the men started throwing soda bottles and car parts onto the road. they threw a total of 50 items over a nearly 40-mile stretch of road. brandon mcintosh and luke

live from the eisenhower tunnel, jamie leary, cbs4 morning news. >> jamie, stay warm. cdot and colorado state patrol will be doing things differently this winter from along i-25 and arapahoe with a closer look at what is new this winter season. good morning, shawn. >> reporter: alan and britt, good morning. of course it's a combination of new and old to try and keep you safe and avoid any challenges as we get into some of that snow and of course the classic winter season. let's first talk a little bit about some of the new options or things to look out for this year. they're going be working with business to try to get you to it's so busy, those peak traffic times. what they'll try to do is get you to go up into the mountains and stay there, visiting certain businesses that will be offering deals to shop at certain times or enjoy a meal at certain times. and hotels will try to get you to maybe stay on a sunday night so you don't try to head back into the city in that afternoon. of course there are the important notes when it comes to driving. we heard jamie talking abo

i'm jamie. >> nice to meet you, jamie. i'm nigel.e. >> thank you. it's a beautiful spot. is this where you live? >> we do. we live on a yacht out there. please come this way. >> thank you. nigel's career is in finance, originally for posh resorts and hotels and now for a museum here in london. but i didn't climb aboard nigel's yacht to talk about that. when i was told that i was coming to london to see teeth, i thought it was crazy. do you think it's crazy? >> it might look that way to many people, but churchill was a very, very important man. >> the most important man on the planet, arguably, when, in the spring of 1940, as hitler's forces overrun europe, winston churchill becomes prime minister. and his words become his country's most powerful weapon. >> never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few. >> and never in the field of human dentistry, nigel cudlipp believes, was so much owed by so many to one technician, his father. derek cudlipp is born in 1915 and raised in a modest home in south london. >>

here's jamie u. jamie yuccas. points, up 218 points. tech stocks were lower sending the nasdaq down 42. some say the markets are concerned inflation may rise under president-elect donald trump. macy is trying to bounce back. they're partnering with a real estate investor. they'll look at adding on to railroad completely remaking the stores. it's an easy gift, but apparently not the right one. a new study shows half of americans plan to give a gi card this holiday. but only 27% of people actually want them. millennial numbers are even greater. 43% say they wanted an actual present. if you're making your list and checking it twice, the top gifts are out. you have a 3 to 5-year-old, pick up a singing princess. and a quad copter for children over the age of 9. i'm jamie yuccas in new york, that's your cbs moneywatch report. cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> denver arts weeks wraps up tomorrow, but there are still deals. the museum of contemporary art is offering admission for a penny. the museum has four exhibitions now, including a retrospective on k

live in centennial, jamie >>> jamie, thanks a lot. several cities had protestors on the streets last night, including los angeles. a lot of people got onto the freeway and blocked traffic. the protest started downtown, then moved to the 101. l.a. police and california highway patrol tried to get things under control. [ chanting ] >> in san diego, violence erupted in the gas lamp district as protestors clashed with each other and with police. trouble. more than a thousand protestors shut down market street as they marched from the financial district into the mission district. emotions ran high. many looked to vent their frustrations. cleave jones is a gay rights activist who worked with harvey milk in the '70s. >> it doesn't matter how old you are, what color you are, what gender you are, what gender you love, all of us are threatened by this and we need to come together and respect ea passing of candles and singing of songs. >>> the nation's capital now, people gathered outside trump's future home at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. some wav

and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you're not jamie foxx. i'm close enough, just like sprint. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh? yeah. oh. (sighs) don't get fooled by a cut rate network. verizon gives you tons of data without all the restrictions. get twenty gigs and four lines for only 160, with no surprise overages. good morning. time to give thanks for what we have out there. a lot of moisture around there. beneficial moisture. it is going to slow you down a little bit this morning. but really good. troy jordan, our weather watcher, south of bennet, has a tenth of an inch of water out of the storm system already. and we have oh, .04 in cold creek canyon from john. and if we go into western colorado, we have a ton of water out here. look at this. almost just under a half inch of water from 0.4. not too bad. >>> bus stop forecast, if you have to wait for that this morning, a little rain mixed with snow. about 39 degrees for the temperatures, so you may want to take an umbrella or a hat or a hoody or something like t

jamie dimon didn't tear up that check mr. paulson handed him. a lot of people still remember those things. you know, donald trump stood up -- maybe it wasn't pretty -- but he stood up because it takes a lot of breaking of eggs to make an omelet that's going to satisfy the appetite of the people who put him there. it isn't about if we can find kumbaya. it's about the best path. we're a consumption economy. tariffs, all the trade issue, it really isn't trying to penalize anybody. it's about getting the best deal. and if that is an uneven process and global investors get hurt, there is no better time to try to fix it than to be in the middle of one of the most consumer driven economies. an export economy couldn't do it. if it's broke, you've got to fix it. >> shorter santelli is, if trump thinks it's a good idea -- so his supporters trust him? >> reporter: right. but that trust is only going to take him so far. they're going to be watching he does, and i think we still are missing that. >> hey, can i ask kate a quick question? >> yes. >> kate, my s

jamie: you win by addition and not subtraction. but it is also reaching out to working-class people in rural america where we have lost over the past few years. and so, again, it's addition, not subtraction. i think donald trump is going to disappoint a lot of people who voted for him this time around, and we will be able to add those people in 2018. mark: thank you very much. john: next up, two strategists from each side, they come together on our set. stay tuned for that. ♪ ♪ john: welcome back. with us is liz smith. she is sad because boris epstein is not here. instead of boris epstein, we have stephen schmidt, the analyst for john mccain's presidential race. lady, gentlemen, good to see you. there is some dispute about how messed up the trunk transition is. lis: it's really messed up. he was a chaos candidate. i don't think people want a chaos president. nothing he has done so far has calmed anybody's fears about that. i don't think that much. with any transition, and you know this, you float a lot of trial balloons. it seems l

live in castle rock, jamie leary, cbs4 morning news. >>> jamie, thank you. another bit of breaking news. we ar baltimore bus crash and we now know six people are dead, after a school bus and a commuter bus collide. police say no children were on board the school bus at the time of the crash. but you can see the front of the school bus is crumpled. the driver's side of the commuter bus is riched open. debris is spilling out on the roadway there. there is no word yet on what caused this crash. >>> a terrible ending to a halloween celebration in children and one adult. it happened last night in the small town of chunky, about 80 miles east of jackson, mississippi. investigators say a vehicle rear-ended the trailer carrying people on a hay ride. even veteran police officers are shaken by this one. they used helicopters and ambulances to get people to hospitals. investigators say the people who died are all related. >>> just in, new voluntary as iraq's special forces enter mosul for the first time in more th troops started firing at isis militants early this morn

live from the eisenhower tunnel, jamie leary, cbs4 morning news. >> jamie leary, just looks like we're getting winter. thanks a lot. >>> this storm won't be like the one we saw this same date last year. drivers got stranded on i-25. crews have new tools this year. our shawn chitness live to explain no morning. yes, they do have a new tool that they are definitely excited about, hoping to get twice as much done with this new plow. take a look at it. it's the tow plow. they have 13 ready to go and work the roads across colorado. they'll get 10 more in the new year. we're told these can clear two lanes of traffic at the same time, allowing them to open up the roads sooner and can get the job done with less people. traditional plows. that's going to work the denver metro area and another 90 that will focus just on the i-70 mountain corridor. >> to us doing our job safely and effectively means getting moms and dads to and from work safely, children home from school, friends to community events, and goods that we all depend on delivered safely to their destination. >> reporter: so that phras

. >>> let's start with jamie, in the mountains at the eisenhower tunnel jamie? >> cbs 4 mobile weather app, i just pulled this up on the phone, showing it is 19 degrees here. the snow is coming down. and it feels like it is 19 degrees. i want to show you what the roads look like right now. there is a giant glare on th roadways. and that is definitely ice. we just lked to a gentleman working withc-dot this morning. and heaid it is slick. they actually have signage all over this area, warning to use slower speeds, and passenger vehicles this morning. and you got to make sure your tires are up to date. because it is slick out. as far as holiday travel is concerned, aaa is projecting 48.7 million people will travel more than 50 miles from their homes, so if that is you, you are going to want to probably take your time. i know a lot of people are saying that they are actually leaving early, if they're traveling on the roadways, because of the snow, and this is something that i know the ski resorts wish they got weeks ago. because vail, one. resorts that had to push b

jamie leer, cbs 4 news. >> and that looks great there and move on, jamie. thanks a lot. >>> federal investigators are at the scene of a deadly school tennessee and that driver is in custody and police believe he was driving too fast. >> reporter: a tow truck hauled away the wreckage of the school bus that flipped over o)[the side and wrapped around a tree killing one boy and four girls. >> three in the fourth grade. one in kindergarten. and g4one is in the first grade >> rt the bus told cbs news that the driver asked the students if they were ready to die. moments before the crash. >> my daughter said right before the bus flipped, that he was speeding around the curve. >> reporter: police arrested the bus driver, 24-year-old johnthany walker and charged him with five counts of vehicular homicide. ?shut the f up. , he??d4ltold >> reporter: for hours, emergency crews worked to remove kids from the mangled debris. >> the most unnatural thing in the world is for a parent to mourn the loss of a child. there are no words that can bring comfort to a moer or father

. >>> hollywood reacting to ,, ,, ,, i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. i-i'm... you're not jamie foxx. i'm close enough, just like sprint. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. ns of data without all the restrictions. get twenty gigs and four lines for only 160, with no surprise overages. >>> welcome back to the cbs4 news. it's time for weather and traffic on the fours. the sun is up if an hour and a half right now. 6:38 is our owe initial sunrise. we're looking elagis. 39 at dia. 25 in greeley. however, so it's quite chilly. look at lineman, 17. light winds, clear skies and maximum radiation fall cooling. wyoming is one of the coolest spots. first goes at 60. aspen, 61 for a high temperature later today. we'll see 70s up and down the front range. upper 60s to close to 70s on the eastern plains. it will be a warm day for november

. >> an interesting story involving jamie dimon. here is the state of play. we understand that transition officials in for president-elect trump continue to contact jamie dimon offering him at lift try to feel him out as job for treasury secretary, dimon at-this-point is telling them he is willing to help, but he feels she not suitable to take this job. if talk to trump advisors, they will tell you they believe in jamie dimon is keeping the door open just a smidge, that if president-elect trump calls him, and says jam jamie you are my man, he would take it. i would point out, an interesting thing about this, it is clear that donald trump would like the star power of jamie dimon in this administration, no doubt about that. i think he would love to have him in administration, there are key policy differences between the 2. about a month ago donald trump said he wanted a reimposition of a modern day glass-steagall, that separates the banks. i could tell you there is no more voiciv -- vociferous opponent to glass-steagall than jamie dimon. they would be at polar

>> that is such a -- >> jamie dimon? >> i want jamie dimon to do it. it would be amazing. i don't think he loss of donald trump either but i think they know jamy would be amazing in that role. >> donald says he doesn't respect him. >> i don't believe it. liz: representative jeb hensarling. what do you think? >> that's a good call. i'm definitely in the jamie dimon camp. >> donald trump through one of his surrogates doesn't respect him because jamie dimon turned him down. >> donald trump isn't getting together with anyone right now who said he didn't like him, mitt romney? >> donald trump likes the last guy who says hello to him. let's be real clear here, the chances, jamie dimon is more than a theoretical chance, if the president calls you and offers you a job, you likely take it, right? the likely one is steve mnuchin, the other is jeb hensarling. you want him in the head house finance committee to roll through the stuff, the tax cuts. >> i completely agree with him. liz: he wants the federal reserve to be obviously under a tighter rein here, hensarling and trump spoke ab

i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. you're not jamie foxx. i'm close enough, just like sprint. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh? yeah. oh. (sighs) don't get fooled by a cut rate network. verizon gives you tons of data without all the restrictions. get twenty gigs and four lines for only 160, with no surprise overages. >> right now, crews in new zealand are assessing the damage after a massive at 7.8 magnitude quake damaged buildings and cut off access to at least one region. residents along the coast were told to move to higher ground due to the threat of a potential tsunami. at least two people were killed but the death poll is expected to rise. >>> tonight, a sheriff's department in california is in mourning after a deputy was killed in the line of duty. it happened today in central cal

tom: jamie, what is going on? jamie: first, friday night football with jason king. jason: the merrimack football team gathered for their weekly pasta dinner tonight. the tomahawks are ready for a rematch with the bedford old dogs. >> i used to play at nashua high school south. go panthers. you're watching the night football. began the season and only 12 are still playing. it is semifinal weekend. we start our previews in division i. the two teams that many believed to be the best in the state, meet a week earlier than they should. bedford versus merrimack. they met in week one of the regular season. a bedford win. the program has been state championship in three of the last five years. in three different divisions. but still has not won one. aramark has not played for a state title since 1995 -- merrimack has not played for a state title since 1995. >> we will see a pretty aggressive defensive game. i guarantee it will be a good one. >> they are fast and physical. be. >> it is going to be crazy. it should be a good game. their offense is one of the best in the state

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tonight jamie dornan khlo? kardashian halloween challenge results this week in unnecessary censorship and music from kings of leon in nashville. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. i am jimmy. thanks for coming. we have so much to get to, but before we do, how about that baseball game last night. did you watch it? wow. you know, we had a big show last night. last night we had a new mean tweets. we did a live simulcast using a hologram from nashville. we have a major expensive show, and nobody watched it because they were watching the game. it was the most game in 25 years. the cubs won the world series for the first time since 1908. if there were any cubs fans still alive from the last time they won, they definitely died in the eighth inning. it was funny hearing all the reporters after the game saying things like the last time the cubs won the world series you couldn't listen to it on the radio because radio hadn't been invented yet, and the last time the cubs won the w

jamie dornan is here.s told me i don't mcare if you turn out, to be a great athlete or whatever but, you need to make sure you get your college degree. sometimes i call the house, just to hear her voice. (phone ringing) answering machine: hi, leave a message after the beep. (beep) hey mom, this is larry. i just want to let you know that uh, i fulfilled the promise that you held me to. love you. (beep) with another new flavor you never saw coming... grilled, glazed korean bbq shrimp. and try as much as you want of flavors like new parmesan peppercorn shrimp. just come in before it ends. you ready? by their second kid, every mom is an expert, and more likely to choose luvs than first time moms. live, learn, & get luvs. a 526 pound barrel of tennessee whiskey. these people can do everything else. ♪ this is lynchburg, tennessee. the home of jack daniel's. this is lynchburg, tennessee. it isn't just grandmas who are i lipassionate about turkey,k! so is subway. the all-white meat in our new, thick-cut autumn car

. >> jamie collins one of the best line backers in the league now a member of cleveland browns. sports director join us with why belichick made the move. >> dating back to off season patriots had four star players on defense they would need to take care of as free agents at the end of the season and they and traded jamie kol toynz cleveland leaving two in middle of the season where they're the favorite to win the super bowl. >> look we're 7-1. so there's always things we can do better believe me i've been a lot more frustrated than what the record is now. >> despite being on top of the league mid point of the season bill belichick is far from satisfied and showing his team he is serious. trade ago way pro bowl linebacker jamie collins to cleveland. >> it's always toug news like that with a teammate i played with and been in so many battles with. jamie is a great player for our team and i'm sure he'll be a great player for cleveland browns and i'm always sad when we lose a player i like and someone i respect like jamie. >> we did what we felt was best for the football team. we ha

jamie sullivan has an idea how it jamie: it's at a low pace. it's nothing like l.a. traffic. but i want to start with the slower areas. the tough stretch of the beltway is over 30 minutes. 95 northbound. this is in maryland. 38 minutes, which is not too bad between the capital beltway and the baltimore beltway and then in virginia, 95 heading south from the occoquan to triangle, 36 minutes. a live look right now at the american legion bridge. i mention 95 south. mobiletrak7 and he has been heading northbound on 95. richard: it was stop and go. it's better now. we are getting on the beltway. 4 5th north. we are zooming along springfield. while we talk about the traffic, let's explain why we are seeing so many people on the other than it's thanksgiving. let's line this up. the numbers from a.a.a. 1.1 million are traveling on the roads for the next couple of days. that is 91% of the people traveling. doing it by car. increels of 6%. either we like to be in traffic or we love our cars. i don't know. take a look and see what is the beltway will likely be more crowded. jamie: you a

. >>> thank you, jamie. police are expected to serve and protect. but a cbs4 investigation looks into one officer receiving complaints from at least three women for unwelcomed behavior. >>> up to 10 inches of snow on the way for most of the ski areas throughout the colorado high country. here in denver, clouds and cold air, but no precipitation yet. we'll talk about the timing of this straight ahead. >>> that means dry roads this seeing a few more cars as well, we'll break down speeds coming up. >>> let's start with the weather alert. we are expecting cold. we are expecting possible snow to start in the mountains. and maybe creep into the metro area. >> we can already feel it a little bit this morning. 33degrees out. our jamie leary treked up to the mountains in the mobile weather lab and she is joining us live from the eisenhower tunnel. okay, jamie, what are conditions like? >> reporter: i think you had to send me to spots here. it's freezing and we have snow making machines making snow now here at loveland. they've got a lot of work to do if they

jamie staton standing by with sports. james: on friday, the day after >> now, jamie staton and news nine sports. jamie: flooding great black friday exports. for crime basketball. both the bruins and the monarchs were home tonight. playing the calgary flames. looks like boston ties it up 1-1. chad johnson goes down behind the net. but on further review, the goalie was caused to go down. the referee says no goal. david pasternak scores again. 70 seconds later, alex with the game-winner. calgary wins, 2-1. 20 5% of the way through the season, the bruins are not a playoff tame -- team. to the monarchs who skated at home with a good florida everglades team. brendan o'donnell. it 3-0, florida. the monarchs -- all of the. cannot find the net. justin did score for manchester but florida wins, four-went. the monarchs are winless this season. they played in l my rent tomorrow and sunday. talking hockey, a big one for unh and the coach tomorrow night will play at madison square gardens against cornell. >> it is exciting for the play

i am always sad when we lose a player that i like.and someone i respect like jamie. it is a tough day for part of the nfl and part of this business. >> nice words from jamie. check out the espn analyst that is solid work right now taking it to the bank. a big night for jordan 13-0 in the second quarter. vashon jackson he got a wake-up call, this stack for six in the third. that puts the bears up 20-3. the bears beat the minnesota vikings tonight for the personally one once all here. the vikings started 5-0 they have now lost two inappropriate that is typical minnesota pattern. how many times have we seen the vikings always 5-0. no one can believe it. now they believe it. >> mark: be of something going on tomorrow night? how about 66 degrees in cleveland but we wish you could happen every year in november in cleveland. we don't see that very often. as far as her 70 forecast you see what is happening for print days, that warmer air moves toward has been by thursday the rain is in the showers will be coming, not coming in the early hours of thursday but you will see tha

jamie: i don't know that it's one person's fault.has been simmering for a long time because our state parties have not the love and the support that they desperately need it. the frontline of having a strong party is the grassroots level. that is state parties. we have to invest in state parties. in south carolina, the only way we break through is if we have a national partner that can help us and provide the resources and the talent they have in washington dc. we have the muscle down here in south carolina. you have to have that partnership. john: a large part of the electorate, the part that was sanders, they think the dnc was corrupt in this last cycle and rigged the process to give hillary clinton the nomination. do you agree with that? was a lothink there of long-time relationships with the clinton administration and they were probably too close. i had a friendly relationship with a lot of people in the clinton campaign. i also had a lot of friends on the bernie sanders campaign, some of my staff was there. we have to make peopl

jamie sullivan? this is loudon county. jamie: skytrak7 overhead. step out so you can see. this is some activity. you can see slowing traffic. that is going to be on the westbound stretch of the road. talk about what we have going on. closure in place. this is a fatal accident. if you live in leesburg or loudon county it may affect you. eastbound route 7 blocked off at route nine. the solid red line of slowing. traffic diverted to dry mill road. westbound is not affected but we will keep you updated to let you know how slow it will get. that is a look at traffic. stay with abc7 for updates throughout the evening. when news breaks you are away from the tv don't miss out. head to wjla.com/text to subscribe to text alerts. you will get updates to the phone from the news desk. alison: a disturbing crime in stafford county. a woman sexually assaulted on the side of kings highway after her car and the suspect's car collided. we showed you the sketch on abc7 at that suspect is still on the loose. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg at the "live desk" with new developments

i am jamie leary , cbs 4 morning news. >>> good morning. the temperatures would not be so bad if it wasn't for the wind. in many areas, especially the higher you go. there is also a jackknife is jackknifed semi truck causing delays -- a jackknifed semi truck causing delays.>>> a fire -- a fire burned a family home may have had to find another place to got the calls from neighbors. actually multiple reports of smoke and flames from the house. >> reporter: the family got out safely before firefighters arrived on scene.>> it was a double wide trailer that was completely engulfed.>> reporter: the family was too shaken up to talk on camera, but they told cbs 4 that they believe the fire started on -- porch. luckily nobody was hurt and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. andrea flores , cbs 4 news -- cbs 4 morning news. >>> donald trump tweeted that he won the popular vote if you delete the millions of illegal votes. trump had no data to back the claims. he criticized the answered -- effort in wisconsin.>> reporter: president. ele

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