. >> jeff co. sheriff's tweeting out our thoughts and prayers are with you hashtag thin blue line. >> and our hearts go out as we hear news of the trooper that has been struck and killed. we will have more about this story tonight who have complete update for the latest information and we will keep you updated after of the denied at www.kdvr.com and on our fox 31 use up. >>> remember drinking behind the wheel this holiday weekend. a dui driver was passed out behind the wheel and stopped well facing southbound in the northbound lane. there was also a beer the results a beer and a cup holder. dui enforcement runs through monday, prices long twice as long as last year. law-enforcement agencies while enforcement agencies across the state of participating in it. last year they made 283 new paragraph an arrest in the the same time. >>> family and friends of a person who died in a crash compared to hurt by a drunk driver going the wrong way on the interstate. tonight hundreds of people gathered at the win

what started at jeff co schools has spread to denver schools, and it's now offered in schools statewide, so far 4,000 teenagers have taken advantage of outside therapy, second wind says this shows how great the need. high school's a very difficult period. it's inherently difficult to be there because you really just don't know who you are yet, it is something that is so often icult to talk about, i mean, people wanna talk about, you know, the sunshine, the flowers, the happy things in life, and when it comes down to it, life isn't always happy. but there is hope and help. it can get better, that's what second wind is all about. you know i guess that's why i wanna do this, what i do with second wind, is i just don't want other people to go through this, it's just, you know, there's a hole in my heart forever. it's so important to give our young people hope for the future. and a program in aurora is doing just that, our alan gionet challenges possible are getting the support they need. in snowy idaho springs at christmastime, a girl's story long covered up is coming out, of how the pain o

. >> thank you jeff. co memory matters there's now a new excuse for most men on why some tend to forget about their ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your heart doctor about entresto?. and help make the gift >> chris: a new research is out on how long you should st

in powelton, jeff cher co channel 6. >>> several firefighters and families rallied for a fourth straight day. protesting the temporary closure of the engine company to save overtime money. firefighters say closing down stations puts their safety and the safety of the public in jeopardy because they're forced to do more with less. the shutdown comes two months after two wilmington firefighters lost their lives battling a row home fire. >>> it is 7:09. santa made an early visit to children who we know have been really nice this year. he made a stop at the ronald mcdonald house here in camden to get out early christmas gifts and to hear what else those kids may want. ronald mcdonald house provides a home away from home for families of seriously ill children being treated at a local hospital. >>> this celebration marked the 55th anniversary of st. mary's school in schennville montgomery county. the school were invited to a gay la dinner in the parish home. it was purchased from a creamery back in 1923. through the efforts of 25 families it was built if 1961. >>> coming next, we will introduc

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we don't want someone who is going to co-opt him. with jeff sessions, mitt romney will be calm seas especially with other big personalities in other departments. charles: wouldn't mitt be the poster boy for globalism. a middle america has rejected as much as anything else november 8? >> yes. if he is mitt romney as donald trump's secretary of state, fantastic. he's taking orders from the top guy. if he's mitt romney the guy who wants to be president and is pushing his own agenda, that's horrifying. the one person i love to see is tulsi gabbard. i hope trump considers her. charles: according to this wall street article it might be nikki haley and mattis is being considered to be secretary of defense. next, trump takes to youtube to lay out his vision for the economy in the first 100 days. the head of judicial watch said he thinks trump should lay off hillary clinton or go full throttle with a prosecution. charles: donald trump taking to youtube to outline his economic policy plans the first 100 days in office. he lists several actions they will

jeff mason is the white house reporter for reuters. anna palmer is the co-author of the popular playbook pick sheets. repeatedlyrump has said that the system is rigged. calling into question the integrity of our elections in general. do you believe that he is sewing jeanette concerns about whether to havetions are going the right results at the end of the day? >> thank you. it is nice to be here. i would have to say about the question of rigging the election that even the question is is noctive. there evidence that there is a massive conspiracy to overturn or even change u.s. election results. the results of this claim has in thessive distrust system in connecticut and elsewhere i am having reports of hundreds of people calling in and saying how are you counting my vote, are there illegal aliens voting? the problem is that the claim is vague. when you say rigged the election, i'm not sure what he meant but it plays into the fear that people have that their vote will not be counted. just the claim alone is destructive and the fact is that overstated would be

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jeff: kaine speaking to the member of the virginia chamber of co clinton would not have picked him as a running mate if he had not been from virginia. one of the few swing states where polls correctly predicted a comfortable clinton win. >> i'm very proud that she made history and won virginia handily and won the popular vote. but obviously disappointed in the outcome. >> kaine says stated positions for trump on immigration and foreign policy give democrats a renewed sense of vigilance. >> we are not prejudging the administration takes. there will be areas where we will need to apply a little bit of an emergency break to not ten -- emergency brake to the potential bad directions. >> the other senator mark warner says the party needs to pay close attention to the message of the election. >> you had trump who railed against the democrats and against the republicans, against big business, against the media. i think everybody in the so-called establishment needs to take a lo the american people were saying. jeff: today senator warner was elect's vice chair of the senate intelligence commi

trevor who's had limited opportunities and jeff janis for the go ahead in the wake of the win over nebraska, badgers linebacker ryan connelly's been named big ten co-defensive player of the week. the november stretch kicks off saturday at get coach paul chryst to believe that the tough schedule gets any easier! "you gotta try to ignore all the outside noise because none of it matters. and we know that this is a tough stretch ahead of us. and each week is a different challenge and that's what's kind of cool about a season." week 3 of the h.s. playoffs for the blitz... we have 3 elite 8 match-ups for you to vote for game of the at franklin, whitefish bay visiting homestead. just head to fox6now.com slash sports to vote. the balloting ends thursday night at 10. greg gard's badgers basketball team is ranked 9th in the first associated press poll. this is the 6th straight year they've opened in the top 25. duke's number one. of course, the cubs stayed alive with a win over the indians in game 5 of the world series. game 6 tomorrow night in cleveland and on fox. krisr 7 series-3 games to 2--and they still believe! "why not us? that's kind of our, you kn

co cabinet members as hi golf club in new jersey. president elect announced he is officially nominating senator jeff sessions to be attorney general. representative mike as cia director. retired army lieutenant general michael tphreupb. picked as national security advisor. trump agreed to pay 25 this will million dollars to settle three lawsuits. against trump university. >> cleveland are warning police warning people to to be on aall alert. after multiple carjackings last night. more on this. big numbers here. >> nine last night. at least 18 carjackings in the past month alone. to west 152nd. >> . twenty-seven year-old. says a masked gunman opened her front door. >> all black. with gloves on. pulls a gun out and tells me to get out of my car. so. i'm like okay please don't shoot. and as i'm getting out he snatches my phone. >> many this mother of five. lives in cleveland. >> i remember the black gloves. and i looked him dead in the eyes. >> she says the suspect took off. in her white car. with her kids car seats inside. >> everything. our whole life. down to my kids social security card. they're gone. i don't know if they're going

i now yield to my co-anchor, congressman hakeem jeffries. mr. jeff reese: thank you. i want to thank my distinguished colleague and good friend from the third congressional district, the always elegant and eloquent and fervescent and erue diet anchor of the c.b.c. specialed orer who has made us all proud in the manner in which she has conducted herself on behalf of the people she represents as well as the entire con gregsal black caucus and of course the class of 2012. mr. jeffries: once again it's my honor and privilege to stand on the house floor and participate in the congressional black caucus' special order hour where for 60 minutes, we have an opportunity to speak directly to the american people about issues of great significance. and i can think of no more profound moment by which we need to address the people throughout this country who we are privileged to represent and in the aftermath of the most recent election. i think it's important first to reflect upon the fact that in this country we already have made significant progress over the last eight years. a

let me bring in jeff zeleny, he's back here in washington, our senior washington correspondent, sally kohn, a cnn political commentator and columnist for the daily beast and bill burton is co-founder of priorities usa super pac served as deputy press secretary during obama's first term. welcome to all of you, jeff zeleny, let me turn to you, we have heard bits and pieces from the clinton's camp on how the heck it happened, the loss. what are they doing? >> they're having conference calls with top donors and supportsers. i'm told by a couple people on that call that john podesta, the campaign chairman, is still saying that the decision at the 11th hour by james comey to sort of reincert this fbi e-mail controversy into the campaign contributed. he says the hostile media coverage she received contributed to the defeat. but talking to other democrats, they believe one thing is missing from this list and this is hillary clinton herself. so the campaign is trying to slow down the finger pointing but that is what is going to happen as the democrats fall into this new order here of being more decimated than they ever have been, at least in generations. >> i want sally and bill to

co-host keltie knight. >> we are ready. >> the lots of performances and floats and it's the thanksgiving parade only on cbs. make sure you check us out at >> jeff: previously on "survivor," there are three idols in play, held by adam, david and jay. >> it's between me and you. >> jeff: after the merge, chris, bret and sunday saw jessica as the biggest threat. >> i'm worried about jess. >> jeff: but the majority had already made their decision. the votes between taylor and jay. >> this is the last meal. >> jeff: with little hope left, taylor revealed adam's secret. >> adam has an advantage in this game. >> jeff: but the tribe couldn't forgive him for stealing food. >> you ate it? >> me and jay ate it because we thought you were voting us out. >> jeff: sending him to the jury. taylor, the prescribe has spoken. 11 are left, who will be voted

jeff sign. >> what led you to run for congress and be elected two years ago? first of all, thank you for co-college allowing guests to have it here on the campus. -- my father came back from world war ii and worked for a packing company. my parents were never jealous of people that have money. we would drive by grand avenue .n sundays my parents would never say let's take money from those people are they had an unfair advantage. they would always say if you work hard and get a good education, you might be able to live there someday as well and it never forgot those words. i got a degree in finance. work on my version of the american dream and that is what this is about. the american dream. i've lived the american dream. i started a business that employs 325 people. if we have more people that paychecks,front of it would be a smaller and more efficient government. the reason i ran is because i think the american dream is getting to be a distant memory. hope of a better tomorrow i think we are losing americans us uniquely and the greatest country on the face of the planet. >> thank you. the r

co salt. if you recognize him call crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. >>> somebody forgot to tell harry reid to play nice. he threw some pretty big punches that still has washington talking. jeff gillan has more. >> good evening. reid held a press event outside his office at the capitol. we were hoping to get more red meat about donald trump. but senator reid had other ideas. >> i'm going to give a speech tomorrow, and i'll talk about what took place last tuesday. >> but it was the prospect of more fireworks on monday that brought the press to his doorstep. president-elect an olive branch. not him. he landed a left hook. if this is going to be a time of healing, we must put the responsibility of healing where it belongs, at the feet of donald trump, a sexual predator who lost the popular vote and fueled his campaign with bigotry and hate. ouch. three days later, local conservatives are still steaming at his broadside. >> it's life and local now, all across the state of nevada and >> harry reid's comments were -- were reprehensible. it's irrelevant. >> reporter: he wasn't irrelevant. >> my name is jackie rosen. >> catherine cortez masto. >> reporter: reid appearing in washingto

co-conspirators. shawn eckardt served 14 months in prison for carrying out the attack. harding's ex-husband jeff gillooly was also convicted in the scheme. hardg time to time from reality t-v to a book and a boxing career serving as a reminder of one of the more bizarre chapters, not only in skating but in all of sports. as we continue our look back on the stories that made the 1990's, we look back on when the king of pop married the princess of graceland. plus, the t-v show that left us with a california zip code memory. memory. this is "through the decades." he was arguable the biggest pop star on the planet. she was the daughter of rock royalty and in 1994, the king of pop, presley got married in a private ceremony. they seemed an unlikely pair and their nearly two year marriage seemed to play out entirely in the tabloid headlines. "please welcome mr. and mrs. michael jackson." "i'm very happy to be here and just think nobody thought this would last." just think nobody thought this would last." and it wouldn't last not for long anyway. on may 26, 1994, micel jackson, the self-proclaimed king

co-author la. >> i'm tiffany and charles and my name is elizabeth i'm jeff i'm bruce hi, i'm karin a full-time studentdressed city college i've been a pole working for 10 years. >> for 13 years your 10 or the 9 or 10 years. >> those poll workers and thousands are an essential part of election day 31 they provide the safeguarding of democratic processed there's a feeling in the poll place you're a feeling of something that has a special place in the world the democratic process in the united states is model to the rest of the world. >> it's a relay sequence e sense you're part of that history and being able to keep that going and it is really does feel good. >> i feel overhead this is a great civil dude and get a different idea. >> in my residential area i dale feel i'm transbay joint powers authority to the community as a wloel in the communi community. >> so san francisco poll workers have a service based mission the first to protect the voter rights we make sure they understand the rights on the ballot and the right to an essential polling place and many languages around english. >> it's like someon

jeff sessions from alabama. michele flournoy is joining me, served as under secretary of defense for policy under president obama from 2009 to 2012 and coounder and c.e.o. for the center for new american security. i am pleased to have her on this program. thank you for joining us on this friday afternoon. >> charlie, it's good to be with you. >> rose: what do we make of these appointments in the national security field? >> well, it's an interesting collection that's coming together. in mike flynn, you have someone who was a very creative and brilliant intelligence officer, one serving in afghanistan, but more recently he said a number of things that i think many people in the main stream of foreign policy and defense have found somewhat concerning or disturbing. i think in mike pompeo you have a very bright guy, top of class at west point, harvard law review, someone who was a very serious member of the house intelligence committee, clearly very qualified person, who again, i think, will bring a lot of professionalism to the c.i.a., but again has had his moments where, for example, in the benghazi investigation where i think he sort of

in 2010, he was one of the ones who co-sponsored a bill to restructure the criminalization acts of america. so if you're a democrat and you lean left, i think that jeffons is probably a pretty good bet for you. >> you have to look at his record. dana, thanks for coming in. we'll see you on "the five" in just a couple hours. >>> well the school district at center of a deadly bus crash in tennessee says it warned the company that operates it's buses about that driver. the driver, jonathan walker was arrested and charged counts of vehicular homicide after a crash that killed six children in chattanooga and injured more than two dozen. police say he was speeding and lost control on a winding road that was not his usual route. the school district says it had gotten several complaints about walker's dangerous driving and behavior and twice told the bus company. >>> we're new details about a california mother allegedly abducted and tortured before being dumped on the side of a highway. what police are now revealing. >>> and thieves pull a daring smash and grab at a gun store. what investigators say they got away with. i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd li

seeking policy guidance from the state department or permitting press co thursday with south carolina governor nikki haley and senator jeff sessions. vice president-elect mike pence meanwhile making the rounds on capitol hill, taking a selfie with his own colleagues, the house republicans. >> we're going to move an agenda, rebuild our military, revive our economy. and in a word, make america great again. >> reporter: and reaching out to democratic leader nancy pelosi, who's now facing a challenge trump carried. democrats now trying to reclaim white working class voters. >> i think if mr. trump is serious about developing policies for working families, if he's serious about raising the minimum wage, i will work with him on that. >> and nbc correspondent -- white house correspondent kristen welker now reporting that kansas -- pompeo. >> andrea mitchell, thank you very much. >>> president obama heads to lima, peru today for a meeting of asia pacific leaders. it will be his last international summit before he leaves office on january 20th. earlier this morning the president was in berlin for what's expected to be his final me

co >>> i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. breaking news this story. president-elect donald trump making big announcements, key national security posts for his administration. alabama senator jeffattorney general. he was the first sitting senator to endorse donald trump, long-time supporter and adviser throughout the campaign. congressman mike pompeo nominated for cia director. he sits on the house intelligence committee. and for national security adviser, donald trump has chosen retired three star general michael flynn. flynn has been advising trump from early on in the campaign. >> all three have accepted. at least two, flynn and sessions, bring with them some questions and controversies which we will

jeff bobby flay, who was kind enough to join us on our "today's turkey trot." >> it was a lot of fun. maybe with some other holidays. >> i was thinking when we have a co-host as a chef, i would imagine we'd have a big spread of food brought out to us. >> we've got some food. >> sorry. you always get disappointed. >> no. >> tamron -- >> i beat bobby flay. >> yes, you did. handily. >> what about the show? >> you have a slice of cake here but you didn't make it. >> this was from the last hour. pastry. it's got -- >> its pea's pumpkin puree choc chip cake sandwiched around a pecan pie. >> it's a new trend. what's it called? >> pike. >> pie-cake thing. >> sugar rush. >> if you could have cake in a pie what kind of cake would you merge with what kind of pie? >> cake and pie. cream pie. >> i didn't see that coming. >> that's because it is healthy. it is fruit. >> of course. i'd go with a caramel cake with an apple pie. >> you know, that's really good. i like that. >> key lime pie would be my pie. and then my cake would just be vanilla cake. is that too boring? >> page and give us your combo. your cake-pie combo. so #pike. okay? #pike. >> what about key lime

jeff clark is here with a few safety reminders. according to metro- last year we had 2430 victims, we are currently approaching 2900. 1) metro did a child safe and co sleep psa with you guys earlier this year, as of today we have responded on 23 419 children related to co-sleep or unsafe sleep environment. 2) responded on 3 child suicides by unsecured firearms parents. 3) responded on 3 accidental shootings of children of unsecure firearms. 4) received child protective service reports of children discussing having access to firearms located unsecured in their homes and vehicles owned by parents. (we encourage parents to take all precautions to keep firearms secure and out of the hands of children) 5) responded to 3 child drowning's. 6) responded year to date on 10 child homicides in which the child suffered some type of abuse. (we would encourage anyone with information related to a child being neglected, abused or endangered to contact the police or if they want to remain anonymous, please call crime stoppers), we often get calls after the event from family, friends and citizens wishing they had contacted the police. and if you'd like to to facebo

co >>> i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. breaking news this story. president-elect donald trump making big announcements, key national security posts for his administration. alabama senator jeff sessions nominated for attorney general. he was the first sitting senator to endorse donald trump, long-time supporter and adviser throughout the campaign. congressman mike pompeo nominated for cia director. he sits on the house intelligence committee. and for national security adviser, donald trump has chosen retired three star general michael flynn. flynn has been advising trump from early on in the campaign. >> all three have accepted. at least two, flynn and sessions, bring with them some questions and controversies which we will discuss. then there are the jobs still to fill. on that front, could there be a major surprise brewing? president-elect trump plans to meet this weekend with mitt romney. the same mitt romney who called trump a fraud and a phony. it's possible we are told that the two men will at least discuss, discuss the possibility of romney serving as secretary of state. a lot to cover this morning. let's begin with cnn's sunlen serfaty outside trump tower. >> reporte

co-workers. >> i've known -- i've worked with these people five, six years. most of them i don't even know. >> jeff kline, megan willky, candice there, kinds of dark, so trying to see everybody. >> chris is in the really bright green. >> put it back on steve? >> i just want to say that so nice, been going through everyone this morning, and thanking everyone, but we want to thank you, because i promise you, i love your stories. i love whenever he's out there, doing the great job that he does, you make this show. it is a pleasure to work with you. >> alex, walter cronkite used to do this, the wednesday evening before thanksgiving every year. he used to thank all the the science people. i couldn't believe how many people it took to put on newscast from around the world, before cbs cut back, before i got back in the business, i remember thinking that's kind of coolest's doing, that so stealing from uncle water -- walter one of the greats of broadcast news. >> so steve thanking all of us, all of his co-workers today. >> yes. >> that's nice. >> even giving credit where it is due. so thank you, steve. whe

that would in tern require more enforcement by the p cos so with that i will turn it back over to sara. >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> thank you jeff. so these two pieces taken together are really pointing to us breaking new ground and we're feeling very positive about the results of our efforts to regulate commuter shuttles operating on san francisco sheets. both of these studies also provide us with very good information for this program as we look to its future. as follow up it's my understanding that supervisor wiener today at the board of supervisors is asking for a hearing on this same topic coming forward at the land use and transportation committee where we would present these same results, so with that i would wrap up. i am -- i am happy to take your questions and discuss what was a lot of information shown. >> thank you. we will hear from the public and then come back. ms. boomer do we have members of the public? >> yes we do. [calling speaker names] those are the first three speakers. >> thank you. >> i am bob planthold. these reports show incompleteness and inconsistencies that you need to note, but especially the muni

officer, jeff dewitt, economics adviseer, pete navarro, also with me, steve forbes, former reagan white house political director ed rollins and the director of the fox news decision desk and "the five" cot, kimberly guilfoyle joins us. a busy night as we head into this election and the tempo is picking up. wikileaks releasing its 31st batch of e-mails from the clinton campaign. among the more damaging ones, an e-mail in which clinton aide jen palmieri makes the case that hillary should not do a video defending the clinton foundation, and here is what she wrote about why. quote: there aren't great answers, and in many cases not her place to answer them. palmieri then goes on to give suggestions as to how clinton should respond to accusations of pay to play. she says clinton should say such allegations are fool bish and that she would never -- foolish and that she would never do that. palmieri said, quote: at least this way she will have taken off the table any notion that there was a quid pro quo, even if some donors may have had bad intentions. that construction not working out quite the way she envisioned. and there's an e-mail on clinton's temperament as well. the candidate about to

you for your co-sponsorship and indulging me on this long session and want to thank most of all jeremy polack in my office for did years of work on the ordinance and also want to thank jeff who is with the bay area that uncovered the properties that are actually lease to chevron his work helps us to make sure we can transition them to our renewable future i also want to thank john updyke for working with the department of real estate and jason fried, executive officer. the director of local agency formation commission and the public works and we voted on this colleague i appreciate coming together we voted unanimously last week and hope to have 11 votes of support thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor avalos supervisor kim. >> i wanted to take the opportunity to thank madam chair rosales and his office for their work on the ordinance that was introduced initially i thought that was more importantly i didn't think that would take a level of significance but when we vote on this the national election results this ordinance and other initiatives we're talking about on the board are now more important than ever and the san francisco ethics commission should take a str

senator jeff sessions, who's on the short list for several cabinet positions, including secretary of defense, as is retired lieutenant general keith kellogg. paypal coalong with donald trump jr. and trump's ex-wife marla maples. tommy hilfiger was spotted in the building, although he does have an office there. now, speculation runs rampant. mr. trump weighed in last night on twitter to respond to reports of infighting among his transition team and to make it che clear he's in charge, writing, very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet and many other positions. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. mike pence is quickly having an impact on this transition effort. throughout the campaign, we heard mr. trump promise to drain the swamp. last night we learned his transition team is now removing all lobbyists from that transition effort. >> thank you very much, garrett. he says right now that's the only people there, lobbyists. they know their way around. he obviously changed his mind. has a lot to do with mike pence taking over. he said, guys, you're out of here. there's also rums that anybody associated with chris christie w

co-host of wrote a week gary kaminsky here great show good morning. >> good morning. >> good to is he you breaking news right now we have jeff suggestions being offeredttorney general role in a trump administration, morgan your take on this. >> i think really smart a good pick he was loyal to president trump since the very beginning, so the question for me who gets the -- everybody talking about attorney general flynn has been is reportedly reported chosen for national security advisor another smart choice, the secretary of state position, two cream of the crop i think simply to secretary of state i expect trump to pick somebody out of the bio. >> we are talking about this with the president obama former chief of staff bill daley with us and stuart varney weighing in, momentarily where i in art laffer economic advisor under president reagan thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> your thoughts on this jeff sessions being on the other hand attorney general. >> i think jeff sessions is great will make a great attorney general and a very stable solid guy, and i couldn't be happier. maria: he has got that team in place, that stayed by him, throughout the