true-p as soon as election results started coming in... ( jeff cook / jeff cook real estate ) "i mean, every minute we probably had five to ten like, overnight. isn't that crazy?" it was an out of a box idea -- offering to help people sell their homes and move to canada -- now ( jeff cook / jeff cook real ten p-m and seven a-m from all over the country and here at home. on wednesday, staff members returned calls one by one. ( jeff cook / jeff cook real estate ) "what they're wanting to do, in case this real estate market were to crash, how much would they be able to sell their house for? all of a sudden, there's a lot of people that are wanting us to help he says their agents have already scheduled appointments. unexpected considering all ten billboards have been taken down. "we realized, even though it they're just scared of what the future is going to hold." a clever marketing idea, sold. and.. that was caroline balchunas reporting.... the faces of clinton supporters leave behind shock and sadness... jeanne moos reports the faces of the concession... also... the biggest cake for the

>> jeff cooke says his office got 400 phone calls when the election results came in and early yesterday morning. >> we realize that, you know, even though it was a joke and just to get attention we found out very quickly there's a lot of people that are very, very serious about wanting to sell their home because they're scared of what the future is going to hold. >> cooke help applying for legal status which his office doesn't do. >>> all right. well we have got a gorgeous day on tap fsm you're going to be hitting the roads early this morning no rain to slow you down am nice comfortable cool start with most of the temperatures around tampa bay in the low to mid-60s. and through the afternoon, no rain. again, it's going to be nice lower humidity too. pretty fantastic weather all around. i'll let you know how long this is going to last coming up in the seven-day forecast. dan? >> thanks. 10 minutes after 5:00. a courtroom brawl caught on camera. they had to wrestle a plan to the floor. he walked in and starting making demands. >> and they're here. when you stop by starbucks the new holida

. >> for jeff, cooking is about >> and so is the competition except, that gets out there are always more important than the judges. i look at it as a competition every day in the restaurant i am in. >> that siu, he has his eye on a $100,000 prize. deborah takahara, fox and one new. >> after gilda was turning tonight -- chicago cubs in their fans celebrating the world series win. >> have been waiting for such a long time. [ inaudible ] stance warming downtown chicago. this is the first championship for the cup since 1908. the victory parade made its way from wrigley field to grant park for a rally there. they even die the river blue. >> they even died at the river we it's greater week. toronto is greater week. how amped is your teen percent and i? >> i just got the field of them had told them, i don't think emotions will be a problem at all. we're really trying to stay historically, it's been one of the best rivalries in football. [ inaudible ] environment wife, it should be a fun one. environmental wife, it should be a fun one. is really -- they will be in an environment that they've nev

. >> for jeff, cooking is about more than just trying to impress the judges. except, that gets out there are always more important than the judges. i look at it as a competition every day in the restaurant i am in. >> that siu, he has his eye on a $100,000 prize. deborah takahara, fox and one new. >> after gilda was turning tonight -- chicago cubs in their fans celebrating the world series win. >> have been waiting for such a long time. stance warming downtown chicago. this is the first championship for the cup since 1908. the victory parade made its way from wrigley field to grant park for a rally there. they even die the river blue. when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a former teacher who's fought for equal pay for equal work. daniel kagan championed property tax rebates to help seniors afford their utility bills. jenise may worked to cut taxes for 30,000 small businesses. and tom sullivan is a veteran who believes in an open and transparent governm

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calls began pouring in to jeff cook's real estate office late tuesday night all because of one billboard. yes, mr. trump and hillary clinton with the words moving to canada. we can sell your home. cook's office received 380 calls by wednesdaymorning. >> we realized that even though it was sort of a joke and just to get attention in the beginning, we found out a lot of people are very serious about want to go sell because they're scared of what the future will hold. >> cook says some people also wanted to know if his office could help him with their immigration pain her work. the answer on that was no of course. he's a realtor, not immigration. >>> well, for the 7th straight year, abc 7 is teaming up with its partners in a program designed to save lives. >> r >> air rec theric thomas shows u can benefit. >> reporter: we team up to spread the word about the need if smoke alarms. >> nearly half of the nation's fire deaths occur in the 4% of homes that do not the super a smoke detector. >> reporter: another partner donates 3,000 smoke alarms to operation 7 save a life each year. but this yea

. >> which sort of makes me whonder what they would do if the gets elected president, a jeff bezos, tim cookwho trump has gone after by company name. do they suck it up and work with whoever is president? what's that. >> rick: relationship looks like? >> it depends on how he behaves. in public comments and behavior he's always been very vengeful. the idea is hit back harder pap lot of ceos have come out and said you know what, he's not the right leader for the country. would not be surprising to see him actually attack them personally for it and their companies to punish them for it. if so, the stock market is going to go down a lot more because that is not an environment conducive to business, not pro business in any way. >> he's gone after amazon, apple, google to the extent the questions about whether searches for hillary clinton were churning out the right sorts of things. to what extent do you feel like the executive branch has the power to specifically harm individual companies versus craft larger policies? and how does that affect the republican party overall if we have a trump presid

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here we can do able to stuff the bird...no worries there...the poultry mate cooks the stuffing right along with the turkey. 3 jeff says, "there's no reason to brine or baste the meat is more succulent even more time than even a bag will save you ."take a look at the juiciness we experienced as the bickley's demostrated to us whattheir invention can do....just in time for thanksgiving. oh and by the way....you can stick it in the dishwasher to get it cleaned...or soap and water >>> anyone who is passing through your they will be able to move didn't have to stop pretty traffic signals.>> reporter: the one of bill wrote open before holiday shopping season. on wednesday everyone involved in sheriff joe arpaio's contempt of court case will meet for a status conference at the federal courthouse. he could face fines or jail time for discussing the judge who told him to stop immigration patrols. >> thursday maybe thangi dinner, staff at stores will be preparing to open the outlet at anthem open it 8:00 p.m. and offer midnight madness shoppers major discount. arizona mills in the phoenix premium outlets open even earlier

cook who is bringing a taste of home, to the the war zone. the news is back in the morning, guys, we will see new ten minutes. >> we will be watching. >> very good, jeffanks very much. >>> if you are having trouble getting that thanks giving turkey cooked to perfection, there is help. >> for decade, cacia's bakery in south philadelphia has been helping families prepare the perfect bird. pat gallen is live at one of the busiest places in town this morning, hi there, pat. >> reporter: it is jammed down here in south philadelphia. it is quarter of 7:00, they have been lining up since before 6:00 o'clock. really started around 5:00 a.m. where the line began to get their turkies in here. if you think bit, what a beautiful eye tea. here at cacia's bakery in south philadelphia they will take your turkey, it takes four to five hours. i'll tell what you we have talk to a few people a lot of people coming from south philadelphia, people coming from the suburbs. it is becoming like a family atmosphere around here. >> funny story, i was at the gym working out. i was stressing about not having enough time and talking about the process, and the whole menu was worki

jeff. >> thanks. you as well. >> are you going to do any cooking? >> i am not. cooking on crutches, that would be extremely difficult. i'm the most bachelor dude. >> there is one thing you can make well. what is it? >> breakfast. i make a mean omlette. >> omlette? >> that isn't really cooking. >> that takes skill. you're talented. >> what about you? are you seeing family? >> i'm going to be with a massive group of family. it's gonna be like all family >> nice. >> yeah. >> going crazy? >> i try to do little meals like all throughout the day and ending with pie and then i have to have pie twice. you got to have pie twice. you know. it's all about the pie twice. >> you can laser it off the next day, right? >> i keep my weight off walking my dogs. walking my dogs is what i do. >> great to have you guys here in studio with us today on the day before thanksgiving. >> absolutely. yeah. and the golden knights, hearing -- >> the golden knights. >> they're here. i loved hearing the neil sackmary story and validating the name with being strong. so can't wait to see it. it'

jeff. >>> up next, the push to create a roadside sobriety test. now that pot is legal. don't want the stress of cooking thankggiving dinner? we can help. we've compiled a >>> happening now. don't want the stress of cooking on thanksgiving? we can help. we compiled a list of all local restaurants open. you can find it on our home page and on our twitter feed, steph curry makes a difference, spending his day off with a boy battling leukemia. we're back in a moment. so how much is too much? now that recreational marijuana use is legal, state >>> so how much is too much? now that recreational marijuana use is legal, state leaders need to come up with the legal limit for drivers. >> researchers were awarded a nearly $2 million grant to study driving while under the influence of marijuana. meanwhile, the center for medicinal cannabis research will develop a roadside sobriety test. it's more complicated than alcohol. >>> how about this? stuck outside the white house. what ellen degeneres forgot today before her big ceremony. president obama may hold the highest office in the land, but "kareen abl- >>> preside

and trump accused amazon's jeff bezos of evading corporate taxes and called on a boycott of apple products after cook's company refused to help the fbi unlock a terrorist's phone. the tech sector has been down 2% since trump won the presidency. >>> secret snapchat, the app's parent company, snapinc filed to go public in secret. sources close to the situation confirmed to cnbc the offering would be in the region of 20 billion and $25 billion, making it one of the biggest tech flotations in recent years. not so secret anymore, i suppose. >> i understand if you wanted to test the waters, especially something that big before telling everybody in the world. >>> shares in gaming giant nintendo jumping today after the company set a release date for super mario run, the first mario game for mobile. nintendo decide to charge gamers $10 to play the full game which will be launched on the 15th of december. analysts suggested pokemon could have generated more revenue were it not free to download. >>> google delivered a shot in the arm after it announced to build a new office in kings cross. the google c eseo said

jeff bezos offered to send trump to space. but today, he congratulated the president-elect and wished him success. in a memo to employees, apple's chief particultim cook said the company's north star hasn't changed and the only way to move forward was to move forward together. some were not as hopeful. stuart butterfield said he was heartbroken. the co-founder of hyperloop one suggested that california secede. trump's hard line stance on immigration is also at odds with the industry's push for immigration reform, another point schmidt stressed. >> we bring people into this country, we have the best education system by far, we kick them out after giving them these incredibly powerful degrees, and then we kick them out and they become competitors. >> reporter: billionaire bill thiel's is one of the few people in tech who will have the new president's ear. >>> the dust hadn't settled on election night or early morning before bond yields started to rise. of course with rising yields comes rising mortgage rates. diana olick on what the spike means. >> reporter: as president-elect donald trump met with leaders in washington today, investors around the world

jeff gillan is here with that. >> the public money was the most contentious part of a propose a -- of a proposal that could put las vegas in the nfl. what are you cooking? >> sausage and peppers. we had sausage and eggs. >> reporter: the message, get the stadium. get a team. thousands of jobs. when it's built it will create thousands of more. >> reporter: also on the menu, the clark county commission. today it had to finish what lawmakers in carson city started. when it passed the stadium bill, they ordered the commission to hike the room tax to make it happen. it raises 1.2 billion in public money. so today was largely a formality. it doesn't mean the commissioner liked it. >> i do have some questions that have not been answered. >> reporter: at the publi backup, they stood in line to stand against. >> we're having this ran through and shoved down our throats as the public. we're opposed to that. >> reporter: the message, we need work. >> the iron workers come to mind. 75% of their members are still unemployed in this valley. we have to find a way to put these folks back to work. >> reporter: the vote in the end financing of a stadium, period. economi

jeff ranieri is with us. we have the forecast for the big game on saturday. >> yes. >> and the turkey forecast. >> i like that. >> the turkey or the forecast. >> depends on who's cooking. we have rain on saturday for the cal and the stan 230ford game. be prepared for that. let's start off with our friday morning forecast. it will be cold but not expecting temperatures to go below the freezing mark. 44 in the south bay. 45 in the peninsula. 49 in the trivalley. upper 40s in did north bay. a few clouds and 48 in the east bay. worthy tomorrow morning, watch out for a few patchy areas of dense fog. as temperatures cool it helps to squeeze out any moisture in the atmosphere. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. temperatures even warming up three to about four degrees. that will get us close to 70 tomorrow. it's going to be the big tease on friday. it's going to be so perfect outside. sunny skies in the south bay. 69 in east san jose and 69 in cupertino. all this weather will be fading fast by this weekend. no upper 60s and no sunshine like we're expecting here at daly city and palo alto. winds picking up to 12 niles an hour. embarcadero 64. for the north bay, 63 in mill valley and

cooking for now? a few names but you can drop a few names. steve smith who lives they are wide receiver.st jeff gordon nascar driver. there's a swimmer named ryan roxie moving out of town butwim hall of fame guys. get to the next level. you want to eat like a hall of famer. we'll do some things. you're putting cranberry s apple thing with cornbread talk about that. we are naming itth cornb as we . got some sweet onions in here got some celery and that's all we'll get it started. saut? those. this is something you came up with yourself? yes, i did. i like to do something a little bit depth it different a little bit healthier. cornbread is juststbi i who doet like cornbread.nbr thanksgiving time.eag thanksgiving. got these cooking really good. you sprayed that with a little bit of cooking oil. i don't like to use too much oil when i cooki. eat lean and clean. lean and clean. that is the key. i like it. we got these cooking really good at a little bit of chicken broth here's a tip for thanksgivingvig never have enough chicken broth on stock.av you'll need it for your stuffing gravy everything. go

cook in the books. don't forget, oklahoma/west virginia tonight at 8:00 eastern on abc. hamilton aaron burr ♪ action news, delaware valley's leading news program with melissa magee, jeff skverskynd walter perez. >>> saturday night, i'm walter perez. thousands of runners get ready to run the philadelphia marathon. and the cast of hamilton directed some unscripted lines for vice president elect mike pence who was in the audience. >> but the big story is a big change in the accu weather forecast. a wind advisory is in effect and that wind will usher in dramatically colder weather. we could be looking at windchills in the 20's. meteorologist melissa magee is right here with our first check of the accu weather forecast >> hard to believe this change is headed our way after a beautiful afternoon across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys, but temperatures starting to take a bit of a tumble. in philadelphia, it's 50, but 43 if reading, 37 in lancaster, 52 in trenton, holding on to the mile air at the coastal. temperatures in the middle and upper 50's. but here's the changes that headed our way, storm tracker 6 by double scan radar show we got an area of low pressure over the lack

cook. >>> democrats in the senate are sending a strong message, they're ready for a potential fight other a cabinet nominee. senator jeffsions as attorney general. democrat senators sending a letter to the chairman that will vet the attorney general pick. calling for thorough, fair and open hearings. >> senator chris coons signed this letter. he joins us now from capitol hill. thank you for joining us. there's a lot of news about nominations today, in addition to jeff sessions. elaine chao, which we just heard, will be dominated, we're told, for secretary of transportation. and then tom price, republican congressman from georgia, nomg nated to head up hhs. price, a lot of people have noted he could be the personification of the very overturning of obamacare. how do you look upon his nomination and what he could do to the affordable care act? >> well, i think we need to be look at all of trump's nominees for cabinet positions in the way of letter -- a grab of us just sent to chairman grassley suggests with an open mind by conducting thorough and complete hearings. it's my hope and expectation that trump's nominees will g

jeff gove of florida and education committee chair john kline of minnesota. "the cook political report" saying most how seats are solid for one party or the other. 21 republican seats are tossup or otherwise, while four democratic seats that are considered tossup areas. >> election night on c-span and watch the results and be part of a national conversation about the outcome. be a location of the clinton and donald trump election night headquarters to watch a victory and concession speeches in key senate house and governors races starting live at 8 p.m. and wrote the following 24 hours. watch live on c-span, on demand at c-span.org or listen to live coverage using the free c-span radio app. >> tonight on "the communicators." also the top tech issues for congress and the next administration to address. there any good by technology reporter for the morning consult. >> that key elements that interest me the most our commitment to withstand broadband access with a lot of talk about competition and bringing the benefits of broadband to all americans and didn't i think there

cook and the garden ers but the office workers. the "wall street journal" reports the incoming president didn't realize that. >>> the head of linkedin jeff weiner says he thinks 5 million jobs will be replaced by robots and technology by the year 2020. that's a little more than three years away. >>> snap chat has filed the papers for an ipo. several news outlets are quoting insiders saying the company filed confidential papers with the sec. the first we'll see of the ipo is probably march. let's check the news before the bell with landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> good morning to you. the markets may take a breather today. futures are lower this morning and stocks rose again on tuesday with the dow closing at another all-time high, continuing its post election updraft. oil prices rising more than 6% yesterday snapping three days of losses. look for data this morning on housing, manufacturing and inflation, also earnings from lowe's targets. the nasdaq up 57 to 5275. >> landon, thank you. >>> everybody knows your phone can track you. there's two ways i bet you didn't know. first, bad software may be on

he accused jeff bezos of evading corporate taxes and called for a boycott of apple products after tim cook'sbi unlock a terrorist iphone because of privacy concerns. big tech did enjoy a bounce today but the sector is down some 2% since trump won the presidency. >> it did rebound today. >> it did. i don't really think the sector is trading too much on the tax proposals. these are big growth stocks, not cyclical. i think it is interesting lower tax rates simplified corporate tax code benefits these guys as much as anyone because they have a lot of foreign earnings. i don't think bringing piles of cash over for the biggest tech firms is all that bullish because they don't lack for access to cheap or free cash to buy back stock through acquisitions. if anything the question would be what are you going to do with it? >> i guess in the past didn't blip on the national level. >> apple's borrowing $70 billion against overseas cash. >>> time for a cnbcs news update. >> here is what is happening. republicans have renominated paul ryan to be house speaker next year. the house gop picked the wisconsin

cook political report," andra gillespie of emory univeristy. republican strategist stuart stevens, and democratic strategist, cornell belcher. and from wnet in new york, jefffield, who has been reporting for the newshour weekend throughout this campaign. so thank you to all of you for being here. i'm going to turn to you, david brooks. you just heard the democratic leader of the house of representatives talk about, frankly, the problems democrats have in states that used to be all blue. >> yeah. and it struck me that she didn't claim they were going to take over the house. a bit of realism there from nancy pelosi i think but optimism and maybe well-earned. it is still a problem for the party that white working-class voters are more and more heavily republican. one of the exciting things that happened, whether you like it or not, this year is the white working-class took over a party, and they took over a party that had formerly been a party of the rich and elites. that's an amazing thing that happens rarely in american history. >> woodruff: we have a problem with your make phone, david brooks. we'll fix that and come rights back to you. amy walter? >> hi,

cooked on that -- in that way. >> you can drive this point, i think, i guess at the end of this we will all be heading for the hemlock. charlie: i think not. jeffbut facts are facts. inauguration day, 2009, as robert draper i think recounts, a group of republicans and conservatives met at a washington steakhouse and said what are we going to do? and they said we are not going to give him anything. and in the face of that obstructionism, which at one point the democrats thought was going to help them as doris outlines, the republicans won two mid-term sweeps. and so from the point of view of how this plays out, civility is a sign of weakness to turn john kennedy on his head. the people who now are in control, and people like norm ornstein and man have argued this is asymmetric and true of both parties but more on one side. that if -- that if the republicans see that on the congressional level they have succeeded by doing what doris thought would not -- we're not going to cooperate. we're not going to sit down and he's a legitimate president. i would love to believe -- if aaron sorkin could write the next six months, i would have some hope. but i

jeff rossen because i'm hiding around the corner from his house. but we want to introduce you to tom the turkey man. >> anybody who knows my dad knows that he definitely loves cooking. >> he puts his heart into every single meal. >> friends are always begging, can i come >> i fry turkeys. i fry a lot of them. >> thanksgiving includes many traditions. starting at 8:00 a.m. in the morning, my dad wakes us up with a referee whistle. >> my dad typically makes about eight turkeys every thanksgiving, but they're not all for my family. he likes to give them out to friends as well. >> to watch him cook with his real men fries turkeys apron in >> equipment i use. i put the turkeys in here and i slowly just drop it down. >> the secret brine that he marinates these bad boys in is his secret and nobody else knows it. >> i cannot tell you how psyched he is going to be about this. >> he is just the best dad in the entire world. he so deserves this and he is going to be floored this morning. >> coming to you from middletown, maryland, in the fall. happy thanksgiving >> all right. well, we're going to try to make his thanksgiving -- he has no idea we're here. his family has helped