pan of meditation group) which is why we brought in a non- partisan ringer, meditation teacher jeff warren from canada? nats dan: "are about this election?" sot - denise wasinick / trump supporter "i've had it. i'm tired of the social media. i'm tired of watching my friends, my family fight with sot - jose sabalbaro / clinton supporter "we have to see each other as more than labels, as more? republicans, as more than just a trump supporter, hillary supporter. we have to see each other as people first." dh (off camera): "is it stressful at all to be in the same room with people who are supporting the other candidate?" sot - donna merrit / trump supporter "oh, i was just kidding. just kidding! trying to be we'll be right back with a final check of your forecast. but right now -- here's a live look outside in the valley. you're watching thirteen action news -- where you get breaking as we head into next week high pressure stays put and keeps our weather practically the same each day. we will not notice much of a change until possibly late next so enjoy 80 degrees and sun, because it will be a

. >> exactly why is why we brought anywayf meditation teacher jeff warren from canada. >> are people feeling stresses out? >> i'm tired of the social media and i'm tired of watching my friends and family fight be surprises by what 15 minutes' of monoxide meditation can do. >> they have to see each other as more than a trump supporter or hillary support, but people first. >> reporter: is it stressful to be in the same room with people supporting the other candidate? >> oh, no, i believe we're all entitleed to the our opinion. one of us is right and one of us is wrong -- just kidding. ways trying to be funny. >> that was dan harris reporting. what do you resources is general motors it ford, hearst publishing and patagonia and no federal law requires workers time off to vote and state laws can vary s so with election day coming up here, what is the weather going to be like? is it going to be a beautiful day? >> absolutely it will be a fantastic day for voters. humidity, very similar to what we saw today. >> that is fantastic and the weather does affect pools and people vote. >> that is

one thing that helped the teacher we brought is a friend of mine, jeff warren, canadian. he didn't have a dog in the fight. that put everybody at eas you want a guided meditation for your election stress we posted one for free in the 10% happier podcast wherever you get it, google play, go for it. >> all over the place. >> from canadian jeff just in case you're worried about nonpartisanship. >> and all of the world's problems will be resolved by wednesday, correct? >> probably not. we're going to need pose-election stress disorder. >> we might need an extra hour america," falling back to standard time. how to get your body clock back on track. that's straight ahead in our "weekend download." rob's going to have that story. . i accept i'm not out on the ocean wrestling marlin. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't go after anything with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i'll do that too. eliquis. better than warfarin. plus, it had significa

. >> reporter: which is why we brought in a nonpartisan ringer, meditation teacher jeff warren who is from canada. are people here feeling stress i'm tired of watching my friends, my family fight with each other. >> reporter: everyone including us seems to be surprised by what 15 minutes of meditation can do. >> we have to see each other as more than labels, as more than republicans, as more than just trump supporters, hillary supporters, we have to be people first. >> is it stressful to be in the same room with people supporting the other candidate? >> oh, no. i believe we're all entitled to our opinion. one of us is right, and one of us is wrong. i was just kidding. i was trying to be funny. >> yeah, so meditation doesn't solve everything. one thing that helped is the meditation teacher we brought is a friend of mine, jeff warren, canadian. he didn't have a dog in the fight. that put everybody at ease. >> a little neutrality. >> i should say that we -- if you want a guided meditation for your election stress we posted one for free in the 10% happier podcast which is available wh whe

(dh walking into yoga studio; pan partisan ringer, meditation teacher jeff warren from canada? nats dan: "are people here feeling stressed about this election?" sot - denise wasinick / trump supporter "i've had it. i'm tired of the social media. i'm tired of watching my friends, my family fight with each other." everyone including us seems to be surprised by what 15 minutes of meditation could do. sot - jose sabalbaro / clinton supporter "we have to see each other as more than labels, as more? republicans, as more than just a trump supporter, hillary supporter. we have to see each other as people first." dh (off camera): "is it stres all to be in the same room with people who are supporting our opinion, it's just one of us is right and one of us is wrong. i was just kidding. just kidding! trying to be funny." ( that was dan harris repoting, new information this morning on that deadly shooting in new york that left one police officer dead. officials say two officers responded to a robbery call in the bronx. once there, the victims say the suspect ran off, detective when the shoo

. >> which is why we brought in a pawn partisan medication teacher jeff warren from canada. >> are people feeling stressed. >> i had it, i'm tired of the social media. i'm tired of watching my friends, my family fight with each other. >> reporter: everyone including us teams to be surprised by what 15 minutes of medication as more than trump supporter, hillary supporter. you have to see each other as people first. >> is it stressful to be in the same room with others supporting the other candidate. >> no, i believe we are entitled to our opinion. one of us is right and one wrong. kidding. i was trying to be funny. >> amc theaters is teaming up with cnn to bring you live coverage election night. they are dedicating the woodlands theater supporters and brandon to republican backers. doors open at 6:30 tuesday night with the event officially beginning when the polls close at 7:00. the. >>> it could be a late night at the movie theater. >> it could be a nice day for the polls. no excuse for people not to get out. >> we shouldn't see any rain on tuesday. decent amount of sunshine. that's the s

. >> we brought in a nonpartisan ringer meditation teacher jeff warren who is from canada. >> are people here feeling stressed out. >> i'm tired of the social i'm tired of watching my friends and family fight with each other. >> everyone seems to be surprised by what 15 minutes of meditation can do. >> they have to see each other as republicans and democrats or a trump or hillary supporter. >> is it stressful to be in the same room. >> oh, no. i believe we're all entitled to our opinions. just trying to be funny. and hillary clinton leading by 4 points. 47% to 43% among likely voters. >>> let's get to other national news. look at the flames. 200 firefighters battled a blaze in a neighborhood on the city's southwest side. the chicago fire commissioner says it may have been started by homeless people trying to no one was in the building and nobody was hurt. >>> in oakland, california, 10 people were wounded in a shooting outside a nightclub a block from city hall. investigators believe as many as three gunmen were involved. so far, no -- >>> a south carolina man accused of kidnapping a wom

. >> reporter: which is why we brought in a non-partisan ringer, meditation teacher jeff warren, who'sre feeling stressed? >> i've had it. i'm tired of the social media. i'm tired of watching my friends, my family fight with each other. >> reporter: everyone, including us, seems to be surprised by what 15 minutes of meditation can do. >> we have to see each other as more than labels, as more than republicans, as more than just a trump supporter, hillary supporter. we have to see each other as people first. >> is it stressful at all to be in the same room with people who are supporting the other candidate? >> oh, no. i believe we're all entitled to our opinion. one of us is write and one us is wrong. i was just kidding. i was trying to be funny. >> that was dan harris reporting. researchers from the american psychological association found of 3,500 adults surveyed in august 59% of republicans and 55% of democrats say the election is a "very significant or somewhat significant source of stress." >>> one of the things that might possibly help relieve that stress, a paid holiday. general m

warren: when we are talking about issues like racism, no compromise either. reporter: war and is a flat-out rejecting the nomination of jeff sessions to u.s. attorney general. sen. warren: i strongly urge sessions. if donald trump fails to do that, there will be a moral question in the united states senate. reporter: this also speculation that trump's harshest republican critic, mitt romney's, now being considered for secretary of state. sen. warren: he said things on videotape, and then for mitt romney to turn around an that can happen. reporter: other democrats will be watching closely as mitt romney meets with trump this weekend. ed: new at 6:00, one man, three armed robberies. can you help police identfy him? maria: also new tonight, some good news for thanksgiving travellers. the move that could make hitting the pike a little less painful. much of minnesota. what a temperature dropped in maria: the captain of his high school football team, the suspect is facing some pretty serious charges. nicole estaphan is live with more. reporter: good evening. that attack happened here in a well populated area in bourne while stud

those remarks made in regard to trump's choice chief of staff, mark ban i don't know and jeff sessions. senator warren got more animated about those choices as we spoke with her. >> it is so hard to know what than his direct invitation to bring racists, a racist white supremacist directly into the white house advisory group. >> the reporter: senator warren has been vocal about president-elect donald trump since his election. earlier this week, she sent him this eight page letter in which she accuses him of failing to keep his campaign promises and challenges him to reconsider his cabinet choices. the senior senator finished the refuse, i will oppose you every step of the way for the next four years. today in person, she had a new message for donald trump. >> i strongly urge donald trump to withdraw any consideration of senator sessions. >> the reporter: and senator warren went on to redirect that message to her fellow senators, should the president-elect ignore her suggestion, because it is the senate that has the final say over the attorney live in boston, erika richie, fox 25 news. >> mark: spelling

speaking at umass-boston this afternoon, warren zeroed in on trump's nomination of alabama senator jeff sessions to bu.s. attorney general. sessions was rejected for a federal judgeship 30 years ago amid charges of racism. warren says there should be no statute of limitations on such allegations. >> there can be no, mice with racismthere can be no compromise -- negotiation with bigotry. and: senator warren says if trump does not withdraw the sessions nomination, the senate-which will confirm or deny the appointment, will have to consider what she calls a moral question. and one other piece of news involving the president-elect. he has settled a lawsuit over his now-defunct trump university for $25 million. former trump university customers claimed the courses under the terms of this settlement, he does not admit wrongdoing. maria right now, a young boy : hurt trying get off the bus in roslindale. he was hit by a vehicle, and his grandmother watching the whole thing happen, newscenter 5's john atwater is live. where all of this took place. does every day.aiting as she she saw her grandso

warren criticized cabinet picks jeff sessions saying their record does not republic the country's core values. >>> let's talk for a minute about the elephant in the room, the large orange elephant in the room. trump ran an ugly campaign. a campaign that was filled with bigotry. so let me say this as clearly as i can. there can be no compromise with negotiation with bigotry. that is where we stand. >> anchor: so warren also talked about policy solutions to address inequality and closing the way gap especially for low wage workers and minorities. in the newsroom, jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> anchor: we are following more news today. the minnesota police officer who shot and killed a black man expected in court today. the man faces second-degree murder charges and multiple counts of dangerous discharge of shooting of fill and oh castile in july. his death made headlines when the aftermath of the shooting was broadcast on facebook live by his girlfriend. he said castillo told the officer he was carrying the gun and had a license. the incident sparked days of protest in minnesota. >> anchor

. >> the aclu, and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren are criticizing the selection of jeff sessions. reconsider sessions if not, will be a moral question in the u.s. senate. >> meanwhile, michael flynn is questioned by some for his relationship with russia and comments from his book 'field of fight' in which he wrote quote "i don't believe all cultures are morally equivalent." but no signs of worry from team trump. >> we've got a great number of men and women who've come administration. >> there are also critiques of the lack of diversity on trump's cabinet with all confirmed position announcements so far going to white men. in the studio, nichole berlie wcvb newscenter 5. ed: the president-elect will pay $25 million to settle three defunct trump university. the class-action lawsuits charged that trump-u failed to deliver on its promise to educate people about the real-estate market. trump's lawyer says the settlement is not an admission of guilt. maria: beautiful. i was really the perfect november day. >> meteorologist: i am with you all the way. i think everybody else is, too. it

nichole: the aclu, naacp and elizabeth warren are criticizing the selection of jeff sessions. >> i strongly urge donald trump to withdraw any consideration of senator sessions. but if donald trump fails to do that, then there will be a moral question in the united states senate. nichole: michael flynn is questioned by some for his relationship with russia and his book in whhe believe all cultures are morally equivalent. but no signs of worry from team trump. >> we've got a great number of men and women, great qualifications, come forward to serve this new administration. nichole: there are also critiques of the lack of diversity on trump's cabinet with all confirmed position announcements so far going to white men. nichole berlie, wcvb newscenter 5. the president-elect now paying $25 million to settle three fraud lawsuits against his defunct trump university. the class-action lawsuit charged that trump u failed to deliver on its promise to educate people about the real estate market. the settlement means the plaintiffs will get at least half of their money back. trump's lawyer says the sett

that winning team, if you will. >> you know, you've already heard what elizabeth warren wants to do now. she's not keen on jeff sessions. even though they work out together in the gym, i didn't have to know that, even though they do, that he is serious issues with his immigration policies and the fact that he derailed an immigration agreement years ago. how do you think this process will go? >> i find it so interesting that that would be chuck schumer's tact. we just had an election, the american people have spoken and they have elected someone who is going to come and shake up washington and chuck shoe mer should be saying i look forward to finding out, to sitting down with working with jeff sessions and to talking with him as he goes through this confirmation process. we're never going to agree on everything, but for the good of the country, we all need to decide we're going to work together. now that in my opinion would have been a more productive response and i think people would really warm to have-to-having a response like that. >> we're also getting comments now from nancy pelosi. she said that senator

they have an in-depth story of the ceo and some of his biggest fans including warren buffett and jefflusive first look at the story. to "power lunch." the big news today is a big expansion of their product line. correct? what is it? >> they are going beyond their origins. this is the moment as when amazon went from selling books to efg else. if they pull it off, i think he sees himself and his company being catapulted beyond uber into sort of apple territory. this starts with a series of trips around the world. the idea is for it to be a kind of trip that an airbnb traveler wants to experience. >> give us an example. sell us. >> running with marathoners in kenya. >> that's not good. one we want to do. going to drive alongside as they run. >> samurai sword lessons with a master in japan. surfing with pros in malibu. edgy, quirky, off beat trips. i spent some time in topanga with a tv righter and so, i think the idea for brian is he sees airbnb as going beyond into these other markets that take him up against! you used the amazon comparison in the beginning. so jeff goes from selling bo

senator warren, senator sanders, senator sherrod brown, jeff m k merkl merkley. i think you also have the ability to hold hearings on things that matter to the american people. bernie sanders asked the department of justice to hold hearings on drug companies collusion. i think you have interesting new progressives in the house who will lead initiatives and in washington state, jamie rasken in maryland, and i think the court becomes vital. i know there's now obstructionism and the republicans vowing they will not permit a vote on a supreme court nominee. i think it's un-american, unconstitutional. trumpism isn't going away. the fact this election is so close forced us to do some soul searching, and i think that the fact that -- i think hillary clinton and the democrats need to speak to the white working class in this country. they need to put forward proposals, debt-free higher education, new noncorporate trade policy. all kinds of things that would pull together the obama coalition, which i think will be a defining one, especially hispanics in this election cycle

alabama senator jeff sessions for attorney general and lieutenant michael flynn as national security adviser. massachusetts senator elizabeth warrenemocrat today urged the president-elect to consider women for cabinet positions. >>> tonight all remnants of the septa strike are officially gone. the nearly 5,000 union workers who walked off the job earlier this month voted and agreed upon a new five-year contract. a big deal tonight. the local transit union calls this vote big win. the union says the new contract has better pension formula and a good wage increase. >>> on your radar tonight, 70 beautiful and wonderful degrees and then snow. all in one weekend. meteorologist scott williams here with that forecast at 11:00. >> hi there, lucy. >> hi. >> it's november, buckle up, roller coaster temperatures ahead for the upcoming weekend. it was beautiful friday though the high temperature in philadelphia 70 degrees. we'll likely do it again tomorrow. right now still pretty comfortable. 52. the average by the way for this time of year in philadelphia right now is in the mid 50s. so 52 in philadelphia. 55 right now pittsburgh. chicago 40

jeff bezos, he got $2.6 billion theerday as a result of relief rally. warren buffett $1.6 billion. bill gates got $1.5 billion. by .9 oforth climbed 1%. if you look at brexit, billionaires lost $400 billion on the chinese right. what do they get for you wanted going into the white house, a measly $37 billion, angie. i tell you what. being a billionaire is hard, hard work. let's look at the markets. about the relief rally. the s&p, the s&p broke trend -- this is the key thing. the s&p turned it around. it broke the longest losing years.in 36 volatility drops. we are seeing these future boards showing a little bit of relief in terms of the futures, angie. we are just coming off those initial highs. we have the emirates on the local markets. abu dhabi opened at 10 a.m. local time. dubai, egypt, and qatar -- all to focus on today. you, they rose 1.5 percent, the highest since september. the rsi is at 70. just checking in on egypt there. we pop that in for a little bit of a difference. you have a nice move from egypt. of course, a big rally there. the seventh day, a stay in a row , led

jeff centered -- jeff sessions, kansas representative mike pompeo as cia director and retired lieutenant general michael flynn as national security advisor. the senator elizabeth warren with the selection of sessions who has been accused in the past of racism allegations that he has strongly denied. >> this is a man who has openly -- who's openly racist statements disqualified him to be a federal judge. decades back. with him. >> tonight a donald trump is a new jersey, arriving at the trump national golf club. tomorrow the president-elect will be there with mitt romney. there is some speculation -- mitt romney could be of for the secretary of state post. donald trump is expected to meet with the marine corps general james mattis, potential secretary of defense nominee but aides cautioned that not everyone meeting with donald trump is under consideration for a job in his administration. >>> the president-elect has agreed to pay $25 million to settle fraud lawsuits involving donald trump university. the students who sued say that they were promised an education and real estate secrets and the school did not deliver. donald trump denied doing anything wrong and insisted

. >> alabama jeff sessions for attorney general and retired lieutenant general michael flynn as national security adviser. does not need confirmation for that one. elizabeth warrens hoping for gender diversity in trump's. urging him to consider women for cabinet positions. >>> coming up police nab a local man with a lot of cash on him. how investigators say he was able to get his hands on tens of thousands of dollars. >>> sean brace what's coming up in sports. >> chris a busy day of local college basketball act both st. joe's and villanova started the day undefeated. did they remain perfect is the question? we have the highlights coming up next in sports. have you done anything out of the ordinary recently? we bought a new washer and dryer from the home improvement store. i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now at hhgregg. get up to 40% off storewide. plus 24-months special financing. and free delivery. all with our low price guarantee. appliances. electronics. furniture. hhgregg ♪ >>> bucks county this man right there 50-year-old dennis mcclearen is in jail. they found a whole lo

warren, they're all out there on the trail. chris crossing the country from kalamazoo, cnn's jeff zellny has the latest from ft. lauderdale. >> reporter: john and christine, hillary clinton is heading out west to campaign in las vegas and arizona. part of the plan to expand the battleground map, particularly that red state. she's focused on states she planned to be. she was in florida all day yesterday campaigning across the state at three rallies. seldom she had three campaign rallies in one day but donald trump often does. at a rally in sanford, florida, she allowed just for a moment the possibility this could not turn out her way. >> i want to build on the progress that president obama has made. so, think how you'll feel if there was something you could have done, but didn't on november the 9th. if this -- if this doesn't work. personally, i can't imagine. >> reporter: for secretary clinton is using that as a rallying cry, trying to get her voters to the polls. through early voting or at the polls next tuesday on election day. the clinton campaign is trying to fortify that blue wall. they were advertising in

administration. ,et's start with jeff sessions denied a judgeship because he inflammatory statements and disparage organizations such as the naacp and aclu. ofzabeth warrenaid instead embracing the bigotry, i urge president trump to reverse his apparent decision to nominate senator sessions to be attorney general of the united states. fall refuses, then it will to the senate to exercise fundamental moral leadership for our nation and all its people. it is rare to use such language. the democratic congressman from south carolina followed with his own scathing statement saying, "his civil rights record is appalling and should disqualify him from senate confirmation." cable news is suggesting there could be a fight over sessions. >> he is expected to be a major player in enforcing donald trump's immigration policy. a fears combatant, a little partisan. >> troubling given his background. in-worded of using the and saying the kkk was ok. >> i think he believes in the rule of law and will probably get confirmed. mark: he got support today from his republican colleagues in the senate, including flake and lindsey graham. given the senate rules, a majority would

jeff sessions. this confirmation could be tricky. 30 years ago, the senate rejected sessions for a judicial post because of comments many called racist, and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren seized on that and called on the president- elect to reconsider warrens. jim smith joins us live in boston, and jim, she did not hold back on tw hoveled -- hold back here at umass boston, either. the senator was on friendly turf speaking at umass boston and wasted no time zeroing in on jeff sessions, choice for attorney general. racist statements disqualified him to be a federal judge decades back, that republicans would not stand with him because they did not believe that he could be an independent and fair federal judge. >> reporter: senator sessions has vehemently denied charge was racism and after the speech, senator warren gave a nomination might be. >> i strongly urge donald trump to withdraw his nomination but if he fails to do that, there will be a moral question. ands that can the republicans step up and say no? >> reporter: she also weighed in on speculation that trump critic mitt romney might play a role in a donald trump administration. a man who said the things on videota

jeff sessions. he made that pick this morning. after the "new york times" reported on allegations of racism, democrats expressed their concern about his serving as a.g. elizabeth warren said in a statement, 30 years ago, a different republican senate rejected senator sessions nomination as a federal judge. in doing so, there senate affirmed there can be no compromise with racism. congressman luis gutierrez said if you have nostalgia for the days when blacks kept quiet, gays were in the closet, immigrants were invisible, and women stayed in the kitchen, jefferson sessions is your man. that was tough. joining me, joe walsh, and howard fineman is editorial director of the "huffington post" and msnbc political analyst. before i get to you, mr. brooks, i want to go to howard. this son-in-law thing to me is a clear cut law, and for trump to say i'm going to go around it, skirt it, ignore it, is a statement. it's what dictators, what pow e hungry people do. it's a good test to whether he's going to obey the law or plow through it. >> the question is, who's going to stop me? >> yes. >> he's going to dare them to do something about it because it is difficulty procedurally, pr

jeff sessions is simply not that guy. >> i'm sorry -- i'm sorry, i was -- sorry about that. elizabeth warren pick. what can we expect confirmation hearings to look like if he doesn't? >> you know, look. i think what you can expect is that the slim minority in the u.s. senate, the democrats, will be all over this guy. i mean, this is a guy who ted kennedy said was a real problem. that ted kennedy fiercely opposed when he was nominated to the judiciary because of the way in which sessions had persecuted voting rights activists because of the horrible racist things he had said in a sense that he was frankly someone who -- say, unlike george wallace, who had apologized and turned around. somebody who is absolutely unrepentant in their racism. and the fact that the southern poverty law center said recently, yeah, that's pretty much the case so we can't support him even though he did some good work on one lynching case. you know, you will see democrats i think every last one of them, fight to stop this guy and try to convince the few republicans who are still committed to some semblance of racial

warren that choosing priebus could cause rebellion in trump's anti-establishment base. in fact many of the names of cabinet contenders are established politicians and insiders ick like newt gingrich, jerry e jeff session and giuliani. >> i'll discuss that it with the president-elect. >> just more than two months until inauguration day. mary bruce, abc news, washington. >> in addition to announcing priebus as chief of staff, chump named steve banon as certainly counselor. the former head of breitbart news and trump's campaign ceo and known for attacking the g.o.p. establish. >>> download the abc news app to stay on top of president-elect trump's inauguration. >>> there is heartbreak in stanislaus california in central california after a sheriff's deputy was murdered in the line of duty this morning. happened just at 8:00. deputy dennis wallace was shot twice in head execution style as he investigated the record of -- report of a stolen car up this man was later captured more than 100 millions south. investigators say he is the murder suspect. >>> this morning's shooting is a few miles south of modesto. the sheriff's office says deputy wallace lived in the community he patrolled and help coach y

jeff: we could drop depending what the cloud cover does with the next system tomorrow. it looks mainly rain for us at this moment. wet roads will be developing. look at the current numbers. 31 warren. 32 ashtabula. it will be a cold night and the that's one of the reasons temperatures will drop eventually and go in the upper 20s. 8:00, 9:00 and high clouds in place. cold night and dry. rain developing in the afternoon and more so tomorrow night when the steadiest rain will be around with this system. getting into thanksgiving it will diminish to a drizzle. not looking for steady rain there. a lot of cloud cover and on the raw side. we have more light rain on the way for black friday. i will have the later in the half hour. mark. >> mark: jeff, thanks. remember you can receive push alerts for your holiday plans. download the first alert mobile app and get information that effects your specific area. >> romona: police arrested a bus driver amid suspicions he crashed a bus on purpose. five children died. it was breaking news last night at 6:00 out of chattanooga, tennessee. 35 elementary school children were inside the bus. homicide and say he was driving well above the 30 mile per h

jeff sessions spoke with volunteers at a local campaign office here campaigning for donald trump. mr. sessions: he is strong, a doer. he puts america first. kristen: several democrats including massachusetts u.s. senator elizabeth warren rallied volunteers before setting out to canvas the city. >> we're just making sure we get as many folks out voting tuesday as possible. i think we're ready to take our next step forward as a state. kristen: he says he feels confident going into the election. >> i think we deserve a governor who is going to put people over politics, who is going to fight to bring and keep young people and young families and new businesses and start-ups here. >> he is a paidit entire career. that's his perspective. kristen: republican challenger for governor chris sununu says he is the right choice on tuesday. >> mr. sununu: i'm a business guy, an engineer. i think people are looking for a governor who is a stakeholder in a lot of issues, whether energy or health care, all these issues really matter. someone who living and breathing them every day. kristen: kristen carosa, wmur, news 9. cherise: now to new hampshire's race for u.s. senate. making their last ditch effort to lure undecided voters in the

them, are threatening to challenge jeff sessions, who has been nominated by donald trump to be the next attorney general of the united states. listen to elizabeth warren massachusetts. 30 years ago, a different republican senate rejected senator sessions' nomination to a federal judgeship. in doing so, that senate affirmed there could be no compromise with racism. no negotiation with hate. today, a new republican senate must decide whether self-interest will prevent them from once again doing what is right. how ugly could this confirmation process for senator sessions become? >> well, i think you can see from that statement right there that democrats at least think that making this an ugly confirmation process will be politically advantageous for them. this is a useful wedge issue to crash this narrative that donald trump and his administration are racially insensitive and focused on picking the wrong people for this administration. when you look at the math in terms of republicans already coming out and supporting this on the senate side, the republican majority in the house, there isn't really a chance that democrats can block this nomgsz. and frank

for the democratic side, and the sanders-warren wing says no, no, now you're a corporate centrist, the difference between -- charlie: like in the campaign. jeffthe difference between where the parties were then and where they are now, and the belief that the other side is not just wrong but evil, has permeated this political system. and that's why i'm -- that's why i'm a pessimist. cokie: i hate to agree. [laughter] >> there's a first time for everything. cokie: not that i hate to agree but that set of facts but it's true. and yes, we're past mitch mcconnell say his goal is to have barack obama defeated. but -- and maybe and he paul ryan and hillary clinton will sit down together. i think she certainly if she's elected will reach out to them. i don't think there's any question about that. charlie: she's hinted at that. and telegraphed that. cokie: paul ryan is under attack. by his own party. and the senate is very much up in the air. and it's very hard to see people being willing to risk their own political lives in order to do the right thing for the country. charlie: how do we come to these deep divisions? was it somehow that the congress b

jeff sessions is just because he's a senator he should get through without a series of tough questions, particularly given those early things? no way. >>> democratic massachusetts senator list beth warren is hope for gender diversity. she's urging to consider women for cabinet positions as well. >>> president-elect trump agreed to pay a 25 million dollar settlement. students claim they were lured into paying up to $35,000 to learn mr. trump's real estate tragedies. for success. the settlement was three civil lawsuits, the agreement clears the president-elect of wrongdoing. >> a man grabs his bike, dog and hits the road. the reason he's taking on what he's calling an important mission. >>> it's a really controversial practice. declawing, your cat. the reason for the proposed ban and why not everyone is for it. >>> to go on social media earlier and apologize to you i had something going on here. but it's that time. i'll be talking to everyone and they said they got -- have you got it yet >> got to clarify what you meant. >> i know. all of it. little under the weather, allergy sinus, it's that time of year when it's warm and cold. >> and that's the thing, i was going to say. there's no co

jeff sessions if. >> police are investigating letter. referencing the presidential election in contents forcing police to look into the possibility this is hate crime. here's victoria warren are the late. >>> a hate crime investigation in dadic. filted with racial slurs and stoop. step. a typed letter names trump. the letters tell the man that natick is a white obviously town and then go on to target his black and latino roommates. one of the letters even threatens to kill them saying these letters are warning and the home opener doesn't want to get a third one. natick police say the letters were dropped off late last week the man called 911. and police they are taking this seriously and investigating it as a hate crime. >>> this the something other two groups that track hate crime, the southern abover i will law center and the council on american islamic relation. they saw a spike in hate crimes and hate speech. in natick, victoria warren. 7news "today in new england." >>> happening today a florida man arrested in connection with deadly shooting in eastin will be in court. police arresting michael in south carolina sunday he's charged with being an accessory after the fa

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