then, he ushers in john doe. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> john doe's body incinerates in just over an hour. ♪ all that remains. ♪ ♪ from flesh to ash, his final transition. tomorrow, more bodies will arrive here to be cremated. and unless someone claims his remains, this is how john doe will be remembered. ♪ ♪ whythen get worse?nks taste chalky? introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts, no matter how you work out... whether you're going for reps... or laps... or distance. you gotta try it... period. protein shots from 5-hour energy. great taste. 100 calories. 21 grams of protein. >>> at the los angeles county coroner, life and death go on. today, as many as 50 new cases could come through these doors. to be cared for by the men and women who work here. ♪ the body recovered by investigator marlene navarro has been claimed by his family. joyce cato continues to search for loved ones in the case of john doe. ♪ and across town in a far corner of l.a.'s evergreen cemetery,

his lawyers say the school did not treat john doe fairly. but phillips exeter said the policies clearly say it can take immediate action if necessary. following opening statements, john doe testified, he says the sexual encounter was consensual and feels as though he's being punished for something that did

his lawyers say the school did not treat john doe fairly. but phillips exeter said the policies clearly say it can take immediate action if necessary. following opening statements, john doe testified, he says the sexual encounter was consensual and feels as though he's being punished for something that did initially was put on dean's leave, he saw a therapist, complying with what the school asked him to do. his mother also testified she says her son is a responsible good person, she feels the school wrongfully kicked him out. the trial will start up again tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m., it is expected to go until friday. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. tom: tonight lebanon police and hospital security stepping up patrols after a woman was attacked. it happene o trail across the street from dartmouth hitchcock medical center. wmur's that bond lopez live now with the latest. reporter: police have been driving by this area all evening and hospital security also making themselves more visible following the attack that happened just around this time

a private investigator for the school found john doe violated the school's misconduct policy. jane doe did not clearly consent, but it what not found a sexual assault did occur. john doe was put on leave with a possibility of returning in back. daughters say the school miss hammed the situation. they say their policy is clear and the school, and i'm quoting, can take immediate action if necessary. ben? >> ben: ed, thank you. a 19-year-old faces a judge in taunton accused in a deadly hit-and-run. he was arraigned in afternoon washington street.adway and he was riding his bike and then she took off. baby on the way died over the weekend. jc: you are looking at the southeast expressway where the traffic is moving along at a good clip. let's look at the map and find out where the slow spots are. it is not looking too bad. 27 minutes is a nice ride. now 128 to 127 on route 4 is a back up of 19 minutes there. that's a tough route this time of night. if you are traveling the pike 93 to the western tolls. farther west, 27 minutes from the western tolls to. ow in pockets, but it looks l

the john doe probe was looking into governor scott walker's 20-12 recall campaign but courts have since shut it down. the state supreme court says attorney general brad schimel is free to launch his own investigation of the september leak. the department of justice is reviewing the court's decision. meanwhile -- the governor's administration announced the state 700-million-dollar budget shortfall by mid-2019. it's the first estimate to take into account spending requests made by state agencies for the next two years. a shortfall at this stage isn't uncommon -- because state agency requests are often wish lists. lawmakers don't grant everything. we're learning new details about the protests over the dakota access pipeline... why authorities believe they took the necessary measures during this weekend's standoff. one of the president-elect's newly appointed advisors-- flynn is saying about this year's election. president-elect donald trump-- laying out his plans for his first 100 days in office. what he has at the top of his agenda a bit warmer with highs in the low 40s. right now . rain

the john doe probe was looking into governor campaign but courts have since shut it down. the state supreme court says attorney general brad schimel is free to launch his own investigation of the september leak. d-o-j is reviewing the court's decision. anchors chat/toss to rob rob's weather high pressure moves out today and a low moves our way from the southwest. ahead of that low we get cloudy but precipitation begins late afternoon as a mix of rain and snow but as we warm up, well transition to all rain tonight and into wednesday. we stay wet most of wednesday and then start to dry up just in time for thanksgiving thursday. temperatures stay near normal. rain and snow re-enter the forecast friday but looks to be light. the weekend should be milder with today: mostly cloudy. rain/snow late afternoon changing to rain. high: 42 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: light rain. breezy. small businesses are growing... but not in milwaukee. according to the u-s census bureau... the number of small businesses rose more than 2 percent nationwide from 2010 to 2014... but fell in milwaukee b

the john doe probe was looking into governor scott walker's 20-12 recall campaign but courts have since shut it down. the state supreme court says attorney the september leak. d-o-j is reviewing the court's decision. meanwhile -- the governor's administration announced the state faces a nearly 700-million-dollar budget shortfall by mid-2019. it's the first estimate to take into account spending requests made by state agencies for the next two years. a shortfall at this stage isn't uncommon -- because state agency requests are often wish lists. lawmakers don't grant everything. donald trump was in fond du lac county tonight, where he compared the campaign to "warfare"-- but said voters made the smart choice. political reporter theo keith is back from ripon college. i would like all of the cameras to be turned off and turned around that was the unusual request from event organizers before lieutenant general michael flynn took questions from a standing-room only audience in ripon. journalists were told we wouldn't be available for interviews. earlier, flynn said he was excited to become na

mary thanks br not appoint a "special master" to look into who leaked secret "john doe" documents to the guardian newspaper. the john doe probe was looking into governor scott walker's 20-12 recall campaign but courts have since shut it down. the state supreme court says attorney general brad schimel is free to launch his own investigation of the september leak. d-o-j is reviewing the court's decision. meanwhile -- the governor's administration announced the 700-million-dollar budget shortfall by mid-2019. it's the first estimate to take into account spending requests made by state agencies for the next two years. a shortfall at this stage isn't uncommon -- because state agency requests are often wish lists. lawmakers don't grant everything. a key advisor to president-elect donald trump was in fond du lac county tonight, where he compared the campaign to "warfare"-- but said political reporter theo keith is back from ripon college. i would like all of the cameras to be turned off and turned around that was the unusual request from event organizers before lieutenant general michael fl

according to lawyers representing john doe. the sexual encounter happened in a dorm room. a month later, the girl involved went to the school's health center and reported what happened. a private investigator for the school found that john doe violated the school's misconduct policies. the school says that girl did not clearly consent, although it's important to note, it was not found that a sexual assault occurred. john doe was put on dean's leave with the possibility that he may return in the fall, but then the school ded his lawyers are saying the school mishandled the situation. but the school says its policies clearly say phillips exeter can take immediate action if necessary. sean: a motorcyclist is recovering this morning after he was injured in an accident in rochester. police say a 74-year-old woman was driving down eastern avenue yesterday afternoon when her car collided with a motorcycle. the rider, 26-year-old matthew medina, was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. life-threatening injuries in a crash in pelham. the accident happened shortly before 9:3

the john doe probe was looking into governor scott walker's since shut it down. the state supreme court says attorney general brad schimel is free to launch his own investigation of the september leak. d-o-j is reviewing the court's decision. meanwhile -- the governor's administration announced the state faces a nearly 700-million-dollar budget shortfall by mid-2019. it's the first estimate to take into account spending requests made by state agencies for the next two years. a shortfall at this stage isn't uncommon -- because state agency requests are often wish lists. lawmakers don't grant announcing his goals for his first 100 days in office. we're finding out what's at the top of his agenda. the man accused of killing a texas police officer-- now in custody. what the suspect told reporters about the shooting. a former doctor for usa gymnastics will be in court today. how many people are accusing the physician of sexual assault. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. mostly cloudy with highs in the low 40s. temperatures falling into the

the john doe probe was looking into governor scott walker's 20-12 recall campaign but courts have since shut it down. the state supreme court says attorney general brad schimel is free to launch his own investigation of the september leak. d-o-j is reviewing the court's the traditional nativity scene getting an update holidays. what one online store is now selling. and caught on camera --- police arrest a naked burglar. coming up --- how the guy lost his clothes. but after the break -- a mess on milwaukee's east side after building collapses. what was happening when it started to fall. and carl is live at the betty brinn children museum. no more games, jerry. ourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this friday wakeup news. high pressure moves out today and a low moves our way from the southwest. ahead of that low we get cloudy but warm a bit with highs retu

the dean says the decision to remove john doe was in the decision -- as in the best interest of both students in this case. the school questioned whether he could be successful at the school if a lot back. an advisor also testify that he was present during the boy's interview with an independent investigator hired look at the case. after the interview, the boy told him it was an uncomfortable experience, and the advisor agreed, something he reported to the dean's at the school. will take the stand tomorrow. the trial will resume at 9:00 a.m. live in concord, kristen carosa, wmur news 9 very jennifer: right now manchester police are looking for a man who they say broke into a gas station and stole cash. in this surveillance photo you can see the suspect walking into the z-1 express on second street just before four this morning. -- just before 4:00 this morning. police say the masked man smashed the front door before taking money from the register and two packs of cigarettes. he was last seen headed toward queen city avenue. josh: devices like cell phones, tablets, and laptops are a p

the john doe campaign-- but courts have since shut it down. the state supreme court says attorney general brad schimel is free to launch his own investigation of the september leak. d-o-j is reviewing the court's decision. a suspect is in custody in connection to the shooting death of a texas police officer... hear what the suspect said to reporters. and a man is arrested on terror charges in brooklyn. what investigators say he was planning. plus... out his vision for the first one hundred days while backing off some of his most talked about campaign promises. i'm joel waldman in washington. more, coming up." "i'm tom hooper, i'm katrina cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you off to florida for the thanksgiving before leaving, mr. trump continues meeting with potential administration hires-- while laying out his vision for his first 100-

john, where does that put him? >> , it puts him in very good shape and what puts him in better shape is the fact he's pressing hillary clinton so hard in the states of wisconsin, his advantage is a little bit better in wisconsin than michigan. again the thing to watch for in these states is the beg urban areas, the cities. that's where a big vote could come in for the democrat late in the process. sometimes what happens is the candidate is down and their vote comes in. >> do you think there are some double guessing going on right now in the democratic party that they neglected the states of wisconsin and michigan. >> i talk to do a democratic operative this weeknd said when i was asking about michigan and this person said yes, they stopped thinking about that mandate foolishness which was to say trying to win in all kinds of different places to run up the score and suggest she had a mandate. they had to go stick to their building that blue wall to defend from attacks from donald trump in the red belt which is what

reporter: john doe's mother testified today saying her son was treated unfairly during this process. we also heard from the dean of students today who talked about how the school came to this decision. 15 years old at the time says she received philip exeter academy's decision to remove her son from school through an e-mail this past summer. that after a 15-year-old girl reported a sexual encounter she had with the boy at school. philip exeter hired a private investigator who determined the boy violated the school's sexual misconduct policy. the school says the sexual encounter was not forcible, but she did not clearly consent to everything that happened. john doe's mother told the court she treated unfairly and that she and her family received limited information during the investigation process. she says they requested the investigators final report but never got it and is now seeking reimbursement for roughly $121,000, which includes a year of tuition. schools dean of students also testified saying she met with both the boy and girl after the sexual encounter was reported. she say

john, where does that put him? >> , it puts him in very good shape and what puts him in better shape is the fact he's pressing hillary clinton so hard in the states of wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. it looks at the moment as though his advantage is a little bit better in wisconsin than michigan. again the thing to watch for in these states is the beg urban areas, the cities. that's where a big vote could come in for the democrat late in the process. sometimes what happens is the candidate is down and their vote comes in. >> do you think there are some double guessing going on right now in the democratic party that they neglected the states of wisconsin and michigan. >> i talk to do a democratic operative this week and they said when i was asking about michigan and this person said yes, they stopped thinking about that mandate foolishness which was to say trying to win in all kinds of different places to run up the score and suggest she had a mandate. they had to go stick to their building that blue wall to d

john: what does the phrase even mean? i am for social justice. >> right. an anything. it just means socialism. there is a real meaning. course of institutions that you expect other people to live by. john: laws, property rights, family rules come anything like that, one of the tests of those institutions should be that you expect when people live and abide by them attend to produce good consequences for everybody. you can show whether you care about this by asking a question like this. imagine that marxists were right. imagine there were a disaster, they left the overall majority of people destitute. would you still advocate markets? i think most libertarians would say i would at least have some reservations. the fact that they work matters in the justification. if you think that the new advocate whether you know not what philosophers are calling the social justice. john: i'm rand said that do not consider charity a major virtue. selfish. >> what she means is not what most people mean. even if she thinks that i don't think she speaks for most people most ar

the wisconsin supreme court will not appoint a "special master" to look into who leaked secret "john doe" documents to the guardian newspaper. the now-closed investigation looked into illegal campaign coordination during walker's 20-12 recall campaign. with today's ruling -- the court says attorney general brad schimel could still launch his own investigation. the d-o-j tells us it's still blocks wisconsin g- o-ps redistricting maps... saying they're unconstitutional. the ruling says those 2011 maps violate the voting rights of democrats. a dozen citizens sued last year -- arguing the boundaries discriminate by diluting voting power. the state argues the districts simply reflect that wisconsin has been trending republican. attorney general brad schimel says he plans on appealing to the u-s supreme court. still in the works -- but we're learning the state faces a nearly 700-million dollar budget shortfall. the estimate from the state is the first to take into account spending requests made by state agencies for the next two years. most times -- the requests are "wish lists" -- so this rep

today a judge ordered john doe back to the school, pending a hearing on january 13th. that hearing will decide whether monetary damages would be adequate relief. tom: tonight new numbers are offering hope in fighting the opioid crisis. the prescription drug monitoring program started in the state back in 2014, it requires for a patient, and requires them to check a patient's history before giving out a new prescription. according to the annual report, 5 million fewer doses of highly addictive opioids were prescribed this year compared to last. >> we've seen a significant change in the past year and it is very gratifying. >> they're taking this really seriously. i think the prescribers in our state are going to be very much a big role in changing this crisis in tom: a new law goes into effect in january that requires all providers in the state to check the monitoring program before writing any new pain prescription for a patient. and still to come on tonight's news 9 at 6:00, carts filled with toys, the the cross country challenge, a local musician has now completed. je

john does remember seeing deep cuts on ashlee's hand and leg how she got them. >> it's all over facebook that actually killed her parents. >> it was like somebody popped a balloon and i didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: what he did know was where ashlee might be going and before long, authorities did, too. >> ashlee and her friend, ryan sisco, took thomas' truck and they left driving down towards tennessee. >> reporter: what was their plan? >> they were going to say with an aunt in tennessee and more or less start a new life. >> reporter: they made it as far as indiana. >> rolled on the driving window. >> reporter: with guns drawn... accomplice down without incident. but they don't necessarily find the faces of evil they were expecting. >> you know what all of this is in reference to? got any idea? >> the murder? >> what? >> what you guys are calling the murder? >> yeah. >> i think him at first, when we got there, we thought it was this teen girl that had this older boyfriend and she wanted to run off and so, she killed her parents. but when you pull back all the layers, there

since they're considered john does and they live about their age, their than entered into the adolescentsons. amy: how old were you? >> 15, going on 16. they said i was 26 until the corrected. then they put me in an adolescent facility. there were adult there. ony will entitle people different gang members. instead of trying to fix things of what is going on, they create a system of violence that is really predominate. juan: i want to turn to kalief browder in his own words. in this december 2013 interview with huff post live's mark lamont hill, browder talked about his suicide attempts at rikers and his efforts to get psychiatric help. >> i would say a committed suicide about five or six times. >> you attempted suicide five or six times all while still in prison? >> yes. to telling thert correction officers that i a psychiatrist or counselor, something. i said i needed mental health because i was not feeling right. all of the stress from my case, everything, it was getting to me and i could not take it. i needed someone to talk to. i just needed to talk and be stress free. the correctio

the eagles extended punter donny jones and long snapper john doe dorenbos to three year cracks today.hree moves were important to roseman for the sake of keeping the core together. >> our goal is to keep as many of our good players and as many of our, the guys the fiber and back bone of this team as possible, and obviously the nature of this league is you can't keep everyone but we really want to build something and we want to bill it with continuity and develop a team that can stay together. >>> of course, dorenbos the magic man who i would imagine also the life of every party excited about remaining with the eagles for years to come but he believes that there's something special about this year's team. >> it's cool we can move forward and it's really cool knowing that i have a future here that i can plan to be here and continue to do what i'm doing and nothing cooler than bringing a championship back to philadelphia. it's a great team. >> speak of special how about this lineup folks. best lineup in town. fox "game day live" on sunday. be sure to join us at 10am. we got sean bell, ho

. >> jack shea john does with mor on the story. they say that she was unaware that he had been drinking alcoholol until it was clear th he was under the influence. >> were contacted by the staff at university hospitala mac l center about a child that hadme been reportedly falling down an was not able to stand up they say thatt she took her for three -month-old son to a friday night 30-year-old andrea mucciarone i smuglyly sippy-cup filled with fog into the stadium.m. the sun began drinking from it. it was discovered and took the taller to the hospital,l, when please discovered he had to giv it access to alcohol she was charged withi child endangering for the child was removed by children's services and placed of another i don't think it was intentional, but it was a bad decisionw to put the beverage in that type of container. she was arraigned in plate not guilty this morning to recharge up child endangering,n if convicted she could face up to six months in jail and $1,00 fine . what is happening that house an the child would be sa

. >> john does a great job. perfect morning. it is dry. a little cold outside. you can bundle up. dress your turkey before you head out the door. heading out, the wind is blowing. a cold breeze. look at the flags, 30th street station. not as strong as wind as yesterday. just enough to cause a little camera shake there. the winds will stay with us, but it will lead to clearing skies. the clouds that are with us now, heading out. we'll see lots of sunshine this afternoon. with clear skies this evening, it will be turning colder, the temperatures plummet orphanag-- orphanage. 20s without the windchill for the area. the wind will be lighter. this morning, talking whim. similar to yesterday. 20s for pottstown, allentown at 29. trenton, mt. holly, 30. feels like 28 in dover and 29 in millville. you'll have to bundle up. we will see sunshine today. though we're starting off with clouds, snow showers, they're staying to the north. you see the mountains getting snow showers. just to the north of scranton and extreme northeastern pennsylvania. we will stay dry today, tonight, tomorrow. than

john: i am 6'5". it does not really work. q-tip: you just flipped it. business. i do. i got it. [laughter] john: thanks to q-tip. that was great. his new record is "we got it from here, thank you 4 your service." it is number one and we will be right back. ♪ ♪ mark: john's full interview with q-tip is available, and it is on bloomberg. next on bloomberg technology, the founder and ceo of girls who code. i love girls who code. thank you for watching. we'll be back here tomorrow, same bad time, same bat channel. sayonara. ♪ >> it's almost 10:00 a.m.. >> i'm heidi from bloomberg's asia headquarters. this is bloomberg markets: asia. > japanese stocks falling. >> there are signs the cartel remains divided on production uts. anchor one: samsung responds to critics. they expect a list from donald trump and china. t's all down with the yen now. anchor 2: look at the dollar index which is, as heidi is saying, down a fraction at the moment, giving up some of the earlier losses, pairing those losses as it were. let's get to the trading day.

the wisconsin supreme court rejects calls to investigate the leak in the john doe invest. investigation.the court saying it's a matter for the executive..not the judicial.. schimel requested a special master to figure out who leaked evidence about the case to a newspaper.last year, the state supreme ordered the end of the investigation into alleged coordination between governor walker's campaign and conservative groups. president-elect donald trump's newly appointed national security adviser was at ripon college tonight.he told students to embrace patriotisim and individual righ. rights.17:02:05-22 all the rights that we have... to bear arms, to peacfully assemble... all the we're able to do. it's a coutnry that's bulit to protect individual rights. rights. lt. general michael flynn also encouraged students to take risks and turn their weaknesses into strengths he used to help troubled teens..but today - jermarro danzler got 18 years behind bars..cbs 58's amanda porterfield is live at the courthouse where he was in the last year charges seemed to keep piling up for jemarro

leaks that he's willing to throw tradition, judicial wind out the window in order to save -- john: that does revealed to the republican, he would be accused of trying to aid hillary clinton on presidency? >> i appreciate your question. let's talk about the wonderful surprise. john: that is the headline story. >> big story today and everyone in chicago is going to be out for a big parade for the cubs with the political angle by the way that the family that owns the cubs have political activists who are republicans and democrats on the board that owns the cubs. back to regular programming, what was comey supposed to do? he was supposed to do the usual job that fbi agents do throughout my career and judy's and you say nothing until you have something to announce. >> absolutely. john: well, he did say -- essentially he closed the book on the investigation back in july. >> but he -- he closed the book and he wrote a new chapter after he closed it. i think that was judy's, point, wasn't it, judy? >> yes. >> the fbi is full of people that know how to say nothing and to say nothing at length, it's o

john: on what basis? mark: that jared kushner does not want him in the government. hn: explain to the world why he would be opposed. not a lot of people know this story. mark: when chris christie was the u.s. attorney, he indicted and convicted jared kushner's father. and made sure his sentence didn't get reduced. chris christie got shut out of being vice president because of this and i think he may be shutout of any job in the administration because of this. john: he will still go to mcdonald's with him, though, right? mark: rudy giuliani, secretary f state? john: attorney general appeared mark: i don't think he will be attorney general. john: rudy giuliani is probably senate confirmable. thrst no way, whatever democrats end up doing in terms of filibusters -- mark: i think he wants to be secretary of state. john: this is one of the things donald has to contemplate, who is confirmable? mark: he picked bannon as chief of staff, but he is so controversial. imaging would be so bad. john: one thing past administrations have done in order to avoid -- mark: one thing past

john: we'll get to that later. you believe in property rights. i'm not so sure trump does. trump says things about war that hillary clinton and most republicans would never say. >> we are losing billions and billions of dollars. we cannot be the policemen of the world. john: this sounds libertarian. >> it's very new and something that didn't get enough attention. the republican party nominated and elected a cad who rejects global intervention. the reaganite, the knee owe con foreign policy. he said some crazy things too like let's go in there, torture them and take the oil. he talked about this theme of getting rid of global interventionism since 1987. >> this is part of what can we believe about him. i thought that was smart since he was trying to target -- when you are reaching out to disaffected democrats, and a lot of people across the democratic party, there is recognition the iraq war was a mistake. when you have hillary clinton who voted for the war though she said she was sorry. and donald trump supported it on howard stern for 20 minutes. john: it wasn't 20 minutes.

>> yes. >> reporter: john wall does so much in the dc community. a lot of athletes if they're not from here, they might not give back here. it's kind of an adopted home. why does john much? especially the children in dc. >> >> i think it's a part of his background. the way his family raised him to give back even when they didn't didn't have a lot. this has been his home for last however many year, he has adopted this area and specifically adopted this school for the entire school year. this is our kickoff event and so happens that thanksgiving is next week. there we have it. >> what are the other events john will have with the kids? school? john wall >> we'll have a special black history month assembly for the students in february, we're going to do like arts and crafts session later on in the spring and all year long, we are having an incentive program giving a special end of the school year trip to students that fall into the category of perfect attendance, we'ring uniform every day, student of the month, most improved. trying to build moral, get

yesterday a judge ordered that the student referred to as john doe go back to school pending a ar that hearing will decide whether monetary damages would be adequate compensation. sean: a stand down for veterans is being held in tilton today. stand downs are events in which necessities, such as clothing and food, are supplied to homeless or at-risk veterans. experts will be available to address social service needs and offer assistance with service such as housing and employment. today's stand down is being held from 10:00-1:00 at the tilton community-based outpatient clinic on west main street. another stand down is being held erin: check this out. fish and game officers came across an unusual sight in canterbury over the weekend. a rare albino porcupine. biologists estimate that one in every 10,000 porcupines is albino. that will definitely show up in the leaves but once the snow falls? sean: wintertime, he gets all the camouflage he needs. coming up on daybreak, nasa is asking for your help in solving an issue for astronauts. find out how you can win $30,000 in the space poop challe

. >> who was john doe? investigators hope sharin t kristin wright, news 4. >>> hundreds of workers reallily today at reagan national calling for a living wage and the right to unionize. the rally was one of more than 20 held at airports across the country today. workers calling it a day of disruption. they want the minimum wage raised to $15 an hour. airplane cabin cleaners, baggage handlers, all say the cost of living is rising. >> i have been here over the last 11 years. i was just in dulles. >> we also learned that 400 contract workers at reagan and dulles have authorized a strike vote. they will be ready to strike to make sure they can provide for their >>> mayor bowser says a plan to provide paid family loef may need some changes. the council is set to vote on the measure, which adds a new tax to fund paid leave for workers. people would get 11 weeks for the adoption or birth of a child. and 8 weeks to care for a sick parent or relative. she's worried most people who use the benefits don't actually liv

when they get back to basketball, they needed buckets down the stretch and john wall does what he does and delivers. even rebounds for him. >> college hoops, maryland taking on monday up by 13. a hoop and a haw. right now it is 70-70, tie game. >> virginia made quick work of iowa tonight. the hue mas bust out of their cage against howard. six touch downs. three in the air, three on the ground, turning a short catch into a 78 yard touch down. second quarter, they poor it on thick they shut out howard, 48-0. the state champs being sent back to the finals. >> cougars also lighting up the score board in the fourth. check out wade. never gives up on a short run. they will face them next week with a championship. big games tompl. >>> the first family is getting set to celebrate at the white house. michelle obama accepted the christmas tree. the 19 foot fur came all of the way from wisconsin. it will go up in the blue room and be unveiled on tuesday. military families will be on hand for the event and those are [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the h

phillips exeter expelled their 15-year-old son, named john doe in a lawsuit, after a sexual encounter with a female student. the family accused the school of gender discrimination, claiming two minors had sex but only one was expelled. the jury found the school liable on three claims. the judge will decide if john student. doug: good news for drivers worried the mass pike roadwork might be adding to the congestion on thanksgiving eve. well, an about-face. after saying construction crews would remain on the turnpike until noon next wednesday, the baker administration says the crews are going to stop by 5:00 a.m. on wednesday morning. nearly a million people in massachusetts are expected to hit the road to travel over thanksgiving. one massachusetts-based sneaker rhondella: the way reebok is taking advantage of new balance's mishap. >> we have a message. we hope you will hear us out. doug: v.p.-elect mike pence met by boos at a "hamilton" show but the performers has a different message. we'll have that next. kelly ann? kelly ann: a mild trend coming to a ? we asked people to write down

john: does donald trump have to win ohio? >> he has to win ohio.hat he doesn't win ohio and he wins the presidency. ohio will be a late night but the rest of the election might not be tonight. john: late night for ohio means what, midnight, 1:00 a.m.? >> midnight, 1:00 a.m., hamilton county comes in late which is cincinnati, we could be for a long night. nobody gets above 51% in a race. john: it's always tight. it's usually a couple of points one way or the other. >> we don't have significant latino population to offset lack of enthusiasm to the community that hillary has. her big numbers nationally, that's the hard place for her to make up here and another reason it's tight here. john: how do you explain lack of enthusiasm and all of a sudden the raging enthusiasm in frack line county? >> it's caught us all by surprise usually cayota county gets machines going and it works for them. hillary campaigned with lebron james, jay z and beyonce and not been there so far. john: jay, it's going to be fascinating. >> thanks for having me. appreciate it. joh

. >>> what does john kerry know >>> what does john kerry know that we don't?tment just announced secretary of state john kerry's immediate post-election plans. right after the election, at the end of next week, secretary of state john kerry is going to antarctica. he's the highest ranking u.s. official to ever go to antarctica, and then after he goes to antarctica, he's going a further 980 miles south to the freaking south pole. john kerry is going to the south pole to ride out the aftermath of the election next week. does he know something that we don't know? when we got to that news story in today's staff news meeting, the reaction in the room was not what i would have expected. everybody was like, antarctica? take me with you, john kerry! everybody is stressed out about the election. whether you support trump or you support clinton or whether you're the last collar county soccer mom polling cliche in the country, everybody is stressed out. if you're worried your chosen candidate isn't going to win, the best way to alleviate that stress is to act, to do some

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john: how does it work? kids watch or colleges partner with you? >> we have videos on all kinds of topics, if a student is have be difficulty in elasticity they can look at the video on that topic. >> most university students take at least one online class? >> absolutely, online education is the only credible way to reduce the costs of education. john: and other advantages you don't think of, when i went to college, the professor stood in front and droned on. sometimes he repeated himself. you never have to repeat yourself. john: that's exactly right. it's a better method of teaching, so when i'm teaching students at george mason and 20% are not quite getting it, it's very natural for me to repeat myself as you said. that means that 08% of the students have to hear something twice. they only need to hear it once in. the online world, you never repeat yourself and the student, they're in charge. you can pause, they can rewind, they can speed you up so you start talking faster than you usually do. much more individualized method of teaching. student

john, how does the sky look? >> i don't take that route, but the skies, george, are clear right now, as satellite and radar combination. check it out. the clouds are coming in from the west. there's a storm system coming in from the west also. it's already starting showers and sleet and freezing rain across portions of iowa and the dakotas and some snow in northwestern minnesota right now. we're going to see some of that over the next couple of days spread out across the state. i will have all the travel maps coming up in main weather. temperatures are dropping fast. 23 westbend, 25 burlington, tomorrow, temperatures finally get back up into the 40s. when you wake up in the morning hours, it will be right around 25 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. time to bundle those kids up for the bus stop. 40 degree temperature in our forecast, i will be back with that in a couple of minutes. >> lawmakers may have to redraw congressional district maps. let's take a look at wisconsin's congressional map. this is the map back