>> john: cleveland has got to get locked in. try anyway, anyhow to get on base. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: lester is trying to steal outs for joe maddon, with chapman hopefully doesn't have to get six outs. >> joe: last night, chapman came on in the seventh. a 7-2 game. here's that you are sincere. hard hit right at addison russell. one with the bases empty, napoli will step in. there's the starter. hendricks probably more nervous now than he was at 8:10 eastern party went 4 2/3. two runs, one earned. speetwo lindor squared that up right at russell. >> joe: napoli hitless tonight. strike one. the velocity has been maintained by lester. >> john: he's done a great job mixing it up. he started out with two steamers and curveballs. now he's been able to throw the four-seamer more consistent. >> joe: in 2014, madison bumgarner threw 170 pitches to win game 5 over kansas city. two days off, then 68 pitches for a five inning save in a one-run game 7. lester. so impressive. 90 pitches to win game five. two days off, and he's thrown 50 the 1-2

. >> john: has to get in a different mode. more than likely, and elevated fastball or the power curveball is coming. that's the pitch he had to hit. that was his best chance. >> joe: are you surprised with heyward and his struggles, the go-ahead run on it first, a guy who can run in coghlan, no bunt. >> john: heyward showed one bunt, didn't look very good with it.

. >> john: cleveland has got to get locked in. try anyway, anyhow to get on base. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: lester is trying to steal outs for joe maddon, with chapman hopefully doesn't have to get six outs. >> joe: last night, chapman came on in the seventh. a 7-2 game. here's that you are sincere. rd russell. one away. with the bases empty, napoli will step in. there's the starter. hendricks probably more nervous now than he was at 8:10 eastern party went 4 2/3. two runs, one earned. speetwo lindor squared that up >> joe: napoli hitless tonight. strike one. the velocity has been maintained by lester. >> john: he's done a great job mixing it up. he started out with two steamers and curveballs. now he's been able to throw the four-seamer more consistent. >> joe: in 2014, madison win game 5 over kansas city. two days off, then 68 pitches for a five inning save in a one-run game 7. lester. so impressive. 90 pitches to win game five. two days off, and he's thrown 50 the 1-2. 2-2. >> john: at this point, it's all a dry land. you would neve

to david ross, whohomered in his only at-bat in the sixth. >> john: cody allen has been unbelievable. pressed into extra duty now. extra adrenaline to boot. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: i've seen crazy games and crazy series played. i think back to texas and st. louis. this is game 7. >> joe: battling off pitcg a homer. now the weather they were worried was coming in is here. it's starting to rain. >> joe: 2-0 the count on david ross. cody allen. that is high for ball three. there is action for the indians in their bullpen as the rain picks up a bit. 3-1. after eight since the classic you are a part of, 1991. braves and twins. that game at the metrodome. this game at progressive field. allen needs to throw a strike. 3-1. he can't. a leadoff walk here in the ninth inning. remember, the cubs are carrying three catchers. if they want to pinch run for ross, ey with coghlan. >> john: well, ross will realize, getting back to the dugout, he got a chance to play a game 7. for the final time, he gets a chance to play. a home run, a walk. >> joe: now coghlan running at remember, cody allen took over i

to david ross, whohomered in his only at-bat in the sixth. >> john: cody allen has been unbelievable. pressed into extra duty now. extra adrenaline to boot. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: i've seen crazy games and crazy series played. i think back to texas and st. louis. winning the world series in gam. this is game 7. >> joe: battling off pitcg a homer. now the weather they were worried was coming in is here. it's starting to rain. >> joe: 2-0 the count on david ross. cody allen. that is high for ball three. there is action for the indians in their bullpen as the rain picks up a bit. 3-1. after eight since the classic you are a part of, 1991. braves and twins. that game at the metrodome. this game at progressive field. allen needs to throw a strike. 3-1. he can't. a leadoff walk here in the ninth inning. remember, the cubs are carrying three catchers. if they want to pinch run for with coghlan. >> john: well, ross will realize, getting back to the dugout, he got a chance to play a game 7. for the final time, he gets a chance to play. a home run, a walk. >> joe: now coghlan running at first. r

john has been serving as interim police chief since july when former chief debra black moved to prescott. st. john has more than two decades of service with the glendale police department. >>> president elect donald trump expected to no 13 of his cabinet picks today. he is said to be offering the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions, his. sessions has not said whether he will accept the position. it would require senate confirmation. back in 1986, he withdrew from consideration for a federal judgeship, accused of making racist comments while in alabama. >>> trump has picked mike for cia director. >>> it's unclear whether retired military chief michael flynn has accepted trump's offer for national security advisor. flynn has made it clear he takes issue with obama's approach to i.s.i.s. he was at an event in moscow and celebrating russian tv. >> it's great working with the president elect. he is a man of action. we have got a great number of men and women with great qualifications who have come forward to serve this new administration, and i'm just humbled to be a par

. >> john: cleveland has got to get locked in. try anyway, anyhow to get on base. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: lester is trying to steal outs for joe maddon, with chapman hopefully doesn't have to get six outs. >> joe: last night, chapman came on in the seventh. a 7-2 game. here's that hard hit right at addison russell. one away. with the bases empty, napoli will step in. there's the starter. hendricks probably more nervous now than he was at 8:10 eastern party went 4 2/3. two runs, one earned. speetwo lindor squared that up 2-0 pitch he liked. >> joe: napoli hitless tonight. strike one. the velocity has been maintained by lester. >> john: he's done a great job mixing it up. he started out with two steamers and curveballs. now he's been able to throw the four-seamer more consistent. >> joe: bumgarner threw 170 pitches to win game 5 over kansas city. two days off, then 68 pitches for a five inning save in a one-run game 7. lester. so impressive. 90 pitches to win game five. two days off, and he's thrown 50 the 1-2. 2-2. >> john: at this po

to david ross, whohomered in his only at-bat in the sixth. >> john: cody allen has been unbelievable. pressed into extra duty now. extra adrenaline to boot. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: i've seen crazy games and crazy series played. i think back to texas and two times, one strike away from winning the world series in gam. this is game 7. >> joe: battling off pitcg a homer. now the weather they were worried was coming in is here. it's starting to rain. >> joe: 2-0 the cou o ross. cody allen. that is high for ball three. there is action for the indians in their bullpen as the rain picks up a bit. 3-1. after eight since the classic you are a part of, 1991. braves and twins. that game at the metrodome. this game at progressive field. allen needs to throw a strike. 3-1. he can't. a leadoff walk here in the ninth inning. remember, the cubs are carrying three catchers. ross, they can and they will with coghlan. >> john: well, ross will realize, getting back to the dugout, he got a chance to play a game 7. for the final time, he gets a chance to play. a home run, a walk. first. heyward at the plate.

to david ross, whohomered in his only at-bat in the sixth. >> john: cody allen has been unbelievable.into extra duty now. extra adrenaline to boot. >> joe: 2-0. >> john: i've seen crazy games and crazy series played. i think back to texas and st. louis. two times, one strike away from winning the world series in gam. this is game 7. >> joe: battling off pitches ang a homer. now the weather they were worried was coming in is here. it's starting to rain. >> joe: 2-0 the count on david ross. cody allen. that is high for ball three. there is action for the indians in their bullpen as the rain picks up a bit. 3-1. this is the first game 7 tied after eight since the classic you are a part of, 1991. braves and twins. that game at the metrodome. this game at progressive field. allen needs to throw a strike. 3-1. he can't. a leadoff walk here in the ninth inning. remember, the cubs are carrying three catchers. if they want to pinch run for ross, they can and they will with coghlan. >> john: well, ross will realize, getting back to the dugout, he got a chance to play a game 7. for the final tim

we all know that john mccain has already vowed to vote against any supreme court justice that hillary clinton nominates. obstruction?re no! arizonans are angry that john mccain isn't doing in his -- his job and hasn't been doing his job. they say that arizona taxpayers are paying you to do your constitutional duty which is to confirm a supreme court justice. this is the longest we have ever gone without filling a vacancy on the court. all of these people are going to make such a difference here in maricopa county. electingake history by the first female senator in arizona. john has got to go. we believe,fter me, we believe that we will win. [applause] let's do it! >> this is probably one of the exciting elections i have been involved in a long time. you see a lot of folks that want to change here in the state of arizona and a change in maricopa county. these are candidates that will change the direction of maricopa county and serve all of its citizens and we have four more days until we have one hell of a .ictory on tuesday >> do you want to say a few words? >> what i want to talk to

mccain has gone into hiding and a scrambling for help. john mccain has not been giving any tv interviews in a week since pulling his endorsement from donald trump. we have asked a dozen times an interview but every time his stock has declined. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump supporters fanning out across the battleground states with the same mission to energize and turn out the voters for election day. melania trump taking the podium in her first solo campaign stop. meanwhile tim kaine was here in mesa delivering a speech entirely in spanish. involved on the campaign trail. >> this election is just too important. i cannot just sit on the sidelines and be quiet. >> that is morale who appeared for hillary clinton plus tick. today jay z joins in cleveland and the crisscrossing of the nation. you are part of the country it is the last day for early voting in person. we saw shorter wait times in some places but more than two dozen locations in maricopa county alone will be open today. you can vote at any one of them. after today you have to vo

john has been playing trump for 12 years. and in an unlikely turn, it's finally paying off. ? and voila. >> perfect. every time, i have to tell you. you look fantastic. >> reporter: a trump win could put him on the path to big bucks. already, he says his income has doubled since last year. can you wa >> and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose voters. okay? >> that's in my act. i say, my supporters are so loyal, i could get up, shoot someone on fifth avenue, they would rise up from the dead and vote for me. >> reporter: of course, a stop by h.q. i any think we're causing a stir here. >> how are you? good to see ya. >> reporter: we have to say, we fully expected them to kick us out of trump tower. >> thank you, guys. >> reporter: but they tolerated us. laughter is the best medicine. >> how are you? good to see you. >> reporter: after this election, we might all need a double-dose. >> tell everybody who you're voting for. everybody who you're voting nor for. >> clinton. >> you see that? donald trump. he's voting for trump. you heard it. we'll edit the clinton part. >> reporter: i'

john has made it clear that mr. trump was not. john cast his vote today, but almost every day since the convention, donald trump has been doing very well in ohio. he's leading in the polls. we are going to win ohio. we're going to win ohio. we're going to win michigan. you know, john kasich is one vote. we had huge turnouts for mr. trump yesterday. one in a solidly republican area and another in a solidly reagan democrat region of the state of michigan. donald trump is bringing a lot of other people into the republican coalition who are going to vote for him as president, and, yes, he lost john kasich yesterday, but clearly, he's bringing a lot of other republicans, or a lot of other independents and democrats into this coalition. >> trump hasn't said publicly -- he said a few times it was smart for himself avoiding paying federal until tax back in 1990s. "new york times" has another story saying he used supposedly less than scrupulous methods to avoid paying federal income tax. he could clarify this quickly by releasing his tax re

plus tonight -- >>> in a newly released e-mail john podesta has been caught saying, we have to dump all of those e-mails. can you believe this? that's wikileaks. >> donald trump calling out hillary clinton and her campaign for her e-mail server scandal. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani goes over the law in detail coming up straight ahead tonight. giuliani goes

ganador lo que estÁ sorprendido, porque tenÍa una ventaja de 20 puntos cuando comenzÓ y lo perdiÓ o sea john haticado fuertemente por no vivir en el estado. >> la candidatura se desplomÓ. >> fue un individuo que fue considerado un contendiente para ser vicepresidente para barack obama, pero se desplomÓ su candidatura. >> tambiÉn complica para el partido demÓcrata que es lo peor de todo para un estado que se esperaba que para el senado Íbamos a controlar. >> el objetivo 270 en estos momentos de la noche, queremos hablar con victoria que la interrumpimos para ver los resultados si consideras si algÚn tipo de sorpresa en todo esto? >>> todavÍa no hemos visto sorpresas pero yo querÍa recalcar no es quiÉn llega a los 270 votos electorales y llega a los 270 muy bien pero hemos visto desde la segunda guerra mundial que el ganadora a la casa blanca reÑida y la contienda, el paÍs necesita recuperarse y necesita que el paÍs venga y diga vamos apoyar al candidato y 270 son importantes pero yo creo que mÁs allÁ de los 300. >> pero bueno, hay que decir esto yo creo que en la Época moderna ese tipo de ganar

john has been playing trump for 12 years. and in an unlikely turn, it's finally paying off. >> perfect. i have to tell you. you look fantastic. a trump win could put him on the path to big bucks. already, he says his income has doubled since last year. can you walk down fifth half? >> and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose voters. >> my supporters are so loyal, i could get up, shoot someone on fifth avenue, they would rise up from the dead and vote for me. >> reporter: of course, a stop by h.q. >> reporter: we have to say, we fully expected them to kick us out of trump tower. >> thank you, guys. appreciate it. >> reporter: but they tolerated us. laughter is the best medicine. >> how are you? good to see you. >> reporter: after this election, we might all need a double-dose. >> tell everybody who you're voting for. >> clinton. >> you see that? donald trump. he's voting for trump. you heard it. we'll edit the clinton part. >> reporter: i'm david wright, >> very cool. >> i wonder how much practice goes into all of that. >> a lof

. >> reporter: john has details on and weather record already broken. john: yesterday we had all that rain. by midnight we picked if you over an inch. 1.0 inches of rain that broke the old record. however, we are very close to another record. you know how warm it's been this november. way above the average of 39 by the old record is 47.5 set back in 2001. we'll stay through midnight tonight right at that 47.6 but cooler temperatures tomorrow could drop us below the 47.5. at least the second warmest on record. 30 in minot, 29 rapid city. 36 sioux falls. that air slowly work its way in thatec in milwaukee 47, racine. there is colder air with a front coming through and you can see it dropped to 31. out in watertown we'll see low 30s out to the west. and mid 30s along the lakeshore tonight on the west to winds. a couple cloud trying to develop. northwest of dane county, these clouds will be drifting in overnight tonight. snow across north and south dakota to have lows slowly move out of the picture, bringing in colder air. and it starts tomorrow. the flurri

she has to recover to get past 270. johnhis driven by the comey letter, or a natural tightening? >> we're doing a seven-day track, three and a half days pre and post. we do not yet know if we are looking at noise or not. at the state level, we are looking at small changes. she is a little ahead some tossup states. if she gets them all, she will be well into the 300s again. right now, the map looks different. the main issue is, the e-mail issue is a bad one for her. 83% of likely voters think it was inappropriate she used a private e-mail server when she was secretary of state. when the attention is on her, with her historic unpopularity, she is more vulnerable. on the flipside, you talk about the stories in your last segment about donald trump. when the focus is on him, he suffers. he has unfavorability ratings just as high as hers. mark: i am here in wisconsin where trump and pence are coming in just a bit. we saw them yesterday in new mexico. is your sense of these states have moved it all, and the trump campaign has a rea

josh: josh: that is a concern, when he has to throw those pieces of red meat off to keep the right happy. john: hate crime have been occurring across the country's since the election and have not abated. southern poverty law center has tracked more than 200 incidents of election related harassment and intimidation over the last week alone, targeting african-americans, muslims, women, and the lgbt community. the president-elect keeps saying he wants to unite the country but has been silent on the matter until he was asked about it in that 50 minutes interview that aired last night. do notbama: i would say do that. that is terrible. ideal bring this country together. >> they are harassing latinas, muslims. pres. obama: i am so saddened to hear that and i say stop it. if it helps, i will say this. and i will say it right to the camera. stop it. you and i talked last week about the obligation donald trump has to speak out against the acts of hate carried out in his name. was what he said last night on 60 minutes enough? mark: nowhere near enough. i know he does not want his transition consumed by

i'm really focused less on what john has to say. i don't really pay attention >> reporter: looking back, the 41-year-old is thankful to have a decade's worth of caught on camera memories of the family. >> i wanted the moments documented, and, sure enough, i got ten years worth, and i will never, ever regret that. >> we do note we heard from john's attorneyment he told abc news, quoting here, the whole story is not being told. john, he says, is a loving and caring father who is acting >> all right. kate plus 8 premiers tonight on tlc. dragging. yeah, that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ? approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty perc

john gonzalez has the story. john: there has been one of these break-ins pretty much every month for the past year, and montgomery county police are releasing surveillance video of the guy they believe was responsible for all of them, the first one right here -- the october. the guy walks around the parking lot, comes up calmly to the front door, and pops the lock. a few weeks ago, this is the last place the guy has hit, a dry cleaners. he jimmies the door and gets in. he does not break the glass. take a look at the surveillance video police have just released. this guy does not break any glass. he does carry a bag with a strap . he goes back and forth inside tremendously impatient or in a rush or in a hurry. police say once he is inside, the suspect is able to disarm the cameras and security system. these burglaries have been widespread throughout silver spring, wheaton, bethesda, colesville, hitting everything from restaurants, gas stations, to laundromats. police in montgomery county believe the same guy is res

i'm really focused, wrestling what john has to say. i don't really pay attention, to be honest. kept jon in the dark about the whereabouts of their 12-year-old son, colin. she said he's enrolled in a special program away from home. >> it was not really a choice, it was on the advice of his doctors, and it had to happen. >> colin may be living apart from the family, but he does appear in the new promo for the show which premieres tomorrow night. allegation she adeuced colin, a rumor that had john concerned when we spoke to him. >> i've gone to the d.a.'s office because kate was investigated for abuse. >> on the way to the hospital in the ambulance, colin tells paramedics that his mother abused him. >> i guess the cops were trying to see if, like, there was a history. i haven't seen my son in three years. >> i'm in the public eye. i've been investigated many times. >> they're all unfounded? >> yeah, absolutely. >> cameron mathison joins us right now. you were at the american music awards last night. it was very, very emotional. >> it really was. it was because of selena gomez who

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john: this is one of the things donald has to contemplate, who is confirmable? iefhe picked bannon as of staff, but he is so controversial. john: one thing past administrations have done in order to avoid -- mark: one thing past administration said done in order to avoid controversy is to announce groups of people. i think you will see jared kushner not taking government jobs because of nepotism but he will be a highly influential figure. john: let us be clear, stephen -- had a huge role in getting donald trump elected. -- if donaldbe trump with them in the most careful -- powerful job in america next to president, it would create a firestorm given , itnature of breitbart would be the most inflammatory things donald trump could do. gave steve munchen will be secretary of state. i will say again, they are looking for a whole bunch of people. i don't think some people will get the jobs they want. john: it tells us a lot about whether the kind of noises donald trump have been -- has , it making, all of that will tell us a lot on his choice of chief of staff. reince

it has been doing this for so long. john: we spoke to honda of to reprogram her car and any others free of charge. if you have a car with a high-tech glitch. don't ignore it. stay safe so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. alison: tonight, unsafe for babies again. the question now where is the threat to the local icu coming from this time? metro's chairman suggests a drastic remedy. take control of remedy away from metro. who he says should be in poor spellers hijack a get a out the vote message and replace it with one we can't show you. announcer: from the abc7 news this is a breaking news alert. larry: it's a story we are following in montgomery village. 30 students taken to the hospital after a fight on board a school bus. in the fight someone sprayed something that made students sick. stephen tschida is going to be there in moments and we'll check in with him when he arrives. alison: first, a hospital neonatal icu shut down again. the young babies instead whisked away to eat hospital. this is the s

. >> reporter: john has it in for bei bei. >>> today is the day, football fans. the day the u. of a. host the sun devils with the territorial cup on the line. i know the record is not that great but this game always turns out to be a barn burner. the holiday christmas >>> the christmas tree has arrived at the white house. michelle obama was joined by her nephews. boy, they have been busy from the pardoning of the turkeys. >> they are standing in for the daughters. >> the girls are done. they are passing the torch off. beau was there and sunny, the first the 19-foot tall fir will go on display this coming tuesday. >>> the dodo bird believed to have gone extinct but the skeleton brings in big bucks at auction. it is 95% complete. cost, well, in the sale $431,000 >> reporter: $431,000, is that a black friday deal? let's face it, both the sun devils and the wild cats have not had the season they hoped for. when it comes to a rivalry game, records do not matter because bragging rights are on the lane. the wild cats have not won a pac 12 game all devils, have lost five in a row. we'r

senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny has the latest. >> john and christine, as president obamand hillary clinton say people should wait and take a wait and see attitude towards donald trump. there is one democrat not doing such thing. that is harry reid who took to the floor of the senate and made a blistering statement against donald trump last night. he talked about the fact he did not win the paul lar vote and he called on him to reject the hiring of steve bannon. he also gave him this admonition. >> responsibility of trump's aggressive behavior is becoming normalized in the eyes of america. especially millions of young people who are watching and wondering. >> how, senator reid will never have to work with president trump. he'll be leaving the capitol as a long service there as president trump becomes the 45th president of the united states. that is why he's reaching out and talking so aggressively. it's music to many democrats' ears. so many democrats are stunned that president obama and hillary clinton should keep an open mind about donald trump. they like what harry reid

>>> superstar elton john has a gold-studded collection of songs that are familiar to just about everyone. but he also has a very important collection of photographs, some of which are on display in london. >> reporter: 200 photographs went on display this past week in london, the pictures in "the radical eye," a pioneering images from the 1920s to the 50s, all came from one man. sir elton john. he began his collection 20 years ago. >> most people think that would be hung the other way, but that's not right. >> reporter: it's now considered one of the most important in the world. >> how many photographs do you >> so i have been told. >> reporter: many are hung in his 17,000 square foot apartment in atlanta. >> and it's just, i don't know, it's kind of taken over my life. i must buy at least three or four photographs a week. >> really? >> yeah, i just bought three this morning. >> reporter: sir elton's passion developed during a period of personal upheaval. vast collection of art and furniture, he went into rehab for alcohol addiction. >> all my pictures seemed to fade to black and white.

a safer choice would be ambassador john bolton who, again, has enemies on capitol hill, but not as manyh. >> rapids paul and rudy giuliani had harsh criticism for john bolton as well. >> more of a policy than personal. >> let's talk about the transition right now. because the reports have been that there is turmoil in the trump world. mike rogers was axed from the transition team. maybe because he had ties to chris christie. is there real turmoil that will keep this transition from getting its job done? or are those just growing pains, josh? >> well, i'm sure in the end, they'll come up with a team, the question is what tone do they set, what message to they send, as they go through this process, which has been tumultuous, more than usual. although it's always somewhat tumultuous. what we see with a purging like mike rogers. one is rewarding the louyalists. they want to show people if you were not in the inner circle from the very beginning then you're not getting a top job. the other thing is they're push initialling people who are somewhat bipartisan. mike rogers when he was chairman

the president has not called it. john: price has repeatedly proposed legislation to repeal obamacare with a measure that would offer -- "way out of the mainstream on obamacare." there may be enough senate votes to block confirmation, citing price's controversial view that medicare should be privatized. mark, this is a big appointment, not as big as the secretary of state, but pretty big anyway. what do you think of the price nomination and what do you think -- what do you think that it portends? mark: donald trump did not win the popular vote but ran against the affordable care act. argue they hard to don't have the mandate to change the affordable care act. i think they will go slower than comfortable think and get a chance to try the free market ideas republicans have wanted to try for a while to lower the cost of health care and expand coverage and i think donald trump may surprise some republicans going back to his pledge of saying there should be universal health care coverage. i think he is going to be very resistan

mark: has more implications. john: down the line. rk: i do not think christie would have been that strong a surrogate. he has been off the trail. this is something people have been watching all year. i think in the end, impacts in new jersey, not a big deal for governor christie or donald trump right now, today. john: most of the impact has been felt. today we have the final labor department jobs report, u.s. economy added 161,000 new jobs in october. and unemployment rate fell to , 4.9%. first time that the unemployment rate has been under 5%. the campaign in pittsburgh, hillary clinton said it depicts an economy ready to take off. trump dubbed the news proof of quote the obama economic disaster. what role do you think these numbers will play? mark: the economy, there is plenty of data that hillary clinton and president obama can talk about things improving. these are not mega numbers but they are solid. trump likes to go around saying he is unpopular, but his rating is the third highest it has been since his time in office. this giv

founders were inspired to say we have to get americans to work together to make things happen and john mccain has shown you can have principal and conviction and strengthctiod to of people to get things done we need john mccain in washington and like never before. [applause]one more one more thing. they are sweeping this country in certain parts in europe and other parts of the world of a sense of populism a distrust of institutions with anger towards government and it is very understandable it has failed so many people time and again. the part of that is because people don't have trusted the people who are in government. we need people of character and integrity, and anyone who stands taller than john mccain with heroism and character. [applause]you going to supply will last if you vote ? [cheers and applause]is john is john mckean -- john mccain real hero for all-america? cement will he be elected one more time? and i will ask to go knock on doors to get people for john mccain.n. [applause] [cheers and applause]>> >> thanks that we are so glad this is the congressional delegation. i promise you

just one of the things i than it expected a local i think john -- although i think john has answered the. we spent a lot of time during the '90s and into the 2000 working with russia, nato-russia council. we have gone over and above what we should've had to do to try to make it clear. i remember a discussion and the '90s about russia becoming a member of nato. i mean, we have in so many ways shown that they should not -- we can't change the perception but we didn't ignored. we took it seriously and would try to bring them along. it clearly didn't work but i don't think that means we should change our policy. >> just a footnote of history as we agree to factor in history, the longer-term, remember that when nato, after the iron curtain fell and after russia became the russian federation rather than the soviet union and offered a special relationship to russia with nato and they accepted it and there were some significant actual changes in the 1990s. but my roll is not primarily that of historic or commentator. this panel, simply sort of 15 minutes late is now scheduled to go until 2:3

john: you have jeff sessions who has been picked. t this, tell me about where the sessions nomination is headed. >> john, i think in addition to what katy pointed out, that trump is approaching his transition and seems like he would govern much the way he campaigned. i think that's true both on a personality level and policy level as well. the sessions pick speak to this very clearly. sessions has been a strong anti-immigration figure in the senate. also very much against trade deals. reflects trump's platform. you have somebody like mike pompeo, the nominee for cia director, spoke favorably about waterboarding. he said it is not torture. general flynn, who like trump has said some very negative things about muslims. so i think the early signal trump is sending is that he's going to try to carry out the promises he made. jeff sessions would have considerable authority around immigration and not only illegal, but legal immigration, going after companies that try to hire foreign workers or try to lure workers with a promise of a green c

bannon has. john ask you this question -- a lot of people seeing what has been happening have suggested it would be a good idea for donald trump to do something symbolic like visit a send a symbolic all of branch to the islamic american community. do you think that would be helpful for him to do that or without be seen as a token gesture that would do nothing to alleviate concerns on how he campaigned in his proposals? zainab: we know last night donald trump did publicly tell his supporters to stop the hatred and racism. unfortunately, words have to be backed up with actions. the damage that has been done over the last 18, 19 months will somedone just by soundbites. it will take concrete action. i think the message that was sent especially to immigrants and minority communities across the nation by the appointment of mr. bannon sends a signal that he is not ready to unite the country. he is not ready to heal some of the wounds that have been inflicted over the past 18 months. reaching out to the ameri

john gonzalez has the latest. john: the d.c. fire department and police -- the violent crimes bureau -- has been out here all day long investigating this very strange, rare situation. they are using the cameras. holbrook and neil street, there is a crime-fighting camera. it appears a woman at around 3:30 this morning, accidentally set herself on fire. that is the word from d.c. police. they were spending a lot of time going through the scorched remains. her clothing -- you can see it is laid out on the street. at the sidewalk where this woman was found unconscious, unresponsive on the sidewalk. exactly what happened is unknown, but we can also tell you over at a railing at one of the homes, there was a whig that was also charred. it appears that her wig may have caught on fire. neighbors are shocked. >> i just heard someone screaming a couple of times, and . it was 3:00 a.m. exactly. john: firefighters have washed away the charred remains here. this was the same neighborhood that had a burning body found in a dumpster last summer

john: who wants to take that? >> i think infrastructure has been a big thing, obviously point of his agenda. john: we are broke. >> one of the big issues is talking about the national debt and the need to balance the budget. john: he talked about that? >> he said we have a debt completeley out of control and we have to balance the budget. he can't play dictator for a day. he has to work with paul ryan. john: he won't cut entitlements and spend more on the military. >> he said he will find fraud and abuse. john: they always say that. >> everyone here doubted donald trump including myself for a long time. we all said he wouldn't win the primary and said he wouldn't win the general. maybe he will surprise us and do what he said he will do. >> he wants to cut taxes, increase spending on the military and infrastructure and not touch entitlements. >> it's impossible. >> do you think he will sign a budget if paul ryan puts slight reforms to entitlements? i would say yes. >> he told paul ryan when i'm president you are in big trouble, buddy. >> i thin

boy, it has been fun, john, to watch javier baez do what he has done all postseason around second base. >> john: uc russell got it in the palm, that is a huge play because, as he mentioned, that resets the pitch count for chapman, that double play. seeing it from the first base camp, i'm assuming, right there. i go back to the first inning and how it changed all of the strategy for terry francona. 1-0 going into the third period when tomlin gets in trouble, he is using a different formula with this bullpen. he can keep the game at a reliever and the grand slam took it to this point. >> joe: here is a high fly ball into center. back on the track, davis, two out. >> john: this would have ended the inning. that homer by bryant, this was an easy fly ball, but in this communication caused two runs to score, a huge momentum swing. 3-0 for the cubs. arrieta, before he even steps on three ring cushion. then it snowballs from there. and it was addison russell who hit that ball into right center who, in the third inning, hit a grand slam, he has got 12 rbis now four chicago, six of them here ton

have won. >> yeah. >> thank you, steve. >>> the cbs evening news is coming ut next at 6:30. >> john dickerson has a preview. john? david. a surgeon general's warning. 21million americans suffer from substance abuse and he is calling for a major shift in how we treat it. and what role will donald trump's son-in-law play in his administration? and they may not know about climate change but these gorillas could become the new poster animal for the cause tonight on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >>> all right. we'll thank you. >>> his inspiring story set off a viral movement. >>> and the faneuil hall tree lighting is just two days away. you can watch it right here >>> former boston college baseball captain receiving special recognition that we are all applauding. >> he is the ncaa inspiration award. he was playing for boston with als. he and his family developed the viral ice bucket challenge that helped to raise $220 million for that cause. the inspiration award is given to someone involved with college athletics and also over came a life-altering situation. he will get the award in janua

boy, it has been fun, john, to watch javier baez do what he has done all postseason around second base. >> john: uc russell got because, as he mentioned, that resets the pitch count for chapman, that double play. seeing it from the first base camp, i'm assuming, right there. i go back to the first inning and how it changed all of the strategy for terry francona. 1-0 going into the third period when tomlin gets in trouble, he is using a different formula with this bullpen. of course, once the bases were loaded and he brought in a reliever and the grand slam took it to this point. >> joe: here is a high fly ball into center. back on the track, davis, two out. >> john: this would have ended the inning. that homer by bryant, this was an easy fly ball, but in this communication caused two runs to score, a huge momentum swing. 3-0 for the cubs. arrieta, before he even steps on the mound, has been given a three ring cushion. then it snowballs from there. and it was addison russell who hit that ball into right center who, in the third inning, hit a grand slam, he has got 12 rbis now four chica