john rogers joins us from longbow with their story. >> reporter: earlier this week, we introduced you to the whitmer family, the good samaritans that went out of their way to rescue these boaters from that dangerous fire. now, the boaters want to say thank you. >> we know that water was probably filled with bull sharks. >> reporter: when you meet mr. and mrs. nguyen, you are shocked about how happy they are. >> >> we were shaking. >> reporter: they are just happy to be alive. after sunday, they had finished a fishing trip and were heading to sure when their engine exploded. >> we heard a big boom. we thought we hit a rock or something.>> but then the flames started to spread. there was no way to escape. >> reporter: the called for help and gathered on the deck. they were unsure if they could swim to shore. >> were you guys scared? i had to remain calm. >> reporter: they point out other boats nearby did not come over and it was taking first responders a long time to arrive but just in the nick of time, the whitmer family arrived, navigating their small boat to the fire to rescue them.>

john rogers joins us live from the chalk festival to tell us all about it. you kind of have to >>reporter: you certainly do. hopefully television will do it justice. this image is completely flat very detailed if you look at it from an angle it appears these characters are jutting from the ground it gives you a taste of neat artwork you'll find out here. throughout the venice airport things are not as they seem. artists are using chalk in the form of paint drawing two dimensional images that pop out from the ground. >> it's interesting how they drawing you know by just drawing. >>reporter: this art form dates back to italy in the 1600s. these intricate drawings are carefully made. so from a certain vantage point they appear three-dimensional and some art pieces are meant to be interactive. >> they sit in there just kinds of like he's doing. >>reporter: this is an international spectacle attracting more than 100 artists from around the world showing off various examples of chalk art and part of the together. >> we're going to have other stand upper in here al

john rogers live for us tonight. >>> football fans, get excited. the tampa bay bucs are taking on the atlanta falcons at lucas joins us now. a quick turnaround but we're back to baseball -- football tonight. >> reporter: we are. a few players have already made their way out to test the field. nobody is after warming up. the kickoff is at 8:25 pm. one of the challenges in these thursday night games is getting players healthy enough to even play in this game. as you know, the bucs are hurting at running back. no doug martin tonight, no jacquizz rodgers. that's going b this falcons team. atlanta is not exactly coming in here healthy either. they have a couple of names missing in this game including running back kevin coleman who had a big receiving day against the bucs. jacob tammy, who also has enjoyed success against the bucs, hurt his shoulder on sunday. and defensive end mac dwight freeney is not -- defensive end dwight freeney is not going to play. he had two quarterback sacks tonight, keep your eyes on number 11, julio jones of the falcons. he h

john rogers with good advice. thank you. >>> what you -- what were you doing at 21? a ucf student is now a member of the florida house. guns to insurance legislation and everything in between she will vote on. >> reporter: she is barely able to legally drink alcohol but amber will be voting on state day i can walk in there and see my name on the plaque and when i sit in that chair, that's when it is going to sink in. that's a dream come true -- come true. >> reporter: she knocked on doors in between writing papers for ucf. >> there's a lot of older people in the legislature. what is wrong with having one younger person? >> reporter: the republican narrowly defeated amanda murphy by 699 votes. she now hopes to make a splash fo can to bring money back to my district to fix flooding issues. after a single rainstorm, we flood out. >> reporter: and a youthful member has support. >> diversity is always good. i know amber because she is from my county and she grew up in a political family. her father has been a county there who is prepared, she fits the bill. >> reporter: w

john rogers joins us live from sarasota to explain why. >>reporter: this is very shocking because police say he had only known this girl for a couple of days. if he dock this to her he can do this to someone else. >>reporter: sarasota police say last month 45 year-old fernando palamino hired a 16- year-old girl to work at his restaurant. she was so youn >> she was only working there for two days. >>reporter: but her stint ended in horrifying fashion. police say at around 1:00 p.m. on october 15th. palaminos wife left to run an errand he locked the door and assaulted the teenaged girl. the girl ran away crying to a nearby business and called the police for help. this restaurant is very popular in the area. >> i mean that's terrible. >>reporter: scott dixon works next-door he said palamino is friendly and this crime has he and his family on edge. >> that's scar i that's for sure. >>reporter: we visited palamino's business and his home but he wasn't available. police say he admitted to assaulting the girl and they are worried he could have at

john rogers covered the rally for us and has more on trump's message for area voters. >> . >>reporter: the republican nominee spent most of his hour long speech detailing his lance for the presidency repeeling obamacare highlighting economic policies and cleaning washington f corruption he briefly addressed the latest news take the fbi won't file charges against clinton. believe what's going on with the fbi and what's going on with the department of justice. nobody. >>reporter: donald trump is encouraged by the close poll numbers in battleground states including florida. soda he worked to inspire the crowd and win over undecided voters. >> just imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people under one god saluting one american flag. take john rogers news channel 8. >>> a woman who was caught on camera stealing her neighbor's campaign sign is back. once again the woman on the golf cart is seen here taking another clinton sign from her neighbor's yard in land o' lakes. lisa said both thefts happened a week a par. the woman has not been i

john rogers joins us live from sarasota to explain. >>reporter: good evening josh. the scientist said that rivers could be to blame and humans could be accidentally playing a role in this as well. sue when a large red tied bloom forms beachgoers can easily stain the beautiful gulf waters. closer to shore miles and miles of dead fish can line the beach. visitors often suffer respiratory problems. >> it seems to be a continuous problem. >>reporter: the bloom naturally occurs every year. cindy luck duck low has had enough. >> i used to live about a block away from the beach and we had to move to north port because my lungs could not handle it. >> why is it so hard to figure out what causes red tied? >> it believers local rivers could be contributing to this mess. he says the rivers and estuaries are dumping iron into the gulf of mexico. and iron stimulates the creation of red tied. >> the best thing we can aim to do is really try to understand the system, provide better prediction. >>reporter: says it's possible that the iron is coming from our stormwater run off but i

john rogers news channel 8. >> thanksgiving came very close to turning deadly for a volusia county couple because of their son. deputies arrested edwin daughtry after he got into an argument with his parents at dinner. he reportedly stabbed them multiple times. the horrifying incident happened in front of friends and family who were there for holiday meal. he's facing two counts of attempted murder. >>> shoppers are not the only ones looking for deals this stepping up patrols for the holiday shopping season. this means additional officers can be seen patrolling on foot, on bike, even from up above. jamel lanee' spoke to police officers who show us what they are doing and they are doing their best to keep you and your belongings safe this holiday season. >>reporter: aaron knows he could be taking a risk as he heads into the mall to do black friday shopping. >> when you park your car security whether it be golf cart or something like this that hess make sure that your car is safe while you're doing your shopping. >>reporter: the busiest shopping holiday of the year brings out extra reinforc

in venice john rogers news channel 8. >> the festival will have plenty of food music even a 5k fun run and one thing that makes the festival unique is that anyone regardless of skill can sign up as an artist and work alongside the professionals. >>> black friday can't hold a candle to what happened in china. that story's coming up. plus if you wish your smartphone was more flexible maybe you want a phone that fold. we'll tell you why this device we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese along the way. publix deli specialty cheese. over 36 varieties to fall in love with. the dow was touch 39 points to finish it at record high close. s & p 500 down 3. >> maker of splenda and dunkin donuts. lawsuit claims that the knock- off is made in china and sold in similar looking yellow packets. >>> you night need to do more than change the battery in your smoke detector because it might be recalled. kidde is recalling its smoke and carbon monoxide alarms mate between 2004 and 2010

thank you john rogers in madea a beach. >> a dangerous creek is on the run after holding up a gas staying clerk. station on west hillsborough enough. the man took off from the scene in a gray or silver car if you have any information on the crime they would like you to contact the sheriff's office. >>> a bad morning for this bus driver in riverview. you can see what's left of his ride after it caught fire it's pretty much just the frame that's left. hillsborough county fire rescue got to the scene about 1:00 this morning it took about 30 minutes to put the flames out. we're working to find out if trying to grab great bargains in stores all across the tampa bay area. tampa premium outlets in wesley chapel opened at 6:00 last night stayed open all night long and all day today. one place you can imagine that were extremely busy, starbucks. one employee telling us her secret to keep the shoppers happy. >> you just got to have like a positive attitude because the will have a positive attitude. >> that's right don't worry be happy be calm today on clothing jewelry footwear. tampa premium outlet

john rogers joining us live from madera beach with the update. >>reporter: that's actually the boat right there that the man that you driving last night. witnesses say he was sailing erratically. andy has a big mess to clean up last night his dock was torn to shreds. but he's not the only victim here. >> going across the way he hit the dock over there. >>reporter: pinellas county deputies say this plan 44-year- old robert heart was heavily intoxicated as he steered a boat through boca ciega bay. >> where was the family? >> they were out here fishing. >> all right here. >>reporter: pat hughes is so thank actual her dock didn't suffer the same fate as her neighbor. >> it's so frightening to think what could have happened. >>reporter: last night some children were out on her dock as the boat barreled straight toward them. >> take that boat was coming with such momentum if he hadn't turned he would have gone right up over the seawall irk the children ran back to land and the boat turned literally within inches of the dock. >> i mean scary, just frigh

john rogers continues our team coverage tonight from wrote barred arena that's where trump was earlier today. good evening john. filing into wrote barreds arena. there wasn't enough room so loud speakers will to out here for the hundreds of overflow. during his nearly hour long message donald trump stayed on topic sharing his economic agenda plans to repeal obamacare and plans for military defense. he expressed his views that the system is rigged to support hillary clinton but he surprisingly did not spend much time addressing the latest news that the fbi will not file charges against her. he ended though with an inspirational tone as >> i'm asking you to dream big because with your vote we are just one day way from the change you've been waiting for your entire life. >>reporter: he has quite a a full i tin rare after here he flew to north carolina now he's in pennsylvania new hampshire. he's holding a rally with pens monitoring polls across the country tomorrow and they are keeping a close watch on hillsborough county. they are sending monitors to various polling places all across the

john rogers joins us with a wrap up of what trump said. >>reporter: he mainly stayed on message as he made one final push to win over voters this very important battleground state. wrote bars arena was not big enough to hold the crowd of thousands who came to see donald trump. >> we are going to win the great state of florida and we are going to take back the white house. >>reporter: the republican detailing his plans for the presidency. repeeling obamacare, highlighting his economic policies and cleaning washington of corruption. >> when we win tomorrow we are going to drain the swamp!. >>reporter: he briefly addressed the latest news that the fbi won't file charges against clinton. >> nobody in this room can believe what's going on with the fbi and what's going on with the department of justice, protected by a totally rigged system. >>reporter: in a brief moment of levity he pulled from the crowd a mask that looks like him. >> nice head of hair i'll say that. >>reporter: donald trump is encouraged by the close poll numbers in battlegroun

in north port, john rogers, newschannel 8. >>> a veteran was just trying to do a good deed. but he ended up being ambushed from police. >> reporter: robert drewsteen realized the man he was trying to help last week was a suspect police were searching for. shaquille o'neal? no, not the basketball star but shaquille o'neal clemmons crashed at armerton road and belter road following a chase. druce, a veteran, offered clemmons his wheelchair. >> some guy helping that guy out of the car. his leg was broke s anyway, he fell down in the street. and i let him sit on my chair so he could drive up by the store so he could sit down and not be lying on the street. all of a sudden, i'm chasing my chair down the street. >> reporter: largo police tried to pull him over. he swept two vehicles, one a school bus. then he continued south on belter road where he hit two more vehicles. an officer finally caught up blocks away. druce only had this message for him -- >> no bad deed goes unpunished. >>> on the campaign trail today, marco rubio visited five counties in the bay area urging his follow

john rogers was one of them. >> reporter: good evening,, some people feel that you are spending thanksgiving in florida and you might as well take advantage of the weather. this family traded in the bigger cold of indiana -- bitter cold of indiana for the warm sunshine of the keys. >> i loved coming here and i wanted to share with my family. haven't to share it with them and thought this would be a good time to do it and enjoy thanksgiving here. >> around 50 million people travel this holiday weekend and many of them came to florida. many of these people are making the most of the trip. >> i have never had thanksgiving on the beach with the t-shirt. this is great. this is the life. >> one huge benefit to spending thanksgiving day in the beach, you don't have to worry about cleaning dishes they. >>> today many people across thanksgiving meal. for some it is a meal made by him special cooks. gayle guyardo takes us behind the scene of good to go catering serving up good food for a really good cause. >> reporter: think you are serving up a big family, good to go catering is serving of 600 pounds

trump is in sarasota right now and that's where we find news channel 8 john rogers. when is trump expect today speak? [audio difficulty] last push here in florida [audio difficulty] . >> we apologize we are having some technical difficulty with the live shot there. donald trump expected to take the stage at any moment. we will have more on that following trump's visit there. >>> and hillary clion and north carolina today making 4 stops. she held a rally in new hampshire last night joined by a gold star father of a slained soldier. earlier in the day she was in cleveland with the king lebron james and j.r. smith. >> i can't tell you how excited it is for me to have lebron and j.r. part of the team that's going to take us to the white clinton concert continues today in st. petersburg. the vice president and his wife will join jimmy buffett for a special concert. doors open there at 3 p.m. but the concert is not scheduled to begin until 7 p.m. >>> and president obama will continue to campaign for clinton today. he'll attend rallies in michigan, new hampshire and pennsyl

john rogers joins us with a wrap up of what trump said. >>reporter: he mainly stayed on message as he made one final push to win over voters this very important battleground state. wrote bars arena was not big enough to hold the crowd of thousands who came to see donald trump. >> we are going to win the great state of florida and we are going to take back the white house. >>reporter: the republican

in northport, john rogers, news channel 8. >>> now, your vote 2016. this is the last weekend for early voting, but as news channel 8's rod carter shows us, there's an easy way to find out how busy your voting location will be before you head out. >> hey, good afternoon. early voting locations have been pretty busy. this one here is the supervisor of elections office. it's been relatively busy throughout the day. just a reminder for you voters at early voting locations w at 7:00 on sunday night, but there are some things to do to make sure that you check and see if you can get in and get out very quickly. now, if you take a look at the supervisor of elections web site's office, there's a section where you can go to, and you can see if the site you're going to is crowded or if it's not crowded, to make that early voting easy. if you see green, that means it's 0 to 15-minute wait. if you see red, it's going to be a little longer. yellow, longer, as well. >> so people are taking advantage of voting before out across all three methods of voting. >> again,

joining me, radio host and attorney mo ivory and retired police lieutenant john rogers.slager said it didn't make any sense to him why scott ran, take a look. >> in my mind at that time, people don't run from a broken tail light. there's always another reason. >> mo, let's start with you. there's always another reason. why would he run? >> well, i mean, you know, we don't fknow what that reason wa. we found out later he was concerned about a child support warrant that might have been out for him. that is not a reason alone to decide that somebody is running and they pose a deadly threat to you. i think that was the first place where this whole murder went wrong. at that moment, he could have easily decided that when walter scott was rub, call backup and wait for backup. but no, he made the decision to go after walter scott. so in his mind, he had already created a scenario that walter scott was a dangerous black man that he needed to go after. >> steve be, ways your reaction? >> to begin with, mo is partially right. again, race does not have to come into this situation.

. >> john rogers is live in palm beach gardens . with murphy supporters . i imagine it is >> reporter: very quiet . they are all gone . their packing the stage . it was not the method parse check murphy envisioned . he was optimistic the last couple of days picky campaign to the last minute . visiting poll places soon after the polls officially closed after 8 pm we learned the results . patrick murphy called marco rubio to congratulate him . murphy thought he had this june, one marco rubio entered the race . since then, rubio took the lead at the polls and never looked back . also, murphy had a lot of things working against him . the democratic party stopped funding his tv ads recently . he struggled with name recognition . a lot of factors were working against him and it led to the result we saw today . soon after the announcement was made the crowd booed . at one point they yelled out ret and remained positive and upbeat . >> obviously we were expecting and helping for a different result this evening . [laughter] . the people of florida has spoken . at th

rogers. he was dropped after months advising the transition on international computer issues. cnn's joe johnsas the latest. >> mike rogers, a former house intelligence committee chairman is now out. he was seen as reassuring figure to many republicans, especially on issues of national security, and was thought on the short list for cia director. he's gone, of course. he was hired by chris christie, who, as well, was demoted. so, the question is why?

. >> reporter: in a statement father sean rogers from st. john the baptist catholic says sunday night there was a tragedy in the church. a little girl lost her life. when police finished the investigation, we'll know more. in the meantime please pray for the family and the parish community. meanwhile, or dollars is in custody at sonoma county jail. formal charges from the district attorney could come as early as tomorrow. reporting from healdsburg, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> tracking breaking news in tennessee where a -- authorities have charged a school bus driver in the horrific crash that killed six people at least five of them children. the bus taking students home from an elementary school in chattanooga when it somehow lost control. you see the terrible scene here slamming into a tree and a home. witnesses reported seeing the students using the bus' roof hash to escape. the bus was carrying 35 students. 23 of whom were taken to a local hospital for treatment. 24-year-old johnthony walker faces counts of homicide, reckless endangerment an

rogers. he was dropped after months advising the transition on international computer issues. cnn's joe johns now has the latest. >> mike rogers, a former house intelligence committee chairman is now out. he was seen as reassuring figure to many republicans, especially on issues of national security, and was thought on the short list for cia director. he's gone, of course. he was hired by chris christie, who, as well, was demoted. so, the question is why? what's going on with the transition. the story, they certainly want to put out this is all about a blending of the campaign staff that traveled around the country with donald trump and the transition staff that was put in place to figure out what was going to happen in the event he won. but there is also a question as to whether all of this is part of a purge in the continuing fight, the back fighting between the establishment figures, who work with donald trump, and the nontraditional figures. the insiders and the outsiders. of course, they say, no, it is not a purge. >> all right. mike rogers says there is some confusion about the chain of

. >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk alley," john ford, kay kayla tausche. roger mcnamee, good morning to you. facebook today, mark zuckerberg detailing the social network's plan to fight fake news. in a post over the weekend, "the problems here are complex, both technically and philosophically. we believe in giving people a voice, which means erring on the side of letting people share what they want whenever possible. we need to be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or to mistakenly restrict accurate content." but the goal here, roger, is to somehow label fake news as such, work with fact checkers. can this be done? >> you know, i believe it can, but i think, carl, it's not a complete answer. i think a big challenge that facebook faces is that the underlying principle that it uses to run its algorithms is people are the best, you know, your friends are your best source of information, that you want to use your friends to filter the things around you. unfortunately, there's an unintended consequence that comes from that model, which is people like to ha

several members of congress are now coming out in support of admiral rogers, including arizona senator john mccain. mc professional and a warrior of the highest caliber. he goes on to say that he hopes rogers will have more opportunities to serve the united states. >> as for president-elect donald trump, he spent the weekend holding meetings with advisers and interviewing what he called numerous patriot as he works to complete a national security team. >> reporter: president-elect assemble a new administration meeting with former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and secretary of state among others. >> he is preparing to be the president of all of the people of the united states of america. >> reporter: president-elect began filling key administration positions last week picking jeff sessions for attorney general and kansas representative mike pompeo to head t michael flynn was selected for national security advisory. >> we will pursue policies to temporarily suspend from terrorist countries. >> reporter: james mattis is a possible pick for defense secretary. >> i think regime change in the

it's insane >> reporter:in a statement, father sean rogers from st. john the baptist catholic says: >>"sunday night there was tragedy in the church; a little girl lost her life. >> reporter:when police finish the investigation we will know more. >> reporter:in the meantime, please pray for the family, and the parish community." >> reporter:meanwhile, ordaz is in jail. he is expected to be arraigned tomorrow. reporting live from healdsburg. >> pam:thank you alecia for that report. >> pam:we brought you today's breaking details first. through our mobile app and online. we streamed the police press conference live on the kron- 4 app. >> pam:stay connected on breaking news by downloading our free app today. >> steve:now to the east bay.where identified the little boy who was killed yesterday after being run over by a car. latest on this tragic story. >> grant:new video tonight of a of the death. it's a heartbreaking story.with several children involved. it happened in a parking lot - when the car somehow went into reverse. >> grant:a 12-year-old boy was chargi

. >> ninan: marlie hall outside the richard rogers theater on among can john dickerson's guest tomorrow on "face the nation." the civil rights group the southern poverty law center says there have been at least 700 cases of hateful harassment or intimidation since the election. carter evans has more on this. >> reporter: from swastikas at a baseball field in a playground-- >> white power! >> reporter: to pennsylvania high school students shouting hate messages in the hallway, and a throe back to the days of segregation at a high school bathroom in northern california. >> i can't even explain to what it feels like to come to a campus they loved for four years and not feel safe. >> reporter: according to new numbers from the f.b.i., reported hate crimes were up almost 7% in 2015. that includes a 67% jump in reported hate crimes against muslims. when the racial tension continued even after election day, lesley stahl asked president-elect trump about it on "60 minutes." muslims. >> i am so saddened to hear that, and i say stop it. if it-- if it helps. i will say this-- and i'll say it right

john stool and christina rogers of our detroit bureau have a great sort of play by play of what actuallypened. it's in our website. and you're right, the number of jobs that that plant employs before and after this announcement are unchanged. as you point out, all they were going do is that they had already announced to the uaw they were going to move production of the lincoln crossover suv to mexico so they could boost production of the ford escape which is also made at that plant. that's all that was going to happen. no jobs were going to be lost. no jobs were going to be gained. the plant was going operate as usual. but the language that -- that donald trump is using is, hey, i already have -- i'm already showing you, i'm keeping jobs in the united states. from ford's side of this, in is their way of tossing him an easy way. he can claim they kept the lincoln production in the united states. as far as that affecting jobs, no effect. >> it's similar to kind of things that happened during the campaign. we seem to be in a world where where you can say whatever you want because you can. >

. >> reporter: in a statement, father sean rogers from st. john the baptist catholic says, sunday night there was a tragedy in the church. a little girl lost her life. when police finished the investigation, we will know more. in the meantime, please pray for the family and the parish community. right now ordaz is in custody at sonoma county jail. excuse me. formal charges from the district attorney could come as early as tomorrow. reporting live from healdsburg, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> thanks. >>> new tonight at 10:00, police working to figure out what caused a car to go into reverse and killed a 4-year-old boy. grant lotus has been tracking today's development on this story as an east bay community mourns the young boy. >> reporter: searching for answers. tonight in benicia, you see this memorial of sorts that marks the location where this young boy was hit and killed yesterday as a car backed up. a 12-year-old boy was in the car charging his phone when it somehow lurched backwards killing that 4-year-old boy. also injuring a third year --

republicans are pointing to the time of this and this is sour grapes to rogers getting that top job. >> thank you, john. >>> a year after the deadly french terrorist attacks, french police thwarted another attack. there was a major raid in two cities in france. hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer and i finally found our big idaho potato truck. it's been touring the country telling folks about our heart healthy idaho potatoes, america's favorite potatoes, and donating to local charities along the way. but now it's finally back home where it belongs. aw man. hey, wait up. where you goin'? here we go again. the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. >> french police not identifying the target of the attack. but they are live in london. what are the details. >> reporter: six out of those seven people detained were not known to intelligence services. there was a series of arrest last june. four arrested in s

chief petty officer sharon rogers, currently naval science instructor on the john f. kennedy.experienced a lot of the things you have experience, so i totally understand. there has not, been any sergeant majors in the marine corps that are female. >> you mean the sergeant major of the marine corps? that is correct. >> you are coming up on 30 years and are retiring. where you ever considered to be that first sergeant major of the marine corps? >> only in my mind. [laughter] >> seemed like a perfect fit. mind, right? it takes a lot more qualifications than i currently have to be the sergeant major of the marine corps. i am working at a one star level. you have to get to that second and third level to get there, and i kind of ran out of time, but thank you for asking. >> seriously, you made her walk that hallway? my question is to both of you. as a former in co, i know there is a handful of finalists and cadets here, and most of my mentors throughout my career have been in ceos and ncos only, so it is difficult and challenging for me to seek mentor ship from officers, but the one

>> reports are coming out that trump is considering moving admiral mike rogers from his position as head of the nsa. arizona's john mccain is chairman of the senate armed services committee and he released the statement today. i have known and worked closely with admiral rodgers for many years. is an officer, professional and a warrior of the highest caliber. you brontks any suggestion that is unwarranted. he has my full confidence i hope you will have further opportunities to serve our country. >>> concerns have been growing over whether so-called sanctuary cities could be punished for shielding undocumented immigrants during a trump administration. the president-elect chief of staff addressed the issue today on cnn.>> i totally agree, the sanctuary cities, the idea that a cd would decide to ignore federal law and then want the federal government to help them anyway, is position for those local governments to continue to engage in. >> more than 300 us cities and counties limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. mayors in several cities like chicago and new york have already said they plan to

john clark. accuracy in media. and including roger, and hank hughes, as an investigator and others. so they deserve a lot of the credit for digging up the information i'm going to share. i wanted that to be known. as the book came out, i've heard from at least a hundred individuals from within the military or aviation interest supporting my thesis. many of them worked for and at the investigation itself. many of them are still angry about what they experienced and what happened to them. here is what we know. now, according to an air traffic controller, in fact, this is who contacted me after the book came out and e-mailed me saying he loves the book and he thanked me for treating his story accurately because i wrote about him and i did not release his name. he worked for 38 years as an air traffic controller and he says, i have dependent children and you hear that from a lot of people, but what he told me that night, and this is a quote, he said a primary radar return indicated vertical movement intersecting twa 800. that's what they saw on their screens in wesbury and that's what p

. >>> megyn kelly's bombshell announcement accusing roger ailes making unwanted sexual advances toward here. >>> john legend is here with us this morning, you don't want to miss that, and the fray will be performing, we'll get you set for the weekend. >> how to save a life, given the climate, that music is good. >> tam. >> all right, robin, we'll see you soon. >> >> reporter: i could use that soothing music. >> chopper 6 hd driving to work, we're looking live, on the schuylkill expressway, we're seeing heavy traffic moving through the region right now. watch for that schuylkill expressway and the vine starting to get congestion through the area. i want to show you a different shot, this is the schuylkill expressway westbound near the boulevard, you can see how heavy the traffic is in this direction, no accidents, more and more people are on the road trying trying to avoid the rails. already delays, media/elwyn, 24 minutes, 25, doylestown lansdale line. newark line, 19 minutes. are. >> reporter: it's cooler out there today. we'll see sunshine emerge from behind the clouds. the winds will be blustery g

john distaso is a wmur political reporter. and josh rogers is a reporter for new hampshire public radio. first question, which goes to the question that needs to be asked. it is a revolving door. this year, voters sent a message for change when they voted for donald trump and bernie sanders in the primary. and every daily paper in the district that is endorsing is backing mr. o'connor. this office has been held by one of you for 10 years now. we will start with you congma but you have been mayor, congressman, how is that not the definition of a career politician? rep. guinta: we have a tradition of public service. that is what i have dedicated my life to. after i started my business i got involved in public service by being a state legislator. and then i was interested in for the city. and that took me to run for mayor where i focused on cutting spending and borrowing, making manchester one of the safest cities again in northern new england. and it was rated one of the best cities to live in a while i was mayor. i have taken public service to

rogers explains. >> reporter: when you think wineries, rolling vineyards in may come to-minute but john tires and brian levanthal want you to think brook lynn. the two friends met in 2007 where they ventured out to new jersey to make barrels of wine at a team-building exercise. >> we made a different vintage and went through the entire process from the fermentation all the way to bottling. one of the pin points we had was getting it out to new jersey. none of us had cars and we were taking a train or subway or bus and walking a mile to get to this this place. >> and that got them why wasn't anyone doing this in new york city and they got to thinking and quit their jobs in february 2010. >> that's a plan. we did not have any wine-maker and didn't have any money or a space. >> and you start thinking what's the worst that can happen if we try and fail, and the way we looked at it was that is not nearly as bad as not trying at all. >> reporter: the duo gave themselves three months to find space, capital and, of course, that wine-maker. they raised about $1 million from friends and family to factory, offici

john podesta's e-mails released on wikileaks. so we thought we'd show you something unambiguous. this is admiral mike rogers, the ed of the nsa, at this week's "wall street journal" event in d.c. in anybody's mind. this was not something that was done casually. done by chance. this was not a far get that was selected purely orb trarly, this was a conscious effort by a nation state to attempt to achieve a specific effect. >> the nation state he was talked about, while not mentioned by name, the u.s. intelligence community named russia that nation state last month. broadcast tonight. thank you very much for being here with us. "hardball" with chris matthews is up next. play hard ball. >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. when it comes to those who might serve inside a trump choices could become dangerous for the president-elect. nbc's reporting trump is expected to choose retired lieutenant general michael flynn, for example, as his national security advisor. clinton to be locked up at the republican convention has been criticized or scrutinized for his paid speaking engagement at a 2015 gala f

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john marshal in 1949. joining us, mark hertling and mike rogers, a cnn national commentary.as joking about the great mentioner. donald trump in this case, the president-elect, has mentioned it more than anybody else. now, you say, general, you would normally oppose the facing of a general taking on the role of secretary to have defense, but not general mattis. >> not this time. >> what is it about him that you like so much? >> first of all, the situation, john. and secondly, the fact that general mattis brings an unbelievablewet of character and intellect to the table. he is well loved by everyone wearing the uniform of our country, but he has a really good feel for the various things that mr. trump perhaps doesn't have a good feel on, that some of us during the campaign cycle. he will address the various threats against our country, not just isis. he has a very good feel. he will also have a better feel for nato than anybody in the current white house, because he was, not only the central command commander, which so many people tout him for, but he was also the joint forces

there is a statement from nor john mccain red any suggestion that admiral rogers should be fired is certainly full support. senior sources tell fox news this looks like a case of sour grapes because nsa director is now in the mix to lead the intelligence community under a president trump administration. bill: we have breaking news. a disturbing trend continues. four officers shot around the cub triwithin 24 hours. former d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler weighs in against the rash of violence against men and women in blue. >> i can't be sure of anything. i think like everyone else we'll have to wait and see. heather: president obama says he will give president-elect trump space to lead, but there may be limits to his silence. where should presidents draw the line criticizing successors. bill: there are signs of potential compromise and democrats in washington. can they find common ground. if so, what would be the first order of business. >> i think blue collar america voted for donald trump more on democratic issues than republican issues which he professed. heather: the u.s. navy comes to

rogers. ufc led 13-6 at the break, watch jackson just fall down covering john ross on that move. 17-yard touchdownton back in it. that is as close as the huskies got. eight-yard touchdown pass, 24-then, trojans, washington running out of time. browning tries to throw across his body, picked off by the second time, nice diving interception, and even better back flip. ufc takes down the huskies, first time they won two straight, falling to nine and one. second quarter, already 10-0, bama, to stewart, finished with eight catches, 156 yards, three touchdowns, 17-0, team now 10 and 0, four touchdowns, ran one of his yards on the ground. 15-yard bullet here to stewart. bama crushes mississippi state. 51-3, your final. >>> second ranked clemson took it on the chin from pit. panthers go from four to three. to georgia, back in the end zone. pitt of six, now clemson takes a seven-point lead, to sean watts. 35-27, watson. five minutes ago, goes one way, breaks the tackle. 20-yard score, 42-40, fans can't believe it. pass incomplete, still 42-40, 12 seconds to go, pitt kicker, for the win, got it, 43-42 your

john mccain is all for this. listening to the current nsa director, michael rogers on tuesday about russia and the wikileaks hackschance and not a statement been purely and so one. that is mixle rogers. nobody is more dialled in to intelligen intelligence. is that who he is referring to? >> absolutely. he is the head of cyber security. this is not the first time and this hack actually leads back to the kremlin and senior decision making at the highest levels in moscow. president-elect trump seemed to dismiss conclusions and there have been statements based on cyber forensics and analysis that that this came out of the kremlin. will a president trump order his investigations? >> also to respond. this is a serious breech of national security. they have been ingauged in warfare and decided to use the same tactics against the united states. that is incredibly serious. they will influence politics in a variety of other countries. i think it really is an important question for the president how we deal with what is trying to use the same tools against us. this is what congressional investigations at their best are abou

including governor chris morris rogers, and rudy giuliani. after made with general john kelly, he spoke to reporters. trump: really fantastic day. tremendous talent. tremendous people. really we have some incredible people going to be working for the president. make america great again. right? fantastic. general management, we really had some great meetings and you will be hearing about it soon. thank you. [crosstalk] announcer: tomorrow, it discussion on the presidential transition process with former presidential white house chiefs of staff. it is live beginning at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> we're asking students to participate in this shares studentcam video documentary competition by telling us, what is the most urgent issue for our next resident, donald trump to address. the competition is open to 6-12.ts grades students can work alone or in groups of up to three to produce a five-evan minute documentary. will go to the team at the best overall entry. $100,000 in cash prizes will be awarded and shared. is january deadline 20, 2017. that is an inauguration day.

john ford, kayla tou shee and myself at post nine. joining us, roger mcnamee. good to have you back. the dow trading at yet another record high this morning, before trading into the red just now. the nasdaq largely left out of the rally last week, added to its losses this morning, but it's not just stocks. the dollar trading near 13-month highs, the ten-year lead at its highest level since january, and, roger, a lot of people unprepared not just for the political outcome, but the market response to that outcome. clearly, if the last few sessions are any indication, we're in for more chop. >> i have no idea where this is going to shape out, but seems the one thing that had to happen, the surprise was so great, there were two or three industries, like banking and other regulated places, where essentially we saw 180-degree shift that moved from clinton to trump meant you were going to go from heavier regulation to essentially much less regulation, and for bank stocks in particular, that caused a massive increase in enthusiasm. which is understandable. >> so, as th

new papa john's cinnamon pull-aparts >>> what an unbelievable scene, we're live here at progressive field. this is the scene where the cleveland indians have just tied it up. roger davis with a two run home run, it looked like the cubs had this one. then chapman came in and one of the most consistent closers in win. the oldest player on the cubs here, harris got a homer. and just unbelievable right now. joe maddon's other game 7 his terria and heart break -- >> the best two >> we want to be the group that broke the string, but it's just correct that we could go7 games. >> the cubs trying to break their record of 106 years. 2008, the rays beat the cubs for the ray classic. that is the lone game 7 stomach winner take all. 7 times the bolts have played in a game seven, the most recent here and the memories are mostly positive in the game record. 2004, stanley cup over the flame -- it's over, the lightning have won the stanley cup. >> reporter: this is the winning game you do it in game 7, not in game six. one deprived game franchise won't have to dream anymore. well it's about 20 minutes here, this looked pretty darn stupid. this was before the game, an indians fan