kahn, who's son, captain kahn, was killed while serving in iraq. just like he did here at our convention, mr. kahn again reminded us of the responsibility we all share to protect and defend our constitution. you remember the story of captain kahn. the son of immigrants, himself brought here as a young child who grew up to join the united states army and on that fateful day, with his unit, he saw a suspicious car and he moved toward it to try to determine whether it was a danger or not, telling his men to stay back. the car was rigged, the bomb went off and he died protecting his men. he was awarded the bronze star and purple heart and what mr. kahn said last night is something i want us all to remember. he said after the men derogatory and insulting comments that we've heard from donald trump, would his son, captain kahn, have a place in donald trump's america? that's an important question for all of us because we don't want to shrink the vision of this great court. country. we want to keep expanding it so that everyone has a place to pursue your d

thank you. >> his son, united states arm captain kahn back in 2004. they live in charlottesville, virginia. >>> less than a hour to go and ere -- early voting ends in dc at 7:00. the wait times stretched over an hour at the nine early voting centers across the city. for those locations and voter guides to all the races in dc, maryland and virginia download our free wusa assessing the credibility of a election eve terror threat. virginia is one of the states. >> new york and texas are the other two and authorities are on alert. eliana diaz is live at a polling station in arlington. >> reporter: a lot of people said that taxes in a row take -- that they are taking stop them from getting involved in the election process. >> it's terrifying and disturbing. >> disturbing is how many voters describe the most recent threat by al-qaeda. it puts virginia, new york and texas on the map as possible targets. with no specific targets provided some say there's a lack of seriousness. >> done take it -- i don't take it seriously and it won't stop voter intimidation.

you remember the story of captain kahn. the son of immigrants himself, brought here as a young child, who grew up to join the united states army. on that fateful day, with his unit he saw a suspicious car and he moved toward it to try to determine whether it was a danger or not, telling his men to stay back. the car was rigged, the bomb went off and he died, protecting his men. he was awarded the bronze star and the purple heart and what mr. kahn said last night is something i want us all to remember. he said, after the many derogatory and insulting comments that we have heard from donald trump, would his son, would captain kahn have a place in donald trump's america? that is an important question for all of us, because we don't want to shrink the vision of this great country. we want to keep expanding it so that everyone, everyone has a place to pursue your dreams, your aspirations, the future that you want to create for yourself and everyone else. [applause] think about that. when you go to the polls tomorrow, think about

. >> reporter: sam kahn and his family enjoying a thanksgiving celebration.rganized by highest pa, a nonprofit that helps refugees during their first few months in america. kahn escaped his war ravaged home land with his family and he is most thankful this year. >> we are so excited as we are very thankful for america that we have a second chance. >> reporter: with the you were certainty of u.s. immigration policy, he hopes to continue to bring opens that refugees and their families, especially at this time of year >> thanksgiving is about the pilgrim's came and immigrated to the u.s. so it's about coming together and being welcoming. it's like the native americans were to the pilgrims. >> reporter: the refugees and recent immigrants told me they were most thankful to be here. and hopeful they will be accepted as they start their new lives in america. from society hill joanne pileggi. back to you in the studio. lucy, iain. >> thank you. >>> there was scary moments before take-off for passengers on an american airline flight leaving philadelphia. what they sme

>> new tonight, a tragic end to the search for autistic nephew of former nba star marcus kahn bi. authorities found marcus mcgee in a pond yesterday afternoon. police say the boy's family is thankful for their help despite the tragic results. >>> recent terror attacks have raised concerns about americans being radicalized not in war zones but online. new tech giant google is responding now but researchers of companies say the talent is reaching a new generation of bedroom radicals, people who a drawn into violent extremism online. searching google for various topics like i.s.i.s. vinyls and steering them into i.s.i.s. sites. >> searching for a pair of sneakers and then finding and ad for those sneakers pop up later. we have used that same principle instead to find potential consumers of i.s.i.s. >> at 8:00, redirect reached of it aimed at undermining i.s.i.s. >>> a double header in rebel sports. first the battle for the fremont cup on the gridiron then they hit the hardwood against western kentucky. >> you can tell it's windy because the camera is shaking out there. the black frid

night in manchester, new hampshire i had the honor of being introduced by an extraordinary man keez er kahn son served in iraq and you may remember mr. kahn's speech at the democratic convention and again last night he reminded us reminded us of the responsibility we all share to protect and defend our constitution. the story of captain khan is one of courage in the face of danger. he was with his unit when he saw a suspicious vehicle. he told his men to stay back. he moved toward the vehicle to check it out. and the bomb went off. he lost his life, but everyone else in his unit survived. he was awarded the bronze star. and this

kahn how did that go? >> i'm so happy to see him live. >> his influence is a lot in the community because of the country. >> i'm fired up. i'm going to vote deft initely. >> he spent the day with top democratics campaigning for lou ann bennett. he spoke to rans in sterling. >> as a veteran i found when i watched him at the democratic convention so touched by how heartfelt he was about supporting hillary clinton who supports our veterans. endorse any candidate and invited the republican to come and speak as well. peggy fox, wusa 9. >>> the trump campaign is targeting pennsylvania for a late battleground push. that's because unlike some of these other states like north carolina and florida there is no early voting here. republicans have coveted pennsylvania every year since the l back in 1998. trump is convinced his fired up supporters in this arena are the key to him winning. the supporters started to line up this afternoon outside of this arena 6 hours before the event was scheduled to begin. some drove fr

. >> reporter: sam kahn and his family enjoying a thanksgiving celebration, organized by highest pa a non-profit that helps refugees during their first few months in america. kahn escaped his war ravaged home land with his family and he is most thankful this year. >> we are so excited that we are very thankful for america that we have a second chance. >> reporter: with the uncertainty of u.s. immigration policy he hopes to continue, to bring hope, to refugees and their families especially at this time of the year. >> thanksgiving is about the pilgrims immigrating to the u.s. and so it is about coming together and being welcoming just like the native americans were. >> some of the refugees say they have been scared by new tougher calls for immigration laws but they still have to be accepted as they try to start their lives over in america. >>> time right now 5:27. we are following two breaking news stories happening right thousand fire crews are fighting a five alarm fire as we take i live to the scene in trenton where several homes are currently, well, you see damage there fire fighte

. >> reporter: in new hampshire tonight with kazih kahn, clinton made no mention of the fbi investigation. sticking instead to a script of unifying the country after this nasty presidential race. >> we have to begin listening to one other and respecting one another. >> reporter: with the finish line in site, the race is close. the latest nbc news/wall street journal poll shows clinton ahead 44% to 40%. both candidates are criss-crossing the country hitting up key states like pennsylvania, michigan and florida that could tip the election one way or the other. in the final day of this campaign, trump will visit five battleground states. clinton will go to three to try to win over undecided voters. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> we are now joined by nick nelson, head of european strategy at ubs. nick, you're about to talk about the earnings, but we can't ignore the u.s. elections. how are your clients feeling about this? because there are so many twists and turns, are you telling them to steer clear of the risky assets because you don't know what is around the corner? or are you

the kahn family will be interviewed for 60 minutes coming up after nfl football on sunday. >>> a local student who lost his life during a tragic traffic accident was remembered in a special way.>> john henry in for the legacy of dominic peddie. >> reporter: i am in the southeast where tragedy has stopped one school from strengthening its bond as a family. gonzaga college loves hockey. many students here at the rink have had a stick in their hands since childhood. one man who adores the game was everyone come out and remember him. >> reporter: he played for the eagles until 2014 when the 17- year-old lost his life during a tragic accident on the beltway. >> dominic loved life. >> reporter: but tonight, his school to time to remember him the best way it could and held the second annual purple and white scrimmage. the game raises money with the help of the washington capitals to fund a scholarship that will allow an underprivileged teenager to join the ag >> reporter: and it is a family, just ask dominic's parents. all throughout the night, we found classmates showing the couple loaves. e

eid kahn. doesn't look like this bird's going to fly, either. minimal power and life-support but the ship is protected by a force field. that explains how she's been able to survive here. anything resembling an engine? ters away. it's of the same configuration as this vessel. great. we have two unusable ships, and the only way voyager is going to detect our distress call is if they crash-land right on top of us. progress? electronic relays took heavy damage. i'm bypassing the primary circuits. come on, doc. i know you're in there. an accurate assumption. rev din ud? ud rev? tun sang. ton rev ud tim seid. you speak her language? the universal translator was written into my program. ask her how long she's been here if she knows a way to get back through that sinkhole. lurka heen. zin ik lurka ud ruck totta. mah'ees bin ruck ayah. what'd she say? she said she's been here 14 seasons and in that time, she's seen many ships come down come back, you little bloodsucker. ( laughing ) i don't know what's worse-- catching them or eating them. no poison. th

we will bring you behind the numbers analysis with political insiders melissa kahne and phil matier and the rest of our kpix5 team. uthern calif >>> we don't have to tell you traffic in the bay area is getting ugly. we used to brag that we had a leg up on southern california here, but not anymore. kpix5's mark sayre on why bay area gridlock is spiraling out of control. mark? e in l >> reporter: well, ken, all quiet here tonight, but commuters in silicon valley are really feeling the pinch. in fact, a new study says some of them have it even worse off than drivers in l.a. you don't have to look far during rush hour in silicon valley to see gridlock from highway 101 through sunnyvale to milpitas to san jose, but now a study makes a surprising finding. more people with long mega commutes drive into and out of the valley than they do in los angeles. does that surprise you? >> not at all. >> reporter: why not? >> i used to live down near the l.a. area and it's just about as bad here. >> reporter: the intersection of highway 280 and 680 in downtown san jose is a prime example of the problem.

kahn was communicating online with a man he thought was an isis fighter and he had asked to get weapons and pipe bombs to carry out the attacks. >>> good afternoon, everyone, thank you for being here. i'm heidi goitia. appreciate you joining us at noon. >>> a man comes home to find two people inside and opened fire striking one of them. and police tell us those suspects are our jamie soretta is in tolleson with more. >> reporter: this is the neighborhood where it happened, i'm at 99th avenue and williams in tolleson near lower buckeye and this house part of two scenes here in this neighborhood. what we do know is that police got a call around 10:00 this morning about a man saying he came home to find two people inside his home. he shot at them as they left. he went to the hospital in serious but stable condition. that other 15-year-old boy was in the police car when they pulled up. >> really shooken up right now. if someone can go into your house like that, yeah, and i'm praying for the boys, hope they be okay. >> reporter: so police are still investigating out here right now. we do not

. >> reporter: kahn knows the family and owns a store near accident scene and said he used to see the little girl come into buy snacks. now he sees a community forever changed by this tragedy. >> it brought us closer. i have noticed today, lot of mothers and fathers taking their kids to school. they are walking them to school. >> whoever did this or responsible to this you should come forward. you know, we are going to leave in stone unturned. and we will not stop until you are brought you the to justice without a doubt. >> reporter: police increased patrols in the area continuing to seek out surveillance video that may give a better glimpse of the striking car. >> it is just so hard. they took a innocent child. she didn't do nothing. >> reporter: for now a mother is left with inconsolable grief, a community is left wanting justice. >> heartless, shameless, and i hope you hear my word, i do you turn yourself in because it is very heart breaking. think about her family. >> reporter: right now police are telling us that they are continuing to interview witnesses including the little gir

we have police activity that kahn katherine scott has been talking about on pine street. now police are blocking part of 17th 18th and 99th at pine. it's going to take i was little longer to get around that in center city. the parade preps going on. the big thanks giving day parade. watch for restrictions on the ben franklin parkway. i want to check on this problem here. we still see police on the scene. we had an ambulance earlier. >>> this is 309 northbound in lower gwynedd and we've got an accident, i see police walking around. there was debris on the road. i think they picked that up. >>> it's off to the right. watch for this as you're coming around the curve. matt and nydia. >> thank you, karen. >>> breaking right now, an entire center city block is shut down where a package exploded this morning leaving someone with burns. we're learning more information about this right now. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at 19th and pine streets and is speaking to police and just got some word of what might have been in that package. so, what did they see? >> repor

clinton spent her h sunday taking her message toge t new hampshire alongside gold star father tazir kahn. kah >> i think it's fair to sayay after all the months of thishi campaign my opponent has at has very dark and divisive viewive w don't recognize the country cout that he is talking about. aut >> but today clinton isnton scheduled to make stops in the battleground states of michigan pennsylvania andnsyl north carolina.caro >> and the former secretary of state is in the clear.ar yesterday fbi director jamesames comey says there is nothing inhn the newest batch of e-mails that would change the decisionin not to prosecute hillary pro clinton. just over a week ago comb he mee announced thea rewe would bd an investigation into b e-mails connected to clinton that theyte found on former anthony weiner's computer.omput. of course donald trump isn't buying it. i >> you can't review 650,000 new e-mails in eight days, you , can't do it, folks. folks hillary clinton is guilty. glt she knows it, the fbi knows it, the people know it and now w it's up to the american peoplepe to deliver justice at

pictures from the list, something they learned from this project, and this picture was made by phillipe kahnughter was born, and he took his flip-top phone, hookdz it up to his computer, wrote a couple of lines of code, and he sent it to 2,000 people and that is the beginning of the cell phone. never seen that picture before. >> rose: so this is also a multimedia project. it's a magazine. it's a book. it's an expectation. >> yup. it's a virtual museum. there are a lot of layers, a lot of contexts, deep dives, and there are 20 short document bears the pictures. >> rose: this is one of the great-- >> amazing. >> most famous war photographs ever taken. >> absolutely. and it was published. >> rose: saigon. >> and it was published on the front page of a newspaper. vietnam was the hardest topic to whittle down because there were so many powerful pictures that came out of that. ♪ ♪ it's never too old to learn to cook ♪ i put a hurtin' on the bottle ♪ >> rose: marco price say rising star in the country music scene. her debut album was recorded in just three days at the famed sun studio in memphis. i

kahn, it was nice meeting you. good night. yes, nice meeting -- [ whistles ] darrin, are you all right? oh, yeah, yeah. oh, come on. i'll fix you a nice cup of tea. uh, no! no tea. but how about a moonlight cocktail? your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. with liberty mutual new car replacement?, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you?. darrin? come look at the lady in the moon. what moon? besides, it's a man in the moon. how do you know it's a man? everybody knows it's a man. just look at it. could be a lady. you know, i've been meaning to ask you something. you said that, um, you hadn't been to the moon today, but you didn't say that you'd never been to the moon. hmm? well, have you? have i what? been to the moon...ever. dar

machado, who no one really had heard of, and then the next day, a week of that, a week of that with the kahns. >> and you can't help but go back on tv and say, well, but she gain a lot of weight. new gingrich defended him. >> he kept it in the news when he could have buttoned it up. >> he couldn't stop. >> he could not stop. >> one last point, remember when hillary clinton went off the campaign trail for five days leading up to the last debate and he's going, why do you have to prep for the debate. i don't think she was preparing in terms of policy, sister girl has that down. what she was doing was psychological debate practice. >> like to get him -- i've said from day one hillary clinton has not gotten credit for her whole mohamadali rope-a-dope strategy. >> you mentioned turning point about donald trump, which was interesting, but i would argue the alicia machado was her turning point because it is where you saw her skill as a campaigner, which he did not display at all. saw saw her preparation, her ability to go into him for the kill. she knew what to do psychologically and she got him. >>

. >> reporter: she took the stage in manchester sunday introduced by keiser kahn whose son died in iraqi. >>would anyone who isn't like you have a place in our america, donald trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton did not mention the fbi or the e-mails but stayed focused on the election. >>this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a >> reporter: pointing to what she views as the differences between a trump and clinton presidency. >>between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon who could put everything at risk. >> reporter: all of which will play out once voters have their say tomorrow. and hillary clinton has moved on from new hampshire. she is set to rally today in pennsylvania, we're live in manchester, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>donald trump and mike pence will hold a rally in manchester, new hampshire, tonight, anna mile ser live there this morning with a -- miler is live there this morning. >> reporter: kate, donald trump is gearing up for a five-state campaign push one day before voters head to the polls including a stop in new hampshire where he's ti

. >>> keep in mind we sent out a push alert on the story and kahn get alert from our news app any time down load the app for free and unable those push alerts. >>> today oakland took another step towards support ago city sanction homeless camp. if you have driven on 5 80 headed to or from the toll plaza you passed over what is called tent city. right under the freeway in west oakland at 35 street and pralt a on the emeryville border. the council considered spending more than 130,000 dollars for services living in the camp. idea is to establish a pilot program giving the camper a police to pitch the tent. >>> pipeline safety inspection got a little tense today in the east bay. we were on high eagle road in alamo as pg&e contractor were cutting 40 foot pine tree. it got some neighbors so upset the utility brought in security guards. members of the same the tree committee say pg&e broke a promise to look for way to save the trees. pg&e is inspecting major gas line and told us it got permission from property owners to clear the trees and that it is actually relocating them. not chopping th

. >> joining me now from boston, kazir kahn welcome. >> hello. >> thank you for being here.our speech in new hampshire last night you seem moved by the positive reaction from the crowd, what was that like? >> it was really reaffformation of our journey and our belief that this nation, this country is of good people. at the bottom of all of this debate and political process this nation is of good people with good values and that is why you saw the reaction of the crowd when i reminded all of us what wonderful values we have enshrined in our constitution and what is at stake in this election. >> you have been so deep into this election now. i wonder how you would characterize it. >> i said last night and i will repeat this election has been divisive. this election because of donald trump's rhetoric had been excluding others, excluding minorities, division between communities, hafl unamerican rhetoric that has no place, has never been like this in the history of this country and never will again ever happen because the good people of this country have made up their minds, enthu

. >> it was machados and the kahns and then paul ryan. >> it's because he knows that, look, you justhowed up in my life a minute ago. i've been living by this code my entire adult life. that's why they have trouble with them. >> benjy sarlin, michael steele, thank you. >>> chris, is it true that your daughter is going as an elephant? >> ryan is an elephant, david is a tiger. i had to tear myself away from the profoundly adorable scene at my house where we had like a thousand pieces of candy to come here. so i'm going to go back and look over photos of the whole scene. >> they will be exhausted and down from the sugar high and will need some comforting from dad. >> hopefully. >> well done, my friend. happy halloween. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy monday. happy halloween, indeed. boo. i'm wearing my same costume. it's because i have nailed it. honestly. come on. middle-aged, frumpy, underdressed lesbian. i should patent that thing and then they will come up with a sexy version of it. okay. one of the spookyist things that i know of in american political hist

representative kahn director of the cia. already blow-back. session cost face challenging confirmation. he was blocked in the senate 30 years ago from become ago district judge over alleged recently -- raceally charged comments. his pick was criticized. >> i'm not insensitive to black. i supported civil rights activity in my state. i am not integrity, equality and fairness for all. >>reporter: michael flynn activist lamb is a political ideology. definitely hides behind this notion of it being a religion. >>reporter: open sat donald trump visits romney harshest critic during the campaign now contender for secretary of state. abc news washington. >>> and the mexican government says it is being pro active in case there is any action taken by president-elect trump medley after the election the government sat down with counsel to american city to hammer out a plan to help mexicans in the country. here's lee ann. >>reporter: the mexican government is posting these video on social media with advice on what mexicans should do to protect themselves in

hillary, was with khizr kahn, the father of a soldier killed in iraq who was attacked by trump this summer after he challenged trump over his proposed muslim immigration ban. khan delivered this message to captain humayun khan, have a place in your america? >> no. >> would muslims have a place in your america? >> no. >> would latinos have a place in your america? >> no. >> would african-americans have a place in your america, donald trump? >> no. >> would anyone who isn't like you have a place in your america, donald trump? >> no. >> on tuesday we are going to us. [ cheering ] >> seth: it was a powerful moment. meanwhile, trump was in michigan with a special guest of his own who had this equally inspirational message. >> i got your blue state right here, baby! >> seth: mazel tov. i'm sorry. molotov. this has been, "a closer look." ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we'll be right back with our friend john goodman, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? ?? ?? that's fun. ?? it's already dry! no wait time. this is great. it's very soft. can i keep it? (laughter) all the care of dove... no

. >> reporter: she took the stage in new hampshire sunday introduced kaiser kahn whose son died in iraqi. hillary clinton did not mention the fbi or the e-mails but stayed focused on the election. >>this election is a moment of reckoning. it is a choice between division or unity. >> reporter: pointing to what she views as the differences between a trump and clinton presidency. who could put everything at risk. >> reporter: all of which will play out once voters have their say tomorrow. i can also tell you hillary clinton is scheduled to be in pennsylvania, michigan, and north carolina today as she makes the final push to tomorrow. we're live in downtown manchester, new hampshire, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>donald trump is also focusing on the granite state. he manchester tonight. anna miler is there. >> reporter: one day before voters head to the polls, donald trump is stopping here in new hampshire. >>as donald trump tries to some way voters in the final day before the election, he's slamming the fbi director's decision that hillary clinton should not face criminal her time at t

. >> megan kahn seeing the effect music had on one of her patients. it brought a light to his face. it made him more encouraged. and he was more motivated to get up and out of his bed. usf student kelly grew up in a military family. she felt this was a way to give back to those who have served our country. i've always had a passion for veterans. i've had a passion for music. together for this project. our kelly ring. that that was an amazing program. russians once again sticking noses in the u.s. presidential election. but this time it's not those hackers. felix the polar bear and tiger made their own presidential predictions a zoo in russia. so the two animals picture their favorite to win by treats. perfect for fall, right siberian zoo is split. felix went for the trump pumpkin while you know what go figure. >> snapchat is hoping some fun filters will encourage people to get out and vote. as you can see walter and jen had some fun with them this morning. they include fun vote sunglasses, and falling ballots. red white and blue air horn. day today as well. so snapchat is not only s

the prosecutors say suspect amad kahn rahami spoke with fbi officials for days after his arrest. they did the not disclose what he said, but prosecutors say that the turn over video evidence they say shows him buying and planting bomb making materials. he is suspected in three bombs in manhattan and seaside park, in september. he was pleading not guilty. >>> an atlanta judge award damages of $36 million to the estate of the late bobbi kristina brown. bobbi kristina's former boyfriend nick gordon must pay money in the wrongful death case in case he wants to sell his story. gordon has not been criminal willly charged in bobbi kristina's death, daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown was found face down and unresponsive in the the bathtub in january of 2015. she was 22 years old. >>> 4:21. our philadelphia eagles stepping up to save the day for a grays ferry create football team. >> eagles officials heard about the story on the thief who stole field equipment. eagles are partnering with the sports complex special services district to replace the stolen gear. the team is letting

live reports on tonight's rematch between incumbent mike honda on the left and challenger roe kahn. >> our election will continue right here after the break. honey-is the internet back yet? yesssssssss i need to let her know that i like this. i like like like like. i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get at&t internet with over 99% reliability. and an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm. your internet's on. >>> you are looking at the new york senator who just stepped up to the podium thanking everyone for her victory tonight. >> so here is the deal guys, it'll be a long night. it will be a long night. we don't know how everything is going to turn out. we know that there is so much to be proud of in terms of the state as i'm so proud to represent this beautiful diverse state. [ cheering and applause ] [ applause ] and so whatever the results of the presidential election tonight, we know that we have a task in front of us. we know the stakes are high. we know that we are making a commitment tonight with just

seven two-year old eli door got ethan's lung and jozy kahn received his liver.saturday they shared a thanksgiving meal at gift of life family house in philadelphia. >> it is like extended family but they are family. they are as close to us as blood, brothers and sisters. we feel that they are our family. that is the gift to us, that when ethan signed that donor card, for his license, we would have never saw it coming but his gift became our gift. >> gift of life family house provides home away from home for patients receiving transplant-related care in philadelphia. very nice to see. >>> justin, turning to thanksgiving and our thanksgiving day forecast, it is hard to believe we are at end of the november but when you walk outside it is starting to feel like it. >> big difference from yesterday in the 70's. now we have wind chills in the 20's. marathon runners out there right now, less than an hour and probably already getting finished already. that is nuts. >> yes. >> i could probably go a mile in these conditions. it is rough. props to them. we have seen snow f

tonight anderson asked the gold star father, khazir kahn. >> we see the direct result of that un-americang people, sewing the seed of division, sewing the seed of religious hatred. we want him and his surrogates to come out and calm down their supporters so that they will not continue in the mode of election. election is over now. his supporters need to back off. his supporters need to understand that if they have won the election, this intimidation, this harassment of people of faith needs to stop and he needs to come out and not only speak to them, speak to people and say that is not how he's going to be healing that is not the bad reconciliation. >> do you see the president-elect doing this? >> i can see that, but a long way from predicting if that will happen. that is correct. among the questions is does donald trump understand and fully understand the meaning by being president of all the people. now one sign we'll get very early is whom he picks very close to be around him, who he's going to pick in the white house staff, who is going to be in the state department, those types of th

kahn's speech at the democratic convention and again last night he reminded us reminded us of the responsibility we all share to protect and defend our constitution. the story of captain khan is one of courage in the face of danger. he was with his unit when he saw a suspicious vehicle. he told his men to stay back. he moved toward the vehicle to check it out. and the bomb went off. he lost his life, but everyone else in his unit survived. he was awarded the bronze star. and this intensely personal tragedy that the khan family experienced, becoming a gold star family was one that they thought about, grieved over in the privacy of their home until they heard my opponents start talking. about who was acceptable in america and who wasn't. the categories of people starting with immigrants, including african-americans and latinos and pows, and muslims. the list went on and on. and it created in mr. khan a sense of despair because he asked himself would his son have a place in donald trump's america? someone who paid the ultimate price in serving our country. well, we can answer that question tomorrow

strauss-kahn. >> a shocking report found that a football player. >> i. >> i fin we know about sports-related trauma. >> the reporter: researchers at boston university and the v.a. boston health care system, came to a dramatic conclusion. >> the cells that run with their axons all the way down to the spinal cord were destroyed in his brain by cte. this is what a brain of a 60-year-old should look like and >> findings under veiled led to palpable emotions as they were detailed. >> this is raymond and myra turner. >> the reporter: raymond and myra turner still dealing with the premature loss of their son, refracting on the life choice that dramatically altered kevin's fate. >> i was a coach and you're hit with your head, that's where you play football. >> the reporter: what kevin turner's case shows, if you start at 5-year-old and you're successful, so brain. >> the reporter: the answer to minimizing this problem with the researcher's point of view is straightforward. >> i think the nfl has got to get out of the game of promoting, marketing and recruiting 5-year-olds to this game. what we've sh

this is jon kahn karhn carley, to you in washington, dc. >> now we'll visit the heart of america's greatmidwest. chuck, what's going on in springfield, missouri? ♪ >> here in springfield, missouri, we're standing in a barn. the folks in this area in the ozarks are having their own special kind of rally. an old fashioned barn warming. mr. president, we're going to send you back to washington for four more years. let's take a look at some of the activity that's going on around here in the barn. folks, here is our hostess. how are you? >> fine, thank you. we're so glad you could be with us tonight at our reelection party. >> how are things on the farm the last few years? >> pretty good, chuck. we would like to say to mr. ic s eisenhower from here in springfield, we know we can trust him to do well in the next four years. now i would like you to meet a good friend of ours. >> mr. president, our county dairy farmers want to say hello. >> friend, where are you from? >> springfield. >> your job? >> dairy processing plant. mr. president, we in the middle west appreciate the dignity and integrity

kahne, the gold star family whose son died in the line of duty in iraq. >> remember those moments? it has been quite a campaign season. let's go to florida. a state truly divided politically in 2012 president obama won by less than 1% of the vote. and in this race our poll of polls shows a dead heat, 45 to 45 between clinton and trump. it may be the middle of the night, but that's not a problem for nick valencia who is in tallahassee. sunday was the last day of early voting in florida. what do we know about turnout and who et benefits? >> here it was a historic turnout. 12,000 more people cast their ballots in early voting than in 2012. things went smooth. we've heard about voter fraud or irregulari irregularity. there's always a something that something could ruin the perception of a free and fair election. the representative of the e county said the talk is just talk. >> it's poppycock. our systems are pretty secure. in florida they're all paper based. the touch screens were banned in 2007 because of their inability to verify their votes were correct. we have a system in place wi

>> it was machados and the kahns and then paul ryan. >> it's because he knows that, look, you just showed up in my life a minute ago. i've been living by this code my entire adult life. that's why they have trouble with them. >> benjy, michael steele, thank you. >>> chris, is it true that your daughter is going as an elephant? >> ryan is an elephant, david is a tiger. i had to tear myself away from the profoundly adorable scene at my house where we had like a thousand pieces of candy to come here. so i'm going to go back and look over photos of the whole scene. >> they will be exhausted and down from the sugar high and will need some comforting from dad. >> hopefully. >> well done, my friend. happy halloween. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy monday. happy halloween, indeed. boo. i'm wearing my same costume. it's because i have nailed it. honestly. come on. middle-aged, frumpy, underdressed lesbian. i should patent that thing and then they will come up with a sexy version of it. okay. one of the spookyist things that i know of in american political history is that

single amazing fact i came across was that in august when trump was going on his tear, attacking the kahnily, the goldstar family where the father had spoken at the democratic national convention. their son had died. >> yeah. >> fighting in iraq. and when trump started off on that tear, the folks in the kremlin came to believe that he would have to withdraw from the race because he was showing himself to be psychologically unfit. at that point, they decided to stop distributing hacking information that they had until they could get a sense of who the next candidate was going to be. now they were naive, it is still trump. >> wow, okay. kurt, thanks for sharing all of your reporting with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> it's time for your money, your vote. jobs in the economy polling as the top issue in the economy. christine romans is in our money center with details on the last jobs report before the election. >> it's due at 8:30 a.m. eastern time, alisyn. expecting 177,000 new positions in october, that is higher than 156,000 in september. the jobless rate is forecast to tick down to 4.9