a 47- year- old officer set >>> two l.a. police officers are making a relay run from l.a.o sacramento to honor fallen comrades around the country. a 47-year-old officer set off today on the first leg. he'll alternate every 20 miles with a female colleague who is an ultra marathon runner. on each leg they will carry 35 pounds of equipment including vests and guns. they hope to raise $10,000 for families of officers who died. >>> a treasure trove of military medals found discarded in a texas dumpster. a small box claimed evidence of years of service. another army veteran is on the hunt to find its rightful owner. >> we want to be able to give this back to the family so that way they can have it and still cherish these stories that grand father, great grandfather. >> gary reached out to several organizations and possible families but what. heard back yet. i want to know how that ends. >> hopefully he does. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,

l.a. police responded medical welfare call. the decision to hospitalize them for safety, this includes a rant and his endorsement of president-elect donald trump. kris jenner says he's exhausted from his tour. a brock lynn man has been a nice times square plot. now, authorities say he traveled allegedly in an attempt to join isis. his lawyer said he had legitimate reason, in july, he told an under cover fbi operative he followed the events in nice, france and said a gar bae crush people in time's square. there was no indication he was planning such an attack. 18 people were used in the bass till day celebrations when a gar back truck ran through the crowds. >>> after an off the record meeting with several media executives and on air person amendment, including our own lester holt and chuck todd. enough not appealing obamacare but still more questions about potential conflicts of interest arise. nbc's halle jackson revoels. >> a new video from the president-elect. >> our transition team is moving smothly. >> listing off his ten-

. >> reporter: the l.a. police chief says president-elect trump's plan to deport millions of illegal immigrants is misguided and impractical for a city like los angeles, home to some half a million illegal immigrants. chief beck says he needs the help of those illegals and their trust to fight crime. >> i need them to work with their local police stations. i need them to be witnesses to violent crime. i need them to be part of the fabric of los angeles if we're going to keep this city safe. for a local wllaw enforcement agency to take on the role of immigration enforcement tears that apart. >> reporter: city leaders are echoing those comments. from washington, d.c. to denver to san francisco and many more. chicago's democratic mayor was one of the first to reiterate his city's sanctuary status. >> you are safe in chicago. you are secure in chicago. and you are supported in chicago. >> reporter: newt gingrich was infuriated by the comments. >> president-elect trump is talking about a very focused effort to get rid o

. >> reporter: the l.a. police chief says president-elect trump's plan to deport millions of illegal immigrants is misguided and impractical for a city like los angeles, home to some half a million illegal immigrants. chief beck says he needs the help of those illegals and their trust to fight crime. >> i need them to work with their local police stations. i need them to be witnesses to violent crime. i need them to be part of the fabric of los angeles if we're going to keep this city safe. for a local wllaw enforcement agency to take on the role of immigration enforcement tears that apart. >> reporter: city leaders are echoing those comments. from washington, d.c. to denver to san francisco and many more. chicago's democratic mayor was one of the first to reiterate his city's sanctuary status. >> you are safe in chicago. you are secure in chicago. and you are supported in chicago. >> reporter: newt gingrich was infuriated by the comments. >> president-elect trump is talking about a very focused effort to get rid o

. >> as president-elect trump works to fill the positions, the l.a. police chief isn't changing its stance on immigration. a special order prevents l.a. cops from initiating contact with someone solely to determine their legal status. the chief charlie beck leadership the department moved away from honoring requests to detain deportation-eligible inmates. [ indiscernible ] and the president-elect's advisers are drafting plans to resume workplace raids. >>> president barack obama is in greece on the first stop of his final overseas trip as president. he says part of his mission is to reassure allies about president-elect trump. president obama will address a europe which is totally rattled by trump's election. at issue is whether america will keep its commitment to defend europe. this isany suggestion that america will retreat from global leadership concerns europe which already is struggling with "brexit," unemployment and a refugee crisis. >> time will tell whether "brexit" or with respect to the u.s. election ends up actually satisfying those people who ha

l.a. police responded to a the decision to hospitalize them for safety, this includes a rant and his endorsement of president-elect donald trump. kris jenner says he's exhausted from his tour. a brock lynn man has been a nice times square plot. now, authorities say he traveled allegedly in an attempt to join isis. his lawyer said he had legitimate reason, in july, he told an under cover fbi operative he followed the events in nice, france and said a gar badge truck could be crush people in time's square. there was no indication he was planning such an attack. 18 people were used in the bass till day celebrations when a gar back truck ran through the crowds. >>> after an off the record meeting with several media executives and on air person amendment, including our own lester holt and chuck todd. but still more questions about potential conflicts of interest arise. nbc's halle jackson revoels. >> a new video from the president-elect. >> our transition team is moving smothly. >> listing off his ten

patrick: entertainment tonight reports l.a. police were called to his trainer's house yesterday afternoon for a medical call. west is reportedly suffering from stress and exhaustion. the rapper cancelled the remaining 21 dates of his tour the day after going on a rant about jay z and beyonce at his show in sacramento. menu at mcdonald's locations in milwaukee, fried cheese curds. the fast food giant added them exclusively to its menu in wisconsin. they'll be available in the rest of the state starting thursday. you can order them off the mcpick two menu for $5. this is the first time that mcdonald's has put cheese curds on the menu. ellen is in the spirit of giving. toya: it's her 12 days of giveaways. dollars in gift cards. wisn 12 viewers will have a chance to win all of the 12 days' prizes, that's right, all of them. go to wisn.com and scroll to the bottom to register. be sure to watch tomorrow to see what you could win. our floor director is not eligible for those prizes. >> it's not fair. patrick: what you didn't see up until 10

l.a. police and california highway patrol tried to get things under control. [ chanting ] >> in san diego, violence erupted in the gas lamp district as protestors clashed with each other and with police. trouble. more than a thousand protestors shut down market street as they marched from the financial district into the mission district. emotions ran high. many looked to vent their frustrations. cleave jones is a gay rights activist who worked with harvey milk in the '70s. >> it doesn't matter how old you are, what color you are, what gender you are, what gender you love, all of us are threatened by this and we need to come together and respect ea passing of candles and singing of songs. >>> the nation's capital now, people gathered outside trump's future home at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. some waved signs, others lit candles. a larger group protested outside trump's washington hotel and they were kept at a distance behind a barrier. >> you are ordered to leave the roadway and utilize the availabl

sources familiar with the case tell nbc news the rap mogul was admitted to the hospital after l.a. police responded to a medical welfare call and no criminal actiskty was him was for his own health and safety. this includes a week of bizarre rants and his retroactive endorsement of president-elect donald trump. kris jenner tells entertainment tonight he's exhausted from his ongoing tour. >> a brooklyn man has been allegedly caught through social media talking about wanting to conduct a nice style attack on times square on behalf of isis. federal prosecutors charged the from yemen with material support for terrorism. he traveled to yemen and turkey back in 2015, allegedly in an attempt to join isis. but he returned several months later after he was unable to join the terrorist organization. his lawyer said he had legitimate reasons for visiting yemen where he had family. court documents allege in july he told an undercover operative he followed the events in niece and a garbage truck could be was no indication he had planned this attack. >> this morning, we now have better idea of what pre

sources familiar with the case tell nbc news the rap mogul was admitted after l.a. police responded to a medical welfare call monday, and no criminal activity was involved. the decision to hospitalize west was for his own health and safety. this after a week of bizarre oingss including rants against longtime friends beyonce and jay-z and comment on election of president-elect trump. his mother says he's exhausted from his tour. >>> a brooklyn man has been allegedly caught through social media talking about wanting to conduct a nice-style attack in times square on behalf of isis. the man was charged, a permanent legal resident from yemen, with terrorism. he traveled to yemen and turkey in 2015, allegedly in an attempt to join isis, but he returned several months later after he was unable to join the terrorist organization. his lawyer said he had a legitimate reason for visiting yemen where he had family. in july he told an undercover fbi operative he followed the events in nice, france, and said a garbage truck could be used to crush people in times square. there was no ind

sources tell nbc news that l.a. police responded to a medical welfare call this afternoon, and the decision to hospitalize west was for his own health and safety. this comes after the rapper abruptly canceled the remaining dates of his national tour today. in the past few days, kanye west made headlines for a verbal rant against jay z and beyonce at a concert and saying he would have voted for donald trump. >>> a community is in mourning tonight after a school bus crash claimed the lives of six children in chattanooga, tennessee. officials say 35 kindergarten through fifth graders were on board the bus when it rolled over and hit a tree. nearly two dozen children were taken to the hospital. chattanooga's police chief says investigators are looking at speed in his words very strongly as a factor. the bus driver is said to be cooperating with authorities. >>> to bucks county now, where a church youth group leader is charged with sex crimes against children. >> investigators say the man assaulted two teenagers at the church w

. >> eric, l.a. police chief the latest in the long line of officials to roundly criticize president-elect trump's plan to deport millions of illegal imdprapts. it is misguyeded and he said it is impractical in a city of l.a. where there is half million immigrants. he needs those people to cooperate in fighting crime and they won't do that if relatives will be deported if they report a crime. and as for the threat to with hold millions in federal funds, chief beck said it is about more than just money. >> we would not like to lose federal funds, but whether or not i do the right thing is not a matter of money to me. it is it a matter of principle and something that i believe is a core value of the los angeles police department and i think far transcends any other motivation. >> reporter: now officials in many other cities have been echoing those views. new york city, chicago, denver, and san francisco and in chicago, the democratic mayor ralm emmanuel said his city will be be a sanctuary city. that kind of

l.a. police chief beck says trump's plan is miss guide n. a city like his he needs their >> i need them to work with the local police stations. i need them to be witnesses to violent crime. i need them to be part of fabric of los angeles if we're going keep this city safe. >> if you're an ill leeg leag alien in our country committing crime. you don't have the same rites as a legal immigrant who has gone through the process of becoming an american citizen, time and money spent doing it and these legal m ma grants can be deported for a lot o that illegals are committing and some of the cities and towns are pro tech themg from for. >> mare reri an mendosa speak there. her son was a police officer in arizona and killed by an illegal immigrant. here in florida, the mayor of miami-dade came out today saying he wants to make it clear that he his si city snot a sanctuary city. he said if his officers are arrested in an illegal crime, >> thank you chris. and selfie addiction is a real thing. >> that's up next. just how many snapshots a day can classif

office he is talking about criminals, illegal immigrants, criminals who murder or rape, we have l.a. police chief charlie beck said he, has no plans to change the lapd's stance on immigration enforcement. saying, we're not going to work in conjunction with homeland security on deportation effort, it not our job. next up president-elect trump said, he planning to deport criminal illegal immigrants. those who have committed felony crimes, is it doable? we'll ask border sheriff pau babeu. it is official kickoff of holiday. now isis calling for attacks this time on macy's thanksgiving day parade. they called for attacks on u.s. elect but it did not happen, don't go away. whether it's bringing cutting-edge wifi to 35,000 fans... or keeping a hotel's guests connected. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doct

. >>> thousands of anti-trump protesters taking to the streets in the largest cities from l.a. police forced to interfere with some of these demonstrations as the protesters blocked traffic and vandalized property. our crews spotted the margin along mill avenue with an anarchist group get back on the sidewalk or they would be arrested. we watched this exchange. >> we are very sorry that you are alive. we are very sorry that your mother gave you birth. >> so hold on a minute. one of the rally cries has been love trumps hate and you just said he wished he hadn't been born. >> no. we are very sorry you are i wasn't alive. >> maybe. >> thankfully no one was arrested or hurt. more protests are planned today with two other groups also planning demonstrations. the protests we have been seeing could have been staged in phoenix at a trump tower. back in 2005 donald trump wanted to build a development in the area calling for a hotel. the plan had its opponents and would be to could tell. he is now the mayor of phoenix and in the end of the hotel was never felt. >>> four people are dead with 14

l.a. times reports police visited him as part of a disturbance call. the case turned into a medical emergency and was handed off to the l.a. fire department. video from this weekend shows west on stage during a concert and going off about politics, the media and his friend jay-z. there is no word on his condition. snow is causing headaches for drivers in uta cars in syracuse today. the only snow you'll find around here are at the ski hills. video from little switzerland in slinger shows them prepping the trails for the season opener. joyce: some good news from a story we shared with you friday. wisn 12 news' adrienne pedersen reported on local charities struggling to collect coats because it's been so unseasonably warm. we are happy to share this weekend many of you helped st. , ben's and catholic charities. received a lot of donations over the weekend. thank you for your generosity. right now, some big companies could have lots of money that's owed to someone like you or your family. kathy: some say that's a secret the insurance industry doesn't want y

the l.a. police chief is the latest to speak out. what did the chief say, jonathan?r: yeah the chief has been very outspoken in fact of his criticism of any plan to deport millions of illegal immigrants. he described such a policy to us, yesterday, as quote, misguided. he also said the lapd will have nothing to do with checking immigrant status or rounding up illegal immigrants or deports them. from his point of view this is practical matter. there are half a million illegal immigrants in the los angeles area and chief beck says he needs them to help him fight crime. listen here to chief beck. >> i need them to work with the local police stations. i need them to be witnesses to violent crime. i need them to be part of the fabric of los angeles, if we're going to keep this city safe. for a local law enforcement agency to take on the roll of independent my graduation enforcement tears that fabric apart. reporter: chief beck said as practical example, why if a father wants to call the police, report that his daughter has been raped but then he is stops, pauses because h

l.a. while police chased this car and the desperate move the driver and passenger made to get away all caught on camera. >> nichole: time is 6:43. i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk. amazing video in overnight. a police chase in los angeles ends with two suspected robbers jumping out of a moving car. take a look. >> two people jump out. >> unbelievable. they jump the middle of a police pursuit. it crashed into the back of a parked car. they ran in different directions but they both ended up in handcuffs and in the back of a police car. >>> a new medical study released overnight finds women with a history of migraines could be at much greater risk of stroke. a study of more than 900 women found they're more than twice as likely to suffer a stroke and have an 83% higher of risk of including heart attacks. those are the stories this morning. brian and tia, over to you. >> brian: thank you so much. 6:43 now. if you have kids changing their diaper becomes second nature, right? you probably do it without much thought. think about changing table safety. watch this. keep an eye on the baby on the

on the west owes coast protesters set fire in face offs with police. in l.a. hundreds ran to interstate 101 and temporarily shut it down. about 10,000 people packed the blocking traffic. about 65 people were arrested near trump tower, most for disorderly conduct. >> these are racist homophobic, zono phobic nightmare. >> thousands gathered outside of chicago's trump tower where demonstrators shut down the streets. >>> in phoenix students are expected to take to the streets in minutes to voice frustrations about of donald trump. kylee cruz is live where the protests will start in about 20 minutes or so. >> reporter: good afternoon yetta. the protests are expected to happen about 12:30 outside the arizona school for the arts. we are told that the group of at least 100 students will walk down third street to the margaret t hands park and to downtown phoenix. this is not the first protest the last 24 hours. >> not our president! >> reporter: last night, a group of people hit the streets to voice their frustration with our new president elect. you can hear them chan

l.a. >> where else. police chasing after two suspected robbers when the driver in the passenger just bailed on the moving mercedes. the car kind of rolled off and crashed into the back of a parked car. suspects took off in different direction. you won't escape. they were quickly been killed in the process. wow. >> chris: l.a. >> denise: a moving car. >> chris: all right. >> coming up next on cleveland 19 news at 5:00, president obama met with violent protests overseas. >> chris: it's been eight days since the election and fallout continues in new york city. three buildings will soon the trump name. the management of the trump place complex confirmed the building's names will change to the street addresses. some residents signed a petition last month for the name removal. they called it an embarrassment to live in a building with touch's name on it. >> and president obama wrapped up his trip to greece today trying to calm european nerves about the election of donald trump. >> denise: he said american person. mar

the l.a. police department saying they're not going to help him do any of this.d sanctuary cities? >> sure. well, there's two parts here. the first part is the police chief is talking about a policy that dates back to 1975 -- 1979, excuse me, that the lapd's had where they're not going to go in and ask people for their immigration status or demand their immigration status based on, you know, minor crimes and that kind of stuff. that's one thing, and i think we can debate that, but it seems not that harmful. the other part where he explicitly said he's not going to cooperate with the federal government on deporting folks who are here illegally and have committed violent acts, and that sort of thing, and i think he really needs to rethink that. stuart: yeah. >> i think if you're talking about someone that's done something that's really bad, then, you know, there's just no excuse. stuart: well, what would the opposition do? i mean, if someone comes here illegally, commits a serious felony, what are we supposed to do, open our arms and say you can stay, or do we do w

the rapper is allegedly under investigation after l.a. police medical welfare call. the reports follow a week of bizarre rants on the stage like this one. >> obama couldn't make america great because he couldn't -- obama wasn't a -- [ inaudible ] >> okay. well still no word on why kanye canceled his tour and brian is upset about it. >> speaking of unusual characters, former nba star dennis rodman could spend the next two years behind bars for a hit-and-run crash. california prosecutors say he drove the wrong way on an interstate, caused an accident and then fled the scene. he's accused of driving without a valid license and getting police false information. his lawyer blames the crash on an exit ramp that wasn't clearly marked. >>> new york city's liberal mayor bill de blasio doubling down on a promise to defy president-elect's plan to deport illegals. the mayor is calling on new yorkers to rally around him and help out. listen. >> there are a lot of people in this country who feel the same way. the president-elect talked during the campaign abo

l.a. the former police chief signed something in 1940 to make sure that the cops did not target people-for-immigration violation and the second thing is if you're an illegal ail yeel and a victim of a crime, you shouldn't be afraid of coming forward and telling. you have a violent criminal urn arrest and they're not being turned over to the feds sometimes when there's a request to do so. the whole special order 40 has been corrupted away from its originally intention. >> what is your take on that, mr. moran. >> i agree with mr. eld. these chiefs of police enforcing the law, they're not worth the metal that their badge is made from. they took an oath to uphold the plaus of the united states. our view is sanctuary cities have an illegal order if they're enacted into an ordinance like chicago. >> i know they can take funding back. but if you set out to violate the law of the land, is there any legal consequences for this? >> when you're in the country illegally you've already committed a crime. >> i'm talking about the mayors. the mayors say come to our cities. we don't enforce the law here. first of all

l.a. are back out. dozens of police cars are lining this overpass. we believe this is near the westbound i-10. protestors say they plan to block that part of the freeway. they did it about an hour and a half ago in the boyle heights area. last night several people in l.a. were arrested. >>> sheriff arpaio could be heading to the nation's capitol. possible cabinet member for donald trump as secretary of homeland security. this after he lost his reelection bid to paul penzone. trump has bragged about arpaio's endorsement throughout the election. and the sheriff has spoken at several trump rallies across the country. >>> even though the election is behind us, sheriff arpaio is still facing legal problems. arpaio and his defense team are back in court for his criminal contempt of attorneys are meeting with the judge for a status conference. arpaio has been found guilty of civil contempt for violating a judge's order to stop his illegal roundup. >>> another member of trump's transition team is also one of the main architects behind arizona's controversial

l.a. the former police chief signed something called special order 40 in 1979.ewed him about that, and he told me it was designed to do two things. one was to make sure cops did not target people for immigration violations, and the second is if you are an illegal alien and you're the victim of a crime you shouldn't be afraid of coming forward and telling about that for fear of being deported. that's it. but that law "metrofocus"-th-- been interpreted to mean don't cooperate with federal officials. you have violent criminals under arrest and not being turned over to feds even when there are requests to do so. special order 40 was completely corrupted away from its original intention. >> what is your take on that, mr. moran? >> i agree with mr. helder. it is a horrible law. i understand it from the mayors because they're political hacks, but chiefs of police enforcing the law are not worth the medal their badge is made up. they took an oath to uphold the law of the united states, not the laws of chicago or san francisco, the laws of the united states. our view is

a lawless reaction to the acquittal of four white police officers. >> as the l.a. riots grab the spotlight -- >> people are still reportedly being held hostage by an armed gunman. >> these are the stories that play out in the shadows. >> his wife patricia said he left early that morning. an hour later his car was found idling at the end of the driveway to his home. >> it seemed so strange. where? why? >> what they discovered upon their arrival is almost unspeakable. numerous pieces from as many as 15 human bodies, including three heads preserved in a refrigerator. >>> this has been the worst night of violence in los angeles since the 1965 watch riot. >> a nonstop orgy of burning, looting, and chaos. >> i don't believe this stuff. i just can't. >> the number of injuries has reached two dozen and the number of arrests has reached 2,000. >> los angeles is still a city under siege this morning with scores of fires still burning. >> as a third day of rioting dawns on los angeles, the mayor and police are slowly securing the city. >> we have got to make a commitment to h

l.a. county where a police officer had his back window shot out. this happened last night when the officer was making a traffic stop in a fast food parking lot. the officer is okay but that shot came through that back then you had k-9s. you had helicopters over the area looking for the shooter. thus far, no new information in this case as to where that shot came from, but we can tell you that that officer is, in fact, okay. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> a close call for students in kentucky. their school bus was caught under a railroad crossing gate school officials say the cell phone video that captured the incident is a little skews. they say the intersection isn't very big and the back of the bus would have been on the road if the driver hadn't moved forward. parents say they're still upset saying it shouldn't have happened at all. the good news is no one was injured. >>> we're learning more about the man at the controls of a commuter train that cracked. thomas gallagher's lawyer says he was diagnosed with severe sleep he was the t

police hurled tear gas and massive crowds. protests happened in l.a., miami and here in ybor city. >>> st. petersburg police are investigating a shooting in the 4600 block of 13th avenue. investigators say a 20-year-old woman was shot on friday and taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> this morning the widow of a gunned down store clerk is begging for your help, making a plea to the public to help find two weeks ago he was gunned down outside a gas station. a $5,000 reward is being offered for anyone with information. >>> tampa police are still trying to track down the person who killed a tampa man at a convenience store. 56-year-old gregory walker died near the sunoco station off nebraska avenue. police do not know who did it or why. >>> time now 6:33. >> starting off beautiful this morning, a cool, crisp start, exactly what you would hope for for mid-november. you may need the long sleeves in some areas this morning but we should have a nice warmup. lakewood ranch, sunrise underway and it is 59 degrees this morning, a little b

l.a. right now and you can see the police chasing this silver mercedes on a california freeway. they have been -- this chase has been going on for quite sometime. almost an hour now and they are -- there are reports that police saw the driver speeding and they tried to pull him over but then they took off and not much else is known right now but we will keep you updated as we continue to learn more. >>> back here in the valley, people s worth a thousand words. you heard that before but the photos at this event maybe worth just a little bit more. and of course this photo exhibit was held at chandler's vision gallery show casing the stories of people who were homeless and the people received help through an organization called ihelp and that organization provides a safe place to sleep and a hot meal for homeless adults every night of the year. john power initially started taking pictures for this project. but he passed away before he other photographers helped finish the project and they say they were happy to tell his and their story. i was struck as i was photographing them just

police orb now teens who are audio don't voel trump. that reminds us reginald beating back from 1992. l.a. 4 as they were known afterwards grabbed denny a truck driver out of his cab and nearly beat him to death. the attack was on the first day of the now infamous l.a. riots those came after acquit four los angeles police officer they were accused using excessive force of arrest of rodney king after high was captured on video police say he was aggressive they believe belief he was high on pcp and video was disturbing after verdict the l.a. riots began. they lasted for six days. donald trump tweed last my protest are unfair after an open presidential election. he also claimed that these are incited by professional protesters. but this morning he's glad to see protest are passionate about our country. no matter who is starting them. its day 2 and in chicago are closing because of the violence. even worse there are reports of people shouting white power. and women and minorities being harassed and assaulted. >> not exactly a peaceful transition of power. >> and president-elect trump met with

. >>> a man in a stolen electric car leads police on high speed chase in l.a. >> now watch as the drivereds down the wrong side of the road, the chase for the stolen chevy volt took place in the san fernando valley yesterday, ended with police placing the driver in handicuffs. police say he tried to harm himself with a sharp object before they took him into custody. >>> incredible video there, sante fe new mexico police officer being called a hero this morning, after he pulled 87 year old woman from her burning car, the woman was driving on the flat tire and on her way to a doctors appointment when the tire caught fire. doctors check her out and she is okay. >> well, police say a 12 year old boy may have been drunk at the time of this car crash in pleasant valley texas. police don't know how he started driving the suv. but he crashed head on into another car, kept going, and crashed into a pour pole. the young man could face several serious charges, two people in the other car were not seriously hurt. >> well, we are hearing the voice of the gunman who went on a rampage at an orlando nig

police. our officers searched the area and searched in newton. >> reporter: officials say that sp street eastbound toward cleveland circle. if you have any information on l.a. last night's armed robbery give police a call this morning. live in newton, jason law. >>> happening today, lawyers for seth mazzalia will appeal the life sentence in the killing of lizzie marriott. his lawyers tried to get marriott's sexual history admitted as evidence, but the court denied that request. mazzalia is accused of strangling the student in we will be in concord for the hearing and will bring updates as soon as things get under way. >>> donald trump responding to reports of tur noyle his transition team as massachusetts senator elizabeth warren speaks out against the choices of the president-elect. our daniel miller joins us with the battle going on in trump tower. >> daniel: president-elect donald trump is trying to promote a sense of calm about his transition team. he tweeted late last night. very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinets and many other positions. i am the only one well, the meetings have been ongoing in trump tower since the election. cnn

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l.a. with the protesters there shut down the freeway forcing police to get them to move. >> if i' a major artery in the city and most of the protesters are just in high school and college. a protest among many across the country tonight including one here i [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- eddie redmayne --

l.a. again there, again protesting the election results. seems like the crowd is growing by the hour there. and we're going to continue to monitor the protests nationwide. >>> this is the scene earlier today, policeay 10,000 protesters marched throughout downtown l.a. the lad -- spent -- in order to keep the demonstrations away from the freeway even the protesters are acknowledging the result of the election they say it's important to communicate how many americans rejected the trump presidency and the rally is one of the largest anti-trump protests to date. >>> we are monitoring the situation in the bay area where several protests are taking place in san francisco, berkeley and oakland. monte francis was in san francisco earlier today where demonstrators took to the streets for a fourth night in a row. >>> not our president. not our president. >> a group organized on facebook called pantsuit nation stood outside san francisco city hall saturday night holding candles comparing their candidates loss and the election of donald trump to the stages of grieving. >> i think we are moving from sadness and shock to what are we going to do about it now? we don't want to be silent. i'm very afraid for my g

police officers have been hurt. and that is unacceptable. but the mayor of l.a. just told me earlier today that the large majority of them are peaceful. >> the large majority of the people always are peaceful. and the large majority of trump people were too. but hillary clinton still called them deplorable. what about that image of young children hitting a pinata of the president-elect of the united states of america? i never saw anything like that on the conservative -- it is repulsive to me to see a child with a stick hit an effigy of the president-elect. i think it's disturbing for left and right. again, what's going on inside the white house with president clinton -- excuse me, president-elect trump and president obama is very dignified. it's setting a great tone. >> i think you make an important point because a message of unity has come from president obama who has said that, hillary clinton has said that. i think we have the image we can pull up for viewers, that was surprising for me to see that. as a muslim american who did not support donald trump, who i

l.a. burning trump's head in effigy. police arresting hundreds. in chicago, thousands marching down the eight-lane highway to the site of donald trump's hotel. the disappointment of some voters. turning to anger. >> hillary had more votes. more human beings voted for hillary. this isn't fair. the country needs you to stand up and say one vote equals one vote. >> reporter: in new york, at least 5,000 people, including lady gaga, protesting outside trump tower. >> you saw this qualified woman to be president being superseded by a man with no qualifications. >> reporter: thousands more targeting the newest hotel in washington, d.c. blocks from the white house. the march turning to peaceful demonstrations and vigils. most of the protests erupting in major cities where hillary clinton won. like portland, oregon. and denver, colorado. and chris, as you spoke to many of them last night, the interesting thing is there's a lot of disbelief. a sense this was not the outcome these people had wanted and that's why they're here. they said they are fighting rac

police cruiser. this chase had been going on for more than half an hour in l.a.'s valley. >>> and in austin this is the aftermath of a police chase. now the driver, here we go, was a 12-year-old boy. boy was drunk. 12 years old. they say he was swerving in and out of traffic before crashing head on to another car. what's amazing is he only suffered minor injuries in this and was taken to the hospital. >>> do you see what it says there. it says off duty on that bus. the struggle is real in philadelphia to get around as public transportation is shut down. while you were sleeping we learned 4700 works the job. they are now on strike. this will affect buses, and trolleys, and subways. 900,000 people use public transportation every day so this is going to make getting around there a nightmare. >>> a halloween hayride comes to a deadly end. officials in chunky, mississippi say three people were killed when a driver rear-ended a trailer. adults and two children. people on it. police still investigating what caused that crash. >>> another violent weekend in chicago. dozen

l.a. burning trump's head in effigy. police arresting dozens of protesters across the country. in chicago, thousands marching down an eight-lane highway to the site of donald trump's hotel. the disappointment of some voters turning to anger. >> hillary had more votes. here mumen beings voted for hillary. this isn't fair. this country needs you to stand up and walk into the supreme court and say one vote equals one vote. >> reporter: in new york, at least 5,000 people, including pop star lady gaga protesting outside trump tower. >> you saw this incredibly qualified woman to be president being superseded by a man who has no qualifications at all for the office. >> reporter: thousands more targeting trump's newest hotel in washington, d.c. just blocks from the white house. >> no racist usa. >> reporter: the march turpinin to peaceful protests and vigils. like portland, oregon. and denver, colorado. and along with chants of not my president and dumb trump there was, donald trump has got to go. speaking to those in the crowd, you heard a lot of comments being made. people disagreein

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l.a. crash was as a result of the street race. policeelieve other car involve was a black charger that fled the scene. it slammed in the audi headaching left turn at light before slamming in the light pole, both drivers were taken to the hospital. >>> up next hear from the victim of the candy caper and see the note that thief left behind. >> lets do it there. >> we will tell you reason this tree is cut down and it has nothing to this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere pitting one group against another. he's a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> not surprise ago this treats are offer tha

l.a. county sheriff's office said that police were dealing with at least one suspect who was heavily armed. the polling place is now in lockdown and voters are being kept inside. we're continuing to monitor this developing situation and we will bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> ktvu has learned of an apparent motive in the killing of an alameda county sheriff's explorer. our crime reporter henry lee is is here now with more on what he has been able to find out. >> reporter: from the beginning oakland police said that the killing of karla ramirez was personal, that they had nothing to do with the position of the sheriff explorer. but now they believe they know what motivated a couple now charged with murder. >> reporter: laura rogers and her boyfriend curtys taylor -- laura rodgers and her boyfriend curtys taylor are accused of shooting karla ramirez. rodgers and the victim had worked together at this kfc in east oakland. the two women developed a closer personal relationship. that sources tell me did not sit well with taylor. kfc employees told me off camera that taylor was kno

l.a. chief of police just said. think about it. primary that in some illegal immigrant a lens, gang members, drug criminals? they are the legal immigrants themselves in the immigrant community spirit president-elect trump is already said his priority is getting rid of the felons, criminals. what on earth could possibly be wrong with that? the greater problem than a specific issue of illegal immigration in sanctuary cities as we are becoming a nation as selective law enforcement. i'm both the left in the right, people want to obey some of the laws but not the rest. federal law has to apply equally everywhere. the rule of law is all that keeps that the terrible human darkness. beware of select law enforcement on any side. >> was reading this quote from chicago mayor robert emanuel who says you are safe in chicago. you are secure in chicago appeared you were supported in chicago. if i am a terrorist or criminal illegal immigrant, guess i'mgoi? we chicago, maybe l.a. appeared >> the reason i'm laughing and i cracked up when i first hea

l.a. said two people to the hospital. those start out at around $200,000. police believe it was street racing. as many as three other cars were involved and one driver took off from the scene. the ntsb is investigating the baltimore. we first brought to the story from a live desk yesterday right here on abc15 mornings. investigators are looking at a health issue as a possible cause. six people were killed 19 people hurt after it crashed into the back of a mustang and plowed into the commuter bus. both of the drivers were killed with no people on the school bus at the time. >>> a new report of the shocking details about airlines flight 370. it suggests that nobody was at the controls when that plane went down. all 239 people were killed in 2014. the theory is the boeing 777 run out of fuel. now more than 20 pieces of debris are suspected and have been washed ashore, dan. >>> a bump on the road has some as they tried to get in yesterday. it blocked a major entrance forcing visitors to turn around. >> it was 1.5 days here so we are disappointed. we had some things we wanted to do. >> it was due t