tech freedom president, also larry downes, longtime watcher of fcc action on net neutrality. so much for joining us. tomorrow we will pick up this conversation and much more on the concerns of u.s. tech giants. story we have been watching, microsoft offered concessions to european union regulators trying to smooth the way for the planned acquisition of linkedin. europe's competition regulators started casting an eye over the megamerger in october, investigating the business activities of the two firms to determine whether the proposed merger could be bad for competition. microsoft announced the $26.2 billion deal in june. coming up, what a trump presidency could mean for the price of an iphone. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: president-elect donald trump campaigned on a promise to tax goods manufactured in china potentially as high as 45%, part of a plan he believes will reinvigorate the united states and manufacturing by bringing it stateside. when company this could have a major impact on his apple. a chinese state-run newspaper warned americans of countermeasures if trump laun

simomo: calm down, larry. calm down. this xxxxxxx loudmouth, he's on his way out. i said what i needed to. it's to the short strokes now. the question's whether you're smart enough to turn the weight loose. maybe i'll try a bottled beer. yeah, do that. andy: "there were 3 bears that lived in a forest." [telephone rings] a big guy... hello. it's bobby, andy. i'm sorry to be calling you so late. i, uh, hope i didn't wawa the baby up. no, no, no. we're... ears here. bobby: yeah? yeah. so what's going on? some stuff came up. we gotta talk. i was thinking about coming around the station house. [sylvia whispering to theo] good. sure. i'll see you tomorrow then, huh? i put on a small amount o oweight. yeah, well, i'll pick you out. mm-hmm. good night. [clearing throat] yeah, we're getting together in the morningng yeah. i guess that means andy, too, right?p i think--i think he's catching. i'll call when we leave the crime scene, as soon as we're starting back. good. bobby, i know how you feel about andy. at some point, for yourself.k out diane, if andy's jammed up, it's o

larry: calm down. shh. jack: i can't help it. these places give me the creeps. ( shrieks ) what's that? that's yours. no sign of max yet. oh, larry... what if this funeral idea doesn't work? that's the beauty of it. you're covered either way. come on, hop in. larry, i can't. why not? i'm not ready yet. oh, come on, jack. there's nothing to it, huh? here you go. oh, larry, come on. ah. this little baby is the answer to all your problems, huh? you got your plush, satin interior. talk about your reclining seats. eh? larry! enty of leg room. not like those japanese imports. larry, will you get out of there?! it's even got a sunroof. larry, you know, you're not selling me a used car. i am not trying to sell you anything but if you just give this little baby a test drive... larry, larry, listen to me... guys, guys, there's somebody coming. whoa! somebody coming. larry! no, i'm supposed to be in there. hurry, hurry! shh, shh, shh! i got it. what am i? jack-in-the-box? just lie still. now, don't move! ( crying ) mr. furley! oh, my god, it

we are joined by larry downes for a roundtable discussion. >> i don't think that is what is going to a between you mentioned, it was in response to president obama's announcement that he wanted the fcc to turn isps into public utilities. that is part of the ling in 2015 i think will go. i think that neutrality rules themselves and not that controversial. i don't really think they are going anywhere. emily: you think it will remain basically business as usual? businesses usual for net neutrality. emily: what will it mean for netflix? nothing for netflix or even consumers. none of these rules were being violated before the rules -- before there were rules in the first place. have: our analysts outlined three possible ways the policy could change. -- we're expecting another supreme court justice. through congress limiting ability. through a new trump appointed chair of the fcc, who would then change the rules themselves. what you think is the most likely path forward? think you can count on the new fcc chairman to start undoing legal claims of authority that underlay the internet orders

we were joined by larry downs and for a round table discussion. >> i don't think that's what is goingappen. that tweet you mentioned was in response to president obama's announcement he wanted to the f.c.c. to urn turn it into public utilities. i think the net neutrality rules themselves are not all that controversial. neither congress or the f.c.c. may move them back to the federal trade commission. i don't think they are going anywhere. >> you think it will remain basically business as usual. >> business as usual for net neutrality but not for reclassification of i.s.p.'s. >> what will it mean for netflix? >> it won't change anything or or consume -- consumers. >> our bloomberg intelligence analysts have analyzed -- outlined three possible ways that the policy could change. one through the courts, you know, we're expecting trump to appoint another supreme court justice. through congress, limiting the ability or the new trump appointed chair of the f.c.c. they would change the rules themselves. what do you think is the most likely path forward? >> i think you can count on the new f.c

larry: troubling numbers for those who just graduated college. they are way down with $30,000 of student debt. but more than half of the graduates are working in jobs that don't require a degree. some employers say they can't fill the high-paying vacancies because they can't find workers with the right skills to do them. in north carolina, college-bound students are taking a second look at the pursuit instead of going old school with apprenticeships. >> one of my friends graduated college. four-year degree and working at best buy. for us we are guaranteed a job with $50,000 salary. jonathan: this sunday on "full measure" with sharyl attkisson, a look at how some for cash. alison: across the country there are veterans dealing with substance abuse or mental health disorders and sometimes that can lead to criminal offenses. >> coming home isn't always sweet for the veterans. >> i moved to the city and started to hang around the wrong crowd. >> before long the streets led >> i got involved with drugs. it wasn't the best decision i made. >> the u.s. air force veteran h

. >> when someone called you out you backed down. larry right response with the power of mass and social media. both need to remember that the world is really a small place. most folks in the world can share and communicate in seconds. >> hundreds are outraged over the story that has been spreading. you see these protests and we have been showing them since president-elect donald trump won. it turns out the not registered to vote. the partners in portland look at those arrests during unrest there. emerald morrow has more of the reaction. >> reporter: this story is getting some very strong reactions from you all on our 10news a wtsp facebook page. i want to share some of the comments. allison schooler said if they didn't vote they have no right to complain or to protest and then we have chris who says also unable to vote. this election affects them as well. it drove hundreds of students out of the classroom and into the streets yesterday in other parts of the country. students said they worried about how minority communities will be treated

and to wash it all down, i'll have a bottle of your best champagne. larry, are you sure you can afford all this? hey, hey, hey nothing is too good for a friend of jack's. just give the check to the chef. one dinner salad and two plates. thank you. thank you. mr. furley: some wild spot. i probably won't be able eat for all the excitement. won't it be exciting seeing jack as a chef? probably be the high point of the evening. gosh, i wish we could see him right now. we can. why don't we go in the kitchen and surprise him? no! what was that? i'll get you a clean one. excuse me. janet: look... jack? what are you doing out here? look who's here. imagine my surprise. excuse me just one second. impudent vintage, but just the right amount of nose. i'm so glad you came. i hope you enjoyed your meal. so long. we haven't finished yet. i want to get your picture. what? well, i asked mr. furley to bring along his camera. janet? mr. furley? i thought that was you. larry! what are you doing here? do you think i would miss your debut performance? i even brought bonnie along

larry: an interview that you will only see on abc seven. down the country legend. kidd: the cma's cut her off, but we are letting dolly parton talk as long as she wants. collects of course, everyone is talking about the election. we are getting an informal survey with definitive results out here in the critical swing county of fairfax. how are things looking for the fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we' show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you want a piece of cake? you can't break me. switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, this is the final week to get our best offer ever. larry: today both candidates are hitting the ground hard. autria: donald trump have packed schedules today. rallies in pittsburgh and detroit with key surrogates, like president obama, vice president biden, ja

larry: impact to metro this 80 cars being yanked from service without warning. autria: donald trump narrowing down his shortlist. the -- the new names in line for his top spots of the white house. larry: fall today, winter tomorrow. for a micah johnson is tracking the drastic drop in temperatures. he will need that winter coat very soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] veronica: winter tomorrow really is tomorrow night, that's when the low temperature start to come in. for the next two hours here, the sun gets up in the next hour. 30 to 45 degrees in d.c., but after 8:00 we are fine. mid 40's's and wa look at your lunchtime temperature. almost around 60 degrees, 70 in the afternoon. one fabulous november day for us , probably the warmest out of the next 10 in quite some time. we've been making plans to get out and enjoy things. here is a look at your happy hour forecast. sunset just before 5:00 today. not bad at all, it's under a temperature, as mentioned. then look at those winter like reading

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larry nance throwing down. >> we tried to go out there to try to win. we'll see what happens. >> i don't think kef durant is worried raiders are eight and go. he knows they can get carved up as they let success go to their hea heads. >> it's not going to mean anything if we don't win another one. >> how did the 49ers end a nine-game losing streak? this guy with 80 # two yards. niners improved but still, dead last oaf all, giving up close to 180 yards per game. so keeping him contained is a big concern. >> averages 5.6 yards a carry. >> andrew luck will spend thanksgiving on the side lines as slam dunk champion did a 360 dunk which should not be humanly possible. i would love to do that just once. then, we can call the paramedics. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00. millions of dollars being raised now to challenge the presidential vote in three states. does that make a difference? >> not all child care facilities are licensed. one family found that out after he suffered a severe head injury. at owe b 11:00 looking into what happened. at 8:00 catch

a very busy morning for the weather up and down the east coast. larry: let's get to jummy olabanji for the latest on those tornadoes. jummy: reports coming in that three people are dead and as many as four children critically it appears the children were hunkered down in a 24-hour day care center that was ripped to shreds in the heavy wind and rain. other buildings, just demolished. rescue crews pulling three people from the houses, they even say that the sun was holding up a wall to keep it from falling right on top of his mother. coming in in the last hour, new video out of mississippi. people there are seeing severe weather as well a grocery store ripping off the roof. officials warned that another round of those storms headed that way later today. we are staying on top of the story all morning long. as soon as we your any news from the area, we will head back to you for the latest at 7:00 this morning. make sure the join us there. larry? larry coleman the same storm system bringing relief to the north. finally, rain in tennessee as devastating wildf

>> the steal of the day here down here at citizen's bank park, the larry boa wine holder. est everybody comes down, they're going fast. >> there's the larry boa wine holder, new jersphiladelphia fad in on hats, jerseys and wine holders. >>> michael ariavella returned a kick to run for a touchdown. >> michael's coaches at audobon high school were looking for a way to celebrate his four years of hard work on the football field. this was the 52nd annual thanksgiving day between audobon and haddon township. he helped his team win 45-6. >>> if you want to avoid the crowds at the mall, still get those great deals, cyber monday is your solution. >> but you got to make sure that cyber thieves don't get your money. the top mistakes people make online and how thieves are trying to trick you. >>> there is some rain on the radar, but i promise you everything will be gone by tomorrow morning. >>> if toys are on your holiday shopping list this year, you might remember new twists on your old favorites. >> hot wheels is rolling out the next generation of toy racing's intelligence. and even

honey, where's my houndstooth -- larry's car broke down, so she's gonna drop him at the office and pick me up on the way back. sweetheart, i'm late for work, and i haven't got time to listen to an itinerary of where you and louise are going. now, have you seen my houndstooth sport coat? which one is that? the tweedy one... with black and orange checks? why don't you wear the brown one? it's much nicer. i want to wear the houndstooth, and i can't find it! now, have you seen it or not?! you're shouting. do you know where it is or not? um... i, uh... gave it away. you gave it away? darrin, stop saying "you gave it away"

we will break down what it means for you if you are flying thanksgiving. larry: thanks. we will talk to you soon. new developments following two robberies in prince william county. police are hoping surveillance video will help them solve the took place at the ramada inn in triangle, the other at the quality inn in woodbridge. the suspects took off with cash. autria: investigators in new jersey believe sleep apnea played a role in the hoboken terminal train crash that killed a woman. officials say the conductor, thomas gallagher, was diagnosed with sleep apnea. new jersey transit confirms it has a sleep apnea dia the train was traveling twice the speed limit when it crashed into the terminal. larry: an incredible rescue caught on camera. a construction worker is thankful to be alive after being trapped in a collapsed trench. it happened yesterday afternoon in greenbelt. dirt quickly piled over his head, and workers rushed to clear it by hand so he could continue breathing. but his entire body remained trapped. monitor as crews worked for almost six hours to free him. >>

larry: a growing danger in a local community. the intersections police crack down on now to prevent tragedy with the dangers increase in days. alison: plus, the chicago cubs force a game sevn. in cleveland. tonight they have a date with destiny. we are live outside the ballpark up next. >> the d.c. council passed legislation to make voter registration automatic in the district. i'm mike carter-conneen. steve: here we are already wednesday looking forward to the upcoming weekend. it promises to be nice out there. lower 60's on saturday. good deal of sunshine. sunday, you will get an extra hour to enjoy it. daylight savings time comes to an ends. we fall back by an hour. temperatures around 65 degrees in the midday. don't forget about across the bay 10k on sunday. cool start. upper 40's. making it to 60 by the noontime hour. take you out with a look at the storm watch 7 extended outloo 62 on monday. election day tuesday is dry with the temperatures around 65 degrees. chance for a few showers on wednesday. larry: clay hall has a preview of game seven tonight, cubs and

down to your apartment right now? yeah, but we're just about to have dinner. hey. where were you? i was worried about larry. oh, jack, you're just too much. who was that, chrissy? that was mr. furley. he wants us to come down to his apartment right away. he sounded so strange. he is strange. ah, yes, but this is different. what do you mean "different"? i've spoken too soon. maybe i shouldn't say anything. no, tell us. okay, okay, okay. mr. furley is extremely depressed. why? well, it's his 50th birthday and he's in his apartment feeling all alone, unloved, unwanted... oh, that's terrible. yeah. we should do something. like taking our dinner downstairs and sort of surprising him? yeah. something like that. how about that one? what one? taking our dinner downstairs. oh, that's a good idea. yeah. why don't you take this, chrissy and janet, you take this and i'll bring the rest of the dinner down. that'll give us a chance to cheer him up. yeah, but don't mention anything about his birthday. i don't want him to think that's the only reason you're down there. right. boy, jack, good thinking. great. good. ( screams

there's construction approaching the beltway construction does not seem to be slowing down anyone headed southbound. larry. >> thank you so much. >>> caught on camera, a high- speed police chase with a by by inside and the fleeing car. deputies in arkansas say the driver hit at least 125 miles per hour down i-40 after refusing to pull over for a traffic stop. eventually officers called off the chase and then the suspect crashed the car and it caught fire. amazingly, the 4-month-old baby arrest arrest. >>> and look what happened here when a cement truck took a corner way too fast. surveillance video captured it tipping over. it did not slide tall way to the gas pumps and no one was hurt. >>> well, the world of computers is now helping people with disabilities navigate trouble spots. before you head out the door, learn what sidewalks are blocked pavement. think of it as a way for people with disabilities. we go to see how we can all help create no barriers. >>> the news at 4:30 this wednesday starts right now. >>> purging the lobbyist. part of the transition. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm jan

larry: it had been shut down due to a late night shooting. sam sweeney is at the crime scene little with full casings -- will it casings. sam: there was a barrage of bullets early this morning. most of the scene is clear. this car is still sitting here. one of those bullets went through this nbe tire. the tire is flat. this was just one car involved. take a look at the video from overnight. the other car? a bmw worth more than $140,000, riddled with bullets. i posted a bunch of pictures of it on my twitter. a man was standing outside of that bmw with its doors up in the air and the gold wing doors. he was shot multiple times and taken of the hospital in serious condition. 8th street was shut down of until a few moments ago. as soon as we have new information, we will let you know. sam sweeney, back to you in the studio. autria: breaking overnight, protests across the nation following the election of donald trump. weston open, california, nearly 7000 people swarm the streets. some of those protests were peaceful but others turned the downtown

larry: while many were gobbling down turkeys, many were gobbling up bargains. shoppers who could not wait for black friday brother appetites for sales into stores on thanksgiving. some stores of an open all night, including those at tysons corner center were suzanne kennedy is live this morning. to answer that question you had about sephora. all those people lines up. some of them said it was for the good deals. others do not know why they were in line. they lined up early because they knew there would be some money to save here. a a lot of stores have signs like this 1 -- buy one get 150% off. -- get one 50% off. black friday and what this means financially. 137 million people will shop over this black friday holiday weekend. black friday sales are expected to exceed $3 billion, an 11% increase over 2015. overall, holiday shopping will grow 11% this year, reaching $92 billion. 25% of the top products to be sold on black friday will be sold this weekend during this holiday season. we here's what she had to say about the sold edition about coming out the day aft

larry? oh, not too bad. i only had one customer. that's terrible. this guy wanders onto the lot looking for something cheap he can take to the beach with the top down. so what did he end up with? my secretary. ( laughing ) oh, larry's so funny. he keeps us laughing all the time. i used to say some pretty humorous things... and you know what else? he fit right in. it's like he's been living here all the time. well, actually, i... well, you know why? that's because you and cindy are such wonderful roommates. i know what you mean. we were always close. what's this? well, i was going to save it for later but, hey, why wait to say thank you. cindy: a bottle of perfume. larry, that's so sweet. it's nothing. and janet? hmm? got a little something for you, too. what is it? oh, larry, a ticket to the ballet. i've been dying to go. uh-huh. you can go tonight. well, thank you. that's really so sweet of you. you're welcome. wow, what a dinner-- presents and everything. really. jack, would you like to join us? larry bought plenty. oh, no. hey, i... i better skedaddle. i've got something very tasty waiting for me upstairs, if you know what i mean. you devil. you

down. but survived. larry vielpondo move today the neighborhood six months ago and is already looking for a way out of his lease. >> it's not worth it. >> reporter: now, the shooting victim is expected to survive. as for the suspect, dpd says they continue to interview witnesses to try to get an idea of who this person may be before they release a suspect description. reporting live in west denver, dr >> thank you. >>> now, we want to get to an update on the dangerous situation in denver. protesters have made their way onto i-25. this group has been marching against donald trump since around 5:30 tonight. it started in the streets of downtown denver but has made its way to the interstate. we will continue to monitor this. >>> new developments in the case of a man who killed two bear cubs today. found dan evans of evergreen guilty of discharging a firearm and animal cruelty. he said he shot the bears after they went after his dog. prosecutors say it is unlikely williams will get any jail time at sentencing. >>>

larry beil. we're counting down to tonight's raiders game. you can check out the countdown clock in the corner of the screen as we count you down to our coverage of raiders and texans in mexico. >> all right. thank you so much, larry. we'll check back with you in a little bit. first, we want to the get to some breaking international news this afternoon. the threat of a large tsunami has forced evacuations in eastern japan. >> and this follows a powerful earthquake that hit in the same area of a devastating quake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown five years ago. >> this afternoon's 6.9 magnitude quake was centered 12 miles off the coast of the fukushima prefecture. a 24-inch tsunami has been spotted in the area. >> this shot of port city onah ha ma shows water in flux near a port entry point and strong undertow has been detected along the coast up to 186 miles away from the epicenter. hawaii and the california coast are not under threat. >>> new video just in to the abc 7 newsroom shows the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant shaking. in 2011 a 9 magn

larry bird. things heating up sixers down boy two. how about gerald henderson, sixers now up overtime.nder 30 left. they're going the other way, sixers lose 122-115, 0 and seven on the season. in the nfl enemy territory can break the will of even the most battled tested teams. at his season, they're four and one on the road. one of many reasons why the eagles need to bring the a game sunday at the linc. good news for the birds. bennie logan returns to the lineup after missing throw games. hopeful he can help the team snap a losing streak. now is the time to turn it around. >> we got to win games, that's what it comes down to. got to win the closed games. there is no excuses for it. pretty much got come out with the win >> eight games left. we got to make up where we messed up on the first half. >>> the birds will face one of the best wide receivers in the biz sunday. who'll joe jones 970 yards receiving. 41 yards fewer than the eagles top three refers combined. doug pederson knows that. ryan got plenty of weapons >> you try to double the guy or we know sometimes he's going to be single

honey, where's my houndstooth -- larry's car broke down, so she's gonna drop him at the office and pick me up on the way back. sweetheart, i'm late for work, and i haven't got time to listen to an itinerary of where you and louise are going. now, have you seen my houndstooth sport coat? which one is that? the tweedy one... with black and orange checks? why don't you wear the brown one? it's much nicer. i want to wear the houndstooth, and i can't find it! now, have you seen it or not?! you're shouting. do you know where it is or not? um... i, uh... gave it away. you gave it away? darrin, stop saying "you gave it away" coat must have been 10 years old. 15! that's just the point! it has tradition and character. and patches on the sleeves and moth holes and a tear in the pocket. who'd you give it to? the thrift shop. maybe they still have it. darrin, that was a month ago. darrin? don't you think you ought to put on a coat? you're not wearing one. [ ding! ] thank you. i would appreciate it if you didn't touch my clothes. [ ding! ] for adults with advanced non-small cell lung cancer previousl

larry: oh! alison: shut down any schools? erin: i don't know yet. i need the look into that but i know it starts tomorrow at 10:00. i can't imagine there is a lot of kids in school if they don't cancel it. alison: the schools were closed already tomorrow so a perfect day for it. erin: absolutely. larry: hilarious. thank you. next on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- making a move. find out why this building is alison: for just the second time in the 14046 year history, washington's oldest synagogue relocated today to make way for the project in downtown d.c. synagogue at third and g street northwest was only shifted slightly. a dozen yards. but as mike carter-conneen reports the move took months of preparation. a lot of faith. >> it floated away foundation. >> they reinforced the corners and doug out the foundation and lifted all 273 tons over the wheels. >> slowly drop it back down. >> we have insurance. >> i took 30 minutes to move with the wheels barely rolling. >> spectators and supporters. >> the sanctuary is upstairs. 80 people. >> this is temporary. in

down. >> reporter: eyewitness larry flames. >> we picked up one man that was working down there and brought him up here. washed the gas off him. we sent him to the hospital. report t explosion happened miles from the site of a pipe looirn leak few weeks ago. that incident caused gas shortages and sent pump prices soaring across the southeast. the line stretches from texas to new york harbor. supplying 40% of the east coast fuel. overnight, colonial said "our deepest condolences go out tonight to the family and nd >> we have crews moving in here now to set up a command post. we will be responding kind of with all the resources available to them. but you know, in any kind of situation like this, you can never feel comfortable until it is over. >> christa: at this point, colonial pipeline has shut down both of the main lines. u.s. gasoline futures, meantime very, already jumped to their highest level since early june. >> sarah: coming up, mike rally. >> christa: up next, find out who did it better. bri eggers or an olympic gold bri eggers or an olympic gold medali massachusetts has many great

larry bird. things heating up sixers down boy two. how about gerald henderson, sixers now up overtime.'re going the other way, sixers lose 122-115, 0 and seven on the season. in the nfl enemy territory can break the will of even the most battled tested teams. at his season, they're four and one on the road. one of many reasons why the eagles need to bring the a game sunday at the linc. good news for the birds. bennie logan returns to the lineup after missing throw games. hopeful he can help the team snap a losing streak. now is the time to turn it around. >> we got to win games, that's what it comes down to. got to win the closed games. there is no excuses for it. pretty much got come out with the win >> eight games left. we got to make up where we messed up on the first half. >>> the birds will face one of the best wide receivers in the biz sunday. who'll joe jones 970 yards receiving. 41 yards fewer than the eagles top three refers combined. doug pederson knows that. ryan got plenty of weapons >> you try to double the guy or we know sometimes he's going to be singled out. he's not al

larry! squeeze it! well, one down, two to go. time to bring up the reserves. i'll get another bottle. i brought it, and i'll get it. [ tinkles ] [ banging, rattling ] [ laughing ] wow! larry, what happened? well, the cork blew out and knocked the pot off, and the pot knocked the empty bottle over, and, well, it could happen to anyone. sure, that makes a lot of sense. okay, you want another explanation? . why don't you take the champagne into the living room? i'll drive. but, officer, i only had a couple of beers. larry's in a great mood tonight. [ ding! ] sam? how did that happen? uh, well -- could somebody be trying to spoil our anniversary, like your mother? oh, no. oh, no, darling. i don't think so. if mother wanted to spoil the party, it would be raining in the living room. well, aunt clara's spells haven't been working too well lately. she's rather worried about them. you mean, some of them might have a delayed reaction, like a time bomb? could be. oh, great. i hope nothing happens in front of the tates. me too. larry: come on, kiddies! get it while it's bubbly! come on, darling.

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and an up-and-down weather week. larry: are you sick of slowly a bike instead? free coffee for two wheel commuters on the trail outside the bike wreck store location from 7:30 until 9:30 this morning. enjoy, get to work anyway you can is the weather going to be conducive to bike riding? veronica: it will be, but folks are going to need to wear layers this morning. temperatures running in the great of v all the way through. doubtful we will have any rain through the clouds, or sunshine. a great of b because of the lack of rain. we give it a be because of how cool it will be. making our way through that 8:00, 9:00 hour, finally pushing to the 50 us. today's temperatures will be comparable with yesterday. impact will be very little across the area. the temperatures that we will have, it will be a very nice day. easily and a plus kind of day with moderate impacts on thursday. warm with clouds delivering rain. tracking it here, 4:00, 5:00, rain coming into the area and by 70 rocket looks like it will be raining fairly heavy. it doesn't look like we will have more tha

larry: time to get that play and sit down. autria: good timing. i am glad it is not an 8:00 start. eileen: i completely agree, and i will be in bed by then with that turkey coma. it will be a big game, and we hope they win. larry: go redskins. eileen: hopefully it is a good game. for those of you getting out the door, i am tracking a few showers. when you are on the go, make sure that you grab your umbrella because we do have a few shout out there early on this morning. are you serious? julie: somebody call my name? eileen: if it is not redskins, you are not getting in here to do the forecast. today. the showers ending by 11:00. it will be breezy saturday, 52 degrees. sunday, another busy travel day as people are trying to get back home after thanksgiving with family and friends. here is what it is looking like in the mid-atlantic. 45 in boston on sunday. sunshine and 52 in philly on saturday. if you are traveling back from chicago or columbus, it looks like the weather will be ok. no problems through the eastern half of the united states, but there will be in the four-corners regi

down to the wire. who do you have tonight? >> that is hard. larry: i'm going with the hoyas at home. alison: have a good time. if you don't have the turkey, the stuffing the cranberries and the pies yet, you probably larry: find out why a local grocery store could be hard to larry: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. a week before thanksgiving and shoppers could scrammable to buy the food they need for the holiday. cheryl conner reports that workers at giant are threatening to go on strike. >> we work. we sweat. cheryl but giant food employees could walk off the job by the end of the week. for stephanie pryor, an 18-year employee at a silver spring store it's emotional. >> it feels like a stab in the back. that is what it feels like. >> what do we want? >> contract. >> when do you want it? >> now. cheryl: contract negotiations are going on but they have not reached a deal with giant. retirement benefit and the premium pay on sunday are sticking points. they want to take away time and a half. cheryl: teresa hopes the strike does not impact her shopping experience. >> they take you

larry: let's go over to v.j. for a look at the frost advisory this morning. veronica: the freeze warnings now down, but the frost a arundel, prince george's, until 9 a.m., with old bitter frost out there some of you may notice that. today, cooler than yesterday, things are going to be warming up. tomorrow when people get out to vote, it's going to be the warmest day of the next five. wednesday we can track some rain and on the other side of the front once again temperatures dropping by the end of the work week, sending us into a chilly right now, look at the numbers, below freezing, manassas, mount airy, a little bit higher as are those points along east i-95. the grade of b for the bus stop forecast. today will be a seasonal day when you consider the average high temperatures around 62. going up to two today, back down to 50 degrees, temperatures will fall quickly once the sunsets. which is of course a 62 in leesburg. 58 in joint base andrews. we will have more in what you can expect for election day in about 10 minutes. julie: on the roads you will start with a light beginning to your commute. s

larry: as outlandish as her look is, she could address it down and still the lab. kidd: i don't think that it's you can go out -- it's like, what do you say? larry: you can't really be yourself. kidd: that's the problem. this picture over the weekend, my family wasn't down. there's mom and dad of shea. we went to the zoo life. if you have never been, 9:00. free, tons and tights -- tons and tons of lights. autria: they had fun? kidd: they did. time now for your 60 second express. jummy: mobile track seven is on the scene of a stabbing. in the mount vernon area of fairfax county. >> nine days of mourning continue in havana. american latina. >> during the campaign, we heard a strategy -- steady drumbeat. he is continuing to push his belief, tweeting that he won the popular vote if you did -- deduct the millions who voted illegally. >> i'm all for party unity. but he doesn't have to pay for that. >> the final safetrack project of the year. this time it is the orange and silver lines being impacted. construction is terrible, and that says a lot. >> someone got engaged ov

. >> a year ago thfts the buffalo >> when someone burns your place down you get the feeling you're not wanted. . >> owner larry wented could have just gone away. >> we've been coming every year. >> employees are family. so instead of giving up larry rebuilt the saloon and now he says business is booming. >> for the first couple weeks it was all we could do to keep up with it. i think a lot of people just wanted to stop back in and see what it looked like, how it was. >> larry admits the thoughts of the last thanksgiving's fire creeps up fr from time to time. there's been no arrest but he has this to say. >> i would like everyone to know that you can't burn down an historic business in the heart of a western town that's been there since 1951 and get away with it. >> reporting in cave creek abc 15. >> nice to see them back open. weeks since the presidential election. calls out for a recount. hillary clinton lead over donald trump in the popular vote is nearing two million votes. green party candidate jill stein will file for a recount in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. they've raised nearly $4 million for

down. charlie: how is it today? larry: today, it is good. charlie: in the obama administration.ry: yes. charlie: there is not much left to go in terms of where you can stimulate economic growth. from monetary policy. you have to go to fiscal policy which is where you are. that is where the differences come. your argument is that you have to reduce taxes. larry: reduce tax rates, rollback regulations. unleash the energy industry. charlie: meaning anything you do with respect to energy with respect to addressing global warming is bad? larry: we can do could the fuels that we can do clean fossil fuels. charlie: fuel efficiency standards. larry: it depends where it goes. we have had this technological revolution and energy, fracking. predominately, is natural gas which is clean. that is where we should go. charlie: it has made us energy independent. larry: it has an unfortunately, mrs. clinton wants to do away with it. she says by the time we do federal, state, and local regulations, there won't be any fracking. think she is on the wrong track there. i would also go after health car

larry: impact to metro this 80 cars being yanked from service without warning. autria: donald trump narrowing down his shortlist. the -- the new names in line for his top spots of the white house. larry: fall today, winter tomorrow. for a micah johnson is tracking the drastic drop in temperatures. he will need that winter coat very soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

down. >> thank you. >> david said, you two need your own show. we're already on one. >> do you watch "world news now"? you might like it. larry says, you're an amazing talent with a voice that belongs on broadway. >> or off. starts with breaking news.... i-15 southbound is shut down at jean right now....for a deadly crash involving a semi we're told a woman was hit. the semi did not stop and this closure could last up to three more hours. our crews are at the scene right now trying to get more information... but first let's get over to yasmeen with a look at your traffic...this will definitely cause a problem for people for the next several days, las vegas and the rest of the southwest will be held up by

clinton is one of the biggest upcelts in modern american history but stunning results up and down the ballot. larryein to discuss some of the more compelling issues and let's start with the presidency and i'd love to get your analysis on it. >> it is complex, as we would expect. three factors, scott, really. demographic, demographic and all converge for a perfect storkct . african-americans and latinos underperformed and that gender gap we all talked about did not meet predictions. in all, 7 million fewer voters. that is amazing. fewer voters participated last tuesday than in 2012. and most of these were democr democratic. on the economy, the growing gap between rich and poor and a lack of good jobs, that struck a cord with large swaths of voters particularly in that upper midwest region. clearly economic recovery from the great recession just has been uneven. and then politically. clinton represented more of the same, which just didn't go over well those who felt less doubt. but trump presented himself as a change agent and voters were willing to forgive him for his abusive behavior in exchange fo

larry. >> the people that live down there are not laughing. >> i'm laughing because they gave a bunch of dates date. they will let you know. any idea not so far, not the last time i checked anyway. passed all the deadlines long, long time ago. >> zachery asked and i've been getting, many, many known calls from the irs and others at 2:00 a.m. and others at 6:00 a.m. anything can i do about it. >> it's very tough to cut them off. it's clearly not from the irs. as you know thieves worldwide that are calling american telephone numbers. right now there is some work going on with the fcc pushing companies to do away with these. if you want to go to our website abc7news.com we've taken a look at a couple of ways that you can cut down on the robo calls right now to very, very tough. no morobo is very good if you have voice over internet protocol. one for your iphone or android. go to the website and the information is in. >> what's coming up at 11:00? >> i'm very proud of this report. a lot of credit worthy people who have either no credit or a lousy credit score but now there's a whole new credit wor

larry matson here. is that you, riley? what's up? not me. i am down. in the engineering room. you've been a bad boy. maybe so. whatever i've done, they're sure keeping it s that uhura playing? let me talk to her. i think his heart is sore. what can i do for you, riley? a song. yep, make it a love song. just something to reassure me i'm not the only living thing left in the universe, huh? well, you're not. i'll prove it to you. ? where my heart is ? where my heart is ? where the scented lunar flower's growing ? ? somewhere beyond the stars ? ? i'll be back, though it takes forever ? ? forever is just a day ? forever is just another journey ? ? and let the years go fading ? ? where my heart is ? where my heart is ? ? where my love eternal is ? ? somewhere ? beyond the stars ? beyond tares how'd you like that, riley? [gags] [coughs] help me... please. [glass shatters] you've got to pull him through. i'm not sure i can. if he dies,

down a tree. we can do it all. larry: need to get you to my house. [laughter] horace: oh, yeah, larry? larry: i will find some problems. [laughter] veronica: i was going to say, my list is long. just fine for getting the work done. maybe you have got those leaves in the yard. maybe you want to get them up or break them yourself. -- rake them yourself. chilly if not cold this morning, starting out around freezing, but by late morning 39 to 40 degrees, then boom, 57 degrees by 11 a.m., mid 60's for today. right now, daybreak on wednesday, gorgeous sunrise. 42 is the temperature at reagan national. just a little lower there was light wind out of the southwest. -- with light wind out of the southwest. 64 today, going into the upper 60's for your thursday, friday, saturday. friday evening, a tree lighting is your change, from 67 to 46. saturday and sunday, dropping the temperature. going into winter, that means for the next big holiday coming up we will probably be on the cool side. we have an early look at thanksgiving that could change. download the stormwatch 7 weather app, where we are

larry miller has the story. also sites like also sites like air- affordable.com allow passengers to put down a deposit for a ticket and pay off the remaining balance before departure. can those makeup testers you see in the shopping malls... make you sick? the dirty details... at 6:05. stay with us... >>> watch where you step. it is that time of year for telling you about it all week long. grab a tissue and get ready for the 12news mom draws. >>> getting beat up by bambi. a destroy -- a deer absolutely destroys a cross country runner, and it is caught on camera. >>> [music] >>> live from the 12news studios. welcome everyone. it is now let's start this weather this morning. it is chilly outside. >> we sent jimmy out into it. he is live in scott l. jimmy, you have got a jacket on, finally. >> reporter: it is, and it is cold out here. the hot rods are lining up. we are at west world here in scottsdale. the eight team southwest hot rod show happening this weekend. look at all of these cars.

down comstock has been trying to project this to them? or will they see someone who is a long-standing republican? larry: it includes clark, frederick, and loudoun counties. also manassas, manassas park, and winchester. autria: crews at the white house are not waiting for the final votes to be tallied. they are busy planning for january 20, when the next president will be sworn in. a chain-link north side of the white house, portions of lafayette square and pennsylvania avenue. >> we still have to prepare, a new president will be elected, so we might as well be ready to go. autria: this will be the reviewing platform for the inaugural parade. the secret service has been planning for the event for at least six. get something good out of it. preferably something free? jummy olabanji has more on how you can put that i voted sticker to work. jummy: this is in the election where you say -- no thanks, i won't take the sticker. get some free stuff. time to jump on the deals happening across the d.c. area. everything from free doughnuts to a free workout. krispy kreme shops are giving out one free doughnut of c