. >> 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 it. security experts alerted the clinton scam pain to -- campaign >>> the president

in the larry went to a west village club, i'm hearing the gilded lily. ught a group back to the apartment and they claimed they all left and he went to sleep. during the same interview he said i cannot explain what happened, i didn't do anything. today his lawyer waived his clients appearance and outside he chastised the daily news reporter for gaining access to his client. he can be put heard in the video by saint don't you ever do that again. >> he was a bit shaken and he spoke to me on james's behalf. >> he is also entitled to the presumption of innocence in the court of law. i hope that the listeners and your viewers will presume him innocent. it's apparent that the district attorney's office is struggling to come to some conclusion as to what happened that led to the grisly discovery of the body. these are the kinds of cases where the pressure to resolve the crime can lead to a hasty conclusion. >> i asked about mental and physical state. >> do think he's okay mentally and physically? >> this is very tough. he is holding up remarkably well. >> the ju

larry: a construction worker is thankful for being alive after being stuck in a collapsed trench. >> he was grateful. he went through a series of emotions. molly: a woman was attacked by what we believe was a mother bear. larry: the search for a bear, and we search for our traffic situation as well, coming up. autria: we are heading over to agine a world where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. th all day breakfast. . >>> good morning, america. hillary clinton breaks her silence. speaking for the first time since her loss to donald trump. >> this isn't the easiest thing for me. >> as donald trump fights back against a transition in sur mile. now henry kissinger heading to here live with the inside story. >>> breaking overnight, a deadly gas explosion. a blast going off in the middle of a town square. destroying buildings, shatter

that's where larry went for the weekend. boy, that was good. ( grunts ) i'm ready for dessert. how about you? well... the chockin moose pie. "chockin moose..."? uh-huh. the choc... the chocolate mousse pie! i'll be back in a flash. okay. jack! jack, we want to talk to you. who are you? who are we? who are you? yeah. i'll be back in a second, doreen, chrissy, janet. good. you're all here. i was just about to explain. uh, you see, doreen uh, this is janet, and this is... chrissy. chrissy. but i also promised you dinner and i tried to call you. she didn't get my message. didn't i try to call you? well, you said... i had to make dinner for her but i also wanted to make dinner for you. i made dinner for her and you. so you see, i went to all this trouble to make dinner for you three girls. jacques? here's where the explanation becomes a little more complicated. was larry-- my-my friend larry... i don't know if you know larry or not. larry, um... larry asked me to do a favor for him. i wanted to do a favor for larry and, uh... actually, larry asked me if i... [captioned by the captio

larry: i just went back into the if you go to the lower floor, where there is an area that is explained in virginia, in the 1600s, it set the stage for this in the 20th century. even more context in terms of this. you are right, how quickly this has changed. kidd: worth seeing this weekend. time for your 60 second express. >> country -- >> great honor being with you. >> president-elect. >> protests for a second night. >> he won. >> there's been a lot of hatred. detroit, schoolchildren harassing latino classmates -- chanting build a wall. >> there was a lot of private officers who are now in charge of protecting the hotel. >> two separate shootings, leaving at least one person dead in the district. this all happened in southeast. in northeast, another shooting outside the elementary school. >> you can go into any i hop if you are a veteran or active military member from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. today to get your free hike >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, riots in the streets. >> hey, hey, hey. >> violent anti-trump demonstrations break out again nationwide. as donald trump both pra

larry: the president went on to say he has confidence in comey. alison: the political wrangling over the f.b.i. renewed clinton's e-mail case is creating wavers. so, too, of fears of election rigging and the possible voter intimidation. brad bell and votetrak 2016 getting your views on this today. he is out and about in old town alexandria. hi, brad. beautiful day to be out there. brad: it's an absolutely gorgeous day in old town. we have the hummer parked here on king street. we set up the soapbox. the legendary local eateries that has been here a long time. we asked folks about one of the issues you mentioned. who do they make of -- what do they make of the f.b.i. and the e-mails investigation. >> he promised congress if you have any information he would let them know. perhaps reopen the investigation. that's what happened. i agree with that. >> i it troubles me. i think director comey made a mistake in july and he has compounded that. >> it went away now it's getting closer and closer for everyone to cast a vote. now let's bring it back. it's j

larry downer, who shot the video , went to the store to try to score a pair of shoes for his son and this is what he walked into. he even posted that he thought it was actually an earthquake at first!/// >>> we'll be right back......../// attention holiday shoppers you have a second chance to get more gifts if you missed out on black friday... because today is cyber monday. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...a chilly change of seasons has arrived... here in the valley. sherry has today's extra cool forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> and... cuba begins their nine days of mourning after the death of former leader d 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> cubans are observing 9 days of mourning following the death of former dictator fidel castro. in miami where many exiles fled when castro came to powermany are celebrating and looking forward to better times in cuba. ((kirsten joyce)) >> massive crowds are

larry: right. a call for help went out this week in philadelphia. benjamin franklin's gravestone damaged and in dire need of repair. thousands of bennys are thrown at it every -- pennys are thrown at it every year. they are trying to restore it. alison: leonard russell died over the weekend and a funeral will be held saturday and then another will be held sunday in tulsa, oklahoma. in two and a half hours smoky robinson will get the gershwin prize for the popular song. it honors the lifetime achievement to promote song. past winners a will live nelson. next tuesday president obama will hand out a batch of the highest civilian honor and bestow the medal of freedom on 21 people. it includes robert diner orb, tom hanks and robert redford. kareem abdul jabbar, michael jordan and vin scully on the list. musicians diana ross and bruce melinda gates and "saturday night live" producer loren michels. larry: "star wars" fans suspected this for years. in her book carrie fisher admit she and harrison ford had a brief affair shooting the original movie. they reu

larry downer, who shot the video , went to the store to try to score a pair of shoes for his son and this is what he walked into. he even posted that he thought it was actually an earthquake at first!/// ((paul joncich)) >>> and a reo problem of overcrowding on the streets of l-a. he constructed an elaborate compound underneath a busy freeway. the residences feature toilets, two refrigerators that serve as jacuzzi bathtubs, a guest bed and a snack bar. according to the l-a times, ceola waddell jr. has lived beneath the freeway for the last six months. during that time, the city's sanitation crews have dismantled his compound several times./// 8 news now good day starts at 4-am. and, for news anytime, just go to las vegas now dot com. ? ? sherlock! that sounded like the first volley of a recrimination. do you care to explain this? clyde is a horsfield's tortoise and needs to hibernate in the winter. right, but you normally let him dig a burrow in the backyard. 's recent winters, he needs a more controlled environment for his winter nap. the refrigerator is ideal, maintaining a constan

larry: what this woman went through to get to the polls that leave you with no excuse to get there before yours close. alison: if you haven't voted yet you do still have time. in virginia the polls ar in maryland and d.c., you have announcer: you're watching live coverage of vote 2016. >> this is a rigged system. hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the f.b.i. knows it. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. larry: contentious could be an understatement when it comes to vote 2016. not just the national race virginia tenth district congressional rate -- race has been dirty. jeff goldberg has the latest. jeff: if you turned on the television in the last couple of months you have probably seen the attack ads between republican barbara comstock and democrat luann bennett as the campaigns, the national parties and the outside groups spent millions of dollars to try to influence the outcome of the close race. luann bennett this afternoon at fox mill elementary school in herndon, virginia. speaking with voters

larry, mr. trump went on a sort of tweet storm this morning, pushing back against the "new york times" reporting that his transition team is in turmoil. what do you make of that? >> well, [ inaudible ]. >> okay. larry, we will go on and ask patricia that question. while larry fixes his skype, what do you think about trump's tweeting this morning? he tweeted at least four times. >> well, it feels a lot like candidate trump. it doesn't feel like a future president trump. i think what is so unusual about this transition process besides the in-fighting which of course can occur, the information flow out of this process has been so bizarre. the fact the only information we are getting about the transition is from eric trump just shouting across trump tower lobby, from donald trump tweeting early in the morning, then from unnamed transition officials and everybody else who got booted off. it doesn't feel like there's transparency, it doesn't feel organized, it doesn't feel like they even had any of this in place

larry: when he left and went in with general electric, they had ways and means to avoid all those highes, and that was one of the problems. it is very interesting. it was his republican treasury secretary that convinced kennedy that we should not only lower the tax rates which were outrageous, but we need o get rid of the loopholes that the well to do could take to avoid paying taxes. new business startups could ot avoid them. if you simplify the rates -- my point in this book is a simple point. charlie: isn't that a democratic argument as ell? larry: not recently. charlie: simpson bowles. the fundamental foundation of what they were arguing. larry: i will go back to the 980's. charlie: but eliminate the loopholes. larry: i will go back earlier, 1986 was the quintessential reform bill. reagan, bill bradley, did gephardt, many others. a bipartisan bill. lower the rates, get rid of the loopholes. he emulated kennedy and it worked. charlie: obviously he didn't get rid of a lot of loopholes because donald trump takes great pride that he used the loopholes. arry: working on this thing, i wa

larry: wow! "7 on your side" went to blat for this homeowner and several others. we tell you what happened in the exclusive i-team investigation. damaged dreams. tonight at 11:00. alison: check on the roads. jamie sullivan has traffic watch. jamie: it's a rough one. let's begin on the wilson bridge. the inner loop, a seven-mile backup from before branch avenue getting to the wilson bridge on the inner loop. you can see the activity in the through lanes. make sure you stay to the we have the left lanes blocked right now. in d.c., working building fire earlier was working. pennsylvania avenue now, they have it closed off between second and third. d street is a good alternate. outbound kenilworth avenue slowing. accidents still alabama avenue near nailor road. the big picture roof. we have slowing on the inner loop getting from maryland to virginia. inner loop heading north. solid red line between 66, continuing north. closer to the route 7. loop at the beltway, a lot of activity with an accident only one lane gets by over there. two the right. this is again on the i

and obama went to tim geitner and larry summers who were seen as the architects and he was able to gethem through. the republicans have that majority. i think rudy giuliani and donald trump will get what they want. i will just say really quickly, it's just so striking how many white men we're talking about. who is the first woman appointee going to be? >> when he announced his economic team it was on my show, saying 13 white men here and then they came out with some women. >> but that is part of what this election is about. women support a him who say wanting to see women faces and we just care about ideas of people. so, thank you very much to all of you. >>> there are new intelligence reports to tell you about that suggest the leader of isis may be hiding in northern iraq. abu al bagdadi. is that worth the distraction from freeing that city? reports from the front lines next. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. are you ready?? you gotta

. >> they want a little magic, a larry fitzgerald, michael noticed, it is a homecoming. floyd grew up in st. paul, went to notre dame, and was a 1st round pick of the cards in 2012. >> i am excited. to see family members, to get a home cooked meal. it'll be fun. >>> the injury bug continues to bite the cards. dave martin placed on injured reserve w knee injury. he was also a valuable backup linebacker. >>> brad richardson underwent surgery today. gotta feel for him. scored his 5th goal of the season before the injury. coyotes lost in a shootout last >>> transfer corian graham starting the season highly flammable. shannon evans iii, yes. graham one more time. dufrjing is his pleasure -- dunking is his pleasure. evans with 21. devils win 80-71. >>> heading south for the new season. the braves signed the catcher to their 40-man roster. great behind the plate but only .156 in 33 games for arizona. i'm excited to see what the cardinals do in this road game. teams with winning records, starting with minnesota, they're good at home, got that defensive line led by griffin from agua fria. start fast, get in the

went 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 fitzgerald. fits playing with a lower leg injury, gets flipped here. went into the locker room at one time, came back, and made catch after catch after catch. play look at this throw. are you kidding me? gerald hodges with the int. this is late in that fourth quarter. arizona only up 20-13. niners on the move. third and two. it's colin kaepernick. running it into the end zone. the game is tied at 20. palmer and the cardinals still with time, under two minutes to go. second and ten. somehow he gets out of the grasp here and then throws it downfield. there's that great catch by michael floyd. with the football. man, that was a game changer. deep in your territory. you come up all smiles from michael floyd. third and eight. palmer rolling to his right. another nice throw to david johnson. johnson outstanding today. not big numbers, but big plays. and then chandler with a 34-yard attempt. it's good. they'll take the win, the cardinals will, 23-20 the final. cards move to 4-4-1, and they beat the here's head coach bruce arians. >> obviously, extremely happy with

larry: things getting dark last rally, literally. the power suddenly went out, but that didn't stop him. he grabbed a megaphone and continued on as cell phone lights from supporters illuminated the hangar. autria: inventive. millions of people will be facing higher premiums for medicare coverage as open enrollment for the affordable care act begins today. insurers have told their plans fewer choices and increased prices. the cost of the average plan will go up by 25%, while some rates will more than double. but the majority of the people won't feel the financial burden as their coverage is already subsidized. larry: drivers in montgomery, -- montgomery county, firing up their rigs to test how well the plows performed during a six 'tis the season, i guess. right? veronica: i'm hearing folks going -- no [emphatic] autria: as long as they can practice without actually dealing with snow. larry: you are thinking snow before things are said and done? veronica: absolutely. i think this is going to be a winter where we get a little bit of [laughter] autria: we'd li

went dead. oh, my god! they've got larry, too. i'm calling the police. no, you can't call the police. they said you had to wait 24 hours. that's only if the person is missing. now, wait. hello, police? i'd like to report a burglary. yeah, somebody stole my roommate, my landlord and my neighbor. hello? hello? they hung up on me. no, you're not. whenever anyone leaves this apartment they don't come back. on second thought maybe i'd better stay with you all right? we'll just sit here and wait for someone to call. okay. poor little cindy-- kidnapped by a sex maniac with a hearing aid. yeah. even if she says "yes," he won't hear it. hello? somebody? help! aah! hello, officer. all right now, come on. get out of there. ( shrieking ) get up! mommy? get up! jack, jack, jack, it's 5:00 in the morning. we must have fallen asleep. it's 5:00 in the morning. we must have fallen asleep. did the phone ring? are we awake? just calm down. okay, we'll just... i had this dream about cindy, jack. i dreamt how much fun it was having her around here. janet, don't wor... calm down. she'll be back. i was just

we went undercover to get answers to make sure that your money is going where it is supposed to. larry: happening today, in maryland, it is beginning to look a lot like christmas. governor hogan and his wife, the first lady, decorating the statehouse rotunda this morning. 6:00 tonight they are join gittleman for holiday shopping in the newly reopened main street in ellicott city. so, things are happening in maryland. autria: i love it. a chilly start to the morning? veronica: temperatures in the 20's there in many locations this morning, so we will go from cold to pretty warm tomorrow morning and maybe even 15 degrees higher. oh, yeah. sibling else in the end, but we have been talking about how dry it is for the last couple of weeks. you know, we're not really used to dealing with the rain and a lot of traffic. hopefully you are going to get an early start tomorrow. today, just clouds. still a green light, because it going to be tried. -- dry. nice in mild three or wednesday. if you are going to be driving around today, dry pavement in the mid-50's by the afternoon, you'll go from need

so much so that bernie sanders went to events and said hello i'm larry david. >> one of my producer teamooks larry david or bernie sanders. and his shirt said it. when you were working with ted cruz, did he ever watch the impersonations of himself and cringe or did he change a little bit. >> the mon after we would pull it up on the bus or plane or automobile, whatever the mode of transportation. someone would pull up ipads and he would look at it. it's always awkward but he was impressed how they got the clothing down perfect, and get the ring that he wore, the attention to detail that "saturday night live" has is impressive. of course they all think they are overexatage rating but we had fun. >> we fund raised off the penny's remark. that was something that we stretched for a long time. it was life imitating art in that instance. >> brian, is alec baldwin out of a job if donald trump doesn't win. >> they will have to cast someone else to play donald trump. whether donald trump wins or loses i think we will still see a trump imitator on "snl." if he loses, he is going to remain in public

larry: let's get in the now. >> remember last two in the world went crazy because starbucks released just a simple red cup with no design for the holiday cups? do you remember this? well, the coffee giant heard you. this year, they will not only feature -- it will feature not just one, but 13 different cups. countries come including the u.s., indonesia, dubai, canada, russia, and south korea. this morning, i went out early and got you guys some coffee. i dig it is at 5:00, so it may be a little cold for you. >> is this aventi low fat no whip? >> 13 different designs. designs. i believe crowdsourcing voted on who the top 13 were. how cool is that? you should know if you like the nondenominational, the simple red cup, they will still have those as well this year for those people. they are making everybody happy. >> i just want the coffee. >> now you are in the now. protests across the nation following the election of donald trump. in oakland, california, nearly 7000 swarming into the street. protests in the district also. mrs. clinton: donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and a chan

this neighbor who i just spoke with larry applegate, he says that he was going out for some went realizing when he saw the flame what was taking place. he says the orlando -- older man that lives here, lives with somebody else, but the person he lives with is at work and knew that the man would be alone in this home and had to get him out. he says he ran over, kicked in the door and the smoke was so heavy he simply couldn't physically get the man out of the house on his own. luckily he came and they worked together to pull him to safety. applegate says that he is just amazed that the man that lives here was talking and able to speak to the paramedics, first responders who were here and took him to the hospital. he feels very fortunate and thankful, if you will, that everything worked out and that his neighbor is okay. applegate says he has had a little bit of time to think the next day at this point and says it is a little bit overwhelming to think what took place but in that moment he being a police officer of 32 years in that moment thinking he have to help my neighbor and get him out an

indoors at brand new us bank stadium for cardinals receivers larry fitzgerald and michael floyd., its a homecoming.. floyd grew up in st paul..went to notre dame and was a first round pick of the cards in 2012.. he'sug san fran. he's motivated to play in front of his masses. the injury bug continues to bite the cards.. now special teams regular gabe martin has been placed on injured reserve with a knee injury.. martin was also a vaulable backup at linebacker..zavi ar gooden has been promoted from the practice squad.. the cards are running out of bodies this week, sun devils athletic director. ray anderson said no matter what happens in these final two games, coach todd graham will be back for 2017... riding a four game losing streak. grahams has had to play without 10 starters this season.. and has lost 3 quarterbacks to injury.. today, a tough task at number six washington new general manager and manger in place and the arizona diamondbacks reshaping their roster. the team says goodbyeforme r horizon high and arizona state catcher tuffy gosewich.. has been claimed off waivers by the atlanta braves.. along with dominic leone, tyl

. >> ama and larry, this was henry, a 1-year-old daschund who went in for a simple nail clipping and died minutes later. today his owners filed this lawsuit asking for a jury trial to determine punitive and other damages. this is new video released today by henry's owners. you can see henry playing with his litter mates, healthy and happy as can be. on may 15th the san mateo couple brought the three dogs to the san mateo pet smart to have their nails trimmed. when the unthinkable happened to henry. >> last image that i have of him was him in the groomer's arm and, unfortunately, bleeding profusely from his mouth. >> reporter: the groomer 38-year-old juan zarate of heyward was arrested and it was shown he was strangled and suffered two broken ribs and a punctured lung. san mateo prosecutor said the man became frustrated with henry when he was uncooperative during the service. >> who would anticipate that you would go in for a pedicure and you would die. >> reporter: henry's owners who now just have his litter mates want to hold pet smart responsible for his death. their attorney says

larry: that comes after the high school students opted to be protesters rather than pupils today. many went to the trump hotel before heading to the step of the u.s. supreme court. stephen tschida was with the marchers giants us live with the latest. stephen: an army of the high school students assembled here in front of the down pennsylvania avenue. past the u.s. capitol. all the way to the u.s. supreme court. where they blocked traffic. out of school and on to the trump hotel. longs of high school students assembled to denounce the president-elect and show disapproval. most are too young to vote. many are unable to say why >> some are 18 and profess to voted called on the incoming president to be considerate of specific groups. >> stop disrespecting women. stop disrespecting african-american people. >> after protesting outside the trump hotel. the students continue the demonstration right down pennsylvania avenue. blocking traffic. they want to carry the protest to the capitol. >> i'm for a peacef to forget we are here. when asked about the current president, calls for unity and most said

larry: good to know. we get another lunch box weather. >> friday edition. doug: this morning molly cochran went to visit cedar lane elementary school in ash burn for the lunch box weather program. she explained how we forecast the weather. it's a special video to give the kids an inside look at how we put it together, how we get to tv and the instruments and the tools we use. she conducted weather expermits running the kid cam was easton. we got an interesting weather question from gavin. >> i'm gavin. i'm in fourth grade. what is the hardest part about making the forecast? doug: the hardest fast, this is one of the hardest to think about to answer. the best we come up with as a good example. for us, when we forecast the weather when we do it day after day and every day you are into it you are watching the computer models. projection of what the weather may be for several days. what happens every now and then one computer model gives a different solution or outlook. that is something, you are looking at one of the models now. that happened to us in the past couple of days. we have been saying f

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larry beil. >> cuban television is reporting castro's passing an hour ago. sergio has more on what we are learning. >> the uh -- announcement was made by his younger brother who went on on the news to break the news to the world. he governed cuba for 50 years. first as prime minister from 1959 to 1976 and then president until 20036. when -- 2006 he stepped down to be replaced by his brother. he will be remembered as a controversial and decisive world leader. for many he was a champion of socialism to up lift the cuban people. but to opponents he was a totalitarian dictator who banned free speech and freedom of press and freedom of assembly and jailed political opponents. he was a central figure in many foreign policy flashpoints including bay of pigs and cuban missal crisis. something he talked to with barbara walters. >> yes, we were close to the nuclear war, extremely close. >> reaction is already coming in. florida republican congresswoman who was the first cuban-american ever elected to the house tweeted tonight, tyrant and thug fidel castro is dead. we must work for a cuba that is free, democratic and prosperous. and in little havana in miami, there are repor

went off inside of a shiite mosque in -- kabul. so far, no root has claimed responsibility for this attack. larry: thank you, jummy. seven is on your side with a warning for parents. autria: police tell us about a disturbing incident at the year when so many of us are going to be out shopping. parents need to be aware. we want to show you the picture right over here, the man that fairfax county police are looking for this morning. take a look at him. you may know him. this surveillance shot is pretty good. authorities say that it happened last thursday here at this target store. police say that two brothers, six years old and eight years old, enter the restaurant. the father waited outside. the younger boy left the bathroom. after the older boy used it, the suspect exposed himself. the victim ran out and told his father immediately what happened. take a look again at this man. five feet 10 inches tall, police say that he is 50 to 60 years old. here you can see he's wearing a baseball cap with dark clothing. this was 6:50 last thursday night. if you know this man you're police immediately. reporting live from falls

larry beil with highlights in this mornings sports. >>> good morning everybody. college beautiful season is here, stanford wentchina to open their season against harvard. first game for new head coach, jared haas. welcome to shanghai, 14 million people. christian sanders, read travis, stanford up 9, inside against to travis, 24 points, 17 boards, yao ming says i like that. throwing it down. plus the foul, lead cut to 3. humphrey, stanford pulls away, he had 15 points, marcus allen, a lot of jams in these highlights, cardinals travel 6,000 miles to win their opener. >>> back in the bay, cal opening up at home against south dakota state, the jackrabbits. sam singer, knocks it away. the hoop, the foul, bears up 9 early. later in the first half, roger, with the steal. with authority. senior head 12. singer, jabari bird at 13 points. up a dozen at the break, and singer was playing in his 100th game for cal, going for the rack. he had 14 points. bears us a 17-0 to ice it. 82-53. they host uc iirvinn. >>> arizona trailed 17-2, coming back 45 seconds left, parker jackson cartwright and puts the wildcats up. the brick

. >> that was larry kudlow, who was on the set as well. you could hear him. he wentwalked to the office in shorts this morning. >> good for him. and he did tell me several months ago the reason he moved is because it is closer to his sister and his mother. but we should say, david tepper is the only wealthy billionaire who when he left the state impacted the entire state budget. they had to revise the budget because david tepper, who makes most years more than a billion dollars a year and pays that 9% income tax rate in new jersey, talking over $100 million a year, many years, when he left, that affected the entire state budget. that has -- >> special meeting to try to figure out how to redo the budget because of tepper -- >> that's a big issue. one thing i would say overall, this is not about the election. david tepper is not out to change minds here. this is about billionaire competitiveness with philanthropy. and there is no more competitive space in the wealth space than philanthropy. when one guy says he gave something and he really didn't, among billionaires, t

went into the health. in the fourth we go, the cardinals are up, palmer fires it to larry fitzgerald. his 42nd game with 100 receiving yards. on the next play, gerald hodges will come alive for the 49ers. it is picked up by hodges. he puts the 49ers great into a field position. right to kaepernick. we've seen enough of palmer. kaepernick has the ball. he goes right side, he's going to that end zone. it ties the game 20-20. with three seconds left. arizona drives on the field, looking for a 37 yard field goal. they get the 37 yard field goal. the 49ers lose 23-23 -- 23-20. they host the patriots next week. facing the suns, looking to extend their winning streak to four games, light -- late in the second cadre mongering, he finds kevin durant, -- dray monterey and, he finds -- dreymont green he finds kevin durant. steph curry has a rebound. he goes to the other end. and he shoes for three. >> curry has 30 points of the night. tj tucker, putting the suns ahead. clay with sink another three to give the wires a three-point lead at that point. the wires for this game away with a monster jam

larry beil. >> cuban television is reporting castro's passing an hour ago. sergio has more on what we are learning. >> the uh -- announcement was made by his younger brother who went on on the news to break the news to the world. he governed cuba for 50 years. first as prime minister from 1959 to 1976 and then president until 20036. when -- 2006 he stepped down to be replaced by his brother. he will be remembered as a controversial and decisive world leader. for many he was a champion of socialism to up lift the cuban people. but to opponents he was a totalitarian dictator who banned free speech and freedom of press and freedom of assembly and jailed political opponents. he was a central figure in many foreign policy flashpoints including bay of pigs and cuban missal crisis. something he talked to with barbara walters. >> yes, we were close to the nuclear war, extremely close. >> reaction is already coming in. florida republican congresswoman who was the first cuban-american ever elected to the house tweeted tonight, tyrant and thug fidel castro is dead. we must work for a cuba that is free, democratic and prosperous. and in little havana in miami, there are repor

went to the hospital for smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a saugus man is life thanks to his neighbor's quick thinking. larry applegate noticed flames coming from his home. he knew the man would be in his 80s and would need help getting out. that is when he decided to kick in the door. together they battled through the heavy smoke to save a life. >> i certainly didn't have time to think about it. but it was overwhelming, but it worked out great. everybody pitched in and did what good neighbors are supposed to do, right. >> stephanie: absolutely. applegate said the man was alive when they took him on the front lawn. he has been taken to the hospital. >>> an american soldier has been killed in northern syria in the country. u.s. forces are helping to organize an offensive against isis. the u.s. military has not released the identity of the soldier. >>> president obama giving thanks to our troops. made nine phone calls to servicemembers deployed. the president gave an address on what would be his final thanksgiving as commander in chief. in a video message called for americans to be united following the divisiv

went missing and it has been found. coming up you will hear from neighbor not caring for the coffee. -- for that puppy. larry: a monument to be unveiled in honor of the late councilman marion barry. this is the second anniversary of his death. it was commissioned by his family, including his son, who died of a drug overdose this past august. friends and family members will gather this morning for a private ceremony. go, the first of our seven giveaways during the happy holiday our. we are on your side with $100 in black friday bucks. caller number seven is taking home a cool $100 to treat yourself or someone else this holiday season. the number to call is 703-5 to 8-7334. your next chance is 10 minutes away. larry: what is next for donald jummy: we are back at 6:10. late this morning, a late-season storm strengthening into a hurricane. look at this, triggering landslides in flooding in strength in puerto rico. the first one to make landfall there since their reliable record-keeping began in 1851. veronica: i'm tracking another system. this one coming to areas of the midwest. areas of the midwest. snow in are

they believe comunale went to this luxury high-rise with 28-year-old larry dilione, and three women after meeting them at a nightclub. comunal rks left the high-rise to help the three women into a cab. he wept back in the building and was murdered. >> he was stabbed 15 times in the chest area. there was an effort to burn his body. a disturbing crime scene. >> reporter: police believe the victim's body was removed from the apartment on this comunale's body found in a shallow grave 55 miles away. >> james, why did you kill him? >> reporter: meanwhile, a grieving father is waiting for justice to be served. >> these guys need to pay for their actions. >> reporter: the two suspects have so far only been charged with crimes in connection with the murder, such as tampering with physical evidence, but prosecutors say one or both men will eventually be charged with second-degree murder. robin? mgts so sad, thank you. >>> back to ginger in syracuse. ginger? >> that's right. 24 hours left of lake-effect snow in this region. you have to see this video from u of m over the weekend. the football player

student received a prestigious larry: dictionary pick word of on education a student from howard university is awarded the highly sought after rhodes scholarship. kellye lynn went to find out why the senior is so deserving of the honor. >> for four years, 21-year-old cameron clark walked the campus of howard university as a student. now he has a new title. >> it's a fantastic opportunity. is it the chance to study -- it's the chance to study at one of the greatest schools in world and to be able to all sort of doors for what i want to do with the career. kellye: he hopes to be a physician and he will pursue a masters in oxford university in england as newly named rhodes scholar. >> he is bright, articulate. well-spoken and mature. rhodes scholar from the university. the certified e.m.t. columnist for the school newspaper and the congressional intern is one of the 32 rhodes scholars selected from around the country. he joins a handful of the students from the schools in the region who also receiver the honor. >> cameron is probably one of the more interesting people i have met at howard. dedicated. smart. giving. kellye: maintaining the academic excellence, char

things seemed to calm down as they went in to hug, but then josh kneed seth in the dick. [ laughter and applause ] at this point,h'er said, "larry, we have to do something about this." "i'm going to give my love to the winner." [ laughter ] nbc would like viewers to disregard seth's opinions about thanksgiving, as they do not reect the network's position and do not make any sense. we now resume our broadcast. >> seth: and you can take the heat and keep your turkey out of my kitchen. woo! that felt good to get off my chest. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ? ? hon, i don't know if i deserve this - i don't really work with my hands. you change a ton of diapers! your usual? not for me - for him. hon, you have something in your hair. wouli already ate, actually.ru hon, we listen to carol. make my eyes pop? is this supposed to happen? no, sit in crazy chairs. get together and shop small on small business saturday. small business saturday is our day to get out and shop small. a day to support our community and show some love for the people we love. and the places we love. the

roosevelt went on to win one of his biggest electoral landslides in our history. i'm joined by larry sabato at the university of virginia, a great man. and democratic pollster. i want to thank you both for your great prose. whether it's the 1936 literary digest or the failure by gallup in 1948 when we saw the great truman upset of new york governor tom dewey. we do we find ourselves in the big three of disaster poll elections right now? >> the polling process just doesn't work very well anymore. you remember the old days we looked for gold standard polls, the ones with long track records. >> yeah. >> of success. well, then we realized we couldn't rely on any single poll. so we would do polling averages. polling averages were supposed to wash out the error. well, now we know that doesn't work. so i'm going to turn to the only pollster here, selinda and ask her, what are you people going to do about it? >> i'm not going to gang up on her, but okay, i'll ask the same question. >> thanks, larry. >> somebody on a network said there is always a margin of error. if i hear the phrase margin

larry after member of his familyly reported they were in a dispute with a large tkwraoup of people. he sprayed the crowd. with a semiautomatic rifle. >> the mother heard the gunshots. and immediately. you know went over top of her daughter. to protect her. and shortly after that. actually felt glass striking her in the face. >> earlier a judge revoked his originalgi bond and sentenced him to nine years in prison.so on the robbery charge.ar he will eventually face additional punishment. for shooting up theit neighborhood. >> .> . akron man will spend a year inar jail for shooting and killing a man.. who broke spao his home. police say david hill chased down the two men who broke in.n. in august of 2015.20 the sreugt was no longer on the property. when he was shot in the head. and died.d. a judge initially sentenced him to six years. sus penned the sentence and put he must serve a year behind bars. >> a sentencing for trug possession. police were able to locate him. because he was live streaming. thetr celebration. oncel facebook. >> . once inside police say he pulleu out a firearm. and threw it near a child. authorities found cash. prescription drugs. and a stolen handgun. on the rapper. he faces

went on arsenio hall. george bush thought arsenio hall was a building at andover. >> rose: and he played the saxophone on arsenio hall. >> and it's impossible to imagine ros perot without what? larryrose: exactly. >> so there's a line between all of that and what's happening with trump and trump now. what i find so moving about president bush-- and it's not nostalgia. it's not sentiment. on a couple of occasions in his life, like all great politicians, he made significant compromises in the pursuit of power. he opposed the '64 civil rights act when he ran in texas. but in 1968 he vote for fair housing when he is actually in power. 1988, he runs a rough campaign against michael dukakis. but he gets in and tries to govern from the center-- americans with disabilities act, clean air act. and it was rooted totally in fair play, bush's sense that everybody deserves an equal chance. it's almost impossible to imagine in the current climate a piece of far-reaching domestic legislation like that originating in the republican party. and yet, this was 25 years ago. >> rose: in the mid-1970s, tommy hilfiger launched his namesake brand. the global business now encompasses everything from men's