until last month. gov. hassan: she said, on 35 different occasions, that she supported him. she called him a role model for our children. and then when the political winds shifted, that's when she changed her position. sen. ayotte: she can use her talking points all she wants on this issue, but the people of this state know that i'll stand up for them no matter what. ray: on the fight against isis, both candidates agreed there should be no u.s. ground troops in iraq. but on gun rights and gun control, there were some big differences. sen. ayotte: i appreciate so much how important it is that we keep guns away from criminals and terrorists. i also believe it's equally important that we stand up for the second amendment rights of our citizens. gov. hassan: we should be closing the loopholes in our background check systems so that terrorists can't buy guns online and even after the tragedy in orlando, senator ayotte had the opportunity to vote to close those loopholes, and she has declined to do that. ray

i'm steve handelsman, last night as trump took the lead last night -- investors became uneasy . dow futures were down four percent at one point. however -- financial markets steadied somewhat by the time trump made his speech overnight. president obama inviting president- elect donald trump to a meeting at the white this thursday the two are expected to talk about the transition of power trump early this morning on his win...saying we are all rooting for his success hillary clinton giving her concession speech today she publicly conceded this morning in new york clinton admitting how painful the loss is to her and her campaign but, stated how proud she was of how far she'd come more importantly, clinton saying to her supporters to give trump a chance and look ahead " i still believe as deeply as i ever have that if we stand love for this nation, our best days are still ahead of us. last night's defeat ended clinton's white house quest .... clinton concedes...and one former president refused to vote last night laura bush did not vote for a presidential candidate this year however

speaking of stages, beyonce was on stage last night. i'm sure you missed it if you were watching the world series. some of heifer fans not happy today. >> dana: that game ending after midnight last night. >> kelly: rain delay, overtime, crazy game but so happy for all here at home it's looking fantastic. no rain delays for us. lots of sunshine and temperatures warming up. 74 by noon and our high today 7. if you like today's weather, i think you're going to like the seven-day forecast. >> kim: clark county commissioners are soon going to have to decide whether to raise the sales tax locally to hire mool new more cops tax championed by the guy you just saw, our sheriff. talking about raising the sales tax to help put more cops on the beat. metro says it would bring them closer to the goal of two officers per 1,000 people in our community. the money is not needed because metro still has $110 million left over from the last more cops tax. 2005. there is a commissioner saying the money needed to pay current officers throughout their careers.

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check out this game last night... between number three "indiana" and the "fort wayne mastodons" ... ?also from indiana. "fort wayne" actually led for most of this game. indiana eventually ties it... the hoosiers down by ?one with five seconds left, a chance to take the lead... the ball gets ?stolen... theres a foul... and that's game. fort wayne wins... 71 to 68. and the fort wayne crowd... storms the court! even ?before the game was play, they were calling this the sporting event in "fort wayne" in over fifty years. and... the name and logo of the newest nhl franchise was unveiled last night. say hello to the "vegas golden knights." this will be the first professional sports franchise the owner came up with the name to honor his alma mater... "west point." and as for the "golden" part... the state of nevada is actually the largest ?gold producer in the country. the knights will be play in the new "t-mobile arena" located right on the vegas strip. they start next season. and many nhl teams responded to the knights ann

my head is spinning watching the markets the last 12 hours.sitive up four points but what a comeback we have had since futures down how points overnight. it looked ugly. now we are slightly in positive territory. interesting to see the mexican peso, fell and reached an all time low compared to the united states dollar. interesting to see the sectors and how they react to the election results. the drug companies are up sharply like pfizer and johnson and johnson, thing that hillary clinton would cap the drug prices so they react positively. infrastructure companies like steel and caterpillar doing well, big tech is not selling off this morning and the thinking is people are taking money out of facebook and apple and putting it interest other sectors. >> that hits us right where we live. and now mike nicco. some places wake up with heavy fog. >> it is spreading. here is a look at the san mateo bridge it is thick and getting thicker by the moment, barely see the cars rolling across and becoming sunny and before average in the afternoon and cloudy

defeating the clevelandla indians eight to seven lasts ei night in a dramatic gghame sevee that lasted 10 innings. inn it even included a rain delay d so they had some off ngerything. ben zobrist hitting the winning run for the cubs namedno the series m.v.p. 's a big dtheal in chicago.n cca >> huge deal. and you can just see that seeha crowd, the energy out there. th. >> you know what's interesting g about the cubs winning thisthe n world series isning their generl manager thee he yo' epstein was the general manager of the sox ended the curse. cur >> he needs to be here with her the washington nationals nextlsx year. >> come on over to d.c.ome on o we're great city he.we >> yeah, come on in here.'r >> we're also following developing news in prince ipr george's county where police co are investigating a homicide.ho a man was shot inmi the 4100 block of buyer street ineet capitol heights around 9:30.d 93 he later died at the hospital.ha no word yet on what led to whatd that shooting.hooting. >>> developing in iowa we'reloni learning new details about theut man accused of gunning downning

can that last? i happen to think that the technology away from fang is getting a little cheap, so you might not want to get rid of those. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad . >>> new new details this morning surrounding president-elect donald trump's transition team and potential cabinet members that is making more than a few people very nervous. people very nervous. >>> president obama opens up to settle nerves ahead of his final european trip. >>> will enough jobs return to the u.s. to satisfy those who elected trump in the first place? >> what happens when politics turns ugly over accusations of a kremlin connection. >>> saying good-bye to a trail blazing journalist of the highest quality, "early today" starts right now. >> good morning, everyone, i'm

the party may last forever here. there are still people in the streets here in wrigleyville celebrating a cubs world championship and they've been out here since the last pitch. a lot of them say they're not going anywhere, at any time soon. it has been a lot of fun out here. a lot of people, a lot of police as well. you can see, look at the headline here. chicago they finally have the world championship. they've waited 108 years for. that is the latest right now in wrigleyville. back to you. >> 3:30 in the morning over there. >> that's right. we can still hear you over the crowds. jay gray, thanks so much. >> all right. we'll try to check in with jay later. >>> we're getting a look at what the newspapers will say in chicago. jay mentioned that. check out the headlines. wonderful world. . they are going to be iconic images. what a spectacular game. just what you want a world series to be. >> a lot of fun. >>> it could be a historic day in our area. different kind of historic. some of us will be feeling near record hi

some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. local firefighters in trouble for passing out candy to kids. on halloween. now punishment is being handed down. skpwhr the i team exposed the investigation and brook park. that's drawn international attention. >> we have the >> >> coming to you since you're at the heart of this. >> i'm back on duty. they're going to poll follow up with a written reprimand. >> . this letter of reprimand. a brook park fire. punished for taking firefighters to the streets on halloween. to hand out can candy. he had been suspended with pay for days. has been ordered to keep eye quiet. >> . i have been advised not to talk about it. >> let me suggest what this is about. >> the mayor says this not about candy for kids. just firefighters showing the chief who's boss. tom coin argues that took out an engine. ambulance. and suv. on duty. without permission. >> what we have here. is a clear case of trying to circumvent a now mall normal chain of event in the fire department. >> . pull the guy aside. and say look

some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. >>> suddenly, oklahoma seems to be the country's earthquake capital. there was a strong one last night, in cushing, west of tulsa. and omar villafranca is there. >> nick tanner says his entire >> looked like the skreelg was about to collapse. walls shaking. ceiling moving. >> tanner was home when the 5.0 earthquake tore a hole in his ceiling. his apartment was damaged as were many of the historic buildings in cushing. steven spears is the city manager. >> it appears there is numerous buildings -- 40, 50, that have substantial damage. >> according to the u.s. geological survey, this is the second major earthquake to hit a quake near pawnee, oklahoma, registered 5.8. the largest in the state's history. building owners like dan whinny are nervous. >> any bigger than a five. what will happen to your building. >> if it hits again. maybe not my building. some of these will be on the ground. >> in recent years, oklahoma has been hit with thousand of earthquakes. since 2006,

country music awards last night. many didn't see it because they were watching game 7 of the world series. biggest stars in country music including beyonce? ? ? >> beyonce performing with the dixie chicks during the 50th cma awards last night. they were playing and the cubs were playing last night. game 7 of the world series in cleveland. the final out and bill mull rare celebrating after the game. that car given to the mvp, ben zobrist. bill murray having a ball last night. cubs winning the first world series title in 108 years for that franchise. >>> and a video of two twins going viral when one of the twins finds out that her sister is actually a little bit older than she is. >> she's just one minute older. >> [ inaudible ] >> it's just one minute but it actually about an inch taller than the older sister. and that's what's buzzing today, las vegas. >> like my twins. one is about 2 inches taller. >>> "sports illustrated" is celebrating the cubs' win with this cover. it's been released ahead of schedule. >> the mag

joint custody until last week. the couple announced their divorce after a fight broke out on a plane between pitt and his 15 year old son maddox. the actors have been together for 12 years and married for two. a big update, for one of the ?hottest t-v shows of the year. several new castmembers ha season of "stranger things." the sci-fi netflix drama was inspired by eighties movies... and now, they've added a few more ?stars from the 80s. "sean astin" and "paul reiser" are joining the cast. astin starred in the 80's adventure "the goonies"... one of the biggest influences for this series. he plays the owner of a local radio shack manager. and "paul reiser" joins the show as a high ranking government official... who could be the ?villian of the season. filming begins next year. pick your next president... and then pick up... some free food! after the break: a look at all the election day ?freebies we could find. plus... before dave joins us after the break, with another check on the election day forecast with another

observed in france's national stadium last night... in memory of the victims of the paris terror attacks nearly a year ago. before the france versus sweden soccer match... players and fans, including france's president, joined in the tribute. a train derailed about 80 miles south of the twin cities yesterday. a series of train cars overturned settling in a zigzag pattern across the tracks. there are no reports of injuries. people within the area were asked to evacuate as a precaution. one persode breaking, but since the train anything of it, 'til the railings, the safety arms, they just stayed down, they wouldn't come back up." there's no word yet on the cause. we're learning more about the september's fatal police shooting that left a 13- year-old ohio his left side. he was hit in the head, chest and abdomen. king was shot after police say he ran from an officer and pulled a bb gun that looked like a real one. police in idaho say a suspect in the shooting of two officers has died. the officers are being treated at a hospital. a police

we ended up with way below average last year. sheer what doug is thinking for last year. we average 15 inches of snow a winter. at or slightly more than average amounts of snow expected for the whole winter, december, january, and february. unlike last year when we had our number one warmest december on cold air didn't get here until later on in the winter, we may start off with colder air in december. it will be the first december colder than average in quite awhile. what about today? today we're off to a mild start. 49 now. we'll stay in the 40s to near 50 for a couple of hours. up into the low and mid-60s for a brief time. it will turn windy this afternoon and it is going to be chilly for friday night football tonight. there is the cold front. there is the leading edge of a weekend around here. not a lot of moisture with it because of direction it is coming from. so you only really notice the front going by and increasing clouds this afternoon, once the front goes by, the winds will really pick up. future weather, that ribbon of cloud cover there, that is the front. it

why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. i had frequent heartburn, but...my doctor recommended prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. >>> most people over 18 have cast at least one ballot in their lifetime. why is it called a ballot? jane pauley has a look for "sunday morning." ? ? welcome to hooray for politics at the smithsonian national museum of american history in washington. where we learned that ballot, come from ballotta, italian for little ball. colored balls being an and simpler way of voting. as harry rubenstein, head of the division of political history explains. >> the way it works the you pu

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they want to see maks one last time. who knows? maybe this is the last time maks is dancing on the show. >> i'm trying to get the olympic nerves that i had. >> maks' fiance peta murgatroyd who just posted this photo, 33 weeks pregnant. >> what's up, peta? >> damn, a woman looks h pregnant and even better as a mother. >> she's just the most beautiful pregnant woman. i love her so much, and i hate her at the same time because look at her. >>> still ahead -- ?? ?? >> behind the scenes of the new whitney houston muse dal with the actress that sounds just like the singer. >> plus -- what richard simmons closing of his iconic xercise tour. lucas talks us out with his family showing qwest e.t." his awkward high school years. >> a loser. loser right there. >>> closed captioning provided ?? ?? >>> who can forget whitney houston belting out the most iconic song from "the bodyguard." by the way, this is the best-selling soundtrack of all time and now the movie has been turned into a musical starring grammy nominee deborah cox who sounds so mu

the same day last year, more already fallen. ski lovers impact their gear and waited 24 hours to find out when snowbowl would open. then, saturday morning, the tweet snow lovers waiting for. snowbowl opened at 1000 hours. even without snowfall it is the earliest opening in the last 20 years. apres ski every. >> last year when they opened on november 20 it was the early as a g open a few days earlier with the man-made snow. but you have snow coming your way, flagstaff. 46 right now, temperature -wise. a cool day for you. 63 sedona, 78 phoenix, 68 bullhead city. winds light for the most part in most areas. about 10 miles an hour in the valley. they will be picking up as we see an increase in clouds, increasing winds ahead of the monday. the storm system sitting right here, just up the coast of the pacific northwest. a fast-moving system that shifts east and that will bring the chance for rain starting tomorrow night. tonight, it out and enjoy the cool weather. partly cloudy skies, 71 by 8:00, 70 by 9:00 p.m. your forecast coming u

of sleep last night, so it's sunk in? explain to us what you think happened last night? >> i think fundamentally that it was a shuffle the deck kind of a election and that people were trying to send a message about their frustration with washington, d.c. >> was she a flawed candidate? >> well, i think that she was a very impressive candidate. i just think that after 30 after the constant barrage on the e-mail issue. i think trump did a good job of using social media, of messaging in his own way. perhaps he didn't get the credit he should have for that. at the same time, now he and this republican party, they own it. and, unfortunately, i think, in frustration, the voters have handed over the presidency someone who even 61% of folks in an exit poll yesterday believed was not qualified to be president. >> do you believe he is still unfit to be president? >> well, my opinion about whether he should be president hasn't changed from last night to today. but i do think that it's up to all of us as americans to do what we can to unite the country and it's up to him, more than a

president-elect trump last night. about 3:30 in the morning i think it was to congratulate him on winning the election. and i had a chance to invite him to come to the white house tomorrow, to talk about making sure that there is a successful transition between our presidencies. now, it is no secret that the president-elect and i have had some pretty significant differences. but remember, eight years ago, president bush and i had some pretty significant differences. not have been more professional or more gracious in making sure we had a smooth transition so that we could hit the ground running. one thing you realize quickly in this job is that the presidency and the vice presidency is bigger than any of us. so i have instructed my team to follow the example that president bush's team set eight years ago and work as hard as we can to make sure this is a successful transition for the president elect. because the, we are now all rooting for his success. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our dem

at last check he was in stable condition. the government wants smartphone makers to lock out most apps when phones are being used by drivers. the voluntary guidelines are designed to reduce crashed by -- crashes by distracted drivers. people behind the wheel could still make calls but the phones would lock out the ability to enter text, browse the internet, watch videos and look at photos. the national highway transportation administration says it will take public comment for sixty days before deciding whether to put the guidelines in place. on our facebook page we asked if for drivers. at last check 40% of you said yes 39% said now five% said -- 5% said maybe and 16% said they need more information. ? turning now to sports people will be pounding the pavement all across the state today. a number of turkey trots are taking place. there is one that takes place all this week and here's a look at some of them. it will be a huge crowd for the 6th annual fisher cats thanksgiving 5k today. that is the one i was talking about. more

we reported it last night. on the conference call, the company surprised investors when it said its strong ad base was set to slow. that pressured the stock today, as you see right there. julia boorstin takes a closer look at facebook's growing pains. >> reporter: facebook says it's reaching its limit on how many ads users see in their news feeds. and it won't be able to continue to rely on increasing its ad load to drive revenue growth. facebook's cfo explaining the company's outlook on its earnings call last night. >> ad load has been one of the three primary factors fueling that growth, with a much smaller contribution from this important factor going forward, we expect to see the ad growth rate coming down meaningfully. it's premature to provide specific expense guidance. we anticipate 2017 will be an aggressive investment year. >> reporter: that aggressive investment will be in hiring, engineering particularly, as facebook looks to innovate to keep users coming back and also to grow ad revenue. analysts po

speak with last night. they want anyone who saw something to come forward and share that to help crack the case. at this hour we still don't have a suspect description. six cadets facing charges of conspiring to does -- to contribute drugs. five members of the class of 2017 and one from 2016 have been charged. one of the cadets is from alexandria. they are now on leave from the academy and they could face a court-martial. larry coleman a meeting will be held tonight in rockville after the allege growl ramos was charged with inappropriately touching the child. she worked -- the girl reportedly attended a private after-hours school where he was a counselor. he has since been fired. concerned parents are urged to attend the meeting. don't forget, we are on your side, helping you and your autria: a victory monday after another impressive performance. kirk cousins and the redskins hosting the vikings, jumping out early with a 38 yard touchdown. the vikings rallied back, 20 unanswered points. washington would not

last year's flock. doesn't it just make you hungry? it is killing me, closer and closer, three days for thanksgiving. a lot of other milestones moving ahead as well as 26 is cruising -- 2016 is cruising by. christmas is 34 days away and we will be in 2017 and 41 days. it was hard to think about the holi some of you would like to have the warm air we had for most of the month. nice and clear right now which allows the temperatures to go down. we are at 30 right now in waukesha. the wind is calm and that will continue tonight. 24 in rhinelander, 26 in wisconsin, warmer out to the west and that will be heading in and wednesday forecast. temperatures will be in the 40's and heads up as we work her way into wednesday, that is when we have to deal with the possibility of snow -- not here, but mainly north of green bay as it extends to wausau, rhinelander, through the twin cities, extending up to the north. to deal with some snow. this will bring increase the wind like we had last week friday into saturday, bu

last night in phoenix on the last night of adele's north american stop she drops what sounds like a baby bombshell. a rep for adele told us, quote, no comment and not sure if adele is serious, although -- she did sip celebratory wine during the show. simon kanecki and 4-year-old son will have time together while she's on break. adele goes back on tour late february. here is mommy in the making again, mila. already to pop kunis and her hubby ashton kutcher were spotted with a lunch bag in l.a. and a source tells "e.t." the birth is imminent and could come as early as next week. the new baby will be their first son and a new brother to has turned ashton into a doting dad. >> you sing lullabies? you sing stuff at home? >> i've got that one down. >> finally, corden gets a new baby. not a child, but another hosting gig. >> you are hosting an awards show. >> james will host the grammys airing on cbs february 12th and let's face it, ll cool j needed a little break after hosting for five consecutive years. corden is already in good with carpool karaoke, and he genuinely loves musicians. >> i've

said last night? >> sure. but here is the thing, charlie. i think all along the way, one of the things he benefited from was very, very low expectations. a president has to do more than just say a nice few words. this election could have real negative consequences for people. he wants to take away obamacare and that is 22 million people who have health care in our country that won't have it -- >> he says he is going to take away obamacare. >> there is 600,000 dreamers in our country who are good people, who are young people who are contributing to t he says on day one wants to do away with the executive order that president obama put in place without anything that would keep those families together. that is why there is a tremendous amount of concern about his presidency. >> how do you explain that, mayor? because mitt romney, his own party said that he lost the hispanic vote by such a large margin because he talked about hispanics and those who are not >> there is one challenge poll that said he did a couple of points better. so even if we

last night voters re-elected her to senate district 34. she and opponent renee gadhela battled over the seat -- clearly seen in television ads. mathis went home with 56- percent of the vote. however - her win could not keep the state senate in the blue. last night - iowa senate ?majority leader lost his re-election battle. mike gron- stall lost his seat to newcomer dan dawson. republican party control over the iowa senate. we're now joined by cbs 2 news anchor and host of iowa in focus kevin barry.kevin, what does this change in the iowa senate mean for voters? meanwhile - the house remains in republican control. that democrat control - however - with the senate change - the g- o-p now holds both iowa chambers. still - a corridor democrat is waking up to a win this morning. north liberty mayor amy nielsen won her bid for the iowa house. the city will now have to select a new mayor or hold a special election to finish out her current term. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.still ahead - we head to check in with how the internet is reac

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in the last 18 months. if they see flashing lights. but many don't raeldz it's actually the law. >> do you know what the move over law is. >> i don't actually. >> . all 50 states now have move over laws. colorado has been on the books since 2006. but it hasn't exactly persuaded drivers. to do the right thing. >> . people are not moving over. into the next lane. >> . tim would know. he works on the colorado dot from the fine. 87 dollars. >> . i think it should be more. >> you don't just have to move over for law enforcement. and first responders. >> we have lights in the back. >> the law also applies to c-dot workers. who risk their lives every time. they hit the highway. >> if they're not paying attention to the state patrol. what chance do we have. >> . 71% of americans didn't know about a move over law. in their state. >> thank you the -p man convicted of killing a cadet and will spend the rest of his life behind bars. sentenced to life in prison. plus 342 years. this after crashing into the state patrol trooper. on his way to a drug

the next to last college football playoff rankings were just released last night. and not a lot of movement. alabama and ohio state still but after michigan ?lost to ohio state... they slipped to fifth place. right now, "clemson" and "washington" are 3 and 4... getting the last two playoff spots. but all that could still change this weekend... when bama, "clemson" and "washington" all play their conference championship games. the big 10 title game could ?also shake things up... because those two teams... wisconsin and penn state... are ranked 6 and 7 in this poll. and as for the florida teams... f-s- when we come back, i'll have another check on your wednesday forecast. plus... a million dollar robbery in manhattan, all caught on camera. why the thief was able to just ?walk away. kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. in other headlines this morning: we're learning more about what may have caused a deadly plane crash in colombia... killi

yes, the last septa strike was what 2009, that lasted six days, the septa strike before that, i thinks so all hoping of course it wouldn't last a week, which it has, but of course our attention really turning today tomorrow the election, concern about voter turn out, tan couldn't get to and from work on time, would they be able to get to the polls. >> and septa trying to get an injunction to force the workers back to work in time for the strike. that a judge turned down that injunction the other day, so supposed to hear more about that later today. fortunately, i guess we don't have to go that far, because right now, as tran dough broke the news earlier this morning, tentative deal reached and the septa strike full services right now hopefully going to resume in several hours, and we are just waiting to hear from septa board chairman, pasquale dion, cwu local 234 president willie brown. >> and jim of course, you know, still waiting to hear exactly what they're going to say, but at least from appearances, certainly appears that they're in much better spirits, you have both septa and th

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this is his last international trip as president. one of his goals is to convey president-elect donald trump's commitment to our allies. he will be gone for a week and peru. >>> we may be getting closer tomorrow finding out who will fill the other key roles in the trump administration. they are expected to review names for the top positions. rudy guiliani is emerging as a favorite for secretary of state. that how you staff, particularly your chief of staff, white house council, that that is something that has to be attended to right away. >> the president says it is imperative to set-up a system for which trump will get his information and weigh his options. >> students are protesting the election results. two people were arrested last night in seattle at a student protest. they allegedly assaulted police officers during an otherwise peaceful protest. >>> in our area, nearly 800 students walked out of class at montgomery blair high school in silver springs. students carried signs and chanted not my president. students from north wood

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last seen jogging near her home. the ping allegedly used to find her phone. >>> and on a sunday night, "america strong." the boy finally in the game. >>> good evening. we are all here tonight because we're just two days away from this country electing a new president. every turn in this campaign, impossible to predict. and tonight, a new one. with just 48 hours to go, the fbi director clearing hillary trump's team saying the fbi director mishandled the investigation. what trump himself said when he got to the bottom of those stairs. clinton, a short time later onstage in cleveland. with lebron james, telling voters their vote matters. pierre thomas on the fbi's conclusion coming in late today. >> reporter: and just like that, it's over. the investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server, and even admitting he wasn't sure the material was -- fbi director james comey told congress today, we have not changed our conclusions we expressed in july. back then, he called clinton's handling of e-mails careless, bu

why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? let's end this. in fact, in the past 20 years, the average student debt has more than tripled, and now tops $30,000. jill schlesinger has tonight's "eye on money." >> reporter: living with his parents in verona, new jersey, is not what 23-year-old anthony decandia envisioned after graduating from college last year. but then again, he didn't envision being $80,000 in student debt, either. >> obviously, i love my family. i love the free food, and i love my dog, but i'm just ready to move on and live on my own. and it's just tough because with these loans and all this debt us millennials have, we can't. >> reporter: decandia's story is one of more than 75 million other millennials, juggling debt and economic uncertainty. consider this: for the first time, more millennials are living with parents than with spouses or partners. and since the recession, young adults have been slower to buy 27-year-old crystal white just got engaged. she and her fiance rent a small apartment in l.a. plans fo

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what you might've missed on snl last night. and a divided united flight how the flight over the election forces a pilot to get involved. then not sure daddy here in studio not only talk about that delicious food but tell us about it by emile give aal program how to partnership with right back. >> john: snl c kate mckinnon and alec baldwin to get out. last night was little different opening of the show took a more somber >> first episode since donald trump won the presidential election. opened the show not only paid tribute to hillary clinton but the song mckinnon saying for the late leonard cohen who died earlier this week. last night's episode were no talk jokes noted that baldwin make an appearance. >>> united airlines captain settled a politically charged to his passengers. comes after a verbal argument broke out between two passengers. the pilot decided to defuse the situation by asking those passengers to come together. take a listen. >> what i do ask is that as people we have to come in dc to respect each other's decision

and now with the engagement last year around, if you have a good game, and the revenue last year around, because we have recurrent consumer spending opportunities both in the game and in the my nba 2 k companion app. >> are these happening so think you can earn because the quarter was extraordinary? >> i think actually we do have a sense that the opportunities are even greater than many of us had thought, and it's a nice place to be. so that i'm not promoting it from our point of view, let's look at it from the industry point of view. interactive entertainment is the fastest growing part of the entertainment business, has been for some time. the average age of one of our consumers is 37 or 38, skews people consume for the rest of their lives the entertainment they avidly consumed at the age of 17. you know that to be true. >> i'm getting double-digit number percentage of days spent on gaming. >> i think that will continue to grow. >> as the games get better? >> as the game gets better and as the cohort grows. as they age, they don't stop playing games and new people begin playing them.

this is obviously weak front, weaker than the last one we saw that impacted us last weekend. here it is diving south. behindt a few clouds coming in from the east today. and we did see a few tiny little showers on sky tower radar. what is left of any rain well south. notice couple of spot showers up to vero or down toward vero. dew points this morning are dropping. in the upper 50s for some and those are the values that move from north to south meaning a little more comfortable today. just as comfortable tomorrow. but today, the trade-off as high pressure builds in. our winds pick up. i think by late morning, mi midday, you will notice we could see gusts near 15 to 20. less humid. great-looking day with a few clouds by lunchtime. we hit 82 for the afternoon high. tonight when the cooler air settles in. upper 50s brooksville. 63, bartow. 65 in sarasota. and 66 in st. petersburg which is still above average. as we take you through the day, good-looking saturday. sunglasses. lots of n. a breezy afternoon. 82 degrees. tonight, daylight saving time comes to an end. whether we like

i had my second start with them last year. i'm used to playing with cory it will be no big deal, if he play i know he will be fine. scott: quinten rollins was back on the practice field for the first time in weeks and we will hear about how his return could impact the defense coming up a little later in sports. until then reporting in lambeau field is scott grodsky cbs 58 news 3 the packers - colts game kicks off at 3-25 this sunday...and you'll see it right here on cbs 58. from doctors to bankers waukesha neighbors going above and beyond to bring a community together.. together.. joe muchka, addiction resource council: so colleagues..." the executive director of the addiciton resource council clearly moved by the honor today at the 21st annual waukesha county executive awards.u-s bank also making a donation.. so the non profit can continue to help families in crisis. brookfield's "first business bank" also honored for its focus on employee well being.and the first ever champion award to oconomowoc dentist peter field who also

to the last minute i made up my mind to vote for hillary. host: last minute, why? caller: that thing about her e-mail and everything. issue lying for telling the truth or anything? i was so scared. host: were you thinking a third-party or were you considering donald trump? caller: i was taking about not voting at all. host: so you're just not going to vote? caller: i always voted. host: ok. tj in paterson, new jersey, a republican. caller: i have some miscommunication with the operator. i'm actually an independent who voted independent in this election. my beliefke to say why hillary clinton loss was preceding the election there was a lot of talk about trump dividing the republican party. when asked at believe happened, the democratic party was actually divided between the establishment and support for clinton and on the other hand supporters. sanders -- the democratic party as a whole alienated much of the progressive wing of the party by calling people on the other side socialists and things like that. many were thrown off the ballots in new york. how to she beli

there was a key ruling here just last friday from a federal judge. all sorts of issues in early voting, they need to get that vote out. i have to tell you, privately, my information is that the clinton polls believe that this is going to be very tough here. we've all been giving north carolina a lot of weight in the democratic column, because of the high level of early voting. they think this is the tightest of the battleground states that it could go either way. there's a lot at stake here, of course. debra ross a woman running against the incumbent senator, richard burr, the senate intelligence chair. they've got a governor's race, the governor here has been very controversial to progressive democrats on lgbt issues and also voting rights, there's a lot going on in this state. and they believe that these kids and other college students and others in the research triangle could be the answer, that and a very strong african-american vote. they're not at all sure they can make this happen. >> andrea, it's easy to lose sight of how much has happened in

dozens were poisoned by carbon motive last night.-- automotive last night. the heating system is likely the cause for the carbon monoxide build-up. >> i went and asked for headache medicine. there were five other employees up there asking for medicine. that gave them suspicion it with us carbon monoxide. then one of the employees fainted. >> we are closed for the holiday. we will make sure we have the contractor in here and get having anybody at the shop. >> they call it is silent killer. if everybody would have passed out, it would have been a big lawsuit. people would have died. thank goodness we are okay. >> the elyria fire department is still working on a official cause finish the incident. >>> exclusive pictures of a s.w.a.t. team surrounding an apartment building in cleveland. police have one suspect in custody. we are making calls to learn more about this incident. >>> nick, only on newschannel5, homeless for the holiday. one cleveland mom struggling to pick up the pieces after this fire destroys her home, almost killing her 3-year-old son. now they a

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