full speed ahead, let's s . yes? mr. solo and mr. kuryakin are here, sir, and mr. morton. send them in. gentlememe mr. morton, good to see you. i had no message you were coming to new york. i wanted to do it in person this time, mr. waverly. what's this? my resignation, i know you're expecting it. oh, nonsense. she was a veryryttractive girl. after all, u.n.c.l.e. agents are only human. mr. morton, you're being transferred a few months to cool offff now you must excuse me, i'm catching a plane to paris. i'm to be best man at the wedding of an u.n.c.l.e. agent there. just a minute, sir, but did you try to talk the agent and his girlfriend out of marriage? well, i always do. you didn't really check into the girl's past. well, certainly not. i wouldn't do a thing like that. but, uh... in ms. adam's case, i was suspicious from the beginning. f you in case my suspicions wewe unfounded. ours is not to reason why. ours is but to do and... exactly. into the valley of death. now, if you'll excxce me, i'm still convinced that u.n.c.l.e. agents make terrible husbands,, and i shall co

let's s goldy's bowling bash, great cause. phoenix children's hospital will be out here tonight and it's the pressure. maybe you can sneak one more in here. folks this is a fabulous cause. a lot of diamondbacks players and drew stanton of the cardinals will be here. let's see it come down. a lot of fun for paul goldschmidt and amy and all kinds of celebrity guests. not bad. you recovered nicely. not bad at all. beautiful. great cause, paul. you. we will show some of the highlights and edit out a few. see you tonight at 9:00. thanks for having us. >>> and i'm glad we gave him a singh chance. he had the pressure but he came back. >> i think jude had his bowling shirt on. >> that's an original. that's from back in the day. jude kept it all these years. >> thank you for joining us. "tmz" is next and we will see you back here at 9:00 and 10:00. until then have a great night. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: i mean, this is a big day. it is the dawn of a new era. there is a new arrival, and things are gonna change big. >> blac c

orlando and we got big civic gatherings and we thought let's refreshen this, let's bring it back and let 's bring it home." home." milwaukee county officials tell us there are no plans for a big tree in red arrow park. instead, six smaller, sponsored trees will be decorated for when the ice rink opens. the packers face another top-tier quarterback sunday. games isn't easy... especially with a depleted secondary. how's the health in that defensive backfield? russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, on is going to turn medicare into a voucher program. senior: don't let it happen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: the bottom line - people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. the early reports from green bay today got the nerves going - a hand injury for jordy nelson leftover from sunday. but jordy was so good at practice, he didn't even make the injury repo

orlando and we got big civic gatherings and we thought let's refreshen this, let's bring it back and let 's bring it home." home." milwaukee county officials tell us there are no plans for a big tree in red arrow park. sponsored trees will be decorated for when the ice rink opens. opens. jordy nelson's hand injury must not be too bad... he didn't even end up on the inury report today. quinten rollins got back to practice on a limited basis. he'd be a major boost to an ailing secondary. here's c-b-s 58's scott 3 3 scott: hey kevin, it pretty much seems like the cornerbacks here are playing a game of injury roulette and as the wheel keeps spinning this week it's demetri goodson whose name is added to the injury report. he was out of practice today joined by demerius randall. on the bright side quinten rollins did practice for the first time in a couple of weeks as rollins tries to come back from groin injury.rollins: it's always frustrating when but at the same time you have to take it for what it is control you can control and just get better each and every day. i'm progressing day by day wi

let's s ve the date on the deposit. >> it's here in my boot. >> to whom do we deliver this? >> george arnold, federal agent in austin. he'll see that it gets >> well, did you get him? >> sorry, sir, but two strangers interfered and we-- >> and you didn't get t m. blunderhead! who were the strangers? >> i don't know, sir, but i saw them and whartonon secretary taking the austin road. >> the austin road, huh? where's dan? >> i don't know, sir. >> what do you know? town, but i'm not sure. >> well, get back to town and make sure. >> yes, sir. >> send this to our agent in austin: believe wharton's secretary and two friends proceeding to austin. intercept them and hold in cabin on timber line and then advise me. >> cisco, it looks like the wagon is loose from the wheel. >> that man and woman probably need help. let's give them a hand, pancho. i see you're having some trouble. cawe give you a hand? >> you sure can,se?ors. me and my wife. get your hands up quick! ?? >> well, i'll be a gee whiz. that lady ain't no woman. >> get theiriruns. >> what is the meaning of this? >> wharton's

s???bsh the bet >> reporter: e games over. in fact,?vu/????the tough sizo . tn dn'tome throug your confidence dou leaders, von on thdefense, we've got keep guys?y room. let's ?listenin. >>s tough division. itself, tics show for . the angot our so that's what ust ke tt >> it's t a sitiyo thl we can do iswake up in morning and go broncos organizati andy beer. >> is it hard to rechar thisover?d?@time because guys in fact, at $oone point the ref said the game was over and you had to rechar. that was h buthat's the game of football. that's how it plays out sometimes. we had to twbattle back offensively, defensively. we didn't make ?the necessary plays. we've got to keep moving on. >> he was making a lot of plays. i'm extremely proud of trevor. he's making a lot of great plays, a lot of great throws. his arrow is pointed up. >> reporter: as the leader how do you keep?< the morale up? >> confidencon this team? are you kidding? confidence. e to worry it's a loss. you sit baand ck our butt kicked, but torrow in the locker room we'll be bac laughing, joking, and guess what, getting back to business and trying to a team is we gave it l. when you loo the film and u say,

ended up with forward thinking people who said back in the late 1970's, let's create a robotics center. let's create the first phd and robotics, and let's start working to create an industry i can help on advanced manufacturing to maintain some of the manufacturing. and those seeds that were asnted back in the 1980's, we were going through the depression, have taken hold. andave a brand-new economy, economy based on engineering and technology, and we stand here today as a new city again. weekend, we are featuring the history of pittsburgh, pennsylvania, together with our comcast cable partners. learn more about pittsburgh and other stops on our cities tour citiestour.an.org/ american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> in 1972, the saratoga national park hired archaeologist dean snow to conduct excavations at the revolutionary war battlefield. next, professor emeritus dean snow talks about his findings at the national historical park and how the archaeology work inspired his book, "1777: tipping point at saratoga." the new york military affairs symposium hosted this

let's s w here. the deep boot. it will go over the head and trickle out of the end zone and go to the 25 and a touchback with a first and 10 for rivers with a time-out and an ought-point lead. dan: i disagree so much with that kickoff into the end zone. you give the chargers the ball at the 25. they have no -- the chargers the way they were lined up. burse was at the 20-yard line. he would have had to go back to get the ball inside the 5 or the 10 if you just bloop it down there. and now the chargers get all that yardage. and they feel more confident because of that. when you're backed up deep in your own end, you get a little nervous, kevin. kevin: you don't want to bloop it, either. fullback and a couple of tight ends. first and 10. melvin gordon. a g and in the secondary and the linebacking corps. and hit right there by spence. dan: sean spence has had a heck of an afternoon. kevin: so here's what's happened today. 17 points off turnovers. two defensive touchdowns. a pick six and a fumble returned for a touchdow

let's go to 7's jennifer eagan. jen, this remains peaceful, we understand. >> jfe police say protests here were peaceful. they drew thousands of people here chanting, "not my president" in front of the statehouse. the protesters then marched down on to boston common. police estimate the crowd grew to more than 4,000 people at one point. some who were out here last night said they didn't necessarily back clinton. they were supporters of bernie sanders. the protesters said they're taking a stand against donald trump. >> i personally do not agree with the outcome of the election, and i want to make country stays united. >> he's not going to be my president. ly never address him as such. >> jennifer: boston police did temporarily close some streets during the protests. there were no arrests, though. live in boston, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> kris: boston schools are offering support for students following the election, providing councilors for anyone having trouble dealing with the outcome of the e

let"s check in w >>russell: welcome. i'm russell rhodes. >>laura: and i'm mad mood. we'll look at the forecast. >>dave: good morning on this our temperatures, at least along the coastline, are well above normal. 70 degrees in clearwater. 71 in st. petersburg. upper 60s in sarasota, tampa, there are still a couple of spots in the upper 50s. enjoying the sunshine, enjoy the warmth. we're back up in the mid 80s for today. as we talked about yesterday, a cold front just a few days away. so we'll discuss that in a little bit. >>vanessa: see you in a few minutes, the roadways. we have a new crash that's reported. doesn't look like the actual crash site is going to be in the road blocking lanes but f.h.p. is reporting some debris here at bruce b downs boulevard. keep your eyes pealed as you make your way through that intersection and we're watching u.s. 19. we have southbound lane blocks, two lanes blocked at fox hollow drive. an island in the alafia river. it's been more than 12 hours since he was reported missing and authorities are no closer to solving the mystery. >>rus

lets are 's get to the holiday forecast. for tuesday, a new storm in the middle of the country. the winds will die down thrks snow will die down northeast. southeast no problems. wednesday, we'll have light rain in areas of the great lakes, chicago, indianapolis. it looks like mostly rain instead of snow and for thanksgiving day, some of the showers will move to the northeast. the macy's day parade should be fine. >> you don't want to rain on that parade. >>> this morning in india, the frantic search for survivors continues after a train people dead and more than 200 hurt. 14 train cars were thrown from the track. rescuers are using cranes to lift the wreckage to look for more bodies. >>> a lot of emotions since the election. now there's a new controversy at starbucks. the #trump cup emerged this weekend after this video went viral of a barista refusing to write trump on a coffee under the president elect's name and posting pictures of their drinks in protest of the alleged discrimination. they say they do not require them to write or call out names. >> at least there's no contr

okay, hank, let's go. s go over here! ? hank, come on back, we've got enough! i just want to see, that's all! ? it's the mountains of the moon. it's gotta be. it's gotta be. it's just like the prophet said. you mean we're gonna walk all the way up there? hank, i'd crawl on my hands and knees to get there. once in my life i'm gonna make it. i'm gonna do it. do what? make that trip! we're here for so many reasons, from religion to lousy jobs. but i'm gonna make the real trip. e in. i'm gonna finally shh shh, look! i've never seen a colt that beautiful. dutch farmers brought 'em here about 100 years ago. d. the prophet says that even ththnatives are afraid of them. you know why? no! they can't c cch 'em. he's beautiful. can you imagine?! even in a place like this! wild horors! i'm gonna catch him! ? hank! you can't! ? you alright? who is it? i don't know who it is, hank. there might be some more of them. we better move outta here. i would've killed him. but you didn't. now, let's go. ? oh well, i want to be in that number ? ? when the saints go marching in ? ? oh,

let's go to 7's nancy chen with a look at that for us this morning. nancy, good morning. >> nancy: good morning. people wondering if trump will appoint fa m administration. they worked hard during his campaign to show everyone the father that they knew. the trump children have been front and center during the campaign. back in june, trump was encouraged to part ways with his embattled campaign manager corey line dow i ask by close allies and his three adult children, donald, jr., ivanka and eric. le wdowski told people it was they've been going across the country helping to humanize him to the public. >> he draws out the talent and drive in people so that they can achieve their full potential. that's a great quality to have in a father, and better yet, in the president of the united states. >> his unrelenting determination is why he's going to become our next president and why i know that when my father says he can fix the country, he means it. >> nancy: him and for him. ivanka visited new hampshire just last week talking to supporters about what her

so let's go to 7's nancy chen. nancy, you're going over two of the four questions. >> >> nancy: absolutely. sold and whether or not it's lyle leal to use marijuana. question three proposes to not allow farm owners selling animals contained in small spaces. it would prevent that. question four may be the most hotly contested vote on the ballot. a yes vote would legalize recreational marijuana use in the state for people at least 21 years old. people would be able to have up to one ounce on them outside inside. if passed, question four would take effect by december 15th. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: nancy, thank you. we're following more news for you today. a touching tribute. two local teens putting aside their rivalry to honor a high school soccer player who passed away. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves!

let's go to 7's victoria warren live outside the statehouse with more. christa, the a.g. establishing a atline for people to call in and report these incidents. this way you can keep track of when and where this is happening across the state and get law enforcement involved where appropriate. fighting back against hate. the state's attorney general says these anonymous letters filled with racial slurs and violent threats that were left in a newton home are just one of many reports her office is receiving since election day. >> we've established a hot line here in massachusetts and nationally. >> victoria: in maryland, someone ripped holes in a poster advertising's a church's smirk language services and wrote "trump" on the back. a swastika was spray painted on a church. a religious statue was also desecrated with a homophobic slur. church leaders left praying for the person behind it. >> our hate or vengeance or revenge. it's supposed to be love. >> victoria: in massachusetts, the attorney general says there is no tolerance for hate crimes. lawyers and staff will answer c

weren't good enough off as olivia got up to a horrible start just not enough offense basically letting up. >> 's r-rated to put you do it again all those years bidding upon the raiders staring down at them in the afc west division suddenly script is flipped when that win on sunday night for oakland and not jump to the top of the standings go ahead and take a look for yourself this is weird that the raiders in first place at seven and to record second place at six into the news the broncos in third place six and three the chargers on the hunt as well at four in five certainly my vote right now unfortunately more injury news for the broncos another key player down after last night's game derek wilford suffered a wilson suffered a hairline fracture to his elbow and low for silver lining were fighting out tonight reports play the saints in new orleans on sunday as for the rockies to get a new skipper to them but black a guy with a familiar name also a proven track record bruce harrell has more it would've been a bigger surprise if anyone other than bud black had been but black had been named manager

. >> let's hope this s gary mcgrady it's a little before 4:35. let's check the forecast and a warmup on tap if you like that, that is. >> big warm glup less than 7 days around here. let me show you this morning a few clouds in place. once the sun comes up it looks will be out of here. it doesn't mean we'll be completely clear. because we're not. we'll have a lot more sunshine than yesterday. yesterday we didn't have a lot obviously. keep that in mind. sunshine will help to warm us up. check this out. this is temperatures across the region now. look way back out west. lexington, kentucky this morning at 64. pittsburgh is 6 right now in cleveland, temperatures are in the upper 50s and yesterday during the game temperatures again tonight for the game number 7 in cleveland temperatures will be in the 70s. maybe upper 60s by end of game and another very, very mild night out there. here along the the east coast mid 50s or so. 56 in town. if you missed it last time this is worth me showing again. check this out, 78 in it town for high today and we'll hav

let me s s some hands. come on, let me see some hands. who? somebody? oh, you can stop them, brother? how? what you gonna do? hire a lawyer? rich man's got 10 lawyers. man: i heard that! i know you did. so what then, shoot him? white man's got all the cops. fact is, there ain't nothing you u n do to stop them if they really want to come in here and do it. you understand? but you could be smart and make them pay. you got tenants' rights, huh? you got leases, huh? well, then you make them payay to get you out! [ crowd clamors ] you see this ring, huh? you see that? you see this gold watch here, huh? llac. see, i was born in this neighborhood with nothing. but i learned how to make the man pay. you got to learn it to earn it. yeah! all right! [ applauding ] now suppose the man is gonna give you a month's free -- no two months' free rent. that sound good? you like that, huh? hs' free rent. well, you're too easy. yeah, six months before you agree to move out. and during that time, you take that money, and you put it in your pocket. and you go out and you buy

well, then, let's s ke it a trial, a legal trial according to the book. now listen, you--- no, now you listen. you got this all backwards. any tenderfoot legal clerk knows he's right. you're the one that must furnish proof. or doesn't the law mean anythihi around here? all right. all right, i'll give you proof.f. call bessie thorne to the stand. lester: bessie thorne! you keep this up, and you'll get more proof than you bargained for. uh... all right, raise your right hand, bessie. you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, - so help you, god? - i sure do. sit down, bessie. state your name and where you live. bessie thorne from blue eagle pass, meredith county. what's she got to do with this? she doesn't even know curly pettengill. oh, but she knows you, though, because you did the same thing to her husband joe as you did to curly. ain't that right? sure as s llfire and brimstone. he invested in joe's mine, went up to see it, shot him, there you haha it, gents. it's as clear as day. this man makes a career out of bus

let's go toen 7's nancy chen. nancy, we're learning new information about the final moments and the history of this bus driver, as well. >> nancy: a mother who lost a child claims the bus driver said something to the effect of "are you all ready to die?" moments before the crash. this as hundreds gathered at a vigil between chattanooga. some releasing balloons to honor the children who were killed. community members filled the baptist church. the crowd too large to fit inside. this afternoon. five children died. dozens more taken to the hospital. officials say the bus driver wrapped the bus around a tree. the parents of the victims now in shock. >> one of them kids deserved that, none of them. my baby had a whole life ahead of her. >> i will be in every court hearing. i will be there front and center. grieving and all, i will be there, because that was my only child that he took from me. 24-year-old johnthony walker, has been charged in the crash. he has been reported of sideswiping a car with a school bus. three

s let me look -- i got to see -- berkeley -- beckley i'm sorry - is 36 degrees and lexington isgi 35 out there way out to thewayu west of us, so, listen -- you want to take this from meme karen. thank you. i'll probably spill it andill it and then we'll all be slipping around over here. it's again aar little chillye il this morning. to be nice b nice today. temperatures are going to warm up into the lower 60's. fredericksburg 63, culpeper 64 degrees for highs today. lots of sunshine. sshin not a ton of cloud cover.over there will be a little cloudsit from time to time. here's the weekend forecast.he w saturday still looks really cool out there chillyay s atindi some cases cold. c some highs on saturday out inyun the suburbs will only be inbe in the upper 40's and then on sunday temperatures will be inpa the upper 50's to the low 60's. 60's it really looks like a great a g weekend. very, very fallish. fli obviously sunday will be the warmer of the two days.er little bit about traffic thursday morning, friday eve.da. >> you know what, gary, we we almost made it to the weekend. e taking

let's go to 7's nancy chen. she continues our team coverage with more on the clinton campaign. >> nancy: christa, good morning. clinton was in arizona for a rally yesterday, a traditionally republican state with 15,000 people. there it was her largest campaign event is far. according to recent cnn polls, clinton trails trump in the state. she spoke, though, about the only time since the '40s that ariz was in 1996 when her husband won the state. >> so for the first time we have a real chance to turn this state blue again. i truly believe you deserve a candidate you can vote for, not just someone to vote against. >> nancy: clinton will be in north carolina for two rallies today. for one she'll be joined by bernie sanders as well as singer shows just how close things are in four key battleground states. let's begin in arizona. trump has a five-point lead with less than a week to go. in florida clinton is leading by two points. a month ago trump was up by three. now to nevada. donald trump leads 49% to 43%. clinton

let's have fun. s this stock next six months. >> i think the s&p. >> like taking the need in golf, tiger woods against the field. going s&p against apple. >> if equities are vulnerable also, this go down more than equities in. >> let's do this. i know what you're getting at. let's talk about the trade, selling an at the money put at january expiration. a holiday woke, probably go sideways, christmas and new years, probably a lot of sideways action, to play a move like this if you're not massively convicted you want to sell premium especially over the period of time mike is talking about. i don't like selling the at the money put. this stock bottomed out a couple days ago at 103. i suspect the company was in there buying stock and what some of the options activity earlier in the week, right at support at the 200-day moving average and i don't like the story. a story out of nikkei in japan overnight that they may be considering doing iphone production here in the u.s. never going to happen in any way, sh

s. let's get you out to the roads. olessa, how are we doing? olessa: busy. one problem spot across the span of the zakim bridge. right lane is closed. disabled car. should be clearing shortly. let's go to the maps. south of town, you're fine. along the pike, 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. north of town, no problems here. 93 south looks good into methuen. breaking news for you. part of cambridge street in boston is closed because of a water main break in front of one center plaza. we'll keep you posted and bring you any other information. the suspended along the entire line as of last night. it's going to stay suspended through sunday due to a bridge project. there is no alternate busing. randy? randy: breaking overnight, state police are investigating a rollover crash on interstate 495 in marlborough. this happened around 9:30 last night. police were on the scene for hours dealing with this. one woman is being treated for life-threatening injuries at the university of massachusetts medical center. reporter: breaking overnight, anti-trump protests turning f

t s >> it's not a bad look. >> what you s got gnooing on today. >> let's do the forecast.orecas overnight lows back into thelo upperws 50's. 5s. steve come back i was just jt kidding.in winds out of thewi north-northwest at 10. cooler day today.. lots of sunshine.tsf a beautiful friday, beautifulif saturday, beautiful sunday,uny, all three days look fantastic ft with quiet conditions and justt there for your week.ere fo get out and enjoy the lovers thr because they will not be witheyw usuch h longer. rain is out of here. here. still dragging a few clouds onld the backside of our front but b otherwise we should be inbe i great shape later today. saturday, sunday look look fantastic. clocks go back early sundayly sa morning and voting on tuesdayay weather cannot be better.e bette so weather will not be an excuse. excu >> steve is over tryinseg tog to make friends with erin.ri >> that's okay.t's oy. >> whatever. >> the problem is i tried to iid make friends with erin butrin b she's not even here right nowow so i feel like i'm left on an island. island. >> steve guilty out of the g way. >> we

that'thrlj.xx, marshalls where there's no need for sale anwhere u can always of newroducts.htful gifts s let's put more value on what rely mters. this season bring backhe holidays >> this is chricwcvb channel 5. anthony: the town green. the place to cause a little mischief. >> we will see what comes back at lunch. anthony: a big mystery. or make a big sale. >> real -- it is walk to the common. anthony: massachusetts has a ton of town commons. the longest one. >> if you are able to look from one and all the way to the ot thony: allowed one. -- a loud one. >> nice to be a little different. anthony: plus the one that disappeared.

let's go live to 7's victoria warren with more on the investigation. vicki? >> victoria: good morning, passengers. they were on the bus. they were here in melrose when police say that this bus driver crashed into a parked car. but the bus kept going. and it wasn't until they got to stoneham that police caught up to the driver. passengers on this mbta calling 911 after police say the driver crashed into a parked car and just kept going. that crash happened in melrose, and in this surveillance video, you can see when police caught up to the bus in stoneham. influence of prescription drugs. sky over the scene. the 12 people who were on the bus safely got off. none of them were hurt. they got on another waiting bus while transit police continued investigating. the mbta says the drivers worked for them for 12 years. he's now accused of leaving the scene of an accident. the damage to the parked car in melrose described as minor. investigation is going on, this man will not be driving any bus, an he will be summons to court. live this morning in melrose, victoria wa

myra wisconsin and the nation - keeping a close eye on the u-s senate race between republican incumbent ron johnson and his challenger russ let's take a look at the latest numbers fox 6's bret lemoine is in middleton tonight with the feingold camp. but let's head to ashley sears who has a look at the ron johnson campaign party in oshkosh--ashley? senator johnson arrived here around 7:30 tonight. he is joining his supporters watching the results come in at the oshkosh convention center. this has become a very tight race. john is feeling very confident. he has painted his challenger russ feingold as a career politician who favors big government. johnson overcame a double digit deficit in the polls--bringing this race to a virtual dead heat. he's hoping momentum will catapult him to victory. johnson has been touring the state trying to win over voters. johnson says: "i feel good. i think all the momentum is on our side. i went to the last two packer games, on there working the tailgate crowd, talking to people and the level of support is really encouraging." now it is just a waiting game. senator johnson will address supporters as

first of all let's talk with team 12's bram resnick. >> does not bode well for next tuesday. let's go back to the 2012 election here in arizona, do you remember how that turned out. there were long lines, angry voters and election night2012 statewide there were 631,000 uncounted ballots. 1/3 of those were here in maricopa counties. why did that happen? a large number of people dropping off mail in ballots. those don't get counted. and provisional voters, those registered voters than there were four years ago. county and state officials say they're expecting another big overhand of uncounted ballots that could affect several races on the ball will the that look to be very close. that means we may not know the result of the trump-clinton case in arizona on election night or several days after at race. many will be confused when asked to fill out a provisional ballot. i took that question to county leaders. and they may have a lot of questions to ask on election day. >> if you have any problems, let us know about it. you can e-mail verify @ 12 making a stop as well. he delivered

the reason -- more hotel openings, better air sales, and a strong u-s dollar. let's check in with marty. really excited about this. the new way you can save princess peach -- right at your fingertips, next. your smartphone. the game will make it's smartphone debut on december 15th. and you can download it for free. unlocking the full game will cost you 9-99 though. you can get super mario run for your smartphone or tablet. the game will be similar to temple run -- where the character runs on their own and you tap the touchscreen to get them to dodge obstacles. broncos linebacker von miller is making sure he won't soon be known for anything except his glasses, shoes, and football skills... what he's now scrambling to block off the football field, >>> we are taking a live look at the i-25 exit crews are here extinguishing a fire that exploded into a big ball of flames. you can see the vehicle on the right shoulder of the drive. they are allowing cars through now. which is surprising. the northbound 25 drive south of greenland is south of the colorado springs drive. wha

. >> instead of keeping the amateurs in the home,s let's get them an avenue to do this professionally. >> prop 205 would legalize recreational arizona. but the least talked about part of the law talks about drug will be as. critics a i it'll lead to more explosions in neighborhoods. while support esay it'll bring safety through regulation. >> reporter: from fires to explosions, the effects can be devastating. a new type of drug lab is narcotic part of the plant. what's left over is an oil. >> it's more than enough to make two people high for three hours. >> these labs #??:gare volatile the highly flammable gas can pool. any spark, even static electricity can lead to an explosion. >> you're afraid you'll see a lot more drug labs. >> top 205 drops the penalty from a class 2 felon that can carry up to 12 and half years is often negotiated down to a misdemeanors and a fine. >> we are saying, under our criminal law. we don't think this as dangerous or as serious. and that just flies in the face of what reality is and what other states have seen. >> chemical extraction labs reich this alrea

maure >> all right, time is 5:18.:1 let's take a look at stories sto you're engaging with the mosth s this morning on social media. md >> wisdom martin standing by. >> star studded night in l.a.ghl nig night. not just in the sky.t st we're talking about the 2016 th2 american music awards because they had some biwagrd winners big performances as well.es a celebs included justin bieber who won four awards area gran ga grande who won artist of the t year zane new artist of thew year rihanna and drake who took home collaboration of thelb year for their song it was aas hit work, work, work.ork. drake nabbed three other awards a he actually came in i way record breaking 13 nominations.nominations. >>> next up after a tough lossao to donald trump t-many arean a wondering what's next for next hillary clinton.arton. turns out the majority of americans think she should just retire.ink 55 percent of likely voters say mrs. clinton should findlint something else to do. democratic votersmethin think tr party should go in thethe direction of someone like bernie sanders. only 26 percent think thenk t

>> lenore let her s ride the subway. >> with bullies and worse. >> why at nine years old?ad stuff does happen. >> if i thought he was in a dangerous situation i wouldn't have done it. it was his idea. it was not us who said we're going to put you on the subway and make a man out of you. it was mom and dad, can i please take the subway home from some place. >> take the j train two blocks up and one over. >> this tv show was quick to portray her choices reckless. >> the construction site where he was recovered is where he was killed. >> that can happen. but seven years later, lenore's son is still alive. he is 16 and proud that his mom let him grow. >> were you scared? >> not at all. i had done it before with my parents. it was fun. i know how to get around. i'm confident in myself. >> but you free-range parents better watch out. >> a mother from florida faces five years in prison for letting her seven-year-old son walk to the park alone. >> i didn't think i was doing anything wrong. >> and this woman was arrested because she let her kids right in front of her house. a neigh

s&p 500 down 2% so far this week. let's check u.s. stock market futures this morning. mixed bag in the wait and see mode, dow futures down 8. s&p futures down less than 1 point. lauren: asian markets keeping a close eye on the election. in china shanghai composite a tenth of one percent. nicole: oil prices holding steady after falling days. lauren: yrs is considered the poster child of the failure of obamacare. nicole: stock to watch today. that's gopro shares sinking 20% after cameras are fail to go click with customers. lauren: ouch, the windy city is getting ready to paint the town red, white and blue to celebrate the chicago cubs championship. we are will tell you exactly what is going on. nicole: friday 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: with four days left we are watching the state of north carolina. the real clear politics polling average finds that donald trump and hillary clinton are now in a tie at 46.3% there. on monday the polling average showed clinton leading

let's go to 7's jennifer eagan. she has the latest on the investigation. jen? >> jennifer: christa, good morning. this little boy was walking along the street here. there were other kids out trick-or-treating when all of this happened. the four-year-old boy was taken to tufts medical center after he was hit. a night of trick-or-treating came to an abrupt end on this street in lowell when a car. this woman's daughter opened the door the hand out candy and saw the commotion. >> oh, mommy, the car ran on the kid that walked for trick-or-treat. >> reporter: it happened on marshall avenue. the boy was conscious and alert but had a gash on his head. >> i said, oh, i'm really scared, sad for them. >> reporter: investigators say the driver kept going, only to stop a blo to witnesses, then drive off again. she was stopped by police ten minutes later. the child was taken to the hospital. >> i asked her if her parents or her mom, i walked with them and to -- she say yes. >> reporter: the four-year-old boy is expected to be okay. police say the driver was taken in for ques

s degrees. manassas 70 degrees t let mes t just say this.ju say let me qualify. if the winds stay from thefrom t south at dulles -- not dullesote at national we won't be 70 i be don't think, okay.ink, oka but if the winds will switchl st just to the southwest likeo th what they're forecast to do,ecao we'll get to 70's degrees butees even if that doesn't happen doe we're going to be 70 degrees,dee maybe even lower 70's aroundro the region so whether we to 70 officially or not at national, who cares 'cause it's going to be so, so nice today. wng tce heto tlis you will be in t mid 60's.mi0's. leonardtown you will be wil 65 degrees. got app couple extra seconds ses here so i'll show you the day parts.pa nothing but sunny weathernny ate today.toda we start off 8:00 a.m. right.m around 50 degrees or so.ees or . it's a cold start but it's aut very nice warm afternoon, okaynk with all that sunshine. here's erin como.omo. top that, erin como. c

through falls church i would say 29 or 50 outbound couldbod save you some time.ti we'll let you know as soon asw s track patterns get back to back normal. good news all lanes are a opened. thank you for that live shot. let's switch it over for aswit look at our maps. we have a couplelo ookther problems you need to be awareouw of.of. coming out of reston this rto morning eastbound seven there's a crash at s baron cameron avenue. delays back to reston parkway. w you can see that long line ofset red on seven right l there. 267 looking good. 270 southbound delays from 70 f clear off to the shoulder. shoue all lanes opened. it's about a 20 minute delaye from that 70 to clarksburg.larkr things open up again towards the spur.owarthe sp. volume increasing top of the beltway. safe track surge 10 noma-gallaudet to fort totten on the redma l-gine buseb replacing trains between fortg r totten and gallery place yaiou e can always use the green or gren yellow line and taking a lookg o at northern maryland you canermd see that delay starting y totart pick up on the outer loop.oop. speaking of delays let's takes

let's go to 7's jennifer eagan with more. jen? >> jennifer: christa, the names of the victims have not been released, but we do know e charge, including five counts of vehicular homicide. as families in chattanooga mourn, this scene is etched into their minds, a mangled school bus on its side wrapped around a tree. the emergency call went out at about 3:30 monday afternoon. >> a school bus flipped off the roadway. there are children. they believe there are ejections. >> the bus had 35 students on board ranging from kindergarten threw fifth grade. >> i can see an arm moving, but i don't know if anybody can get to it. rushed to the hospital. police questioned the bus driver and overnight announced he's under arrest. >> mr. walker is being charged with five counts of vehicle homicide. >> christa: one of the children on that bus talked about the driver. >> he wasn't paying attention. and he had hit a guardrail and a mailbox and then we flipped over and hit a tree. >> jennifer: the community asking for prayers. >> a bus accident with i

let's go back to nbc10's erin coleman who's following the donald trump campaign. er erin? >> reporter: we have been here in new york city since yesterday morning, i can tell you security is so tight, you see officers literally everywhere you turn. at the hilton hotel, that's where donald trump is going to be holding his invitation only party later on tonight. we saw preparations there hours before he was even in the state there's an undeniable show of force in new york city. new yorkers and tourists alike have noticed. >> i'm concerned, i guess, why. >> i think it's important to be prepared. please, god, they won't have to do anything, but if they do have to do anything, i would like to think there are plenty of them. >> reporter: this is the first time that both the democratic and republican nominees are spending election day in new york city. and they're only two miles away from one another. nypd police chief carlos gomez says he's not taking any chances. >> this is the largest election detail that new york city has ever had. >> reporter: roads around trump tower, the hi

s. let's go back to chris, a seasonable start to the no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this friday another seasonably chilly night is ahead as clear skies and light winds will allow our temperatures to fall into the teens and twenties for the second straight night. as we start the workweek, we'll still see plenty of sunshine for most of monday, but later in the afternoon you'll notice a slow increase in high clo monday night, and early tuesday morning, showers start to become likely. there is a chance that some of this could mix with a few snowflakes, especially north of highway 20. the precipitation turns to all rain for tuesday, and lasts through most of wednesy. however, we will dry out just in time for thanksgiving. another system is set to mov

let's go. s this? it sort of kind has that ostrich bland taste. paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. it's definitely a red meat. woman: a school that used to be run - right here. right here. - 5 minutes down. let's go! by pinal county sheriff paul babeu. - come on, let's go. - ostrich and squid. disturbing. man: babeu's school was wrong. - lobster and beef. - wrong. both: come on, ladies. woman: paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. (aziza) when you're up there, your eyeballs are moving so fast, 'cause you're trying to get things right. come on, ladies. - cod and goat. - wrong! - swordfish and veal. - veal and swordfish. and even bragged about them. - wrong! - elk and frog legs. paul babeu is unfit to represent us. (gordon) no. (wendy) come back and taste it. come on, ladies. for the love of god, hold it up and let us see it. (aziza) halibut and buffalo. wrong! come on. grab something! - octopus and trout. - surf and surf? both: one of them is right. - one is right. the dish is surf and turf. (heather) where the [bleep] is the tur

which let them cheat pollution tests. audi and u-s regultors are not commenting./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> if you're one of those people who put a thousand dollars down fo don't expect to enjoy free 'super charging' like current owners have. tesla says it is phasing out free use of its super charger network. those are the charges that give you nearly 200 miles of travel in about 30 minutes of charging... compared with about 15 miles of travel on a standard charger. new customers will have to pay a small fee... but it's not clear how much that will cost. tesla says it will help roll out more charging stations across the country./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we're nearly two weeks away from black friday... and toys r us just announced its doors at 5 p-m thanksgiving day... once they open up... the retailer says they'll stay open for 30 hours straight... until 11 p-m on black friday. this comes as other major retailers are bucking the trend of opening on thanksgiving day... mall of america being one of the largest shopping centers refusing to

and if we get more details during this broadcast we will let you know. s it not unusual so see gunfire on tv, real or dramatized. but it is unusual for a bullet to come through the tv. that's what happened in the 2600 block of north stanley in the strawberry mansion section of philadelphia. and tonight a man is in the hospital with a bullet wound. action news reporter dann cuellar is live at central detectives. what's the full story? >> reporter: well, jim, police say it was the most unexpected thing for the 69-year-old man. sitting in the home, watching television when the bullet flies out of the screen, striking him. a bullet fired by someone outside. this is the tv set that the victim, harry haskin was watching. a large bullet hole in the center of the screen. it was after 4:30 and he was doing his usual routine. >> visiting friends in the house like he normally does. he even has his seat that he normally sits in the living room. >> reporter: the homeowner was upstairs shaving, and it was good because he would have been sitting alongside his friend, har

let's look at 's precipitation wise. there isn't much. the system is going to come through dry. we did have green popping up on the returns. this is probably virga south of st. george. maybe a couple of sprinkles. that's about it. if we see anything at all it will mainly be in north eastern lincoln county coming down. flurries mainly in the higher south and east shifting through. you see mountain precipitation up here in the northern portion of the state as the system is passing. most part it's going come through dry. we are going to see much colder temperatures on the back side of this system and because of that a freeze watch has been issued not for tomorrow morning but for friday morning. indian springs, pahrump. keep that in mind if you have sensitive vegetation. cover it up and protect it from cold t highs today. we've hit them. falling through the 70s. overnight lows tonight though. alamo you are going to get pretty close. 33 your overnight low. tonopah expected to go below freezing. primm 37. in las vegas tonight we're going go down to 39. friday morning we're waking up t

and if you have any questions at all, you can call 1-888-s-o-s-vote. let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. tonight's weather ends very quietly with a clear sky and a cool night. overnight lows into the lower to middle 30s bringing a frosty start to our wednesday. sunshine then takes over for the rest of the weekend after brief cool down the mercury responds nicely as a in the lower to middle 60s on thursday. have a good night! tonight: clear and cooler. wind: nw 5-10. low: >>> tonight, breaking news. election night in america. from abc news election headquarters, right here in times square. the first clues coming in right now. what voters are revealing already. just as the first polls are set to close. tonight, hillary clinton, donald trump, the sprint to the finish. clinton in the wee hours of the morning. finishing in north carolina. >> i believe that we will win! >> just hours later, casting her ballot. will she become america's first woman president? donald trump after midnight, finishing in michigan. >> we're hours away from a

s for them, at least in the neighborhoods of the hospitals we visited. there might be a few fighters of al nusra in and around aleppo, but that is not what is keepingng people -- let's not foforget that the populatition of eaeastern ao wawas 1.5 million before the crisis. right now it is 300,000.0. that meaeans 1.2 milillion are already rerefugees oror displaced in turkey thehe rest of s syria. the 300,000 peopople are t the becaususe they'veve no other ple e to go. eveven if they wantetoto go, where would they go? turkeyey has sealed the boborder completely. any other place in syriaia is dangegerous because the russians and the syrians have been bombing nearby. they c cannot gogo to govevernnt contrtrolled areaes because they c can be tortured and detaiained. of c course, that happens frequenently, previously in other places put under r siege. if they are let go, , that iss calllled ethnic cleansnsing -- forced evacucuation, acaccording to the u united nat. it has hapappened elelsewhere.e. right nonow we a are witnessig what is bebecoming the next ethnic cleansing or forced evacuation and area. there might be some terrorisist group around aleppo, but that is not wh

they s it going to harder to deport the s may let not do it >> don d i >> yea scrap it cr i rapped scrapped. >> oka maybe we'll just talk abo tha late let's move on the obamacar use it and sun cra b l of them like i >> kee let's just keep it [laughte i sorr keep it? >> yeah, kee i all of i no change. oka let's just hold th lat all righ >> dickerson "saturday nig live" made lig o t polic changes ahead for the ne administration, but a seriousness, wheth t president-elect will stic w hi campaig promises and c they bnacte hasembled pan experts, mos conservativ leanings lanhee chen is c politica commentato and ll a t hoovnstitutio a stanfor youth. grover norquist is president o th conservative gro america for ta reform ma macguineas reside of t nn-partisan committ for responsible federal budget and david frum is seni editor atlantic a form >> dickersondavid, h qestion potential conflicts a tru business, what do you mak abo initial responses how tha w be handle >> n goo tnk the ver fst order o businesses for publics w wan to ensure ccessf administration is orrupti >> proof t administratio that's

winds breezy at times but cool 60's today and not 70's that's for sure. ...................... ............. ............. let's take you through the evening and show you what to expect. temps cooling off bigtime as skies beging to clear tonight. temps in the mid 50's and sunny and chilly by tomorrow a.m. for your morning commute. we'll have your thanksgiving forecast coming up in a few >>>las vegas's first major professional sports franchise >>>las vegas's first major professional sports franchise is official with a fresh name and logo. (("the vegas golden knights... oh my!" )) the announcement made before thousands of fans oud arena last night. ((paul joncich)) >> during the ceremony many were able to snag some apparel when free t-shirts were dropped from a helicopter. --- and the owner couldn't be more proud. ((bill foley/owner: "it's done we have our name vegas golden knights, golden knight, we have our logo it's a powerful logo, i've been telling people, we're going to have a great logo and it's going to denote power, strength and dedication, fortitude.")) enough to catch one... you can purchase yours at t

low to mid 60's tomorrow. let's take it well we have it. for tuesday we have another temperature tumble, back down into the. 50's we could see a few showers as well. our latest feature cast model highlights a cold front overnight monday and into tuesday. you can see it right there, 8:30 on monday. monday. we will have increasing cloud cover and showers near eau claire and toma. eventually it will work its way here. as you can see, overnight tuesday and into tuesday -- or, overnight monday into tuesday. you're getting up early, maybe to walk the dog, he will probably get some drizzle. it's not going to be a lot of rain, but it is definitely going honestly, a lot of this is going to get out of here even before you head to work. 8:00 a.m., all the rain is out of here. a lot of cloud cover through the rest of the afternoon, but at least it is not going to be an all-out downpour. and that is the really big chance of rain this week. tomorrow you can cut your grass, tuesday you should be able to as well. wednesday not much of a problem. er . 48 for