>> reporter: i'm only hearing msnbc. >> marianna, can you hear me? marianna? i think we don't have a connection. she's in a little bit of a dicey area. i want to turn you to msnbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, walk us through what just happened here. this isn't tornado season. we normally hear about tornadoes kind of in late spring. here we are in november. >> yeah, we just broke a lot of streaks, too. we just went 220 days without any deaths from tornadoes in this country. here we break it as we're heading into our winter season. we can get november outbreaks. this is very late. in all, 77 storm reports, 23 of these were tornadoes. the little red dots in here. now we're starting to get all the pictures from the damage done overnight. typically at nighttime you just don't have the lead time. people are asleep. they're not watching the local news or they're not watching the weather channel to get the update on these storms. that's why you can get these fatalities if the towns don't have tornado sirens. three of them were in this town in roselli, jackson coun

watson had a five year old daughter name marianna. the girl's grandmother says watson lived with her family since he was 13. they haven't told marianna what happened yet, because they're waiting for watson's family to come from illinois. "i think any child that grows up without a father impacts them tremendously. i think it's just going to be very sad for her especially it's a christmas, thanksgiving holidays this is going to b that's supposed to be happy and family oriented." the family is holding a vigil for watson on thursday and will plan funeral services at a later date. they've set up a gofundme page for funeral and other expenses. kaitlyn hall's mother says she's granddaughter. heather hugh says the child is too young to understand what happened. she says she's remembering kaitlyn as someone who loved to sing and dance. as she gets ready to bury her daughter on sunday, hugh says she's planning for her granddaughte r's future. "i'm just gonna have to give her the best life that i can. we have a huge support system and family. sh

she says he had a special bond with his daughter marianna. they haven't told her yet to wait until his family comes from illinois. " 12:49:02;26 "i think any child that grows up without a father impacts them tremendously. i think it's just going to be very sad for her especially it's a christmas, thanksgiving holidays this is going to be a sad memory now every year around a holiday that's supposed to be happy and family oriented." " the family has set up a gofundme page to go toward funeral and other expenses. for watson on thursday. they'll decide on funeral services at a later date. in the newsroom, samantha myers, kcrg- tv9 news. kaitlyn hall's mother says she's just trying to stay strong for her 2-year-old granddaughter. heather hugh says the child is too young to understand what happened. she says she's remembering kaitlyn as someone who loved to sing and dance. as she gets ready to bury her daughter on sunday, hugh says she's planning for her granddaughte r's future. ""i'm just gonna have to give her the best life that i can. we family.

heather marianna is so great. she shows us how to make these incredible face masks from our leftover thanksgiving. what a great idea. don't miss that and a on "news 3 live at noon" tomorrow. >> michelle: it's going go to >> krystal: a look at what's we're working on for "news 3 live at three" today. >> michelle: there's a new study and it ranks the healthcare system of the u.s. with other high income countries. we're going share the results and there's a hint here. >> krystal: and it is a video vault wednesday. tom hawley always does such an incredible job. we're looking back at the strip in it's early days from 1930 to 1955. you can do it by way of this interactive e book. those stories and a whole lot more on "news 3 live at three." >> michelle: that's ?? attention medicare beneficiaries living in clark county. now is the time to review your current medicare coverage. whatever your health coverage needs, like an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b...

joining us from miami, florida is marianna. set the stage for us. what's going on in florida? >> reporter: i'm here at a local watch party in miami with latino families. the families here are mixed status. many of them have undocumented people in their families, come in, these families are grappling with what could be the outcome, the fact that donald trump could be president. they are assimilating the results. young people like valerie here, valerie, you are here alone in the u.s. you've been here for ten months. your parents were deported. what are you feeling as the results come in. >> right now i'm nervous because i see parents couldn't come back again. so right now hillary is my hope for me and my family to be together again. >> what would you tell donald trump supporters and even donald trump himself about people like you and your family? >> well, i'm 16 years old, and i think i still need my parents' support with me, because i'm alone as well as other kids and other families. we need to be together. you're brave. and nora is joining me. she's the legal guardian of valer

she says he had a special bond with his daughter marianna. they haven't told her yet what happened because they want to wait until his family comes from illinois. " 12:49:02;26 "i think any child that grows up without a father impacts them tremendously. i think it's just going to be very sad for her especially it's a christmas, thanksgiving holidays this is going to be a sad memory now every year around a holiday that's supposed to be happy and family oriented." " the family has set up a gofundme expenses. the family is planning a vigil for watson on thursday. they'll decide on funeral services at a later date. in the newsroom, samantha myers, kcrg- tv9 news. kaitlyn hall's mother says she's just trying to stay strong for her 2-year-old granddaughter. heather hugh says the child is too young to understand what happened. she says she's remembering kaitlyn as somo as she gets ready to bury her daughter on sunday, hugh says she's planning for her granddaughte r's future. ""i'm just gonna have to give her the best life that i can. we have a huge

. >> thank you, marianna. i want to go to morgan wrathford in charlotte, north carolina. what are you hearing? >> reporter: ari, there's mixed reaction. we're at a diner. trump took the stage just after 11:00 p.m. last night. it was called. he won 51% of the vote. hillary clinton gaining 47% of the vote. ari, here in north carolina the numbers we're seeing reflecting sort of what we're seeing nationally in terms of demographics. for example, trump polled higher among white men, americans, those without a college degree. hillary clinton, she pulled higher younger people, minorities. there are local politics here and especially when the bathroom bill became such a hot bed issue. take a listen to what both of those governor possibly elect had to say. take a listen. >> first of all, i need to congratulate donald trump for winning north carolina and my good friend mike pence who just called me. >> confident that these results will be certified and that they will confirm victory! thank you very much. >> reporter: well, given how divisive the political climate has been here in n

army married marianna randolph. the sweetheart of robert e. lees as well as a great granddaughter of martha washington but this wasn't the only wedding that took place here in fact it wasn't the first wedding. the first wedding took place here ten years earlier when a woman named mariah carter married charles and what made that wedding important in the history of this place is that they were both enslaved here and mariah was believed to have been the daughter of the master and so she was an enslaved woman from some type of relationship that existed which george washington fathered a child by one of the enslaved women here. and this is forcing us in many ways to reexamine how we interpret the history of arlington. because here we have the story of slavery and this place represents the founding ideas of this country. this home built to honor george washington to celebrate the values and believes of the father of the country. the house itself built by slaves but then you have the family as well. the family relationship and in essence he had two d

she says he had a special bond with his daughter marianna. they haven't told her yet what happened because they want to wait until his family comes from illinois. " 12:49:02;26 "i think any child that grows up without a father impacts them tremendously. i think it's just going to be very sad for her especially it's a christmas, thanksgiving holidays this is going to be a sad memory now that's supposed to be happy and family oriented." " the family has set up a gofundme page to go toward funeral and other expenses. the family is planning a vigil for watson on thursday. they'll decide on funeral services at a later date. in the newsroom, samantha myers, kcrg- tv9 news. kaitlyn hall's mother says she's just trying to stay strong for her 2-year-old too young to understand what happened. she says she's remembering kaitlyn as someone who loved to sing and dance. as she gets ready to bury her daughter on sunday, hugh says she's planning for her granddaughte r's future. ""i'm just gonna have to give her the best life that i can. we have a huge suppor

live on the ground in chattanooga, marianna, new details in the last hour. what can you tell us about what the authorities are piecing together here? >> steve, i'm at the site of the next press release momentarily. we heard from the police chief in the last hour. the big headline coming out of that is the fact that the driver's toxicology report came back clean. drugs and alcohol did not play a part in this crash. we learned no one was actually ejected from the bus after the crash. we asked about parents and family members having complained to the school board about this driver before. the police chief said he couldn't comment as it is part of the ongoing investigation. we asked the police sergeant about witnesses going forward and this is what he said about interviewing the surviving children in the future. >> we have not started speaking to the children yet, but we will in the future. that's also very important to our investigation. in interviewing the children, it's important that they have been impacted and we do that in cooperation with individuals who

marianna, thank you. >>> security full force in new york city for the 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade. police presence, massive, with 3,000 officers assigned to the parade detail this year. they're using sand trucks and vapor dogs as well to keep everyone safe. let's check with tammy leitner along the parade route. good to see you. how massive of an operation are we talking about here? >> reporter: craig, it's enormous. on every single street corner are nypd officers. maybe 15 to 20 on every corner and keep in mind, 3,000 total and these are the officers that we can see. there's a lot of plain clothes officers that we can't. and 500 specially trained new york police officers that are trained to deal with any type of terrorist threat that might arise. the police presence is enormous. hopefully they won't need it but all out here. >> roughly 3.5 million people lining the parade route not including the tens of millions who watch this thing every year. what are the folks telling you on this thanksgiving? >> reporter: the folks here, they have been here since 4:00 a.m., some of them, craig

thank you very much, marianna. let me bring in president and ceo of voter latino and a contributor. we've talked many days, not just in this election cycle about the latino vote. in arizona, let's talk about what the polls show versus what mariana just reported which are actual votes here. what will be the headline tuesday out of arizona? >> that it went blue. the fact they bring in bernie sanders, i want to drill down on the fact that they bring in bernie sanders down into arizona is because representative congressman grejalva one of the first early bernie sanders supporters and he carries incredible weight in the community and bringing in bernie basically says, look, team, this is the opportunity for us to double down and make sure we not only vote on election day but also able to demonstrate our muscle. if folks remember, it was ground zero for sb 1070 and the laws. now the fact that sheriff arpaio also right now under criminal investigation, i think it creates the narrative that the latino community has an opportunity to fight for itself. >> 60% of the latino hispanic vote accor

do you remember [indiscernible] marianna acosta? i am a student over there. we are so excited to get a job in tech, but there is so many young people without our type of opportunity. so what do you recommend for more quality education or opportunity for people in latin america? president obama: the program you described is doing great work, and there is a lot of good work across latin america. one of the goals is to make sure that not only are we providing a great education for people at the younger stages, basic reading, arithmetic, all those things, but today, you also need to have some knowledge of technology. and what we are trying to do is to work with governments and ngo's who expand access to the internet, to digital platforms, and what we also want to do then is help design curriculums and programs through the internet so that online learning is accessible in places where previously there might not be opportunities. we are seeing some of those investments here in peru. that is part of the broader educational program that we have throughout latin ameri

understand, marianna can talk more about this, speed appears to be an important issue when the ntsb is at the scene -- >> kerry -- >> this person had obtained his license to drive this bus in april and already you're hearing these complaints. we also spoke to the godfather of zoe nash, another girl who died from this horrific crash, and he said that this driver has to be held accountable and he wants to look at all the information, the driving record. why was that not looked at more clearly. >> now, this driver was in another bus crash already this semester? >> he was. it was two months ago he was in an accident. the incident report shows that there was a sideswipe incident. he's traveling in a large bus. these are narrow streets. apparently he got off the narrow street in a way where he sideswiped another vehicle. that was an investigation. he wasn't necessarily cited. there were no injuries. but it was a sense or an indication especially now that people are looking back with hindsight this is an operator of a bus who did not have clear control of the large vehicle on the roads they h

intriguing numbers, marianna because you have records reportedly broken and some numbers show around 23% fewer shoppers participating in black friday. so are the people going out buying more things? >> reporter: i can tell you, tamron, what many malls are doing are creating more of an experience to lure people to come to the mall so they're doing giveaways, doing raffles and we've seen that really have an effect on consumers, at least here at mall of america. 11,000 people got reinforcements for a day like today. 74% of people plan on shopping on black friday. and for that, trends expert sarah rogers. what are the hot ticket items? >> gift cards are popular and people are buying for themselves. leisure going strong and toys like star wars, lego, american girl and electronics. >> reporter: tamron, i'll head over on the other side because 30% of people planning to buy consumer electronics today and ran into this bunch a little bit earlier. alex, what are you holding? >> a monitor i got at best buy. it was 50% off and so i was excited. >> you're here with your friends, your girlfriend.

marianna acosta? i am a student over there. we are so lucky to be studying their -- to be studying there to get a job in tech, but there is so many young people without our type of opportunity. so what do you recommend for more quality education or opportunity for young people in latin america? pres. obama: the program you described is doing great work, and there is a lot of good work across latin america. one of the goals is to make sure that not only are we providing a great education for people at the younger stages, basic reading, arithmetic, all those things, but today, you also need to have some knowledge of technology. and what we are trying to do is to work with governments and ngo's who expand access to the internet, to digital platforms, and what we also want to do then is to help design curriculums and programs through the internet so that online learning is accessible in places where previously there might not be opportunities. we are seeing some of those investments here in peru. that is part of the broader educati

marianna acosta? i am a student over there. we are so excited to get a job in tech, but there is so many young people without our type of opportunity. so what do you recommend for more quality education or opportunity for people in latin america? president obama: the program you described is doing great work, and there is a lot of good work across latin america. one of the goals is to make sure that not only are we providing a great education for people at the younger stages, basic reading, arithmetic, all those things, but today, you also need to have some knowledge of technology. and what we are trying to do is to work with governments and ngos who expand access to the internet, to digital platforms, and what we also want to do then is help design curriculums and programs through the internet so that online learning is accessible in places where previously there might not be opportunities. we are seeing some of those investments here in peru. that is part of the broader educational program that we have throughout latin americ

marianna, set the mentioned over morga latino families. -- >> employment has dropped to 3.6%, middle class income in the country rose by 5% last year. for those on the bottom rung, it increased by 7%. we have as the people room now we still have a distance to travel until we have an economy that is reliablebly driving wages up for everything. but we've come a long way. as i said, i can't thank you enough for this victory, but i have one more sacrifice that i'd like to ask the people in this room, one more sacrifice of you, and that is to consider something i have thought about campaign, and certainly, during this election night in 2016, particularly as we watch the presidential election unfold. in 1787, someone asked ben franklin outside the doors of philadelphia's independent hall, what form of government the framers had created created created a -- >> we want to ballot questions. >> amendment 69, this is the colorado care failed. minimum wage passed. again, we were looking at tobacco taxes we do have a new call on that, too close to call, but it has failed. assisted suicide, 106 di