he revoked to the credentials for tim mack hahn and mark stein without saying why. he says the reporters are banned from the american airline center but they won't be allowed to cover the games they're adding it is between us and espn. mind your business they said. [ laughter ]. >> persistent squirrel livened up the crowd at lambeau field first half and then returned later in the third quarter. with the packers driving at the colts, the squirrel -- on the goal line forcing the officials to call timeout. when the squirrel went out of bounds not before causing a stir on social media. as you would gas. no word on whether the squirrel made the leap to celebrate. i don't think we've seen an interview from him yet. [ laughter ]. >> slow-motion. >> demonstrating athleticism there.>> good luck catching that squirrel.

where our author mark stein emphasizes american self-reliance over government independence. the radio talkshow host also recommends to british authors, the history of english speaking people by winston churchill and historian paul johnson's comprehensive history of the jewish faith. finally, hugh hewitt has on his bookshelf a book about the world war ii spy and mark levin's liberty amendments which explains 11 ways to restore the american republic to the framers vision. the full list of book recommendations is available at hugh hewitt.com. >> i think the trend has been in the wrong direction on both sides. congress has not been assuming its responsibilities, which has forced at least this president's to do more things by executive order. there is no question that they should have come together and pass immigration reform legislation. [applause]. >> they were not that far apart and yet this president and congress would not sit down and talk it through. so, in the book i emphasize-- it does not take-- to change this is those not take but one thing, one person that is willing t

mark stein joins us today from burlington, vermont. good to be with you, steve. happy thanksgiving. >> thank you very much. we all have a lot to be thankful for. although, you listen to those lefty comedians, and they are in grieving because this was never supposed to happen. >> no, they've got nothing to be thankful for. i don't think they realize they're part of the problem, that they're not helping. they were a big reason why trump won a couple weeks ago. in effect, they confirmed his thesis that whenever you saw the big celebrities next to hillary clinton, it confirmed that this racket works for them, it works for a certain number of boutique businesses and elites, but it doesn't work for millions and millions of americans across the country. so if i was a celebrity and i wanted to help hillary clinton, if i was katy perry or lady gaga or lena dunham or john oliver, i'd shut the hell up. if they'd done that, they might not have been so surprised by what happened. >> sure. well, they do look like sore losers, mark, but at the same t

the dallas mavericks have revoked the credentials of two tim mcmahon and mark stein. mark cuban is not revealing why they lost their contract -- credentials. they are to band from the they cannot cover games there. even says it is between us and espn. something tell us me that information will week out. >>> protest across the nfl ending for brandon marshall. the linebacker saying he will stand for the national line -- anthem for the rest of the season. marshall says he has started to see changes so he now feels comfortable standing for the anthem. >>> the horizon. devon booker holds a career- high in back-to-back games. booker data 39 last night against the lakers. the lakers one by 11. spot. he picked the guy up the guy on the way to portland tomorrow. the sons pretty good but there on the run. another mystery in the sky take a look at this. three red light twinkling in the valley sky. this is taking your mill avenue. >> no word yet on what those lights are. if you have seen them let us now and sent us your pictu >>> if you are on mill avenue i don't know what kind of

theology in the crisis of islam and also on hugh hewitt's bookshelf is america alone, where our author mark steinemphasizes american self-reliance over government independence. the radio talkshow host also recommends to british authors, the history of english speaking people by winston churchill and historian paul johnson's comprehensive history of the jewish faith. finally, hugh hewitt has on his bookshelf a book about the world war ii spy and mark levin's liberty amendments which explains 11 ways to restore the american republic to the framers vision. the full list of book recommendations is available at hugh hewitt.com. >> i think the trend has been in the wrong direction on both sides. congress has not been assuming its responsibilities, which has forced at least this president's to do more things by executive order. there is no question that they

joining us now is mark stein, author and syndicated columnist. this is one of the losing issues of the last election. >> i think you're right. trump one because people don't want to be treated on the asis on the caliber of their skin or preferences and want to be treated as citizens in a free society, coequal with their other citizens. the big campaign adviser joe said the other day don't made howard dean because they don't need another white man. day after that hillary supercar con showed treated that bernie sanders is a white supremacists. these are the two coolest guys in the democrat party and they are just old white development white men. bernie sanders happened to be in new york jewish and rural vermont which in terms of being a minority is a bit like being a gay nightclub owner in riyadh. it's a small minority as you can get. the other way for democrats to get beyond this is due with elizabeth warren doesn't pretend to be 1302nd charity so you get the first woman of color when in fact she's the widest way since frosty the snowman felony th

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also with us, morehouse college professor marc lamont hill and mark supports jill stein, we should point have both of you on. luther campbell, let's begin with you. we played some of the raps and people looking up to trump a, the trump planes and -- can you remember the time artists rapped about that? >> no doubt about it. most new york artists wanted to be like trump because he pretty much represented the glossy and fly life-style that everybody wanted to live. until he went after those young men in the park -- >> the central park five. >> in that particular case, yes. >> and even for you, i mean, can you just tell me the pg version of what that was like? you and donald trump. what did you tell he? eddie murphy and mike tyson at the parties in palm beach? >> well, i mean, the pg version is that we basically went to the party, me, mike tyson, eddie murphy, we were invited to this big mansion in west palm beach just to hang out with donald trump and all these different pageant girls but, you know, i can't get into the details of all those things but just put it this way, the party was too

jill stein is an asterisk in that. mark thompson with us right now. wanted this to be a hand recount. that was rejected. why are they doing this? what does it mean for you guys? >> well, first of all, good afternoon and thank you. we are ready to go here in wisconsin. why jill stein did this is -- we're not privy to that information. what it means to us here in wisconsin is that we have 72 county clerks, canvassers, they are ready to go. they had a state wide webinar this morning to get ready. they are meeting at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. frankly, they are ready. they are hard working folks. and it's going to be a green christmas in wisconsin. the 3$3.5 million is going to b an early christmas present to many people who are going to work a lot of hours between now and december 12th when they have to be done. >> three million votes you have to count. you can't count them by hand. that's what she wanted -- jill stein wanted because there's concern about whether this whole thing was hacked or whatever. what do you think of that and that argument? >> we

>> well, as mark has said, if jill stein follows through with recounts in michigan and pennsylvania,he and others will monitor those and participate in the recount process. but they're not filing recounts themselves. >> this just in, president-elect trump is going to be meeting with general petraeus today. from your perspective, what does this say, given the reason so many people know about general petraeus is because he mishandled, misused private information. given that that is his history, given what donald trump went after hillary clinton for and what so many people were uncomfortable with, the use of a private e-mail server, what does that say to you? >> look, there's been a lot of hypocrisy in the last few weeks. we learned last week that mike flynn had a privatet server that security folks, our governmental security folks, were anxious about, because of the possibility of hacking. and the leak of confidential information. mike flynn is going to be the national security adviser for donald trump. i find that to be a blatant hypocrisy, but you know, i think that's up for the publ

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mark: most polls show stein with less than 5% support.ange denies claims that leaked emails from hillary clinton's staff came from russia. u.s. intelligence officials have blamed moscow for the hacked emails from john podesta. assange says wikileaks will not reveal the identity of its sources. friends and family of walter scott, an unarmed white man shot and killed by a white police officer last year, testified today after opening statements in the south carolina murder trial. cell phone video footage showed a former officer shooting scott in the back as he ran from his car after being pulled over. if convicted, the ex-cop, who is free bond, faces 30 years to life in prison. a group working to reduce the $30 billion price tag for hosting the 2020 olympics in japan says all options are now on the table. a panel said the price tag could end up being four times more than originally planned. one option includes moving games hundreds of miles away from tokyo. a final decision is expected at the end of the month. global news 24 hours a day, pow

stein's demands for recounts. campaign attorney mark alias wrote we believe we have an obligation to the 64 million americans who cast balance lots for hillary clinton to insure an accurate vote counts will be reported. here is what hillary clinton had to say during the third presidential debate last month about donald trump were he not to accept the results of the election. >> we have had free and fair elections, we have accepted the outcomes when we may not have liked them, and that is what must be expected of anyone standing on a debate stage during a general election. he is denigrating. he's talking down our democracy, and i for one am appalled. lou: appalled she should be at her own and jill stein's unprincipled behavior and their leftist zeal not to carry on their campaigns, not even to steal an election because their odds of doing so have diminished to almost zero. the true purpose of the left is to destroy our electoral system, the power and enforcement of our lawfs and adherence to our nation's interests. their object is to car

mark: great reporters coming up and then later, we will ask the green party presidential candidate jill steinbout her election recount maneuvers, when we come back. ♪ ♪ john: there is a so much trump transition news, we were compelled to call in for backup. joining us now are two of our favorite reporters. jenna johnson of "the washington post" and bloomberg's very own jennifer epstein. great to see you. i'm going to start with you here because you're sitting next me, jennifer. i'm curious what you are finding not now that you are covering the campaign. your lifefferent in as a reporter covering trump versus covering clinton? jennifer: the most interesting contrast was going from frustration from wanting more details and logistics and policy ideas to just wanting any answer, wanting any response, wanting any sense of can we go home for the night or do we have to stay here for longer? kind of thing.t i'm also just getting used to being in new york most of the time versus being on the road most of the time. john: so the trump campaign seems less organized? jennifer: yeah. i don't know that that

. >> mark alexander, thank you. >> jill stein has formally filed a request for a statewide recount with wisconsin. stein says she has raised $5 following reports of hacking in the battleground state. she says her push is aimed at restoring voter integrity and is not designed to change the outcome. stein is also lobbying for a recount in pennsylvania and in michigan. she drew just 1% of the vote nationally. >>> time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. the post and courier of charleston, south carolina, jury selection begins monday in the trial of dylann roof. this after a federal judge ruled the white man accused shooting nine black people to death in a charleston church last year. the judge ruled that he is competent to stand trial. roof's attorneys had argued that roof did not understand the charges against him. roof could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> "the new york times" reports the fbi is charting progress in its efforts to cut the reach of isis on social media. u.s. intelligence officials say numerous english speaking computer scientists wi

big shakup in the sports world, as dallas mark cuban revokes credentials for two e-s-p-n reporters who cover mavericks games. cuban says tim macmahon and marc stein will not be allowed to cover games at the american airlines center in dallas. cuban isn't saying why he revoked their credentials, and simply says its between us and e- s-p-n. in more local news, manny pacquiao returns to the ring at the thomas and mack, and emerges a winner. pacquiao beat jessie vargas to win the w-b-o welterweight title... and the 37 year old did it by unanimous decision. pacquiao retired from boxing last april to focus on his senatorial duties in the philippines. in august, pacquiao announced he would be returning to the ring, saying he has to fight again to earn a living. children open is a wrap over at t-p-c summerlin. "...cheering..." rod pampling's 32-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole sealed the deal on sunday. the win marked the golfers 3rd p-g-a win for his career. pampling collected a one-point-two million dollar check for sunday's victory. the golfer says this latest las vegas win, is a rare one for him. "yeah normally i'm not, this is a realy good winner,

mark elias one of clinton campaign counsel say they are joining with jill stein she raised money forount in wisconsin u. machine mish and pennsylvania. >> if you look to get a jumpstart in holiday shopping rejoice, cyber monday is tomorrow. the day is regarded as biggest online shopping day of the yea year. those who stayed in on black friday will have the opportunities to find great deals and promotions from major retailers across the nation all from the comfort of your own home. stories such as best buy and wall smrart already started their discount. >> so people in our area are gearing up for what will be a very busy day on the road and in the air. aaa predict the most americans in nearly a decade are traveling this holiday weekend. that's why we have fox 29 sabina live at the philadelphia international airport where crowds are you expected to be busy. has it picked up at all, sabin sabina. >> reporter: not quite yet this morning. let take a look at boards over there okay? we're seeing no red it looks like everything right now is on time running smoothly. is that the good news. we

the campaign j candidate jill stein who raised millions of dollars to have votes counted in wisconsin. mark elliot also said the campaign had quietly been investigating accusations for a while and haven't found any evidence of hacking of voting systems. >> parts of mexico, a volcano on the border erupted, sending a stream of gas and ash more than three miles in the air. wow. some towns near the volcano it is not affecting normal activities. people are being warned to avoid at an area. >> that's cool. >> not unless you are living there. >> our weather is not too bad. >> it is cloudy. on the west side, far enough west, you saw the sun again today. my phone started going off on twitter. what is that? we don't see a ton. latest wind gusts are up. every now and then we'll have a 24-mile-an-hour reading. it is breezy out there. it is going to stay that way. and there's the windchill. it is the holiday weekend. people are bustling and trying to get out. hour by hour, similar to last night but without the threat of rain unless you live in ashtabula county. as we go through the evening, on temperatu

charles: mark, ultimately, what could be the real strategy? obviously jill steinmillion votes, is it to discredit donald trump or discredit the process itself? >> there's actually allot going on here, charles. first of all, jill stein is just a proxy for clinton and the democrat party by launching these recounts and it's two, number one delegitimize trump's victory and possibly throw in into haywire the electoral college vote but just as importantly it's to lay the ground work for the 2018 senate races where democrats are defending seats in pennsylvania with casey, wisconsin with baldwin but additionally, charles, believe it or not, this may also lay the ground work for possible comeback from hillary clinton in 2020, believe it or not. that is a possibility as well. charles: you know what, considering that nancy pelosi wants to be in charge, the democrats might be out of their mind. perhaps, you know, maybe this is a legitimate thing, maybe there should be recount because if you add them all up, donald trump wins key states by 110,000 votes. >> yeah, but florida h

officials on either side be taken advantage of because it is so sophisticated russian mark would he make of that? >> jill stein and the soundbite you had before he came on your show said california was the high standard. really? in wisconsin we have photo i.d. now, a very important piece of legislation for governor side to ensure it's easy to vote, but it's really hard to cheat in our state. i have confidence in the result. i have confidence in the fact the president-elect is in fact the president-elect with wisconsin's 10 electoral votes in his bag. neil: real quickly, helping out with this. when someone called for a recount and they have the money to do it, which in this case, stein date. where that came from, we still don't know. do you have to honor that? is it within the percentage gap that would justify a recount as long as someone else is picking up the tab to do that count? >> well, jill stein right now is calling for a hand recount. our elections commission had decided that she could do a recount. however, she is demanding a hand recount which is hideously expensive and really difficult, going to requ

marked in boston and around the world. antoinette: recount controversy. the back up for jill stein the reaction from the president-elect. fox's news leader. good morning. doug: just about 10:30. antoinette: we were just talking about how it is a gorgeous day to look out the window. doug: it is the wind. it drops. kelly ann: the combination is really hurting us. it is warm and sunny, almost summerlike. 39 degrees in boston. slow to warm this morning. add that we have those wind -- the wind at 15 miles an hour, upper 30's. areas like worcester are actually wind chills down in the low to mid 20's. out. that is the case much of the day. things are looking pretty nights -- pretty nice. all of that and rainfall coming up. doug: we're following breaking news from new orleans where 10 people have been shot in the french quarter. antoinette: police say at least one man died at the hospital. at least nine others are injured. it happened on bourbon street. police arrested two people on gun charges but it is unclear if the shooter was one of the people arrested. right now, police are reviewing surveillance video. boston police are

marked in boston and around the world. antoinette: recount controversy. the backup for jill stein. the reaction from the president-elect. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. 6:30 on this sunday morning. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with kelly ann cicalese. get out there. enjoy the sunshine. bring your jacket with you. kelly ann: yes. yet again, those winds blowing around those leaves. a lot of us are trying to keep up with it. it's making it challenging. antoinette: i've given up on the leaves. i wait for the snow to cover them. point. take a look at what we're seeing. we're seeing temperatures down into the 30's and so our wind chills, because those winds already starting to pick up, are down into the 20's right now. it's a chilly start with 28-degree wind chill and boston, of course, that's what it's feeling like. worcester at 22. now, the actual temperatures are in the 30's. 37 degrees is what we're reading on the thermometer in downtown boston. but those winds picking up to 15 miles per hour. that's why it's feeli

marked in boston and around the world. antoinette: recount controversy. the backup for jill stein. the reaction from the president-elect. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good mni this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. 5:30 on a sunday morning. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with kelly ann cicalese. sun is going to be out in about an hour. when it does come out, it will be out this time. kelly ann: once that sunshine arrives, things will look brighter. yesterday at this time, it was really gloomy. antoinette: damp. kelly ann: it was very damp. a real big change of pace. moving in which will make things feel really chilly. temperatures are mainly in the 30's with 37 in boston, 33 in worcester. but check out orange. 28 degrees at this point. and that's the sort of temperature that we're feeling through much of the area because of those winds that are picking up. wind chills down into the 20's. that's what it's feeling like as you're heading out. in boston it's 28 degrees. a wind chill down to 23 in worcester right now. so winds are blowing about th

marked in boston and around the world. antoinette: recount controversy. the backup for jill stein and the reaction from the president-elect. boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. doug: good morning, everybody. 8:30 on a sunday morning. i'm doug meehan. antoinette: i'm antoinette antonio along with kelly ann cicalese. and it's sunny out there, but you'll still need to bundle up if you're heading out. kelly ann: you know, it's a teaser. you see that sun. you want to run out there and soak it in. antoinette: great looking out the window. kelly ann: you need a couple of layers. it is a bit chilly. huge factor for today. winds are going to be gusty and so as a result, even though our temperatures are well into the upper 30's, it's feeling like it's down into the 20's. 29 degrees is what it feels like in boston, also the case in plymouth. move inland and we're seeing wind-chill factors down into the lower 20's with worcester feeling like 23 degrees this morning. a chilly start to the day. it won't get much warmer this afternoon. we are looking to see temp

mark. >> thanks, arthel. >>> hillary clinton is formally joining green party presidential nominee jill stein's push to force recounts in three states that were pivotal to donald trump's election victory. garrett tenney has more from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton could still end up in the white house depending on the outcome of recounts in several key battleground states. the chances of that happening are slim to none, but still, green party candidate jill stein is launching an effort to recount votes in states including wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan, all states where donald trump narrowly beat hillary clinton. while stein admits there's no indication that hacking or vote tampering took place in any of those states, a handful of computer science experts are claiming a hacker could have potentially influenced the election. of course, there's currently no evidence to support that claim. still, stein says a full recount is needed for voter reassurance. >> we are standing up for a voting system that we deserve, that we can have confidence in, that has integrity and security and that we know is

stein on the show a little later. there's a lot of questions about the role the clinton campaign is playing. markias wrote that letter on medium over the weekend and said, we're not pushing the recount, but we'll do what we can to make sure it happens in a smooth way. today, they kind of leaned in a little bit with stein on the question of pursuing a court order to make sure that the hand recounts happened in wisconsin. what do you think, in this campaign that you covered for so long, what do you think's really going on in terms of how the clinton people feel about these recounts? >> they don't seem to think that they will ultimately change the result of the whole election, and that would certainly be a pretty big thing to happen. >> the margins are very low? >> especially in pennsylvania, 70,000-vote margin is probably insurmountable, and without winning all three of those states, nothing would change for the overall result. but they are trying to lean into this idea of the integrity of the vote. and that that's what they believe in. and i think that they're certainly -- somebody like mark elias

stein raising more than $6 million now. and hillary clinton's campaign saying they will participate in the process. as she nears the 2 million mark in the popular vote. president-elect trump is blasting this move on twitter. tom llamas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president-elect trump, who won in the electoral college but trails hillary clinton by nearly 2 million in the popular vote, sending this stunning tweet. "i won the popular vote if you a baseless claim, and trump providing no proof. it comes as he rails against the rust belt recount. green party candidate jill stein forcing a recount in wisconsin. and now hillary clinton's campaign joining the effort, which could expand to michigan and pennsylvania. clinton lost those three states by just over 100,000 votes. it's unlikely a recount would change that. tainted. >> it's a rigged election. believe me. and we know it's a rigged system. 1.8 million dead people are registered to vote. >> reporter: now it's clinton's lawyer who says the campaign has been bombarded with supporters, quote, "urging us to do something, anything, to investigate claims that the election results were

unannounced appearance marked the official end of castro's role at the communist party's helm.t presidential election may not be over justno yet.e green party candidate jill stein has officially filed a request for a recount in wisconsin. the header wisconsin elections commission says there are no reports of any such problems.pr the green party is expected too seek recounts in pennsylvania and michigan. stein raised more than $5 million to cover recount costs here at meantime, administration from his t resort in florida. he tapped former white housese aide, kt mcfarland to be his deputy of security advisor. drop also new reports show several students auto was a category two hurricane. over the past 40 hours, it has struck torrential wanes some areas that more than 2 feet the snow in washington state -- that system is going to be headed for ohio.s we will be on the warm side of that system, not the court system.a will finally break out into some there is really not much out therere from here west. that system is just beginning to show up there.e. 32 degrees tonight. tomorrow the sun breaks through the clouds.ak it will be a decent day. uneventful and quiet. it c

stein's recount efforts. reporting in concord, new hampshire, tonight, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> mark: governor charlie baker said he would turn down any job offer from the president-elect. baker said he spoke with congratulating him and wishing his family a happy holiday. the conversation was polite and lasted no more than five minutes. the governor does not believe his critique of trump in the presidential campaign will lead to any retribution toward massachusetts. final votes are in, however, from the massachusetts secretary of state's office 3.4 million voters cast ballots. 1.1 million voted for trump-pence. 77,000 voters left their ballots blank in presidential race. >> vanessa: this unconscious on the floor of lawrence, went viral in september. today, she faced a judge and outside of court, our bob ward asked her about this case. >> the reporter: what about your daughter? >> vanessa: that mother was let out of jail today on personal recognizance, and as you saw, fox 25's bob ward was there. bob, the d.a. says that this woman has been battling addiction for more than a decade now. asking for a hig

put gary johnson and jill stein, clinton's advantage expands. let's bring in mark murray. all right, mark, explain these poll numbers tous. it's a four point race, but what does that mean really? like what is going on internally in these polls? >> yeah, i think there is like a tale of two things. so on the worone hand, donald tp has been able to cut clinton's lead nearly by half in our latest poll. the last poll in mid october of course when the "access hollywood" tapes and video of donald trump surfaced. an back in mid october, hillary clinton had an 11 point lead in the four way contest. and a ten point lead in the two way. well, now it is a four point lead in the four way and five point lead in the two way. so essentially half. however, when you look inside the poll about, the race is so stable. hillary clinton enjoys a 15 point lead among women. you end up having african-americans and latinos breaking heavily for her and then maybe to me the entire ball game is that she has a ten point lead mopping college educated whites. republicans have always won college educated w