matt miller. we are minutes away from the start of european trading. what is going on, matt? mattdollar is the top story today, turning down at the moment. the dollar comes off a decade high. will gdp or jobs numbers from the u.s. for some market to rethink? also, the french republican vows reforms, but how hard will it be to make france great again? is that his goal? and the oil markets will be front and center this week. oil talks with moscow today, in vienna, with all of opec. on oil club will meet there wednesday. will it finally deliver a deal on supply? guy? guy: markets are open. let's take a look at what is happening. we have a slightly softer story this monday morning. we are starting to see london softening up a little bit, down by around .1%. the market makers are softening things up. there is the paris market opening up as well. it is tha busy week this weekk. -- this week. let's look at the bond markets. yousef: let me straight to the imap function. more and more of those traits are coming through. you are looking at materials and health care. down over 2/5 of 1%. ope

matt? matt! want to live till luke's killer was dead. don't try to talk now, mom. i promise, ma. ?? matt, u gonna do? keep the promise. matt, listen. what good would it do ma or luke for you and me to get ourselves killed? you can stay here if you want. you really mean you're gonna start a shootout with those boys? seems like the corbetts and the turleys can't live in this town without trouble. we've got to decide who stays. but, verg! don't get in our way. wait, matt. we've already waited too long. we're going matt: after corbett. well, you're not gonna have to go far. get out of the way, gilman. you're not gonna stop us. well, there was no point to have feud then and there's even less now. why didn't you tell that to corbett, before he killed luke? i haven't fired a gun in 17 years. lyin' ain't gonna save you, either. hoby: mark, why don't you tell your brother the truth hoby: before somebody gets hurt. i did. what is this? shot at him and luke. no empty shells. no sign hoby: anybody's ever been up there. he's lyin', for corbett! how many shots did you say were fired at you? i--i-i don

goal of the meeting happening today at city discuss the lead pipes. >> now, here is matt with traffic. good morning, matt. >> good morning, everyone, we are looking down at layton avenue and i-94 near the michele interchange. no delays. we are delay free across the system. lights toward the zoo interchange. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> a change overnight, a chill in the air this morning. the winds from the north. gusty. up to 26 miles per hour. 49 is the average high. that is where we are right now. we are starting to add the feels-like temperatures in. >> oh, no. >> i would have a jacket on the kids this morning. >> first of all, happy day. a big thank you to the vets out there. >> special treat on "g.m.a.", >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, riots in the streets. >> hey, hey, hey. >> violent anti-trump demonstrations break out again nationwide. as donald trump both praises and attacks the protesters on twitter, calling them [ chanting "we hate trump" ] and he makes peace with president obama at the white house. >> i had the opportunity to have an excellent conversat

now here's matt with traffic. matt: we are over the bypass. thingsk taillights are moving northbound into the construction area. we are not seeing any delays. this is a five minute ride. 94 eastbound is a little slow. 12 minutes from moreland road into downtown. that is a look at the commute. back to you. sally: we are talking about sunshine today. inland, patchy fog is showing up. dodge in jefferson county. 62 with light southwest winds and 44 tonight. mid 60's saturday through monday. cool and clear nights across the back. i want to talk about something on your facebook page. the extra halloween candy. melinda: we are talking about it right now. ben: i love it. sally: i love it at first, and then i regret it. self-control. over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an offshore tax shelter for himself

matt has swedish data for you. matt: we have swedish gdp actually, guy, which came out at 3.1%, a little bit less than the 3.4% year-over-year figure we saw last time. swedish third-quarter gdp growing 0.5% quarter over quarter but the year-over-year figures are the one you'll want to look at, i guess, a little bit more closely. what i love to look at on the bloomberg is the coun function. i have sweden in the coun function, which shows a number of different things. the profile tab gives you, well, there you see the krone. it gives you less than 10 million people living in sweden. here it is between norway and finland. you can click on different tabs like risk to see standard and poor's rating in sweden. bondy solid in terms of risk. if you throw in south africa here which i think is also fascinating, they have triple from standard & poor's. stocksgo now to our top stores with yousef gamal el-din. yousef: some of the stocks i'm watching for you this morning as we speak, actelion, the latest report suggesting that relevant parts of j&j will be merged with the company now and i would effectively leave actelion independent. that is the reaction there. stock down 5.6%. bt group saying its proposal ofuires bt's infrastructure overreach to become a company bt it was "disappointed that has not come forward with proposals that address competition concerns." downside pressure on that. 345 a share. down.nsa ongoing discussion and debate around the strikes, the latest being the injunction being denied by a court. flight schedule currently scrapped. xe 600 index down. where are the oil talks going to go in vienna and what are the implications for oil prices? 600 dollars in market value. is all of that going to go away? investors nervous. guy: letters go to a country that is in between namibia and mozambique. invincible. he has survived the biggest challenge to his leadership from a group of ansi officials. that is according to two committee members. he spoke on the condition of anonymity. reporterfrican com joins us from johannesburg. zuma has come out fighting. those are the statements he is issuing up the moment. he's talking about all kinds of things going on. what has happened is that the minister of tourism himself has decided to put forward a motion of no confidence against the president jacob zuma. most was at a wedding in cape town in south africa and zuma's party was factionalized in a sense. the other half of the party was here. it seems as though the president would lose his spot as the leader of the african national congress, which is the majority party which holds the majority here in the country, so that motion was tabled. it seemed to be postponed along getway as they scrambled to more party participants to come through to the national executive committee meeting in order for jacob zuma's life to be saved if we quarterback. it is the first -- we quartered that. it is a first time the party has issued a motion of no confidence against jacob zuma which sets a big precedent. guy: there is a press conference at 2:00 local. what is going to be said in that? the directione of of travel year. is it towards -- travel here. will he be departing soon? very uncertain at present. you can believe a unified message will come out from this ansi is noty the factionalized. they will note a change is good for the party, but not necessarily that the leadership itself must change and the process is often must go ahead properly and effectively and that zuma will be president for some time to come. president jacob zuma himself has said he is going nowhere in the and what was incurred by the ruling party in august when we had a local government elections was not his fault and he says he is not going to go anywhere and there are few people within the party that are beginning to work with opposition political parties, which he is not happy with, of course, but of course, many expecting a unified message at the time. let me ask you about, i have this country's snapshot love,p again, which i under the economic tab. you can see gdp for south africa going from 2011 through to forecast in 2016 and 2017. inflation, rising, an upward trend. is this the main problem for zuma, the economic state of the country? >> just listening to the finance minister not so long ago, less than one hour ago in fact, he noted the big story in south africa is growth. it is as important to us as it should be for the ratings companies. jacob zuma's primary focus should be growth in the country, but it seems at present, political turmoil and infighting within his own ruling party seems to be taking over the mantle and really taking the headline, as opposed to growing the economy and making it as good as it should be with regards to the african context as well, one of the big emerging to grow but scheduled at the slowest pace since the 2009 recession, 0.5% according to treasury, 0.4% according to the central bank. it is not looking like a good picture for zuma and the government. guy: great stuff. thank you very much indeed. a -- arabile omet gumede. we will get a chart to show you exactly what is happening. that story, next. ♪ guy: 40 minutes into the equities trading session in europe for the cash open. european equities looking sabi right now except for the paris market which is doing quite well. right now,soggy except the paris market, which is doing quite well. we were speaking to bloomberg. -- as idea that people bargaining chips is offensive. it is inconceivable that you would be forced to leave london, and that is crucial. welcome here. you will always be welcome here. -- samsungme of that will conduct a major buy back through the end of january. it is looking at creating a holding company structure and listing on international exchanges. investors have been urging samsung to restructure. lufthansat has -- denied an injunction. all pilots will walk out tomorrow. lufthansa is heading towards its longest injunction. they cost the airline about 45 million euros. that is your bloomberg business flash. mattbastian, thanks. italian citizens are going to head to the polls on sunday to vote in a referendum on the country's constitution. the prime minister, matteo renzi, wants to reshape the senate so it can no longer block legislation indefinitely and gets consulted on fewer matters. the aim is to improve political stability in a country which has had more than 60 different governments since the second world war. potentialrns over the fallout from the votes have been felt on the ftse over the last month. italian lenders closed over the last three months. the 2016 slump has been brought to 52%. i wondering. -watering.e -- eye0 . what is renzi in particular saying? >> several reports renzi might quit even if he winds the referendum on sunday. he would then seek to form a new government and push the country toward new elections even next year or as scheduled in 2018. matt: previously, he was going to quit only if there was a no vote, and no you are saying he could quit even if there was a yes

here is matt. matt: older crash at northboun getting ready to leave the house, no complaints. trouble-free construction zones. 13 minutes 31 southbound -- 41 southbound. again, crash free status across the system. that is a look at the morning commute. melinda: developing this morning a missing woman is found alive inside a metal container. police in south carolina describe her rescue as a miracle. now they have the person responsible in custody. story this morning from the newsroom. tim? tim: this is the woman who police say was found chained up on a property in a locked container building. kala brown was reported missing back in august. yesterday police heard yelling and banging while attempting to serve a search warrant on land owned by todd kohlhepp. inside they found and rescued brown who's now recovering from the ordeal. kohlhepp is a registered sex he's been taken into custody and charged with kidnapping. there is a picture of them right there. police believe he knew brown and her boyfriend who has also been missing since august. brown says there could be multiple bodie

matt. matt, we got you some powder. we got an elmo forbrandon and i heard chris -- for brandon and i heard crystal is in studio, so i got you a darth vader mask. you're welcome. they're telling us about the you're ordering same day delivery, so tell me about the deal? >> you can get all of the items you normally get, toothbrush or headphones. you can get it all in the same day here in phoenix and down in tucson. >> and it is free. >> it is free. >> for prime members, free same day delivery. >> reporter: you were showing me system of the hottest items. crystal's new mask. and we haven't gotten to this - of the table. >> household goods. >> reporter: it is big and also household goods. $300 off of this kitchen aid mixer. you know you will be making bread and cookies, get a new mixer. and also the star showers. >> so instead you can get this projector that puts your lights directly on your house. >> that is kind of cool. >> no more getting up on the roof, falling off the ladder, instead, just protect them on to your home. >> it is not just for the shoes and 30% off today. what is this? >> this is a thermostat. you can connect it with your device and you can control the temperature in your home be your voicement pretty awesome. easy set-up. 15 minutes and you're done. >> reporter: a lot of great ideas and deals. i just want to show you how great this fits. >> oh, no. >> reporter: what do you think, crystal? >> looking good, brian. >> i would rock that in definitely. >> can you do the voice, that is the question? >> i need to work on that. >> crystal, i am your father! >> is that actually brian's voice? >> that is pretty good. >> brian west live at the amazon fulfillment center. thank you, mr. darth vader. we'll see you soon. >>> more tan $3 billion is expected to be sent for cyber month monday. >> last year the average purchase was $128. spending today? over $128? under $128, or just flat out zero, nothing, not buying a thing? >> right now 87% of folk whose have voted say absolutely nothing. no one says more than $128. we want to hear from you g. to 12news.com/your voice. it takes just a second. >>> it is time for another edition of the morning juice. here is vanessa. >> i just want you to kn will be spending zero because i spent all of my monday on black friday, so my bank account is dead. >> good for you. save it up. >>> tying your shoes may go out of style, and word has arrived, as "back to the future 2" predicted, nike is releasing a shoe. and we have been hyping these kicks up for months hoping santa would deliver us a pair or five. and the battery adapter will kicks. the user cans charge the shoe with a magnetic adapter and after three hours they can have enough power to lash up for two weeks. that is good. and customers at the nike store in soho in new york can buy them for $720 wednesday. would you buy them for $720? >> absolutely not. >> no way. because we're too lazy to lace our own shoe ? >> ha is part it is bending over, tying them back up. >> all right. check this out. one of the cool holiday traditions in the sports world, a canadian hockey team called the calgary hitmen have an annual charity. and the fans throw teddy bears on the ice after hitmen score their first goal. saturday's game was a 2016 teddy bear toss for the hitmen and more than 17,000 fans in will go to 6 local charities. and what a cool sight. that gives us the warm and fuzzies. >> that is really cool! i want to do that. >> it is time for your juicy question of the morning. 75% of women say a man should never try to buy this a larger majority of married women cringe at the thought of their husband trying to buy this. what is this? >> i'm still going with the feminine products. i thnk the stay away from purchasing that. >> i don't think women would cringe at that. i think matt is on the right track of men trying to buy a household item, a vacuum cleaner. >> the blender. >> and just cleaning and taking care of you, you know. >> how about shoes, especially high heel shoes? >> it could be. >> as a woman, though, would you ever complain if a guy bought you shoe ? >> now, and nowadays i think it and say we're going on a date. >> and don't buy the wrong size. >> and i am guessing lingerie. [ and i'm guessing men have a different style of lingerie. >> and so true. >>> ever break a nail? i'm sure vanessa has. >> it is the worst, but in three minutes how to make your life a little easier when you do. >> and it has been hyped for months, so was it worth the rock's latest movie. that is coming up. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed interne

matt? matt ham mel is live to explain what all this -- hammel is live to explain what all this means. >> reporter: alliant thinks big and it is talking about the largest industrial park anywhere in the state of iowa. it could mean jobs for the future, as well as opportunities that we haven't seen in the corridor for a long time. footballs all make this an ideal location. 1,300 ache -- automobiles, all make this an ideal location where factories and distribution centers could build and according to city leaders quickly move their products all over the country. >> it really puts us in a different situation. its a tracts companies that would make -- attracts companies that would think they could get rail line brings it to a whole different direction. >> that could mean land for massive warehousing or manufacturing the size of an auto plant. alliant has done this successfully before where international paper and others are located on c street. this would be at least twice the size and all the prep work on big cedar will make it position as companies are looking to maybe expand their footprint around the sates or it could even be expand their frient around the united states or it could even be global -- their footprint around the united states or it could be global, and what that means long-term for the region is a growing vibrant tax base. >> it is an unbelievable opportunity for the area, and eastern iowa. >> reporter: alliant has options user of electricity would develop in the industrial park it could help to stabilize business prices on energy. at the very least, it could probably make it so we don't see any large increases in energy costs in the near future. covering the corridor tonight in cedar rapids, matt hammel, cbs2 news 10 at 10. >>> lynn county now controls 485 more acres of land after buying multiple parcels just south of squaw creek county park. it will cost 7 $7.2 million, which will be paid through local option sales tax dollars and county bonds. the goal is to preserve the natural habitat, but also protect it while local cities expand around that area. >>> right now medical marijuana supporters are hoping state lawmakers will expand iowa's limited cab bus oil law. lawmakers propose a bill that iowa, which is illegal. in 2014, legislature pass said a law that allows residents to possess the law that treats epilepsy that. law is set to expire in july. >>> a suspect is now dead after a knife attack at ohio state university in column because ohio. police say abdul razak ali artan's violent rampage began before 10:00 when he drove his car into a group of students. he then got out of the car and started attacking students with a butcher knife. officers shot and killed the suspect. i

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matt dowd. matt dowd there is a -- matt dowd. >> you cannot take advantage or benefit from a foreign state or a foreign government. that's a huge problem for donald trump. lana: there have already been a few meetings that seem to blur the line between business and government, first with real estate developers in india, and now a british politician who, may have been lobbied about the trump golf course in scotland. now the first house republican is breaking ranks to criticize mr. trump's business entanglements, writing, "you rightly criticized hillary for clinton foundation. if you have contracts w/ foreign governments it's certainly a big , deal, too." meanwhile, supporter rudy guiliani said he could see the president-elect dropping his pledge to instigate an investigation into his former rival hillary clinton, but could go either way. >> there is a tradition in win an election, you sort of put things behind you. i'd also be supportive of continuing the investigation. lana: regardless of what mr. trump decides, it is worth noting that in this country, the president does not decide who should or

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matt miller is in frankfurt. matt has your morning brief. matt: king dollar, a phrase we can be using today. eenback r supreme. plus, that forex has fallout. asian currencies dropped to levels last seen in the wake of the global financial crisis. turkey pot decision coming out at 11:00 a.m. gmt. decision coming out at 11:00 a.m. gmt. can this problem under back from the edge of collapse? guy: we are waiting to see what these markets do and what the spanish gdp number looks like as well. it is about to drop on my bloomberg. european equities a little bit positive. spanish gdp is in line with expectations of 3.2%. the european equities open. we are rising a touch and we do have european equities just beginning to firm up a little bit but not by much. the big moves came through what , what happened yesterday. let us get details on what is going on. >> let me take you to my favorite function, the stoxx 600, not a lot of conviction. we are seeing health care up. we are seeing downside pressure here, utilities front and the telcos as well. yousef: energy holding a fairly steady. we get more of thos

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matt adams. matt is not here. okay. and capt. clyde christoph. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> from the event are dormant thank you to mayor lee and thank you to the members behind me and all the members the work so diligently that they would all the partners. >>[applause] >> just real fast, this is a first responder worst nightmare to look and see this many potential victims but all the folks stating the honey stepped up to the plate went immediately into action. that's what we trained for things just like this. our marine units have the obligation of obviously handing handling things in the water is why you see them out all the time to deal with issues just like this and i promised them i would also give a huge shout out to the kos guard who actually got 20 people out to safety. they wanted to make sure that they ignored the us coast guard for their efforts and for what they've done. this is a huge collaboration between as the mayor said earlier private citizens in the folks that put on a uniform to do this thing as a matter of course. again i want to really liberate that these are heroes and these were a relic actions performed that day because this is definitely worst-case scenario. with that of the first presentation that will be to officer nick betancourt cured i'm sorry nick is not here. sgt. keith matthews. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> next up, officer mike bushnell. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> ofc. braden todaro. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> officer matt mckay. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> is kaplan and i know it's all about the teamwork and i was reminded by chief bodo south san francisco fire department happen to be in the area because it was clear week so we were blessed in so many ways for good samaritans and our partners in neighboring jurisdictions in south b van fire was responsible for rescuing eight of those 30 in the water that day. so we would like to give them a shout out and acknowledgments as well. thank you very much >> the last thing i'll say this is a coincidence of the future and the future is collaboration between everybody. law enforcement, fire, ems everyone and citizens. we've all come together in this city has been one out of unity and it was demonstrated appropriately in this incident with the civilian helping fire, police, pulpy groundwater and save their lives. as the mayor said before there's a lot people that are low back on this 20-30 years on the road and understand as are looking back because of the reli

matt: you want to drill? >> anthony: sure. ♪ >> matt: pull that out. then get the feel for where the weight sets on it. >> anthony: oh yeah! cool. >> matthony: no! >> matt: just do it. >> anthony: sweet! >> jim keane: the community recognized the miner was at the top of the food chain. when i grew up, he was considered just like a doctor or lawyer because everybody knew that he was the one making everything work. the other thing about mining is that it is so intensive, i mean you need engineers, guys running ventilation, mechanic or carpenter or a pipefitter. it's just such a diverse asset to have all these different types of people. that's what was so good about it. >> anthony: mining was always dangerous, but these men are proud of what they do and of the generations who came before them. who built neighborhoods and schools and helped power the nation. >> jim keane: they loved their work. they raised their families. they worked all the time. >> anthony: it was a destination with hopes and dreams of hard work leading to a better life. >> jim keane: you know the company's a son of a bitch, let's face it. but they were our son of a bitch

matt will bring them is these plastics bags out of the landfills. >> reporter: this group gathers at the west ellis library every wednesday from 4-7. it takes three hours to create each matt. >> each matt takes 300 bags. the size is three feet by five feet. >> reporter: the flattened the bags, cut them, join them together ad crochet plastic. >> the matt provides comfort for the homeless, protection from the ground because they are not on the cold, wet ground. >> reporter: this mersey mat mission is sponsored by the health department. volu volunteers are welcome. no special skills needed. just a warm heart wanting to give comfort to those who need it the most. >> i like to help people and i found this to be very rewarding. >> the mercy mats are given to they can always use more bags or volunteers. we have a lot of information on tmj4.com. >> george: candy cane lane switch on the lights and organizers are hoping to raise 100,000. buy a star to help children with cancer. it cost $10 squirrel stores and grocery stores. >> george: let's take a live picture of the sporadic snow flurries tonight. >> temperatures are dropping away from lake shore. this is the kind of thing you will see flurrie

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matt: welcome back to "bloomberg i amts: european open," matt miller in berlin and guy johnson in london. take a look at "the board after the u.s. big benchmarks hit record highs altogether for the first time since 1999 including the russell 2000 and the major three. we see big gains for european stocks as well. driven by oil and commodities, right? absolutely spot on. matting this up earlier on, and that is what is happening with fidel, -- with the dow. as matt has been indicating, it is an average. it has only got a handful of stocks, many industrial. up here ands box you get a fair value calculation in this column. what that tells us is we are 0.155 to be opening up by at this point. that should take us up to the 19,000 level, which means you can see another headline this morning. today, we have been talking about party like it is 1999. 19,000! matt: there are no hat. it is only for the big, round numbers. we will get a hat for 20,000. guy: i will hold you to that. matt: i will have a batch made here in germany, for sure. guy: made in germany, ok. what is going on in terms of driving is we are seeing the commodities moving higher. what else do we need to be looking at? partying likeout it is 1999. it is a party in the commodity market today as well. goldman turning over weight on commodities for the first time in four years. copper at its highest clos

trump's portfolio poses a challenge, says abc news contributor and former bush-cheyney strategist, matt dowd, matt dowd you cannot take advantage or benefit from a foreign state or a foreign government. that's a huge problem for donald trump. there have already been a few meetings that seem to blur the line between business and government--first with real estate developers in india, and now a british politician who, lobbied about the trump golf course in scotland.... now the first house republican is breaking ranks to criticize mr. trump's business entanglements, writing, you rightly criticized hillary for clinton foundation. if you have contracts w/foreign govts, it's certainly a big deal, too. #draintheswamp meanwhile, supporter, rudy guilianni said he could see the president elect dropping his pledge to call for an investigation into his former rival, hillary clinton. but could go either way giuliani there is a tradition in american politics that after behind you. i'd also be supportive of continuing the investigation. lana zak tag: and regardless of what mr. trump decides, it's worth noting th

completely shocked by this version of events that matt leili is giving me. >> are any of them suspicious of matt, the husband? >> yes, they were all suspicious of matt nique's daughter alex had lived with her mother and matt until she was 16, and there was plenty she had to say to the detective. >> i wanted him to know what was going on in the house. i wanted them to know i suspected him from the beginning. my mom would have never left her girls. i wanted him to know he would restrain her, lock her in bathrooms. >> why did he do this? the whole thing with the cameras. >> he is just extremely controlling. >> still, despite the family's suspicion and the fact that the semen on nique's body proved to be matt's, the police didn't feel they had enough evidence to make an arrest. >> there is no ankle bracelet on this man. you haven't taken his passport. >> no. >> does anybody say, if you're moving around, tell us where you're going to be. is it that kind of relationship with the authorities? >> no. there is not really a relationship with us. >> what about all the computer evidence, the video files from matt's hard drives? they appeared to be useless. >> a

matt schaub, finishing up the game. here's tonight's -- another trivia thing for you. if you wear a single digit for atlanta, there's four guys active tonight. what's your first name? >> cris: matt. >> al: and somebody told me on son, who is named matt, sims. >> cris: right. >> al: he has number 2 or something. and now, you have five guys. >> cris: and phil simms' firth day today. first night off on thursday night, perfectly timed. happy birthday, phil. >> al: at the age of? >> cris: 87. >> al: that's going to wrap it up here in tampa, fla. as the falcons trailed early, but not often. the final score, is 43-28. and tampa was up 14-13. but the atlanta falcons are on a roll. third time, 40 or more in a game. coming up, "the mazda postgame show." . wrapping up and watching c because shoulders were made for greatness. not dandruff. oh, come on! [whistle] you were out of line, coach! what's out of line is the fact that i haven't had a chance to introduce kfc's brand new $10 chicken share. perfect for two people! wow! do these come in four different delicious options? you bet! and they're all just ten bucks! [crunch] wow! football fans are gonna love these. well, that's the point! wow! it's finger lickin' good. the campbell's chunky every

matt salemme is on the way to news chopper 12. how is the morning commute matt: in milwaukee county, we're looking pretty good. visibility is 10 miles at the international airport. it now if you are try to get a drive-in, things in decent shape. we had an early crash, that is all gone. travel times look great. they are in the green. it is a 30 minute drive on foot one southbound from highway q to the zoo. that is a look at m melinda, back to you. ben: time is 5:32. later today the former milwaukee police officer accused of sexual assault will be back in court. tim elliott is in the wisn 12 news room with more on the case. tim: dominique heaggan-brown is scheduled to be arraigned later this morning. earlier this week the department fired dominique heaggan-brown -- department fired dominique heaggan-brown. and last night the milwaukee is no longer on the force. in october he was charged with sexual assault. prosecutors say he may have assaulted four people since 2015. heaggan-brown is also the officer who shot sylville smith back in august sparking days of unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. the district attorney hasn't decided yet if heaggan-brown will face charges for smith's death. if convicted on the sexual assault charges heaggan-brown could spend more than 80 years in prison. melinda, back to you the . melinda: the candidates for the white house are making their final appeal to voters and wisconsin is in the spotlight. today vice president joe biden will be in madison to campaign for fellow democrat hillary clinton. the latest marquette university law school poll shows clinton with a six point lead over republican donald trump among likely voters. clinton has yet to campaign in wisconsin during the general election but has sent others in her place. yesterday daughter chelsea stopped at anodyne coffee in milwaukee. one of the star's of abc's political drama scandal stopped in madison. katie lowes plays quinn perkins on the show. madison about the importance of voting whether it's early or on election day. >> adam and i were old enough to vote in the election they came down to a couple of hundred votes in florida. we want to make sure we talked to all that we can and do all we can do. >> a lesson that we learned is every vote counts. >> not just a slogan, it is the truth. melinda: today is the final day of early voting in most cities. au as of yesterday, more than 38,000 early votes had been cast in milwaukee surpassing the early voting record set in 2012. early voting runs from noon to 5:00 p.m. on saturday. you can vote at either the zeidler municipal building the test municipal building, -- municipal building, the midtown center or the forest home library. you will need a photo i.d. to cast a ballot. before tuesday's presidential election. trump is holding a campaign rally sunday in west allis. trump was just in eau claire on tuesday. he has made 5 stops in wisconsin since march. his children have also hit the trail. yesterday eric trump was in eau claire alongside senator ron johnson. the younger trump told the crowd it is time to make changes in washington. >> we're supposed to have people in this country who are working for the american people, not working against us, not lining their own pockets. and they're not working for us. you see what's happening with obamacare, you see what's you see what's happening to our military, you see what's happening to our vets. it's very, very, very scary. ben: wisn 12 is teaming up with abc news to bring you big story coverage on election night. watch live coverage all night on air and online starting at 4:00 p.m. on tuesday. a million dollar mistake. melinda: what happened on a casino floor that cost a woman a payout. ben: celebrating decades of disney. over 80,000 wisconsin jobs fair but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an offshore tax shelter for himself. ron johnson's just not for us. senate majority pac is responsible 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! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, out of r wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? sally: there we are, you can see patchy fog. as we rolled through the early morning hours, we are dealing with some of this patchy fog away from lake michigan. we will take a look at that visibility coming up. the checklist for layers -- the checklist, where layers early this morning. we are talking about temperatures that will reach into the low 60's today. well away from the lake, we have lower visibility. take it easy on some of those roadways. melinda: new this morning power is back on at one of las vegas' most popular casinos. ben: the paris hotel-casino was in the dark for more than 12 hours yesterday. crews were able to get the lights back on overnight. this almost sounds like the plot of a casino heist movie. a casino spokesperson says a construction crew accidentally cut a power line just before 10 -- just before 10:00 yesterday morning. at first people were allowed to stay inside but after a few hours the building's fire alarm system battery started to run about 3000 guests and employees were evacuated. overnight the hotel used twitter to tell guests that the lights were back on and apologized for the mess. a woman thought she was a millionaire after playing penny slots at a casino in new york. melinda: turns out she owed the house. back in august theoman was playing at the resorts world casino when the machine's display screen showed she had won nearly $43 million. when she tried to collect casino employees told her she owed the balance left on the machine. the casino apologized saying the machine had malfunctioned. she was offered a steak dinner instead, that is it. now she is threatening to sue the casino. ben: that better be a good steak. the first ever skill based slot machines just debuted in atlantic city. players win or lose based on how many robots they destroy in the game called danger arena. the machines are targeted to millennials who are more likely traditional push-button slots. the machines are now inside bally's harrah's and caesars in -- inside bally's, harrah's and caesars in atlantic city. 5:41. a sea of blue at a wisconsin school. plus, shots ring out inside of a walmart store full of shoppers. where police finally tracked over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overse, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil companies. that's ron johnson. that's washington. and he fits right in. end citizens united is responsible >> leading the way with important double coverage, you are watching wisn 12 news this morning with melinda davenport, ben wagner and tim elliott from the breaking news desk. wisn 12 news this morning. sally: skies are clear. the city of milwaukee visibility is very good that we have patchy fog. -- i expect kickoff temperatures it is the first day of non-daylight savings time. dry and comfortable. -- we are looking at patchy, dense fog. let's turn to matt salemme. matt: we have chopper 12 out. we areetting ready to jump into the car. if you're getting ready right now, no trouble. the volume is light. it is a nine minute trip 94 eastbound into downtown. 894 from the queue interchange to the zoo interchange. melinda: wisn 12 news time is 5:45 here it a man is killed on -- 5:45. tim elliot is in the wisn 12 newsroom with a look at what officials hope to learn today. tim: the milwaukee county medical examiner's office tells 12 news an autopsy will be done as early as this morning. we have video from news chopper 12 above ati ladish. cudahy police say around 1:15 yesterday they got a 911 call from the company. a 49-year-old man from oak creek had been hurt and died at the scene. we are working to learn what exactly happened at the facility. osha is investigating the incident along with cudahy police and the milwaukee county district attorney. another man was hurt in the accident and went to the hospital. that man is expected to survive. the

matt, matt. >> yes? >> right, i was going to say, while the nation was focused on the election, there was a bridgegate trial with two convictions. he was not charged with anything, but what did we learn from the bridgegate trial? if anything? >> this is an issue and playing against him. we learned there was a pattern of retaliation that was happening in the christie administration against wayward politicians, politicians that for one reason or another were against christie. there were revenge plots against them that went up to the top of the administration. we were told by both prosecutors and defense attorneys that christie was aware of this scheme to close lanes to the george washington bridge to punish a mayor and cause a traffic jam because that mayor did not endorse christie. christie continues to deny this but he's also frankly lied over the last few days about his role and said he fired three of those who have been convicted in this. as soon as he found out about it, it's not true. in fact, two of those people resigned with praise from him during the cover-up period before it came out in the press. so, you know, he's really like trying to clean up this bridgegate mess but certainly been a mess. it's taken a toll on his reputation in new jersey. at 19% favorability rating. even most republicans don't believe he knew anything about it as he claims and certainly in trump tower, there's concern that this could dog him but, you know, with the republican senate, i don't see why he couldn't get confirmed for any job that president trump might want to give him. >> i'm pit puutting up on the s a photo that was taken. i don't know whether you have a hon for but you know the photograph to which i refer. according to the evidence in the brid bridgegate trial, what is taking place in this photograph? >> while the traffic was happening in ft. lee, christie went to a 9/11 ceremony on 9/11 at ground zero. this ground zero is run by the same agency, the port authority that runs the bridge and while he's there, while people are stuck in traffic as he's preparing to go into the solemn ceremony, according to those in the picture, he was told about this traffic jam and they laughed about it. they were told that they were some indication, a wink and a nod they were punishing this mayor of this little town of ft. lee for not endorsing him and they had a good laugh about it. christie has said it's completely bogus. >> i was about to say. matt katz, thank you. he said it's not true, would have remembered it. not why he's laughing. i appreciate your analysis and continue to follow your reporting. @wnyc. >>> lots of tweets. we're being overwhelme overwhelmed @smerconish. what kind of example are you settling? here's the kind of example. i'm 54. when i turned 18, i registered to vote in the spring of 1980 and never missed an election, not one, not dogcatcher, not president, not ever. so you can question me on for whom i vote, but i have never missed my opportunity to exercise the franchise. go talk to the 50 million who didn't even get out and cast a ballot. frankly, it's more than that. it's half the country. as with bush/gore in 2000, the candidate who won the popular vote is not our next president thanks to the electoral college and positions to get electorals to switch vote or dump the system all together. you're about to meet one of the electors. >>> and neuroscientist sam wong promised to eat a bug if donald trump won mo

for now i'm live in sky force 10, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> matt mentioned the accident on the new jersey turnpike we have been following that involves a tractor-trailer and a

matt klein. >> matt: you're going to have to remember you're speaking to 100-year-old man. >> anthony: i know. you look good. >> mattou look good. if i look that good when i'm 60, i'll be happy. >> matt: you know the amazing thing about being 100 is? a year ago i was 99. nobody paid attention to me. didn't care. i became 100, my god. >> anthony: matt klein, the owner, proprietor, at max club deuce turned 100 years old this year. yes, 100. he's still here. the cigarette smoke and dark dank atmosphere pretty good for a guy that's seen it all. >> matt: that's 73 years ago. fort bening, georgia. i was in the second army division. >> anthony: matt klein came to miami in 1945 from new york's lower east side by way of the battle of normandy. >> matt: i came here because i was wounded and the warm weather was much better for me. >> anthony: but there was a lot of g.i.s during the war here, right? >> matt: the war made miami beach for the simple reason that people were stationed here, and they saw a world that they didn't believe. >> anthony: during world war ii, miami saw a massive influx of military personnel. hotels, whic

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matt. >> thank you, matt. we are following breaking news. two philadelphia police officers say a man they were taking into custody started biting them during a violent struggle and the bites were so deep they drew blood. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside the 24th police district where those officers are stationed. annie. >> reporter: matt, that's right, those are two officers from the 24th district that are now in the hospital after police say that suspect that they were trying to get into custody bit them on their hands and on their arms several times. they also got headbutted and it was a big struggle so there was a number of other injuries. take a look at this video. >>> this is video from the scene. the attack started just after 1:30 in the morning. two 24th district police officers on routine patrol around the 1200 block of east atlantic street saw a man trying to break into a car. when police went to stop him that's when the violent struggle began. the suspect tried to flee and punched kicked headbutted and bit both officers multiple times breaking skin and drawing blood. >> both officers, male and female officers were bit on the arm and hand where it actually broke the skin and drew blood. so, police transported both of the officers to aria frankford hospital. they are in stable condition. however, any time some

matt: disney earnings out after the bell. scarlet: our very own matt miller heads to berlin. you.e going to miss matt you as well, but i will continue to watch "what'd you miss?" every day mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann, and with all due respect to those who think this can be reversed, maybe, but only in postproduction. man, stuff has happened here in america. well, about last night, after more than a year of brain-twisting, reality-based in, you cannot make it up plot twists, the 2016 presidential race ended with one final, tectonic plate shifting 9.5 on the richter scale

live at philly international, matt delucia. >> matt came up behind me. let's take you out live to 30th street station for a look at the rails. >> nbc 10's pamela os borne is there live this morning. pamela, one of the busiest days of the year for amtrak and septa. tell us more. >> reporter: yeah. i actually just got done speaking with someone from amtrak and i can tell you a lot of the trains have actually sold out at this point but there are still some tickets available so if you're sitting around at home right now thinking there's some place you would like to be by tomorrow, you better act fast because those tickets are just a few left. if you've already booked tickets you're in look, especially if you're leaving right around now. take a look. everything is nice and easy right now. there was a long line of passengers a little while ago but they were waiting to board their train. they have since headed to their destination. when i was talking to the spokesperson here at amtrak he likened today to the super bowl. they are expecting 750,000 people to move

matt: i wonder whatever jeff bezos does, jack ma does that. scarlet: he has a bitter -- obviously one of the key stories with alibaba right now. matt: ibigger market to do it i. mattue. it is not a then move if you can do it. i wish i had done the exact same thing. here is another thing i wish i had done. facebook, talk about a big market. 1.4 billion users right now. 1.7, sorry. 2% share of the entire u.s. mobile advertising market. a massive share. we surveyed 35 analysts and came to the average growth estimate for facebook of above 50%. they will, with earnings after the bell and we expect facebook, once again, a more than 50% gain in sales. joe: the knock on facebook was they did not have a mobile strategy. close isthe market next. take a look at major indexes with less than four minutes to go before close, you have down arrows across the board off by 66 points. for ap 500 is down seventh straight day. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: we are moments away from the closing bell. "what'd you miss?" sinceg to its lowest july. i am scarlet fu. matt: i am matt miller. we want to welcome our viewers who are tuning in live on twitter. i am too old to know how to do that.

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matt. love you matt. rick, you live in thornton, you're pushing 70 years old. thank you for your service. second, congratulations on registering. why now? >> basically two reasons: i've been told i have no right to vote. so i did so. second reason, it's on my bucket list. >> i hope you have many, many more elections left, but i'm glad you joined the party. what was your first experience like as a voter? >> it's a lot smoother than i thought it would be. it seems to me it took me longer to make up my mind and what i wanted and why i wanted what i wanted. but it was easy my choices and i -- i feel like i made a good choice. i'm only hopeful though that it's going to come true. >> so you voted for president- elect donald trump. >> i did. >> and you're hopeful for the future and i know that that hope is not shared universally here. hannah, you're from denver and i know that you have concerns about what the next 4 years are going to look like. >> absolutely. so for me, the most anti-lgbt platform ran and happened to get into office. so i'm very fearful for what policies and legislation might c

matt after matt went down. >> everything going to be okay. it was hard. just looked at me. >> sara: hardy and o'connor back on duty. >> gene: early saturday morning parents of vvillado. >> grabbed her from me and cpr and soon after start crying and she was getting there. >> after that raelynn at home and doing fine. you. >> shiri: temperature in the 50s and in between tell what you time temperatures max out and where going to see 60s on the map. >> sara: missing jogger. >> gene: coverage of election 2016 and justice department sending hundreds of people to t their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. ok that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools gree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" and help reduce "the achievement gap." question 2 is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. >> sara: as donald trump continues to claim the election >> shiri: nothing severe out there, know that we are conditions for casting your vote, especially here at home, 43? right now in boston area and 10:00 a.m. temperatures in the middle 50s, followed by upper 50s by lunchtime and peak close to 60? and casting ballot late today keep in mind late this evening temperatures are going to drop back into the lower 50s or even the upper 40s in some of the suburbs. coming down from highs and low mid-60s i think we will take it, hot spots today include norwood at 64, fitchburg at 65?. still plenty warm for this time of the year. then tomorrow it ends up being a little cooler. more clouds, more showers around, so temperatures in and around the boston area probably back into the upper 50s but look at into central mass, southern new hampshire, it is going to be more like low and mid-50s. it is going to start feeling quite a bit cooler. rain totals not impressing me that much. i think getting anywhere trace to about a quarter inch of rain. i'm seeing maybe even a little bit less than that and going to be scattered showers a chance for some showers during the morning commute. points north and west of boston so central mass southern new hampshire merrimack valley even the north shore. can't rule out come showers as driving into work but i think showers end up peaking late-morning to early afternoon so smack-dab in the middle you got noon and you got lunchtime, eastern massachusetts the wet spot on the matt and then for 5:00 p.m. the drive home from work here tomorrow evening, it even seeing some breaks in cloud cover. 7-day forecast always in view takes us from the sixties today and sunshine by far the nicest day on that 7-day forecast to tomorrow increasing clouds and developing kind of scattered showers and 56 and 62 on thursday, partly cloudy skies by friday i got the chance for late days showers in the mix but again, it is looking incredibly patchy to me over the weekend and saturday few clouds around and co flurries and wind and he temperatures are going to be a lot cooler, highs around 45. in fact, only got worcester about 39 on saturday, so talk about a bitter start to the weekend. by the second half of the weekend we got lower 50s back with mix of sun and scattered clouds and monday shaping up mostly sunny at pix. back to you guys. ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early

matt. >> my buddy matt. obama in an election? >> bill dailey. >> i believe... i disagree. >> you disagree waen that you are correct. it was bobby rush. the only fellow that beat barack obama in an election. that's five x's to four o's. chini is the winner of round two. thank you for joining us. see you again next week. [clapping] >>>lots of fun. i hope brad liked his home version. it's fun. >> makes far popular gift this time of year. maybe not as popular as the craze in california. >> the apple iphone 7? >> no. >> roku express. fun viewing. >> wrong again. >> it's california i'm sure it's not the trump hats. >> you're right about that after the election. what do you get the person who has everything? in california, you can now give the gift of marijuana. >> it's healthy, wholesome, enjoyable, good for the holidays. it helps you deal your family! san francisco medical marijuana dispensaries hope to take it to retail now that proposition 64 passed. >> we have green friday. >> one dispensary is make holiday gift bags. >> they are going to be festive a accessory,

>> matt leblanc. matt leblanc. >> miss, miss, here. open it, open it. let's see,ead the whole thing. read the whole thing. >> the winner is kate winslet. >> yes! yes! [ laughter ] >> we remember -- nice to see you. >> and can i tell you -- >> thinks you're hysterical, hon. we do, too. when we saw this, everybody had the same reaction. what is he doing? >> yeah. and now i'm still doing it. >> and enough people know you. are you getting better, reactions? or is it harder to get -- >> we have a good mix of people on the street who know me, and make me feel like vie a career. you know? who watch the show. then people who still have idea who i am, which is what makes the show work. >> mostly you sneak up on people. look down, they look up and -- to get a spontaneous reaction from people. >> and tons of great celebs. jon hamm >> jon hamm, and lupita, and andy samberg. so many people. thlist goes on and on. i'm sorr >> when you pick up the phone and call one of e guysi'd like you -- >> they call me, hoda. i'm turning people down. calling me everyht. yeah. >> a

matt: i'm matt miller. we have some breaking news on ups. a company with earnings going the other way. scarlet: a bit of a long-term projection. 2019 up 5% andg adjusted shares up anywhere from 9% to 13%. the stock is getting a bit of a lift, up by 2%. matttoday crushed because executives with the other way and cut forward guidance. scarlet: valeant pharmaceuticals among them. let's get to abigail doolittle who is watching other winners and losers. >> speaking of valeant pharmaceuticals, this is one that we are looking at, the worst performer in the s&p 500 global 1200 health care index, this after the company missed third-quarter estimates and cut the full your forecast. there is new management in place and some wonder if this is the company setting the bar low, but analysts say this is the third time it has happened, so it's unlikely this is the case. probably more of a continuation of the issues that have plagued this company over the last year, down 85%. not comforting is the fact that the ceo said or surprises could be on the way. on the day, winner free port mapper ran are nicely higher. on a record 12-day rally, having its best year since 2010. ,ut if we go into the bloomberg this is a longer-term chart of copper in orange, freepo

matt high above us in news chopper 12. matt? >> if you are headed out, we are menards is packed. stay with us for the parking lots coming up. stay with us on "wisn 12 news >> welcome back. ages, don't play horse or pig with these kids. the australia personalities climbed to the top of the dam in the swissal ps and nailing this incredible shot from 600 feet up. nothing but net. now this is the record for the greatest height for a basketball shot from. word is that the guy couldn't see the ball go in. they say they did it on the third try. congratulations to them. that is incredible. >> well, a family in arizona shared their thanksgiving meal with a stranger, thanks to the text mix up. wanda thought she invited her grandson, instead reached a 17-year-d. after figuring out the mistake, she told him to come for dinner. >> she welcomed me into her >> she n has the correct number for the grandson and plan o keeping i touch with the new honorary grandson. >> a new nativity scene is putting a twist on the original. it is the hipster set, wisemen on the segways and bearing gifts from amazon. ray band glasses, a man bun, and taking a selfie with a latte. the company is saying that the every day. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:26 black friday is here. now to matt up in news chopper 12. matt? >> we have made it to brookfield scarand right now, it is the same as southridge and mayfair, 30% of the parking lot is full. plenty of sces left. we have a complete check on the stay with us on "wisn 12 news ben: the holiday shopping rush is on. friday. others are just getting home from a long night of shopping. either way, you have you covered on this post-thanksgiving morning. >> but first, weather watch 12. here's a live look outside and at radar. some rain and snow flurries are possible today. we're keeping a close eye on conditions across southeast wisconsin. >> good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda has the day off. it's 6:30 on this black friday, november 25th. let's start wi y meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy, black friday, do we need the umbrellas or jackets? >> grab a coat or a jacket, it is chilly this morning. a rain shower will be later on this morning. early on a handful o