danielle mclaughlin, ben ferguson, we've got to wrap. christi, over to you both. >>> death threats against electoral college voters. we're going to meet a man who says he's been threatened hundreds of times to change his vote from donald trump to hillary clinton. stay close. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>> electors across the country will vote tomorrow to officially choose the 45th president of the united states. >> there are a total of 538, california with the most, 65. and seven states have just three. the numbers in each state are equal to its members in congress. despite winning the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes, hillary clinton has picked up only 232 electoral votes, donald trump has picked up 306. now in the likely or rather unlikely event th

erin mclaughlin, thank you. joining me now to talk more is republican congressman will herd of texas, a former cia officer and serves on the homeland security committee. congressman, thank you for making the time for us. you hear erin's report that there are so many potential terrorists that could be tracked. but we now know that the attacker was known to german authorities. so to you, that he slipped through the cracks so many times, is this a failure on the part of german authorities or are they drinking out of a fire hose when it comes to potential threats? >> i think they'll have to analyze this. earlier this year i participated in a task force in congress looking at terrorist travel from europe and other places to the united states. one of the things that we found was that folks in europe were not checking the travel documents, every single travel documents of folks. they weren't checking the names of travelers against known watch lists. and this was a recommeproblem t saw in places like france earlier in t

this happened on palm beach court last night off mclaughlin here in san jose.

our scotland football reporter chris mclaughlin was at the match.n the world started with silence. in memory of the 66 fans who lost their lives in the new year ibrox disaster over 45 years ago. as the new year approached it was an old face who had ibrox rocking once more. step forward 37—year—old kenny miller. just rewards from rangers, who had started well. but there are reasons celtic are so far ahead in the title race. one of those, the young french striker mousa dembele. celtic were level. at the start of the second half, only the crossbar stopped him giving celtic the lead. sinclair off target the follow—up. he made amends with 20 minutes to go, with a little help from a rangers defence that had temporarily disappeared. but in an entertaining match, the home side looked dangerous in spells. miller thought he'd levelled late on, the post had other ideas. disappointment for kenny miller and for rangers, that's how it finished here, celtic very much deserving of their victory. it's party time now for them and their fans. on the last day of 2016,

that the young woman was waiting for a bus at the kresge crest-gee college stop near heller and mclaughlin drive just before one o'clock yesterday morning. that's when she chose to catch a ride with a passing driver. but, the driver didn't stop where he was supposed to... despite the student's pleas for him to pull over. the young woman eventually jump out of the car as the driver slowed for a turn. the driver then took off.. the student has minor injuries. ==sam/curail== today two jail escapees recaptured this week - and the people authorities say assisted them - are scheduled to make their first court appearances since the manhunts ended. ==vo== that first manhunt ended tusday night in antioch. that's when agents recaptured laron campbell. we're hearing for the first time about intimate details behind the arrest. one deputy u-s marshal spoke exclusively with nbc bay area. he says escapee laron campbell was covered in foam insulation when agents nabbed him - after falling out of the attic. ==sot== "he saw us in the front. saw us in the back. he went up there. he's 6 foot 4, 230 pounds. i

his spokeswoman, fran mclaughlin ?released a statement saying the with this democrat party fake news because he helped donald trump get elected potus. he said they must have hear him speak at last night's trump victory rally and it touched a nerve. hashtag make america great again" meanwhile - the milwaukee county board is expected to vote this morning on establishing policy for external investigations of in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. ahead on wakeup - the winter weather affecting t the unusual winter event in new york - coming up. also this morning - the latest on the conditions in aleppo. why has put a civilian evacuation on hold this morning. plus - when a hearing will be held to discuss russia's involvement in the 20-16 election...and when more information will be released by u-s forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell high pressure is moving over our area

erin mclaughlin is live at the market which has reopened in berlin. erin, law enforcement is putting pieces together on his background. what are they finding and how does this wider terror network then play into the investigation? >> brooke, at the moment it's unclear, authorities here are being very careful about what information they are sharing, seemingly not to compromise the nature of this ongoing investigation but the information we are learning about amri's background and his connections to a pro-isis network, recruitment network that was operating here in germany, well, those details are potentially telling. now, we know that in november german authorities arrested five senior members of that recru recruitment network. cnn has had an opportunity to take a look at the 345 page investigative file associated with that case. in that final amri's name is mentioned several times as someone who wanted to carry out attacks and critically members of that network offering to hide him and that has to be a consideration tonight for authorities in this ong

erin mclaughlin, cnn, berlin. >> they are increasing security at christmas markets across europe.y police reinforcement it have been ordered to christmas events and any areas expected to draw crowds of people, the czech have also ordered protection for markets. except for security, this village in nice, france was mostly empty, the city still recovering from july's deadly terror attack. a large truck there plowed through a crowd celebrating bastille day, killing 86 people. technology on board the truck here in berlin that attacked the crowd behind me as they stood is providing some information about the hours leading up to that deadly assault. tom informationman has been looking at the timeline around that. >> reporter: this is the truck that was used in the attack. it is owned by a polish shipping company. it was on what should have been a routine run delivering steel from italy up into germany when authorities believe it was highjacked on the out skirts of berlin between 3:00 and 4:00 in the afternoon. the driver killed, his body later found inside that cab. how do they know it

this happened on palm beach court last night off mclaughlin here in san jose. they broke in, they shot the suspects and ran. >> they broke in had guns and shot my stepson and his friend each in the leg. >> reporter: he went on to say that normally that neighborhood is pretty quiet. now, the two victims who were shot they were taken to regional medical center. they are expected to be okay. but so many questions remain in this case. for example, did the victims and the suspects know each other or was this random? what do the suspects look like? live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> she sang and danced her way into the hearts of millions and now family, friends and fans are remembering the life of debbie reynolds. as roxana saberi reports, she had a stroke just one day after the death of her daughter, carrie fisher. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: sunshiny teenaged star of the 1952 classic "singin' in the rain" died wednesday just a day after her daughter actor carrie fisher who had a heart attack on a flight to l.a. from london. >> wonder if it didn't have somethin

here is erin mclaughlin with more. >> chilling new video of the moment a 25 metric ton truck plowed into berlin christmas market monday night. this as we're learning german authorities knew in advance that amri, the prime suspect in the attack, was a potentially dangerous man. amri spoke several times about committing attacks in germany. according to investigative records shared with cnn. german officials issuing a formal arrest warrant for europe's most wanted man as new evidence points to the 24-year-old tunisia as the man behind the wheel of the truck. >> translator: we were able to find fingerprints outside of the door of the truck and inside, and our investigation makes us assume that amri did drive the truck. >> a desperate manhunt for amri and possibly more suspects has let investigators on raise across germany and as far north as coastal denmark. intelligence revelations increasing the political pleasure on chancellor merkel, germany joining france and belgium whose intelligence services failed to stop known security risks from carrying out attacks, this as we learn more about th

right to cnn's erin mclaughlin in berlin. erin, sources are telling cnn the suspect was arrested in august but he was released. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: that's right, jake. he was arrested in august for trying to cross illegally on forged documents over to italy. but a judge took the decision to let him go, even though german authorities had tried and failed to deport him back in june and his known islamist ties, all of this leading to some serious questions in berlin tonight as to what could have been done differently to prevent this attack. in germany and across europe tonight, a desperate man hunt. this arrest warrant issued by german authorities wednesday for a 24-year-old tunisian man, anis amri, the only identified suspect of the christmas market attack. his identity papers were found at the scene inside the stolen truck's cabin. turns out he has been on the german authorities' radar for some time. according to german intelligence sources he arrived in germany mid 2015 and was involved in radical is

. >> reporter: police say the victim was hitchhiking at this bus stop at heller and mclaughlin drive at 12:45 thursday morning. a man picked her up. he was smoking marijuana behind the wheel. when they got to where she wanted to stop, he kept moving. the then jumped from the moving car. >> i give her props, because i would not know what to do. hopping out of the car like that, that was really smart. >> reporter: she suffered minor injuries. there are nighttime shuttles and other safer ways to get around. >> we have a police escort service that can help students during the evening. hitchhiking comes with its own set of dangers and you don't know who you're getting a ride from. >> reporter: the suspect is in his mid 20s, driving a four-door sedan with a red paper license plate from a dealership. >>> new details involving the teenager accused of sexually assaulting a fellow high school student after a football game. the district attorney's office says tonight their investigation is ongoing and it has not decide wld to press charges against the 15-year-old high school student. the father

his spokeswoman, fran mclaughlin ?replied, saying... "the sheriff said he is bored with this democrat party fake news because he helped donald trump get elected potus. he said they must have heard him speak at last night's trump victory rally and it touched a nerve. hashtag m-a-g-a. the milwaukee county board is expected to vote this morning on establishing policy for external the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. it's in response to the 4 deaths at the county jail this year. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. on sunday, you can expect aaron rodgers to be on the field leading the packers as he said that his calf injury won't keep him away. there are a couple of reasons, a playoff push and the rivalry with the bears. it's been a bit lopsided as of late, as the packers have won the 11 of the last 13 meetings. tim van vooren has the "for the 194th time it will be packers and chicago bears sunday. this time at soldier field. get this, the all time series i

>> erin mclaughlin, thank you for that. i want to find out what you think of the suspect in this truck attack. we're learning now that he has connections to an isis recruiting network. does that change things? >> well, one of the gaps here was, in the first day isis didn't claim responsibility and nobody claimed responsibility on their behalf. then we saw them yesterday claim responsibility, using the very tightly controlled language that they use when they think someone answered their call but they're not sure. this certainly adds an element of credibility to what the drivers were here in terms of the group. >> take us behind the scenes, if you will, john. how is the u.s. helping in this investigation? >> let's start with the german police. they're in the throes of a massive manhunt and a dragnet for a suspect that is obviously very dangerous. he could do something like this again. but is also extraordinarily valuable to get alive and to learn information about what network, if there is one, is behind this. was it propagan

erin mclaughlin, cnn, berlin. >> editor in chief of the german news site bild -- joins me via skype from his home in berlin. thanks for joining us. what's your understanding about who they're looking for here? >> [ audio difficulty ]. they're saying they're confident they will be able to find the actual perpetrator of these attacks quite soon. but there is not a lot on who the person may really be. again, they arrested someone right after the attack. they had him in custody for something like 35 hours. they questioned him. they had to release him because they just couldn't tie him to the attack, couldn't tie him to being the driver. and now they're looking for an entirely different person. from what we hear, he may have shown a high level of professionalism in preparing this attack. he may have shown a high level of professionalism in scouting out the road and reconnaissance and all that, plotting this attack, but so far there's very little on the background. there's not a description of that person. there are about 500 leads from calls, tips from the public. but the police has been very

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cnn's erin mclaughlin live in berlin. we just did hear from the german chancellor angela merkel. >> that's right, john, and she is under intense pressure to find the main suspect at the heart of this manhunt. 24-year-old tunisian national amri. she said they are growing increasingly confident he is the man who perpetrated this attack, citing his fingerprints which were found inside the cabin of the truck. in that statement, she also took a moment to remember the victims of the attack. take a listen to what she had to say. >> translator: we have known for a long time and the minister mentioned it, that we are a target for the islamist terrorists, and if then such an incident happens, as the one we had, then that's something else. so in every hour, we are with the -- our thoughts are with the victims and also the relatives and we think of everybody in hospitals and we must work as best as possible. >> now, while germans are mourning the victims of this attack, many that i've been speaking to are expressing outrage at the wa

. >> reporter: police say the victim was hitchhiking at this bus stop at heller and mclaughlin drive at 12:45 thursday morning. a man picked her up. he was smoking marijuana behind the wheel. when they got to where she wanted to stop, he kept moving. the then jumped from the moving car. >> i give her props, because i would not know what to do. hopping out of the car like that, that was really smart. >> reporter: she suffered minor injuries. there are nighttime shuttles and other safer ways to get around. >> we have a police escort service that can help students during the evening. hitchhiking comes with its own set of dangers and you don't know who you're getting a ride from. >> reporter: the suspect is in his mid 20s, driving a four-door sedan with a red paper license plate from a dealership. >>> new details involving the teenager accused of sexually assaulting a fellow high school student after a football game. the district attorney's office says tonight their investigation is ongoing and it has not decide wld to press charges against the 15-year-old high school student. the father

--then at 138, chase mclaughlin gives lisbon six more points with his first at 152 with kanan morris....butteris holds on for a 4-3 decision... --at 160, alburnett's tucker franklin uses this reverse as part of his 8-6 decision but the pirates had to forfeit 8 weight as lisbon wins the dual 48-16. from lisbon, scott westerberg tv9 sports. and finally it's time for another edition of the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. marion 5"10 junior guard chloe rice can fill against mount vernon.. chloe scored 20 points.. and had 5 rebounds, 5 assist, and five steals in the win. chloe is trying to help lead marion back to the state tournament where they lost in the semi-finals last year. what kind of goals have you set as a team? individual steps we are not trying to focus on the end right now it takes everyday to get their by that time we will be ready for state and the championship game. so you said championship game that is the goal? that is doesn't take a drill off she hates to lose. i notice you are an inside player you like to take the three what do you enjoy

his spokeswoman, fran mclaughlin ?released a statement saying the sheriff "is bored with this democrat party fake news because he helped donald night's trump victory rally and it touched a nerve. hashtag make america great again" in the meantime-- the county board will consider requiring an external investigation of the in-custody deaths at a special meeting tomorrow morning. if approved the full board will take it up at their regularly scheduled meeting at 9:30. the public is welcome to attend. ty montgomery has done more than just help out at running back, he's become the main man. tim van vooren has more on montgomery goinf in the blitz. "there was a time early this season when ty montgomery was not getting much action in the packers offensive game plan. that time has passed. he's become a main player, mostly from the backfield." "i love what they've allowed me to do here. it's been a blessing but i still keep that same mentality. at the end of the day what matters is running because if i go to the super bowl that m

(scott-mclaughlin) in the prisons, they would sing songs.and you'd have to ask yourself what was this thing about, why were they singing these songs as they're being beaten? and the reason why they sang the songs was just like when the priest chanted gregorian chants or when a buddhist has a mantra. or when you say, "hail mary mother of god" in the catholic religion. it was a means of going inside of yourself to find the strength within to deal with the outside world. one of my mentors was bill kunseler. there was one scene he told me about when he was in birmingham where he was representing dr. martin luther king. and they had come from a demonstration or rally, and king had been told that there were men looking to kill him that night. and they drove up to a house, and bill and king were staying in the house together with a group of other people. bill told the story that people were petrified that night. i mean, they thought that the house was going to be bombed, and they darkened the house so there were no lights at all. and he was afraid

our erin mclaughlin is live for us in berlin where the christmas market has actually reopened. tell us about the manhunt and the police raids. jud are german police confident the suspect is still in the country? >> for the moment, they're not saying. what we do know is they're casting their net wide. police across europe are on the lookout. in fact, there was a raid at a port in denmark today. although that turned out to be a false lead. for the most part, though, authorities seem to be concentrating, the police raids here in germany, in berlin, as well as in the cologne area. according to the prosecutor, they received a tip-off to search a coach in the german city of hilden today, although that looking to be a false lead as well. meanwhile, here in berlin, life seems to be getting back to normal. a sign of resilience just behind me. the christmas market, the scene of the attack, had been reopened this morning. albeit to intense security presence. a lot of police officers here, they've also installed concrete barricades to prevent this kind of attack from happening again. they'

his spokesperson, fran mclaughlin ?replied, saying... "the sheriff said he is bored with this democrat party fake news because he helped donald trump get elected potus. he said they must have heard him speak at last night's trump victory rally and it touched a nerve. hashtag m-a- tomorrow -- the milwaukee county board ?is expected to take up a resolution asking for an outside investigation into the four deaths at the jail, which have occurred since april. we've seen it, we've felt it and now we're understanding that it's going to be here. the cold. that arctic blast will be felt by the packers as well when they play at chicago at noon sunday. tim van vooren with more tonight from lambeau field. figures to be even worse at chicago on sunday. that's where the packers will be. they say though that they'll be ready for that game because they'll be practicing out in these elements this week, just not wednesday." "we are going to stay indoors today, but tomorrow we will go outside and just they way we are structured with the facility we can on

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cnn's erin mclaughlin is in berlin with us for the very latest. >> good morning, erica. that's right we are hearing some new and disturbing details about the 24-year-old tunisian national and his links to the pro-isis recruitment network known as abu walaa. now senior members of that recruitment network had been arrested by authorities here in germany back in november. cnn has had a chance to take a look at the 345-page investigative file in relation to that case. according to that file amri is named several times, mentioned by a police informant as someone who wanted to launch attacks, an idea that member of that recruitment network, too, were supportive of, and offered to hide him. we're also hearing according to that file that members of the recruiting network had also been talking about driving a truck full of gasoline, and a bomb, into a crowded area. and also, learning that at least one senior member of the group had been trying to arrange logistics to get amri out of the country, out of germany, in 2015, and 2016, and we of course know that in august amri had been

laura: john mclaughlin, thank you so much for joining us. john: sure. laura: aleppo is now a synonym for hell. that was the bleak assessment of the un's secretary-general, which came with a warning that children could die if they are not allowed to evacuate soon. attempt to evacuate civilians were held up again today. quentin sommerville has the latest. quentin: this is the moment hope turns to panic, when today's evacuations from eastern aleppo went wrong. "those people are being threatened by the regime," shout the activists. they are running away from the crossing point. "hurry up, hurry up. they are going to shoot at us. we have been following him for six months." the man beside him starts to sob. and then the gunfire begins. hezbollah fighters were shooting at evacuees, it seems over the head just to scare them. with that, the cease-fire in aleppo collapsed. thousands made it out overnight, clinging to anything they could. but today in the streets of eastern aleppo, tens of thousands more were still trapped. the rebels weren't living up to their si

. >> the police say the victim was hitchhike at this bus stop at heller and mclaughlin drive. a man picked her up smoking marijuana behind the wheel. they got to bay and high street where she wanted to get out he would not stop. she pleaded with him to pull over for a mile. and jumped from the moving car as it slowed down at mission street. >> i would have panicked. hopped out of the car >> there are safer ways to get around according to a spokesperson. [ inaudible ] hitchhiking obviously coming with a set of danger. all the suspect is in his mid-50s with a spanish accent and slicked back hair. he was driving a four-door sedan, with a red paper license plate from a dealershipship in watsonville. >> new details in a high school sex assault case. >> the father of the accused is putting the blame on the teen girl who said she was raped. the 15-year-old girl said a student from de la salle assaulted her after a football game at de la salle high school. the bad said that the sex was consensual. we should add the father is himself a registered sex offender. the contra costa county d

it happened on peach court near mclaughlin. the suspects forced their way in at 10 p.m. last night. kpix 5's maria medina on the manhunt still under way. >> reporter: police say the victims and the suspects did not know each other. neighbors say this is where the home invasion happened. police say two men forced their way in, they exchanged some words with the victims before they shot them and then took off. one man tells us he knows the victims. >> um, couple of people tried to break it there and they had guns and they shot my stepson and his friend each in the leg. >> reporter: the two victims were taken to regional medical center. they are expected to be okay. however, police have not released a motive or a suspect description. in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> two down, five recounts to go for santa clara county's registrar. more than 7 weeks after the election, poll workers still tallying ballots. two races have been completed with no change in the outcome. the chief of police for the city of santa clara and a palo alto school board member. there are five more contests sti

his spokeswoman, fran mclaughlin ?released a statement saying the sheriff - quote - "is bored with this democrat party fake news because he helped donald trump get elected potus. he said they must have hear him speak at last night's trump victory rally and it touched a nerve. board is expected to vote this morning on establishing policy for external investigations of in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. kanye west gets a gift from president elect donald trump. what he got during a meeting this week at trump tower. "miss universe 2015 is..." "colombia!" cheers and steve harvey is looking for redemption when it comes to his miss who's joining the comedian as host of the pageant and it's going to be a cold one when the packers take on the bears this sunday in chicago. ahead what coach mike mccarthy has to stay about the wild weather. and the harlem globetrotters are a new year's ev

his spokeswoman, fran mclaughlin ?replied, saying... "the sheriff said he is bored with this democrat party fake news because he helped donald trump get elected potus. he said they must have heard him speak at last night's trump victory rally and it touched a nerve. the milwaukee county board is expected to vote this morning on establishing policy for external investigations of in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. it's in response to the 4 deaths at the county jail this year. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. a town's entire police force.... calling it quits at the same time. why the officers say they had to go. new this morning - surveillance the man who killed an airline employee in oklahoma city... plotting his attack. plus - portland drivers... stuck for hours on the highway. why the city didn't salt any of its roads ahead of a big snow the fox 6 wakeup news. today: mostly sunny, blustery and bitter cold. high: 8 wind: w/nw 1

. >> vicki:the student was waiting for a bus at the kresge college stop near heller and mclaughlin drivesund 12:45 a.m. when she caught a ride from a passing driver to the base of campus, police said. >> vicki:the driver who agreed to give her a lift started a casual conversation with her. he didn't stop the car as they approached high street and bay drive, according to police. >> vicki:the suspect continued traveling on bay drive fordespite the student's pleas to pull over and stop. the student exited the car as the driver slowed down to turn on mission street, according to police. the driver fled from the scene and the student was left with minor injuries, police said. the suspect was described as a hispanic man in his mid 20s with a spanish accent and short, slicked back hair. he appeared to be under the influence and was smoking marijuana, according to police. >> vicki:the suspect vehicle was a newer-model, four-door sedan that was dark gray or silver with red paper license plates from a watsonville car dealership, police said. anyone with information on the case is asked to call camp

to do what's best for them taking on north linn in a battle of 1a's top 10 teams at 138 -- chase mclaughlin -- wins with the pin to put the lions up 12 points in the dual the lynx wouldn't go down quitely -- ethan row-mid-coe -- touches the shoulder -- for fall but lisbon is ranked 2nd in the state for a reason -- logan o'connor -- gets his man flat as a pancake -- lions take it -- 45 to 35. cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us today will be pretty similar to yesterday, temperatures will stay p clouds in overhead. it will be cool with highs in the mid to upper 30s area wide. temperatures will clear some tonight and lows will be in good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in coming up - the penalties for one south american airline - following the deadly plane crash in colombia this week.you're watching c-b-s 2 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... lea

nomination.caleb mclaughlin... finn wolf-hard... gaten mata-razzo... and noah schnapp when the newcame in that their show was nominated for best drama series. winona ryder was also nominated for best actress in a drama series. the super-natural drama has been renewed for a second season.. which will premiere in 2017. 3( (can't wait to see it! i'm a big fan of the show.if you haven't seen it... this week is a good one to ?binge watch? any show... inside... because it's cold out there!and temps are only going down from here...jessica is in the weather center with micahel for an update on the forecast. chat... ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) partly sunny in the morning then clearing. highs around 12. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight...partly cloudy. lows around 2. west winds 5 to 15 mph. wednesday...partly sunny. patchy blowing snow. highs around 13. west winds 10 to 20 mph. wednesday night...bitterly cold. partly cloudy. lows around 2 below. west winds 10 to 20 mph. wind chill readings 12 below to 22 below zero. thursday...b

her hit song "angel" -- sarah mclaughlin. >> love her voice!w album "wonderland." >> song five, wild card pick. no more for her acting -- >> anna kendrick. >> on a fox tv show. >> i don't know. >> and played ms. hanigan. ♪ the angel did did say was to certain poor shepherds in fields as they lay ♪ >> i have no idea. >> jane! >> she has a beautiful voice! wait. let's hear. ♪ on a cold winter's night that was so deep ♪ ♪ noel, noel >> that was great. ♪ noel, noel. >> she's lovely. >> guess what it's time for? >> both: "friday funnies." >> waiting for this. go. there was once a great king named rudolph the red. he stood looking out the window of his palace while the queen sat nearby knitting. he turned to her and said, look, my dear, it has begun to rain. without even looking up from her knitting she replayed, it's too cold to rain. it must be snowing. the king shook his head and reminded his wife, i am the king of this land, and rudolph the red knows rain, dear. [ laughter ] you're only as good as the crap material you were given. you know? i'm s

with me now danielle mclaughlin and boston herald columnist adrianna cohen.nna, seems the republicans when they were defeated in 2012, they did a lot of soul-searching. the rnc had the autopsy and decided to think about what this meant, the defeat went. i don't see sign of that on the democrat side. do you think that's encouraging the republicans? >> it certainly is. what the democrats should be doing is taking, just taking responsibility for what went wrong. as you mentioned, instead of reflecting on mistakes that they made, they play the blame game. first they blame wikileaks, then fake news, then alt-right, then russia, then her gender, come christmas they're going to be blaming santa claus. they should be looking in the mirror and see where they failed the working man, where they failed the people, why are they not connecting with voters? and rejigger the message and the platform instead of playing the blame game. >> danielle, do you agree with that? >> actually i do. it was almost paralysis when we lost some ways it was so close, and other ways we lost t

--then at 138, chase mclaughlin gives lisbon six more points with his first period pin... --jack butteris in a tight match at 152 with kanan morris....butteris holds on for a 4-3 decision... --at 160, alburnett's tucker franklin uses this reverse as part of his 8-6 decision but the the dual 48-16. from lisbon, scott westerberg tv9 sports. and finally it's time for another edition of the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. marion 5"10 junior guard chloe rice can fill up a stat sheet in the opening game against mount vernon.. chloe scored 20 points.. and had 5 rebounds, 5 assist, and five steals in the win. chloe is trying to help lead marion back to the state tournament where they lost in the semi-finals last year. what kind of goals have you set as a team? individual end right now it takes everyday to get their by that time we will be ready for state and the championship game. so you said championship game that is the goal? that is the goal yea. she is very competitive person even in practice she doesn't take a drill off she hates to lose. i not

. >> here now with reaction, pollster frank luntz and john mclaughlin. what do you make of the effort of the president and hillary to delegitimize the russian hacking did it. there's no new evidence. nothing new came in. we knew all of this before the election. >> it's 2000 all over again. this is a democratic strategy so that voter wills not accept the outcome. >> it's going to backfire. >> but the problem is -- i love the fact that trump is going out to the people. this is the first time since ronald reagan that the president has this kind of army. for every issue, every concern, donald trump will be able to turn out not just tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people that will come to washington saying you have to listen to us. it's a brilliant strategy to run against the cynicism that the democrats are promoting. >> so the president has had eight years to fix the so-called hacking. we've known about this forever. even talked about i told them to stop, meaning the chinese and the russians. influencing elections is so horrible. you were the pol

we reached out to sheriff clarke for a response to this la spokeswoman, fran mclaughlin ?replied, saying... "the sheriff said he is bored with this democrat party fake news because he helped donald trump get elected potus. he said they must have heard him speak at last night's trump victory rally and it touched a nerve. hashtag m-a- g-a. tomorrow -- the milwaukee county board ?is expected to take up a resolution asking for an outside investigation into the four deaths at the jail, which have occurred rookie malcolm brogdon went with his family to ghana. he played soccer and noticed that most of his opponents didn't have shoes. children on the streets begged for lunches. so malcolm and his brothers gave theirs away. that experience was one of many that have shaped his life. tom pipines goes beyond the game. 22:01:39 you watch film; you learn what your deficiencies were; you take it out to the practice court, and you 22:01:43 bucks guard malcolm brogdon doesn't sound or act like your typical nba rookie. three days removed from his 24th birthday, he carries himself as a veter

joining us for a "power lunch" exclusive, mark mclaughlin, ceo of palo alto net works.e got russia in the news today for a variety of reason. we're reading about the alleged russian hacks, reading about yahoo!. every single day, is it getting harder to protect critical date why and information or are the cybercriminals simply getting more headlines? >> i think it is both. it is getting harder in sense that we have more and more of our life is digital in nature and the very productivity that comes from the digital technologies is a very thing that allows you to attack them in the first place. we're taking data, adding it all together in the cloud and creating billions of new end points with the internet of things, as ways to get at it. the bad guys take advantage of that. >> how does it happen? take us through how 1 billion users, billion users, have their information hacked. that's got to be something on enterprise side. somebody has gotten something very -- it is not a fishing scam, right? how does that happen? >> what happens usually is the bad guys will figure out ho

tony bennett, niel diamond, sarah mclaughlin, dolly parton, they were at the event on wednesday. what i love, if you can't make it to new york city before the holidays, they leave the tree up to january 7. you have extra time to see it if you have a later christmas trip up to the big apple. >> it's beautiful. it looks fantastic. now it's officially the holiday >> december 1st. hard to believe. >>> so we have a story coming up that just by looking at the picture, it is going to make you smile and cry all at the same time. it's a young boy who was given a very special gift. >>> and puppies help college students prep for finals. we are gonna tell you how they are doing that coming up at 6:42. >>> tonight on 10news and cbs, "the big bang theory," "the great indoors" at 8:30, "m 11". colbert," his guests are justin z26p3z zy6z i've been thinking... this might be the one thing in the world you pull apart to come together. new papa john's cinnamon pull-aparts covered with cinnamon crumble and sweet cream cheese icing. >>> good morning. it is 6:41 on your thursday and here is your bridge

evelin and john mclaughlin, former actor cia director. thank you very much both of you for being with us and giving us your perspective. >> thank you. >> trump takes on twitter and takes aim on twitter, this time taking a swipe of the cost of the fighter jet program. it is the most expensive in history and promising that once he's sworn in, billions of dollars will be saved on military expenses. we'll have more on that after this quick break. he was skin and bones. usually what you see in neglected dogs. it was one of those complete, meant-to-be moments... i totally fell in love with him. (avo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped the aspca save nearly thirty thousand animals so far. get a new subaru, and we'll donate another two hundred and fifty dollars to help those in need. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ this is todd hardy. a fitness buff, youth baseball coach-and lung cancer patient. the day i got the diagnosis, i was just shocked. the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed.