this video put together by michelle michael. she's a photo journalist and telling the story. bourbon barrel guitar company, listen to these things sing. >> how much? because i know someone that needs this. >> these are custom made to order guitars, so there isn't a specific price. if you're interested in getting one, e-mail mike and he will build one for you, but there's some really unique touches. the neck of the guitar are all made out of clay. >> on the back side of the neck itself is a penny. >> look at that. >> add a couple of touches of the whiskey, rubs it in with the bottom of the barrel to stain it, and my favorite part of this whole guitar, talk about custom. >> coolest piece of this. >> what? >> of course! >> then the appropriate thing to >> oh, hey. >> need stuff. >>> the cost of this wedding in russia just under $633,000. >> cheap. >> cheap. >> we've seen some hollywood weddings go into the millions. >> except i was speaking of only the dress. >> it's okay, s not. she's going to wear it once. >> thank you very much for such beautiful moment. >> is she a princess

this video put together by michelle michael. she's a photo journalist and bourbon barrel guitar company, listen to these things sing. >> how much? because i know someone that needs this. >> these are custom made to order guitars, so there isn't a specific price. if you're interested in getting one, e-mail mike and he will build one for you, but there's some really unique touches. handmade touches, the inlays in the neck of the guitar are all made out of clay. >> on the back side of the neck itself is a penny. >> look at >> add a couple of touches of the whiskey, rubs it in with the bottom of the barrel to stain it, and my favorite part of this whole guitar, talk about custom. >> coolest piece of this. >> what? >> of course! >> then the appropriate thing to do is put a little back. >> oh, hey. >>> the cost of this wedding in russia just under $633,000. >> cheap. >> cheap. >> we've seen some hollywood weddings go into the millions. >> except i was speaking of only the dress. >> it's okay, she's going to wear it numerous -- no, she

president obama and first lady michelle obama danced to michael michelle obama danced to michael jackson's thriller at his last halloween celebration at the white house. they decorated the south lawn as more than four thousand trick or treaters came to visit. the first lady, who is an advocate for healthy eating, even joked about how halloween is the one day you can this is going to this is going to make you laugh this morning one celebrity transforms into a pokemon for halloween...all to make his daughter smile. obviously, you don't recognize him in this instagram video. but dwayne johnson, the rock, is underneath that pikachu costume. he says his daughter loves the character, but when she first saw him, she started crying, so he had to start dancing. after awhile, he steps back to get some air, of course out of his daughter's sight. he ends the video by say "what daddy's do." as your scroll through your facebook feed this morning, you may see a lot of your friends checked into a certain place. the message they are trying to make this morning, by checking into north dakota". but first, on

president obama and first lady michelle dancing to michael jackson's thriller last night at their final halloween at the white house. more than 4,000 people came by for trick-or-treat most of them students from local schools and children from military families. they have got the moves. randy: yeah, they do. i wonder if they gave out greatt emily: like the entire candy bar. we have to get an invite. cindy: at my house it is take two or three. if you put them together. speaking of trick or treating last night, it was chilly. look at the differences in the temperatures as you're heading out the door now. it is colder by nearly 20 degrees in some spots. so a chilly start. today is going to be a cool day. high temperature here on november 1 in the mid 50's. look at the warmup coming midweek wednesday into thursday. mid to upper 60's. the system that is going to bring in the warmth is also going to bring in some rain. this cold fronts to the west will eventually bring in some showers. we have high pressure overhead this morning. it is mainly clear but a cool look at these high temperatures. l

working with designer michael smith, michelle obama chose works from contemporary artists like robert rauschenberg and alma thomas, the first african american female artist to be featured in the white house 10;19;14;48 aa// we know mrs. obama has gone to great efforts continuation of makin in some cases they also kept things the same... a mirror, mantle and sideboard from george w bush's administration... still in the same spot for the family that followed a link in the long tradition of very private rooms, for a very public family. [can lose this bite] aa i hope theyll be an inspiration for the next inhabitants that was jesse palmer today's top stories and a final check of your forecast! and.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's abc primetime lineup. take a look at this view from chopper 13. .bringing you breaking news fast and first. we'll be right back. as you make up your mind, remember -- congressman heck voted 10 times to defund planned parenthood. he even threatened to shut down the government over it. heck took all that money from wall street

michelle?" prosecutor michael blake always no physical evidence against jennings. the case was primarily circumstantial, comprised mainly of all those incriminating interviews he gave. >> the gunshot in her chest, that to me looked like the very first shot that was fired. >> reporter: but clint wasn't so sure that jennings' statements made him the shooter. he consulted his father. >> i asked him, "if there were an innocent man in prison, would him?" >> and i said, "okay! like, maybe what have you got?" and he e-mailed me a copy of the court of appeal opinion in ray's case. and i read that case, the opinion. and i walked into his office and i said, "i'm very troubled." >> reporter: so the ehrlich's pored through the trial transcripts, and the more they read, the more they were convinced that jennings had been wrongfully convicted. >> because they start off the opinion by essentially saying, "we recognize that there is no witness that saw this man commit the crime. there's no physical evidence to tie him to the crime and very quickly i said, "okay. let's do this." >>

prosecutor michael blake carefully laid out his case, arguing that jennings approached michelle in theute. she would have resisted. and then, things must have spiralled out of control. and he shot her. >> he took that girl's life to preserve his own. after making a grave mistake with her. >> reporter: as for the lack of gunshot residue on raymond jennings' uniform. blake implied that jennings might have cleaned it before turning it into the crime lab. and there was that witness, victoria richardson, who was in the park and ride lot the night of the murder. her testimony from the first trial was read, and it seemed to place jennings near the crime scene, right around the time when the fatal shots were fired. >> bottom line, the truth will come out. >> reporter: and then of course there were those hours and hours of interviews with ray jennings. interviews in which, blake insisted, jennings seemed to know so much. too much, things only the killer would know. jennings seemed to have informed opinions about everything from a stray bullet fired into the asphalt, to very specific details abo

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. >> we're with michael gersen and michelle noris and ruth marcus. until it's over, we can't repeat that enough, but donald trump is leading in enough states to get him to 270. so i raise this question-- what if donald trump becomes president? >> well, people concerned about that need to remember that we have strong institutions in america, strong legislative branch, strong judicial branch, and a balance of power system where the president doesn't get to do everything he wants. although, he has tremendous power on the international stage, and this is someone who elected, may have actually helped to get elected. and someone that our alliance-- people in our alliance structure are very afraid about what's going to happen. he's going to have to reassure them. so there are going to be a lot, on the international side, a lot of immediate implications. >> reporter: michelle. >> you know, but there are checks and balances but if we have a republican in the white house and a republican senate and a republican house, you don't sort of have that modulating pre

. >>> let's talk about michael phelps now. >> michelle: he has taken another step to put the official seal on his retirement. >> krystal: according to espn and nbc news, they are reporting phelps is telling reporters ahead of usa swimming awards he has removed himself from the drug testing program. phelps later reit rated his retirement on stage saying i'm done competitive swimming but i'm never too far away from a phelps touched on his secret wedding saying he and johnson married in a small ceremony in order to take it easier for them to travel to rio with their infant son. easier if they're married. as opposed if they weren't. so they went ahead and tied the knot. >> michelle: i follow boomer on instagram. >> krystal: how many followers does he have. >> michelle: more than all of us combined. >>> coming up, tomorrow at noon dunkin' donuts getting i holiday spirit. we have a look into the adopt a family program. we'll tell you how you can help children in need and probably get yourself a nice little deal on coffee and donuts. more on that coming up on "news 3 live at noon" tomorrow.

michelle: it may not have been michael jackson, but it was -- but what is halloween without "thriller"? the obama family at the white house today. they also handed out candy on the front lawn. steve: we had a beautiful this evening. this is from a photojournalist here at abc 7. skyline drive, a beautiful evening. we will see a repeat heading into tomorrow morning. look at the nice warm-up wednesday and thursday, middle to upper 70's. can you guess where the cold front is located? between thursday and friday, highs of only 60 degrees. the south at five. in the morning, the jacket and sunglasses, although the sunglasses you probably will not need a lot during the day tomorrow. we may get some breaks in the clouds. upper 30's, middle 40's. midday and afternoon, looking nice. western suburbs, 60 to 63. closer to the district, southern montgomery county, prince george's county, 60 to 64. degrees, southern maryland has temperatures in the lower 60's. a mixture of sun and clouds through the afternoon. the futurecast, the clouds increase at lunchtime, but at least it will stay dry for outdoor

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al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya. and our entire crew saying good >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national donald trump has thousands of jobs to fill. today he made two big pics as hillary clinton makes one allegation about the fbi's role in the election. another restaurant>>> a school board meeting with no school board. hundreds of parents gathered to try to end the teachers strike.>>> the restaurant and the flats is closed. there latest in his drink, but others are thriving. embracing the teams misery the season. >>> we have news still developing, president-elect donald trump has named rnc chairman reince priebus as its new chief of staff. rnc has been national to declare since 2011 choosing and maybe the strongest signal yet that trump is looking to work with the party establishment, so candidate may have chosen to sidestep. >>> all this as protests of election continue across the country. it's also not the only key decision he made sunday. >> reporter: donald trump making hi

al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya. and our entire crew saying good >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. [ wind whistling and duck quacking ] [ fire alarm blaring ] [ fire truck horn honking ] [ conversations continue ] >> right now, from milwaukee. this is today's tmj-4, live at 10:00. >> donald trump makes the first big decision as president-elect picking reince pribus to be chief of staff. thank you for staying up with us tonight. the man credited for leading donald trump's surge to victory in last tuesday's election will play house. reince pribus is in his third term of the republican national committee, close ties with house speaker paul ryan, a relationship that will pay dividends. trump called pribus out in his victory speech on thursday. >> reince is really a star. he's the hardest working guy. kenosha, graduated from uw white water, the chairman of the wisconsin party in 2007 and named republican national chairman in 2011. congratulatory messages from

al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya.ight from foxboro, mass. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. . >>> presidential picks. president-elect donald trump starts shaping his cabinet. plus, he's reacting to protesters marching for a fifth straight night. >>> rain-soaked monday. the first alert radar is tracking rain. we'll tell you when it will arrive in your neighborhood. >>> bounce-back birds. the eagles take down the most impressive offense and keep their playoff hopes alive. >>> people that are criminal, have criminal records, gang member, drug dealers, a lot of these people, probably 2 million, could be 3 million, we're getting them out of other country, or we're going to incarcerate them. >> president-elect donald trump plans to deport millions immediately, but he's backing off on the border. he tells 60 minutes he'll consider a fence in some spots as opposed to a wall, that as the nation reacts to his first two appointments including chief of staff. >>> dem

al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya. and our entire crew saying good >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national president-elect trump announces who will be his chief of staff. plus -- a dangerous drug makes its way to the hawkeye state. an eastern iowa staple. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm macleod hageman. a comfortable end to the weekend -- let's check in with storm from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: our stretch of warmer than normal temperatures will continue as we head into the work week. a weak cold front tracks through iowa tonight into monday, which will bring some passing clouds. it won't be overcast, so you'll be able to see the supermoon. temperatures drop to names republican party chairman reince priebus as his new chief of

al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya. and our entire crew saying good >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national breaking news. i-15 south coming into las vegas is shut down right now. it's the result of a pedestrian that was hit and killed on the freeway. nathan o'neil is on the scene. >> yes, gerard, they tell us a man in his 20s was killed while he was walking around the freeway here in the travel lane. we understand there was a woman who was driving a dodge van, she hit the man and then spun out of control across the lanes and end ended up near the barriers. troopers did not know why this time, they received a number of calls right after it happened. the person involved has stayed at the scene and do not believe impairment was what caused the crash. craig and cheyenne, interstate 17. , troopers tell me it will be about an hour until we see the southbound opened back up. avoid the area at least if you can in the near future. reporting live, nathan o'neil news3. >> thanks for the re

michael mckee. -- caron and michelle meyer. you have got a lot of titles. welcome. mckee and look forward a little bit. we have the fed meeting and there is a broad expectation not a lot is going to happen but we also have jobs day on friday. take us through the rest of the week. michael: it is really about the election because all these things that happened will influence about how people think about the vote next tuesday, not the fed. the fed on hold tomorrow. they do not want to cause any thes after james comey and fbi, they do not want to be in the same position. there is no press conference or there is no real reason they have to move. the data have not changed a whole lot and they can wait until december. on friday we are expecting to number,cent jobs 175,000 is the bloomberg consensus and that will move a little bit as we get some more data. right now, it looks like status quo, steady as you go for the fed so the markets can focus on the election rather than the fed and the data. david: there is all this hydraulic pressure for december because we have the gdp

city counselors michael flaherty and michelle woo will be running public hearing tonight. state officials oh, i.d.ed possible location they include site of building where ge is also one near china town. a possible floating helipad that built on top of a barge. we'll inside meeting very in south boston i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. new a six first look proposed development north quincy t station developer plans to build more than 600 apartments. and 50,000 square feet retail space they want to build parking garage on top existing quincy mbta station lot. the project will likely go before the city's planning board some time next year for approval. >> it appears tom brady can finally laugh at the deflategate ordeal. with two customers companying how foot locker can great year after year and keep getting better. that's when brady interjects. that's an unfortunate mind said tom brady just because manage great year after year doesn't mean something why can't some thing just great. start with questions and then questions turn into assumptions and assumptions turn turn into vacat

michael, run. i'm scott abraham with our rising star. michelle: you can make the holiday shine for a local child by donating to toys for tots. join us for a national harbor. we will collect the toys from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. jonathan: last year one of the fun things is a guy pulled up his kids and hands the toy out the window. i took the toy. he said that's not all. opened the back and it was loaded with stuff. he made the kids go and buy toys for other kids. i think they got more out of it that way. fun. they will show support. jonathan: we have the best viewers. steve: the weather will be nice. on the cool side but we will have the sunshine. drop your toys off. i'll be there. jonathan will be the. rest of the abc7 crew will be there. jonathan: michelle is there in spirit. she had to go out of town this weekend. michelle: yes. steve: that's okay. we will get her next time. lower 70's for afternoon rain. winds will increase out of the south around 15 miles per hour. let's talk about the weekend. toys for tots forecast. national harbor from

. >> reporter: working with designer michael smith michelle obama chose works from contemporary artists like alma thomas, the first african-american female artist house. >> we know mrs. obama has gone to great efforts with her own wardrobe and the statement that makes and i think the artwork is a piece of that. is a continuation of making a statement of inclusiveness. >> reporter: in some cases they also kept things the same. a mirror, mantel and sideboard from george bush's administration, still in the same spot for the family that followed. a link in the long tradition of very private rooms for a very inspiration to the next inhabitants. >> pretty cool stuff, huh? michele and her designer leaned heavily on history reading the letters of previous first ladies and speaking to jackie kennedy's sister lee radziwill. >> no flea marketing there. >>> coming up here though, is there a doctor in the house, "doctor strange," th >>>. [ applause ] >>> what's not to love in my life? we're here with benedict cumberbatch, the best name ever, just saying. cumberbatch. can say it over and over again w

. >> reporter: working with designer michael smith, michelle obama chose works from contemporary artists like robert roushenberg and alma thomas, the first african-american female artist to be featured in the white house. >> we know mrs. obama has gone to great efforts with her own wardrobe and the statement that makes and i think the artwork is a piece of that, is a continuation of making a statement of inclusiveness. >> reporter: in some cases they also kept things the same. [ applause ] >>> what's not to love in my life? we're here with benedict cumberbatch, the best name ever, just saying. cumberbatch. can say it over and over again whose new marvel movie "doctor strange" already blowing away he becomes one of the most powerful superheroes in the world and he gets more than he bargained for. here's a look. [ cheers and applause ] >> the words that people are it's like a character in the movie. >> it is, and there is a specific character, the cloak of levitation, who is like a kind of psychic. there's a proper character even though it's an article of pretty special magical clothing bu

. >> he seems to be back tracking a little michael jackson moon walking. >> that's right. >> michelle, let me ask you. you heard congresswoman schakowsky this morning. do you think because hillary clinton did get the majority of the popular vote that democrats feel that they have to rally and stand on those issues that frankly most american voters did vote for in terms of the popular vote. >> well, look, i'm sure that the democratic party is going to bring that up a lot. and i'm sure the republican party is pretty much going to ignore it. you know, george w. bush didn't win the popular vote either. it happens. but republicans have finally got control of both the white house and both chambers of commerce and they're going to move full steam ahead to try to do exactly what they have been promising their voters to do. the question is, they don't know anything about the president elect. none of us know anything about what donald trump really cares about, what his ideology is, what his politics are. that's not what he was elected on. so not even republicans know what they're dealing with i

michelle obama's healthy eating habits... and indulge in the treats. some students flash mob to michael jackson's thriller. in new york... 60- thousand people gathered decked out in their scariest costumes. new yorkers really know how to get into the halloween spirit. from skeletons to batman, monsters to zombies, everyone was ready to party. monday night marked the 43rd year of the annual village halloween parade. new yorkers got down to michael jackson's thriller at a halloween parade in the west village. more than a hundred people joined in the spooky flash mob. here at home, "treat street" took over downtown summerlin. the shopping district hosted local families for a fun night of trick-or-treating, costume contests, games and dancing. and it was a perfect night to host the festivities outside. metro police and the clark county handing out candy to trick-or- treaters. there was also a "howl-o-ween dog costume contest." money raised during the contest was donated to the animal foundation. this young boy isn't wearing a halloween costume, isn't wearing a halloween st he's actually wearing his finest pilo

michael maierle with the transit and parking division says - the new meters will be well worth the wait. michelle: "we're michelle: "we're keeping up with the times and hopefully keep people coming to downtown racin" racine."parking meters come in march, ask local businesses to make change in the meantime... 3 next at five, last minute shoppers pack local grocery stores. we'll take you live to one of those busy places when we come back. 3 and the packers don't need any more bad news-- but they got some today. scott grodsky has the story coming up in sports. 3"reopen" "reopen" 3 3 3 practice makes perfect.these pictures, posted to facebook and twitter, come from the greendale high school marching band. they rehearsed today in stamford, connecticut for their appearance tomorrow in the historic macy's york.they're sharing their experience step-by-step on social media, and we're excited for their big opportunity.remember you can watch the macy's parade right here on cbs 58. cbs coverage starts at 8 tomorrow morning by the time the parade coverage starts, your thanksgiving turkeys may already be in th

michael jackson. >> hosed the thriller flash mob party, in front of city hall. dance instructor helped them get their moves just right. >> president obama first lady michelle obama enjoyed thriller flash mob during celebrations at the white house, student from the joy of motion dance company performed to the michael jackson hit, and after they passed out canned toy trick-or-treaters, and this will be president obama's last halloween celebration, in the white house. >>> well, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", we have live team three coverage of the septa strike. we will be breaking down details on how this will impact hundreds of thousands of people this morning. >> and, tis the season for apple pie, and pumpkin pie. but how does cran apple pie? pastry shop down the shore whole new approaching to you out. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice so outrageous, most states banned it. but at the bank founded by pat toomey it was business as usual. forcing small business owners out of their homes. toomey even used his power in the senate to help himself, voting to gut rules that protect us and crack down on big banks. pat toomey. out for

. >> we're with michael gersen and michelle noris and ruth marcus. as yogi berra said it's not over until it's over, we can't repeat that enough, but donald trump is leading in enough states to get him to 270. so i raise this question-- what if donald trump becomes president? >> well, people concerned about that need to remember that we have strong institutions in america, strong legislative g >>> we have strong institutions in america. and we have a balance of powers system and a president doesn't the international stage. this is who the russians want elected, maybe hope to get elected. someone that our alliance, an alliance structure very afraid of what's going to happen. he will have to reassure them. on the national side, there could be immediate implications. >> there are checks and balances, but if we have a republican you do not have that pressure perhaps on someone who was rewarded for being tough, who was elected by 25% of his supporters. hitting kaffirs judgment that elected him anyway. can he bring people together? can you figure out -- wi

coming up in the next hour of michael -- bob michele.tting at all-time highs, we are up 53 points for dow futures, positive five on the s&p. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: been and welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: americas." to talk about. potentially more. futures up 54 on the dow. in the bond market, the stabilization for treasuries with yields lower through much of the morning. 10 year treasury down to base points. -- down two basis points. is what you need to know at this hour. party like it is 1990 nine. all cointreau u.s. equity benchmarks rally to a high as commodities surge. death, taxes and a rate hike. the market is certain over the fed moving next month. donald trump targeting trade. saying he will withdraw from the transpacific partnership on his first day in office. trump: i will issue a notification of intent to withdraw from the transpacific partnership, a potential disaster for our country. david: that is what you need to know. digging deeper into what you are talking about. this is what we have seen in the