. >> five things, her husband of years, mike fisher. hot. i think so. he has a great heart and he works so hard. he is a good husband and father. >> number two is her o doerable little boy, isaiah. >> he loves music and loves to sing. >> right now he started singing dirty laundry. it's cute to hear him say ? >> carrie sold more than 20 million albums, this one we are thankful to carrie for. her fashion parade is on point. >> what do i feel good in? that's what it's about when you dress up for any occasion and whether it's dinner out with yourself or the red carpet or feeling good about yourself. >> and finally carrie performed that we all should be grateful for the men and people who keep us safe. >> it's important to say thank you to our military families. >> gilmore girls is back before you can start bingeing, we are breaking down the reboot. who is returning and who is not. >> his energy is so big and wonderful. we missed him. >> behind the scenes on melissa m switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internrnet for just $20 a month.

>>e years, mike fisher. >> he's a great man and he is hot. i think so. he has a great heart and he works so hard. he is a good husband and father. >> number two is her o doerable little boy, isaiah. >> he loves music and loves to sing. >> right now he started singing ? >> carrie sold more than 20 million albums, this one we are thankful to carrie for. her fashion parade is on point. >> what do i feel good in? that's what it's about when you dress up for any occasion and whether it's dinner out with yourself or the red carpet or feeling good about yourself. >> and a concert on the cruise ship that we all should be grateful for the men and people who keep afus se. >> it's important to say thank you to our military families. >> gilmore girls is back beforeo nu ca start bingeing, we are breaking down the reboot. who is returning and who is not. we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. they also know

mike fisher? >> whose abs are these? kidd: my god, this is country music? >> i will give you a hint. kidd: tim mcgraw has those abs? it'll be in my hotel room. i had no idea this had anything to do with country music. drink is tito's and sprite. this is kelsey, she used to be best friends with hillary scott. kidd: think anymore whiskey. you know? sadly i may get better at this game the more that i drink. give that a try. the way from michigan. halle and dean, yes, that's really the names. want to play the game? all right, start with this one. was that? >> brad paisley. kidd: who is that? >> carrie underwood's baby. don't know his name. kidd: who is this? >> tim mcgraw. kidd: those are his abs. everyone knows his abs. we have more coming up i believe america is already great. yes, we have our challenges. we must give every child a great education, build an economy that works for everyone, end tax breaks for companies that move our jobs overseas. by working together, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those who want t

congratulations to the new president of the new hampshire fisher cats, mike ramshaw. he has been with the team since 2006. he replaces the former president who went to work at the michigan international speedway. erin: a salon in mexico is decorations. the salon owner says the scorpions still contain all their venom, but since they are dead and encased in acrylic nail polish, there is no chance of a customer getting poisoned. nail art with scorpions. [laughter] erin: i don't know about that one. kevin: i'm not well-versed in this. eventually, you take that off, yes? erin: yes. sean: to the scorpion at that point. kevin: yes. sean: if it is still there. erin: i've never had acrylic nails, but i think you soak them and it comes off. sean: why don't we have aaron go to mexico -- erin go to mexico, test this out, and come back. erin: i don't think so. [laughter] kevin: arriba. a lot of questions we are trying to delve into before 6:00 a.m. morning commute. temperatures in the 40's for the most part, but there are lower and mid 30's through the monadnock region. we are loo

congratulations to the new president of the new hampshire fisher cats, mike ramshaw, who has been with the team since 2006. the pinkerton graduate ramshaw replaces rick brenner, who left to work at michigan international speedway. additionally, jim flavin was promoted to general manager and jenna raizes is promoted to deputy gm. good luck to the new management team. josh: we told you that new hampshire is expected to see a jump in tourism is ready. jennifer: in tonight's escape outside, wmur's paula tracy looks at the push to open the slopes for thanksgiving weekend. reporter: new hampshire's largest ski resort, bretton woods, was the first to kick off the season. it opened for one day over the weekend, with snow blown on its mile-long range view trail. the great conditions brought out hundreds of snow bunnies, all carrying items of non-perishable food as part of omni mount washington resort's say good fully next week, with more snow on the trails. cannon, cranmore, loon, and mount sunapee also plan to open next week. all the ski areas were waiting for the most recent round of rain to

jeff sessions, congressman mike pompeo and retired lieutenant general mike flynn have shrowded in controversy. fox's kristen fisherhington. >> reporter: democrats are are having a hard time with all of those picks because they really trump's most controversial views on immigration, muslims and the use of water boarding. senator jeff sessions from alabama tapped for attorney general one of the most conservative voices in the senate. he's pro life, he's against same sex marriage arc staunch opponent of immigration reform also called amnesty's worst enemy but it's history of making racially tense remarks that likely prove problematic in his confirmation hearing. here's chuck shimmer. >> he'll need a very thorough vetting. the idea that jeff sessions is just because he's a senator he should get through without a series of very tough questions particularly given those early things, no way. >> reporter: some republicans have problem with senator sessions like congressman a mosh. unlike the cia director the ag has lot of independent policy authority and prosecute al discretion. i'm deeply concerned about sessions. as for

and retired general mike flynn have all been shrouded in c fisher has the latest from washington. democrats are having a hard time with all of those picks because they really represent and support trump's most controversial views -- on immigration, muslims, and the use of torture. senator jeff sessions from alabama -- who's been tapped for attorney general -- is one of the most conservative voices in the senate. he's pro-life. he's against same-sex marriage. he's a staunch opponent of immigration reform. he's been called amnesty's worst enemy. but it's his history of making racially tinged remarks that will likely prove here's senate democratic leader elect -- chuck schumer. schumer says: "look he's going to need a very thorough vetting. many of those statements, they're old but they're still troubling. and the idea that jeff session is, just because he's a senator he should get through without a series of very tough questions, particularly given those early sit- early things, no way." it's not just democrats that have a problem with senator sessions. some republicans do as well -

mike is having an amazing year. >> oh, i heard this today from dick say ban and jimbo fisher. they said you don't practice until you get it right. you practice it until you can't get it wrong. then i heard dirk koetter talk about the past few weeks hopefully it's a similar signal. >> since the thursday night game, the last three weeks, our practices have definitely taken a step up from a telephone poo standpoint. coaching-wise, you're always trying to increase the tempo, but it's got to come from the players. what the players decide to do it you know things are looking up. >>> moving on to usf i think we can trust the bulls tomorrow that they all they need to do is play smart football, let that offense kick into high gear against ucf. >> we've just got to do what we always talk about, take care of the football. we always felt if we don't turn the ball over, chances are we've got a high percentage of the time that when hary going to win that ball game. >> memphis beat tom herman's houston cougars today on late touchdown. riley ferguson to anthony with herman's cougars fall 48-4

john fisher will move into the forefront and mike crowd he also is stepping aside as the president ofnk they need progressive leadership there, people to move with the fluidity of what is major league baseball. this is a great thing for a's fans, it's the first big step that point to finally, they are serious about getting this together. >> what do you know about john fisher? >> he is the guy who is the majority owner. he doesn't like a lot of attention. he is the big wheel in the a's organization but lew wolff has always been his frontman. he has a couple of months ago started making noise when they talk about -- a waterfront stadium gaining traction. look at some of the drawings and markups of that. that would be beautiful. not far from here at jacklin square. they've also brought in, the man who was the president of the san jose earthquakes. gave cobol -- dave kaval, involved getting the beautiful of a a stadium built in san jose. state of the art. he is very optimistic about the taking. >>> i think they are sleeping giant. a's fans, and if you have the right stadium and the right

senator jeff sessions, congressman mike pompeo and retired general mike flynn are all figures shrouded in controversy. kristin fisher is live in washington with more. >> reporter: democrats are having a hard time with all those picks because they represent some of trump's most continued versal views on immigration, muslims and the use of waterboarding. jeff sessions who has been tapped for attorney general is one of the most conservative voices in the senate, pro life, against same-sex marriage, staunch opponent of immigration reform. he's been called amnesty's worst enemy. it's histories oi of making racially tinged remarks that will prove most problematic. here is senate democratic leader-elect chuck schumer. >> many of those statements are old, but they're still troubling. the idea that jeff sessions, just because he's a senator, he should get through without a series of very tough questions, particularly given those early things, no way. >> reporter: it's not just democrats. some republicans also have a problem with senator sessions like congressman justin am mash, he says, the ag has a lot of independent policy

. >> mike pence heading to trump tower to review the resumes. >> kristin fisher live with the latestn potential cabinet picks. do they still use paper resumes? >> they do, actually. a lot of it is done before hand the public vetting that went on before the campaign. good morning heather and clayton. today when president elect trump meets with his team will he will be talking about the fut

mike in just moments. >> reporter: commercial dungeness crab season kicking off today. there's something in the water that may prevent fisher men from taking part. >>> a teacher in hot water. a south bay high school student says her teacher said she'd be deported when donald trump takes office. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good tuesday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a beautiful shot of san francisco behind us right now. very clear. we are waiting for some raindrops on the windshield, if not today, at some point in the next week. >> for the weekend, bet on it. right now looking at just mainly cloudy skies. a little patchy fog around the north bay. a lot less around the peninsula and south bay compared to yesterday morning. right now 59 degrees in san jose, 56 around dublin and the tri-valley. there you see san francisco, mostly cloudy, 58 degrees, 52 around the north bay. rain on approach mid morning. mid 60s san francisco, upper 60s around san jose. we'll show you how much rain we're expecting in about six minutes. right now, to see what's happ

mike in just moments. >> reporter: commercial dungeness crab season kicking off today. there's something in the water that may prevent fisherm taking part. >>> a teacher in hot water. a south bay high school student says her teacher said she'd be deported when donald trump takes office. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good tuesday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a beautiful shot of san francisco behind us right now. very clear. we are waiting for some raindrops on the windshield, if not today, at some point in the next week. >> for the weekend, bet on it. right now looking at just mainly cloudy skies. a

fisher live for us. thank you. >> they are hoping he will light fires under the battle ground state pennsylvania today with running mate mike pence. here's a warning if clinton were to win. >> donald trump and running mate make pens are feeling confident. valley forge, pennsylvania a key state they hope to win. they are mounting following a revelation with the fbi taking a look at hillary clinton's e-mail use. donald trump is surging in the polls. he is slamming obamacare and attacking clinton on the new fbi probe claiming if she wins her legal troubles could hurt the country. >> hillary is likely to be under investigation for a long time. our country will continue to suffer. she is unfit and unqualified. her election would meyer our government and our country in a constitutional crisis that we cannot afford. folks, we have to get back to work. >> here's something else adding to that. trump campaign manager kelly ann conway is turning up the heat against clinton adding clin toenl has herself to blame for the e-mail controversy. >> this story exists because of hillary clinton and i will add-on because of anthony weiner two v

bannon, senator jeff sessions, congressman mike pompeo, criticizing their records on civil rights, foreign policy, and interrogation techniques. kristen fisherive in washington with more. hi, kristen. >> reporter: hey, eric. let's start with jeff sessions, tapped for attorney general. he's against same-sex marriage, a staunch opponent of immigration reform. it's his history of making racially tinged remarks that will likely prove most problematic in his confirmation hearing. here is senate minority leader elect chuck schumer. >> many of his statements are old but still troubling. he should get a series of tough questions, given those early things. >> reporter: some republicans also have a problem with senator sessions, like one congressman who says, quote, the ag has a lot of prosecutorial direction, i'm deeply concerned about sessions. mr. trump picked kansas congressman and top of the class west point graduate mike pompeo for cia director. he's probably the most establishment-friendly pick and the least controversial, although he does support waterboarding, as does trump's pick for national security adviser, former general mike flynn. he's

fisher men and what it could mean for your thanksgiving plans. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at noon starts now. >> good afternoon. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. first a developing story from orinda. fbi agents are wrap ugh up a search of a home. >> henry lee joins us live from orinda with more. henry. >> reporter: minutes ago, a dozen agents left this home in orinda. they left in a car van of unmarked cars apparently done with the search. we're down the street from mira monte high school. fbi agents would not answer any questions but they are serving a search warrant in connection with a cyber crime. they appeared to be carrying out computer parts. some of the agents had jackets that head fbi cyber task force. no arrests were made at the home. we believe a family of five live here. a couple and their three school age children. i have also learned that the search is as a result of an ongoing investigation by a different fbi office and the local fbi is limited to this house. i called a phone number associated with this home, but the woman who answered said they were too busy to comment. live in orinda, henry lee,

vice president president-elect mike pence heading to trump tower to review lots of resumes. >> kristin fisher is live with the potential cabinet picks. been a while since we got names and positions filled. maybe today? >> it could happen today. we have a name that's emerged over the last 24 hours. rudy giuliani emerged at the top of the list for secretary of state. originally, the former new york city mayor was gunning for attorney general. last night he shot it down saying he would not be a.g. in a trump administration. he left reporters guessing about secretary of state. listen to what newt gingrich said about it late last night. >> rudy's probably been the closest surrogate, worked his heart out. i thought he might prefer attorney general where he would be brilliant or homeland security where his experience at 9/11 would be great. i think he'll be fabulous to have him as secretary of state. he would do a lot to represent america, which is what we need, and to reform the state department. >> another top contender is alabama senator jeff sessions, one of trump's earliest and most loyal suppo

mike pompayo. because the national security adviser is just that, an adviser, and does not need to be confirmed, there may not be all that much that democrats can do about it. leland? >> kristen fisher live in washington. more as we drill down on each one of these nominees and picks and what it will mean later in the show. kristen, thanks so much. elizabeth? >> president-elect donald trump making three big hires, heading into the weekend, as we know. had e's not done yet. the president-elect is at his golf course vetting candidates and seeking counsel from unlikely people. he'll be meeting today with a fierce republican critic, mitt romney, which we've been talking about, the former massachusetts governor in the 2012 presidential kaecandidacy. >> reporter: we just got off the conference call that they've been doing every day now. this eannounced the first meeting here at the trump national club will be with the former governor romney. taking place at 1:30 this afternoon. obviously this is a really interesting because of the bad blood between the two during the campaign. they're trying to tamp down speculation that romney may be the first pick for secretary of state saying yesterday

fisher in america that was quite remarkable. how does he create that sense of consistency and that steadfastness? how much of it is which priorities he puts forward first? >> he has mikeence. there is no better congressional leader in the world and mike pence. he has a real advantage and a vice president that can do something for him, that has relationships, that has the power and the ability to move that legislation along. thatlike president reagan -- he had no foreign-policy experience. in the first 100 days, he surrounded himself with george scholz, richard allen, he took the best of the best and had them help him with the first 100 day plan. alix: who is the best of the best? what do you think his best of the best looks like? >> i think both. the first reach is to people who know the system who can use the system but are not part of the system. the vote in serious part was just a referendum on the status quo. the transition team has been working on this for months. the candidates available to him are not the candidates that are available to him today. people who want to be considered were not taking it so seriously at the moment. shift last 12 hours, the -- jon: t