ok, it's coming though mike. - [mike] ok, ok. - [davy] easy. steady, steady, steady, steady. - [mike] oh, steady. oh, steady. beautiful. - get the other painting. - get to the paining. - [mike] get the other painting. - i forgot it. - he forgot it. - he forgot it. - where is it? - where is it? - where is it? - it's up on the roof. - it's up on the roof. - it's up on the roof. - well go get it! (ominous music) (gasping) (sneaky music) [mike] why did ya, why did ya, why did ya stop? why? - we have traffic coming the other way. - don't they know this is a one way rope ladder? - i don't think so. - who is this? what is this person? this is our ladder sir. we were going to escape. oh, hi. well hello. how're you doing? - [mike] oh hi. (meowing) - [duce] going somewhere gentlemen? - well actually, we sorta had our hearts set on escaping. ful lady and she's mine all mine ? and there doesn't seem a way ? that she won't come and lose my mind ? it's too easy humming songs to a girl in a yellow dress ? it's been a long time since the party ing stately on the floor ? there are birds out on the si

mike, mike and rick. >> what? >> that's their names i love it. >> leary, larry and wait my brother darryl. >> i am going with mike, mike, mike and rick. congratulations to the the packers and my thanks to danielle for sending in the photo one of the mikes didn't send it in. if you want champion or all star e-mail them or tweet them to me. what a cute photo and new champs. >> they are cute in adorable. we needed a little adorable on this thursday thank you for that. >>> a look at the forecast which is rainy to start and i think it will end up being drier later he much more hit and miss and this morning things quieted down since overnight. we will end up in the 50s. we are in the 60s as the cold rainy weather on our travel map so. that's what's bringing the cooler more seasonal air back to us. it locks like it will stay to the end of the school and work we are. 06sin detroit. and it-- 60s in detroit and plenty of sunshine westward sosort of a hint of what toe to -- what's to could. we will talk weekend weather. if you have anything planned the first full weekend of november we will judge pat dewine. he has decades o

it is more people are addicted to you, because what you're out in the street, mike, we love you, mike, oh, my gosh, oh, mike. always asking, right? what's mike? that's what it is. >> i'm home eating my stuffing. >> so it says because i combine these two things, i'm winning at life? >> winning, and everyone knows it. >> okay. >> so don't try to pretend you're having a bad day. >> so whether it comes to the thanksgiving meal, one of my favorites, my dad's sweet potato souffle. and so this says it means that i'm indeed size i have. i can't make decisions and i want both savory and sweet. >> i'll take savory and sweet. >> is that accurate. >> i can be indecisive, yes. >> on everything? >> maybe not everything, but with a lot of things, yes. >> i just make sure i take my time. is this really what i opportunity do? >> i notice that. >> there is nothing wrong with that. >> thank you, scott. >> that's why you have a nice sane life and mine is chaotic. >> yours is not chaotic. >> jen? what do you go to first? >> the pie. i love chocolate pipe -- pie. what that means is i'm overly nice. and i -- >> well -- excuse me.

mike lynch with sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. mike lynch: high, folks. -- hi, folks. the traffic is already horrendous. of course, you have that super bowl rematch. the seahawks of been thinking about this thing for a long, long time. and you have pete carroll and seattle with that score to settle on the malcolm butler interception they thought they -- you know, about coach carroll, saying it is all about the ball, it is all about the ball. they are tonal -- turnover driven. they have a lot of play mac -- playmakers at a lot of levels. it will be a big challenge for us. >> they are physically and mentally tough. they can play hard. we've got to be prepared. mike lynch: all right, as seattle quarterback russell wilson. you want another connection? is data harry wilson -- his dad harry wilson. seattle is 2-1 on road. >> i really admired the job that they have done and the consistency they have found. it's a tribute to the coaching. the coaches have changed under but the consistency of their performance is always at the state level. mike lynch: drew brees, touchdown pass. they line up for the extra point, and it is blocked by justin simmons, scooped up by willie parks, who takes it 84 yards. did not step out of downs. this is worth to the boys. and the review said he stayed in there is a difference in the game, 25-22. the first time in nfl history a conversion has been run back to decide a football game. and you can reach me on my facebook page or website at wcvb.com. if you have a great volleyball team, cross-country, math team, great band, great teacher, great coach -- if you think i should them a thursday next. coming up tonight on sportscent

mike: you've got a great trubt to check out all the different trails all over the white mountain national fores. stretches all the way into maine. mike: mike haddad, wmur news 9. josh j.: temperatures today were still above average, not as warm as yesterday of course, but we did top off in the upper 50's to 60 degrees in some parts of the state. farther north and it only may it into the 40's and western new hampshire as well. so very different, and that's because a cool front was rolling through the state so the cooler air made it to wesrn these areas last. but even after topping off in the midday hours, temperatures started tumbling in the afternoon. at the moment haven't changed a whole lot in northern and western new hampshire. we're down in the lower 50's in southeastern new hampshire. these temperatures are actually not too far off from where we'll be tomorrow for our highs within a couple of degrees. the winds are out of the northwest right now, 5, 15 miles per hour or so. and going to stay that way for remain fairly light. but they are going to pick up, national the reason i'm showing you this map to show you lay thursday and into f

mike. >> mike: it would be 62 from the ball at the 22. kubiak takes a time-out. if you attempt the field goal frhayou give kansas city the balat the denver 48 yard line. >> cris: i can't imagine you do that. >> mike: do you punt or go for it??3 >> cris: i think you have to punt it. >> mike: the punt, the scenario? is hereomes mcmanis, strutting out. >>ris: man. overtime ?+?l?> field goal in histor57 yards. >> cris: if you have a trick play to draw them offsides here, maybe when you want to go with u this. you lose nothing. you punt the fl.ootbal field goal will be returned by a player. hill went back. and put a defensive mode out there to protect. longest field goal history. this is 62. game-winning field goal in league history. hit hard. time-outs and 1:03 left. >> cris: wow. thisecision, so interesting. this kick is just hooked too hard. may have had a shot at it and had been nailed straight. now, you're giving them the balz that means, get a first down to 7get in that field goal range. the weather is getting cool. here we go. up to the ten. 53 seconds remaining in the overtime period. west is the back down free play for smith. he gets wide-open. he ran it down to the 42 yard line. you're rht.

mike. >> mike: it would be 62 from the ball at the 22. kubiak takes a time-out. if you attempt the field goal from that spot, you give kansas city the ball at the denver 48 yard line. >> cris: i can't imagine you do that. >> mike i think you have to punt it. >> mike: the punt, the scenario is a tie. here comes mcmanis, strutting out. >> cris: man. >> mike: the longest overtime field goal in history, sebastian janikowski, 57 yards. >> cris: if you have a trick play to draw them offsides here, maybe when you want to go with this. you lose nothing. you punt the football. >> mike: tyreek hill came on the field thinking the missed short field goal will be returned by a player. hill went back. and put a defensive mode out there to protect. longest field goal history. this is 62. the longest overtime game-winning field goal in league history. hit hard. it is wide left. and no good. and now, kansas city will get the ball at the 48 yard line, of the broncos, and they're only a first down or so away from winning this game, with no time-outs and 1:03 left. >> cris: wow. this decision, so interesting. this kick is just hooked too hard. may have had a shot at it and had been nailed straight. now, you're giving them the bal

mike: the officials stop it. they're going to look at it upstairs. >> ref: >> mike: my goodness. >> cris: i thought he got in, too. >> mike: they weren't going to get a snap off to clock it. >> cris: he goes down. you see, where we go. where is the knee down? down there. is it down? >> mike: does he have the ball yet, cris? he doesn't get possession of the >> cris: that would work in his favor, right? this would work in his favor. if he controls it there, you have the touchdown. oh, my goodness. so many things at work here. >> mike: is it clear and obvious in this situation? the call on the field is short. it has to be 100% sure for the replay center to overturn and kansas city has to be ready. if they mark it there. they have to wind the clock. and they have to have the play ready. it will be on the 6 inch line, at worst. is there control? i would argue, when he got control, he was over that line. or at least on that line. that is the same thing as over that line. >> mike: when do you have control of that ball? at that moment, where is the ball? and because of the bobble, seems and we could be looking at 24-22, and a two

so is mike pence. mike pence knows the capital and knows federal government and has personal relationships all over washington and has relationships with the governor. they have a unique state and federal governors. he can hit the ground running. i think it would be an absolute seamless transition. >> pence is a great guy. everybody likes him. he has taken stances that he

mike. >> mike: it would be 62 from the ball at the 22. kubiak takes a time-out. if you attempt the field goal from that spot, you give kansas city the ball at the denver 48 yard line. >> cris: i can't imagine you do that. >> mike: do you punt or go for it? >> cris: i think you have to punt it. >> mike: the punt, the scenario is a tie. here comes mcmanis, strutting out. >> cris: man. >> mike: the longest overtime field goal in history, sebastian janikowski, 57 yards. >> cris: if you have a trick play to draw them offsides here, maybe when you want to go with this. you lose nothing. field thinking the missed short field goal will be returned by a player. hill went back. and put a defensive mode out there to protect. longest field goal history. this is 62. the longest overtime game-winning field goal in league history. hit hard. it is wide left. and no good. and now, kansas city will get the ball at the 48 yard line, of the broncos, and they're only a first down o a winning this game, with no time-outs and 1:03 left. >> cris: wow. this decision, so interesting. this kick is just hooked too hard. may have had a shot at it and had been nailed straight. now, you're giving them the ball on your side of the 50. gutsy

mike >> mike pence will be doing an interview on face the nation, tomorrow morning right here. >>> trump berating the cast of hamilton for some unscripted words. [ audience booing ] [ cheering and >> the crowd erupted in boos last night. when the show ended, brandon dixon had this message for him. >> we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. [ cheering and applause ] >> or defend us and oppose our unalienable rights. we truly hold this show has inspired you to impose our american values and work on behalf of all of us. [ cheering and applause ] trump, >> trump tweeted. "conversation is not harassment, sir. and i appreciate mike pence for stopping to listen. the president- elect continued to a cast >> "conversation is not harassment" and they appreciated mike pence for stopping to listen. the president elect attacked the hamilton cast tonight, tweeting then deleting a comment. >>> crack ing down on fake news stories in the wake of the presidential elect zuckerberg said facebook will make it easier for users to report false story. >> we can work to give people a voice but we also need to do our part to stop the spread of hate and violence and misinformation. >> zuckerberg says his company is looking into working with established fact-checking organizations. facebook and google said they will no longer display ads on fake newscites. >>> if if you're flying out for thanksgiving, all three airports expect to be busier this year. oakland international is expecting 10% more passengers through the gate. o help passengers escape all of this chaos... the lines, the area. [ yelling ] unge... at the oakland airport. you

mike! now i am in big trouble. no, you're not. yes, i am. when the sarge finds out about this when mike tells him... he's not going to tell. oh, yes, he is. what could be worse than leaving your handcuffs in somebody's apartment? leaving your badge in somebody's apartment. i left my badge, too? no. but he did. chrissy!

mike. mike: it's the clouds. flashing red, cityview. reid: i have heard them a thousand times. [laughter] mike: we have sunshine today. that was the nice thing about enjoy the day. here is what we have going on as far as the satellite picture is concerned. gray skies, but look at a couple of things. you see how the gray skies move in this afternoon, also sprinkles and flurries. certainly, they have dissipated over the last three hours. but notice this. these guys are starting to clear. you see how these guys are crystal-clear overnight. start your day off with plenty of sunshine. in boston, we will drop the temperature is around 32 degrees. temperatures will dissipate, and after that, it is just clear skies. you get away from the city, it is going to get even colder. temperatures in the 20's the low the freezing mark. it will be a chilly start tomorrow. however, i have really warm temperatures this week. when it does come in is moister, it will be in the form of rain, not snow. under criticism from some top members of the trump transition team as the president-elect considers romney for secretary of state. meanwhile, p

mike huckabee is here some place, he is fantastic. mike and his family, sarah. thank you very much. general mike flynn. where is mike? and general kellogg. we have over 200 generals and admirals that have endorsed our campaign. and they're special people. it is really an honor the we have 22 congressional medal of honor recipients. just tremendous people.

mike, putting christmas lights out on the trees. mike: already. [laughter] mike: you know what, you need the lights. look how dark it is getting already. we keep losing more an sunlight. we are still losing about a minute, 35 seconds every single day. you remember back in october we were losing almost in three minutes a day. we are rapidly approaching our earliest sunset, next week. the between december 6 and december 10, it will be 4:11 in the afternoon. then it is a slow climb up until groundhog day in february, it will be 5:00. it and we will get more daylight. a few spots got up to 46. a little bit better than yesterday, but still kind of a gray one as we finish off the day. that is the sunshine, at least a little bit. winds out of the west-northwest at 14. we have the cloud cover moving in and we had a few sprinkles and flurries. you see that winding down. we areot and it has almost dissipated. there is a storm system way up over nova scotia and it has been a bit brisk in the wind department. the sun will be back all day long. this is the way the map looks.

mike pence this morning. we're going to make sure this is a successful administration. >> mr. vice president. >> mike, mike. >> 230 miles north and a few floors up in trump tower that administration still assembling itself. alabama senator jeff sessions thought to be on the short list for secretary of defense had little to say this morning. but possible treasury secretary banker and movie producer was more chatty. >> we're working on the economic plan of transition. making sure we get the biggest tax bill passed. biggest tax changes since reagan. a lot of exciting things. >> among the rumored finalists for secretary of state, former un ambassador john bolton and former mayor rudy giuliani. >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me, i don't know. [ laughter ] >> now there would be obstacles to getting either of those men confirmed. bolton's hawkish background had fellow republican senator rand paul calling him totally unfit to be secretary of state. just this afternoon. reporting live. >> over on the other side, on whether to reelect nancy pelosi as minority leader. senate republicans and democrats plan to me

mike-- >> mike roarty. >> mike roarty. >> tommy lasorda. >> and tom lasorda. that's all i have to follow. ya know. and then, you come out and fight, for your life. ya know? [ some laughter ] nah, they were a great group. and tom lasorda was wonderful. i mean-- >> yeah. >> god, when you think-- the italians-- they-- in fact, sinatra follows us. and he's gonna sing-- >> right. >> "thanks for the memories," sunday night. imagine 44 years it took him, to steal that? >> and he's doin' your theme song? >> yeah. yeah, i gotta steal somethin' from him. >> that's right. he's got a new special on, doesn't he? >> i may take and do "my way." >> hmm? [ some laughter ] yeah. you sing-- >> my wife-- >> you sing well! >> been thinkin' about that, for years. huh? >> you sing well! [ chuckling ] >> i introduced that.>> [ laughter ] >> i never where-- know where you're going, anymore. i have to-- [ laughter ] i look in those beady, little eyes of yours, tryna figure out where you're headed, before i jump in! what? >> send him home. >> "send him home." >> send him home. >> you're

. >>> bucks right receiver mike mike evans is talking about refusing to stand for the national anthem. he says looking back you would've done differently that says what is done is done and he hopes everyone will accept his apology. >> it will not happen again. i will stand with my teammates. i know i heard a lot of people so i want to apologize again. to the people that are disappointed in my de now on, don't worry i will continue to use my voice and my platform for minority rights. >> he says he reached the decision on his own without pressure from coaches for the bucs -- bucs front office . >>> we had that crisp cool morning again. it was really fall-like weather that we had to wait so long but for those of us that live in the sunshine state that is what i have for you in store. we will be mild at noon, 80 at 3 pm then pulling back down to 70 at 7 pm. clear skies lots of son, highs near 80 the next few days. cold front arrives late saturday. i almost took out the rain chance but it will bring some sweater weather for us, much cooler air next week. the advertise 78. we will be 10 deg

mike. 800-655-mike. we welcome you in your quest and the by. we hoped of governor miketor jim hellstrom, and you at 800-655-mike. we have four days ago. holy cow, it's almost over. can you believe it? been perhaps the real fight begins. welcome in to the mike gallagher show. >> i couldn't hear. okay, go. how i was looking on mike pence, lance? any suggestions on mike pence, what angle you want me to take? can you confirm that? that's a good place to start. how are we on calls? >> he's going to want to his motorcade and supposedly he's going to try to do this on the cell phone. this isn't a live radio. we are not sure. of course, i've got heartbreak for the network radio show we have to hit. i can't float those breaks are can't cover those breaks. that's kind of the problem we are up against so we are hoping lance, my producer, my producer is in dallas. he actually books the gas, directs content, my screener in new york, eric cantor, my director in new york. we are in new york. lance is in dallas. peter, my creative services director is in saratoga springs. he's that big

. >>> if you see a price mike mike -- hike in the prescription you take let's -- let us know. 12news.com/side effect snooze a is trending. -- #mrorns henderson is trending. she was the mother on the hit show the brady bunch. she passed away last night at age of 82 from heart failure. she was surrounded by her loved ones. >> we're kounltding down to jimmy now with 14, 13 minutes kicks off. his guests are justin timber lake and tracy ullman. >>> it you -- if you thought you ate a lot for thanksgiving wait until youary what the trumps chowed down on. >> was huge six courses of main courses. and three-layer trump chocolate cake. and warm chocolate brownie pocket. >> what are those. >> they are -- had 100 secret service members on hand to guard them. >> the brownies. >> to guard the brownies. >> let's talk about changes we are anticipating this weekend. >> yeah. huge changes coming into the forecast. 81 degrees out there. we have will not on a roller coaster ride. into the 80s back down to the 70s. 81 today. we're not going to see another 80 degrees until next year maybe. tomorrow we go to 77

mike. mike: what a difference. reid: today and yesterday. mike: and the wind -- a lot of it's straight soft the higher elevations. not much in the eastern part of the state. let me show you how much snow has fallen so far. there were impressive totals. you get the elevation out to be berkshires and we are seeing 3, 6, of few places higher than that. we can get one of those heavy snows. and as we travel to the north, we are seeing lesser amounts. you get on the other side great lakes, and you will see a total there of close to a foot of snow. what about us? are we going to see more tonight. this is lighter. then we have enough left that we get a little bit of light snow through was trail. not terribly impressive. a few flakes in the year. we are getting reports of drizzle. at i would not be and then running into a couple of snow showers, it's showing up on radar, but i'm not getting reports from the ground yet. a lot of this is a vat per a before it gets to the ground. there will be more additional snowfall. we could see isolated areas of two to f

mike: 165 immigrants from 43 countries took the oath of metal of honor recipient. >> i want to see more smiles. big smiles. this is a great day. mike: the 33-year-old became a u.s. citizen in 2001, the same year he graduated high school in bethesda. he competed in track and cos country and he joined the army in 2008. i was last november when he received a medal of honor for his heroic actions in afghanistan, grabbing a suicide bomber by the vest and shoving him away from the security detail. the explosion still kil others but it could have been much worse. president obama: the instincts and the courage to do what was needed. >> he nearly lost his leg in the blast. today he fully recovered and joined boeing of the director of veterans outeach. >> i'm thankful i am an american. >> he also received an award, outstanding american by choice from u.s. citizenship and the immigration services. >> military service. or in business. >> he says he was humbled and honored by the recognition but says the biggest honor was joining the new americans on a day they will never forget. >> if a kid from france gets to have an opportunity to meet the president of the united states at the white house, it should tell you about this country. anything is possible. mike: in alexandria, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. jonathan: congratulations to him. we have a big update to a strings. he years ago we shared a picture with you. take a look. this was news outlets all across the country putting out picture of former president george h.w. bush shaving his head in solidarity with a child battling cancer. fast forward to today and he tweeted out a different image. look at that picture. patrick who is 5 years old is also cancer-free. both have a full head of hair. patrick's father is on the former president secret congratulations to them. a little chilly around here today. we are in shock. doug: at least we are not geeing the snow and the plows. maureen: thank goodness. doug: we have the chill in the air and the winds. talk about what is coming next. a slight warm-up. this is from the fan tage point of belle haven in alexandria. i turned into a sunny day. the sun making a low mark across the sky. it didn't warm us up much. now temperatures will fall hours.

mike -- mike pompeo from kansas to be the next cia director. the tea party republican is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal and was a rumor of the house selected benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack. it makes a difference in how >> earlier mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president-elect and was a close advisor during the campaign. before his two decades in the senate sessions was nominated for a federal judge ship but was rejected for alleged races comments he made during his tenure as you is attorney in alabama vice president-elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly.>> we have a great number of men and women with gray qualifications. >> the president-elect is moving his high-profile transition meetings from the trump tower in new york to the trump national golf club in new jersey. tomorrow he's expected to sit down for a highly anticipated -- highly anticipated meeting with mitt romney. smith he is considered a potential pick despite his previous criticism of the president-elect.>> donald trump is a phony. >> the trump transition team counsel. kenneth craig cbs news that mr. new jersey. >>> the fbi is searching for serial bank robber that there calling the spelling bee bandit he is brought for massachusetts banks in two weeks. the latest in peabody last sunday. each time he writes the word robbery on a note and passes it to the teller and misspelling robbery only using one b. >>> re crime charges monday the 15- year-old girls harassed and assaulted a woman they thought was an immigrant the woman said th

defend the indefensible." 3 let's go back to middleton and the feingold campaign now with mike strehlow... mike? mike? russ feingold did not cast a ballot today. that's because he voted early 2 weeks ago here in middleton where he makes his home, and encouraged others to do the same. the record number of absentee ballots cast especially in democratic strongholds like milwaukee & madison is one reason why the former senator is confident he'll his seat back. while both candidates campaign ads in the months and weeks leading up to today...feingold knows it's his ground game..the door knocking, coffee shop visits and other kinds of voter outreach that will likely be the difference. i recently asked him about polls showing his double digit lead of 3 months ago slipping to a one point margin. "we are confident of our position. we think we have strong momentum. but look, you've got to run like you're behind, you can't run like you're ahead." ahead." feingold attended a get out the vote event in madison this morning and is now spending time with his family. he'll watch the vote totals roll in from home befor

mike. >> mike: tom, thank you. a lot of buzz down here, obviously, after the win by arrogate and the hardware to show for it now. juan carlos capelli from longines has the presentation. >> thank you very much. congratulations. fantastic race. >> i'll ask you to hand that back because belinda, representing santa anita, has a beautiful trophy to pass along. >> congratulations. >> this is great. this feels beautiful. >> garrett, what does this mean to not only win the classic but to beat california chrome in this race? >> well, first of all, i'd like to just pass on an awful lot of our admiration for california chrome and what a fantastic race. i think we have a very exceptional horse that we're very proud of, but that's what it took to beat california chrome today. and we obviously didn't do it until about the last ten yards, the ground since then. >> and three in a row for that man right over there, bob baffert. what can you say about bob? >> he's very, very special. that's why we came here. it was to get trophies like this. and i'm also going to pass on the same accolade to mike smith, who i think now has ridden ten grade 1 winners from 15 or 16 grade 1 rides ever for juddmonte, and that's pretty special. >> nick: caps off a spectacular breeders' cup weekend as well. congratulations toou involved with arrogate, winner of the 2016 breeders' cup classic. tom, back to you. >> tom: all right, mike. a perfect ending to what was really a tremendous rendition of the breeders' cup, 33rd one was one to remember. >> high expectations and i wasn't let down by yesterday or today's result. i can't wait for a rematch. >> chromies shouldn't hang their heads. based on the running time, california chrome ran the best race of his life and arrogate still ran him down. classic. special thanks to equibase, the industry's official database for thoroughbred racing information. coming up next on nbc, it's "dateline." and later tonight, it's an all-new "saturday night live." january 28th, horse racing returns to nbc with the world's richest thoroughbred race, the inaugural running of

mike. >> mike: tom, thank you. a lot of buzz down here, obviously, after the win by arrogate and the hardware to show for it now. juan carlos capelli from longines has the presentation. >> thank you very much. congratulations. fantastic race. >> i'll ask you to hand that back because belinda, representing santa anita, has a beautiful trophy to pass along. >> congratulations. >> this is great. this feels beautiful. >> garrett, what does this mean to not only win the classic but to beat california chrome in this race? >> well, first of all, i'd like to just pass on an awful lot of our admiration for california chrome and what a fantastic race. i think we have a very exceptional horse that we're very proud of, but that's what it took to beat california chrome today. and we obviously didn't do it the ground since then. >> and three in a row for that man right over there, bob baffert. what can you say about bob? >> he's very, very special. that's why we came here. it was to get trophies like this. and i'm also going to pass on the same accolade to mike smith, who i think now has ridden ten grade 1 winners from 15 or 16 grade 1 rides ever for juddmonte, and that's pretty special. >> nick: caps off a spectacular breeders' cup weekend as well. congratulations toou involved with gate, winner of the 2016 breeders' cup classic. tom, back to you. >> tom: all right, mike. a perfect ending to what was really a tremendous rendition of the breeders' cup, 33rd one was one to remember. >> high expectations and i wasn't let down by yesterday or today's result. i can't wait for a rematch. >> chromies shouldn't hang their heads. based on the running time, california chrome ran the best race of his life and arrogate still ran him down. classic. special thanks to equibase, the industry's official database for thoroughbred racing information. coming up next on nbc, it's "dateline." and later tonight, it's an all-new "saturday night live." january 28th, horse racing returns to nbc with the world's richest thoroughbred race, the inaugural running of the

it's a job where a president wants someone that he trusts. >> sam, what's your take on mike pompeo? >> the mike pompeo pick is probably the most celebrated oftd three in washington, dc. and graduated harvard law and there are concerns from within the obama administration about the role he played in the benghazi hearings. for instance, when trey gowdy, the chair of the committee. pompeo went further and beyond what gowdy alleged and the administration looked at that as sort of conspiracy theorizing and way too far beyond the facts and i would say among the picks made today, he's probably got, i mean, probably got the easiest ride and the most accolades from other people in washington, dc. >> kevin, how about general flynn? >> general flynn is someone who emerged as a top surrogate for donald trump on the campaign trail at a time in the race when many wondered whether or not there were folks in the national security industry, if you will, and with those bona fides who were willing to support him. this is a conservative general who has a lot of support amongst the conservative base. he is someone

mike. >> mike: tom, thank you. a lot of buzz down here, obviously, after the win by arrogate and the hardware to show for it now. juan carlos capelli from longines has the presentation. >> thank you very much. congratulations. fantastic race. >> i'll ask you to hand that back because belinda, representing santa anita, has a beautiful trophy to pass along. >> congratulations. >> this is great. this feels beautiful. >> garrett, what does this mean to not only win the classic but to beat california chrome in this race? >> well, first of all, i'd like to just pass on an awful lot of our admiration for california chrome and what a fantastic race. i think we have a very exceptional horse that we're very proud of, but that's what it took to beat california chrome today. and we obviously didn't do it until about the last ten yards, and i don't think i've been on the ground since then. >> and three in a row for that man right over there, bob baffert. what can you say about bob? >> he's very, very special. that's why we came here. it was to get trophies like this. and i'm also going to pass on the same accolade to mike smith, who i think now has ridden ten grade 1 winners from 15 or 16 grade 1 rides ever for juddmonte, and that's pretty special. >> nick: caps off a spectacular breeders' cup weekend as well. congratulations to you and all involved with arrogate, winner of the 2016 breeders' cup classic. tom, back to you. >> tom: all right, mike. a perfect ending to what was really a tremendous rendition of the breeders' cup, 33rd one was one to remember. >> high expectations and i wasn't let down by yesterday or today's result. i can't wait for a rematch. >> chromies shouldn't hang their heads. based on the running time, california chrome ran the best race of his life and arrogate still ran him down. >> tom: all right, arrogate the winner of the breeders' cup classic. special thanks to equibase, the industry's official database for thoroughbred racing information. coming up next on nbc, it's "dateline." and later tonight, it's an all-new "saturday night live." january 28th, horse racing returns to nb

mike -- mike pence, will campaign tomorrow at field park in mukwonago. pence will appear with other top republicans, including house speaker paul ryan and senator ron johnson, who are both running for re-election. joyce: a pollster says trump's sunday visit is aimed at driving up support in a part of wisconsin trump badly needs. marquette law school poll director charles franklin digs into the data for trump this happen on tuesday? >> trump and the campaign have spent a lot of time here actually. and i think the biggest thing and why he's coming to southeas wisconsin is he continues in our polling data to underperform mitt romney in his vote in the milwaukee suburban region of the state. this is usually the richest area of republican voters in the state and he's not driving up , the margins there that romney and other republicans almost always do. joyce: coming up sunday, upfront's political panel on whether trump really has a shot at winning wisconsin. upfront airs sunday morning at 9:00. after upfront, stay tuned at 9:30 for this week with george stephanopoulos. that's followed by matter of fact with soledad o'brien at 10:30. and you may still have a chance , to cast an early ballot. in milwaukee, early voting runs from noon through 5:00 tomorrow at the zeidler municipal remember to bring a government-issued photo i.d. in many municipalities, early voting ended today. election officials are projecting a big overall voter turnout in wisconsin. just under 70% of voting-age citizens are expected to cast ballots by the end of election day. that's about three million people. the record turnout in wisconsin was just under 73% in 2004. 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 kathy: it's one of they key tools realtors use when trying to sell your home but it could , be putting you and your family in danger. wisn 12 news colleen henry investigates tonight at 10:00. >> wide-out lock could be rolling out the welcome mat for would be got guys. >> the reality is that these are not secure lockboxes. this technology goes back to the could keep you safe, and why so many are fighting against it. kathy: it's important information you need to keep you safe. colleen henry investigates lockbox danger tonight on wisn 12 news at 10:00. joyce: for more than 50 years , they were surrogate u.s. soldiers part of a secret force , during the vietnamar. as wisn 12 news mike anderson reports, the secret is out and for them it's about time. >>ajor peter phanhmahavong will be among 20 soldiers parade in milwaukee saturday. >> i feel good. ye it feels good. >> yes, it feels good, he said that his service is no longer a , secret. he was a combat soldier in the jungles of southeast asia during the vietnam war commissioned and , trained by the united states in it's efforts to combat communist insurgency in laos. rescued downed u.s. crews, and protected u.s. navigational sites in laos, alln secret. after its fall, the communists took control and launched genocidal campaigns to punish or eliminate those allied with the u.s. major peter spent some time in a prison camp but managed to , escape and the u s resettled , him here in milwaukee. >> president obama went over to laos september and for the first time the u.s. president acknowledged those activities in laos. >> and major peter phanhmahavong saturday, will march proudly in the veterans day parade with no regr

mike bennett. hey, mike. >> mike: the coldest night of the season. 58 in tampa. 59 in brandon. 59 in wauchula. 59 in bartow and we will continue to see the temperatures plummet now that the sun has set. to. 13 degrees cooler in tampa 16 cooler inland and 18 degrees cooler frostproof. a cooler night. as we head throughout evening hours we will continue to see the temperatures drop. by 11:00, 51 and we don't stop there. a look at the forecast lows for tonight, 44 here in tampa. the coldest temperature in nine months. to the north closing in on that certainly you will want to wrap up as you head out tomorrow morning. it is going to be pretty chilly out there. not the only cold morning to talk about in the seven-day. details on that coming up in just a bit. >>> a news alert tonight out of san antonio, texas. authorities there say detective benjamin marconi was shot and killed while writing a traffic ticket just otside of police headquarters. police chief say detective marconi pulled over and he was inside his car writing a ticket when another car pulled up. driver of that car got out and shot and killed

you do that already. >> i do, yes. >> no, no, mike wise, mike should to have drink hot dog water that he doesn't like. >> jennifer bar evans. >> have mikerink hot hot dog water. >> i think i like that idea. >> doh. >> i will not say anything negative. is it time to say something else. >> who should we do this time. maybe one of their most tame us players eli manning. >> beautiful manning family. >> they are quite lovely. >> aren't they. >> i have nothing negative to say about that. >> how many families, my green shirt, green screen. how many have two amazing football players. >> well, brot hours both won super bowls. >> eli and payton manning. >> isn't that lovely. >> i wish this was real so i could kiss them. i lovie lie manning family. >> look at them. >> what about this eli is also a veteran in the game. you know, he had perfect attendance. >> yes. >> well, he had perfect attendance. he always shows up, ready to go. >> he never missed an nfl game. >> you can see right here look at this face, look at this face, he has a model face. he should do a campaign for some company, don't you think. >> yes. >> great person. >> look at that. >>

mike: the officials stop it. they're going to look at it upstairs. >> referee: we will review the >> mike: my goodness. >> cris: i thought he got in, too. >> mike: they weren't going to get a snap off to clock it. >> cris: he goes down. you see, where we go. where is the knee down? down there. is it down? >> mike: does he have the ball yet, cris? he doesn't get possession of the >> cris: that would work in his favor, right? this would work in his favor. if he controls it there, you have the touchdown. oh, my goodness. so many things at work here. >> mike: is it clear and obvious in this situation? the call on the field is short. it has to be 100% sure for the replay center to overturn it. >>ri and kansas city has to be ready. if they mark it there. they have to wind the clock. and they have to have the play ready. it will be on the 6 inch line, at worst. is there control? i would argue, when he got control, he was over that line. or at least on that line. that is the same thing as over that line. >> mike: when do you have control of that ball? at that moment, where is the ball? and because of the bobble, seems and we could be looking at 24-22,

mike: the officials stop it. they're going to look at it upstairs. >> referee: we will review the >> mike: my goodness. >> cris: i thought he got in, too. >> mike: they weren't going to get a snap off to clock it. >> cris: he goes down. you see, where we go. where is the knee down? down there. is it down? >> mike: does he have the ball yet, cris? he doesn't get possession of the >> cris: that would work in his favor, right? this would work in his favor. if he controls it there, you have the touchdown. oh, my goodness. so many things at work here. >> mike: is it clear and obvious in this situation? the call on the field is short. it has to be 100% sure for the replay center to overturn it. >> cris: there's one second. and kansas city has to be ready. if they mark it there. they have to wind the clock. and they have to have the play ready. it will be on the 6 inch line, at worst. is there control? i would argue, when he got control, he was over that line. or at least on that line. that is the same thing as over that line. >> mike: when do you have control of that ball? at that moment, where is the ball? and because of the bobble, seems like he se

mike: the officials stop it. they're going to look at it >> mike: my goodness. >> cris: i thought he got in, too. >> mike: they weren't going to get a snap off to clock it. >> cris: he goes down. you see, where we go. where is the knee down? down there. is it down? >> mike: does he have the ball yet, cris? he doesn't get possession of the >> cris: that would work in his favor, right? this would work in his favor. if he controls it there, you have the touchdown. oh, my goodness. so many things at work here. >> mike: is it clear and obvious in this situation? the call on the field is short. it has to be 100% sure for the replay center to overturn it. >> cris: there's one sd. and kansas city has to be ready. they have to wind the clock. and they have to have the play ready. it will be on the 6 inch line, at worst. is there control? i would argue, when he got control, he was over that line. or at least on that line. that is the same thing as over that line. >> mike: when do you have control of that ball? at that moment, where is the ball? and because of the bobble, seems like he secured it after the and we could be lookin

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mike pence. mike pence is a good man, principled leader, and will make a great vice president. you need to know how proud we are of wisconsin, of reince priebus. what he has done to rebuild our party is markable. i want to congratulate mitch mcconnell and our colleagues in the senate. i want to congratulate ron johnson. ron, scott walker and i spent four days on a bus crisscrossing the state. it was close quarters at times. campaigningf the our candidates ran. i want to congratulate the rnc. what a phenomenal job. majority is bigger than expected. we won more seats than anyone expected. much of that is thanks to donald trump. donald trump provided the coattails that got people over so we couldine maintain our house and senate majorities. we have important work to do. many months ago, republicans laid out a bold agenda for the country. it will help us hit the ground running. we will honor the timeless pentacles our country was freedom,n -- liberty, free enterprise. we will apply those principles to the problems of the day. this is the kind of unified government we set out to enlist. there is no doubt our democracy can be very messy. we remain a sharply divided country. years, we do every four we have to heal the divisions of a long campaign. i think donald trump set the perfect tone last night for doing this. i know president obama and secretary clinton are committed to bringing the country together. this needs to be a time of redemption, not recrimination. we need to rededicate ourselves to making america great and making it a more perfect union. with that, let me take your questions. [inaudible] some of your colleagues were critical of you, saying you had not embraced donald trump. speaker ryan: i think our relationship is fine. i have spoken with donald twice in the last 18 hours. i spoke with mike pence twice as well. i think we are going to hit the ground running. we are already talking about working together. seven out of 10 americans do not like the direction the country is going. i think what donald trump has pulled off is an enormous political feat. he just turned a mandate. we now have a unified republican government. if you listened to us in the closing days of the campaign, whether it was crisscrossing america or wisconsin, we were making an appeal to unify. we did just that. that is why i am excited about where we are. >> tell me about your conversations with the president elect. speaker ryan: we had great conversations about how we would work together on the transition. we are trying to get our schedules lined up to flesh out how we build our transition, how we go forward. say to voters concerned during this campaign? what do you say to people who are concerned? speaker ryan: i will say what i said to wisconsinites before the election -- look at the direction we have

mike! mike? what? why?! oh, for crying out loud, mike! b-but...okay! i-i-- i have no other choice! good-bye! mike got fogged in in philadelphia. he's lucky it's foggy. i was there once wh it was clear. maude, this is no time for jokes! now i'll have to handle the whole tax audit without him. walter, will you stop being so nervous? i can't help it! come on, walter. you've done nothing wrong. you're not trying to hide anything or cheat anyone. you have integrity. well, i haven't done anything that every other tax payer doesn't do. that bad, huh. maude, it's nothing. it's just a matter of interpretation. i accelerated the depreciation on some of the fixtures and delivery trucks at the store. actually, it's not breaking the law. it's... just bending it a little. bending? how far? over backwards. oh, walter, where does it all end? what has happened to the moral climate in this country? is there no-- is there no difference between right and wrong? sure, it starts small, stealing from the cookie jar and copying answers on final exams; now cheating on your income tax. walter, if you're not careful, i

mike. (mike heatwole, rennick's dad) "the diagnosis when we first got it was pretty devastating because we didn't know, is he even going to see us?" mike found the e-sight through social media.. they flew to seattle to try it out. (mike heatwole, rennick's dad) "and he puts it on. first thing he does is zoom in we didn't buy it right then. didn't have the money just lying around." 15-thousand dollars for this new, state of the art eye ware. "put that out there and i kid you not, within 30 seconds had our first donation and then we just watched as more and more people donated." they raised all 15-thousand in 24 hours. six weeks later, e-sight arrived.. and rennick.. hasn't looked back. (marcea tjaden, rennick's teacher) "who remembers what a per unit rate was? rei things he can't see.. can't do.. (mike heatwole, rennick's dad) "he's got a heart, excuse me, that's pretty unbelievable." but whether in the classroom.. or on the field...rennick has the tools to keep life in focus. and -- here's a look at tonight's abc primetime lineup. at 9 -- secrets and lies at 10 -- quantico at 11 -- 13 action news it seems like there are new poll number

mike: the victims described him average build, with dark hair pulled back into a bun. >> his behavior was feminine. mike: if faced with a similar situation, police recommend driving to a public and lighted area and called 911. some in town are on alert. >> be very cautious. be aware. mike: police have not received any reports of this happening anywhere elserb have notified other departments. anyone with information is asked to call police right away. tom: a beautiful day today but a winter blast is right around the corner. let us go to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: over the weekend, we go from early spring into early winter. take a look at the highs across new hampshire today. well above average and close to record highs. within six of the record in temperatures into the 30's and many spots. 40's, rochester. notice jaffrey and laconia, all in the low to mid 30's now reporting some fog. with temperatures at or below freezing and some fog, that is a recipe for black ice. watch for that especially in northern and western new hampshire between 7:00 and 8:00 in the morning. cleveland and then it turns more wintry back to the west. and what about a changeover from rain to snow in spots on sunday. tom: fire crews are still working to fully contain the covered bridge

idea of him to ever own a business.natsbut once you get to know mike, you know that would never stop him.nats mike says, "nobody else mike says, natshim.never stop that would mike, you know get to know but once you natsbusiness. to ever own a the idea of him impossible for seemingly making it objects."can see mike says, "i at age 9. degeneration macular form of macular degeneration at age 9. making it seemingly impossible ashley hanley reporting. such an awesome survivor story. good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in governor branstad is weighing cedar rapids. what he says about the policy that's keeping the police video under wraps. you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...police investigate plus, trump asks a fierce critic of the affordable care act to hold a top health position. and, the family of jeremie mitchell is still pushing cedar rapids police to release the video of his shooting. governor branstad weighs in. welcome to cbs two this authorities in ohio are trying to figure outwhy a somali refugee carried out a bloody knife attack at ohio state unive

mike haddad with your forecast. mike: we will see clear skies like we saw up at newfound lake give way to clear's desk give way to clouds tomorrow morning -- give way to clouds tomorrow morning. official high in concord today, 55 degrees. the average is 51. 73 record low of a very cold 10. that is what it got down to on this date in 1992. it is quite chilly now but not nearly as cold as it can get this time of year. upper 20's, north. same story on top of mount washington and down near plymouth. if you 40's along the coast. over the next 12-14 hours, possibly through lunchtime, a wedge of slightly more mild air. behind the cold front, temperatures drop off quite a bit over a good portion of canada and that chilly air begins to take over here starting tomorrow late and into early saturday. as the front comes through during tomorrow morning, quite a few clouds and scattered showers. best shot of them holding together will be in the north and art of this day, in time for the morning commute. a slight chance that o into southern new hampshire. scattered showers north. the front tends to fall apart as it dress into southern new hampshire. a 30% chance of a quick hitting shower. outside of that, a dry friday with snow showers holding together in the afternoon in the north country. not only will it turn chilly, but they are being aided by a any moisture. on average, 20-30 mile per hour winds. temperatures were tomorrow, slightly lower than today. it will cool down later in the afternoon. the highs will be reached at around noon or 1:00 before it cools. as for the wind, take a look. getting to increase tomorrow morning. the front comes through and they increase even more. 25-35 miles per hour and a few higher gusts near 40. any could lead to a few scattered power outages. on saturday, winds will be much lighter. what about the weekend? spot shower tomorrow morning. clearing out in the afternoon. lingering snow showers in the afternoon -- in the north. teens and 20's, and ending up in the 40's south upper 30's, north. tuesday into wednesday. we are still in a severe drought over a good portion of new hampshire. we are still about 20%-30% below rainfall. and we could use some more. shelley: tomorrow is going to be a two hands on the wheel kind of day. tom: we are taking a look tonight at plymouth state basketball. jamie: the college basketball >> now, jamie staton and news scored two minutes and 29 seconds into their game at the bruins tonight. a good start for them, but that was nothing compared to what the bruins ended up doing in the first period. they honored veterans day with medal of honor recipient ryan pitts dropping the ceremonial first puck. would never lose it. still in the first, a nice backhand feed. miramax tim schaller will lift a backhand under the crossbar. it was his goal. his second. they go want to win, 5-2 and they are at arizona on saturday. let the games begin. begins tomorrow at an unlikely time for unh. the wildcats host lesley university at 1:00 p.m. we dropped in on plymouth state basketball practice tonight. the panthers will open their season on tuesday against revere college in the boys and girls club classic. their leading scorer is back from last year. they are looking to build on that success. >> we have a lot of but we have a lot of enthusiasm. >> for our senior group, we want to leave with a winning record so we have to be nine games above point 500 to do that. that is something this program has not done in 11 years. we want to get into the ncaa tournament. jamie: dartmouth season begins wildcats will open up tomorrow night. it will not take long for this freshman to be thrown into the real fire against michigan state sunday night. this week's hometown hero is a big-play threat for the stevens high school football team. parker smith will lead the cardinals into the division iii semifinals this weekend. the 6'3" inch -- receiver has great hands and athleticism. he hopes to continue his football career at a division two or three college level. football is a fairly new sport to him and he says he has worked hard to improve. >> i have always been a basketball player but our offensive coordinator put it in my head -- you are pretty good at football. so i have a better iq overall. jamie: good luck to parker. congratulations to three proctor academy basketball players from new hampshire. they all signed with division one teams this week. caleb green signed with holy cross. geo baker is going to record's. and cheff will play bonaventure. after will have a really good basketball team this year. the big loss for women soccer team at franklin pierce. head coach jeff bailey is leaving to pursue other opportunities. they will miss him. and a tough loss for franklin pierce as they lost to merrimack college. but s&nhu looking good. shelley: some of our brightest in ventures are being honored. the product of the year that is now helping first responders. be noisy. be silent. be near. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. interesting and impressive products made in new hampshire were highlighted today by the new hampshire high tech council. tom: companies showed their products to people in the business community who then voted on the winner. the product of the year was the wilcox patriot hybrid, a device to keep first responders save when arriving to hazmat emergencies. emergencies. >> the team has worked very hard very exciting. tom: products ranged of from sensors for trains and high-tech keyboards. a lot of high-tech gadgetry in new hampshire that they do right here. let us check with mike haddad. mike: the wind, that will be the key. not a widespread issue but there may be a few scattered power outages. snow showers possible in the mountains. shelley: thank you for joining >> dicky: from hollywood it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight matthew broderick, from the los angeles rams, william hayes and tip. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ? 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mike: the officials stop it. they're going to look at it upstairs. >> referee: we will review the previous play. >> mike: my goodness. >> cris: i thought he got in, too. >> mike they weren't going to get a snap off to clock it. >> cris: he goes down. you see, where we go. where is the knee down? down there. is it down? >> mike: does he have the ball yet, cris? he doesn't get possession of the ball until the very end. >> cris: that would work in his favor, right? this would work in his favor. if he controls it there, you have the touchdown. oh, my goodness. so many things at work here. >> mike: is it clear and obvious in this situation? the call on the field is short. it has to be 100% sure for the replay center to overturn it. >> cris: there's one second. and kansas city has to be ready. if they mark it there. they have to wind the clock. and they have to have the play ready. it will be on the 6 inch line, at worst. is there control? i would argue, when he got control, he was over that line. or at least on that line. that is the same thing as over that line. >> mike: when do you have control of that ball? at that moment, where is the ball? and because of the

mike: not much. technical term. >> cris: yeah. >> mike: demarcus ware out. shane ray, rushing off the edge. >> cris: a little help. everybody is one-on-one. >> mike: they kill the play. >> referee: offsides, 58. still first down. >> cris: watch the center's head. see if he gives a little snap here. there. he's gave it a little snap of the head. and von miller thought he had a key. >> mike: the hours that coaches look for just that one edge. 42 yard line. tyreek hill. goes down at the 33. got the first down. felt like he couldn't get anymore. he saves some time. >> cris: or saves something. 90 seconds to go. hit by brandon marshall, the linebacker. >> cris: i'm so impressed with brandon marshall and the job he has done. he has had such a tough job. he had to take over for danny trevathan. great tight ends and running backs. and he has been true to form. all of the signal calls. there's the leader. >> mike: barrett in the game. rotating the rushers down the stretch. and demarcus ware going again. and ward makes the tackle. a yard shy of the first down. 1:18 to go. >> cris: you can count on it. anytime you get kelce one-on-one with anybody, no insul

mike: the officials stop it. they're going to look at it upstairs. previous play. >> mike: my goodness. >> cris: i thought he got in, too. >> mike: they weren't going to get a snap off to clock it. >> cris: he goes down. you see, where we go. where is the knee down? down there. is it down? >> mike: does he have the ball yet, cris? he doesn't get possession of the >> cris: that would work in his favor, right? this would work in his favor. if he controls it there, you have the touchdown. oh, my goodness. so many things at work here. >> mike: is it clear and obvious in this situation? the call on the field is short. it has to be 100% sure for the replay center tove and kansas city has to be ready. if they mark it there. they have to wind the clock. and they have to have the play ready. it will be on the 6 inch line, at worst. is there control? i would argue, when he got control, he was over that line. or at least on that line. that is the same thing as over that line. >> mike: when do you have control of that ball? at that moment, where is the contact of the defender. and we could be looking at 24-22, and a two-point conversion coming up. >> cris: andy r

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