mr. taylor, aunt helen. oh, well, i was, dear, but mr. taylor and i have headaches. oh. aunt helen, i've been thinking and thinking and i still don't understand why boys think they have to be better at everything than girls are. aunt helen? oh, what, dear? i still don't understand at everything than girls. oh, well, it... has something to do with... male ego. what's that? oh, uh, well, you see, down through the centuries man's been provider for the family and protector of women. i guess he naturally feels he has to be stronger and do things better than women. oh. and, you know, i was just thinking maybe it's not a bad idea you mean even when he isn't? yes, even when he isn't. is that what you do, aunt helen? oh, well, uh... not lately, i'm afraid. but, you know i think it's something every woman should think about. hi. hi. do you like to roller-skate, opie? it's okay. i'm not very good at roller-skating. i wish somebody would teach me how. you just skate. not me. i bet you're a wonderful skater. i'm pretty good, i guess. opie, would you teach me how to skate? sure, i gue

mr. jackson, please. he's quite busy. do you have an appointment, mister, uh... sheriff taylor of mayberry. no, i don't have an appointment but i'd 'preciate if you'd tell him i'm here. mr. jackson, a sheriff taylor from mayberry is here to see you. what does he want? i'm here to arrest him. he's here to arrest you. arrest! what is all this? 'member me? i... believe so. yes! yes. that speeding ticket, 'member? about two weeks ago? you said you had an important meetin' so i let you go on the condition that you'd come back on the 20th and stand trial-- 'member? sday and you didn't come. oh, yes, well, it, uh... it completely slipped my mind. come into my office. i'm sure we can straighten this out. fine. sit down, sir. oh, thank you. now, about, uh... two weeks ago you said i came through your town, huh? that's right. i would imagine you'd have your hands full way out there in mayberry running down chicken thieves and curfew breakers. er, would you like a cigar? no, thank you. oh, maybe i will take one for my deputy. he likes one when he's feeling special sporty. thank you. now... 'bout the su

mr. taylor: sure. it's absolutely affected our district for sure. people have been furloughed, laid off. there have been problems with mapet assistance schedules, training and everything like that so it really hurts our national security. my district, the nation as well too. it's been coming back. i am here to make sure we do something about that, to make sure we protect our national security and of course my area. >> how do you make that argument? is the republican leadership in congress willing to listen? mr. taylor: i think they're willing to listen. it hurts our military moving forward. you have to make the argument, you have to make the argument you have to be able to thread a needle to fiscal hawks as well as military hawks. we have the ability to do that. >> what lessons do you take being a naval seal and now being a member of congress? mr. taylor: sure. i had the pleasure of serving with some of the greatest people i ever know that taught me loyalty, working within an elite team and also having

mr. taylor, i don't know his involvement but i will find out and defend him. >> rogers and taylor did not enter a plea during the court appearance. they are due back in court in january. >> to san jose where a s.w.a.t. team was searching this afternoon for these two men that escaped from the santa county jail. today's search focused on an rv parked on a residential street in east san jose. jesse gary is in san jose with the latest on the search for these two fugitives that have been able to elude capture for several days. >> deputies appear to be targeting this. the clear message if you help or harbor these wanted men you will wind up behind bars. >> this east san jose neighborhood was ground zero in the search for two escaped jail inmates. >> base on the public tips we received, we have gotten extensive information, independent tips in search locations associating with certain people. >> the sheriff's department targeted this camper on waverly avenue. the vehicle showed signs of heavy damage from a forced entry. neighbors tell me they heard several explosions and flash bang grenades that

mr. taylor. oh, i didn't mean to imply that you are... but, you know, you'd think, feeling the way you do, that, uh... you'd have acted instead of just talking about it. if i knew where to join up, i'd do it right now. there you go again, getting yourself all riled up, flint. . i'm colonel jason taylor, army of the confederacy. this is lieutenant quincy abbott, my adjutant. confederate army? whatcha doing way out here? well, i'll tell you, mr. bridger. there are a lot of men out here like this young man who were born in the south and whose hearts are still there, in spite of the fact that they live here. we're on a recruiting mission to give these young men the opportunity to fulfill their obligations. the lieutenant and i are returning to camp tonight. but, of course, if you're sure you want to join up-- i am sure, sir. i'll get my things. i, uh, i'd like to talk to my boy alone. you sure you know what you're doing, son? yes, sir, i'm sure. nothing i can do or say to keep you? no. i've made up m

mr. jack taylor at wtop. i still think the tryptophan is kicking in. if you're going to head out this morning, there's nothing in your way. we're in good shape as you head out. nothing on the beltway. good to go on the interstate traveling there on 95, 270. d.w. parkway looking good. principles gorges county along fedex drive. more equipment is headed to the scene. shouldn't cost you any time if you're headed in that area. >> jack thank you. we're going to get back to the breaking news we told you about at the top of the show. florence henderson passing away. you'll likely remember her as her role as carol brady. she was surrounded by friends at a southern california hospital. she died of heart failure. she was 82 years old. a lot of people remembering her online this morning. she appeared in multiple roles as carol brady through the '90s even. >> i know. we did some research, michael brady died. alice, everybody loved alice, ann davis died in 2014. >> all six kids still alive. a sad day with people thinking about the lovely lady. >>> we're following s

mr. taylor enjoys the presumption of innocence, i don't know his involvement but i will find out and defend him. >> both rogers and taylor will return to court in january. >>> a shelter in place have been lifted in a union city neighborhood after an hour's long barricade situation. union city police say they were call to a home on railroad avenue after a woman inside reported that her partner had a gun and was threatening her. when police arrived at 8:30 this morning the woman came out of the house and the man remained inside. swat teams got him to surrender while neighbors nearby were asked to stay indoors. >>> just a preventive precautionary measure just to try to keep everybody safe. we are hoping for are a safe resolution to this whole situation. but we just have to take the extra precaution. >>> now our crew on the scene says that man finally did surrender to police just about an hour ago. >> also in union city one person kill and two others injured in a shooting in a shopping center at 9:00 last night at union landing in a parking lot near the movie theater. police say a parked vehicl

mr. taylor enjoys the presumption of innocence. i don't know his involvement but i will find out and defend them. >> ktvu has interviewed taylor in the past. he seemed to take advantage of the opportunities of the organization that helps the at risk kids. he said he did not want to end up like his best friend that was killed the year before. >> in 2013 he volunteered at a gun buy pack and talked about easy access to weapons. >> simmons heads out the organization and says he had great potential. >> there is no way to say this is not a heart break. it is devastating to have him accused. >>> the couple is being held without bail. henry lee, fox 2 news. >>> we are following breaking news about the warriors new arena in san francisco. the ruling that just came down. >> it is a san francisco holiday tradition. the tree lighting at 555 california street. we got a live report coming up. >>> also possible new momentum for a raiders' stadium in oakland. the hopeful messages coming from the city today. >>> it was cold out there this morning. i

mr. taylor enjoys the presumption of innocence. i don't know what his involvement is, but i'm going to find out and defend him. >> rogers and taylor will return to court in january. >>> monterey road in san jose is back open after being closed for hours following a deadly crash this morning. the crash happened about 3:00 near the capital expressway after a woman was hit and killed by a taxi. police say the driver of the yellow cab stopped at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. officers say it does not appear that the woman was crossing in a designated crosswalk. >> it is pretty dark underneath the expressway. we have no reason to think that there is anything more than an innocent accident. >> investigators believe the woman was a transient. the cabby had a fare at the time of the crash. he submitted to a sew test but he did not appear to be drunk. >>> a man was arrested for assaulting a woman yesterday afternoon. she was giving the man directions when she noticed he was exposing himself. investigators are trying to dete

mr. taylor was a former nurse. officers say, quote, someone who spent his life taking care of others was due for a little good karma. >> absolutely. bravo to the officers. >> yes. >>> thank you for joining us today. keep in mind that news continues throughout the day on ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. join us back here for more news on the 4 on 2. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. dr. oz: who is responsible for bobbi kristina's death? music superstar bobby brown breaks his silence. on a stunning new ruling. can i ask you about nick gordon, what do you think should happen to him? the truth about his and whitney's drug use. and the health scare that almost took his life. they take you to

taylor: how's it going, mr. marcus? lemonis: how are you? where you been? taylor: doing well.onis: okay, why are you late? taylor: we worked till late last night. lemonis: you should plan better because we all got here on time, and we waited as long as we could for you. i think with taylor, it's confusing for me because one day, he shows up in a suit, and then the next day, he shows up late. i think what he's really struggling with is determining whether he's gonna be an adult or a kid. well, i don't need the suit. what i need you to do is be an adult and be responsible. any other questions? i'm excited. thank you for having me be a part of your family. let's go to work. [ applause ] jeff: how's it going, marcus? lemonis: good morning, how are you? today, we're at the international franchise expo. this place is packed with experienced operators -- people that have a proven track record of taking care of their franchisees and helping them grow. we want to give taylor and jeff a chance to learn from the best, well, this is it. how much is the attention to detail important in the

mr. trump. taylor: police in portland say an anti-trump demonstration turned into a riot.usand people damaged cars and smashed windows. there were protests in a number of other cities, including york and chicago. donald trump called them professional protesters incited by the media. he said they are very unfair. russia is cautioning against optimism with the u.s.. a spokesman said disagreements will continue after donald trump takes office. relations between the two countries are at their lowest point in decades. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. i am taylor riggs. tom: thanks so much. we are honored in this hour to have with us william bauder of citigroup. extraordinary.te teachers are -11. em currencies are weaker. next, stunning with a record high. you would think that -- the peso is absolutely stunning. francine: i really like your charts. my charts are very similar. i'm looking at emergent markets. this is the major rap we see on the donald trump presidency. look at the pound, t

ramsey taylor calls mrs. a, quote, her words, an ape in heels. 2,700 people signed a petition to remove ramsey taylor from office. tomorrow night's city council meeting will focus on her future. she's been removed from her other job at a development company in town. >>> a jury found a georgia man guilty of murdering his son for leaving him in a hot car. justin ross harris was accused of intentionally leaving his 22-month-old son cooper in his suv while he was at work. prosecutors say harris left the toddler to die because he wanted to be free from family responsibilities. they showed evidence he was sexting with six women on the day of his son's death. defense attorneys say the boy's death was a tragic accident. harris faces life in prison when he's sentenced on december 5th. >>> veteran journalist and co-anchor of pbs's "newshour" gwen ifill dade today of cancer. she began her career as a newspaper reporter and then switched to television working for nbc news and pbs. she moderated two vice presidential debat

taylor said when former north side home was purchasedy mr. choudry back in 2011, he used a fake name - and didn't pay the taxes due on the home. said she had a warrant out for her arrest and her life became a nightmare because of what choudry did. mr. choudry appeared in court today without a lawyer. during questioning, he frequently invoked his fifth amendment rights. five days now before the presidential election...and today's campaign schedule in wisconsin is relatively light. light. hillary clinton's daughter chelsea did make a neighborhood this morning. she used stories from her travels to illustrate why she says her mom is the best choice next tuesday...including a conversation she says she had with an 8-year old girl. "the boys in my school say that if donald trump wins, my dad's gonna have to go back into the closet and there are monsters there. and i looked at her and i said there are monsters there and we're not gonna let that happen. so when we say that our children are listening, that's not rhetorica" rhetorical." tomorrow, vice p

taylor? arthur harrington. i'm j.j. bailey's attorney. oh, well, glad to see you. hi, mr. harrington. oh, ron... are you all right, my boy? i'm fine. good. we'll have you out of here in a matter of seconds. sheriff, i want to compliment you for being so conscientious in upholding the law. oh, well, thank you. the boy made a little mistake. you taught him his lesson and i'm sure we can let it go at that. sheriff, you can release him. i'll assume full responsibility. oh, well, that-that's fine, mr. harrington, but, uh, being a expert lawyer you-you understand i can't just let the boy go. i mean, there's-there's legalities and paperwork and stuff like that. why, of course. we don't mind waiting, sheriff. how long do you think it'll take? 'bout two days. i see. and you don't think that you could possibly see your way to...? oh, no, no, no. i couldn't do that. no. uh-uh. well... i was hoping we could do this the easy way. however... would you come in, please? ( door closes ) i want to ask you a few questions, mr. dilbeck. wouldn't you say that that old truck of yours is a traffic hazard? and isn't it

. >> woodruff: goldie taylor, you did not support mr. trump, how are you feeling? >> i certainly have to agree that this is a time of unity for the country. it isn't a time for gloating. it is a time to roll up our sleeves and really get to work. that's going to come i think from all of us. >> woodruff: missy shorey, what do you say to the women, we've seen pictures of women crying, women upset about the election of donald trump. what would you say to them? >> i understand that people can be upset. certainly i was upset as well as many other people when we saw reelections of people who are much more liberal. the past two administrations were very hard for a lot of people, but the important thing to remember is that every time people protest, every time they yell, every time they have a cry-in, if you will, whether it be men or women across america, they're delaying the healing process. this is a democracy, and it's so important for us to respect that. i was proud that the american electorate selected president obama to be our first african american president. and i

taylor said when former north side home was purchased by mr. choudry back in 2011, he used a fake name - and didn't pay the taxes due on the home. she said she had a warrant out for her arrest and her life became a nightmare because of what choudry did. it hurt my feelings but when i decided to move forward, i was always there haunting me. calls from collectorsthey also told me that they could do nothing but collection effor. efforts.mr. choudry appeared in court today without a lawyer. during questioning, he frequently invoked his fifth amendment rights. "here's the 0-1, this is gonna be a tough play,,,the cubs win the world series!" series!" 3 a wild gamseven in cleveland last night. after more than a hundred years...the cubs lled out the win over the cleveland indians. 3 today fans are scambling to get their hands on world series championship gear and memorablia. cbs 58's jocelyne pruna reports on that from kenosha. 3 been waiting for several hours to get their hands on one of this shirts.i want to show you the moment a shipment came in.ns n

mr. trump as well in what was a sporting meeting. here is taylor riggs.trump will move quickly once he moves into office. his first day, he will start the process to get the u.s. out of the transpacific trade agreement. he will take payment regulation. >> i will formally a rule that says for everyone in regulation, two old regulations must be eliminated. taylor: he says he will cancel job killing restrictions on coal in shale energy. canada's prime minister will speed up a plan to eliminate --l-fired -- powered higher power plants. the u.s. president-elect says he wants to back out of climate bills and boost coal production. britain's national health services facing crippling problems because of the biggest deficit ever. to $2.3 billion in the most recent year. the government's spending watchdog warned that money to improve buildings and software will have to be re-allocated. japan withstood a deadly earthquake with little impact. it measured seven point or and struck off the coast. that's the home of the nuclear power plant crippled in 2011. this knocked

taylor one of her friends gold star father another. his son died while serving in the iraq war he has public sparred with donald trump over trump proposed bannon muslims. thankfully mr. trump this isn't your america. introduced hillary clinton. >> we will have some work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation after this election. we have to begin listening to one another and respecting one another. >> tonight's rally comes just hours after f.b.i. director james comey announced that clinton will not face charges for that new batch of e-mails discovered on her private server. zmo i think the f.b.i. did a their face. >> mary snow and her 11-year-old daughter came up from water ton to support clinton. >> i came up to do some but they ran out of they have been working so hard they have been doing such a wonderful job. this is expected to be with the rates tightening the state's four electoral votes are more important than ever. and clinton did not mention the e-mail scandal during her speech today in new hampshire or in cleveland where she was before this. one thing that is working in her favor is that democrats have take than state in five out of the last six pr

mr. white: good evening. ahem, is the manager around? i'm him. macy taylor. oh. i'm perry white. this is jim olsen. here about seven years ago. i think you were a desk clerk then. own the place now. george taylor got drowned a few years back. he was my uncle. drowned, eh? well, thatat too bad. yep. fell in the river. never did find his body. you looking to put up for the night, you'll find it comfortable at the shelby arms about five miles up the highway. we thought we'd stay here. you wouldn't be comfortable. i got no help, no electricity. as a matter of fact, i was getting ready to close up the place. oh, we're not fussy. i want to fish the stream on your property tomorrow, get some of those big bass. shed out. fished out? but we saw-- good fishing upstream, though, at the shelby arms. let's go up there, mr. white. no. i'm too tired to drive anymore tonight. we'll stay here. you wouldn't be comfortable, i tell you. can't serve you no food, neither. we had a big dinner in town. yeah, but what about breakfast? we'll get some fish for breakfast. now, you sign the register, jim. i

taylor joined her on stage. clinton says that after tuesday, the country will need healing and reconciliation. but before that, she needs votes. mrs. clinton: i'm asking for the independents in this election. [applause] erin: more than 3100 people attended clinton's final rally in new hampshire ahead of the election. sean: donald trump's running mate, mike pence, was also in new hampshire yesterday. the republican vice presidential nominee rallied volunteers at a campaign office in windham. mr. pence: it is time to come home and elect donald trump as the next president of the united states of america. sean: during an interview with news 9, pence talked about the fbi's ance related to her emails, calling it, quote, "disappointing to million of americans." -- to millions of americans." again, pence and trump will be back on the campaign trail here in new hampshire today. erin: for granite staters, election season started back in 2014, and after two years of campaign visits, many say they are ready to exercise their right to vote, while others say they just want it all to be over. >> i think it is -- it is just system is set up, and

mr. lawson said that his great-grandfather was the hero. i suppose it makes him feel better to think that. well, actually, opie, they were all heroes including your ancestor carlton taylor. oh? was there a taylor in the battle? there certainly was. he was one of the first settlers. mayberry was almost called taylortown. oh. well, i wanted you to see the actual sword that was used. i'll be running along now. thanks, and i'll mention the sword in my essay. well, it just might help you win the prize. well, thanks for coming over, clara. oh, it's quite all right. carlton taylor... it's possible. well, the idea! arge herself. gosh, paw, the only thing that people agree on is that those indians were pretty mean. yeah. sure would like to know what the indians said, though. yeah. hey, paw, tom strongbow's an indian, isn't he? yeah. he's cherokee. maybe i ought to go talk to him. that's a good idea. i'll tell you what-- i'll drive you over there tomorrow. gee, thanks, paw. yeah. that's right, opie. it was my revered ancestor, chief strongbow that led the cherokee in the defense of their traditional hunting ground. chief strongbow. gee, was he wounded? oh, yeah. many times. matte

artist james taylor, and also the goldstar consequential convention speeches and sometime at the democratic national convention, taking on donald trump over his comments about muslims. mr. trump will be trying to draw an even larger crowd tomorrow at the nh you death s n h u arena. for more on how his team is heading into the home stretch, let's go to cherise leclerc. reporter: thank you. this event here at the wyndham, this is being billed as a get out the vote rally. there's on already making calls. it will be several more hours before governor pence arrives in new hampshire. that is because he just wrapped up the campaign event in north carolina, where he was speaking earlier today. we want to show you a live look at the campaign headquarters, where people are on the phones, getting out their message to voters, as we lead into the final hours before election day. we heard them being instructed on the phone. the republican vice presidential nominee is making in these final hours. this is his final scheduled stop of the night. campaign officials telling us they have no idea at this time how many people will turn out. we did see a steady stream of people downstairs, vo

taylor warmed up the crowd and offered his own political take. >> they threw everything at her they can think of, but they can't keep her back. [ singing ] >> reporter: mrs. clinton was introduced by the father of a us army captain who lost his life in iraq, and he echoed his emotional speech at the convention where he attacked donald trump's immigration policy. >> would anyone who isn't like you have a place in america donald trump? well thankfully mr. trump this clinton's turn to zero in on trump. >> this election is a moment of reckoning. it is i a choice -- it is a choice between division or unity, between strong steady leadership and a loose cannon that can put everything at risk. >> reporter: perhaps tired she smoked in measured tones, but finished with an appeal to voters. >> i hope you're able to say you voted, you voted better, stronger, fairer america, an america where we build bridges, not walls. >> reporter: she never even brought up e-mails or the lack of criminal charges, but her supporters are speaking up. >> there's nothing criminal about hillary clinton. >> that's what i expected. it should have never happened in the first place. >> and

taylor smuggled but there was another target in the crosshairs of the mexican beauty salon mata hari. jeff veltri: she ended up corrupting yet another customs and border protection officer and that would be mr. lorne "hammer" jones. sharyl: in a decade-long crime spree, officer jones helped smuggle in people and 33 tons of marijuana. one reason the dark side is so tempting is because the pay-off is so big. border agents and officers make $38,000 to $69,000 a year. what kind of money can the illegal activity bring in for a corrupt agent? jeff veltri: they could, in theory, make more in an evening than they, in their annual salary, would garner. sharyl: the fbi now has 22 border corruption task forces dedicated solely to rooting out dirty of they caught officer michael gilliland on surveillance video allegedly carrying a cash payoff hundreds of illegal immigrants for $120,000 in bribes. and there are many more. agent marcos manzano, jr. hid illegal immigrants in his family's house. agent michael gonzalez is seen here on a police camera loading pot into his vehicle. officer margarita crispin is serving 20 years for taking bribes to let marijuana through. and officer martha garnica is serving 2

taylor one of star father kaiser khan another. khan's son died while serving in the 2004 iraq war. he has publicly sparred with donald trump throughout the election over trump's proposed bannon muslims. >> actually, mr. trump, this isn't your america. >> reporter: khan introduced hillary clinton. >> that we will have some work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation after this election. to one another and respecting one another. >> reporter: tonight's rally comes just hours after f.b.i. director james comey announced that clinton will not face charges for that new batch of e-mails discovered on her private server. >> i think the f.b.i. did a good job of killing the momentum about a week and a half ago and now they got egg if on their faces. >> reporter: mary jo know and her 11-year-old daughter came from up watertown to support clinton. >> we came up to campaign but they ran out so they're working so hard up here they have been doing such a wonderful job. >> is that a good sign? >> i think thits is expected to be clinton's last visit to new hampshire before election day on tuesday with the race tightening the state's four electoral votes are more important than ever. >> reporter: and the f.b

mrs. clinton was at a concert hosted by jay z and beyonce. tomorrow she'll be joined in new hampshire by singer james taylor.erage ahead including a big change for donald trump's twitter account. on election day nbc bay area's investigative unit will have your back. if you experience any problems at the polls, call our tip line. our election coverage tuesday begins at 3:00 in the afternoon. we'll have crews live at headquarters for both candidates. >>> back to the story of the night locally. back to the raiders. we haven't said this in years. not only are they once again nationally relevant but they're in first place. tonight was a platform for the raider nation. this is a franchise and fan base in limbo. we have multiple reports this evening. let's begin with christie smith at the coliseum. this was a nervous time for the fans. what are they telling you? >> reporter: supporters of keeping the oakland raiders in oakland were out for hours before the game even started in the parking lot, handing out about 10,000 of these signs, double sided. they wanted to make it very clear to a large audience how they feel

mrs. clinton was at a concert hosted by jay-z and beyonce. last night she held a glitzy rally featuring katy perry and tomorrow by james taylor and bruce springsteen as well as bon jovi in philadelphia. >>> back here at home, jobs are one of the key issues as voters will tackle the proposal on tuesday. supporters say measure e will give more hours to part timers. but business owners argue it will damage the local economy. we look at this divisive proposal. >> some families say this measure is strictly a survival issue, especially for many families who share this southeast san jose home. they say it is vital this measure pass. >> it is really hard. it's really hard. >> reporter: she is a mom of three and says over the past ten years she's only been offered part-time hours as a fast food worker and has been hard making ends meet. >> there's no way you can feed your kids with $100 per biweekly. >> she is for measure e in san jose because it would force employers to offer more hours to employees working less than 40 hours a week before they could order more part timers. >> they say they don't have more hours for you but they are hiring people. >> repo

mr. trump is in the news as well. let's go to a business flash. here is taylor riggs.ce the result of a strategic review on december 13. report, the a press lender is considering raising as much as $13.8 billion. its ceo is under pressure to reduce capital buffers. the price eroded more than half the company's market value this year. volkswagen will cut as many as 30,000 jobs globally. the automaker is planning to save $3.9 billion in expenses as it tries to clawback from the emissions cheating scandal. the company says the reduce headcount, which represents nearly 5% of its workforce, will come through attrition. bw agreed to know forced layoffs vw agreed to know forced layoffs until 2020. tom: there are 14 things to speak with marty schencker about this morning. he has been watching the u.s. festivities from washington. guess it is not cap david. maybe it is cap donald. , the camps to new jersey and takes the transition team with him. are we expecting any announcements today? are not expecting announcements today, and it will be a big relief to folks in manhattan tha

mr. trump has nothing to do with it. -- the fbi will no longer be blocked. connedple that are being is the media is conning you into believing that nothing is going to happen taylorlinton. once you get a real attorney who unleashesre a grand jury and unleashes the fbi where they can start questioning people, then we will see. mr. trump has nothing to do with it, but the washington media tried to make the trump supporters believe he is breaking his promises. you guys will get your butts handed to you. the media is no longer relevant. listen to youthat are the ill-informed, the uneducated, the people who wasted their high school education. thank you for being among those who listen to c-span. reader -- in "the new york post." -- in sharp contrast to a key plank of winning his campaign message. alan from atlanta, georgia. republican line. caller: good morning, steve. i think that trump is a salesman, he sold the country into electing him president. nothing else matters after november 8. once he was elected, he was elected and he can do everything he chooses to. i suspect he will do very little. for what helps the trump family fortune. blaming democrats for blocking

mr. goddard is meant so much to people in northeast ohio. aree coming in his really looking good. what a great time last night. virgil dominic was back former general manager tim taylor and all of that. >> people ask me all the time what is dick goddard re with the way i determined someone's character is how do they treat people and animals when no one is looking. and by that yardstick or any yardsticka dick goddard is the greatest humanitarianst this town is ever seen. >> he is.n and then their well wishes like another legendary say. >> even mayor frank jackson was there is not a man of many words for the outside of a long discourseid. >> so then take then gave a final forecast on fox eight news at 6:00 o'clock last night surrounded by his family:0 and friends as well as coworkers as he stepped away fromll the news desk to two-handed to retirement. >> i don't handle this very well i'm sorry. d >> it sounds like much like your first broadcast right? >> it was higher.r. >> his voice was so hard in 1961. >> the small animals what a explains his work you can see more from his farewell on his website it is well worth it plenty of picturesis to go with it. and now for the

mr. speaker, can i just say that perhaps one should never trust the former chief. >> forbes magazine reporting that taylorhest paid woman in music in 2016 with earnings of $170 million. last year came in second to katy perry with 80 million. adele was second this year with 80.5 million in earnings. that is the news update this hour. it is a lot of money any way you slice it. melissa, back to you. >> thank you very much, sue herera. 30 minutes after the fed's decisions and markets are holding steady. we're off the low of the day now, with the s&p 500 above that 2100 level at this hour. down 8 points. in terms of the price of oil, we're seeing that continue to slide and precipitously, to jackie deangelis at the nymex. >> we saw crude oil dip under 45, we did rebound to close over that level. but a big slide today after the doe reported that 14.4 million barrel bills in crude oil inventory, nobody was expecting that. imports were up 2 million barrels. that accounts for some of it, but certainly not all of the surplus. u.s. production up for three consecutive weeks. that's what tends to happen when prices go

mr. trump lives, fifth avenue. we welcome all of you globally. we do for an exchange in a moment. right now in new york, here is taylor riggs.and china president xi jinping had their first conversation on the phone. they said cooperation was the only correct move. during the campaign, trump frequently bashed china. donald trump has made it clear what he is looking for when he selects the supreme court justices and other judges. the president-elect was interviewed for the cbs program "60 minutes p or cap -- "60 minutes." he supports overturning another supreme court ruling, the one that legalized abortion. iraqi troops are advancing on mosul on several fronts. they have entered south of the city near where islam asked state destroyed artifacts at an archaeological site -- where itam it stayed -- where islamic state destroyed artifacts at an archaeological site. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. let's focus on the dollar advancing for a fourth day. in thell about spending reflationary poss

taylor, lebron james out in cleveland. tonight they cap off this election with this half rally, half outdoor concert. behind me stage has been set where president obama and mrsalong with president and mrs. clinton and chelsea clinton. they're all going to be here tonight and if that weren't enough, if you look at my right they are setting up another stage here and that's where the music will happen. again, the big stars tonight a couple of guys from new jersey making the trip over to pennsylvania, jon bonjovi and springsteen. neil: connell, thank you very much. there's a later reason for that. robert gray with the latest from there, robert. >> hi, niel, the state in play right now, 9 electoral votes at stake. take a look at the real clear politics polls, clinton leading with 43.3% and donald trump with 40.4%. very close. niel, i talked to scores of people, they already most voted but still only about 50% of the entire state has voted, so lots of ballot yet to come.rly votin. democrats took an early lead. the biggest voting block are unaffiliated independent voters. they will decide the biggest group and they have voted the fewest ballots in so far according

taylor when they found out that his tv wasn't working. they got together and bought him a brand-new television. officers were inspired to help him after they found out that mrtail lower was a former nurse. >>> for the first time since blowing a 3-1 lead over the warriors in the western conference finals. then they lost kevin durant to the warriors in the off season. the thunder are undefeated so far in this young season. the warriors are 3-1 after the shaky first game of the season. it looks like they have washed off that stink from the first game. >>> after ten innings and a rain delay, the chicago cubs have finally brought the trophy back to the city. >> a sit-down between community. more on the discussion that took place and where we go from there. >> and you know her from true grit and pitch perfect too. haley seinfeld joins us live on the 9 to talk about her new movie, the edge of 17. ♪[music] ♪ we will survive ♪ >> that's right. that is san jose international. maybe a nonstop flight to the windy city today. there's a party going on right now in chicago. the cubs do survive. and they are your world series

mr. trump and melania trump. >> perhaps, though, our favorite moment of the night, this. drake lip syncing "bad blood" in the new apple commercial. can drake do anything wrong? >> drake 6 extended. answer to when taylor swift did her version to drake's jump man, and he just continues on and does the workout and can't lift the weights. >> perhaps the most important moment last night was moments on the red carpet, what people were wearing. >> yes. the hosts there, as you saw there, in lace, one of her many outfits last night. the >> and tegan, the most revealing dress held together with safety pins. she suffered a wardrobe malfunction. the front of the dress broke open, and there was no protection under there, just -- >> and, yes, i can't believe it either. and lady gaga went retro rocking a '70s pant suit. >> okay. jenni mccarthy and, and her husband on the red carpet. latest controversy swirling around kanye west. >> abruptly cancelled the concert in california hours before it was scheduled to begin. >> the cancellation came the day after he went on a surprise rant on stage in sacramento. of all people, beyonce and jay-z, radio industry, the press, and then likening himself to president-elect donald

mr. trump: we are going to have a great victory tomorrow, folks. they have no idea. idea.shonest media has no actually, they do have an idea. they are saying, what is going on? taylort votes were cast today just after midnight in tiny villages in new hampshire. any rock kurdish forces -- in iraq kurdish forces are battling for most soul. mosul. self -- they have discovered mass graves of 100 people they believed to be killed by the islamic state. faces a big hold because of brexit and will have to deal with $39 billion in lost tax revenue. that will be partially offset by a seven and a half billion offset -- reduction in spending. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. last night, i was sitting there and there is that one moment on election eve that gets your attention. it was the first lady in philadelphia and it was an extraordinary scene. i do not know if you have been to independence hall. it is a quiet place and across the mall, it was just extraordinary. francine: what surprised me the most is that you saw a president obama that was ener