how the outcome in california could impact legislation at a national level. the packers are looking to bounce back after a devastating loss against the colts. how they're learning from what went wrong and preparing to take on time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. sunny with highs in the mid to upper 5os. right now . a beautiful you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. another sunny stretch of weather is ahead for the rest of the week and weekend will be up and down from 50s to 60s. friday into saturday look to be our coldest days with highs near 50 and lows around freezing. wednesday: mostly sunny. high: 53 wind: nw-w 5-10 mph the 20-16 presidential campaign was a historic race with tense moments all the way to the last minutes of election day...and into the early hours of this morning. but after hours of close vote counts and consecutive upsets favoring trump -- the republican nominee emerged victorious. vote.. and here's the electoral vote as you can see trump had more than the 270 needed to win the presidency. clinton never took the

at the national level." "it is all on their shoulders right now, so it's up to them to walk the walk and talk the talk. if they're going to do it, they have to actually show us some results. if they are claiming that they are the ones who are better for the economy, and better for the working people." "the better the business does, the better the workers will do, and wages will rise, and more jobs will control, because it's done at the national level." state lawmakers on both sides say they're hoping to find common ground. governor scott walker takes over this week as the new chairman of the republican governors association. walker says he sees an opportunity for g-o-p governors to push their wish lists. he's hoping responsibilities for education, transportation and medicaid can be pushed back to the states. there will be more republican governors, with 33 states, than at any time since the 1920's. despite the first freeze of the season on saturday morning in milwaukee, it was another pleasant weekend with h

any major protests or major disruptions here in topeka and in kansas, there very much was on a national levelxtremely violent and extremely bloody and extremely costly to the united states. so so imagine what it might be like to be a 16-year-old boy or girl and confronted by a mob is what the hall of courage is attempting to re-create, probably one of the most visceral a visceral exhibits here. one of the things we are here to do is help engage in dialogues about these issues, because they're ongoing, continuous in our society. there are news court cases and new groups constantly struggling for better access, equal access to civil rights. the mission is to preserve our country's heritage, in that we don't go and build museums about subjects that are important. we preserve places that were an integral part of that story. we believe that by preserves thor pieces, even if they're difficult stories to tell, like segregation and integration or japanese internment camps, that visitorses, whether from the u.s. or abroad, whether caucasian or african-american, you better understand the story when you

integrity campaign which is aimed at repairing and strengthening voting systems at the state and national level. she is co-author of an important report called secret ballot at risk, among various other writings

from what i have seen, there has been an embrace of the army national guard at the domestic level because of those challenging situations. do you feel that, someone involved? what kind of response to you have? >> the army national guard has always been connected to our communities. soldiers come from those local communities. in many states the face of our army. we have always been there, always ready. so, i think the way we interact with communities, because we are in those communities is a great value to us. >> the big topic of conversation is guard 4.0. can you speak about what that is in the latest opportunity there? >> i would love to. gu explaining the evolution of an -- of the army national guard from the beginning of the abrams doctrine to where we are today. there has been evolution as you think about the one -- strategic reserve breaking case of cord -- cold war through deployments to army national guard leaving to keep certain sets ready to go. >> there is some talk of increasing training of the national guard. i know that is a big priority for the army. the national guard -- ca

electi, one time for the last 28 years, no question we had a hard time replicating that at the national leveloing down ballot but i am not worried, we are close in the house and senate, one more vote at the presidential level. there are changes we have to make, we didn't do a good job making the core economic argument in this election but the notion we are defeated, partying, look at the favorability of the two parties, republican party is a net negative favorability 30 points, we see it fable -- favorable by the american people, the two parties are more even, this will be an interesting two years. the chance for overreach by the republicans, if they think the public is behind the agenda trump will propose it will be a hard two years. gy was this a blatant rejection by millions of americans in the democratic party? >> we won more votes in the election than republicans did. people voted against us but more people voted against the republicans. the advantage you have is california, new york and massachusetts you have such a dominating -- >> those three things -- saying things dozens may come th

the one my vote app...it's a free non partisan app that profiles candidates at the state and national level in all 50 states. it even has a way to track your favorites so you can remember in the polling booth who you wanted to vote for. liz on cam: for more ways to momseveryday .com. i'm liz hayes. a frontal system slides southeast of the state tonight. this allows drier air a path to move into the state along with a ridge of high a return to more sunshine in the sky. highs stay in the lower to middle 60s through the first weekend in november, continuing our above normal trend. no changes in our election day forecast meaning no weather excuses not to get out and vote. have a good night. tonight: gradual clearing. patchy fog low: 44 tomorrow: sunny. wind: nw 5-15. high: 64 tom. night: clear. patchy fog possible late. wind: light. low: 42 friday: sunny. high: 65 low: 42 saturday: mostly sunny. high: 66 low: 44 sunday: partly cloudy. high: 65 low: 45 monday: mostly cloudy. high: 64 low: 45 59 low: 46 wednesday: partly cloudy. high: 58 low: 41 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 56 low: 40 student o

a full study is underway on the national level. >>> this is one of the strangest story we've seen today. a man on the left, walking, noticed antlers poking out of the ice. it was actually two moose with their antlers tangled! scientists think the two were fighting when they became locked. both were frozen in this creekbed! it's one of the most bizarre things they've ever seen. >> certainly one of the weirdest things i've ever seen. >>> pretty good rain earlier today. later in the week as we revisit, there's a little out there in the east bay. unwinding over skyline, and making its way into the santa cruz mountains. heavy nighttime snow in the sierra, and travel delays for sure. at the coast, high suffer advisories are posted. big breakers highway 1. pretty good waves out there. about 15 feet. and some fog will be a factor too tonight. temperatures only uniform at 57. rainfall, half an inch at the airport. 1.75 in santa rosa. tomorrow morning, sunrise, a few showers going into the bay area. here and there, showers coming down in unstable air, and it'll come down pretty good too. day goes

a couple of eastern iowa bands are getting the opportunity to represent iowa on a national level this thanksgiving. "band playing " for the first time the williamsburg high school band will be marching in the mcdonald's thanksgiving day parade in chicago. the school found out about a year ago that they would be part of this. and since then, they have been fund raising to pay for the trip. many of us have been outside of iowa before but this will be really neat " "it's a really exciting opportunity to do your senior year, just to go out to chicago, something this band has never done before. just go and do something and be part of something that the whole city and the whole community which has been supporting us which is really great and it's going to be really great to go and make them proud on thanksgiving. " the mount vernon high school band will also be marching in the parade. the parade starts at eight in the morning on thanksgiving day. it runs until 11. taken up an interesting hobby. and it's one that is making kids who are looking for a forever home very happy. an area of low pr

a national level, thousands marched coast-to-coast and more than 100, like you said, shut down a major highway and also in portland, oregon, there everyone more than 30 arrested and him says protesting in austin, texas, pittsburgh, seattle, and washington, d.c. we're not sure if this is going to continue with planned demonstrations or protests, about you we'll bring you the latest. live in tempe, brian west, 12 today. >> and thank you. >>> and despite all of the president-elect. and we have a look at what is next for him. inauguration is set for january 20th, 2017. and there has been a lot of talk about what he will do in his first 100 days. >> if you remember in october, mr. trump outlined what he wants to accomplish in three areas: cleanup corruption in washington, protect american workers, and store security and the constitutional rule of law and among them, removal of the labeling china as a currenty manipulate, and repeeling or replacing the affordable care error act. >> and the president-elect and the senior team began the task of tapping hundreds of appointees to senior roles in

whoever wins at the national level tends to win ohio. this year, right now donald trump has probably a small lead in ohio. so it looks like donald trump will probably win ohio. but right now at the national level, hillary clinton has probably a small lead. and if you have to bet right now hillary clinton probably has a small lead. so it looks like this is the year that the record might be broken, and it's absolutely possible for someone to win the all you need is 270. >> you study numbers, you study trends. what do you find most fascinating about the state of ohio as far as what voters are caring about this year? is it anything unique they care about this year in particular? >> i don't think ohio is particularly unique in what they care about. right now what's going on in the country is we have a strange election. it's very rare for one party to win more than two elections in a row. that's very rare. it's happened once since the post world war ii era. 1980, 1984, 1988, very rare for one party to win three elections in a row. usually it t

which holiday celebration in the valley is now being recognized on a national level? we will have the answer ahead i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. who won the game, who won on the dancing show... ...i mean, if i watched that show. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. ly manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. wait, he won? >> the big finale of the voice is just weeks away. a lot will happen between now and then. the top ten remaining artists will step up to the mic hoping to move a step close tore the finals. tune in tonight starting at 7:00 right here on 12news. >>> well, tomorrow is giving tuesday. a chance for us to remember helping hand in our community. >> except according to a new national survey, here in arizona, we are not as charitable as we would like to think we are. and, actual giving, we are ranked number 50. as in, dead last. the people we talked to today found

. >> chris telling us last night at a national level in 2008, the networks called the race at 11:00. in 2012, it was 11:38. perhaps we could get national results before we know officially what happened in ohio. >> sounds like a possibility. >> tom beres, we'll see you. >>> there are a lot of storylines tonight. among thth is our state's long streak of correctly predicting the winner coming to an end? it could find a prominent place in the history books. >> this could be a history- busting election fight. ohio, ohio, ohio. we have predicted the correct president of ohio. every cycle since 1964. but when you look at the polling numbers of ohio, take a look, the latest ones, trump in red, clinton in blue, a 3-point buckeye state. if it holds would go trump's way. but the national map, as you all know well, has hillary clinton leading. if this holds, you have a person in the white house that ohio you did not vote for. and that would be historic information there. this is what tom beres is talking about there. kind of hard to tell the color differential here. red is where john kasich won.

. >> reporter: also wanted to ask you about this notion that the republican party on the national level and also here on the state level is fractured in some sense. those who support trump, those who don't support t. is the party fractured? >> well, i think the republican party has changed. i'm not the only person who said this. we're never going back to where we were. if you look at what's taken place, this isn't an election. it's a movement. mr. trump, win or lose, is now the head of the republican party. when you look at it that day from where we were to now. i wouldn't say fractured. we've always had a problem put something together, there's not a democrat that steps out of the place. we've had that problem before. >> reporter: we're just getting started here. the room relatively empty but in a matter of hours, it will be full. it will be exciting to have all of the party faithful out here. we'll be covering all of the developments throughout the can evening. i'm gerard ramalho. back to you. >> thank you. >> we hope you tune in on the cw las vegas, cable 6. our combo coverage with n

without a doubt, i think this will hit us very much at the national level.orter: investors are afraid trump's threat to back out of the free trade agreement could affect mexico's economy. it is the backbone of the country's economy. brent: the future maybe here quicker than you think, logistics drones from the likes of amazon and dhl have been around for a while. but it is in china where drones are set to take off faster than anywhere else. reporter: another reason to scan the skies, amid a boom in online shopping, chinese retailers are investing heavily in drug delivery systems. careers -- in drone delivery systems. >> there are 600 million rural consumers in china, almost twice the population of the entire united states. however, it has been difficult to reach these consumers because of a lack of transport infrastructure, which is different than the united states. reporter: it is not quite door-to-door or automated get, human intervention is still required. but this customer says he has already noticed an improvement. >> before, if you order today, it woul

me it's very important to reassure all our residents that regardless of what they hear at the national level are safe here in providence and we have their back at the local level. i'm really encouraged it's not just providence but cities across the country that have made the same pledge that if donald trump takes an even more aggressive stance, especially around people who are living otherwise law-abiding lives, we will stand together and make sure we stand up for our undocumented immigrant families. >> dan, when you hear that, what goes through your mind? >> look, carol, americans are dying all over the country. they are victims of crime all over the country because there are towns and cities that are not cooperating with immigration authorities. aliens who should have been deported have not been deported. we don't want to see this continue. we want to see our immigration laws enforced. non-cooperation resolutions basically mean these communities, these municipalities, do not hold aliens who ought to be deported so that federal authorities can come and pick them up. some of the rhetoric tha

grandstanding on national level.ack of a cab and watched this commercial bill de blasio proudly saying he is ignoring i.c.e. and will not cooperate. first of all, i'm paying for this commercial as a taxpayer. you're sitting in the back of a cab telling people you're going to ignore federal you law? can i ignore federal law is would like to as well because i will stop paying my taxes if that the is case. sandra: how do you think residents of new york city will respond to what he said, steve? the. >> i think exactly right. it is grandstanding. remind me a lot of in 1980s in the uk. you had these local councils elected around london. they had national type policies, declared nuclear free zones and all this stuff had nothing to do with their actual responsiblities of getting the traffic going, running schools, waste collection, refuse all that stuff that they really are supposed to do. harris: this is the mayor who started his term with the snowstorm that really went badly on him and how he had to handle that and how man

demonstrators are calling on lawmakers at the city, state and national level to oppose any anti-immigration efforts. >>> city crews will take their third crack at clearing out a homeless camp in denver today. this as the first couple of who refused to leave. they are all at the corner of broadway and lawrence. a few months ago several members of the homeless community filed a lawsuit against the city. they say the sweeps are unconstitutional. we will let you know what happens today. >>> did you know that 62% of americans get their news on social media? that's according to pew research. but there's plenty of fake news, though, on facebook. that begs the question just how dangerous are those fake news sites. headlines like these are just shocking as they isis oil king paid off hillary clinton to pope francis endorses trump. google announced it's taking steps to ban fake news stories from its site. facebook says they will continue to closely vet all prospective publishers. but some experts think having social media sites police fake news may be easier said than done. >> don't want to move down

the uk space agency funded a study on the socio economic costs of space, whether at a global or national level. finally, of capacity building and information sharing. guidelines 25 and 26, a good example of some of our recent capacity building is the uk's participation in the international charter on space and major disasters. the uk space agency works with dmz, international imaging limited to enable countries affected by natural disasters to make optial use of space, derive data to respond to those disasters and another example is providing access to international experts on space governance through courses such as ones held by the london institute of space agency and law. and that's a quick counter through some of the uk national activities. thank you. >> i really want to thank the panel for everyone keeping it to their time. that was amazing. and it's really hard to, do i know, to stay within ten minutes. the organizers, victoria, has let me know we have ten minutes maybe to eat a little bit into the lunch break so people can ask questions. i do encourage the audience to do so. this is a g

thinking about the way it moves forward on the national level and here in iowa. >> jeff: i hope there's soul searching and i hope as a navy guy there's lessons learned that the democrats apply to the current cycle. it's almost as if the campaigns are run completely differently and we did not adjust and we have to. it always must go back to the fact that the voters want us to be their representatives and we in the campaign better. think about what their concerned about and speak to it in a meaningful way instead of the cookie cut ads ann. >> ron: in january, it will be different for you, you're in the minority so you understand things a little bit different. but what's your top priority as we look ahead a couple months when the legislative session gets underway again. lesson. the campaign, working families want support for schools and for childcare and quality opportunities in a community and a job they can raise a family on. republicans and democrat, remember, in iowa, the number one registration is independent. no party. they're not enamored with either one. we have to understand insid

home prices at the national level are higher than ever before. ana olick takes a look at that key pillar. >>> home price gains gaining and just hit a new record. the much-watched s&p case-shiller national home price index surpassed its last peak, which was in 2006 at the height of the last housing boom. low supply and high demand fueling competition, which in turn fueled prices. home prices in september jumped 5.5% annually. that's bigger than the 5.1% gain in august. and that again is a national record. but we all know, all real estate is local, so let's dig in. the 20 largest markets were up 5.1%, which was unchanged from august. top gainers continue to be seattle, portland and denver, which are all taking the runoff from people moving out of san francisco. all in all, seven cities reached new price peaks, adding to those three are dallas, boston, charlotte, san francisco. markets hardest hit by the housing crash, miami, tampa, phoenix and las vegas have seen big price gains but are still well below prerecession peaks. all price gains were recor

through community action and leadership at the national level, we're identifying the children who need our help. i'm attorney general, eric holder, and i'm asking those of you who have a role in a child's life to take action. through your attention and early intervention, we can help children in need to heal, to thrive. together we can change their lives and their futures. join the justice department in defending childhood. >> welcome back, a california highway patrol officer is called a hero for talking down a man about to jump off the bridge in martinez. this is a photo from c.h.p. the officer talked about his own personal difficulties and telling the young man that people care about him. >> the sent for a missing mother from shasta county is taking a strange twist. a letter offering money for her safe returns is causing concern with investigators. letter was posted on a new website, after disappearing on a jog 16 days ago. the anonymous letter saying the person offering the money is only in town for a new difficult on business and will pay the alleged kidnapper however they want to

so our boys from las vegas, really representing in a big way on the national level. there it is. >> we're so proud. the cubs will be at cashman field in march for big league weekend. >> that will be fun. >> a lot more to come on news 3 >>> right now on news 3 live at 12:30, child bullied. a local mother sueth -- suing the clark county school district saying it did not do enough. what ccsd is saying in a live report. >>> and a breaking news update. an explosion rocking one town overnight. that's what happened when it hit. look at this. investigators trying to figure >>> and becoming legal. dozens of local families growing today and we're there for the very special adoption ceremony coming up. >>> the clark county school district is on trial for accusations it did not do enough to stop two boys who were being bullied in junior high school. >> our sergio avila has been all over this story and theal afternoon. where do we stand right now? >> reporter: krystal, michelle, last night we heard from one of the boy's mothers involved in the case. she took the stand talking abo

. >>> a push happening at the national level to make it easier to charge electric cars. the white house announced 48 electric car corridors being built along the nation's highways. there will be a charging station every 50 miles. the government is providing 50 million in loan assistance but the vast majority of the charging stations are being built by private companies. >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. the live drive times. single digits on the split to the exit to the pike. >>> shiri? >> yesterday, all about the highs in the 60s in boston, worcester, bedford and marshfield. yesterday back to normal. we get 50s and even colder over the weekend. i have a town-by-town look when i get back with you in 10. >>> the search for a missing woman leads to a shocking find at a south carolina property. a woman found chained in a cage. the reason police are digging deeper at the place she was found. >>> and plus brown water. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to

geographic sorting of the country is coupled with systems that both state level and obviously at national levelcompletely -- they are completely prejudice against people who live in urban areas. there are overprep zen tags repd it metastasized into a system in which a rural minority is going to essentially rule the urban majority that has now no say in their national government. >> but there is also the fact, nina, that that is -- that's true, there is a structural problem intersected with the combination of the senate and electoral college. but also the fact you've got to build democratic power. the job for this next chairman is build democratic power at the local level state by state, legislative district by legislative district. you have seen it up close in ohio. when you look at michigan, wisconsin and ohio, those three states, those are three states that elected republican governors in the great tea party backlash whose governors hammered organized labor, hammered the interest of the left, did everything to disempower and look what that produced in this election. >> right, chris. and democ

on a national level, it is protected by the constitution. something we took a good close look at, and at this stage, we are comfortable there is no tell me he does not believe there is one local group that is disseminating this message of hate. he thinks it is coming from out of state. i asked him if this had anything to do with the election and reports from minority group saying they are being harassed and intimidated and threats against him. he does say that he is just not sure but tells me in his decades of experience as a police officer, has seen this unfortunately happening in other cities and towns. in milford, christine mccarthy >>> the massachusetts attorney general's office says the situation in milford is the first for the office president of ag also says there has been a spike in bias opinion motivated threats and violence since last week's election. a new hotline to report those incidents. >> they need to know that there are laws in the state of massachusetts that protect them. julie log on to to fox25boston.com for more informat

the associated press reports that at the national level the tens of millions of early votes cast point to strength from democratic leaning latino voters potentially giving clinton a significant advantage in states like nevada and colorado. with more than half the votes cast, democrats are matching if not exceeding their successful 2012 race. tonight both candidates are set to speak in the battleground state of north carolina where the real clear politics average has the race dead even. i'm joined by democratic pollster margie o'marah, and the political research director at suffolk university. david, i've never seen so many states where they're almost dead even. it's hard to predict the electoral college. even georgia they're bopping back and forth and new hampshire bopping back and forth. what do you see? >> it's amazing. you have before comey and after comey and if you look at the real clear politics averages -- and i think when we look back at this election we'll be judging on the polling with the after-comey totals. in new hampshire, as we just released this afternoon, the polls sho

i think we can all agree however that whether we be at the state, the local, the national level, whether we are parents or just members in the community, that the health and welfare of our children and youth are an important priority, and so i think ... i want to thank you all for this discussion and for your participation this morning. i would also like today, so on behalf of the inter-religious council of linn county, thank you for being here. tune in next week for more issue based discussion. take care and starting out with a live look at one person died and other are injured after a police arrested two people. we have the latest on the fatal crash in cedar rapids that left two people dead and injured two officers. hear the story of a couple who was at the scene at the moment of the accident and tried to help. and president- elect donald trump calls the wisconsin recount "a scam." green party presidential nominee responds to the accusations. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 saturday morning news. good morning and thanks for joining us.

there's always a level of excitement on election day, i would say this is a -- at least at the national level, a very important race, and i'm excited. >> you can vote this weekend, your county registrar of voters websites have the locations and times. mostly during daytime business hours. it's very helpful to have this extra time, with this extra long ballot. >> the nbc bay area investigative unit will have your back if you have any problems at the polls, call our tip line. you can also file a complaint online at our website, we've posted a link there to the voter bill of rights, you can check out your rights as a voter. nbcbayarea.com. >>> new details involving the cold case in the east bay. the feds are digging for a body. the fbi and local police have been searching for cynthia alonzo since she disappeared on thanksgiving day of 2004. investigators have been excavating an area near the port of oakland looking for evidence as well as alonzo's body. you can see our chopper was overhead during the search. even though alonzo's body was never found her ex-boyfriend was convicted of second degre

lot of rhetoric out there that is baseless, and our elections are clean, both of the local and national level. >> reporter: the director of elections says sometimes voters will show up at the wrong polling place, and be told they aren't registered. but in those instances, voters can always vote provisionally. >> provision ballast is a regular ballot placed into an envelope, a pink envelope with the voters' information outside. >> reporter: if it's determined the voter was able to vote, the ballot will be counted. right now, 100,000 returned ballots are being entered into the election department's database. when the polls close on election day, those ballots will be tabulated. ballots that have been crossed out are marked in such a way the machines can't read them. they're being checked by hand. two-person teams are determining the intent of the voter, and then entering that information into the system. and you can watch that process on your computer. it's being live-streamed through the election department's website. if you see someone being harassed at a polling place on election day, or if

the colorado immigrant rights coalition is calling on elected officials at the city, state, and national levels to pass that legislation. the border city council is considering becoming an official sanctuary city. the boulder city council. >> it shelters immigrant laws that could have them deported. tom mustin has more from boulder. why do some wont this? >> reporter: the city council say it is all about inclusion and the fear of donald trump as president. there are a lot of unknowns but the council says no matter what happens, they will fight to the finish. >> i think families should be safe. >> reporter: boulder residents are talking about the city's sanctuary city. the boulder city council explored making the city on official shelter for undocumented immigrants. council member mary young says it came about after the election. she and her fellow members were contacted by several illegal immigranted concerned with their safety. >> many are very afaired of what is coming. >> reporter: boulder pridessist on inclusivety. they are safe havens already meaning they don't enforce deportation of resid

locally and on a national level they are widely so big so why do they resume so much? both lebron james and indians gm mike chernofff >> you can see two cities supported their teams and moving, and that builds a broader narrative that engaged many people,, to be part of the world series, the history, of them not winning a long time had helped.d. games in general. you compete you watch these two ballclubs go at it. that helped the ratingsgo. terry francona, corey kluber andl could become finals for major league words. these awards will be announced this off-season, terry francona has one of the manager of the year award. despite another day of the defense gavea up 30 plus points hue jackson saidup defensive coordinator ray horton his job is not in jeopardy. e?on sunday the cowboys rolled over the browns. they have given up an average o 30 points, have allowed for hem oil 1 yards per contest and pod are successful on third down about 49 percent of the time, has been a tough week for tonight.e which make sure that we make tackles and keep the ball in front of us were just

. >> reporter: with republican victories at the national level, he says democrats are gaining power inat a critical time. >> i think there will be a significant contrast to a trump washington, dc and a democratic sacramento and a democratic california. >> reporter: former speaker of the assembly willie brown says

have the least amount of power that i can ever remember a political party having, both at the national level and the state level. it's hard to overestimate what this means tonight. >> we haven't carried wisconsin since '84. so he's turning the map a little bit upside down in some ways here. >> if it happens. >> if it happens. >> let's be clear. i want to be very clear, there's a way that the democrats can win the presidency. i want to be clear about that, but, again, now, the dominoes have to start falling our way. >> back to you, brian. >> all right, lawrence o'donnell, thanks. steve kornacki over at the board. let's talk paths here, steve. >> yeah, let's look at what it would take for donald trump. you see the scoreboard right now with the new updates. let's take you through a couple scenarios here. it's not been called, but donald trump is leading in florida right now. georgia, it's not been called, but if donald trump were to get these two states. new hampshire is too close to call. it is winnable for trump. there's this rural congressional district in maine, very winnable for trump. lea

and if hillary clinton is going to inspire parity at the national level, quickly. >> she believes it will come perfect a cultural shift. >> i want to be president. when i'm 13, i won't anymore. no one will tell me i can do this. >> they launched this social media campaign that has gone viral, encouraging girls to declare your ambitions. >> i want to be a mayor. a governor. a senator. a president. tell me i can. i will. >> we'll see more young women like her. >> i would consider holding public office. >> you can't vote now, but take note. she may be on your local ballot, soon. ignite claims women lawmakers on both sides create legislation beneficial to women's rights and if you know a young girl that could benefit from our suggestions it's on our website. >> and a real life failing out can cause thousands of dollars. >> why san francisco's own city attorney will no longer defend the way california sets bail. >>> a couple mistakenly overpays a bill >>> abc 7 news was at the oakland aviation museum this morning. the airline announced it will begin flights between oakland and gatwick air

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decision 2016 coverage with another high profile bat until pennsylvania that has implications on the national level a tight senate race between senator pat toomey and democrat katie mcginty. both candidates crisscrossed pennsylvania yesterday making a final pitch to voters. senator toomey began his day in north philadelphia. here's what he had to say about his opponent. >> we are not going to send anotherç ethically challenged person to the state senate. >> mcginty criticized senator toomey for refusing to take a stand on donald trump. >> that is spineless. no courage, no character. spineless. putting himself before his constituents, his commonwealth and his country. >> the toomey/mcginty race could determine whether republicans keep their senate majority. it's the nation's most expensive senate campaign ever. >>> and eagles safety has the spirit of giving. rodney mccloud teamed up with food lion in wilmington to give away 200 bags of turkeys and groceries yesterday. the food went to families selected by the food bank of delaware. he says he's glad to help provide for families for thanksgiving. >>

that could have implications on the national level.senator pat toomey and democratic katie mcginty. senator toomey began campaigning in north philadelphia. here's what he had to say about his opponent. >> what we're not going to do is we're not going to send another ethically challenged tax-hiking liberal who doesn't take our security seriously. that's who katie mcginty is and she's not going to the united states senate. >> katie mcginty spent part of her day with hillary clinton in pittsburgh, mcginty criticized senator toomey for refusing to take a stand on donald trump. >> that is spineless, no courage, no character. spineless, putting himself before his constituents, his commonwealth and his country. >> the toomey/mcginty race could determine whether republicans keep their senate majority. it is the country's most expensive senate campaign ever. >>> more decision 2016 coverage. thousands of people who voted by absentee ballot in montgomery county are hoping those ballots will show up in time to it be counted. as of yesterday, nearl

, when we practice at a national level for incidents, are they exercising that aspect of it? >> yes, it is but i think look you can't put lipstick on a pig. if your response is not good and you're not going to make it look pretty by a really strong communications, you essentially need both, but it's taking longer than most people like to get the social media viewed as probably, i don't want to say more significant than local news but as significant so that chain is just taking longer, what does it mean to be out there with tweets, who are the people doing it? do they know how to do it? are you live tweeting? do you know what to do it. that's going to be i don't want to say generational shift but as police chiefs get younger as others, that's going to be, they're going to have grown up with facebook and twitter and feel more comfortable than it being an alien thing. it's still taking too long. >> i just wanted to add on the federal level we have the challenge we recognize with the fbi which is that is not closest to the people. it doesn't have the authenticity, at a big state

i think what trump tapped into on the national level was a cultural dimension. clearly here in california the death penalty resonates with trump's general aura, but i imagine trump like you say is probably neutral on the death penalty as he is with so many other serious issues. >> there was the other, prop 66, which would have expedited executions. that is ahead a little bit. i'm skeptical it is going to pass. the death penalty is a funny thing. california has been split down the middle. a lot of folks even if they're not wild about the death penalty, they want to reserve it for the worst of the worse, the scott petersons, the hillside stranglers, those high profile crimes, cop killers. they want to have the option, even if it never gets put into place zblan interesting skis many you may find with an interesting growing democrat majority. i talk to the former district attorney down in riverside county, which is one of the top counties that sends people to the death chamber, and he believes there are a number of latinos strong on justice and criminal order issue.

national interest, does that conflict? and obviously, yes. even if it happens on a subconscious level that is something we have to worry about. tenant, the industrial and commercial bank of china, largest bank in the world and state-owned enterprise by the that's a problem. because a lot of our foreign policy clashes with china having the state-owned enterprises. even if he is not trying to enrich himself the fact he has one pull which is how his company would profit and another poll serving the public >> and it seems to me, one of the things about this, that that example which i hadn't thought of, which is that that bank is a tenant in trump tower, they rent space, he collects collection he >> presumably. seems like if i were politically advising him, and i wanted his agenda to succeed, it does seem like something that will be a pain. before the election, a lot of people saying, they have to shut down the clinton foundation because whatever you think of it, and i tend to think that the conflict stuff was overblown but the perception was real, you don't want to deal with this everyday

. >> going to focus on a national level. >>> our state was the first to legalize recreational marijuana, but now nevada and california and nain. >> going to be a lot of revenue, will these be cutting into it? jason gruenauer has more. mra, all passing the recreational use of marijuana and others for medicinal purposes. and then we're going to talk about recreational. when colorado was first, saw this green rush, millions and millions of dollars, flooding into our economy in tourism and people that wanted to take this single state economic model that we had in the country. now, adding more players to that, is that going to thin out to share those dollars with other states? we spoke to one pot shop owner. saying he's worried. 80% of that comes from tourism and with the very warm state of california, the east coast of massachusetts and the tourist destination of nevada, does that mean it's them? and the housing market, that's the other question. all of that money, influencing in cash, could that affect it? tell, but with more players on the block, colorado will feel an impact and how much

. >> like i said before it is really hard on a national level to coordinate a national attack.le ground states peps pens and north carolina loon gnaw and georgia all have old machines that have no paper trail. all of those states are very, very close. if you are a voter and you need to go to the local authorities and report it. >> good to see you this morning. important issue. >> the tame is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. under the gun. new support for the second amendment days before the election. a closer look at what shined the sudden surge. >> a vil investigation. why the fbi is taking a closer look at its own twitter account coming up. you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. (announcer vo) the new pixel phone by google. only on verizon. okay, google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. (google assistant) i found a few places. (announcer vo) the only network than can power the first phone wit

and if hillary clinton is going to inspire parity at the national level, quickly. >> she believes it will come perfect a cultural shift. >> i want to be president. when i'm 13, i won't anymore. no one will tell me i can do this. >> they launched this social media campaign that has gone viral, encouraging girls to declare your ambitions. >> i want to be a mayor. a governor. a senator. a president. tell me i can. i will. >> we'll see more young women like her. >> i would consider holding public office. >> you can't vote now, but take note. she may be on your local ballot, soon. ignite claims women lawmakers on both sides create legislation beneficial to women's rights and if you know a young girl that could benefit from our suggestions it's on our website. >> and a real life failing out can cause thousands of dollars. >> why san francisco's own city attorney will no longer defend the way california sets bail. >>> a couple mistakenly overpays they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco compan

and coming and the national level. >> and fort has elected. and pinellas has elected in 11 of the 13. >> are you not goi t >> i like your optimism. we'll stay until all ballots are counted. no problems. and give you an idea hire before noon they were cast. at 75%. voter turn out. and the race of course could come down as it does and lloyd and dan say to florida, we heard that for a while now. and fox 13 political editor, he is continuing our team coverage with a look at what is at stake. , control the white house and the senate. balance of power and those are the stakes. and the turn out. we're seeing the record turn night. that is all about the state of florida again. and the last poll hillary clinton is holding ton a narrow lead. we have seen a spike. and hillary clinton. and why among other things it will be very, very close. and that's why we saw them in the state donald trump has spent time in the upper midwest because, among other things, he has to find one state leaning to hillary clinton in the polls that he can flip and turn red. we t