the one in brunn nell just cleared to the shoulder. standard slowing through hayward and union city. drive times, looking at a smooth flow of traffic, slowing for 24 at fish ranch road. the maze approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on. no problems from van ness to sfo, 16 minutes. >>> selfies at the polls. the tug of war expected to play out in a san francisco courtroom today over your right to snap a picture when you vote this election day. >>> a consumer caught in a scuffle between a retailer at a manufacturer. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" next. an election dayattle iheating e issues. >>> 6:25. an election day battle is heating up having nothing to do with the candidates or the issues. a judge in san francisco will hear arguments on an argument filed by the aclu challenging california's ban on ballot selfies. the suit argues freedom of speech pro direct those rights. while some states ban selfies, california lawmakers recently overturned that decision. >>> "nbc bay area res

nelle? she's, uh -- she's great. and she's been very supportive of my mom, who really relies on her. huh. i just can't believe sonny confessed. well, i guess he felt it was the right thing to do. normally, i'd agree with you. just... for sonny to admit -- i mean, to admit that he caused morgan's death,

scotty nell, you heard what jill stein had to say.this be a nonpartisan effort, especially for a candidate who insisted that the system is rigged? >> absolutely there should be a nonpartisan effort, if there was actually a problem. if there was real evidence to show that the russians or anybody else hacked into the voting machines or that some were tampered with. there is none of that evidence. they can talk about we showed rigged elections. that has nothing to do with voting day and the votes that were counted. i find it funny that she's only questioning states where mr. trump won. why aren't we questioning the states that hillary clinton won? granted there's not as many of them, trump won 30 out of 50 states. why are we just looking at states that trump won? >> pamela, those are the three states where donald trump won by a total of $100,000 -- i'm sure, not $100,000, 100,000 votes. but let's be real clear, we don't know what the evidence is. and the law allows this recount. jill stein, and there's another petitioner who has asked fo

. - [nell] (singing) oh, singing in the rain. singing in the rain. - i think she's been nipping at the milk again. - well, this calls for a celebration. i'll go and warm up some of those veal kidneys you love. - that's a good idea, and i'll open the cold duck. - [maude] mrs. naugatuck, somebody else here is having a big night. - [nell] who? - mr. findlay, of course, man of the year. how do you like his trophy? - another thing to polish. his pussycat theater wouldn't give me my senior citizen's discount. (audience laughs) - walter. walter. honey, is something wrong? - oh, for crying out loud, maude. can't you run for some office that's local, where at least you'd be at home? come on, viv. - no, i want to stay and watch the fight. (audience laughs) - walter, how can you not want this for me? this is my chance to do something that matters. - look, i know it's important to you, maude. but i don't want a weekend wife. i'm too old to change my lifestyle. maude, i am not a hermit. i've an uncommon need not to be alone. what about my rew

incredible and then the run after wards, yeah, they run a full marathon. 26.2 miles and last year, lie nell won this last year -- if you can belief that. absolutely incredible to think of the times, and the weather for the event now, overcast, but the rain is moving into the southern portions of the state. that will increase as we head into the evening time. we have a storm system in the central portion of california, that's going to mix with the moisture and we're looking at the decent chance of rain, we have it through this evening and tomorrow morning. about a tenth of an quarter of an inch. if you live up north or eastern valley, you can see up to half an inch of rainfall out here. so certainly a big event. the snow levels at 8,000 or higher and then drop to 7,000 late monday morning. so only about a inch of accumulation, probably a flurry or two. 70 in globe, a cool 54 in here. 79 in sunday. 60% chance of rain and by thanks giving, we're looking at a very nice temperature of 74 degrees under sunny skies. coming back out here live to the arizona ironman. you can see all these spectators

still no word if nell softson a will play monday night. he says he still has to get out of his own head. doug pederson says there's a real chance he'll scale down nelson's workload. nelson says doug is challenging him and he says he's trying to prove he deserves to play. >> i think the most important thing right now is to let this opportunity that he gave me work itself out. he gave me an opportunity to get better, to calm down, play football, practice hard and prepare, and also just be calm and collect. what's in front of me right now is an opportunity to show resiliency, to show opportunity and prepare the right way. and be there, the next man up mentali mentality. >> the orange and black the day after thanksgiving game matinee. rangers already up 2-0. kevin hayes with the gold. third period, flyers within two. braden shen is getting credit for the goal. now flyers are within one. final minute, lundquist looking for a rebound. but king henry. >>> sixers also here at the wells fargo center here, they host the bulls. joel embiid will not p

now nell son's request department of justice is in response to our stories. he told the doj if the state the driver privacy law, millions of floridians could be in harm's way. >> and again, we'll talking to him later this afternoon. linda. look forward to your report tonight a 5 and 6 thanks, tina. still no sign of a hillsborough county firefighter who has a warrant out for his arrest. pthis is clinton walker. supplies he's also a member of outlaw motorcycle gang and believe he was involved in this bar brawl in key west. we've got video of itvideo was recorded rumor lodge back in september. at one point someone key west police say they were able to identify walker in the video and now he's wanted on battery charges. >>> two men are wand for holding up several usf students. deputies a the men one wearing a mask broke into an arment near usn and robbed the students. investigators say the men knocked on the door, forced their way in holding guns. they got away a wallet and about $300 surround available silence cameras caught them unmasked. tonight they are still

cheering donald trump's election, i want to talk about it with scottie nell hughes and bock beckel. former congressman jack king ton, former senior adviser to trump campaign. good evening to all of you. welcome, jonathan, to the show. i haven't seen you in a while. >> good evening. >> i'll direct the first question to you. some of the most prominent members of the alt-right gathered in washington d.c. on saturday to plot how the movement can influence policy and culture under the trump administration. it was complete with a series of nas oou salutes, anti-semitic and naszi rhetoric. >> i would suggest we stop using the term alt-right because it in some way masks who these people are and it normalizes in a subtle way, in a way we're normalizing the trump presidency. i choke when i even have to say that. because these are neonazis, white nationalists, they're the ku klux klan. they're hateful, despicable people. anti-semite. let's talk about who they are. to your question about why the trump administration isn't addressing this, i think in a funny way i give donald trump a little bit

. >> van jones, betsy mccoy, former lieutenant governor of new york supporting trump, and scottie nellu guys can smack me. >> we're going to dance a little. >> so what did you think of having beyoncÉ and jay z -- i'll ask you because, you know, you got a whole lot of attention for that. >> right. well, i say bees and lemons for everybody. >> you don't want to go up against the beehive tonight? >> no, not at all. >> what did you think honestly? >> it looked very entertaining. >> that's it? >> yeah. >> you think it will make a difference? >> look, i think, you know, jay z, to give him credit, people criticized his lyrics including people in the black community. but to his credit he has become more engaged and socially conscious. for him to bring the fire power, hillary clinton doesn't have big rallies on her own but she is having a surrogate surge like you wouldn't believe. tonight was probably the peak of it. >> they can probably fill a room almost as full with beyonce and jay z as donald trump can by himself. >> listen,you and i had conversation -- yeah, mike drop. you and i had conve

. >> reporter: we have seen a lot of people stressed out here at minute nell that so what's minute nell that doing to help people? they have robots at the gate that will take selfies with you, dance with you, play music, dance with you, and there are therapy dogs and later on live music. so back out here at mineta where the lines are just really growing here, the busiest travel days this week, today, next sunday and monday. so be there early. live at mineta maria medina, kpix 5. >>> we just learned germany's largest airline is canceling nearly 1,000 flights today because of a pilot strike. it could cause problems for travelers here in the u.s. officials with lufthansa say their pilots are fighting with the airline because they had no raise in five years. the union will be striking tomorrow, as well. >>> it's also going to be a very busy day on the roads. let's send it over to roqui for a check of traffic this morning. >> so far, so good. in hayward, we have a new crash to report. northbound 880 before tennyson road a possible pedestrian versus car but chp is on scene running traffic bre

. ♪ nelle? you okay?up in the morning and discovers we went through her entire halloween stash. i know. maybe we should just post her reaction on the internet. i'm just kidding. [ laughs ] i'll explain it all to her. i know. she would buy a bridge from you, mom. well, i'd buy swampland from her. [ both chuckle ] i'm just so happy that we were here for trick-or-treating. you know, emma's -- she's made some good friends in berkeley, but...it still feels like port charles is home --

>> joining us now, scottie nell hughes, cnn political commentator and political editor, a donald trump supporter. kristal ball is with us as well, a hillary clinton supporter. so is this about military policy or is it something else? the words were they can't see her, emphasis on her, being their boss, emphasis on boss. is it military policy or is it sexism? >> if this was another candidate who didn't have the history of sexism both in general in his life and specifically in this campaign in terms of comments he made about hillary clinton not having a presidential look, about him not being impressed when she walked in front of him, about how carly fiorina can't be president because look at that face, maybe you could give him the benefit of the doubt. but i think when women hear those comments from this man, it is very clear there are no ifs, ands or buts, he's talking about a woman cannot be commander in chief. >> scottie, has he earned the benefit of the doubt? >> i don't see it being as clear as kristal might. right now the military favors donald trump three to one, active duty servi

nations he's considering an openly gay mane, richard grin nell. steve munch in and current head of the michigan republican party ron that mcdaniel, mitt romney's niece is floated. she would replace reince priebus celebritied as white house chief of staff. >> it's really running the operation to that the right people are getting in front of the president giving the president the right privately advising the president. >> trump has chosen former campaign ceo steve bannon as chief strategist and chief white house counsel. kellyanne conway cast bannon as part of the mainstream despite his former role with bright bart news. ben carson is eyed for possible security post. he walked back his plan for border-to-border frment. >> they're talking about a fence in the republican congress. would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas i would, but certain areas the wall is more appropriate. i'm very good at this. it's called construction. >> trump reiterated his softsened rhetoric during the campaign that not all illegal immigrants would be deported. dealers.

house speaker paul ryan, in fact, showing president-elect trump and his wife nell melania and vice president-electricity the view from the office. be inaugurated in january. they met with mitch mcconnell. mcconnell supported trump during the campaign, but now both men say they hope to work hand in hand with the president-elect. >> we had a fantastic, productive meeting about getting to work, rolling up our sleeves and going to work for the american people. donald trump had one of the most impressive victories we've ever seen, and we're going to turn that victory into progress for the american people. running to make sure that we can get this country turned around and make america great again. >> we're starting. we can't get started fast enough. and whether its health care or immigration, so many different things, we'll be working on them very rapidly and i think peel be putting things up pretty quickly. >> reporter: behind me here in front of the white house, the election of donald trump isn't sitting well with some voters. there have been protests across the country. a peaceful one back in boston, but

nell pay a packers to lost to the redskins last night. >>> a south jersey nuclear power plant is off line. >> behind out what happened at the nation ae's oldest facilityd what that means for its customers. >>> and the holiday shopping season, we've done the research for you so you know what to shop for on black friday, but what shouldn't be wait to buy? >>> you shouldn't wait to layer up this morning. it is cold, cold enough that they're making snow in the pocono mountains. 39 degrees at nbc 10. 4:37. look at the man made snowflakes blowing across the landscape there. that wind will be a key element to our forecast. neighborhood by neighborhood, hour by hour when we come back. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities to reduce the emphasis on high stakes testing. because when you limit the te

people remember that legitimate problems that were publicized nell phoenix. what happened.us a ave brought in well over million people who were getting benefits that weren't getting them before. zribblet backlog for way down and made the agency work better, not work better. and the moderates have said better is good. perfect is attainable, better is possible. we will try to share the lessons that we have learned with the incoming president and my hope is he makes things better and if he does, we will benefit from it. some of you who are traveling will have a chance to ask more questions. [indiscernible] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] u.s. ve look at the capitol. the house returned today. the senate is back tomorrow. the house gaveling for a couple votes dealing with concrete and masonry industry and preventing phone scams. republicans will gather for their leadership elections and gathering, the full house will vote on the speak areship when they return. the senate gavels in tom

i haven't read nell zinc dishy have to books, out on one day? that is crazy . she is good for some craziness so i like her as well. >> also the family dysfunction novels definitely . . also i feel there is not nearly enough sister novels any time there is a spinster spe >> elizabeth has a new book coming out to again next year. >> the spenser novel? ordinary women? or extraordinary or excellent when then? what is it called? a new book is coming out in the spring which i love which is a modern day spinster novel and getting a lot of sex which that is not the point of the spinstero me n the modern take on the spinster novel. >> call -- how old is that correct. >> after you can no longer have children. >> in the olden days to old to be married . right . like you have not then married off in it was your 20s in the time of jane a austen and then after too old to have kids perhaps?kids, >> what books do you seek out quick. >> i will say proust for me but this really makes me nervous to write negative l. o woody . -- height fidelity i love him for anything he writes .

grandpa accidentally walks into the bathroom while nell is taking a shower. [ laughter ] >> you didn't give a signal. >> i did no signal here, folks. and he says, "are those stretchmarks or did the freeway add another 15 lanes?" [ laughter ] all right, wve not just laughter, but they want certain sound effects like if somebody brings a little puppy, go "awww." >> "awww." >> you get a lot of those, all right? this is what is called a "cute reaction." for example, our friend merv griffin, you know, when he's talking to somebody and he goes, "oooh." [ laughter ] "is that right? oooh?" so, we're all going to do-- here's a plot on punky brewster. this will finish with merv griffin. brings it home and shows it to henry, the crusty old apartment manager. and she says, "this is my special new friend, mr. snuggles." >> oooh. [ laughter ] >> that's good, good stuff. >> yeah, yeah. >> you know what? thank you, you're a good audience. you know what we can make for this stuff? >> oh-ho. >> tons. did you know they actually do that in shows? somebody will tape a show and if it's really a good show in

you're gonna see nell and the twins and the old homestead-- oh, shut up, arthur! see, it worked. ( car honks ) that sounds like my car. that could either be vivian or a car thief. if i don't hear a crash, it's not vivian. ( screeches, crashes ) thank goodness, it wasn't stolen! oh, sorry, maude. y time i think of miserable marta, i get all steamed up. oh, come on, now, walter, if she was so miserable, how come you stayed married to her for 11 years? well, frankly, maude, she was the sexiest woman i ever met. the second sexiest. uh, she was avis to your hertz. ( doorbell rings ) you think about that, walter. and if you wanna stay in the driver's seat, the answer better be hertz. uncle henry! walter: uncle henry! surprise! uncle henr-- oh... oh, it is just like you hello, walter. to pop in out of the blue. walter: let me take a look at ya. you look marvelous, uncle henry! oh, well, say something! aw... aw... aw, you know i almost forgot? oh, walter, ever since i was six years old, he's called me "his ginger snap." that's because she's so spicy. get it, walter. ginge

trump even knocking clinton for the star studded if i nell. >> she gets beyonce and jay-z. i like them. i like them. and you know what they do? the i get bigger crowds than they do. is there any place better than to be than trump rally are we having fun? >> i don't have gay tar and i don't have a piano. >> the ted treating the co you had in michigan to a mood boast. >> i have the blue state right here baby. >> trump himself more fired up than ever with hours to go. >> in one day one day we are going to win back the white house. >> more than 42 million americans have already voted in san francisco they have highest level this weekend since early voting began decades ago. another busy day today. carolyn has the details. >> drive-by voting with could be more similar pe. one way san francisco cast their ballot today. others venture down into the basement. over all since early voting last month more than 32 percent of those eligible have already voted. a record. >> if i come at noon i could be the crowded today it wasn't that bad. 5 minute in the line here and couple minutes the

let's talk it other wiver with and "washington post" columnist scottie nell hughes and she's supported trump throughout the election and scott at the democratic party, he supported hillary clinton, and thank you to the three of you for coming back on, i should say. josh, first question to you, jill stein said this should be a non-partisan issue. should that be the case? >> listen, i think there is a bipartisan consensus that this is not going to result in a change in the election results. and there's a bipartisan resistance to what jill stein is doing. so if she was looking to sort of unite the parties, she's done so in uniting them against her effort. the clinton campaign, if you read the statement from they haven't found evidence of hacking or any evidence of interference. but now that jill stein has gone forward with this recount, they feel an obligation to participate. they just want to make sure they're there in the room to make sure everything goes okay. what will the donald trump team do? will they feel that obligation to participate? there's no way to do a challenge of a nation

change could be death nell for these sites. trump lost the popular vote by nearly 800,000 votes but won the electoral college. >>> san francisco supervisor scott weiner claiming victory tonight at the race for the state senate. opponent says not so fast. a week since the election and today weiner declared victory but his challenger kim isn't conceding. cn kill reports still 93,000 ballot to count and t. >>> her face and name remain mystery but millions know the story of survival. woman attacked by former stanford brock turner using her experience to strengthen other others. she released new statement saying the past year has been hard through the worst times i discovered i'm indestructible. slow to learn but now i can't forget. emily dough released leather last night honor theed during the glamor women of the year award and she wrote a letter to brock turn and she addresses girls everywhere. >> on nights when you feel alone i am with you. the when people doubt you or dismiss you, i am with you. i find every day for you the now

they're nell and stella. her great, great niece and nephew twins celebrating their first halloween ever. sew cute. check out this adorable jack facebook beige because that's one cute baby and a cute and creative costume. jack in the box. i like it. >> good stuff. >> you can send it to stacey by tweeting pictures with the #send it to stacie and share on >>> if you have anymore weather photos, tweet them to us or send to us on facebook. gorgeous view this afternoon. 83 degrees. beautiful blue skies just a few clouds around. winds are breezy know. they have been for about a week now. southeast winds coming in at about 10-15 miles per hour at times but don't expect to see much in the way of rain fall. temperature wise, a bit above average high temperature for november 1, 81 degrees. definitely above that and then we start to fall pretty quickly over the next month or so by november 30, our average highs drop to 75 then as we head into january, about 70 degrees. cooler weather certainly on the way for us. for the

police say a growing number of people have come forward with claims against former coach barry dough nellreviously spent time in jail for child sex offenses. >>> for now, on the death of fidel castro casting a large shadow over cuba and over the world and reaction has been sharply divided. in havana things are quiet as the nation begins a nine-day period of mourning. in the meantime, a different scene in miami, florida. cuban exiles there came together to celebrate new hope, hope for change in their home country. but one of the biggest recent stages, the reopening of diplomatic ties with the united states could be in jeopardy under a new donald trump administration. earlier, my colleague and rafael romo talked about what to expect. >> the greatest thing about an executive order is that it doesn't -- only takes one person do that. the worst thing about an executive order is that the next guy in turn, the next president, president-elect donald trump can by himself decide to do away with a lot of the executive orders that president obama has put in place. in this case, we're talking about th

scotty nell, for months trump suggested this election was rigged, so much so that he encouraged supporterstor polling stations. if trump had lost, would he also not be calling for a recount as well? >> if there were some actual evidence to it. this is one difference between hillary clinton saying that we need to look at it, who possibly might actually alter the change, versus jill stein who raised more in the last few days than she did in her campaign. if she is not doing this for money, why is she continuing to up the amount she wants to raise, not based on what she needs but for what she says will be attorneys' fees and poll watchers and consultants? she is up to $7 million. this isn't necessarily doing what's best and bringing some sort of belief to the system. this is all about just making sure for some reason either she pays off her debts or has some other -- >> hold on. because we just spoke to jill stein in the last hour, the last block. she says that all this money will be put into a separate account and will go toward the recount. that is what she is saying. >> what about the extr

last time we talked to broaden about app nell september she said the stock declared several differenteilings of resistance. first of which ran from 110 to 112. that's one hurdle jumped even as the stock pulled back today after up to 118 will a week ago. problem though, is that when we use the same tools that helped broaden spot the bottom in may they suggested this stock got more work to do before it can comfortably coast higher. hit that level right back here. if we look at shorter term move ne s in the stock price, the rally went on for $21.21 and $32 and those numbers matter when you consider from the may lows through recent high, apple ran up a little more than $29. basic the stock rallied the same amount as past two upmoves then ran out of steam. this is why broaden thought the higher could be somewhat rocky. the stock now is in tough resistance running from 118 to $121. sure enough apple peaked at $118 and change before it reported last week and drifting lower ever since. got caught just where she said it would be. just where she said, boom, remember, 118. then down that night.

cn nell hughes on a lot. she's a trump supporter. last night she had a very authentic take on jay-z and his appearance at a clinton campaign event over the weekend. >> when you look at jay-z, we talked about this that night, he might be working on it but one of his main videos starts off with a crowd throwing mazel tov cocktails at the police. very much anti-police message that beyonce has had this >> not mazel tov cocktails. involved deand involved dea hillary clinton got good news yesterday. fbi director james comey, who sent a letter to congress saying not so fast, we found more e-mails, sent another letter to congress yesterday basically saying, never mind. toured out almost all the e-mails were duplicates of e-mails they'd already looked at, which is pretty -- the fbi, they make bad decisions. remember that time they hired keanu reeves to go undercover as a surfer? [ laughter ] dumb. hillary clinton was in pembroke pines, florida, on saturday where not even rain could rain on her parade. >> you are a hardy bunch to stand out her

trump's surrogate, scottie nell hughes, went on cnn and pointed out that a jay-z video had images of molotov cocktails, but she called them something different, and so much better. >> when you look at jay-z. we talked about this that night. that he might be working on -- but one of his main videos starts off with a crowd throwing mozeltov cocktails at the >> seth: now, for those of you who don't know, a mozeltov cocktail is what you throw at a jewish wedding if the groom is not a doctor. [ laughter ] congratulations on your union. now let's burn it down! and yet, at the same time trump and his team and complaining about musicians and foul language, he himself campaigned with ted nugent who has repeatedly made racist and anti-semitic statements. and he did this on stage at a trump rally just last night. >> i got your blue state right here, baby. [ cheers and applause ] black and blue! >> seth: wait. what? [ laughter ] why are your genitals black and blue? [ laughter ] it is it because you keep grabbing them like that? because -- you should go see a doctor, like, right away. [ laughter

want to discuss this now with cnn's senior media correspondent, bryant stelter, michael wolf, scottie nellughes, and douglas brinkley. good evening to you gentlemen and lady. >> good evening. >> bryan, wo president-elect tweets. >> i'm not trying to get top-level security for my children this was a typically false news story, then another one says the failing "new york times" story is so totally wrong on transition. it is going so smoothly, also i have spoken to many foreign leaders. for 17 months almost every day donald trump has called the media the most dishonest people. he's been president-elect for a week and doesn't seem to be changing much. >> megyn kelly pointed out 70-year-olds generally don't change. this is a 70-year-old man who loves twitter, who loves speaking his mind. he reads the print paper in the morning. he gets outraged and he grabs his phone. i would just point out his words are going to have so much more weight in a few weeks and it's incumbent upon his age and family members he can move markets. he can affect governments in a way that he couldn't before. >> do you wa

. >> edmethods of person nell jeopardy. >> she sold america's national security for money. these people are grifters. been grifters since they came on the scene. she knew when she set up the server it wasn't secure. she did it for money to enrich themselves. she didn't care about our security. and huma abedin, i don't know who she and weiner are connecting with but they don't have our interest at heart. if the american people have any common sense they will understand that this family has been corrupt since they came on the scene. >> this is a ban nao ---the clinton crime family here. >> it is worse. . they weren't seeking the presidency of the united states. when we talk about five foreign actors we can assume think are hostile. maybe russia, or others with the capability to do this. >> maybe ice pisiisis. >> maybe. mrs. clinton should have her top security clearance revoked to night. >> a guy in jail took six pictures on submarine serving his country. wife and child, he is in jail for a year for taking six pictures. five foreign nations hacked into her e-mail. compromised

contributor van jones, betsy mccoy, and hillary clinton supporter and political commentator, scottie nell me. >> we're just going to dance all night. >> bless your dear heart. >> what did you think of beyonce having -- asking you you've got a whole lot of attention for that. >> i say bees and lemons for everybody. >> you don't want to go up against them if you had to? honestly. >> it looked very entertaining. >> do you think it could make a difference? >> look. i think you know, jay-z, to give him credit, people have criticized his lyrics, over the past couple of years. he's become more and more socially engaged and subconscious, and beyonce, alicia keys and for him to bring that firepower there, hillary clinton doesn't have big rallies on her own. she's having a surrogate surge like you wouldn't believe and tonight was probably the -- the peak of it. >> they can probably fill a room almost as full with beyonce and jay-z has donald trump can by himself. >> and you and i have had conversation it's. >> mic drop. >> you and i have had conversations about lyrics and this show on cnn, and many

jamie gangel, john avalon, jackie kucinich, clinton supporter van jones, patty nell hughes. just to be clear, there are some states you can vote in early and some you can't. you look at north carolina and florida, how do you interpret the numbers we heard from mark? >> i think it's pretty clear if hillary clinton is going to win on tuesday, it's going to be different than the obama coalition. she's very much counting on those hispanic numbers to hold and grow, that that is a real sort of opportunity for her, college-educated whites, particularly, college-educated women and younger voters, the bernie sanders and elizabeth warren can move out. but those numbers are not great. that sort of enthusiasm that bernie sanders supporters were showing during the primary season and hillary clinton supporters weren't quite capturing, i think you're sort of seeing the same thing here in terms of hillary clinton's early vote and barack obama's early vote. he got a lot of -- i would say there are hispanic numbers in states like nevada that we didn't get in to. it's a big deal. >> big growth

scottie nell hughes, who supported donald trump, also political editor for right alerts.com.efore we get to pressing news, i want to ask you about trump tower news today and the word tulsi gabbard, congresswoman from hawaii who was a bernie sanders supporter, is in there meeting with him and could be up for some jobs. what do you make of her being there? >> frankly i just learned about this recently so i can't comment or go deeply into it. i will say tulsi gabbard had what i consider to be more conservative, if you want to use the term, positions on things like gun control and on immigration. in my view, just speaking personally. i don't want to necessarily reflect bernie sanders himself in my view wouldn't be seen as a nina turner or someone like that very prossive across the board. >> what would you say to other bernie sanders supporters right now looking at the next four years thinking maybe we should work with donald trump is a good strategy? >> no. i've said this before. actually the other night with you on the other, one evening i guess on "a.c. 360." we shouldn't norma

scotty nell hughes. basil smikle. phillip bump, and ron brownstein. thanks to all of you. ron, let's start with that thanksgiving message, a call for unity. trump sounding, i think it is understatement to say. a very different tone than in the campaign. >> like donald trump, i am from queens. i thinky say with some expertise that is the definition of the hoots pa. donald trump from the beginning from the moment he came down the escalator and talked about undocumented immigrants as criminals and rapists and the thugs and proposes to ban an entire religion from entering the united states i think it is fair to say he ran the most racially divisive campaign since george wallace. and while there is definitely diversity in the appointments today we all have steve bannon, sessions and flynn. and the latter of whom describes it is rational to be afraid of islam. for trump now to say he wants to unify the country. i think there are going to be a lot of people who are going to be very skeptical and looking more to deeds than words. because certainly his words as a candidate have don

while talking with reporter yesterday scott said he has option to run for seat held by bill nell ton in 2018 nelson only state-wide elected democrat in florida and already announced plans to run for fourth term. governor did not layout timetable for when he would make a decision. governor. >>> i have a great job. i have 783 days to go. and i'm going to continue top try to make this place number one place for a job. number one place for education and make sure families can safe. ai like this job scott senate campaign could get a boost from trump who helped republicans hold on to majorities in house and senate during election skod serve ad chairman of a purp pac that raised $20 million for trump's presidential there's already a growing list of people eyeing the governor's mansion. some democratic party members want attorney general john morgan to step up to the plate. after leading push to bring medical marijuana to florida, the campaign manager for united for care launched an effort to draft morgan into politics. there's even a website for the governor.com. morgan hasn't commented on