he is new to d.c., but he is an executive and knows how to manage things. you have mike pence, who is a qualified vice president with a deep amount of relationships and experience. as advisors you have newt gingrich, who has managed a 100 day agenda before, and from all intents looks to be managing working hand in glove with ed fuller, which against him the entire operation of heritage. while it might not have the intellectual might that it used to, it has the network and experience of staff. , the leadership is, you have paul ryan, who may not have the most leadership experience, but he is a staffer at heart, and an incredible staffer. he never really stopped being in that role. when you take off the mantle of leadership as the head of the republican party off of him, and let him maneuver as a staffer, i think he's going to really fit the mold almost perfectly. and then you have mitch mcconnell, who is a master of the dark arts of negotiation. [laughter] understands not just big but smalllitics, picture politics is what motivates an individual senator to m

before we do that we have news to to talk. new leader for d.c. public school. muriel bowser is expected to announce a new school kluns lor. >> antoine wilson is head of the oakland schools in california on tap to lead the d.c. school system. wilson confirmed a lettehe sent overnight to oakland unified school district. "fox5" found one tweet if a teacher in oakland that posted that. wilson led oakland since 2015 previously head of denver public school system. he'll be introduced event at eastern high school this morning 10:30 replacing okay henderson that resigned after serve are six years as chancellor. >> bwi will debut a new accommodate d and e and the goal is to alleviate traffic around the airport. >> time now 4:31. developing this morning parents in silver spring are looking for answers following arrest of a teacher. they arrest the john vigna for sexual offenses. since then more students have come forward. one dates back to 2000. parents wanted to learn more about the investigation. they held a meeting. >> i have been since i was 2 years old and you know h

while donald trump is new to d.c. he knows how to manage things. you have mike pence that is an incredibly qualified vice president with a deep amount of relationships and experience as advisors you have newt gingrich that looks to be managing this in 100 day agenda layout. working hand and glove with ed fulner that gives him the entire operation of heritage. it has the network and experience and staff there and then when you go through who our leadership is you have paul ryan who may not have the most leadership experience but he is a staffer at heart and incredible staffer. he never stopped being a staffer. when you take off the mantle of leadership of the head of the republican party off of him and you let him move as a staffer, he's going to really fit that mold almost perfectly and you have miff mcconnell that's a master of the dark arts of negotiation. he is -- he understands what motivates an individual senator to make an individual decision. you have an amazing team that accidentally and intentionally is in place to move very quickly and we

while donald trump is new to d.c. he knows how to manage things. you have mike pence that is an incredibly qualified vice president with a deep amount of relationships and experience as advisors you have newt gingrich that looks to be managing this in 100 day agenda layout. working hand and glove with ed fulner that gives him the entire operation of heritage. it has the network and experience and staff there and then when you go through who our leadership is you have paul ryan who may not have the most leadership experience but he is a staffer at heart and incredible staffer. he never stopped being a staffer. when you take off the mantle of leadership of the head of the republican party off of him and you let him move as a staffer, he's going to really fit that mold almost perfectly and you have miff mcconnell that's a master of the dark arts of negotiation. he is -- he understands what motivates an individual senator to make an individual decision. you have an amazing team that accidentally and intentionally is in place to move very quickly and we

to become the new chancellor of public schools. henderson. fox5's bob barnard introduces us to the new superintendent. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser brought anton wilson to d.c. ps school system.em. we've come a long way but there's plenty more to be done. we know that our community gap remains and we have to ensure graduating and that when they graduate they are college and career ready a lot of people refer to it as a achievement gap. i like to make sure it is working for every child. the 44 year old superintendent s of oakland's public school system met with other than higho students this morning. known as a proponent of charterr schools, wilson is a former teacher, principal and top official in denver's publicer's not have a young person to waste. we cannot afford to say that because a young person had a bad day or a bad month that we are going to now advocate ourate responsibility to ensure the system works for that young person.pers that's not to say the married father of three is without his critics. the teacher's union in oakland has blasted wilson for what they call his emphasis on charterrter schools o

although donald trump is new to d.c., he is certainly an executive and knows how to manage things. yes mike pence, an incredibly qualified vice president with a deep amount of relationships and experience. as advisors, you have newt gingrich, who has managed a 100 day agenda before. from all content, looks to be managing this transition and glove working hand in with ed, which gives him the entire operation of heritage. , experienceetwork in staff there. foreign go through leadership, you have paul ryan, who may not have the most leadership experience, but he is a staffer at heart and an incredible staffer any -- staffer and he never really stopped being a staffer. when you take off the mantle of leadership of him and let him anew for as a staffer, the guy who implements in -- the guy who implements an agenda, he will that the mold perfectly. and you have mitch mcconnell, who is a master of the dark arts of negotiation. [laughter] understands, not just big picture politics, but the small picture politics of what motivates an individual senator to make an individual decision. teamnk

to shut down the d.c. general homeless shelter in made to the fire alarm system. >> d.c. records obtained by the news 4 i-team d.c. officials say the alarm system isn't functioning properly. it's a story you'll see only on 4. >> according to records obtained by news 4, there's been continuous extensive vandalism to some of the fire equipment at d.c. general and at least some the problem was revealed after a fire tore through part of the complex in october. families were displaced and arson was suspected. vandalism had damaged the alarm system. if not brought up to code, the fire marshal will order d.c.'s largest shelter for the homeless to be closed. our camera was inside today when the mayor for public safety toured the complex and said fixes must be made promptly. >> there were systems that re there's a concern that you want to make sure the system is notified. >> until the alarm system is repaired, they have hired licensed contractors to provide around the clock fire watch service, walking the halls, looking and smelling for smoke, for a potential fire threat. the spaling complex has long been sla

both of them are saying that they hope to work together hand in hand with this new administration. and mr. trump left d.c. this afternoon to head back to new york. we'll have much mofr on the historic meeting that happened here at the white house coming up on "7 news at 6:00." for now we send it back home to you guys in boston. >> all right, adam. thank you so much. >>> since the announcement of president-elect trump, protesters have been sweeping the nation last night in boston. thousands marched through the common holding signs they gathered outside of the statehouse and made their way over. >> it was a peaceful protest. jennifer egan is in boston with much more. >> the rally through thousands to the state house. >> he's never my president. >> reporter: and down intou boston common. >> i want to make sure that i stood up for what is right send a message. >> reporter: protesters were upset about the outcome of the election. today the boston mayor acknowledged their frustrations but urged calm. >> i don't think we need protests. right now is probably the wrong time. some of the folks protesting, i hope t

in service through the weekend and many of them will be used to operate along its busy northeast corridor from new york to philadelphia to d.c>>> the "action news" quick poll is back. here at the big board and our question today how do you plan to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. this is unscientific but what do you think is the number one right now? let's find out with a push of the button. bam. a lot of people not traveling which is what i'm doing. i'm just going sit on my couch -- well, i'll help with things but it's a lot easier being at your home isn't it. you can vote in our poll as well at 6abc.com. >> thank you, matt. >>> breaking right now philadelphia firefighters rushed into rescue mode when they got to the scene of a burning home they found someone hanging from a second story win dover. "action news" reporter annie mccormick just arrived at the scene. the 1700 block of annan street in the point breeze section. she picks up the story. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam l i want to -- tamala. i want to show you the home. when police arrived around 4:45 to what they say was a one alarm fire they

lower 60's down to our south from new york down to d.c. there is a colder side to it in the northern plain stateses, the dakotas, there's snow, but we are not going to get in on that. we're focusing on the rain. the temperatures in the 50's today, tomorrow, through thursday. but both today and tomorrow are impact weather days for that heavier rain. i think the heaviest is going to commute. that's round one. round two is tomorrow heavy late in the day. we'll break down the full timeline, break down the extended forecast as well right now as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now, on newscenter 5's eyeopener. randy: a deadly crash in east boston. new details. emily: a search for answers after an assault on an ohio campus. the warning before the attack and what we are learning about the suspect. randy: new moves from president-elecdo overseas. and the big announcements that could come today on the eye. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. emily: and more breaking news now. an

coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- two new d.c. speed cameras coming to d.c. they are blocks apart. we'll show you where with the speed restrictions in the area you need to look out for. michelle: think twice before he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, y? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. jonathan: apple products can be expensive, that's before it's created market for counterfeiters. some can be dangerous. john matarese has an important warning so you don't waste your money. john: a few weeks ago apple warned about counterfeit iphone cords and charges. you might have heard about it and moved on a woman wants everyone to know the risk of buying the non-apple accessories saying she is lucky her house didn't burn out. katie grabbed her iphone a recent morning with no idea ma was about to happen. >> my alarm was go saturday

to "fox5 news morning". truly a sad story developing in d.c. overnight and our sources tell us a retired police officer had to shoot and kill his own son after being attacked by his son. he has a history of mental

engineer property because they do not want a new 1,100-mile oil pipeline to be built near tribal lands. >>> it's 11:20. a news conference is about to get under way. d.c. police releasing new information on the murder of a 16-year-old girl. we are going tove >> we also just got a look inside the white house. it's now all decorated for the holidays. we'll show you some of the special decorations and let you know who will get the first tour today. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we're offering incredibly fast 150 meg internet, just in time for the holidays. hurry, freddy, you're gonna miss it! coming. i can't believe he is doing this. fly, gary, fly. ... his friend can download 13 different versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ... while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder, all at the same time. gary. only fios offers 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, dollar visa prepaid card with a two-year agreement. visit getfios.com or call 1-888-get-fios to learn more. cable can't offer speeds this fast at a price this good. 90% contained. the evacuation orders for lakewood have been

to break a live look across the d.c. region 5:20 and 49 degrees. more fox news m >> foy oat awill pay billions of dollars to settle a lawsuit of rests on their trucks. toyota, sack home a, tundra, they claim the vehicle did not have rust protection. 1.5 million vehicles are to 2010. >> first ashley mad i soyn and now another company that runs several adult web sites may be victim of biggest data breach ever. data owe for more than 41 million accounts stolen most from adult dating web site of adult trend finder. it's notifying affected users. >> good news for awe iriana football fans new league coming to baltimore. new franchise doesn't have a name or coach but set the spring of 2017 fans can expect a team. professional team will play at proyl farms arena. >>> thanksgiving, almost here. you can believe. it it's only nine days away. this year thousands of local families will have a turkey on the table. all thanks to giant food and washington capitols. yesterday they teamed up to donate 2,000 turkeys to the capitol area food bank. turkeys will help provide meals ne

to retain her post though. >>> the d.c. council still needs to aprofit district's new school's chancellor. public hein nomination will begin today. last week mayor bowser announced that wilson was her choice to be d.c. school leader. she comes from oakland public schools and worked for more than 20 years in education. tonight's first public hearing set for 5:00 at brookland middle school in northeast. now if wilson is approved about it council, he'll start in february. >>> news 4 is in cuba right now following the massive response to fidel castro's death. castro died last week. up for a memorial service in havana last night. it was at the plaza of the revolution where castro gave several speeches shortly after he came to power. we'll have a report at of 6:30 to talk about the service and the plans for the next several days. >>> if you're just waking up, take a look at your screen right now. we're in for a messy commute this morning. fog and rain are hitting every part of our a right now. what the commute into work looks like as we check back in with chuck bell and melissa. >> we're also fol

to "fox 5 news morning". >> first up at 6. braking news northeast d.c. police are at a home on holebrook street where they were called to help with a fire investigation. that industry is closed between morris and neal. the call came in:30 this morning and we'll bring an up dwhait you get more information. you see some of the streets blocked there and officers still on the scene. >> more being braking news now this time out of philadelphia. an explosion just about two hours ago inside apartment in the center city area. the blast injured one person, a 62-year-old man when he opened a package that was delivered to the home. the package is believed to have contained medicine. right now it's unclear are whether the explosion was intentional or perhaps accident caused by something that was in the package. the man is at the hospital and be injured. some people in the apartments were evacuated. >> new developments overnight involving a tragic school bus crash in tennessee killed five children. chattanooga police say the 25-year-old driver is behind bars khaned wi

rewritten by president-elect donald trump but that could take >>> to a story only on news 4, there was a call for immediate changes inside a d.c. homeless shelter this morning. the fire marshal has threatened to shut down the facility unless the fire alarm system is fixed immediately. extensive vandalism has damaged the system. a volunteer group says a fix is crucial. >> definitely having working fire alarms and escape route children and the staff. >> the mayor says the building will be monitored for fire hazards until repairs are finished. >>> a man arrested for stealing a puppy from a home says he was trying to save the puppy from abuse. the puppy was returned to police last week after the man turned himself in. we showed you the surveillance video. it shows him taking the dog from a home last month. pulled the pup over the fence and he provided vet bills to show he cares for the puppy. the owner has denied the claims and plans to press charges. >>> if you're headed out this morning, grab the jacket. we have tom tracking when showers and cooler weather will impact your weekend. >>> it's national adoption day. what it took to

to likely happen before the other. > and mayor bowser has said that picking d.c. ps chance who are currently is her priority. in the meantime interim police chief peter new at the helm at least through the nog erg. today we reached out to d.c. police officials and asked for an interview and at the last second after being told that interview would happen, peter new sham dodged fox5. marina maracco, fox5 local news. > we're learning some knew did he tails in a bizaar story a after an elderly man was killed at his alexandria assisted living facility s. another resident is responsible, but that man has not been arrested and police aren't tonight, the facility sunrise alexandria is raising even more questions about.com response. fox5's line situate watts join us with more. >>reporter: a strange case to say the least and information from police and sunrise isn't adding up. i want to he that you through the timeline of events. on october 24, police say a 7 # year old man assaulted an 82 year old man named hunter alexander. tonight the sun wrist alexandria tells us they immediately notified allro alexandria police say they only found out about this two days late

they say they want to stay strong just in case it doesn't. in northwest d.c., derrick ward, news 4. >> trump tower in new york has become the new political hot spot as mayors, senators, and advisers have gone to meet with president-elect. we have posted a gallery of the fifth avenue. you can find it in the nbc washington app. go there and search seen at trump tower. >> this evening, there are new cluls about the moments leading up to a murder-suicide in stafford county, virginia. deputies say a man there killed his wife and their two little girls before he took his own life. the tragedy is leading to more questions given the suspect's brief disappearance more than a year ago. our northern virginia bureau reporter is in stafford with the david. >> doreen, before we even knew that this tragedy involved the buckley family, a neighbor here in this windsor forest neighborhood came up to me and reminded me that we covered lance buckley's disappearance a little more than a year ago, back in may of 2015. it ended with a seemingly happy homecoming. until this. >> units responded to an unk

there has a new choice to head d.c. schools, mayor bowser introduced antoine wilson a short while ago. he was the superintendent of the school system in oakland, california. during a meeting with reporter, he outlined some of his priorities. >> i see my work so much as that each child get what is they deserve and -- gets what they deserve and that's an education that prepares them for success after graduation. >> the d.c. council still must confirm the nomination to make it official. he is expected to start february 1st. >>> chattanooga is in mourning. federal investigators arrived today at the scene of the school bus crash that killed five children. as mark strawsman police a-- mark strawsman reports. >> reporter: a tow truck hauled away the wreckage of the bus that carried 35 woodmore elementary school children. it had flipped over on its side and wrapped around a tree killing one boy and four girls. >> three that were in the fourth grade and one that is in kindergarten. and one that is in the first grade. >> reporter

to get out. >> why is that? >> i really thing the whole bridge gate thing, you knew all about that from day one. >> leave new jersey and go to d.c. and hope for the best when he gets there. >> while things are not great for the governor here in new jersey, ben says he could be a player in washington, we reached out to the governor's office for comment but have not heard back from him. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you nora. in hillary clinton's concession speech she made a special point to encourage young women and girls and today we met some young women and girls who were closely following this election. students at girls high in olney, the results left them disappointed and afraid. >> you are like a melting pot and every race is here and we need everybody to be equal and loved and i think she showcase that character of love. that is what i liked about her. >> it's really big -- towards the same groups -- that will affect how i go about my day. >> in a mock election at the school clinton received 400 votes to trump's 30. our coverage of vote 2016 continues at 6abc.com. there we have the latest on donald t

back to you maureen and wisdom. >> 4:57 coming youing up on fix news morning a convicted predator facing charges after targeting two girls in a bathroom. >> and d.c. council getting ready to decide the future on the proposed death with dignity law. >> today on "fox news morning" president obama is in europe trying to secure his legacy as he prepares world leaders for donald trump presidency. >> looking live outside. you would want to it grab your hat and coat today. temperatures just in the 40s. just barely, 49. we're almost in 50 degree mark. plan accordingly. >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us i'm holly morris. >> i'm maureen umeh. >> today is tuesday, november 15 where is it you're going

. >>> new at 11:00. oakland to d.c. the superintendent is heading to washington as the new school chancellor. about 10 minutes ago a spokesman for the oakland public school confirmed to us that antwan wilson has accepted the job to move back east. he was chosen in part for raising achievement scores in oakland. he came here from denver. no word on who will replace him. >>> new tonight a fire break outs out at one of the largest malls, evacuated tonight sending hundreds of shoppers and mall workers rushing to safety. live in san francisco with more on what happened, jean. >> reporter: the holiday rush season is here and in san francisco they have it holiday lights up to put people in the move. the mood at westfield center quickly turned serious when a fire broke out on the second floor. a fire on the second floor of the westfield san francisco center leads to an evacuation of the mall and movie theater. >> we didn't even hear the alarm. >> reporter: hundreds of movie goe goers, shoppers and workers made their way there ab

school system resistant to starting school after labor day beginning to accept new reality. >> as we head to break looking across the d.c. region 5:27 right now. we are at 42 degrees wednesday morning we have a lot more to share don't go anywhere. fox news morning back after he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. president-elect donald trump transition team has been reshaped after a number of firing and rumors of insight. >> hundreds walk out of class to protest president he hebt and despite the election trau trauma it's business as usual for preparations at the white house. fox news morning starts right now. >> good morning to you thank you for watching. >> and i'm holly morris. >> gary mcgrady here to talk weather and erin como talking traffic in a moment. >> stop story 5:30 is trump transition and late nights action taken by the president-elect and camel concerns transsigni

woman and i don't think that's enough criteria to be the leader of the free world. >> reporter: this native american woman from new jersey had come to d.c. thinking of making it her new home. until last night. >> i'm disappointed and my kind of -- kind of not -- not what it would have been. >> reporter: while robert's parents are happy the election is over, robert says it's given him something to look forward to. >> yeah, kind of makes me want to vote because now it's, like, intense and, like, picking the president is, like, important for the country. >> reporter: so at least that 11-year-old boy from new jersey took a very good lesson from this hard-fought the past 15 minutes, a group of protesters, about 20 to 50 of them, have shown up for a candlelight vigil. at 6:00, we'll give you look at that peaceful demonstration. wendy, back to you. >> mark segraves. >>> the council on american islamic relations says it is receiving calls from muslims afraid that they're going to be mistreated or kicked out of the country under a president trump. today cair said it respected the all americans. >> regardless of who won yesterday's election, amer

back to you guys. >> thank you, coming up on "fox news morning" d.c. leaders passing landmark pledgelation regarding family leave. >> and carson went get a lesson in passing efficiency. >> okay. >> lesson learned. >> as we head to break. jingle bill rock? i told you this is one of my look outside of the d.c. region 5:08. hope this is getting you in the holiday spirit. >> the legislati substantiated allegations that some calls went into a voicemail system and some veterans did not get immediate assistance. >> d.c. law mackers will vote next week whether to give work rz in the city nation's most generous paid family leave benefits it guarantees 11 weeks paid leave for biming of child adoption or placement of foster child and eight weeks of leave to care for sick relative. new payroll tax said small congressional approval. >> at&t internet based television service will go on sale starting tomorrow and offer four tiers of channels delivered to customers on computers, phone and streaming devices coting anywhere from 35 to 70 depending what tier you use and s

to get help elsewhere? what d.c.'s mayor is saying to fox5 right now at 10.. but we begin tonight with that breaking news out of d.c. where. the man wanted in connection too the shooting death of a 16 year old girl has a turned himself in to police. i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy.ya brianna macmillan was shot and killed last friday on capital at this point police don'tpoin believe she was the intended target. fox5's lindsay watts is live ati the police headquarters with the very latest. >>reporter: police sources are confirming that 30 year old sigd read evans is now in custody turning himself in just hoursurs after a press conference where he was named as a purpose connected with this murder. we'll give you a look at his mug shot now. police say evans was caught on camera firing a handgun at theth shooting scene friday. charged with murder at thiss point. but at the least he may haveave some important information on that her he's from a particular area with documentation is a very difficult thing to implement and frankly it's not a very workable and will function to prevent people from accessing t

a really nice start to the week as you head back to work and notice from new york, philly, down to d.c., they're in the 50's today. it's going to be around 60 in chicago. that's that milder air coming in with that system. and you can see down to the south, there's a severe thunderstorm watch around the dallas area. there likely will be more severe weather with this system through the southern states today as well. so we've got that wet weather coming in tomorrow and another batch later wednesday into thursday. you can see wednesday morning we'll start out dry, but the second round of rain comes in late in the day, and that should clear out thursday. holiday lights is actually looking dry on thursday evening. more on that now as the eyeopener continues. announcer: now, on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- randy: new claims from president-elect donald trump about election results. the response this morning from the new england state at the center of this controversy. emily: a push for answers after a hit-and-run in brockton. the new clues police are looking into right now. randy: another entry

long standing tradition of allowing reporters to travel with him to his first meeting at the white house. instead he flew from new york to d.c. in his private jet. >> from bitter rivals and harsh rhetoric to this, a historic meeting at the white house a time honored tradition as the 44th president welcomed the soon to be 45th. president obama promising a smooth transition for president-elect trump whom until days ago he called unfit for office. >> i've had the opportunity to have an excellent conversation with president-elect trump. it was wide ranging. we talked about some of the organizational issues in setting up a white house. we talked about foreign policy. we talked about domestic policy. >> reporter: mr. trump long a thorn in mr. obama's side with years of questioning his birthplace and religion calling his policies a disaster today offering praise. >> thank you very much, president obama. this was a meeting that was going to last for maybe 10 or 15 minutes and we were just going to get to know each other. we had never met each other. i have great respect meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half. >> from the white

i of the transition process has moved from trump tower in new york to d.c. mike pence dropped by the d.c. transition headquarters today. along with newt gingrich who was a possible cabinet pick. >> we stand together, we stand together. >> a show of unity today half between wellesley colleges hundreds of students from both schools rallied together. it comes after two students drove through wellesley's victory. >>> reports of hateful threats and harassment are spiking nationwide since the election. southern poverty law center says they've tracked more than 400 incidents the majority taking place in k-12 schools and universities. and most of the harassment is against immigrants, muslims and gays. >> our congregation does have many, many people from many parts of the world and have been touched by this very deeply. they're scared. they're really scared. >> reporter: 22 in massachusetts. for details now we have highlighted all of the towns and cities in the state where a hate crime has been reported to the southern property law center since election day. as you y

new york and 5:00 p.m. in the london. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ bloomberg world headquarters in new york's, covering story from washington, d.c. d to london and most all. -- mosul. americans eligible to vote for president with as many as 50 million having already done so. we will go to chicago and hear from austan goolsbee, the former chairman of the council of economic advisers under president obama. he is a hillary clinton supporter. been an exactver science and fight is getting worse. the training day, julie hyman joins us with the latest. julie: a remarkable turnaround, stocks lower earlier not by much lower after yesterday again, the largest -- yesterday's big game, the largest since march 1.

also an aspect of this but what is noteworthy to julie in his backing in the news because of his comments recently a couple weeks ago about washington d.c.. to have an interesting angle on like a journalist who disliked government and was very suspicious that there were underhanded dealings to prove that all of us were up to no good. and with the release of the cables they were mostly written by the mid-level officers with the interesting approach and was not bureaucratic and to make efforts to understand those of what had been posted. i thought there was a lot of the eloquence because of his own agenda. that there is a public service being performed that. >> it caught my attention and from the deere times and occasionally entertaining but then the italian foreign minister with the september 11 of diplomacy that does not sound like you view that as the same. but it was not a one off. i think leaks are part of government life. but the eagles and textile and social media. and how to classify and that is area much under debate. and the of volume at which is crushing. to find a new message to do this. the with the cables the did the officer

to d.c. himself. new jersey reporter cydney long caught up with the insiders to explain. >> reporter: i can tell you no, we did reach out to his chief of staff by both phone and text today, i even tagged the governor in a tweet, but got no response, but i did get a tweet from an insider. is governor chris christi one stepper closer to leaving the guard on state in the dust for d.c.? new jersey's top politician voting for quietly than he's ever done as governor, without announcing at times like he usually does. >> the chances of him showing up at a few minutes after 6:00 a.m., in the cover of darkness. >> then without even an encouraging tweet from the governor to get out the vote. >> governor chris christie, folks, unbelievable. >> author of "american governor" chris christie, bridge to governor spoke to us on face-time what the win means for the garden state. >> i think he's been a royal trump soldier so trump will offer him a job, that is in the trump dna to reward those loyal to him. and secondly, i th

reporting in northwest d.c., alexandra limon, news. > and new to the transition of power here nd in d.c. former green party candidate jill stein says she believes thl presidential election i not ovee yet. she's demanding a recount and hillary clinton is supporting stein's efforts.s stein wants the votes recounted in wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan. donald trump narrowly beat clinton in all three contests. o while trump has won the ahead in the popular vote with 2 million more votes cast foresc her than trump. taking a live look outside. there is eat washington monument. not a bad saturday. it was breezy, definitely chilly, but not too cold for alo a of those holiday shoppers outp there. gwen, how are we looking for ouo sunday. with we're looking really great, lauren. it's going to be another day for shoppers to get out and enjoynjy it. i don't think the weather would have deter them anyway.nywa the wanted to enjoy. tomorrow they'll be able to gett out, whether they're than staying in line or not they'reil not going to mind it at all.ll let's take a look at our maps and show you you

. >> i'm out here as well to support women's rights and racial equality and pretty much everything he stands against. >> reporter: students from new york to d.c some too young to vote but all worried about their future walking out of class and joining the ongoing protests against president-elect donald trump. >> the next four years, it really is up to us to kind of fight for the things that i think donald trump will change or will try to change. >> reporter: these daily marches and rallies across the country coinciding with the uptick in reports of hate crimes since election day. more than 300 hate incidents reported so far, most against minority and religious groups. among latest, an indiana church defaced with graffiti including a swastika and in massachusetts police investigating these threatening letters. >> we just wanted as a neighborhood to come out and say that it's not what we feel. we're very inclusive. >> reporter: now in a different show of solidarity against these alleged acts of hate neighbors are speaking out and students standing united. >> it's just absurd and horrible. that's why we're here tonight to show that we're against

d.c. mayor muriel bowser's pick to be the next school's chancellor. news 4's tom seegraves confirms antwan wilson was chose joan steven diaz and george carey have been identified as the two people killed in a four-car crash last night in gaithersburg. two other people involved are okay. >>> five families are mourning elementary school students this morning killed in a horrific crash. an ntsb go team of investigators is heading to tennessee to look into this incident today. >>> travel weather the next dry for your travel plans tomorrow. turkey day showers. and then drying back out as we head towards friday and the weekend. >> chopper 4 showing us a little volume northbound on bw parkway. people getting out of town and then 95 maryland, northbound, is okay. southbound 95, virginia slow through quantico already. leave as soon as you can. >>> he's shaking his head. >> 95, bw parkway. >> you're going to be sitting in traffic. >> all right. that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for waking up with us. >> thod enjoy your day. >> make it a great tuesday, >>> g

. >>> meantime, from d.c. to new york, the jockeying is well underway for high-level positions in the trump administration. after repeatedly promising to "drain the swamp," the names popping up for cabinet posts aren't exactly outsiders. plus nbc news is learning exclusive details about who the president-elect wants to know america's top secrets. katy tur in the studio. >> reporter: lester, donald trump is only starting to look at who would staff his new administration. the trump team scrambling to whittle down names, so far finding washington is a lot friendlier to a president trump than they were to the gop nominee. >> thank you, everyone. >> reporter: who will donald trump surround himself with? after all, he's promised the biggest and the best on the campaign trail. >> we have to have smart people. i have the smartest people. >> reporter: nbc news has learned from has not yet presented the president-elect with any names for top posts. his team has a working list of three to five names for each cabinet position. >

news 4. >> thanks. >>> today former d.c. public schools chancellor michelle rhee is s this is going to happen in new jersey. it's getting a lot of attention in our app right now. rhee is under consideration for the candidate of secretary of education. her three year tenure in dds was controversial after she closed schools and fired principals and pushed for more charter schools. tomorrow trump will meet with mitt romney as a possible secretary of state pick. >>> as the president-elect mike flynn will be trump's national security advisor and jeff sessions will be nominated as attorney general and mike pompeo was picked to lead the cia. >>> donald trump trying to put his court troubles to rest. the president-elect has agreed to pay $25 million to settle a fraud case against trump university. by settling he is not admitting to any he would never settle. a spokesperson for his organization says they have quote no doubt that trump university would have prevailed at trail, end quote. >>> have you seen this yet? it's making rounds on social media. no doubt you'll see it soon. you can hear booing and applause as mi

leaving d.c., we are on the verge of having a new pick tonight. sam: often leaders come to town to whip the area to shape. but browse browse released her new chancellor. >> welcome chancellor wilson. sam: he was mainly singing the praises of the d.c. school systems and praised former chancellor. >> originally chancellor rhi when i was in denver, we were the educator effectiveness. we modeled a lot of our work off of d.c. >> cited for selecting wilson is the leadership and support of males of color high school. >> he is forefront of leading the males of color in the district. those are things we want to focus on. >> council scheduled confirmation hearings on conference. >> it will be easy for him. >> the first person he asked was not his wife but his 14-year-old daughter. >> i wanted to make sure it was something she could support. the clear answer is absolutely. >> for it. >> i talked to my wife and i mentioned the opportunity she said i could go for it. thank you. sam: in northeast washington, i'm sam ford. abc7 news. larry: changes at the top can be hard for those left be

the trumps are reluctant to move their son from new york to washington d.c. during the school year. i guess that makes sense. you have to do what's right for the child. >>> let's turn things over to leigh. >> the sun is coming up on this very chilly monday morning. so if you're out and about you want to grab the jacket this morning in fact you probably need it most of the day. this is the way it looks from brandon sky. so we go out of the 40s pretty quickly. 50 by 9, 62 by lunch and 68 by 3 p.m. 62 at 6 p.m. so the average 77, we get up to 75 tomorrow, 79 on wednesday, 80 on thursday, even 81 on friday. of course thursday is thanksgiving here's a break down for the turkey trotters, lunchtime around 76 already almost taste 73 degrees. by the way, tropical depression 16 formed this morning it will drift toward central america and may strengthen to a hurricane by the way, the next name is otto. >>> all right. things are moving at pretty good speeds on the interstates. we're seeing more vehicles out there but we have a big issue out in pinellas county. here's 275 southbound coming away,

to be on the warmer side. for example, washington, d.c., your high's going to be 27 degrees. 23 degrees in new york city on your thursday. but it looks like cold weather will likely come back soon. for example, washington, d.c. 27 on thursday, down to 15 degrees on your friday. new york city down to 12 degrees on your friday. so what a change in store for you. that's it for me now. up next is your three-day forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of genie: welcome to the newsroom. you're watching live from paris here at france 24. let's take a look at our top stories. the british government says after a highed court ruled parliament must give the green light before the u.k. can leave the european union. it will appeal

to nevada. and now, from washington, d.c., here's marilee joyce. >> well, good day to you. i'm marilee joyce. this is "eye on washington." news program produced in washington, d.c. every week "eye on washington" takes you straight to capitol hill for a discussion with nevada's delegation and other leaders about the federal matters that matter most to you. today's topic, gaming's expansion around the nation and around the globe. a look at mgm resort international's newest venture and what it means to mgm, the gaming industry and nevada's economy. and my very special guests today are mr. lorenzo creighton, the president and ceo of mgm national harbor and former u.s. congressman mr. steven horsford. the congressman now owns the communication firm r&r resources plus, which is leading the brand markets for mgm national harbor and his firm also represents the american gaming association. and thanks so much to both of you for being here today. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. well, when casino tycoon kirk kerkorian bought the controlling stake in metro-goldwyn-mayer film the studio into the gaming industry with the opening of mgm gra

news. shockwave through the district. so much a plan to discuss the changes to the d.c. council and the push for statehood ended up to focus on entirely on donald trump. d.c. bureau chief sam ford has reaction tonight. sam: it was a packed news conference on a number of issues that sometimes felt like a wake. >> woke up to the nightmare i did not want to wake up to, unfortunately. >> mayor bowser led d.c. officials in congratulating president-elect donald trump adding the city's ready to work on the >> many of our residents are angry, and hurting. >> immigrants called her afraid. there is the healthcare law. >> they want to repeal obamacare. well, it has an impact on the district of columbia. we have stood up healthcare benefit exchange that has federal funding and other implications. for hillary clinton -- >> the outcome is not good. >> bowser called some of trump's ideas idiotic and asked if she regrets any of it. >> i don't recant anything i said but i hope and i have said previously and i do, we have to take him at his word. he says he wants to bring nonsupporters in.

and with the election one weekek away our nation's capital is ready because according to a new report, washington d.c. tops the list of the most political engaged state. they're calling the district a state for the state of this comparison. the list wisconsin andd colorado. the study looks at things like voter participation andd political > developing tonight, dozens o, strong after shocks continue to shake central italy following a huge earthquake over thee weekend. officials say the 6.6 magnitude quake is the most powerful topoe hit italy in more than three decades. mountain towns northeast ofof roam. now italian authorities are working to provide shelter for as many as 15,000 people.00 that is on top of the 2,000 people who still don't have a place to stay following a deadly earthquake in august. heart breaking.brea it's just awful what'shat happening. it's all along the april knees,e a major seismic area. those places aren't built for ir and it's crumbling. yes, a lot of history.tory > let's take it back here at home. later today. >> later today. that's so hard. i still think it's tuesday night.

getting ready to leave new york and head to washington d.c. to just fifteen minutes and a little imagination are all you need to make thanksgiving magic. chex party mix. it's what thanksgiving is made of. sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. >> daniel: good news as holiday travel seas quickly approaches. nearly week and a half after the electronic toll system went live on mass pike, state leaders say there have been no bumps in the road. >> this has gone as well as you could expect it to go. >> daniel: >> michael: wednesday charlie >> two jobs are to keep them safe and keep them moving in reliable way. >> daniel: she can already start to see the benefits too of the new electronic tolling system. >> customers now stay in one lane all the way through what used to be the tollbooth. there's no longer that process out. >> there have been transactions since it went live and 80% were on ez pass which is shy of the goal. boston city council considering plan to let of coursers ride the "t" for free. right now only students in grade

to sandra in switzerland. amazing. >> reporter: her new friends in d.c. have promised to keep an eye out for the second stolen bike. all involved see this as a reminder that a good-quality bike lock is the best prevention. metro says urging people to use a stronger bike lock appears to have results as bike thefts went down by 10% last year. community health fair is taking place in alexandria. it's for uninsured adults and children. >> we have a population in this city and that's a population that we're trying to reach out to, incorporate and then also to enhance their quality of life. it kicks off from 9:00 this morning and run until 4:30 this afternoon. it's at george washington middle school at mount vernon avenue. >>> you'll notice special uniforms at tonight's capital's game here at home. >>> during warmups the team will wear jerseys that have the names of a make a wish child on the back. on friday those kids, they got a chance to meet the players and skate with them on the ice. >> it's great. obviously those kids are in a tough position and they fight

to average. lower 50s. you head from new york to philadelphia, still in the 50s. d.c. in the lower 60s. you look across the country and temperatures aren't bad. this is pretty mild for the month of november. there are in big storms on the map. there's a little bit of cloudiness that will spill down from canada associated with a frontal change friday into saturday. so tomorrow morning we're ahead of that front. it's going to be mild in the morning. front comes in around lunchtime and the winds pick up and temperatures drop in the afternoon. tomorrow is an impact weather day. we'll see gusts close to 30 miles per hour. and look at this saturday morning. windchills in the 20s. they will hold mostly in the 30s most of the day. temperatures do moderate on sunday afternoon. the lower 60s monday into tuesday. it's a mild start to the week. storm looks like it could be heading our way toward the middle of the week. we'll have more details as the eyeopener continues. >> presidential protests sweeping the country. the show of frustration in boston and other major cities. >> a cordial moment betwe

d.c. mayor muriel bowser has tapped the superintendent of oakland public school system to become the new chancellor of d.c. public schools. anton wilson who was on the job for less than three years will replace. fox5 a bob barred has the s anton wilson. to eastern highh school this morning calling d.c. ps one of the fastest improving school systems in the country. we've come a long way, but there's plenty more to be done. we know that our opportunity gap remains and we have to ensurere that more students are graduating and that when they graduate they are college and cl career ready. > a lot of call it the i like to refer to it as the opportunity and achievement gap. the superintendent of publicof p school system met with easterner high students this morning,s th known as a proponent of charter schools and mainstreaming special ed students, wilson is a former teacher, principal and p top official in denver's publicd school system.sc the fact of the matter is we do not have a young person too waste. we cannot afford to say that because a young person had a baa day or a going to now advocate ourate r

we'll let you know where to go when we come back. >> all right as we head to break a live look at the fox did d.c. ream more news morning electronics as part of a scandal around the president. they are are investigating allegations that samsung gave money to daughter of a close friend of the president daughter. >> navry warship has a new gun but won't be used any time soon. the royndz cost a million a piece. the new gun can hit a target more than 70 miles away. ,000 rounds would cost nearly billion and anyy is looking for alternatives. >> sure. >> southwest airlines has a new contract. it will boost pay almost 30% and was approved yesterday by the southwest airlines pilot association. last month the flight attendants contract was approved making them best paid in industry. >> immediate help with election day stress? what does this little guy have to do with. it okay, look no further than it's adding cute to your tree with the pandas. right there. made my day. the three red pan tas are tensing hillary and hunter. the cams will go live on the fire fox facebook page. >> what would election day be without free givea