p.m. pacific, after football. >>> president-elect donald trump is spending thanksgiving with his family at his mar-a-lago resort in florida. in a video released yesterday, mr. trump said he is praying that, quote, we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country strengthened by shared purpose. >> emotions are raw and tensions just don't heal overnight. it doesn't go quickly. unfortunately. but we have before us the chance now to make history together, to bring real change to washington, real safety to our cities, and real prosperity to our communities, including our inner cities. so important to me and so important to our country. but to succeed, we must enlist >> two women were nominated for the president-elect's new administration yesterday. betsy devos, a long time republican donor, philanthropist and education advocaadvocate. devos says she poos commopposes core that trump wants to get rid of. >> nikki haley, south carolina's goor to the united nations. she does not have the foreign policy experience of previous ambassadors. she criticized mr. trump as candidate and neith

p.m. pacific time right here on nbc. >>> markets around the world are cnbc is here to make sense of it all. good morning, nancy. >> good morning to you. no doubt about it. investors around the world are cheering the news that hillary clinton is off the hook with fbi. and we're looking at gains of a big 200 points or more for the dow jones industrial averages and strong gains for the s&p 500 longest losing streak since 1980. investors have been largely pricing in a victory for hillary clinton. so that fbi surprise did create anxiety, which is why we're seeing a rebound this morning. but with hours to go, the uncertainty will remain. investors will keep on their toes because they're looking for any surprise in the makeup of congress, whether or not we will get deadlock which means no wins. >>> this morning in philadelphia, urgency to get the transit strike over, at least for a day. city officials filed a motion to seek an injunction to halt the transit strike for election day. they shut down the city's buses, subways and trolleys, also stranding hundreds of thousands of commuters. and offici

p.m. pacific, we hope you'll join us for decision night in america. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for ing the cowboys >> scrimmage. zack prescott -- the browns to 247 yards, and completed 80% of his throws, while former ohio state running back zeke yell eliot carved out 92 yards, 2 touchdowns on the ground. very impressive. jim brown like, you might say. it's a short week for hugh jackson and the browns as they play baltimore on thursday night. should we expect more doom and gloom from the browns? what does owner jimmy haslin think about what's

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p.m. pacific time. and you can watch all day on our streaming network, cbsn. >>> we'll be so ready, i can't wait. i can't wait. >> 2:00 p.m., so tired. >> a.m. >> or that too. the adrenaline will keep you going. >> you know what we're like when we get tired and giddy? that's definitely worth watching. gayle starts to -- >> that's a good tease. >>> heating your home could cost winter. ahead, consumer reports, what do you want to say, mr. rose. >> nothing. i'm getting out of the way. >> projects and investments to help cut your energy bills. >>> tommy hilfiger still sees an underdog when he looks in the mirror. >> okay. so when did you have the moment when you realized, okay, i am i mean, took me -- took me a long time. >> ahead, gayle's revealing conversation with the iconic designer about building a global brand, and why his number one job is at home. everyday millions of women worldwide trust tena with their bladder matters. thanks to its triple protections from leaks, odor and moisture. tena lets you

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p.m. pacific. we hope you join us for decision night in america. i'm lester holt. from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. r all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and >>> good evening, everyone. the eve of this election. in less than 13 hours the polls will open and your votes will be cast. hillary clinton and donald trump are campaigning right up to the last minute. you are looking live at bruce springsteen stumping for hillary clinton. all of this, clinton and trump to earn a spot into the white house as the next president of the united states. arguably the most important job on the planet. >> hillary clinton is live at a rally in philadelphia. she is being joined by president obama and the first lady. bill and chelsea clinton as well as bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi. >> donald trump is also what a rally right now in manchester, new hampshire. there is mike pence. they are speaking and trying to get those last few moments before the polls opened up tomorrow and trying to get out the vote.

p.m. pacific time. you can also watch all day on our streaming network, cbsn. >>> cbs news has learned about a potential terror threat ahead of the election. sources say that u.s. intelligence has alerted joint terrorism task forces that al qaeda could be planning attacks in three states for monday. that as you know is the day before the election. it's believed that new york, texas, and virginia are all possible targets. the credibility of the intelligence has not been confirmed. jeff pegues is in washington jeff, it's very disconcerting to hear this on this friday. good morning to you. >> good morning. u.s. authorities are taking this threat seriously while still assessing the credibility of the intelligence, but counterterrorism officials across the country have been alerted out of an abundance of caution. law enforcement sources tell cbs news the threat comes from al qaeda, and intelligence points to attacks taking place in new york, texas, and virginia. but the threat information provided no specifi

p.m. pacific time. and you can watch all day on our streaming network, cbsn. >>> we'll be so ready, i can't wait. i can't wait. >> 2:00 p.m., so tired. >> a.m. >> or that too. the adrenaline will keep you going. >> you know what we're like when we get tired and giddy? that's definitely worth watching. gayle starts to -- >> that's a good tease. >>> heating your home could cost you more than it did last you want to say, mr. rose. >> nothing. i'm getting out of the way. >> projects and investments to help cut your energy bills. but first, ladies andhalloween.. the weather was such a treat. ............ the morning is a little chilly with temps in the 50s. and there is not much sunshine with all those clouds out there. as the day goes on... high clouds will be increasing. bringing snow and rain up north will have a slightly cooler influence on the desert today. ............. highs will just make it into the low 70s around the valley by this afternoon. >>> tommy hilfiger still sees an underdog when he looks

p.m. pacific. we will see you tomorrow.omberg. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." good evening. i am filling in for charlie rose who is traveling. we begin with the economy. president-elect trump has outlined an ambitious economic agenda. he has proposed a massive public spending initiative on roads, bridges, and other infrastructure. he is expected to roll back regulations and introduce tax cuts not seen since the george w. bush era. today, trump announced to cabinet appointments, tom price, a staunch critic of obamacare to lead the health and human services and elaine

p.m. pacific. we'll see you then.loomberg. ♪ ♪ david: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shape the week in business around the world. bonds start the week with a sell-off. hopes rise for an opec output deal. hold the phone -- samsung is moving into cars. and janet yellen hints at an eminent rate hike. chair yellen: such an increase could well become appropriate relatively soon. david: the earnings reports just keep coming from u.s. retailers to japanese banks to european airlines. carolyn: we had a very resilient year. we have had a very good year. david: and the trump transition has the world's attention. big thinkers share their thoughts on what may be coming. bill: it is going to be

p.m. pacific. we'll see you then.omberg. ♪ david: what propelled you to pick google as a company? >> i said who cares about his , search engine? i did not think google was going to be a successful. david: is it awkward when you are the ceo dealing with founders? eric: our dress code, you have to wear something. david: it seems the driverless car phenomenon is on its way. you have been in one of these cars and you feel safe? eric: we are doing this to save lives. david: europeans seem to not like google as much as americans do. have you resolved those issues with europe? >> will you fix your tie please? david: people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed.

p.m. pacific.ravel agency booking apps where there is exclusive to the mobile app on cyber monday and black friday. >> the deals will go through cyber monday, a lot of these days. >> a lot of travel companies will continue to roll out the deals from friday through monday but check with your specific website. >> what are the most popular destination this year. >> this year, we are looking at new york city, las vegas, atlanta, florida. the destination that ranks high for popularity as well as price is mexico. >> mexico. >> what kind of deals can we expect south of the border this year? >> we are looking at 25% savings on vacation packages to beautiful destinations like the rivera myra, cancun and flights out of new york city, about 40% less this holiday season to cancun than last year. >> wow. >> christmas for the holidays, christmas in mexico is looking better and better this year. >> any idea why it is so much che cheaper than last year? >> there is a lot of great deals for the holidays. >> yeah, a

p.m. pacific. i hope you are awake, ladies and gentlemen, because this is it.ent that the last year and a half has been building up to. i'm poppy harlow in new york. so glad you're with us. you have a front row seat to history. this is cnn's special election coverage. we begin tonight with yet another twist, and perhaps the wildest presidential race of your lifetime. less than 48 hours before the election, fbi director james comey throws a curveball and wraps up

p.m. pacific. i hope you are awake, ladies and gentlemen, because this is it. this is the moment that the last year and a half has been building up to. i'm poppy harlow in new york. so glad you're with us. you have a front row seat to history. this is cnn's special election coverage. we begin tonight with yet another twist, and perhaps the wildest presidential race of your lifetime. less than 48 hours before the election, fbi director james comey throws a curveball and wraps up a review of hillary clinton's e-mails, the review he announced just ten days ago, that's it, case closed. fbi agents apparently working around the clock scouring thousands of newly discovered e-mails linked to longe-time clinton aide huma abedin. but much of what they found were duplicates or what was personal. nothing that would alter their july decision not to pursue a case against clinton. you'll remember when the fbi announced this new review, donald trump pounced calling it bigger than watergate, even saying, quote, the fbi agents say their investigation is likely to yield an indict

p.m. pacific on cbs.jersey governor chris christie opens up about the political baggage over bridge gate. more of his candid conversation >>> there's the view of pioneer park. very mild the temperatures into the 50s and cool spots at 50. 59 in san jose. today with those clouds sunshine in the 70s across the board. warmer conditions on tuesday. >>> middle schoolers might be unable to vote but they have clear opns o >>> middle schoolers may be unable to vote, but they have clear opinions on the election and that they see as the negative tone ahead. what one group would tell their future selves. a special edition of our series, note to self. you're watching "cbs this morning." self." you're watching "cbs this morning." isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaq

p.m. pacific on cbs. watch all day on our streaming network, cbsn. >>> new jersey governor chris political baggage over bridge gate. more of his candid conversation that we're back on standard time. .............. what a beautiful weekend! gorgeous sunshine and highs in the low 80s. it was warm and dry. ............. a great first weekend of november and loved the extra hour of sleep, too. temps are cooling into the 60s right now.... with some high clouds now slipping into southern nevada skies. ......... another day of dry weather with some high clouds around. ............ highs still up around 80 degrees. >>> middle schoolers might be unable to vote but they have clear opns o >>> middle schoolers may be unable to vote, but they have clear opinions on the election and that they see as the negative tone ahead. what one group would tell their future selves. a special edition of our series, note to self. you're watching "cbs this morning." self." you're watching "cbs this morng. isn't it time to let the rea

p.m. pacific time. >>> the military says two american service members were killed overnight in afghanistan. they died after coming under fire in kunduz in the north of the country. it was during an operation to clear its taliban positions. two other u.s. service members were wounded in the assault. >>> the man accused of killing two iowa police officers is expected in court today. anthony beminio and rookie officer justin martin were ambushed overnight wednesday in their patrol cars. suspect scott michael greene turned himself in hours later. green is well known to des moines area police. >> you're on private property. you're on school property. we're asking you to leave at this time. >> greene recorded this video about two weeks ago while being escorted from a high school football game. witnesses say he waved a confederate flag at a group of black spectatorri national anthem. >>> melania trump is returning to the campaign trail for the first time in months. ahead her message to voters in her first political speech >>> a lab trying to develop a safe alternative to batteries catching fire.

p.m. pacific. >>> more than 204,000 women are serving in the armed forces right now and make up nearly 16%or access to services that men do. but an event featuring hundreds of active and retired military women is trying to change that. through poise, grace, beauty and service, the competition for miss veteran america unites them all for a common mission. i spoke with this year's winner to learn her reasons for taking part. >> when i was really struggling with ptsd and i just got out of the military, i felt a bit worthless. >> reporter: after serving six and a half years in the air force, including a tour in afghanistan, molly maypotter's transition home didn't come easily. >> my identity was the military. what am i gong to do with my life now? no one wants to hire me. i felt like damaged goods. >> reporter: therapy and the support of family and friends pulled her out of debilitating depression and her dog bella gave her a reason to get out of bed. >> if i get help i'm not only saying i'm weak but i'm also going to lose my identity. >> reporter: what did you learn instead? >> i am a lot str

p.m. pacific time, and you can watch us all day on our streaming network, cbsn. >> report raises new questions decision to tell congress about e-mails that may have gone through hillary clinton's private servers. "the new york times" says during the summer, the fbi showed more caution with investigations leading to the clinton foundation and donald trump's former campaign chairman. the "times" says officials avoided steps that would make the cases public so close to the election. the fbi's sophisticated software says thousands of e-mails on a laptop from the estranged an abedin. the probe is unlikely to be finished before next week's election. >> the iraqi military says poor weather has temporarily halted the american offensive into mosul. an iraqi general says his troops are holding their positions alone the eastern edge of the isis controlled city. an international aid group warns the fighting puts more than a million civilians inside mosul in grave danger. many are trying to leave. iraqi forces captured their first important building, the state television stations. bloody final moments of t

p.m. pacific. charlie, gayle and i will be here. you can also watch all day on our streaming network, cbsn. clothes, though. what do you think? >> i like that dress. >> i'm thinking -- >> what about you, charlie? >> i might change for tonight. >> blue or gray. >> either is a good choice. >>> early voting set a record. bob schieffer and alex wagner of the atlantic, there they are, in our toyota green room,vote toda 50s this morning... rising to the mid 70s by later this morning and upper 70s early afternoon. .............. really close to the record high of 83 instead of the normal 70 degrees. ............. fewer high clouds for the southwest.... with high pressure in charge and keeping the temps extra warm. ....... and it will stay warm for us through veterans day and the weekend. it's 7:26 ... ((kirsten joyce)) history. we'll take you to the states where hispanic voting is soaring. you're watching "cbs this morning." voting. . you're watching "cbs this morning." and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic