it's all in the psychology, palones. i once stopped a guy who blew a .24... that's over twice the legal limit. the guy still beat me out of $40 playing darts i remembered henderson pulled rookie rotation. he's out training these guys tonight. he's not an alleged driver. he's an alleged drunk. sometimes, they'll kibitz you about the baseball scores. maybe they'll worry if you're warm enough out here. these are all key signs. palones, am i getting through? yes, sir. okay, that was eleven. so, stop the t-bird. how are you feeling tonight, officer? just fine, sir. it's chilly tonight. where's your jacket? have you had anything to drink tonight, sir? no. from dinner. you had nothing to drink with dinner? just a couple of glasses of wine. step out of the car, please. whoa, it was white wine. i asked you to step out, please. see what i get for being nice. step out of the car, please. look, officer palones... step to the front of the car. i appreciate the job you're trying to do. i'm a police officer myself-- then you're familiar with the field sobriety test. i only

chris palone. nbc news, new york. >>> there are people that were on my neck, basically trying to choke maep and so you know, growing up amz a wrestler, i bit of air. i wasn't going to allow them to completely choke me out. but had i not had that training it is possible i wouldn't be here talking to you today. >> there that was the protester who was taken away by police at trump's rally in nevada last nieg. he claims that he was violently tackled by people in the crowd. officials did not find a weapon on him. the secret service saying that they are investigating this incident. >>> meanwhile here at home, a group rallying together in what police. police are blaming the protesters for this damage. the word corrupt spray painted on the fbi headquarters and x painted on the seal. the trump hotel and a d.c. police cruiser were also damaged. we spoke to one of the demonstrators who said that they're protesting government corruption. >> it was another day for us to come out to d.c. to say we're here, we're

nbc's chris palone has the latest. >> reporter: tense moments on the campaign trail. secret service rushing donald trump off the stage after a disturbance in his rally in reno nevada. police seen removing one man and trump returned to the podium moments later. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped. >> it capped a frenzy final saturday with saturation facing off against star power. hillary clinton pulling out all and minorities to the polls. saturday with pop star katy perry in battle ground pennsylvania. she is trying to build a fire wall which would block trump from getting 270 electoral votes. >> all of the campaigning doesn't matter if people don't vote. >> trump is trying to expand the map. four on saturday where he made his most ominous attacks yet. >> we need a work and work well from day one for the american people. that will be impossible with hillary clinton. the prime suspect in a massive, far reaching, criminal investigation. >> reporter: trump has five stops planned for sunday including one in minnesota which hasn't go

nbc's chris palone has the latest. >> protesters are back in the streets in new york, thousands marched to trump tower in midtown for the fourth straight day. >> we're coming out together to say that america has a stronger voice against the racism, the anti-mentality. >> chicago, miami, l.a., and indianapolis. >> what i'm afraid of is losing the america that i believe in. >> most protests have been peaceful. hundreds have been arrested. protesters in portland, oregon clashed with police on friday. >> going to the streets for another night is not going to keep donald trump from taking office and isn't going to change anything. >> in some cities, trump protesters. >> i don't think they represent the real democratic people by protesting and doing what they're doing. >> we're trying to have unity in the country. the people are not cooperating. >> inside trump tower, the president-elect continues to plan his administration. trump appears willing to adjust his campaign promises. he told 60 minutes there are parts of obama care he would like to keep in tact. >> are you going to make sure that

chris palone has the latest. >> protesters are back in the street, in new york, thousands marched to trump tower in mid town for the fourth straight day. they say they're trying to send a message to president elect say that america has a stronger voice against the racism, the sexism, the islamophobia, the anti-immigrant - - . >> since trump claimed the presidency early wednesday morning, thousands turned out to pro protest in cities across the country, chicago, atlanta, miami, portland, los angeles and new york. hundreds of have been arrested and one protester was shot in oregon friday. most of the protests have been please for women. for my daughter. >> inside trump tower the president elect continues to put together his transition team, and the framework for his administration. >> now it's a matter of who... to do their job. >> willing to adjust some of his campaign promises in an interview airing sunday night he told scictd minutes there are pargts of obama care he'd like to keep intact. >> are you going to make sure covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest a

chris palone has the very latest. >> reporter: protesters are back in the streets. in new york thousands marched to trump tower for the fourth straight day. >> we're saying america has a stronger voice against the racism, sexism, the anti-immigrant mentality that claimed the presidency, tens of thousands have turned out to protest in cities large and small across the country. among others, chicago, atlanta, miami, l.a. and indianapolis. >> what i'm afraid of more than anything is losing the america that i believe in. >> reporter: most protests have been peaceful but in some, some have been arrested. >> going to the streets for another night is not going to keep donald trump from taking o change anything. >> reporter: trump supporters have confronted protesters. >> i don't think they represent the real democratic people by protesting and doing what they're doing. >> we're trying to have unity in the country. people are not cooperating. >> reporter: inside trump tower, the president-elect continues to plan his administration. he appears willing to adjust some of his c

as chris palone reports, the president-elect is focused on his transition. >> reporter: protestors are back in the streets. in new york thousands march to trump tower in midtown for the fourth straight day. you e, they're trying donald trump. >> we're coming out together to say that america has a stronger voice against the racism, the sexism, the islam phobia and the anti-immigrant mentality that donald trump's campaign lifted itself on. >> reporter: since trump claimed the presidency early wednesday morning, thousands have continued out to protest in cities across the country. chicago, atlanta, miami, portland, los angeles, and new rk. hundreds have been arrested, and one ptestor was shot in oregon been peaceful. >> i came out in hopes that the? country would unify for peace, but most importantly for women, for my daughter. >> reporter: inside trump tower, the president-elect continues to put together his transition team and the framework for his administration. >> it's a matter of -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: while he appears willing to adjust some of his campaign promises, in an in

chris palone has more. >> reporter: the trump transition kicking into high gear over the weekend. the president-elect meeting with more than a half dozen people as he tries to round out his administration. >> among them mitt who led a blistering effort to defeat trump. >> here is what i know, donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> reporter: the pair buried the hatchet. romney has been mentioned as a potential person for secretary of state. >> wept great. >> appreciate the chance to speak with the president-elect and look forward to the coming attorney general, but has been coy about whether more announcements are inmeant. several more meetings are schedule sunday with knowledge governor chris gisty and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani expected to meet with trump. >> anchor: he is continuing to find time to continue his twitter feud. they made an micropens urging him to work for all producers. adding >> anchor: also this morning a 25-year-old man from lynn arrested and charged in a disturbing hit andrun. we brought this story to you yesterday. this man allegedly struck a 72-y

nbc's chris palone shows us they're looking at his online posts for clues. >> reporter: midmorning calm, then chaos at ohio state university, one of the nation's largest college campuses. >> i was going to class, just all the people were running and was nervous. >> reporter: it was originally reported as an active shooter situation, but witnesses say a fire alarm caused a crowd to gather outside an engineering building. that's when a man in a car jumped the sidewa police say the man got out of the car and attacked bystanders with a butcher knife. >> we heard the chaos, shouts, screams, shouts, that kind of thing. >> reporter: an officer confronted the attacker, then shot and killed him. >> he engaged the suspect and eliminated the threat. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell nbc news that the attacker was an 18-year-old somali living in the u.s. legally, a student at ohio state named abdul razak ali they believe the attack was intentional. now they're trying to figure out why. one clue might be this facebook rant. federal officials say artan posted it shortly before the attack sayi

chris palone, nbc news, new york. >> here in the district people took a different approach to donald trump's election. they held a vigil in lafayette park. organizers saying they didn't want to have a protest. instead they wanted to show love and solidarity with the communities they say were hurt >> i think in the lgbt community we have enough legal protections, we've made a lot of progress at least. donald trump's election, fair or not, validated a lot of racist attitudes. >> people we spoke to say even trump won the election, the fight is not over. >>> hillary clinton is putting blame on james comey for reexamining the private e-mail server while she according to a source, she said comey's letter to congress raised doubts that helped stop the campaign's momentum. she acknowledged other factors that contributed to the failed bid. coming up later, chuck todd will have the very latest on donald trump's transition, among his guests, kellyanne conway and democratic senator corey booker. >>> all right, so, the first >> much different than what we're used to. viewers of snl are. kate mcki

chris palone, nbc news, new york. >>> there were people who were on my neck, basically trying to choke me. growing up as a wrestler, i knew how to give myself a little bit of air. i wasn't going to allow them to completely choke me out but had i not had my training it is away by police at trump's rally in nevada last night. he claims he was violently tackled by people in the crowd. officials did not find a weapon on him. the secret service says that they continued to investigate this incident. >>> meanwhile, a group rallying together in what they called the million mask mark had a skirmish with police. they will blaming for the protests for the damage here. the word corrupt spray painted on the fbi headquarters and x spray painted on the seal. cruiser were also damaged there. we spoke to a demonstrator who are said they're protesting government corruption. >> it was just another day for us to come out to d.c. to show that you know, we're kind of here, we're proud and it is a movement so you can't stop us. >> two men were charged with vandalism and risking arrest in this case. >>> there

crist palone has more on the career, actress, singer and tv host. ?? >> to her family and friends and countless fans around the world, florence henderson was by all accounts a lovely lady and a star of broadway and tv when she her carol brady, an upbeat mother to six children in a blended family. "the brady bunch" aired for just five seasons but they had a spinoff of shows and specials. her big tv break came in 1959 on the "today" show when she was hired at the first ever "today" girl doing weather reports and feature stories. henderson was also the first woman ever to guest host the carson took over. in a recent tv interview she credited hard work for her success. >> it is 99% sweat, determination, and 1% talent. if you have the desire, if you have the talent, you have to be willing to work and pay your dues. >> marsha on "the brady bunch" tweeted florence hasn't was a dear friend for so many years and in my heart forever. love and hungs to her family. as news spread across los angeles from the brady's tv home to her star on the hollywood walk of fame

palone, i'll be happy to go to him next for questions. five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. both the tech industry and the automotive industry have been working towards fully automated vehicles for years now. but many consumers remain unaware of the technology and its potential to decrease fatalities, improve mobility for seniors and the disabled and improve daily life for americans. pallone. there's been a lot of attention paid in congress and the media on autonomous cars. we've heard claims these cars will be available for purchase soon but we've heard that fully autonomous cars are decades away. what's the realistic time line for adoption and is this something consumers should be paying attention to now or is this decades away? >> we think it's probably not decades away but it's really an unknown in terms of the exact timeline when these vehicles could come on the road. and what we're most concerned about is vehicles currently touted as self-driving are not there yet so that that's misleading to consumers who need to be able and poised and paying attention to take over th