. >> reporter: he meets paul nation. today's conversation at the white house is meant to impress upon the president-elect and the responsibilities of the white house are very different than running a campaign in the inauguration january 20. edward lawrence, washingto . >> thank you, edward. >>> protest over the election continue across the country. a majority of the protests were peaceful. where people marched, they blocked street and they lit up a became ma shay likeness of trump. more protests are expected in denver. crowds gathered outside the state capitol, holding sign that said love trumps hate. people are worried about accomplishments being undone by the administration, including lgbt rights. >>> donald trump made a lot of promise during his campaign so first 100 days may look like. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has posted his 100 day plan to his website and the is calling this his contract with the american voters including six measures to clean up corruption and special interest collusion in d.c., ac

"(super: dc - capitol )trump also met with house speaker paul ryan to plan an agenda for the nation. paul ryan / (r) house speaker :53-1:00)donald trump had one of the most impressive victories we've ever seen and we're gonna turn that victory into progress for the american people and we are now talking about how we are going to hit the ground (sot donald president-elect 1:01-1:06)i think we're going to do some for the american people." the president-elect says he wants to repeal and change obamacare, re-negotiate trade deals, reform taxes, and build a wall on the mexican border. there is a lot of work to get done in the next 10 weeks.and republicans are feeling the pressure to launch their agenda.(--- reporter today's conversation at the white house is meant to impress upon the president- elect that the responsibilities of the white house are very different than running a campaign. inauguration day will be friday, january 20th.edward as their husbands met in the oval office, first lady michelle obama and melania trump held their own get- together. the two ladies spoke about the chall

a utility worker who was investigating a leak./// ((paul joncich)) >>> national adoption day is a good day over at family court. ((christianne klein)) >> that's because judges held an adoption marathon all day. dave courvoisier was master of ceremonies there for the big event this morning, and joins us now. ((dave courvoisier)) ((dave courvoisier)) well, normally those judges make tough decisions for abused and neglected kids in the courtrooom... but on this day, it's all smiles and happy stories. parents, kids...all gathered in the child haven gym this morning to kick off the day. before the day would be done, 55 kids would be adopted into 38 families. but there's still a great need for people to come forward: ((come out today and adopt a family...be a foster family, give these kids a loving home and i guarantee it will be the best experience you ever had. you'll ge tmuch more from these kids than you give to them 21:08:51))) the division of family services is on pace to finalize about 500 adoptions by the end of the work of county commissioners, case workers, casa workers, judges, an

((paul joncich)) >>> the national retail federation estimates 122-million people are going to shop on-line tomorrow./// ((paul joncich)) along the 15 as many head back home following the thanksgiving holiday. this is a live look at i-15 in primm as drivers head to california. trip-advisor says today is one of the busiest travel days of the year--- 22 percent of those who traveled for the thanksgiving holiday plan to head home. according to the planning and booking site... travel this holiday weekend beat last year's' by seven percent. --- and the roads are expected to bp percent drove their destination. now that increased traffic along the 15 creating quite the business at the california, nevada stateline. this is a picture from a viewer showing the long lines as people make a pit stop at the primm valley chevron./// ((paul joncich)) >> we know the las vegas golden knights will take the ice next year at t-mobile arena. but that's not the only hockey action happening in las vegas. team is helping at least one ice rink in the valley grow---to make las vegas a top destination spot for the spo

- new jersey governor chris christie and john bolton, the former u-s ambassador to the united nations. paul says: "the problem with both bolton and giuliani is, they're unrepentant in their support of the iraq war...and if we don't learn the lesson of the iraq war. we're liable to commit it again." on saturday trump and pence met with retired mari secretary of defense and mitt romney who is being considered for secretary of state. priebus says: "it was a great first step and people should be proud of the way things are going here in president- elect trump's operation." some of the appointments could represent a shift away from the hard-line national security picks trump announced last week... including senator jeff sessions of alabama to be attorney general and general michael flynn to be national security adviser... schumer says: "donald trump, in his campaign, echoed the views of democrats, not republicans -- massive transportation bill, trade, getting rid of cleaning up the swamp...we challenge him, work with us." ellison says: "he is not draining the swamp, he is filling it up more. mor

house was the fifth and final headquarters at the national women's party and the national woman's party ways founded by alice paul as the congressional union for women's suffrage. and that became the national women's party in 1916. this group of women spent seven years actively lobbying the president and congress for a federal suffrage amendment. when they received it in 1920, they wrote and began lobbying for the equal rights amendment. when they were lobbying for suffrage, they were work all over the country. actively garnering support from western women voters and bringing the fight directly to the president's doorstep. they had headquarters on lafayette square where they could walk out their door and be right at the president's doorstep in a matter of minutes and they began picketing the white house. one of the first groups to do so. when the united states entered world war i, at that time the pickets were quite peaceful but quickly turned ugly when crowds watching the women picketing believed their behavior to be unpatriotic, so crowds would converge on them and tear the banners from their hands, throw thing

nation and the world. and they have a lot more important things to talk about then slights, real or perceived in the past."trump also meets house speaker paul ryan to plan an agenda for the nation. the president-elect says he wants to repeal and change obamacare, re-negotiate trade deals, reform taxes, and build a wall on the mexican border. there is a lot of work to get done in the next 10 weeks as protests continue in cities across the country."not my president."a majority of the protests were peaceful where streets.in houston, they lit a paper mache likeness of trump. still with these images.. christie says republicans have a mandate."because now republican today's conversation today's conversation at the white house is meant to impress upon the president- elect that the responsibilities of the white house are very different than running a campaign. inauguration day will be friday january 20th. protesters are planning donald trump in downtown milwaukee tonight. it's following other major cities that saw demonstrations overnight. anti-trump demonstrators blocked traffic and damaged property on the west coast. in milwaukee-- a facebook gro

paul joncich)) dina titus called nevada's results the bright spot from election day. senator reid said he did everything he could to help hillary clinton in nevada but did not get involved in her national campaign. ((paul joncich)) harry reid did not make any public remarks about donald trump today. he is quite happy about something our own patrick walked reported earlier today. that a republican in the nevada and will caucus with the democrats. potentially giving them a two vote majority in the state senate./// ((denise valdez)) >>> now that the election is over... it's time for those roadsigns signs to get picked up. ndot says candidates and supporters must remove all signs by december 8th... 30 days after election day. state leaders say the signs are a distraction to drivers... and can interfere with road construction./// ((denise valdez)) >>> voters just gave recreational marijauna the o-k in the upcomn cannabis industry has reached a milestone here in nevada. the federal government allows farmers to grow industrial hemp for research purposes. patrick walker has this exclusive look at the state's first industrustrial hemp harvest. <<< farmer "we're doing some organic mulching." ((p

paul. thank. >> after a national search the city of sunnyvale offering its job to someone from their own backyard. fonnel is a deputy chief in san jose with 27 years of experience and led all four san jose police bureaus and field operations and field operations and technical services. the city of sunnyvale says it is contingent on a background search. >>> pope francis made a breaking announcement from the vatican as lauren green says from now on police can forgive women that confess to having an abortion. >> pope francis continues his transformation of the take church announcing monday that all priests can now absolve a woman that confesses to having an abortion and the forgiveness is not extended to the woman but their partners and medical staff that participated in the procedure. >> the sin of abortion is inclusive so forgiveness is all inclusive and extends to those. >> it continues an exemption granted last year for the year of mercy that finished sunday giving all priests and not just bishops the power to absolve the sin of abortion and the overall stance from the church won't be changing.

nationalism.(sot: rep. paul ryan(r-wi) speaker of the house/courtesy: cnn "state of the union") union")"i don't know steve bannon. i have no concerns. i he thinks will best serve him." as for the nationwide protests against him...(nats)"donald trump has got to go!"mr. trump says americans shouldn't be afraid of his administration and that he plans to bring the country together.craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. reince priebus once led the wisconsin republican party. today the current chairman, brad courtney released a statement calling priebus a "talented and effective leader." "his successes in wisconsin and at the rnc are evidence of his strong track unique strenths." wiscsin republican congressman sn duffy had this to say about the appointment. 3 3 "there's one guy who c bring all sides together, all viewpoints together and be the grease, you know, in the wheel to make legislation work and that's reince priebus." priebus."meanwhile, concern persists in other parts of wisconsin about the prospect of a d

- new jersey governor chris christie and john bolton, the former u-s ambassador to the united nations. paul says: "the problem with both bolton and giuliani is, they're unrepentant in their support of the iraq war...and if we don't learn the lesson of the iraq war. we're liable to commit it again." on saturday trump and pence met with retired marine general james mattis, a potential pick for secretary of defense and mitt romney who considered for secretary of state. priebus says: "it was a great first step and people should be proud of the way things are going here in president- elect trump's operation." some of the appointments could represent a shift away from the hard-line national security picks trump announced last week... including senator jeff sessions of alabama to be attorney general and general michael flynn to be national security adviser... schumer says: "donald trump, in his campaign, echoed the views of democrats, not republicans -- massive transportation bill, trade, cleaning up the swamp...we challenge him, work with us." ellison says: "he is not draining the swamp, he is fi

the latest cbs news poll shows clinton leading trump by 4 points nationally./// ((paul joncich)) >>> the campaign is driving record numbers to the polls so far this cycle here in nevada. and looking strictly at who's been to the polls so far... democrats really turned out. ((christianne klein)) >> but can republicans overcome the deficit? politics now co-host patrick walker is here to go through the numbers. ((patrick walker)) >> the numbers are pretty stge at it. a record year as far as the number of people hitting the polls early. there are 1-point 46 million active registerred voters in nevada. 770-thousand people voted early in some capacity -- just over half. let's compare to 2012. there were 1 and a quarter million active voters in nevada. just over 700-thousand voted early -- 56 percent of active voters. and in 2008 -- there were just than 2012. almost 650-thousand voted early... just shy of 53 percent. let's go check in with my politics now co-host... review - journal columnist steve sebelius. steve... let's start with this -- a record number of early voters... but it's the l

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the commercial on national security and defense quotes donald trump saying rand paul is a disaster on military and defense, he quotes john mccain assaying you simply do not have the understanding of the threats of the united states national security and even new jersey republican governor chris christie said what ran paul has done the make this country weaker is a terrible thing. how do you respond to ad and accusations? >> one of the most important rights was the fourth amendment and it is really the right to be left alone. justice brandies said the most cherished right among civilized men and women is the right to be left alone. our founding fathers were word about the government coming in without a warrant. police can't come to your house. they have to call an independent person who is supposed to be removed from the scene. this is the same as looking at your phone records. let's say the example of the boston bombers, i think we should have done more to the look at the records. the fbi was tipped off and did inadequate job and didn't do deep enough dive on their records but at the

transit system >> comes on the one-year anniversary of metro's general manager paul weidefeld taking over. >> at the national press club. paul weidefeld gave progress report and his goal for 2017. fox 5 matt ackland joins us with >> reporter: paul weidefeld says that a lot of work has taken place since he took over the transit system, but remember, he complained when he first took over that there were too many maintenance, too many safety issues to take care of. and he says that is simply not the case anymore. today, he talked about his accomplishments in 2016, let's take you through some of those just to tell you what he touched on at the press club today. weidefeld said one of his hardest decisions was shutting you'll remember that one. he knew it impacted everyone but he said safety was more important than inconvenience. also, new cars are in service. currently 20 new rail cars are being introduced into service each month. and getting the budget under control, that was big for weidefeld. he said cuts especially laying off hundreds has been difficult, but definitely needed. so let's look forward in the new

aside from that we haven't heard much from paul ryan on the national races. we may expect to hear more from him within the next coming hours or maybe even tomorrow. david ade, cbs 58 news. michele: i was surprised how short his acceptance speech was. bill: didn't have much to say. michele: yes. it's going to be a long night bill: he probably wants to follow the results as much as the rest of us. michele: absolutely. the latest marquette poll out last week showed the race between ron johnson and russ feingold was going to be a close one. bill: that is certainly true tonight. the latest numbers from the cbs 58 website johnson with about an eight-point lead, over feingold. just 27% of the vote reporting. michele: you see, that's interesting because the cbs network from its exit polling was indicating it thought feingold had the edge. bill: yes. but as we're seeing some eskenazi it polling, some projection -- exit polling, some projection models are turning out to be off tonight. michele: that's why you have to count the votes. mike strailo is at the middleto? th

well, a father daughter reunion on a dance floor after seven months of training with the national guard, specialist paul hayhurst had the chance to head home and surprise his daughter isabella at her dance class. take a look. >> daddy! i love you! i love you daddy! >> how sweet. >> daddy. >> i love you, she said. >> mom and isabella's brothers were also there for the big surprise. they will all be together there now for the thanksgiving holiday which is, what do we have, four or five days away, something like that? thursday. >> what a great story. >> i l that's great. >> because a lot of times those service members are so long, and they have these young brand-new families, and they are gone for long periods. thank you for all of your service and thank you for watching. >> have a great weekend. quilted northern works so well people can forget their bathroom experience. but these birds see all and forget nothing. captions paid for by the fox broadcasting company >>> welcome to "dish nation." we're going to be talking about "empire" and ryan gosselin wants you to know that the internet lies. >> oh. >> can

donald trump doing that. >> one of the folks who has been instrumental moving forward a n the nation is paul ryan. you have said you saw the movement picking up steam. do you support paul ryan as house speaker? >> he'll run within the next 24 hours unopposed. the vast majority of the american people want us to focus on them, not on leadership. they could care less who the leadership is in congress as long as we get some things done. i think that's why we are trying hard to not make this as much about personalities as we do principles. hopefully the principles are something that will resonate from california to new york, michigan to florida and in between. i believe they will in the coming days. the first hundred days i would love to come back and look at this as whether it was a success or not. i believe it will be. >> congressman, i take your point and i will ask again. do you support paul ryan as house speaker? >> he's going to be overwhelmingly supported today. i know of no one else running against him -- >> your support? >> with that the vast majority of the freedom caucus members will b

. >> after several monthshs in th national guard, specialist paul hayhurst got a chance to come home to be with his family, and he squeezed into the box to remain hidden until his daughte when he jumped out of the box, she jumped for joy at the sight of himim. first part was to be homesick, to see photos and not really be able to talk to them >> everybody is back together it is time to get back in the swing of things into being the dad agains , not sure how much time he will have to spend this family but they call he'll be for the things given holiday when you think about it, it has been about a year since we had significant severe weather treatment i would tell people, you think that this is unique, denver pickup days ago had a 67-degree temperature drop in 2 hours. looking at , this is as warm as it is going to get is in the mid- 40s it is raining the winds are increasing. at the moment is from the southwestst to northeast. this is moving into geauga county. a few spots and eastern portion of portage county getting rainfall.eror in mansfield, near 40 degrees, sandusky they've got t

trump also met with house speaker paul ryan to plan an agenda for the nation. trump says he wants to repeal and change obamacare, reform taxes and re- negotiate trade deals. inauguration day will be friday january 20th. major backups on 94 northbound... after a pedestrian was hit and killed pedestrian was a woman. no word yet on how the accident happened. the medical examiner says an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. employees at "brillion iron works" can expect layoffs to begin tomorrow. the company announced the layoffs in september. more than 300 people will lose their jobs. employees can transfer to other locations in the state... as well as some out of yesterday was very pleasant with sunshine, mid to upper 50s, and a light westerly breeze. temps quickly dropped into the 30s last evening, but a sw wind kicked up overnight, and temps warmed into the mid 40s this morning under a clear sky. that sw afternoon with sunshine and highs in the lower 60s. another cold front moves in tonight, and the wind will shift to the nw with lows near 40. with republicans now

.// ((paul joncich)) >>> while our nation's leaders begin the transition between presidents... thousands have taken to the streets to voice their dislike of the election. (( chanting )) demonstrators have marched in several to right in front of trump tower off the strip. a few dozen were arrested late last night. places like cincinnati and indianapolis are said to be planning more demonstrations through the weekend./// ((paul joncich)) >>> just into the newsroom... metro police are looking for this woman... kelly thorn. she's been missing for more than a week now. she was last seen near nellis and owens... wearing a dark blue hoodie.. black pants and shoes with orange laces. if you see her.. call police immediately./// robbery ends in gunfire... and the suspected robber... dead. it happened about 3:30 this morning at the 7 eleven on cheyenne near civic center. nia wong was there all morning... and has more on what police say unfolded inside the store ((nia wong)) >> yes kirsten... and north las vegas police have been out here all morning trying to determine what happened. they

goodman: senator paul, mayor gray claims your efforts to dismantle the nation's intelligence is dangerous. donald trump says rand paul is a disaster of military and defense. he quotes john mccain saying you do not have the understanding of the threats of the united states national security. and even governor chris christie said what rand paul has done to make this country weaker is a terrible thing. how do you respond? mr. paul: one of the most important rights our founding fathers put into the bill of rights was the fourth amendment, and it is the right to be left alone. ustice brandeis said in a case in 1928 the most cherished right among civilized women and men is to be left alone. one of the checks and balances they said is police cannot come to your house. they have to call an independent person who isene. this is the same looking at your phone records. the example of the boston bombers. we should have done more to look at the records. the fbi was tipped off. they did not do enough to look at the records. i do not want to look at everybody in boston's records. you have a right to pri

two nationally well-known paul babeu gave up his job to run for congress. >> embattled sheriff joe arpaio a legend in maricopa county and a figure around the nation losing an unprecedented bid for a seventh term. he caught up with sheriff joe arpaio. he was emotional but proud of his time on the stage. >> i hope i did not let my supporters down. it is sad because i had so much i have a great organization. i'll be the longest serving sheriff in maricopa county and under that will be i did it my way. it was a great ride. i have nothing to hide. when i go home, i look in the i have a great wife and kids, grandkids. >> we spoke to maricopa county sheriff-elect paul penzone to talk about the future of the sheriff's department. >> you talked about your tent city could be on the chopping block. >> i want to be fair and responsible meaning you have to know the facts to make sound decisions. >> if they are not changing a behavior or save taxpayer dollars then i don't see a value in them. if someone wants to make an argument on how they have value, please share them with me. i think they are nonsen

motor vehicle in northwest.orth it's a shooting that hashas received national attention. fox5's paul wagner joins us now with the exclusive details onusv this. >>reporter: fox5 has learned5 that tha n withs have been summoned to appear before a superior court grand jury and provide testimony over the thest next twoimon weeks.ks. a probe that comes less than two months after terrence sterlinge was shot in the neck by an officer sitting in a cruiser that had moved to block his path at a morning of september 11. terrence sterling was on his way home from a bachelor's party at around 46789. morning and likelyely headed for the third street tunnel when witnesses say a d.c. police cruiser suddenly blockede his path at the intersection oft third and m. the motorcycle struck the side of the cruiser and then according to than withs without witnesses the window roled downr on the passenger side and a uniformed officer aimed hisd firing twice hitting the 3 # year old in the neck. 16 days liter mayor muriel bowser identified brian trainer as the officer who fired hishis weapon that day and relea

and paul ryan, part of the republican national committee, excuse me, will be with paul ryan and that is a critical meeting. paul ryan and donald trump is at odds and there is a behind the sceneses feud that got nasty and some supporters thought paul ryan might be defeated as house speaker. paul ryan disagreed with trump on nato and foreign policy and president-elect comments were racist and there is a lot of ill will there and the trump camp pain kept an enemy's list. that will be patched up. and we had that from the president and mr. obama and hopefully will get it to you. the president called it an excellent meeting. >> we talked about some of the organizational issues in the white house and talked about foreign policy and as i said last night. >> mr. president, it was a great honor to being with you. and look forward to being with you many more times, thank you. >> we are not going to take any questions. >> that's call the white house pool spray. send in one camera and a still photographer and at the end they cut the mike and at one point you don't hear it. it was not recorded on

much cooler across portions of the nation. 32 at minneapolis-st. paul. bismarck, north dakota, 27. bit cool for those folks in texas too. back here at home though, a beautiful afternoon shaping up with 82 degrees. anything wasn't to do, shopping or head to the beach, it will be fantastic weather for that. staying dry friday. even though the model shows a few little blips of moisture, we won't see anything more than an isolated stray shower and 99.9% of us won't see anything. your seven-day forecast looking great too. slightly cooler for sunday way low temperature of battle the grounds on black friday, here are the top five parking mistake you need to look out for. number five is the planner. this driver will only park in mace spaces where the car will face out even though it is much easier to pull into a space and then back out. they just hold up traffic instead. number four, the perfectionist. this person will take no less parking space. number three, the optimist. even though there won't be any room to open the door doors, the optimist will swedes in there anyway. number two, hom

reince pribus is in his third term of the republican national committee, close ties with house speaker paul ryan, a relationship that will pay dividends. trump called pribus out in his victory speech on thursday. >> reince is really a star. he's the hardest working guy. kenosha, graduated from uw white water, the chairman of the wisconsin party in 2007 and named republican national chairman in 2011. congratulatory messages from pribus are coming in from scott walker and paul ryan. a close friend of pribus talks about why he got that job. >> it's incredible someone we all know reince of staff. >> their republican roots run deep in wisconsin. the trump campaign consultant thinks pribus will be a good fit as chief of staff. >> he proved himself to the president-elect and worked pretty close going the last few months or so. >> he climbed the ladder fast. he's credited with helping governor walker and wisconsin republicans sweep both houses in is rapid. what do they see in him. >> tenacious hard workern. we can refer to him as the energizer bunny. roip he moved on to become chairman of the repub

john lewis, and nate paul as the illustrator nominated for a national book award. book three, they pretend to others in graphic novel form.. by the way for a longer conversation with congressman lewis, booktv sat down with him for three hours on our in-depth program so if you go to the webe website, booktv.org and type in representative john lewis and include the word book, otherwise you'll ge get all sorts of vides from the archives, include the word book and we sat down for three hours and talked about all these other books as well. thank you for being with us on booktv. >> guest: thank you. a signature feature of c-span2 book tv is our coverage of book fairs and festivals and this coming weekend we will be live at the 33rd annual miami book fair saturday coverage begins at 10 a.m. eastern. here's some of what you'll see. at the 67th national book awards held wednesday night in new york city, the nonfiction prize scholar for his book stamped from the beginning the definitive history of racist ideas in america. earlier this year he took part in a panel on race in

after meeting with president obama trump met with house speaker paul ryan to plan the agenda for the nation. the president election says he wants to appeal and change deals, reform taxes and build a wall on the mexican border. >>> donald trump's presidential transition is marked in part by demonstrations across the country. today in san francisco more than 1,000 students walked out of high school classes, marched to the city's financial district carrying a rainbow flag and signs. thousands have taken to the streets around the country since tuesday including students here in colorado. trump supporters have taken to demonstrators they're hypocrites for not accepting the democratic process. tonight there is a planned protest downtown at 5:30 outside the capitol. beware if you're driving through the area. it could affect traffic. >>> democrats are coming to terms with their new reality, a republican controlled washington in both houses of congress. >> this is the most incredible my lifetime. >> we've been given a temporary lease on power, if you will, and i think we need to use it responsibly.

"paul horner trampled by alpaca at beastiality club. nation rejoices." "d d feasts on the flesh of paul horner." but actually, we made those up, full discloser. and i kind of wish more news was fake right now. >> jon: oh, yeah. >> stephen: yeah. i don't like some of the real headlines i'm seeing, like this one, "more than 400 incidents of hateful harassment and intimidation since the election. for instance, indiana, where an episcopal church was vandalized with a swastika and i cannot believe this. i mean, it's 2016. can we please wait a little longer before putting up the 2020 campaign signs ( cheers and applause ) it's even infecting fashion, because this week a neo-nazi blogger declared new balance the "official shoes of white people." utill now, they were the unofficial shoes of white people. the "fascist-nista" went on to write: "this will be fantastic. we will be able to recognize one another by our sportswear." finally, a way for nazis to recognize each other, because the swastika neck tattoo was a little subtle. this all started-- yay! neck tattoo

president obama awards 21 people with the nation's highest civilian honor. ((paul joncich)) >> and one man awarded is responsible for one of las vegas' unique buildings downtown./// announcer: you're >>> today president obama presented 21 people with the presidential medal of freedom. --- and one of the recipients has ties to the valley frank gehry, standing right behind president obama, designed he's known as one of the world's most influential architects. among his many l.a. landmarks are walt disney concert hall and the air and space exhibit building at the california museum of science and industry. today he stood along side kareem abdul-jabbar, ellen degeneres and bill & melinda gates just to name a few. ((this is a particularly impressive class. we've got innovators and artists. rabble rousers and public servants. athletes and renowned character actors - like the guy from space jam.)) >> president obama has now given out the prestigious award given out the prestigious award 114 times...more than any other president in u-s history./// ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>co

first as we head to break here's today's national forecast from paul goodloe. >> we're dealing with aate summer-like middle fall. rain showers in chicago. didn't dampen the cubs last night. game seven in cleveland looks fantastic. 70 back at home in chicago. thunderstorms this evening, this afternoon around the dallas area. 83 degrees. you should be in lower 70s upper 60s. atlanta another detain 80s. this should make 173 days so far this year. even new york city close to 70 in early november. this is definitely some warm weather across the region. pacific northwest this is more like winter for you and fall. more rain showers for you but dry. 81 as you head towards southern california. we're back with more "worldwide exchange" right after this. this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsman

nationalism. house speaker paul ryan said he's still confident with trump's pick. >> i've never met the guy. i've never met steve bannon, so i have no concerns. i trust donald's judgment. >> gestures matter and how he reaches out to groups that may not have supported him, mount everst he signals his interest or concerns, i think those are the kinds of things that can set a tone. >> president obama talking about how he hopes trump will bring the country together. the anti-defamation league said it is against bannon's appointment. incoming first lady melania trump is also interviewing potential aides. the trump team is making plans to fill the vacancy of supreme court justice scalia. on the can democratic side chief -- on the democratic side keith ellison has backing from senate minority leader harry reid. with democrats losing the white house in congress and the likely ideological tilt of the supreme court, analysts say the new dnc chief will likely be one of the most visible faces of the democratic party. >>> the department of defense died saturday after an improvised explosive device went o

steer the nation into the start of the computer age. jamie yuccas, cbs news, new york ((paul joncich)) >> of course now we have computers exponentially more powerful... yet smaller... than the univac. ((christianne klein)) >> these days they're all crunching numbers from a plethora of polls... there's even a poll of polls! and of course... they don't always get things right./// ((christianne klein)) >>> thanks for watching 8 news now at 6:30. ((paul joncich)) >> be sure to watch 8 news ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, why did he threaten to shut down the government side with the wall street banks when he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip"? and why did joe heck put payday lenders and their shameful interest rates first when he took their money? nevada, it's time to put people before the corporate special interests. it's time to vote no on joe heck. senate majority pac is responsible this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a mathematics professor from tigard, oregon... a psychotherapist from west hills, california... and our returning champion,

. >> host: "march" book three john lewis, andrew aydin and made paul was the illustrator nominated for a national book award. this is again book three representative lewis and andrew aydin have written a novel info graphic form. a longer conversation with congressman lewis booktv sat down with him for three hours on our in-depth program so if you go to our web site booktv.org, type in represented john lewis come include the word book otherwise you are going to get all sorts of videos from c-span archives. include the word book. we sat down for three hours, talked about all the other books as well. thank you for being with us here on booktv. >> guest: thank you. >> guest: thank you for having me.

nation's fears. what house speaker paul ryan has to say about trump's deportation plans. marissa adlibs tease chopper 13 giving us an aerial view of the damage. this is right near the we're gettign live images in from california right now of a brush fire burning there..this is burning north of los angeles in an area called burning there..this is burning north of los angeles in an area ca breaking overnight-- a dangerous call for our firefighters... a building already in ruins goes up in flames. and this isn't the first time the fire department has been out there. we are live at the scene... and right now-- the weather is feeling pretty perfect taking a huge dip this week. greg bennett is tracking it for us this morning? overnight...an apartment building catches fire..but they've responded to this same place several times. marissa kynaston is live near las vegas boulevard and sahara..with what firefighters were up against this time. there's really not much left of this building...so it's hard to catch fire..but crews say they believe they know how it's happening. fire offi

>>> a big apology from mike evans for sitting down during the national anthem. i am paul lagrone in for ashley glass. >> who he mentions in the apology and what we can expect in the next game. >>> the future could hold as more rate hikes are expected. >>> the number of children in the tampa bay area without homes just got a little bit smaller today. >> our house is not big enough to take in everybody, but i would. >>> dispatch of storms just south of florida has a high chance of developing into a tropical system and we have a this is the now tampa bay . >>> breaking news. an airport on lockdown right now in oklahoma city because of an active shooting situation in the last few minutes. we just find out the shooting is an isolated incident. out of precaution flights going out happen grounded and flight coming in are not being allowed to land. people were told to hide while authorities book f gunman. this is all unfolding inside the core rogers airport in oklahoma city. we will continue to keep you updated throughout the now tampa bay. . >>> wide receiver mike evans now apol

. >> reporter: trump meets house speaker paul ryan to plan an agenda for the nation. the president-elect wants to repeal and redo obamacare build a wall. there's a lot of work to get done as protests continue across the country. a majority were peaceful where people marched and blocked streets, governor chris christie is the chairman of the transition team and says republicans have a mandate. >> now the republican party is in charge of the federal government, and we have on obligation to get things done. >> reporter: this meeting at the white house is meant to show that the president-elect that the responsibilities in the oval office are so much different and the obama administration says today's meeting was a success. >> i think whether you consider the profound differences between the two gentlemen, when you consider the fact that they have never met before in person, and when you consider the high priority that the president places on a smooth and effective transition, i think that qualifies as excellent. >> reporter: after his visit to the white house, trump met w

national forest in idaho. >> beautiful forest. >> paul ryan will light the tree and with the flip of a switch the holiday treeilluminated. i did do the honors again this year at city center which is in downtown washington, the ceremony has become a tradition in the area to ring in the holiday season. the tree is huge. there it is. gorgeous. 75 feet tall with more than 4500 handmade ornaments, 15,000 lights. gorgeous, right? this year there is a special art installation in palmer alley in city center, d.c., large snowflakes suspended above the alley that make it look like a winter wonderful. if you don't get a chance to go there, that's the palmer alley installation, it really puts you in the spirit. you can check it out through january, it's by a great art company, it's called swatch room and i put an inter room on my facebook page with the artist. check it out. >>> let's turn to -- actually -- >> chuck bell. >> you rang? >> hello. >> i had a lot of fun. angie goff and i were out at the reston town center for the holiday parade on friday. she was emceeing from the start line and i was emceeing at the grand stands, we ha

dn, cbs news, los angeles ((paul joncich)) if you or anyone you know needs help, you can call the national hotline for a treatment referral. hotline for a treatment referral. that number's on your screen now... 1-800-662-help./// ((christianne klein)) >>> you know those automated telemarketing calls you get all the time? while state leaders are trying to stop them... the number of calls is actually going las vegas' 702 area code was the 16th most robocalled area code in the country. in all... vegas got more than 20 million... three percent more than september. what's worse... the entire country got 2.4 billion calls.. which is a 261-percent increase from one year ago.. according to the "youmail robocall index"./// most of the robocalls came from debt collectors./// ((christianne klein)) you won't be alone. 3.5 million people in our region are expected to travel for the holiday... that about 1 and a half percent higher than 2015. according to triple-a... most will travel by car... and only a quarter will be flying. by the way.. las vegas ranked as number one on the list of most popular than