i'll speak with republican congressman peter king. he's a key member of the homeland security and intelligence committees. and our correspondents, analysts, and guests will have full coverage of the top stories. >>> let's begin right now with donald trump. he says that the election is over, but it's different now. and in a first hint of compromise, he says he may consider keeping parts of president obama's signature health care law. cnn politics reporter sarah murray is here with the -- sarah, this would be quite a turn around. >> well, wolf, i think you're seeing donald trump running into this conundrum for republicans that even though obamacare may not be popular, certain aspects of the health care law, absolutely are. and while in the past, trump has hinted he might keep one of these provisions here and there, obviously these words take on a whole new meaning now that he's the president-elect. after his full throated campaign calls to repeal president obama's signature health care law -- >> real change begins with immediately repea

and by the way, if peter king, it was peter king's bill, why would you vote the exact way that i did every single time? because we are voting whether or not to consider, for example, the conference of addiction and recovery act. [inaudible] >> excuse me. [shouting] >> quiet from the audience. >> which bill are you referring to? >> repeat the question please. >> a proposal. >> yes. >> maybe you can explain. >> excuse me. >> is called protect america act and its legislation to prevent terrorism purchasing firearms or explosives to its legislation i introduced. to get beyond the soundbites and talk details, because if you notice that i've made a detailed discussed yet, is because there is a substantive debate if you're concerned about this issue and i don't know a single member of congress in favor of terrorists being able to purchase firearms. i don't know one number of congress out of 535 who is in favor of terrorist been able to purchase firearms or explosives. here's the question and you can be at either side of the. i'll tell you of my personal opinion is. deeply the burden should

back now with republican congressman peter king of new york. a key member of the intelligence and homeland security committees. i want to get your reaction to the pick of nikki haley as u.n. ambassador. u.n. ambassad u.s. ambassador to the u.n. some are saying she is clearly someone who is very skilled in the natural art of diplomacy. other folks are saying she doesn't have foreign policy experience. as someone with a lo the of foreign policy experience, is that something that worries you? >> no, it doesn't. again, donald trump interviewed her. i don't know governor haley personally. she has ability. people who work with her say she is extremely intelligent. she is obviously familiar with world affairs. i have no doubt that she'll do a very good job at the u.n. i think it's important for a president to be able to put his team together, if he believes they're competent and have the ability and certainly people who have worked with nikki haley, whether or not she is an expert on foreign policy, she is smart, intelligent, handles herself very well

and you've both lived through it, congressman peter king, you especially as a congressman from long island and having known many of the victims on 9/11. how far can we go? so far this guy had not been on the radar, no reason to question whether he might be a terrorist. this could be one of the needle in the hay stack situations where the fbi can't really racially profile or religiously profile every somali who comes into the country. >> no. but it is important to have sources and informers within the community. i do believe you have to have surveillance, you have to know who's who to the extent you can. we're not talking about why it's happening, not talking about fourth amendment violations. but it is important just as you go after organized crime, you go to the communities where the crime is coming from. but if you know the crime is coming from there, the terrorist act is going to come from that community, you have to have more surveillance. that's legitimate law enforcement and absolutely necessary. >> thanks for being here. >>> well as we await more information on the motivation behind

peter king, it was a real pleasure.years ago and i'm a big fan. >> will o do. >> thanks, peter king. if you would like to hear more of peter king's thoughts, you can check out his monday morning quarterback podcast. make sure to tune in tonight, by the way. the new orleans saints head to charlotte to take on the carolina panthers. that is 7:30.eastern time on nbc. check, please, is next. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley wh

congressman peter king again the best to you and your family for thanksgiving, anybody from queens islcome on this show. >> there you go, chris, thank you. >> alisyn? >> how about jersey people? >> no. >> yes. college football fans were treated to a first over the weekend, the oldest player ever to hit the gridiron. so what was joe thomas sr. to hit the field? we're going to ask him next. (pop) campbell's tomato soup and grilled cheese. (more popping) go together like being late and being grounded. made for real, real life.™ >>> so you see the south carolina state football game? nice little play, counterplay. >> what makes this special? >> don't you wish you could do that? they're too young, they're too strong. that guy who just ran the ball, the number on him is 42. should be 55. you know why? that's his age! that's joe thomas. he may be the oldest man to ever play division i ball. he is doing it great. his son joe thomas jr. is a linebacker on the packers. but here is the real deal, the senior member of the family, with us right now. joe thomas. how did it feel for you to get that b

ahead on "morning joe," peter king joins us live.contact with the president-elect. i have been in contact with the secretary of homeland security jeh johnson. i made clear to him how committed we are to the president-elect's security, but i've also made clear to him that there are extraordinary costs involved and that we want to start the process of understanding what kind of federal reimbursement we can get. >> how do you protect the president-elect in the country's biggest city? it's not cheap. the commissioner of the new york police department joins us live next on "morning joe." to do the best for your pet, you should know more about the food you choose. with beyond, you have a natural pet food that goes beyond telling ingredients to showing where they come from. beyond assuming the source is safe... to knowing it is. beyond asking for trust... to earning it. because, honestly, our pets deserve it. beyond. natural pet food. enepeople want power.hallenge. and power plants account for more than a third of energy-related carbon emis

.>> reporter: congressman peter king of new york said the election was legit and now it's time to get over it. >> i find it ridiculous that the students are having cry ends and therapy sessions. becoming? >> reporter: the majority of demonstrators are abiding by the law. >> i think it is a natural response, but the importance of the way we change things in this country that we are unhappy with this through the democratic process. >> reporter: that is what happened november 8.>> we had a great generation that won a world war. these people austin election -- lost an election. stupid. >> reporter: i am jeff barnum, cbs 2 news. >>> that brings us to the question of the day. what would be your message to the protesters? to keep roast testing or stop? you can go to cbs2iowa.com and click on the question of the day link . >>> against the iowa department of transportation. according to the des moines restaurant -- register, they are issuing tickets and they citations. this follows an issue in polk county last month when a judge says the iowa udot does not have the authority to enforce most mo

. >> congressman peter king of new york said the election was legit and it's time to get over it. >> it's ridiculous the students are having cry in and group therapy sessions and dogs to comfort them. what kind of a country are we becoming? >> the way we change things is through the democratic process. >> that is what happened november 8. >> we had the greatest generation that won a world war. they lose an election. maybe they want participation trophy. >> representative king told me he would lake to see hillary clinton and donald trump constantly and publicly call for th subside. there is enough quarreling, he says, after january 20. alison: tonight, yet another high school trump protest. but this one took a violent turn. a food truck destroyed by fire. why they are taking it hard. >> this causes us concern. he has another big problem with donald trump. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: we begin with a food truck bursting in flames on the middle of the g.w. campus. q mccray has the latest details. q: show the viewer what is is going on now. a live look at what

peter king said this attack had all of the hall marks of terrorism. >> i would be surprised if it is not terrorism. we can't make a final conclusion but a somali refugee and the type of attack hitting people with his vehicle, using the knife coming shortly after the president announced al-shabaab is based in somalia after isis encouraged people to crash into crowds and use knives as a weap weapon instead of guns. there has been a real problem with the somali community as far as having a large number of al-shabaab supporters. >> the community under the nike skoeb. hundreds of refugees such as syria and somalia have settled in ohio. >>> president elect donald trump's growing team going full steam ahead. kristin fish is flooifr us with inside information ahead of several high profile meetings today. >> the most high profile meeting will take place when president elect trump hadz dinner one-on-one with his former rival earned leading contender for secretary of state mitt romney. one topic that is almost certainly going to come up is the fierce opposition to a romney appointment from with

republican congressman peter king. >> having this secret team of experts, it was very secretive, arroganting to be imposed on the american people. >> less than three months after she arrived at the white house, hillary's father, hugh rodham, died. >> it was, you know, just a terrible loss. >> he was very demanding of his kids. i think hillary gets a lot of her tenacity and her determination from her father. >> tenacity and determination she'd need five months later for her marathon health care testimony before five subcommittees on the hill. >> first of all, there is no free lunch in this health care plan. it is not going to be free. everybody's going to be paying something, even people who are on medicaid now will be paying something if they work, unlike today. we think that is a big step forward for responsibility. >> the detractors were surprised. it was a tour de force. it was incredibly sensitive, direct. >> republicans saw it quite differently. >> i don't think it swayed the average person on the street. if it doesn't sway average person on the street, it's not going to sway the cou

. >> i talked to peter king earlier. he was backing up donald trump.layed him his sound bite from hillary clinton where he said even the appearance of a conflict of interest raises questions about personal judgment. >> they are in sort of an impossible situation, because short of selling off his business and putting that in a blind trust, and he's not going to do that, they're going to have to sort of create something to shelter him from this. >> how does he do that if he's talking to his kids all the time? >> and the appearance of impropriety. >> jackie, really appreciate it. ron, jeremy, anna, you all have a wonderful thanksgiving. just ahead -- >> you too. >> i hope you have a wonderful thanksgiving, but your holiday travel might be harder this year, what you are on the road or in the air. plus, how the weather is going to impact all of it. we'll tell you next. jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had g

last night at his victory party in new york i asked congressman peter king, one of his supporters, the congressman from new york, where could he possibly go in terms of policy early on in his presidency. and king told me he thinks that donald trump, early on, should push for some sort of bipartisan policy to be implemented like infrastructure spending. this is something that actually nancy pelosi brought up today as well. so that might be one -- >> he mentioned it in his remarks last night. >> exactly. maybe this is where this is going. >> a gesture, an important one. >> a gesture of good faith. >>> stand by. the latest popular vote total. hillary clinton remains a couple hundred thousand votes ahead of donald trump nationwide but she is still losing the election because it's the electoral college not the popular national vote that determines who becomes president and who wins. cnn's brian todd has been taking a closer look at this. brian, does it look like this process the united states has, the electoral college process, will change? will it ever change? there has been some momentum

. >> representative peter king, thanks for your time. happy thanksgiving. >> thank you. you too. thank you. >>> donald trump is already causing waves with members of the media. he has scolded several journalists in the past week. is the washington press corps ready for president trump? let's get thoughts from host of fox media buzz howard kurtz. good to see you. >> same here. >> we have seen some evidence that trump is making a correction. then again, we saw this meeting with media executives, television news executives and highly paid afrnchors. we saw this meeting with the "new york times" staffers and editorial board. what do you make of them and the contrast between the two? >> well, it's a dysfunctional relationship. but it's the only relationship both sides have. trump may not have -- he is savvy enough to know on some level he needs the press that he loves to attack. going to the "new york times" for that meeting rather than receiving a delegation at trump tower was i am told a sign of respect trying to mend fences. >> it has been over two weeks since his election. >> we'r

congressman peter king, thank you.hat you're seeing on the screen there, more students walking out in protest of president-elect donald trump. we've seen other walkouts there, but again, we're seeing this across the country and in new york, we're expecting new york and rutgers, student in those schools are expecting to do the same thing and apparently the schools are saying okay, go for it. let's check this quickly for you, the dow trading down, could this be the day we snap the winning streak. the seven-day winning streak? near record highs. more high profile visit to trump towers and the mainstream media attacking donald trump for having a steak dinner with his family. how obviously. how about this, your cell phone number as important to your identity as your social security number. be careful who you give it to. we'll explain. when a moment turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like ne

peters. >> and steve king over kim weaver, the incumbent congressman. you can see the reporters all over the area covering the major races >> amanda: and we'll hear from each of them coming up in just a bit. >> ron: taking a look at the first distric area, so you have cedar rapids, the falls, congress gnat district 20, big county. an interesting district, includes the northern portions of our state and pretty much the entire kwwl viewing area. >> let's take a look at monica vernon 16% lead over rod blum. >> ron: and this is an important county for her to take, a major population area here, throw in dubuque and cedar rapids and those are the two metros she would have to win. that is one she really needs to win and then here is her >> let's go live to dubuque. >> reporter: good evening we're here at the best western hotel and we haven't seen rod blum yet but more than a hundred people here awaiting him anxiously. we will give you a look at what is going on right now. it has been a fairly festive crucial, people very happy and in good spirits with this tig

starting with peter alexander live in king of prussia where donald trump wrapped up the speech. what stood out on the policy side. this was all about trying to keep up attacks on the hillary clinton law. >> perhaps one of the best sound bites was from donald trump who said americans can trust hillary clinton with health care the same way we can trust her with classified information. that got a standing ovation here. this is a point they were trying to make. as you played in the clip they were going after obamacare, suggesting not only does it have to be repealed but replaced. trying to provide a sense of what it might look like saying they will care for people who have pre-existing conditions, how they will pay for that remains to be seen. what was notable today is they will be spending $25 million. in fact, the first release didn't include this state of pennsylvania. they are down by 11 points in one of the recent polls. they said they will be advertising here as well. hitting states like michigan and new mexico. let's be clear. those are democratic strong holds. democratic lea

but, senior peter jok had a career-game scoring 42 points... it ties bruce king for the 4th most points scored by an iowa player in a game... peter was 11 of 16 from the field and a perfect 12 for 12 from the free throw line... hawkeyes travel to notre dame on tuesday. arkansas state ... what a game for emily durr off the bench... 7 of 8 from the field, including four three-pointers... she finished with 18 points ... cyclones were able to spread it around... jadda buckly with the fake and hits a long two... she had 14... isu up 17-4 ... then it's meredith burkhall with the hook shot down low for two of her 18 points... cyclones pound arkansas state, 105-53 ... the iowa football team pretty much saved its the hawkeyes may not be going to the big ten title game, but they have something else to cheer about. ... for the first time since week 3, the hawkeyes are back in the national rankings. today, they're 22nd in the ap poll and 25th in the coaches poll. before the season, iowa was considered as a favorite in the big ten west, but all the players are pretty happy co

i want to bring in peter alexander live in king of prussia, pennsylvania, where donald trump will be speaking later today. peter, like it or not, the fbi investigation still seems to be the hot topic on the campaign trail. not jobs, not immigration, not the economy, not education, not health care. it's the fbi. >> yeah, no, i think that's exactly right. for donald trump's closing argument today here in king of prussia, he's going to alongside his running mate, mike pence. basically his only surrogate. they'll be side by side, not so much focusing on e-mail but another thing central to their argument in the final days. that is the obamacare premium hikes. they think that is a story line that resonates. that's what they'll be focusing on in just a few hours from now. already this morning, trump is again tweeting about hillary clinton on the topic of those e-mails. calling her out for what he describes as bad judgment. hillary clinton says there is no case here. she remains defiant. here's a little bit of the back and forth from the trail. >> i made a mistake. i'm not making any excuses.

the pastor of the king of peace church has a message of her own for the graffiti artist. peter bernard live at the church in st. petersburg. you are hearing this church may have been targeted specifically? >>reporter: absolutely. king of peace has a predominantly lgbt congregation. let me point out where this all happened. this is where somebody drew a swastika on the driveway in front of the church. somebody drew another one down there. the dark sidewalk in front of the king of peace church on fifth avenue north and snps but -- st. petersburg is cleared of hateful graffiti but monday morning this is what greeted pastor candace schultz. scrawled in chalk the letters m a g a for make america great again and a swastika. >> i was angry at first someone would think to do that. upsets, i think there is anxiety. >>reporter: a few steps away, more. this time with the numbers 1488, code for why supremacists and another swastika. >> it is the height of intolerance and ignorance. >>reporter: i showed dr. john fisher the hateful graffiti, he is the rabbi of clearwater's synagogue and from

i spoke just a few moments ago with peter king.and. i asked him how would a trump presidency change washington? here's what he said. >> it will change it dramatically. donald trump is a -- his own man. he ran as a republican. but he's very much an individual. he also in the best sense of dealmaker, he'll want to get things done. he will find a way. he's not going to be overly ideological. he will find a way to make deals to get things done. >> donald trump right now at trump tower waiting, probably anxiously to come here to his election night headquarters. but the numbers aren't in, not yet. reporting from midtown manhattan, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mark. take a look at some of the races here. this is the u.s. senate race being vacated by barbara boxer. kamala harris handily taking this race as expected over loretta sanchez. >> house of representatives in the race for 15th district, that is eastern alameda county, it appears incumbent swalwell will keep his seat. >> we'll have full election recap for you as s

peter jok though had 42 points, which ties bruce king for the 4th most points scored by an iowa player in a game. ... the northern iowa men's basketball team lost on the road to 9th ranked xavier, 64-42. these two teams played each other just last saturday. ... the high school girls basketball season opened up on tuesday for several schools. ... first up, prairie hosting no. 1 ranked davenport north ... 2nd quarter, prairie trying to come back from a double-digit deficit... quinn deahl gets the kiss off the glass... hawks down 29-18 ... davenport north responds... future hawkeye jinaya houston hits back-to-back buckets... she had 35 points ... prairie doesn't give up... sidney mccrea with the steal, look the behind the back bounce... she ta it's jenna wagemester taking one in all the way... but davenport north wins 78-59 ... iowa city west with its season opener against davenport assumption ... women of troy get the scoring started as logan cook hits the mid- range jumper ... a lot of defense from west... rachael saunders with the steal and passes ahead to lauren zacharias for the fini

chris peters tonight. >> and steve king winning over kim weaver solidly. >> jeff danielson has won bid on his challenger republican bonnie sadler so he will head back to des moines as senator. >> and rogers taking 57% of the vote right now. >> ron: looks like he will win the election pretty easily over the challenger gary kroger. and here is an here, district 2, ras -- smith >> and the electorate vote of 270, the number that really matters and he is now at 244. the pictures from the historic camp tonight, you can see the people there are just shocked. >> amanda: nbc h for trump for the state of iowa. the magic number is 270 and here is a live look at the donald trump headquarters right now. you have to remember. it was a must-win for florida for him. he won wisconsin, ohio and north carolina, all the must-wins and ron, we missed those. no one anticipated it. we had the mainstream media -- sweep for tonight and that is not the case. >> ron: a lot of disenfranchised voters across america and their voices have been heard loud and clear. going to the clinton camp now? >> we have a live loo

peters works as a doctor - and served our country for nine years in the u-s army medical corp. in house district four, the northwest portion of our state - longtime republican congressman steve king. democrat kim weaver is also on the ballot. another race on the ballot is for u-s senate. senator chuck grassley is seeking his seventh term. his opponent patty judge served as lieutenant governor. she also served in the iowa state senate senator grassley is one of the longest serving senators in our country's history. he served in the iowa legislature and the u-s house of representatives before winning his senate seat in 1980. another down ballot election tonight features names that many iowans may not know. cady, hecht and appel. they are iowa surpreme court justices. as kwwl's jerry gallagher tells us, few people know who they are, because they don't campaign there's a lot of noise in an election season. but for three court justices are up for along with justices daryl hecht majority to remain on the bench. they're facing voters for the first time since a controversial ruling in 2009. that's when the court ruled unanimously to legalize gay marriage. after that, christian conservati

peters works as a doctor and served in the army. he's looking to unseat loebsack. and in the fourth congressional district longtime congressman republican steve king faces democrat kim weaver. we're also watching state races very closely. right now, republicans hold a majority in the iowa house - 57 to 43. we don't expect that to change after tonight. that could be a different sry in the senate. iowa democrats will try to hold onto their slim advantage. right now, they're in control -- by two seats. if a few seats flips -- that means republicans could control the house, senate and governor's office. claims the federal elections commissions computers have been hacked -- are being dismissed. the f-e-c said they're not aware of being hacked, and even if they were, it could not affect the election results. the f-e-c notes it has no role in vote counting on election day. the administration of elections and voting counts are early voting playing a key role this election cycle. in florida -- more people there have voted early than turned out for the entire 2000 election! six-point-four million floridians voted early or absentee. just five-point- nine mil

peter was saying there, this path. if you look at the itineraries of these two candidates, what do you see? >> the schedule is king. that's what it tells you here. it's a focused strategy for clinton. just four states she'll be hitting multiple times. hampshire, and pennsylvania. philadelphia, cleveland, pembroke pines, this is a targeted strategy to gin up the african american vote. this is the thing they worry about most. if they have a low turn-out of african americans, it could flip pennsylvania, cost them ohio, and in razor-thin florida. watch what happens when i add the trump itinerary to this map. as you see, trump is going everywhere, almost coast to coast, from florida to nevada and a bunch of places issue that peter brought up, which is this. donald trump doesn't yet know his path to 270. he knows how to get close, if he can sweep florida, north carolina, ohio. but he's looking for another state. he's trying colorado, they're going to try new mexico, they're going to try anywhere. that schedule screams to me, they know they're behind and they know they might be blocked. >> all right, chuck todd, thank you

of the times hurled police announced the arrest of the king of prussia man in connection with the allegations of child rape. fifty-one year-old peterat stevens drive was taken in custody after under age victim contacted the authorities. the victim reported sexual activity was happening over a three-year period at a local location this lower providence. >>> news journal of hockessin claimed life of the one person and left another injured yesterday morning. the driver of the nissan murano crossed double line in on coming traffic in lancaster pike hitting a dump truck head on bursting in flames and killing the driver. crash shut down the roadway for several hours. >>> from the cover of the spirit of the delaware county, they hosted book and badges president where police officers read books to children in addition to the reading to the the kids, in attendance they also got to check out a police cruiser, flashing lights and all. >>> and that is a look at the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> well, i have always said it is never too late to live it up. >> and nine three-year old wisconsin would hand is crossing an

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peters loebsack's held the position since 2007. in house district four, the northwest portion of our state - longtime congressman republican steve king taking on democrat kim weaver. king has served as a representative since 2003. on the ticket for the iowa senate seat - incumbent repulican senator chuck grassley faces what he recently called "his toughest race yet." senator grassley is one of the he's been a u-s senator for more than 35 years. his opponent -- patty judge is a former lieutenant governor. before that -- she was the iowa secretary of agriculture. not just politicians on the ballot today. several states and more than 200- million people will be affected by the results of ballot measures. most notably -- legalizing marijuana, for both medical and recreational uses. nine states will vote on marijuana today. in california - voters have a about whether to overturn the death penalty and make it illegal. other notable measures nationwide include minimum wage, gun control, and taxes. the general election's been serving as a learning tool in iowa schools. many schools holding their own mock elections for students who are too yo

peters. an early lead, about 20% of the results coming into our district. >> and steve king as you can see, 57% for district 4. florida still close to call. we are waiting for nbc news to project that winner. >> that would be another way with florida, waiting for nbc to make that projection as well but very close and trump had the lead there, surprising to a lot of people. very, very close. >> amanda: and we'll wait till abc calls it as we want to be very sure, giving you the latest from the donald trump headquarters in new york city and you can see a sea of there going by his favorite phrase, make america great again. >> all the local results are >> ron: ask good evening, everyone, welcome to our coverageh election for 2016 and what a night it is shaping up to be, i'm ron steele. >> and i'm amanda goodman. let's get right to it with regards to the campaign. the ap associated press is declaring donald trump won the state of florida, north carolina, won the state of ohio, three must-win battleground states. now here is a live look. this is a shocker, ron, because

eric lindbergh, dave moore, obviously peter, paul allen, the test pilots, those who kept it going. doug king who unfortunately is not here but he rescued the x prize many times. so there were all of these people who managed to keep this dream alive long enough to make it happen. it was a grueling odyssey and they were unrelenting. and now we have these really skilled, talented teenagers who are just going to say a few words. we have eric finman here and jessica and justin. eric, justin and jessica. they will say a couple of words here. kind of as this next generation as next generation of innovators and dreamers and forward thinkers. eric, you want to say a couple words? >> thank you. like peter read, an amazing book, the advice in the book inspired us because we have had bert rattan on the team. we're doing this as teenagers, high school team in northern idaho. that is like all the odds against you. [laughter]. we're launching a satellite that is the, time capsule, modern day 20th century golden capsule, a on the voyager mission. we're launching it on 40th anniversary on the voyager mission

natssot: peter/hallie liveshots from this week at trump tower on the sidewalks nearby - plenty of protesters ... plus regular new yorkers...and tourists, too. it feels like the 1920s 1930s king kong film where we're just spectacle police nats: "keep moving" but not everyone is listening to the police. people from all over the world - stopping for a trump tower selfie... nats: camera clicks getting around manhattan by car is never easy, but with the president- elect tucked away at trump tower - it's now nearly impossible... nats: horn beep hallie standup: and avoid fifth avenue next to trump tower because traffic can the chaos and commotion shoulc to the white house in washington in january. but like president bush - and his ranch in crawford - and president obama - with his house in chicago... president-elect trump will always have new york. the new york police department and secret service made a statement check this out-- his favorite candidate lost the election -- he lost a bet -- and now it will be forever marked on buddy -- he promised to get a tattoo of donald trump if trump won the election. "i just wish i was getting a normal tattoo, something that i wanted." may mak

peters' 46%. in iowa's 3rd district, republican david young is going back for a second term. young won his re- election bid over democrat jim mowrer, grabbing 54% of the vote. mowrer had 40%. republican steve king has been re-elected to an 8th term in the u-s house. he is representing iowa's 4th congressiona l district. king beat democrat kim weaver 61 to 39%. all 4 of iowa's incumbents will d.c.. republicans now hold a majority in the state's senate. the iowa senate now holds 30 republicans compared to 19 democrats...with an open seat up for election in december. the state's g-o-p picked up six seats. that gives the g-o-p control of both legislative chambers and the governor's office. iowa house: gop 55, dems 45. dems pick up 2 seats and in iowa's house, there are now 55 republicans and 45 democrats. iowa democrats eighth grade students and their parents can experience what makes a catholic education different at discover xavier night. xavier high school in cedar rapids is introducing families to the school on monday, november 14th. families will hear presentations about xavier, go on tours, and can check out an activity fair. doors open at the high school at 6:30 p-m. all 8th grade families a

king. please keep the pictures coming. to share them just use the hashtag "noshave today" you always go for the goatee. >>> i'm peter alexander at the >> it's kind of a bonus. >> you and your bare face. >> let's get a check of the >> i'm peter alexander at the white house. after a presidential moment that only a few days ago seemed unimaginable, donald trump describing his first visit to the oval office with president obama as a really good meeting with "great chemistry." trump appearing notably subdued even as new protests erupt in reaction to his election. >> reporter: overnight, more outrage over the election of donald trump. across the country, tens of thousands taking to the streets in at least 25 cities. the worst in portland, oregon where protesters smashed car windowd police publicly declaring a riot. trump tweeting in response, "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters incited by the media are protesting. very unfair." this coming after the handshake seen around the world. president obama and esident-elect trump face to face for the first time. their meeting surpassing ex

peters works as a doctor - and the u-s army medical corp. in house district four, the northwest portion of our state - longtime congressman republican steve king. democrat kim weaver is also on the ballot. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. mostly sunny and cooler today and tomorrow with highs in the 50s. breezy today and thursday. mainly dry through the weekend with highs mainly in the for your complete weather information. here is at stormtrack 7 weather team: sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stock market. and blum supported benefit cuts by voting to raise social security's retirement age. so if you care about a secure retirement, listen to rod blum: he's putting your security at risk. ible >>> it's the new movie being touted as a visual masterpiece. it's called "billy lynn's long halftime love." the film tells the story of a group o