anthony at cemetery in rochester new york as they head into election day. of course anthony was a leader during the suffrage movement dying in 190614 years before they would earn the right to vote in the u.s. as tribute to the latest as they will be stopping by their i voted stickers, flowers, and campaign memorabilia to honor their flight. >> with fewer than 48 hours to the election day that many bay area voters are telling them that they will be taking as much time as they can to fill out the ballot as they would talk to them in san francisco today and to say that they need to do a lot of homework before making their decision on the local measures. >> that we will be outside their civic center where they need to set up their station here and those tents here for them to drive up and to hang up their mail-in ballots in person and that the polls are also open inside san francisco city hall as well. voters would need to have a lot

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around say 77 so watch out down towards new philidelphia dover and it's in association with rochester new york and upstate new york compliments of the same system that brought us upwards of 4 inches of snow in some spots. by wednesday, however, we are tracking this area of low pressure that's going to ride towards the east and rainfall is on the way my friends for one of the busiest travel days of the year. now through lunchtime, temperatures notice stuck in the 30s that's where we will be through the afternoon wind chill temperatures in the 20s with just a through the day. first thing tomorrow morning a cold start. temperatures back in the teens for wind chills but by tomorrow afternoon, we rebound in the temperature department with highs in the 40s. your forecast for today looks like this, partly to mostly cloudy temps in the 30s. winds well, not going anywhere any time too soon. tonight we will dive down into the 20s and lower 30s but again it's still going to be breezy and gusty. window nation 7-day showing you tempsp in the 40s. tomorrow. but as we round the corner into thanksgiving thank

rochester, new york is waking up to more snow.. after the area slammed with heavy lake effect snow overnight.lake effect snow warnings are posted for much of the area. slick conditions in upstate new york caused multiple road about 20 miles south of utica.one tractor trailer ended up off the road in the woods after the driver swerved to avoid another tractor trailer that had jack knifed. the truck came to rest off the roadway, narrowly missing a cluster of trees and a telephone pole. forecasters say there's a chance more snow could fall today.the blast of cold weather comes less than 24 hours after some of the same storm team 4 now-- taking a live look at port washington, mitchell airport and waukesha. after the first real shock of winter temps this weekend, this morning is clear and cold with temperatures in the 20s, and wind chills in the teens. today remains sunny, and the wind is light, but remain in the upper 30s. clouds start to increase tonight, and lows will drop to back into the 20s with a light se breeze.tomorrow is cloudy

low: 41 wind: dozens of women lined up yesterday -- to this was the scene in rochester, new york yesterday.. the women marking the first election where americans had the choice to choose a woman for president. anthony died in 1906, 14 years before american women gained the right to vote through the 19th amendment. she was never allowed to cast a ballot herself. warner says: "it's beautiful. i think everybody, regardless of who you voted for, everybody is here celebrating the fact that you can vote. that's a huge thing. and it is so many children here. it's just so great to see people paying respects to someone so important in our history." visiting hours were extended last night to allow for more visitors. new york city's iconic empire state building --decked out in red, white and blue for election day! the empire state building -- dazzling new yorkers with an election-themed light show -- with a chart to track the candidates' progress. it flashed a picture of trump -- when he had reached the 270 electoral votes needed to the united states...in the very early hours of the morning. some are

creating likeness hansed snows or lake effect snow and that means laces in upstate new york like syracuse, utica new york, rochesteryork, seeing a foot of snow already. not even thanksgiving. we do have some airport delays. you can see newark and also in laguardia look at that. a couple of hour delay because of the wind. winds gusting 35 to 40 miles an hour there. philadelphia right now no delays and if you're flying out this evening, heading to a family member's house, it looks like it's going to be pretty decent out there with conditions that will be fair throughout the rest of the nation. high pressure builds in over the next 24 hours. the wind will be easing so the weather will be improving lighter winds more sunshine and then watching our next weather maker bringing showers just in time for the thanksgiving day holiday. so as we look ahead, no issues weather wise through the day on tuesday. and even into wednesday. it's thursday that we're watching the showers move in and right now, we looking, it looks like late morning into early afternoon some spotty showers for your thanksgiving day. so overnight tonight,

the crowd is expected at the cemetery in rochester, new york, as voters consider choosing the nation's first female president. anthony was a driving force in women. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" election day freebies and why some workers are getting the day off. jill wagner's at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. stocks surged across the u.s. and globe after the fbi finished submitting hillary clinton's e-mails and won't be posting charges. wall street posted its biggest gain in months. 2%. the nasdaq added 119 points. >>> investors now give hillary clinton a better chance of winning but polls are still tight. analysts say if donald trump wins tonight we can expect a brexit-like selloff in the markets tomorrow. it would bring more uncertainty to economic and trade policies. at the same time, a democratic sweep could spark a sellout as investors worry about the health care sector. >>> some employers are giving their workers this election day off to vote, general motors, western union and patagonia which is closing its stores. s

all day long you can see voters have been visiting susan b anthony's great in rochester new york. her headstone is covered with dozens and dozens of either voted stickers. some are leaving yellow roses. celebrating the fact that we can vote.>> look at all the people and the women who voted. it's fantastic>> the cemetery has extended its visiting hours to 9:00 p.m. so everyone has time to visit. susan b anthony played a huge role in getting women the right to vote. anthony passed away in 1906 at -- 110 years before the first female presidential candidate for a ma to get a good deal but that's not always the case. coming up on 10 news at 5 deck 30 how a woman ended up with a fake rolex and learned she was the victim of fraud at the same time >> more and more stuff is happening with technology. now i know better.>> a mom has picture of a naked man popped up on her phone while her two- year-old was playing with it.>> new at 6 a political sign these caught on video. the suspect taking off on a golf cart. hear from the homeowner who hopes their caught sooner good evening. >> take you fo

she died in rochester, new york in 1906, 14 years before women won the right to vote. lions are making a name for themselves. zookeepers in texas are having fun with the election. lions were given a blue ball and red ball to pick from. the blue one -- for hillary clinton. the red one -- for donald trump. they picked the red one... and had some fun. time will tell today if they're right. much more to come this morning: today, iowa officers remember one of their own -- a day after honoring another one killed in the line of duty. also -- we're learning more about what was destroyed in a fire at a cedar falls police storage building. those stories and the storm let's go to storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan now here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will show clearing skies this morning as a cold front tracks to the east. we will end up mainly sunny for the next several days with breezy conditions today and thursday. temps this morning are mainly in the 50s but will drop into the 40

this is at a cemetery in rochester new york where they have seen so many visitors leading up to the election. visiting hours were even extended so more people could stop by... election-v but one church in wisconsin is offering 24 election prayer to try and help people with the stress.... the church hopes to unify americans by holding services to pray for our contry's current and future leaders. the big trend of the night on twitter is donald trump's son, barron. we haven't seen too much of him but he was by his dad's side during his victory speech. he's trending -- because it was late, and he was tired. he could hardly keep his eyes moments and tweets. donald trump's twitter bio changed shortly after his speech to say-- president-elect of the united states. and just 45 minutes ago-- he sent out his first tweet since such a beautiful and important evening! the forgotten man and woman will never be forgotten again. we will all come together as never before. good morning las vegas... we have a lot of news coming up at five... including the latest on donald trump's big win....and how reacting...

here's a band of showers stretching from toronto down to portions of rochester, new york. cleveland seeing rain and down through cincinnati, the swing state dealing with some rain drops.drop although it's nothing too heavy. high temperatures today withwith that earlier sunshine, gorgeous and we jumped pretty far above normal. 68 at reagan was the high temperature, 69 at dulles, mr. at bwi making it to 79-degrees, the normal for early november, about 62 here d.c. that'she a very pleasant evening, of 3 bought p more, 69 gaithersburg, 60 in martinsburg. it will get chilly overnight, although not as early as this morning when we hod frost we advisories in effect. 6 # in new york, 61 pittsburgh and 55 in kuala lumpur but,ala ohio. i think with those rain drops tomorrow it will also be a little bit coral. fox futurecast shows thehows increasing clouds for the evening and then by the morning rain. most of the day we'll feature some on and off showers that will start to dissipate by the afternoon. don't expect much sunshine. i think with the pesky low clouds and drizzle and then t

this video is out of rochester, new york where the snow fell overnight at a rate of one to an hour. tough to see on the road. because of that, the sheriff's office asked people to stay off drivers can be overconfident with that first snowstorm of the season. that's exactly what happened in minnesota -- where the conditions were awful in parts of the state on da they had 450 crashes -- including two that were deadly on friday. a trooper was also hurt on saturday when a car hit his squad car as the trooper was still to come this morning: the cyclones try to do something on the court they've never done before. plus -- people wait in line for hours to fill up -- for free. one north carolina at the mcleod center. last night, uni had a chance to knock off another ranked team. this time -- number eleven xavier in the championship of the tire pros invitational in orlando. panthers off to a strong start. jeremy morgan for three. 10-5 uni. later in the first half, it's morgan again. he would have 20 points in the game. the game is tied at 30 at the half. second half, xavier would begin to tak

anthony's gravesite in rochester, new york they've left flowers, notes and 'i just voted' stickers.anthony played a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement.she died in rochester in 1906, 14 years before women won the right to vote. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--international students from our area explain what makes our elections different than theirs.plus - wisconsin could tip the balance of power in the u-s john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. who says no to more? are you ok? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 50 megs. that's 8x faster than dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 15 meg internet with no data cap starting at $39.99 a month. call now. would rex pass up more beef stew? n't think so. happening now: in about two hours you'll have the opportunity to help decide who will be the next leader-- of the free world. we have decision 2016 team coverage to get you ready to cast your vote. ann sterling explains why you'll be seeing ?election integrity t

. >> huge crowds expected today at the rochester, new york cemetery where susan b anthony is buried. her grave is already decorated with i voted stickers a shrine to women's rights as voters go to the polls for the first women president. she never got a chance to vote. she died 14 were officially given that right. >>> charged in a frightening plot. danny del gatt o posted nude photos of his ex-girlfriend on craig's list along with an ad advertising her for sex. he also shared the home address and phone number. she called 911 when strange men started showing up. >>> he hired a plane to fly a banner of the ohio state, that banner read need kidney complete with his phone number at the end. he's already gotten three phone calls so far. >>> coming up on 5:09. good morning on this election day tuesday. we are looking at out there right now cool temperatures needing a jacket if you are stepping out early. upper 50s to low 60s. milder along the coast of st. pete at 69. we'll all get back into the low 80s between 1 and 4: 00 and by 7, mid tracking a front. this boundary is going to be making

in rochester, new york -- voters pay respect to women's suffragist leader susan b anthony... a stream of people decorating her grave with "i voted" stickers, american flags and yellow roses -- a symbol of anthony went before congress every year from 1869 until her death in 1906 -- asking them to consider an amendment allowing women to vote. when it was finally passed in 1920 -- it was called the "susan b anthony amendment." and all this excitement today got started early this morning -- in the small town of dixviille notch, new hampshire... where ballots were cast at midnight in an election day tradition. a whopping eight people in the town voted... with hillary clinton winning in a compared to two for donald trump. gary johnson got one vote -- and one write-in vote for someone who isn't even running: mitt romney. toss to weather weather staying partly cloudy lows in the midde to upper 30s. another sunny stretch of weather week and into the weekend but it'll be windy. temperatures will be up and down from 50s to 60s. friday into saturday look to be our coldest days with highs

the fact that the foliage was ongoing in rochester, new york. i want to share a picture i took. it was gorgeous, gorgeous in christopher columbus park. i went for a stroll after voting. it's so quiet. the streets today. everyone is at a polling station maybe hiding. but peak foliage. and i compared pictures to this time last year. and i took about that same picture 10 days earlier last year. the foliage coming 10 days later than last year. and we have the drought. it's been an unusual season. a lot of the oaks are putting on the best color right now. and it's the secondary peak of foliage season. temperatures in the low 50s. across the board, and we're watching the next front approach. a band of rain showers from buffalo and moving into rochester. and towards memphis, and the clouds will start increasing and then we see the rain showers arrive by tomorrow morning. with the increase in cloud cover not as cold. in the mid-30s to low 40s for the most part. and not talking about freezing temperatures across the region. tomorrow morning, mainly cloudy skies, an the interior and temps

jericka duncan, cbs news, rochester, new york. evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh right now on cbs 2 news at six - a major intersection in the corridor is >>> right now on cbs 2 news at 6:00. a major intersection in the core door is open. drivers are seeing a change as they navigate through it.>>> warmer weather has returned to eastern iowa.>>> meteorologist terry swails us how long it will stick around.>> it will sweep through and drop the temperatures about 15 degrees from where we are right now. that was 66 that was 6667 here in cedar rapids. as you can see on the satellite and radar, there is no -- there are no clouds associated with it. breezy and cooler conditions are expected for friday. after that, we will gradually warm up toward the end of the week when we could see a high for the corridor commute tomorrow morning, temperatures in the upper 30s to lower 40s. the skies will be sunny and it will be breezy. we will follow up with a

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. >> so in the fall of 2013 charlie tan left his parents' home near rochester, new york, and drove theew hours to cornell. his exciting new chapter in a life already filled with early achievements. he pledged to frat. he wasn't big enough for cornell's varsity football team, so at 165 pounds he was directed forward what they call a sprint football team. >> i met charlie the first day, freshman year, actually. i had just gotten my locker and charlie was one of the first people i met. >> quarterback rob pinola. >> he was one of the most encouraging team players we have. he was a leader on the team, both by example and his words. >> rob and charlie became not just teammates but great friends. >> he's one of the most generous and selfless people i've ever met. >> charlie impressed his teammates and coach. >> good football player, always quiet, always got a smile, never late, hard worker, good kid, solid. >> go back to the handsome house in the rochester suburbs where charlie grew up in his teenage years. it's a place called pittsford, new york. and newspaper reporter john hand knows it wel

anthony's grave site in rochester, new york, leaving "i voted" stickers to honor the woman who fought so hard to give women the right to vote. this took on extra meaning with hillary clinton on ballot. >> other stories this morning -- a snow drill at boston's logan airport. >> steps to make sure the city is prepared. of course we continue to monitor all of the breaking news this morning. lots of it. donald trump accepting hillary clinton's concession in a call. and he spoke to supporters early this morning. >> ahead at 5:00, we will have live coverage from new york city on both presidential campaigns. our ben simmoneau has reaction from the clinton camp. j.c. monahan is following the >> breaking overnight, donald trump will be the 45th president of the united states. and overnight the president-elect did address his supporters jus that americans will no longer settle for less than the best and that we must dream big for our country. hillary clinton did call trump to congratulate him. he congratulated her. she has not addressed her supporters at this point, but we are expecting that wi

this is video out of rochester new york, snow falling at a rate of one to 2 inches per hour. wind gusts reaching more than 30 miles per hour, you saw that temperature there on that -- there the display 29 degrees. . >> no thanks. >> well, we chillier than we've seen in months. >> our skies are describe. max defender 8 on the job explaining that not only is it dry as far as rain is concerned but dry as far as the air is concerned too. you may notice that your skin feels dry and a lot of static electricity in your hair this morning. grab a jacket 46 at 8 a.m., up to 62 at noon but at 3 p.m. when it's 68 and sunny it's below average. watcher rich he's at 38 degrees this morning. brooksville 33, around 40 right now in portions of south of i-4. look at this gripping eastern half of the country. very chilly air of course that's the snow fall we were just showing you. across the south east we have some freeze watches but none here in the tampa area. what we'll do is show you the long range forecast on this big travel week. there goes the upper midwest -- excuse me the northeast snow

new york. mawint storm of the season treaous driving conditions making for a white-knuckle commute. southeast of rochester, new york, winds gusting above mes per hour,insnow trailer jack-knifing vehicle after vehicle sliding off the highway. and a terrifying moment on interstate 81 north of binghamton -- austin beeching and his family watching that bus on the left there -- >> it over. >> reporter: slide right after the road and overturn, after it tried to avoid hitting other vehicles. >> we all rushed over there. it was a bunch of students inside, but they were all okay. we got them out of the emergency exit. students on board, on a field tr here. so, have a lot of accidents until people learn to slow down a little bit, because they fo tirr driving skls. >> reporter: tragically in new hampshire, at least one p lost their life on icyds this moing. back here in new york at more than two feet of snow in some areas already, falling as fast as two inches an hour. the stem moved i quickly over the weekend. in te one part looked arking blazes in new jersey and in michigan. the system also being blamed for this 4

this was the scene in rochester, new york yesterday.. the women marking the first election where americans had the choice to choose a woman for president. anthony died in 1906, 14 years before american women gained the right to vote through the 19th amendment. she was never allowed to cast a warner says: "it's beautiful. i think everybody, regardless of who you voted for, everybody is here celebrating the fact that you can vote. that's a huge thing. and it is very common. i love that there's so many children here. it's just so great to see people paying respects to someone so important in our history." visiting hours were extended last night to allow for more visitors. this election has been stressful for n polling stations in los angeles county offered voters a chance to zen out before casting their ballots. there were no long lines at two brentwood precincts -- offering voters the star treatment as they headed to the polls. the polling station at the sunset boulevard hotel offered complimentary parking, yoga and meditation sessions, an

anthony is buried in rochester, new york where she died in 1906. women didn't get the right to vote until 14 years later. ben: wisn 12 news time is 5:50. new from overnight, a sign of the season in downtown milwaukee. crews were out along wisconsin avenue early this morning starting to put up holiday decorations. workers are expected to be out every night until the project is finished. a good night for them to do it too. sally: it is like for everyone, we flirted with putting up the wreath. not lighting it. otherwise you are freezing. good for them. good weather to do the chores still toefr next few days. we have a couple of showers out there. a little on the breezy side. winds 8-18. not windy. we hold the temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. here is a look at the lig many locations getting throughout the morning hours dry and dashes around the very light rain showers overall. so a little very light rain. along 94 and waukesha and approaching 43 in walworth county. this is limited to the early morning hours. look at the clearing, that is headed our

jea rochester, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh flush >>> we discussed a lot of different situations. >>> transition time. president elect donald trump comes to washington and we will presidential priorities. >>> hello everybody. donald trump is back home in new york city. earlier today our 45thth president was here in washington. first up, the white house. president barack obama meeting successor for the first time ever it too many with 90 minutes. >> the meeting lasted an hour-

and at golisano children's hospital in rochester, new york, zoe, a 14-year-old leukemia patient. and the surprise serenade. ? we throw our hands up ayo no no more chemo ? >> reporter: then, it was her turn to ring that bell. >> i'm just so happy today because i know that i finished it and i beat it and i'm a warrior. and i'm a survivor. >> and just look at the picture zoe sent us. young survivors thriving tonight. keep ringing those bells. thanks for watching tonight. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back >> tonight on "chronicle." they walked away from the rat race to follow their dreams. >> i told my wife, i cannot it is too much. the corporate world and the baggage with it. sean: handcrafting furniture. >> this is not just a job for him. this is a love. >> this involved out of a regular cornbread. sean: an old time thanksgiving.

scores of people are leaving -- visiting the great of anthony in rochester new york happening was the leader during the women's efforts -- suffered you just equipment. she died 14 years before women earned the right to vote in the us. as a tribute to her legacy women are stopping by her great and leaving i voted stickers, flowers and campaign memorabilia to honor her fight. >>> eight 88 story today a woman who was well known, we just found out overnight that janet reno, first female us atty. general. has died. coming up at 5 pm the big event that she is being remembered for and what her family is saying about how she died. >>> on a monday you can see traffic is beginning to get a little busier although here on the golden gate bridge and looks pretty good as you head south to san francisco. >>> . >>> it confirms what he said in july. >> hillary clinton's campaign is breathing a sigh of relief at of investigation into her e- mails is now over, less than 24 hours before election day. >>> this is ktvu fox news mornings on two. we following breaking news out of fremont. there is a large po

jericka duncan, cbs news, rochester, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh ((dave courvoisier)) >>> for the second night in a row... demonstrators are taking to the streets in cities across the country... protesting the election of donald trump as president. ((denise valdez)) >> it's been about 48- hours since trump was elected... and last night... we saw the first of these protests. things were pretty quiet for most of the day... until night fell. ((dave cr protests underway in chicago, dallas, washington d-c... and baltimore. we'll keep an eye on these protests throughout the night... and keep you updated on any new developments./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> back here in the valley... a suspected robber is dead... after a man inside a convenience store ... turned the tables on him. cheyenne near civic center drive... that's in north las vegas. ((dave courvoisier)) >> police say the person who shot the suspected thief was a bystand

and at golisano children's hospital in rochester, new york, ? we throw our hands up in the air today saying ayo no no more chemo ? >> reporter: then, it was her turn to ring that bell. >> i'm just so happy today because i know that i finished it and i beat it and i'm a warrior. and i'm a survivor. >> and just zoe sent us. and so we choose all of the young survivors thriving tonight. keep ringing those bells. thanks for watching night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back >> her 25 minutes of sheer terror. >> the guy is ramming into the back of me trying to kill me. >> this 25 minutes was the >> then -- >> president-elect trump escape from new york. >> his weekend at his beautiful country home. >> and he is back. >> crazy coocoo. >> alec baldwin returns to snl. >> did this guy change the course of history. >> fake news guy exposed. >> he is a comic. >>> then children flying alone. >> i'm going on the plane by myself. >> but is it safe?

and at golisano children's hospital in rochester, new york, zoe, a 14-year-old leukemia patient. and the surprise serenade. ? we throw our hands up ayo no no more chemo ? >> reporter: then, it was her turn to ring that bell. >> i'm just so happy today because i know that i finished it and i beat it and i'm a warrior. and i'm a survivor. >> and just look at the picture zoe sent us. and so we choose young survivors thriving tonight. keep ringing those bells. thanks for watching tonight. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here monday night. good night. considered for position in the >> now, on newscenter 5. ed: a little boy run down in the street. the frightening accident as he was getting off the school bus. new details on gronk and the decision about sunday's game. a frightening threat at bu turns out to be fake. what made is too real. >> hanging onto the warmth of little bit longer but i will time the big change to wind and cold. >> the cutting edge technology having an impact on everything from sneakers to robots. >> from boston's news later. this is wcvb newscenter 5

jericka duncan, cbs news, rochester, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> brad pitt's first interview since his split. >> it's really nice to have the support. >> as new details about the child abuse allegations surface, what angelina wants the world to know tonight. >>> then the newest kardashian kid has arrived. find out the totally unique baby name. plus -- >> i got bad botox. >> kelly ripa's botched botox confession. her face then and now. >> she isn't smiling anymore. >> i am smiling! >> we go head to head with melissa mccarthy. we're going to hit that ball. >> our insane racquetball game behind the scenes of her new movie. >> the cameramen, i hope they're wearing cups. >> oh! >> is everyone going to be okay? >> oh, my god! i'm so sorry! >>> now for november 10, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight"" >> welcome back, brad.

news, rochester, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. donald trump landed in the nation's capital for the first time as president-elect. he arrived on his private jet and spent the day shaking hands with leaders of the washington establishment, nearly all of whom were opposed to his candidacy. mr. trump met with president obama at the white house. he sat down with paul ryan and the republican leadership on capitol hill. and through it all struck what some might say was a very untrump-like conciliatory tone. major garrett begins our coverage. >> reporter: water cannons saluted president-elect donald trump today as his jet prepared beside president obama in the oval office. in their first ever meeting the two spent 90 minutes alone discussing foreign and domestic poli

and at golisano children's hospital in rochester, new york, zoe, a 14-year-old leukemia patient. and the surprise serenade. ? we throw our hands up ayo no no more chemo ? >> reporter: then, it was her turn to ring that bell. >> i'm just so happy today because i know that i finished it and i beat it and i'm a warrior. and i'm a survivor. >> and just look at the picture zoe sent us. and so we choose all young survivors thriving tonight. keep ringing those bells. thanks for watching tonight. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here monday night. good night. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and va

and at golisano children's hospital in rochester, new york, zoe, a 14-year-old leukemia patient. and the surprise serenade. ? we throw our hands up ayo no no more chemo ? >> reporter: then, it was her turn to ring that bell. >> i'm just so happy today because i know that i finished it and i beat it and i'm a warrior. and i'm a survivor. >> and just look at the picture zoe sent us. and so we choos young survivors thriving tonight. keep ringing those bells. thanks for watching tonight. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here monday night. . >>> right now on "the list" travel like a millenial. you won't get a trophy, but you can get great deals and save big bucks. >> definitely a place you want to go. >> and level up. old school video games get awesome new makeovers. then snore no more. catch some z's with these three cool new gadgets. plus, everyone's for that's all coming up on the list. >> i'm bradley. >> i'm christina. >> i'm donna. here's what's trending now. one week from today is black friday, and the question on every shopper's mind, what store will have the best d

residents in rochester, new york woke up to heavy lake-effect snow. the first snowstorm of the season causing cancellations. some areas saw 18 inches overnight. snow is expected to die down by this afternoon. and many people here at home seeing their first flakes of the season. the snow started to stick. people in their area brushing off their cars this morning after the flakes fell and it looks like the chilly weather will continue throughout this week. it will make for good travel weather. heading on the roads for thanks giving dinner, it will be okay. we have more on the forecast. >> right now boston at 35. bedford 34. jaffrey at 30 degrees. it's quite cold, especially when you stack it up against last week. those temps are this is the enemy today. winds out of the west examine northwest gusting 30, 35 miles an hour, gusts to 37 miles an hour in boston. worcester gusting to 30 miles an hour and the peak wind gusts through the day have been impressive. over 40 miles an hour. that's why we have the wind advisory still in effect until 6:00 this evenin

jericka duncan, cbs news, rochester, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonightof us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> new at 6:00, a bay area high school principal yanked from campus for what he said to students about president elect donald trump. >>> good evening. >> video posted on twitter shows the principal speaking to students through that megaphone. he ends his speech with a profanity directed at donald trump. new at 6:00, the district says they've taken action against that principal. >> reporter: yeah. he's on administrative leave. but a lot of students here at the high school are extremely upset with the suspension of the principal. they're calling it a suspension even though the district is saying it's a leave. now, he was egged on by the students during a rally. here's what he set. take a listen. [ cheering ] >> reporter: so you can hear minimum background first that the students were saying sa