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and the a&e network even created a hit tv series about scott called "flipping vegas." and now, scott and his team are going to show you how to start flipping indiana through the free lunch and dinner events he's bringing right here to the local area. and you're invited. >> from what i've learned here and the processes that have been introduced to me, my lifestyle's money the yancey way is emmy-nominated abc tv personality and popular host of hgtv's "designed to sell," rachel reenstra. >> you know, as a longtime hgtv host, i've seen people make a lot of money flipping houses. but i got to tell you, i've never seen a way to profit in real estate like the yancey way. because it requires no previous real-estate experience or money to invest, anyone can do it. in fact, scott has received literally thousands of success-story videos from people who have changed their lives with what they've learned at one of his free events. check these videos out. >> i wanted to thank you so much for everything you've done for me. i just wanted to send you a quick video and tell you that, bef

see that is not in the title of the book, the title which is connectedness, the second is what scott calls correlation. i like to think of correlation as capital associated with deleveraging. so a big shock is declining real estate prices, the economy, it turns out the real estate assets affected a lot of them are there in the banking system, mortgage loans of various types and turns out loan-to-value ratios were very high and when standards are relaxed the result was one housing prices fell, many banks simultaneously are in a correlated manner from their capital and their are a lot of macroeconomic and finance research that says financial institutions are going to deleverage and the reason they have to deleverage is they are holding these mortgages with leverage as capital leverages 20-1 or whatever ratio is. then there is the third see in the title, contagion, that is what i call panic, and what a lot of other people would call panic. scott's book gives us a different view on the financial crisis and its relationship to the dodd-frank act before i read the book. before i read the book, t

. >>> governor scott called on president obama to expedite the maximum amount available for zeke of funding. it has been more than a month since congress passed and the president passed a zika funding bill but florida has yet receive new money. florida is the only state to have active and ongoing transmission of zika. >>> imposters luring unsuspecting passengers. >> robe drivers looking to pick you up and take your hard- earned money. what you can do to make sure you do not become a victim. >>> and a monkey mystery. a primate on the lease has people on edge. news channel 8 set out to track it down and find out where it came from. see what we discovered. >>> we have dry air above giving us a beautiful blue sky. 82 degrees is our current temperature. the weekend coming up. that and more coming up. you are watching news channel 8, the station that is always on your side. hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what will be different if i'm president? well kids an

. >> former senator scott call? how he thinks he can help the new administration. >> rain scattered about the area but big changes from threw the weekend. >> the special little boy getting a big boost from a local college baseball team. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and a chance to lead. unity in the wake of her stunning president. the president-elect campaign slogan was make america great again. >> but the focus seems to be make america whole again. >> coverage of the election including what means for massachusetts. let's begin live in new york city where clinton and trump are looking to the future. >> >> again, half the country voted for donald trump and wanted this victory. >> think about one day ago hillary clin and her campaign were confident of victory. no one inside her organization thought this outcome was likely, but she watched it all happen from inside the hotel room here in manhattan last night. she called donald trump in the t

. >> let me go back to scott for a call. >> norah is watching these data in the state of iowa, donald trump has won. this is the state that barack obama had won in the past two elections. the demographics of the state did favor donald trump. >> yes. so barack obama's career started by winning the craw cussion cau. but dwrud wo donald trump won td it's a state very much in the donald trump cam. >> let's look at our electoral college camp. hillary clinton 197 and dropped with 228 and 270 is what you need to win. that story is going to be told

scott: call in another engineer. [no audio] >> verio. -- here we go. [whispering] alex: we might have to take a brief intermission while we get this working. feel free to talk amongst yourselves. we will be right back. >> does anybody have questions? [indiscernible] >> do you know the reason for that? >> a very complex code as in every culture with stance and a deportment. there is period manuals with how to stand and a fashionable, aristocratic way to carry oneself. yes, ma'am? >> was the tent waterproof? scott: was the tent waterproof? that is an excellent question. right there is no applying , waterproof substance of any sort. one of the challenges, could they put wax on it, linseed oil or something? the problem is they harden and when the tent moves, it weakens the fibers and it falls apart. so most of these tents were made , from sail cloth. when you we fabric, if you weave which is actually -- which is actually, when you we fabric, if you weave of fabric with the weft that is slightly larger than men are yarn -- diameter yarn -- correct me if i'm

slager told the jury that scott called his stun gun and that he feared for his life. said he fired until it was over. cell phone video shows scott running away from slager when he was shot. closing arguments are expected today. >>> betsy shelby will face trial in the shooting death of terence crutch crutcher. shelby is accused of shooting and killing crutch here was unarmed during a traffic stop in september. >>> it is decision day for democrats in the house of representatives. members are set to vote on their incoming leadership for the new congress. ohio congressman tim ryan is challenging longtime democratic leader nancy pelosi. representative ryan said it's time for new blood and fresh ideas. pelosi, though, is expected to retain her position as leader. >>> martin scorsese is expected to meet with pope francis for an audience of 400 priests in rome. it's a longtime goal of scorsese. "silence" will open in december. >> finally, he'll make new movies. >>> mitt romney calls his dinner with the president-elect enlightening, probably delicious also considering john geo

man allegedly sent a note to one of their departments just days before the killings scott michael greene allegedly called the urbandale police department absolute heroes and that he loved them for keeping the community safe

. >> reporter: spencer says he opposes violence, scott. he calls the election of donald trump a step toward our new normal. >> pelley: jericka duncan for us tonight. jericka, thank you. when we come back, hundreds are killed each year in parking lots. should know more about the food you choose. 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. it was always just a hobby something he did for fun until the day it became something much more. in dollars. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fa

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to have a serious correction when everybody thought hillary was going to win. >> i'm calling for -- if i may say, scottlling for a serious correction. i'm not smart enough to know when. but i know this market is basically betting on a huge fiscal stimulus, almost everyone realizes the fed is done. there's not much more it can do. and my point is, this huge fiscal stimulus isn't going to happen. there is going to be a fiscal horror show that we haven't visited for the last 30 or 40 years. people don't realize how rapidly the deficit is deteriorating, and how rapidly the economy is dropping into recession. i look at the irs, not the bls. revenues in the last six months are down by $40 billion from prior year, 2%. that's always a sign of an economy that's, you know, heading for problems. not an economy that somehow is recovering. so you have a weak economy, and no fiscal stimulus, even close to what they're talking about, you -- if you like the s&p today at 24 times earnings, you'll love it at 40 times earnings. because when we get the next recession, that's where earnings will be. >> yeah. david, thanks

. >> spencer says he opposes violence, scott, he calls the election of donald trump a step toward our new normal. >>> thank you. >>> when we come back, hundreds are killed each year in parking lots. the pro-v formula makes every inch stronger. so i can love my hair longer. >>> as the holiday shopping season kicks into high gear, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised to learn that parking lots are dangerous places. how dangerous? kris van cleave has the story. >> reporter: a security camera captured the moment a car backed up into a 24-year-old mother bushi pushing her baby's stroller last month. the mother was killed. her child unhurt. in wisconsin police released this video into nine cars. amazingly there were no serious injuries. they're just two of the more than 50,000 crashes that take place in parking lots and garages each year. how well do you think people drive in parking lots? >> not very well. not very well at all. i think it's cutthroat. >> reporter: the crashes led to more than 500 deaths and 60,000 injuries. the leading cause, likely distracted driving. a new study found 66% o

so, while we were working on establishing the foundation, scott called us and asked us if we would like to we said, what type of structure? he said support for george washington's actual tent. we were very excited to be part of this and supporting an artifact that was going to be displayed within the museum. the way the tent as scott described would have been supported is with the two main lells and a rich -- ridge po and 30 ropes would've pulled the tent type. could'veno way we possibly put the artifact into that much attention. it would've ripped. we were given a lot of challenges for the team. they did not really know how big the tent was. we could lay it down flat and get general dimensions, but it was difficult to measure the height of the tent, the west -- the with without setting what we could do. i would ask, we were all asked to design a structure -- to design a structure for a shape we do not fully understand. another challenge that we had here was that they do not want to see the structure. the audience sitting in the theater looking at the tent should not be able to see any

call ,, scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors? tipton sponsored a bill to give away our public lands to his out-of-state donors. over 30 colorado business leaders called tipton's plans, "a serious threat to the outdoor recreation industry and...thousands of jobs." gail schwartz will defend our public lands house majority pac is responsible the american diabetes association of colorado. supporting americans affected with diabetes. november is american diabetes month. >>> iraqi forces on the doorsteps of mosul. the closest since launching the assault two weeks ago. this is the world from around the world at 6:42. >> the fighting intensifying the closer troops get to the city. encountering snipers and nd u.s. soldiers have training in support of the defensive. thinking that driving isis out will take weeks or months and door to door combat. >> a hiker is found alive in malaysia. >> the 25-year-old man vanished two weeks ago. these are images of the rescue. rescuers thi

governor scott walker calls the findings from the state system very encouraging. 3 people in wisconsin are protesting the dakota access pipeline. a group in green bay held a demonstration over the weekend...calling it "standing up for standing rock. "the north dakota tribe has been fighting the construction of an oil pipeline. its supped to rungh missouri river. they say if the pipeline is constructed it will threaten their water and cultural burial grounds. "they can reroute this they definitely can reroute it away from the water and that's the main issue." 3 the us army corps of engineers is conducting an environmental review. 3 in your campain campaign 20-16 coverage--- just one day before the election--- hillary clinton and donald trump will make their final case to voters in key states. states.as the candidates criss-crossed the country "james comey" sent another letter to congress.... revealing his agency did ?not? find anything new to warrant charges against clinton for her use of a private email server. clinton didn't mention the development at any of her events.?trump? critici

>> i have to work for scott and then ior will find a way to get myself in trouble am sure. >> what you call scott see what he's doing this morning. give them acohe call and we when we e up. >> you know him is like cutting down trees and dragging stuff around. manly stuff is what he would tell you.st and love's abilities are still a little nice fog at pictures we showed you in the next segment. then fog advisory goes until 9:00 o'clock for most of our countieses across northern ohio thirty-eight in cleveland. twenty-ninehe in booster and youngstown. today. mostly sunny with expecting the fog to lift around the noon hour. ou mostly sunny t 5:00 p.m. or what is left out of it. sundown is at 5:06 p.m. not too bad of a temperature. not too bad to take.n dense fog temperatures top at the mid-sixties. look at the warm air that is winning in the wings warmer des moines. kansas city almost two dozen degreessa warmr than yesterday that error heading our way it much more on the eight day forecast coming up in mere moments. traffic time with patty. >> overall, and nice looking rush a nice looking rush

calls. how aggressively? look at that number, scott0 of those calls, they bought them from 28 cents all the way up to 70 cents, perhaps higher now. and like i say, 160,000 of these, that is huge, one of the biggest trades in equities we have seen this week on a very active week, so i bought the calls, i actually bought the 110s. i'm not asking apple to go as far as these guys are but i'm believing in the trade, i'll be in it for two weeks. >> seems like apple got caught in the tech downdraft. i wonder fairly or unfairly? >> part of the fang. not in the fang, but part of the fang. that fang trade. those guys own those fangs. i know you were laughing about that earlier, scott, but a lot of the same investors in specific names are in across the board and looking for areas. i think that's why apple is getting slammed as much as anything. >> now you're stealing my point. >> no, it's not. you and i are going at it later on. we're going to put a -- >> right now. >> right now. let's do it! >> oh, my god. >> you don't want him to do his unusual

let them keep selling these names are working higher. >> we were aggressively selling calls, scott. te. virtually all of my banks got called out of my personal account because of this. as far as pete, he is still long bank america, merrill, and stuff like that. the buying activity has been so frenzied, though, to your guy's point, that i think that is smart to override it. in other words, sell calls hard against assets that you had. >> i agree. i don't think it's a time to chase. i think as we talked about earlier, we don't know the structure. we don't know what the trump administration will do. we don't know how high interest rates will go. i think he has 60 votes to block any changes to dodd frank. we'll see. >> between now and the end of the year i think they work. the week before they report earnings, people reassess. i know i will. >> a hot quarter for campbell's soup. dr. pepper and snapple expand. the blitz is coming up next. plus, pete najarian joins the desk. he sees unusual activity today telling investors now is their chance to buy into an industrial name that's ready to r

. >> scott brooks calling this a must-win or no? >> said in the locker room, someone said in the locker room a must win. comes from. we want to open in best way and thinking about a victory. robert: hopefully they get a big win. the other big game is game seven, cleveland indians and the cubs. that brings us to the instapoll question. who do you think will take it all? who will win the world series and who has a big champagne party by the end of the night. to vote on that, go wjla.com/votenow. here is what the indans manager terry flancona said about the never in game years game seven. >> i don't think momentum is part of the equation tonight. every game is its own entity. i felt like that even when we won a couple in a row. the pitchers tonight have a momentum stay when the game starts in a neutral direction. hopefully ours. robert: tell larry i was a southsider growing up. i think he knows that. i can't say "go cubs." larry: you can. break out for once. you can. it's okay. just between you and me. i won't tell anybody else. alison

claims that led some protesters to violence back in september, but through family attorney, scott's widow called for calm in light of the d.a.'s decision. >> now wants to conduct what we would call a thorough investigation behind the investigation. >> reporter: family attorneys say there still may be civil lawsuits against charlotte police for scott's death. chris clackum, >>> right now at 5:00, a prince george's county councilman charged with dui after an accident which sent two people to the hospital, but the story doesn't end there. what the councilman is accused of doing, next. >>> metro unveiling a new ambitious plan. how it plans to get you back on the rails and trusting the system again. >>> and tragedy involving the 3-year-old daughter of a former nfl player. and now he's using this as an important safety message. our susan hogan has the story >>> news 4 at 5:00 starts now. >>> first up at 5:00 tonight, expect to see more rain rolling through our region within the hour. hello, everybody, i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. it could get heavy and last well into the night. let's head stra

couturier is a big part of that, scott laughton was called up from the phantoms to fill his spot on the roster. >>> joel embiid and sixers take on the grizzlies tonight. watch out for joe, joe averaging 20 points per game at home, big match up against mark gasol, sixers are looking for three consecutive wins for first time since january of 2014. >> let's do this. >> tonight is the night. >> it will be a big crowd out there tonight too. >> yes, thanks, appreciate it. >>> state of the art scoreboard with a special meaning. >> when we come back region will observe lasting memory in one philadelphia neighborhood. >>> "cbs evening news" is also, a few minutes away. >> elaine quijano joins us with a look ahead, elaine. >> hi ukee and yes, sir contact. here's "cbs evening news", long lines greeted holiday travelers inside, thanksgiving day holiday. and how police, and, tomorrow. and triptofan why technology may be winning the super market wars. the just ahead on the "cbs evening >>> very session day for a northeast philadelphia youth organization. >> "eyewitness news" in somerton where a state

scott would come to her rescue. so he was a pickup artist? you could call it that. property kept there for two scott was into rich, married women. months. >>> tonight police are still and why would he target married women? what was his game? i don't know. he paid me not to ask. happening right in the heart of the serial street shooter zone. you think you can describe any of these women? that scene near 64th avenue and van buren. the uncle died. the nephew in stable condition. i need more time. okay. drove off in a car together. hey. how'd it go with anton? so far no motive but a witnes ryan will fill you in. d rather... hear it from you. conversation before all of this oh, it's that bad between the two of you? happened. yeah. not far from where the serial so, uh, we're gonna look into anton's alibi, street murderer killed seven people dating back to march. but we don't think he was our doer. no word if this incident is turns out he was actually helping our vic police have not said. pick up rich, married women in bars. still want this guy caught. so, you think one of

we reached out to the da's office, but nobody returned our call. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> illegal dumping becoming a much bigger concern here in the south bay and now one county leader says it's time to get tougher and respond faster. >>> also ahead, crowd season begins with caution. a warning about one part of the sea you should still not be eating. >>> and good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. beautiful blue sky from tiburon. this is in the east bay and laughest. big weekend changes. the time line for our rain chance in about six minutes. eyesores.==vo== >>> it creates environmental damage, and neighborhood eyesores. old junk like this that never makes it to the dump, but instead ends up abandoned on neighborhood streets. santa clara county leaders say the problem of illegal dumping is getting worse. a story you'll see only on bay area, robert handa is here with a new plan to deal with this rob. robert. >> reporter: just about everywhere you look, you see it. in fact, santa clara county has a backlog of more than 2,000 complaints

man allegedly sent a note to one of their departments just days before the killings scott michael greene allegedly called the urbandale police department absolute heroes and that he loved them for keeping the community safe he also apologized for prior run-ins with the department and killed urbandale officer justin martin and des moines police sergeant anthony beminio while they sat in patrol cars two men are facing charges tonight for allegedly pulling a man out of bed and assaulting him shawn turner is facing charges of first degree burglary and child endangerment devonte ellison is also facing burglary charges police say back in september, they responded to 32-80 hillcrest road in dubuque about a disturbance allegedly pulled a man to the foot of the bed and began punching turner's bond is set at 25-thousand dollars veterans from the university of iowa and the university of nebraska are marching a total of 347 miles--that's from memorial stadium in lincoln to kinnick stadium in iowa city--in hopes to bring awareness to veteran suicide. the nebraska veterans left thursday and are headed towards the orig

he sexually assaulted her for more than two hours between scott lane. call the sheriffs office if you know anything. >>> today, jurors will hear closing arguments in a defamation lawsuit against rolling stone magazine. the case involves nicole aramo, a former associate dean at the university of virginia. she says she was unfairly portrayed in an article about a gang rape at a campus fraternity. the magazine retracted the article and apologized. working with very little information to figure out what happened to a fairfax woman who's body was found in the woods in vermont. police say the woman has been identified as 28-year-old sun mi shin. she was a korean national who lived in fairfax, never reported missing. police are trying to figure out how she got to vermont and sifting through the text messages and computer messages. >>> d.c. council tells human services committee is set to measure. it will make the first vote on the death with dignity bill. the proposal would allow doctors with terminally ill patients to take a lethal dose of medicine. am physician a

scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> mason: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm anthony mason. we begin tonight with violent weather in the south. time-lapse video shows a tornado touching down today near atlanta. other twisters were reported in florida and louisiana. they were, apparently, not as devastating as some of the 25 reported across the south overnight that left at least five people dead. mark strassmann is in alabama. population 700, took the storm's first knockout punch at five minutes after midnight. this trailer home flipped and killed three people inside. part of a swath of destruction that runs along state highway 71. one resident told us the lights went out, and then he heard a loud growling sound, and in 10 seconds, all these buildings were destroyed and these semitrucks were flipped like tonka toys. in neighboring ider, we found her aunt and uncle own this former daycare center where her family rode out th

scott in september. the shooting triggered two nights of rioting and nearly a week of street demonstrations. video from the encounter shows police calling on scott to drop his gun then four shots are heard. a gun an ankle holster and marijuana were all recovered at the scene. >>> leaving his business to foully focus on the country. president-elect donald trump is planning a major announcement next month on how he plans to hand off his trump business to his children. in cabinet picks, vice president-elect mike pence is scheduled to meet today with former secretary of state condoleeza rice. marlie hall is outside trump tower where the meeting is set to happen. >> reporter: steve mnuchin is president-elect donald trump's pick for treasury secretary. he spoke to reporters at trump tower this morning. >> our number one priority is going to be the economy, get back to 3%, 4% growth, we believe that's very sustainable. >> reporter: he is a former ma the finance director for mr. trump's presidential campaign. the trump transition team also announced billionaire wilbur ross will be nominated for commerce secretary. he will hold a news conference

scott gets the call. michigan state down one.go for two, o'connor, he's picked off in the end zone, ohio improves to 10-1, 17-16 that final. >>> michigan has never lost two straight under harbaugh. wolverines trailed, 34 yard touchdown. smith again, this time 39 yards, he had 158 yards, two tds. because it snowed the entire fourth quarter, turning the field white, snow angels. they face ohio state next week. >>> number 4 clemson at wake forest. watson gets a block, finds a corner, still first quarter, watson. td pass to mike williams. 21-0. 28-0 tigers, three total tds for watson. andre ward with the biggest fight of his career as he faced o andre took a shot in the second round. wrestled the rest of the way with his defense style. ward on won on all three scorecards and would win the fight with a nacunanimous decis. ward is now five-time world champion in two different weight classes. >>> and this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. and you know how boxing can be. and andre is a little like m mayweather. >>

scott. the defense calling more people to the stand today and it will nt >>> when the driver will be back into the courtroom?>>> we are always looking to that thanksgiving meal and we will show you how to properly store your leftovers. they will look as good as they did the first time around.>>> >>> we are getting new information into live desk , the horrific bus crash. the mother of an eight-year-old boy said that her boy may be permanently injured she's not only suing the bus driver but the bus company as well. she released this dammit. >> >> i am filled with tragedy. >> we are just looking for answers. answers about why this tragedy occurred. >> and it is for how we can make sure that this never ever happens again.>> this whole community is rock, the 24-year- old, done at the jonathan walker, he was speeding and he wasn't on the designated route, six children were killed. found on the facebook page. >> we are thinking about those families tonight.>>> it is a close call for students at an ohio school. and explosive was inside a glue stick the 14-year-old put the explosive into the glue stick

called "innuendo and incomplete information." scott? >> pelley: nancy cordes on the campaign trail for us tonight. now let's go to major garrett, who is covering the trump campaign. >> get out there and vote. pretend we're slightly behind. you got to get out. we don't want to blow this. >> reporter: donald trump is running like an underdog even as new polls show the race in florida is essentially tied. for a second day, he warned that a hillary clinton presidency could be mired in congressional investigation. >> if hillary clinton were to be elected, it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis. haven't we just been through a lot with the clintons? right? >> reporter: despite the public polling, trump's team believes it has surged ahead here. it also believes it has drawn even in upper midwest states like michigan and wisconsin. in eau claire last night, trump early ballots for hillary clinton and are now suffering what he called "buyers' remorse." >> a lot of stuff has come out since your vote. >> reporter: at