i am with general manager scott miller. show everyone he set up. these are fire pits right next to an ice rink. yes, an ice rink in arizona. >> was set up! we're going to talk about all the festivities and how you can check out this portable fire pit. we had beautiful weather right unbelievable, upper 60s. it's nice to see the rain finally move on by. we have mostly clear skies. as you can see with the satellite radar, where did the rain and snow go ask it went toward colorado and you can see some showers towards parts of northern california. we have gorgeous conditions. happen at about 6:45 and we will cool down into the upper 50s. take a look at futurecast. we will stop in the morning hours, mostly clear skies and sunshine which will last through thanksgiving which -- thanksgiving. it looks pretty good for the holiday weekend as well. 42 sedona, 50 phoenix, there's your day in detail, low 50s in the morning and then 69 degrees by noon. by tomorrow will be 73 and the 7 day planner, mid 70s wednesday, 76 thursday, mid 70s over the weekend. it's loo

from miller park to lambeau field, scott joins us now with sports and a very frustrated packers team.... ... ...that frustration is starting to build....we heard disappointment in the locker room after sunday's game.....he wasn't any happier 24 hours later...find out what he thinks the key is to getting back on track...next... the packers limp to the midway point of the season at 500 for the first time since president obama's first term....they're doing anything they can to try and right the ship.... ship....today they worked out long time lions running back joique bell and former panther brandon wegher (way-ger) but the fact is, one november signing won't fix this team...star mike daniels thinks he knows what will...daniels wants his teammates to get angry... oc: all held accountabletrt: :15daniels: "nobody in this locker room should go home and have a good night's rest tonight, or the rest of this week. so we have to come together and figure this thing out. we should have played much better, done a lot of things better and we didn't. we didn't and we are all held accountable." the n

and there are others, scott brown, you are jeff miller. these are two picks to the administration and have news on both of them by the end of the week. >> a lot of people waiting to hear that. >>> thank you very much. they will not have to pay back the bonuses. the pentagon ordered them to repay them to the tune of tens of thousands. they are now forgiving the tebbits. details as recordings show the final moments of a doomed charter flight. in the leaked recording the pilot is heard requesting permission to lan of fuel the pilot said he was 8 miles from the airport. there was no fire at the site they believe it had no fuel left. of the 77 on board 6 people survived. most killed were the members of a soccer team a surfing play her to have his leg amputated. officer for shooting a black man. michael slag ser charged with the death of walter scott. he was shot running from a traffic stop. he was shot in the black. slayinger pleaded not guilty and he did it in self-defense. and closing arguments are underway. he could get 30 years to life. 2 t

scott pelley, miller road. planning to open up next friday . all things to early snowfall. heavenly resorts also firing of the snowmaking machines and they plan to open in two weeks. the resorts say they are looking forward to a normal season which would be great after several minute years. although, you -- although, last year was pretty good. >> four days of the season where they had actual powder. and grown men giggling like kids in the powder.>> like, what is this. we have not seen it in so long! rose mary has been fixing that for us and did you say it could sprinkle or rain on us? >> so, it is going to come while we sleep, for the most part. some of us may not even notice. one thing that we will be included on is rolling back the clock. remember to do that tonight through tomorrow morning. we get in extra hours sleep. and we're giving you look across the bay. it looks like oakland and the sun is on its way up. mostly clear skies and fog. the valley foggy >>. especially over the north bay. we will talk about that at the top of the hour. if you're just joining us, all of

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students we spoke with on campus resp wooar and, scott, our request to speak with the men's soccer coaches and players was denied. >> pelley: michelle miller for us tonight. michelle, thank you. coming up, we celebrate a centennial ood evening, from the cbs news control center in new york, this is walter cronkite reporting. which is such a dad thing to do. after he gave his name the woman from capital one said "mr. garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him. and my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i say it? go ahead! what's in your wallet? nice job dad. our eyes...they have a 200-degree range of sight... which is good for me hey! ... and bad for the barkley twins. looking to save with a medicare prescription drug plan? at unitedhealthcare, we offer three plans- -including one that's brand new for 2017: the aarp medicarerx walgreens plan insured through unitedhealthcare. and the convenience of walgreens. open enrollment ends december 7th. so if you're on medicare call or v

scott >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm michelle miller. the trump transition team moved back across the river to the guilded halls of trump tower in new york city. where the president-elect received a parade of a-list visitors. mr. trump's work in progress, but he says he is anxious to fill some key positions before heading to florida for the thanksgiving holiday. chip reid has the latest. >> reporter: a parade of job-seekers passed through the lobby of trump tur todower, former massachusetts senator, scott brown, told mr. trump he wants to be secretary of veterans affairs. >> i think i am the best person. but there are some tremendous why he was there. sources say he is being considered for secretary of energy. at least one democrat met with mr. trump, congresswoman gabbard, she came to offer her opinion on u.s. policy in syria. some top network news people came for an off the record discussion. 13 days after the election, mr. trump has not held a press conference. then president elect obama held one on day three. but late today, the pres

miller, c york. >> quijano: proof that love makes a family. that's the cbs evening news. for scott pelley, i'm elaine quijano. for all of us at cbs news, happy thanksgiving. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh happening now -- this is a live look at lindale mall where the holiday shopping season is now in full swing. the parking lot is already starting to fill up.coming up in about seven minutes -- we will tell you what corridor retailers are already open. . >>> coming up in about 7 minutes we will tell you how many retailers are open for this black friday seaso meteorologist harry swelled joins us now. >>> happy thanksgiving, good evening, everyone. one of the things you may see tonight is a brief rain or snow shower increase out to the west of us tonight a very weak system i want to stress some is not getting down to the ground but this weather disturbance will streak across eastern in the south of waterloo, additional once around des moines and temperatures especially north of highway 30 just cold enough aloft we could see a brief peri

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scott pelley. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm michelle miller. it's five days and counting to election day. presidential candidates are making their closing arguments to voters. hillary clintonus hispanic voters after seeing a softening of support among african-americans. nancy cordes begins our coverage. >> reporter: to win in florida, clinton needs to generate obama-level enthusiasm. especially from african-americans, who made up a quarter of the state's early voting electorate when he was on the ballot in 2012. so far this year, that rate is off. by about 7 points. >> the african-american vote needs to be. >> today the president and clinton made the round on predominantly black radio stations. >> tell my folks why you and why now? >> well, you know i believe in what i'm doing. >> reporter: in battleground, north carolina, african-american army voting rates are bouncing back from a slow start. after republicans there imposed strict limits on the number of urban polling places during the first week of early voting. >> it wasn't that long ago wh

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miller, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: proof that love makes a family. that's the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm elaine quijano. for all of us at cbs news, happy thanksgiving. good night.go captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >> we start cbs4 news at 6:00 with breaking news. a two-car rollover crash causing a mess on i-70. look at this backup. live picture for you of the interstate at central park boulevard. you can see the traffic eastbound at a standstill. several lanes there closed because of this crash. denver police say that one person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. drivers of course will want to avoid that area if you ca who spent two nights stranded in the mountains. they are recovering in a metro area hospital right now. rescue teams found matt smith and tommy hendricks yesterday afternoon. they had not been heard from since monday evening. they summited a 14er in vail county. rick sallinger talked to the teenagers for us tonight and joins us at the university of colorado hospital. so rick, how are they doing doing quite well.

that sign set to light up miller park way and the others due to follow will serve as a sort of reminder, hard work, dedication and family are one dist success. in milwaukee scott steele, today's tmj4. shannon: this is just one of the places you can pick up a 2016 tmj4 max star. the proceeds will benefit the mack fund which raises money for a cure to pediatric cancer. >>> another beautiful weather week ahead of us. john: we just about halfway we average temperature on record. and it is continuing to show us just very warm temperatures. look at these high temperatures... 77 on the first, 70 is not fifth and sixth and even yesterday and today close to 60 degrees. lots of goes in on that map. so with 59 degrees, close to 60, we could have tied the record if we went one more degree higher for the amount of 60s in the average high right now is 47 and coolest high we had for the whole manuscript is 52. but we did break the freezing mark on saturday morning at 32 degrees. we see lots of mild out there. 56. 61 degrees, 60 in la crosse, also chicago and st. louis at 70 degrees. temperatures right now holding at 51 in milwaukee with cloudy skies, 49 racine, 50 in 48 port

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speculation centered around jeff miller, for example, who headed up veterans affairs in congress and scott as well. palin, apparently interested in the job and trump's transition team, sources say, have reached out to her folks and to her specifically to talk about it. we'll continue to monitor the lateness politics. we'll be back after this. the real gift isn't what's inside the box... it's what's inside the person who opens it. give ancestrydna, the simple dna test that can reveal their ethnic origins. order now at ancestrydna.com and save 10%. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. ♪ ♪ ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. (bing) test. >>> that does it for this hour of msnbc live. >> breaking news on the attack at ohio state university. we have new information on where the suspect obtained t

miller, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: proof that love makes a family. that's the cbs evening news. for scott elaine quijano. for all of us at cbs news, happy thanksgiving. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org proof. the thanksgiving shopping tradition.. off to strong start in good evening, >>> if you discount it, they will come! and these long lines are the proof that thanksgiving shopping tradition is off to a strong start in the bay area. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm elizabeth cook. the thanksgiving holiday weekend is a crucial one for retailers. and more shoppers are ready to start the bargain hunting before black friday. we have reporters covering the frenzy. we start with jessica flores live at the outlets in livermore. jessica. >> this is a shopping marathon because these stores here they don't close for another 28 hours. after the finishing touches on the window displays, it's almost time. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! >> reporter: doors opening and shoppers filing in. >> everybody, welcome in! discounts on everything in the st

my colleague scott broom is working new angles and new information and will post that information on the wusa9 mobile app. we're live in baltimore this afternoon, larry miller, wusa9. >> larry thank you. hospital officials at baltimore's shock trauma just held a news conference to get us up to speed on the conditions of the injured in this morning's crash. >> one is critically injured. one is serious. and the other three are fortunately in stable condition. >> officials say some of the patients with minor injuries could be released as early as this afternoon. now many of you wanted to extend your condolences on our wusa9 facebook page. rhonda wrote my prayers are extended to all the families and friends affected. lisa wrote praying for all these families. for these families. please feel free to go on to any of our wusa9 social media pages and offer your condolences. >>> on the campaign trail, donald trump appears to be riding a wave of momentum following the fbi's announcement that it's reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's i handling of classified material. the latest abc news/"washington post" poll has trump with the one point lead nationally

scott steele shows us, this time of year there's one place that's not the case. his grass ready for winter.tting but bigger than yours. meet mike. head of the grounds crew at miller park. >> pull these three off here real quick. >> reporter: a man who takes pride in this would of dreams. >> my expertise and my time gets spent here. if i'veot a little time to put with the home lawn, i try, but this is my baby out here and i make sure i take care of this one first before anything else. >> reporter: making sure his baby successfully sleeps through almost a thousand bags put in place by hand. and twice that many pins keeping the tarp tacked down. >> we have the covers down. these are breathable covers for the turf to help us maintain our turf throughout the entire winter. >> reporter: military veteran, now grounds crew intern, almost had a career on the field playing prior to an injury. but he's thankful this job keeps him close to the game. >> getting up here and wki cool. it's amazing. >> reporter: you may have noticed the roof opened today. it's on purpose, to allow the cold to settle in so the crew can confirm the ground is properly protected. they'll continue to

scott greene, is facing two counts today is officer martin's funeral. one person has died in a crash near cedar rapids. it happened yesterday afternoon on tower terrace road near the intersection with miller road north-east. police say the driver died. their name has not been released. 20 years in prison for a 250 dollar payment. the problem is -- where that money was going. federal prosecutors say an ohio man paid an isis recruiter and said he would fight for them. he was arrested as he got "he has a desire to learn more desire. that is all he shared with me." if he's convicted of giving support to a terrorist organization, he faces up to 20 years in prison. two cars involved in a deadly crash in cedar falls -- have been destroyed in a fire. that crash happened early saturday morning. the fire on sunday. the fire happened in a police storage building. the fire department is investigation. police say riot gear they use was also destroyed -- along with other things kept as long term evidence - typically held until court cases are over. police chief jeff olsen says this will not have a major "yeah, there's nothing really this is just more long term storage for cases that have been disposed

scott abraham, abc 7 news sports. kimberly: it is good to see the ageless terrell suggs getting it done. after georgetown cap thing they needed was a lost a howard. competitive early thanks to miller. off the drive, scores. he had 16 in the first half. georgetown led by 10 at the break. rodney prior was a beast for the hoyas. he drained 53-pointers, putting georgetown up like 13 in the second half. will join us in studio. i think we will put him to work, maybe do highlights. this week. josh: with that, some rain. we need the rain. tomorrow is dry, 36 early, 56 the high. the clouds are moving in. they will be here throughout tuesday and wednesday. that will mean that temperatures will manage to warm up, but the rain moving in, as well. 68 on wednesday. as we head into next weekend, 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 gary watson to beat the local ed jump record, 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. cable can't offer that. only fios can. you love all-d

miller for the easy bucket. lynx in total control, david seber on the drive as north linn takes the boys game 76- 38. from troy mills, scott tonight at linn-mar. the lions hosted city high and future cyclone ashley joens. they came out bombs away ally johnson connects from the top of the key.. and then the future cyclones joens answers from behind the arc.. and then acie's daughter kenya shows off her shooting touch and back and forth they went.. freshman carly printy with the splash from the corner.. yes another printy at linn mar and she is gonna be a good one.. but earl with the nice drive and city on kcrg 9.2 tonight vinton shellsburg hosted dyersville beckman and with time running down in the first quarter riley legrand beat the buzzer.. i heard him call bank..blazer led 11-8..the vikings answer on the run and wes edwards finishes.. but too much legrand he can do it all scoring off the break and beckman beat vinton shellsburg 60-46. starting off with a live look at . it's wednesday, november 30th. here's what you need to know today. 12:48:07-:12"the sun rises and sets with her dad. she was definitely a daddy's girl. "

. >> lieutenant bill miller, thank you very much for joining us of the tennessee highway patrol. good luck to you. >> thank you. >>> scott stevens, director of university of california for fire research. wildfires happen all the time, every year. not in the coldest parts of the country and not often in november there. right? so explain how this happened. >> well, you are right. if you look at the burning in the east now, unprecedented. certainly the drought sets up the stage for fuels to be available to burn. but normally, we don't see this activity in the east and maybe we see more of that if climate continues to change and be less unpredictable. >> i left my fire out west. you study fires. what are the biggest differences? are they different or is a wild fire just a wildfire? >> there are differences. the fires in the east oak woodlands and leaf litter burning with flame length and moderate in terms of size. three, four feet but huge amounts of smoke. when you get that burning you get so much smoke and that certainly causes health impacts. in the west drier periods as you say in l.a. and other places, the fires to caus

miller joins us now with online. >> daniel: we followed the videos yesterday, man suspected of shooting and killing two iowa police officers had several run-ins in the past. one last month, picture of scott green holding confederate flag and u.s. flag. right before he asked to hold high school football game and green posted video on >> have i committed a crime? >> everything from the get-go has been recorded, sir. >> have i committed a crime? >> on private property, school property, asking you to leave at this time. >> daniel: officers he was arguing with were from urban dale, iowa which was where one of the police officers was. we reached out to boston police threats against local officers at this time. however, boston police department urging officers to remain vigilant following the deadly ambush. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> sara: bill cosby's asking judge to face out charges. facing incident of assault charges involving incident with temple university employee in 2004. cosby's attorneys are trying to block testimony that he gave in th defamation lawsuit. hy also site the length of time past saying any testimony would be inaccurate because of errors and memories

scott bauer. we will be right back with more "bloomberg markets." including our interview with sir martin sorrell. ♪ matt: i am matt miller. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ fromet: we are alive bloomberg world headquarters in new york for the next hour. plus, covering stories from mexico city, london, and tokyo. u.s. stocks are rallying as investors digest the surprise outcome of the election. plunging on speculation donald trump and the gop controlled congress will be good for business. promised to up and global trade, threatening to withdraw from nafta and block ttp. what heask carlos thinks about the plan. saying the u.s. election outcome is effectively a second brexit. how does the leader manage his company in these uncertain times? we are one hour from the close of trading. julie hyman is here. we have rallied and held onto the gains. highs of the the session. a three-day gain now for the major average. sincet we have seen september and the largest over three days that we have seen since june. we should offer a caveat. do not judge a whole trump tenure by today's action. the action following election day does not ne

miller who works with trump's campaign. he said both guys come from different background, reince establishment, very good friends with scottker and the guys in wisconsin. paul ryan and he could maybe connect the two of them can connect. because steve bannon is anti-establishment. made that very clear. >> the one thing i do is flip around after a major announcementme announcement. there was major negativity to bannon. he's the general of donald trump's staff who led to the probable victory on election day. he was the one who say hey, donald go over to mexico, meet with leader. it's a good move. it was a brilliant move. he was the one who could get to donald trump and say stop tweeting about this. he was the strength, one of the few people to stand up and really give advice to donald trump that he listened to maybe more than anybody else. together, him and reince priebus with were extremely effective in -- along with kellyanne conway in putting together this run. which makes me wonder why is everybody labeling him an all right candidate. >> because he worked for breitbart. it's mainstream media. what do you expect? >> i did