mexico or southern u.s. sea turtle are extremely rare. first time found in u.k. >> took time to bolt a the back. >> not spending whole time at bottom of ocean. >> i love go pros. . >>> welcome to "dish nation." now, before we get started we do want to take a moment to thank all of the men and women who have served this country on this veterans day. thank you. we salute you. hats off to you. >> yeah, thank you. >> appreciate all you do for us. superheroes. >> now we're hopefully going to give you a great show. we have a good one for you today. drake got a new tattoo, and it's pretty terrible. >> we have a dish nation exclusive about kanye working on a comedy about his life, says and you won't believe what a-lister he has already got on board. first, billy bob thornton, he is out promoting "bad santa 2" and he sat down with "gq" magazine

and is serving 8 years many the southern u.s. division of fire prevention and control. sent one of its multi-mission aircraft to fight the fire. in the george washington national forest in virginia. ten firefighters from the division as well as larimer county. 4 mile fire. boulder can be county and city. also on the way. >> . even though temperatures are warm. wolf creek pass on the divide getting ready for winter. over look is now closed down for the season. while it was closed c-dot will be doing bringing in new steal fencing to replace the old chain link. >> . sign of the seasons changing. only mother nature would cooperate. >> . with temperatures so warm. it really doesn't look like christmas is on the way. >> while the sun is out. and conditions dry. maybe the tperbgt time to put up the holiday lights. >> incredible video showing that deadly fire. and denver alley. tonight. family and friends of the victims say it may have been set intentionally. our weather beast continuing its tour around colorado schools today. meteorologist mark monstrola took the beast earlier

donald trump's campaign promises may fuel new waver of the illegal immigrants trying to cross the southern u.s. border. officials in texas border towns say thousands of people from central american countries are crossing the border. many say they are trying to get away from the violence in their countries before a wall or the immigration policy makes it harder for them to get into the united states. of course, president-elect trump made fighting against the plan includes not only talk of a wall built but also mass deportations. so now 65 days until the inauguration, scott thuman is going beyond the podium with what we can realistically expect in the first 100 days. scott? scott: this may have been trump's signature issue. but we all know when it comes to what happened on the campaign trail versus what we see take effect in washington, d.c., there can be a gap that donald trump can do personally on the issue and what is going to fall in the lapse -- laps of congress? it may have been trump's loudest rallying cry. earned him millions of votes. securing the border and a promise to deport millions

right now it's the southern u.s. that's in flames, some even forced to wear masks come back, you've got to have something to play them on. the boom for turn table makers is huge. >> grab your phones. later in the newscast we are giving away a four pack of tickets to arizona international auto show >>> we have seen a lot of views of the super moon over the past days all over the internet and the sky. this one is no doubt. it's a time lapse of the moon rising over the bay bridge in oakland. the next one will be december 14. it's a bummer because it will spoil the view of the meteor shower. >>> more than 70 wildfires are burning across eight southern states fueled by dry weather and drought conditions. the flames have already charred more than 1000 acres and forced evacuations. some people are forced to wear masks because the smoke is so threatening 1700 buildings and dozens of counties are facing air quality dangers. >>> president obama is in greece on the first stop as final overseas trip as president. part of his mis

he promised to build a wall along the southern u.s./mexico border, instead he's mentioned an executive action to investigate visa abuse. kendis, diane, back over to you. >> stephanie ramos, 57 days until inauguration. carolina nikki haley has reportedly secured a job with the trump administration. haley has been chosen to become the next u.s. ambassador to the united nations according to the paper there. she had been a contender for secretary of state. she has very little diplomatic experience. >>> a police officer in detroit is fighting for his life after being shot in the head. wayne state university officer colin rose was patrolling an area when he radioed to s thefts of navigation systems from cars and suvs. a person of interest now being questioned. rose is at least the fifth officer shot on duty across the country since sunday. >>> a suspect in the ambush-style fatal shooting of a san antonio police officer apparently got married the day after the attack according to documents which indicate otis mckane may have been trying to ke

he promised to build a wall along the southern u.s.-mexico border.ad he's mentioned an executive action to investigate visa abuse n washington, stephanie ramos channel6 "action news." >> 4:39 is the time and new this morning, a gunman shoots a police officer near a college campus in detroit. and the tennessee community gathers for an emotional vigil honoring the five children who were killed in a school bus crash. >> also some new video coming up shows a convenience store owner fighting back against a would be robber. david. >> cold on the bus stop this morning but not as windy. 32 degrees the freezing mark by 6:00 in philadelphia and 33 by 8:00 a.m. so the kids still need to be bundled up pretty good. this afternoon they can probably go a little easier on the gear. we'll have that story and that thanksgiving day call. we're going get rain tomorrow? details ahead. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> happening tonight christmas tree at the philadelphia museum of art will light up the steps on the parkway. the the tree uses lights that run on solar energy. meteorologist adam

donald trump's campaign promises may fuel new waver of the illegal immigrants trying to cross the southern u.s. border. officials in texas border towns say thousands of people from central american countries are crossing the border. many say they are trying to get away from the violence in their countries before a wall or the immigration policy makes it harder for them to get into the united states. of course, president-elect trump made fighting against

very dry conditions unfortunately," for this winter, he's expecting a warm, dry forecast for the southern u.s. states and colder, wetter forecast for the northern areas. he says it may not be bone shattering cold, but definitely colder than last year. also, for executive women in agriculture. it's december 3rd and 4th at the palmer house in chicago illionis. the folks at top producers have a great line up of speakers, including a live u-s farm report roundtable taping featuring naomi blohm, angie setzer and julianne johnston. to register, visit exec women in ag dot com. that's it for news...meteorologist mike hoffman joins us now with a longer range look at weather. mike, how's november looking? thanks tyne well it looks like a change in weather pattern we're probably gonna start to turn colder in the east but boy have we been warm you can see our jet stream with a big ridge in most of the east except for far eastern new england where it's a little bit on the cold side then even see the trough moving through the western states now our model is now showing this kind of cutting off in the south

the death toll of a storm across the southern u.s. is now five.ys a husband and wife died and 2 others were injured. three people were killed in northeastern alabama. a suspected when interviewed a mobile home in jackson county. the european council president is rejecting calls by british lawmakers to protect expatriate right after brexit. members of parliament asked to broker a deal guaranteeing that u.k. nationals living in other eu countries and eu nationals in the u.k. would not be forced to leave. he says if the u.k. wants a deal, it should start formal brexit talks now. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am a lisa parenti. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, the former u.s. federal reserve vice chair alice rivlin joins us to weigh in on donald trump latest cabinet appointments. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: you are watching bloomberg. i am vonnie quinn. nejra: i am nejra cehic. globalo operator has the expansion plans, including a million-dollar hotel in macau. vonnie: the

. >>> the battle continues against dozens of wildfires inching closer to homes in the southern u.s.es are now burning in 7 states. people who live near the georgia-north carolina border are urged to wear protective masks outdoors. >>> and investigators are trying to determine the cause of a duplex fire in san jose early this morning. it started on cypress avenue around 1 a.m. three people were inside at the time. they made it out safely but one of the dogs is missing. >>> today an appeals court will hear arguments on an effort to block the warriors from building a new arena in san francisco. in july a judge rejected a lawsuit saying the complex planned for mission bay violates environmental and zoning laws. >>> i'm maria medina live at levi's stadium where there is a battle off the field. the mayor of santa clara playing offense and the 49ers playing defense. last night during the city council meeting, both teams exchanged some words. mayor lisa gillmor is looking into whether taxpayer dollars are being spent at the stadium to pay for games and other events which would be in violati

by the way, and he said it before, the walls not going to be a 2,000 mile long wall along the southern u.s. border. it'll be fence in some place and wall in others and people are screaming you're reversing, you're reversing. this is how it goes. you win and you start it figure out how to broaden your coalition so you can govern. >> david, you have supported drup from tdonald trump from th begin heing. do any of his recent decisions concern you? >> not at all. donald trump values diversity of gender, diversity of race and diversity of thought. my guess is they add meeting of minds on critical on critical ie russia and iraq. and romney is a smart guy. romney is a guy who has gotten things accomplished in his businesses over the years. no question about that. he is a persuasive guy. it may than mr. trump values him in that he doesn't want to be surrounded by yes men and yes women. he wants to be surrounded by people who will give him rational well thought out decisions. now rudy giuliani is no doubt the favorite of the people who supported mr. trump. set iron fist of law enforcement. he worke

candidate donald trump aerngd mexico saying he a would build a wall across the southern u.s.-mexican bored and mexico would pay for it, angered canada, rip up the north american trade agreement and cha china, rip up trade agreements there. and paying mored to partners in nato community. a bit nervous globally because candidate trump is now president-elect trump. again in hit statement last night, trying to be con sill te conciliatory -- >> we will get along with everyone-of-the world. i want to tell the world community that while we will always put americas interests first, we will deal fairly with everyone. with everyone. all people and all other nations. we will seek common ground, not hostility. partnership. not conflict. >> a very, very, very different tone than what we heard from candidate trump for most of the campaign. again, smart. now, we'll learn more when he fills out his team. donald trump has 4,000 jobs to fill including a cabinet in two months. no small undertaking. no government experience. the first president of the united states who was not either in the mili

trump talking about forcing mexico to pay for the wall that donald trump wants to build along the southern u.sborder, talk of tearing up the nafta trade deal as well as raising tariffs on mexican products. that forces government officials to talk about contingency plans and today just the news of the fbi not going after hillary clinton on the e-mail issue, ticked up the value of the mexican peso here almost 2 %. you can sense the volatility here in this country as they pay very close attention to this election coming up in a couple of days. >> it has been fascinating to watch the currency fluctuations based on what candidates have said. we are just shy of 2:00 a.m. here on the east coast, but worry not, my friends. we are live with you every single hour through election day. we watched trump creep up in the polls over the last two weeks. cnn's average of the most recent polling shows him trailing clinton by three points nationally. he's gaining momentum state by state. idaho, utah, and maine moved from battle ground to leaning republican. and new hampshire, a state where clinton has held a hea

the death toll from severe storms that moved across the southern u.s. now stands at 5.om severe storms that moved across the southern u.s. now stands at 5. tennessee emergency management says a married couple died and 2 polks were injured in county. line, threetate people were killed in northeastern alabama when a assessed whatever policies come out and their viability? >> that process is ongoing right now. there has been a bit of a honeymoon now with e-commerce and treasury secretary having been announced. i think the markets arethere haa taking that as an optimistic sign for tax cuts and may be some well thought out trade adjustments going forward. obviously we do have these issues to get through in the short-term, the italian referendum coming up on sunday. those will be important near-term hurdles for the market rate i do think of the backdrop overall is becoming a little bit more optimistic in terms of growth expectations for next year. david: when you look at that italian referendum, do you see the continuum between the brexit referendum, the presidential election

. >>> dry and warm across at least the southern half of the u.s. many other spots warmer and drier as well. with la nina in effect it looks across the southern half of the the continue nep tal u.s. -- continental u.s. drier than average conditions across arizona, new mexico, and texas. as well as warmer than average temperatures. we've been incredibly warm the last week. temperatures more than ten degrees above normal. tracking some changes finally as the jet stream digs far enough to the south to bring this next pacific storm system into the great basin is and bring the cold o with it across our state as we head into wednesday night and thursday. we are tracking some changes. with this cold front coming in it's going to reset our temperatures and get us back to near normal levels by the ends of the week. let's talk act the changes. as it -- let's talk about the changes. as it comes in you can see snow across the rockies. doesn't bring us any a slight chance of a shower or two across the northern half of the state. chances slim, 10% to 20%. not expe

u.s. southern border with mexico. the idea of the barrier is nothing new. build a great wall along the southern border. >> what you call it a wall or fence they are bringing not just in the u.s. >> at the end of world war ii for less than five border walls of the world. when the berlin wall came down to about 15 border walls. today they're almost 70. >> greece, hungary, israel, countries will prosecute immigrants and refugees out. >> the wall segment to be a form of deterrence, to make it harder to cross the border with the idea that will discourage people from trying to cross. >> with a better idea than robots are likely to apprehend it. >> agents will air 350 massive existing fans. >> whom. >> we might only have 30 seconds to a minute before we lose sight of the people. the point is to slow down the traffic in areas where they are able to quickly move into the u.s. >> it's not enough to achieve the so-called secure border. last year house republicans proposed 570 miles of double something like this one a new month with an access road in between which help

u.s. southern command.hat will make three retired jens in the trump cabinet along with mike flynn who will be the national security adviser. >> the president-elect plans to kick off a thank you tour on wednesday, starting with a rally in cincinnati. vice president-elect mike spence joining him in ohio. >>> green party candidate jill stein has paid a $3.5 million fee to clear the way for a recount in wisconsin beginning tomorrow. but a judge has rejected lower demand that all of the counties do their counting by hand. because of the excessive fee charged by election officials. >>> wildfires in tennessee turning deadly. more than 150 buildings burned. thousands expected to evacuate their homes. the question now, will rain bring an end to this? up next. >>> rain could come to the rescue in tennessee. wildfires fuelled by extreme dry conditions and 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts are being blamed for three deaths. authorities say the fires are, quote, human cause. local flames destroyed hundreds of buildings and ho

u.s. senate. it will determine who takes the mantle from powerful which party takes a majority in the upper chamber. they'll also issue their verdict on two close house races in southern nevada swing districts, and could make history if they elect the first latina to the u.s. senate and the first latino to a nevada house seat. "clearly an issue comments made something we never experienced in politica. when you look at it difficult clearly forgiveness from god and family. candidates stuck with him i think we have a godo night." las vegas (ap) - voters will put an end tuesday to the incessant ads in nevada's highly competitive race for u.s. senate. it will determine who takes the mantle from powerful longtime sen. harry reid and a majority in the upper chamber. they'll also issue their verdict on two close house races in southern nevada swing districts, and could make history if they elect the first latina to the u.s. senate and the first latino to a nevada house seat. republicans and democrats are waiting for the latest results for the u-s house district three and four... fox 5's miguel martinez-valle joins us from the democratic party headquarters... but first we star

we'll have just very stormy weather setting up shop for southern tier of the u.s. with lots of rain in store for texas. the country all the way through the middle of the week. we could use some of that rain. in colorado, most the state abnormally dry. future cast shows us where rain or snow could fall. there's spotty showers near the divide today or this afternoon. our forecast is still really dry. tonight skies are clear. tomorrow morning, waking skies will be clear. it will be clear and calm. tomorrow, the high of 65 degrees. gets warmer after that. mid 70s on wednesday for your hump day. thursday 68. veteran's day looking beautiful to honor veterans. as a reminder, 9 colorado shares will make it monday. hope you'll come out to one of . >>> the presidency is not the only thing. >> at venice beach in california, a doctor will prescribe you a medical marijuana card for $40. people on the border willl don't bother with the prescription. >> you come here and it feels like am amsterdam or something like that. >> for most states, there's six plants for personal use and

u.s. and southern plains where temps hit the record breaking low 90s in texas tuesday.. ............. we've got some 80s coming by the weekend with high pressure warming us up. . and we turn back our clocks to ((kirsten joyce)) >>> how much are world series we will tell you the brand new record for the highest average price... ahead on 8 news now, the valley's news leader. today: that's a good look. kunal nayar from trolls and big bang theory. what do you think? i told you i could pull off blonde. the talk on cbs. ((you're watching 8 news now at noon.)) and how they apply to debt can be a tricky thing. in today's now you know segment... judah zakalik with peters and associates is here to sort through it for us. -- first off.. are you responsible for your spouse's debt if you didn't cosign for it? -- can yo8ur spouse file dies and has debt only in thier ((you're watching 8 >>> coming up today on eight news now at four... we take a look at the latest poll from nevada voters showing who they would vote for if the election were held today. >> plus... the i-team's vanessa murphy breaks dow

. >> an alligator sometimes in the southern u.s. mongoose is a new one. >> when you confront an alligator on a golf course you take a par and move on. >> i wouldn't confront it at all. i would let it go. >> keep going. thank you. >> 28 minutes left in the trading session. dow holding on to gains putting us in record territory. it's the s&p that's not gaining quite as much and the nasdaq continues lower. we have a leading trader going to tell us what he is watching. think health care stocks. >> td ameritrade ceo telling us if he expects the new rule slated to take effect in april to survive the trump chopping block. that's next. >>> the dow is up 240 points. we are in record territory now to 18,829. let's take a look at 30 components that make up the industrial average. i beg your pardon. we are not going to do that. i would say golden sacks leads the way to the upside kelly evans while big technology stocks are in the red. >> how about those health care stock snz i'm here with mark newton, the owner and technical analyst at newton a

southern half of the u.s. pretty mild f trave tomorrow. let's get to thanksgg day. ere's aiverf light sno or es,aybeusnoh to cause a coating or make it slippery in some spots on thanksgiving morning. mostly it should be in the alsoould be rain over soutastern mass. that'she deal esn't look like a big stm. but itest ta much sometimes to cause problems. check it out. overhe next seven days, about 40 degrees tomorrow afternoon on average. and wednesday a tranquil day as that's gd if you're traveling that day. thursday, thanksgiving, a little very lightnowedith rain is possible. friday iscloudy. iday rain moves back. another storm, most of it lookso impossible that could flip to ow satury night. now mike lyn with sports center 5 powered by xfinity. >> alan branch suspended for testing posite for henderson. it soon will be legal in massachusetts, but still against football policy. branch will appeal. that is if bill belichick has himn the roster. branch was suspended during preseason for violating team policy. ll belichick held a one of the question -- why jaid not me th

this is a railroad that operates all over the southern and central u.s., but after nafta was passed more than 20 years ago, mexico started privatizing its railroads and by 2005, kansas city southern had acquired all of tfm. that's the main freight railroad in northeast mexico. these days roughlyf mexico and transporting goods across the border has become their main growth driver, especially cars from the booming mexican auto industry. this year, mexico is expected to build 4 million automobiles, around 81% of them will be exported by ksu. it controls 40% of the across the border auto trade. what happens to this company if trump is elected and he builds the border wall and shreds nafta? obviously the wall is all about controlling illegal immigration, but that doesn't change the fact that building a big, physical wall would significantly hinder transportation routes between mexico and the u.s., routes that kansas city southern relies on. as for nafta, trump wants to renegotiate it in our favor or pull out of it altogether if the mexicans won't come to the table. that's likely going to resu

southern general. sessions has a distinguished legal career. he served as both u.s. uthern and state attorney general. but some in the left-wing national media recycling 30-year-old negative charges, let's take a look at session' record. as u.s. attorney he filed a number of desegregation lawsuits in alabama. he voted in favor of the 30-year extension of the civil rights act. he voted to confirm attorney general eric holder and spearheaded the efforts to award the congressional gold medal to rosa parks. the president atlantic chose mike pompeo to head the cia. he currently serves on the house intelligence committee and is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal. lieutenant general michael flynn will serve as national security advisor. flynn has served in many military intelligence posts throughout his 33-year military career including director of intelligence for the joint chiefs of staff and intelligence adviser to general stanley mcchrystal. today we just learned that donald trump is considering retired general david petraeus for a senior post in the administration

u.s. southern border.where he promised to build a wall. and we're starting to get a look at who some of president- elect donald trump's closest advisers will be. spencer blake is in studio this evening, with more on the announcements coming from trump's transition team. the announcement came out earlier today. trump selected reince priebus as his chief of staffand steve bannon as a chief strategist and senior counselor. >> reporter:though it's not an official cabinet position, chief of staff carries the status of cabinet-rank. trump's appointment of reince priebus to the position could steady the nerves of some establishment republicans. priebus, one of the longest- serving chairmen of the republican party, was influential in getting trump and speaker paul ryan on a little better terms with each other. "i think all those things show you steps towards stability and maturity that are very, very encouraging." sources tell c-n-n ryan actually urged trump to pick priebus, who is well known and generall well- liked across the party. things aren'

u.s. -- la nina often means cooler, wetter winters in places like the rockies and the pacific northwest. >> catherine:but 'not' in the southern the u.s. including southern california - where it could cause the drought to persist. >> catherine:that's the last thing that area needs -- after 5 years of bone dry conditions. the drought cost california 2-point-7 billion dollars in 2015 alone, according to a recent study. uno know how >> catherine:la nina will also expose 'other' parts of theas for 'northern' california question mark. >> catherine:it's considered a kind of 'no man's land' -- with equal chances to see higher or lower rainfall. >> catherine: steve and pam? >> pam: we have brittney shipp, our meterologist... >> brittney: it to the high 60s. for the bay area. so i read are showing us area of low pressure approaching cold front that will help drop our temperatures. we will see a chance for opportunity of a few scattered showers on saturday. we do have some clouds put san bodies by. --by the east bay >> brittney: saturday show and slightly cooler temp with a few clouds and passing showers. by 6:00 a.m. we will try it out

u.s. southern border. ial correpsondent nick schifrin and producer zach fannin begin their report tonight from the outskirts of the mexican border city of ciudad juarez. >> reporter: in the dry riverbed that separates mexico from the u.s., the promise of a better life is only a few hundred feet away. the woman is a 23-year-old mexican from juarez who asked to remain anonymous. leading her is a half guide, half smuggler, known as a coyote. everything beyond the fence is el paso, texas. she's trying to cross illegally. >> ( translated ): there's work here but the wages are very low. you can barely survive here. life there is better than here. >> reporter: the coyote's been doing this for ten years. compared to when he started, today's border is much more secure. >> ( translated ): it's more difficult now. before, they used to cross just to have fun. now, they cross because they want to be there, like her, and live there. >> reporter: she's part of a recent spike. from august to october, the number of people a

donald trump's comments about building a will on the southern border, even telling a u.s. judge a hater for his mexican heritage, had some democrats hoping latinos would abandon him and mobilize for clinton. among hispanic voters, six if i percent spo turned off for obama in 2012 -- 61% supported clinton. latinos for tarp up some a 19% to 29%. we had the national executive director of league of united latin american citizens. nice to have you with us. so good news story in terms of turnout, bad news story for how it ended up. what did you find in turn off for latino voters? >> latinos were turning out in record numbers in battleground states and in early voting in number as we have never seen before. florida, 69% uptick in early voting, which is unheard of. in georgia, we saw over 120% latino early voting uptick. appeared latinos voted in 17% larger numbers, if not more, than they did just four years ago. so the growth in the latino vote is huge, a big success story. soledad: i was surprised looking at the percentage of latinos from the latino poll, 18%. the cnn exit poll

election campaign trump said if japan does not shoe, the southern japanese prefecture hosts more than 70% of military. >> translator: i hope the u.s. bases here will be reduced. but i wonder what will happen. >> he is insisting that japan pay more money because the u.s. is defending japan. i wonder if he really means it. >> translator: if the u.s. troops withdraw from owinawa we will lose many customers that support businesses here. would hurt our economy. >> translator: i gathered from mr. trump's various remarks he has new ideas of govererning th country. i will watch as he actually handles the issue of u.s. bases in japan. >> the governor plans to visit