then, he enrolled here at the ohio state university majoring in logistics management and the business school. now, this august, artan was interviewed by the campus newspaper, the lantern. he complained about what he believed was the media's negative portrail of muslims and in that article, this is exactly part of what he said. i wanted to pray in open he was scared with everything going on in the media. people look at me, a muslim, praying. i don't know what they are going to think. what is going to happen. now then there's a statement that a lot of people find disturbing. that was allegedly posted on his facebook page and that statement reads in part -- i am sick and tired of seeing my fellow muslim brothers and sisters being killed and tortured everywhere. a lot of questions still if this is a terrorist attack. what i can tell you is classes are back in session here at the ohio state university a me as well and she continues our team coverage on exactly how students are feeling here as they head back into the classroom. sia? >> sia: yes, thank you, tia. as students head back to clas

> she has total freedom and can get to and from the job and the high school and san jose state university majoring in dram movement. >> it is my independence was stolen not so much...a car. >> the vehicle was taken from her scotts valley him on friday devastate the entire family. >> mom, time for me to fly i've got my car and i can do it with this car so to is that take were from her is very difficult. >> kenra kannegaard wants the car back and doesn't want to focus on would took it. she would think about the immense support she has received from the community. >> there are way more people would want to do good in the world than do bad. >> the scotts valley police say they would tear the city apart to find her car. >> family and friends and strangers republicanning a young woman whose dedication to serving her community was cut short. 21-year-old was a volunteer with the alameda county sheriff. her friends and her friend's boyfriend are charge with the murder. 600 people turned out for the funeral yesterday. her life was short she made an impact on the lives of people she touched. >> new details i

while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggestedes to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down and we're going to be getting to the truth behind cookies and cream. >> this is what is behind cookies and cream. >> where were you when the idea came to your mind. >> i was in my apartment eating ice cream, cookies and cream ice cream. how much fun, cookies

state university. >>> tonight, breaking news. the state of emergency right now. several major fires out of control in tennessee. thousands of families and tourists racing to escape. this hotel engulfed in flames. even dolly parton's dollywood in the path. some cabins catching fire. >>> also breaking, the deadly plane crash. what we have just crash. and the team onboard, the video of them celebrating before the fateful flight. and the six found outside the plane, alive. >>> the attack at ohio state. the student on a rampage with a butcher's knife. what's now been discovered tonight. >>> donald trump about to go to dinner at this hour with mitt romney and his wife. will romney get the job as secretary of state over rudy giuliani? >>> and cameras in the court. the stunning moment. the officer who shot walter

. >>> a major blow to penn state university us department of education has slammed the school with an umps $2.5 million fine for violating a law on reporting campus crimes and warning students this is tied to the sex abuse against former football coach jerry sandusky. it is the lore jest fine issue under the cleary act. penn state is reviewing the finings. four days of jury that be races and still no verdict in the bridge gate trial. defense now asking the judge for a mistrial. and to have some evidence removed from consideration. prosecutor sauce britt gel confidentially and bill were cone flee where behind the traffic jams on the every george washington bridge it wasn't all political retaliation much the most serious charges carrying the possibility of 20 years in prison. >>> on your radar right now, historic heat, my goodness. thing bauer to cool down, kathy orr. >> that's right. we had a few records today. record warm in this and wilmington. most of us seeing temperature in the 70s. a few 80s and now we're cooling it down. a cold front moved through and at the airport it's quiet.

. >>> major blow to penn state university. us department of education slammed the school with an almost $2.5 million fine for violating a law an reporting campus crimes and warning students. this is tied to the sex abuse against former football coach jerry sandusky. it is the largest fine issued under the clergy act. penn state says it's reviewing the findings. >>> well, a second teenager has surrendered in a shooting in rhett 10 house care last month. prosecutors charged 18-year-old nasir with attempted murder and robbery. 17-year-old faces charges for shooting a 39 year old man. police say that man was actually trying to keep the two teens from robbing someone even though he got shot over and over again he did survive. >>> parents in south jersey want some answers from their kids schools after testing found lead in the water fountains at five schools in the cherry hill district. >> tests were part of a statewide initiative to test all schools across the state. fox 29's dave kinchen is in cherry hill. dave, do we know how ext

major victory. university." >> would you state your full name for the record, please? >> donald john trump. >> reporter: representatives for the trump organization telling abc news, resolution of these matters allows president-elect trump to devote his full attention to the important issues facing our great nation. >> he had strong feelings about the case, but he was willing to put his personal interests and his personal beliefs aside. and focus on the issues that are facing this country. >> reporter: while campaigning, trump vowed to never settle the claims. saying trump university has a i could have settled, but won't out of principle. and trump and his attorneys have long defended the program. saying it imparted valuable knowledge, and that a vast majority of former students were happy. the allegations of fraud were set to make headlines, with the trial set to begin later this month before the judge gonzalo curio, whom trump criticized as our brian ross has reported students, who paid $35,000, were falsely told mr. trump had personally selected the faculty. >> these

she doesn't let being paralyzed get her down, but what is troubling for this trauma major at san jose state university. that stole -- my independence was essentially stolen. >> reporter: this 2005 honda element isn't just any car, but equipped with the hand patrols and more. >> it is accessible, so i could roll my entire chair inside and park it like in that driver's passenger side seat. >> the car was parked near her home in scotts valley last friday night. >> for someone to do that, it is just so sad and it is a great thing for them to help them more than just a regular car. >> reporter: it's been about you. she was -- the procedure that left her paralyzed from the chest down. she needs her missing car to get to her physical therapy appointments. and the drive over the hill this san jose state would see it each day. police are investigating. so far no luck can be resolved to be in and out. it looks awful. >> there is no way that the person who stole her car didn't know that it belonged to someone disabled. perhaps thinking that the question was how could they do such do -- they do such a thing like

state university. what we're now learning about the suspect. his economic team -- as he makes a major announcement regarding his business empire.

a 19 year old native of navajo and mighty ancestry was a sophomore english major at sacramento state university in september 2015 when she got into an intellectual puzzle with her american history professor one day in class. a lecture about california indian history, the part-time adjunct professor claimed he didn't like the term genocide when describing made of american history believing it to be too strong a word for what happened and saint genocide applies, that it was on purpose and most native people wiped out by europeans anyway. over the next couple of days ongoing class discussions, and johnson provide evidence for genocide, weissmann contended she hijacked the class i was accusing him of bigotry and racism. claims emerged he subsequently to some older from the class, claims that were later disputed, triggering an investigation into the incident. the result of the investigation found no one at fault. . story quickly infiltrated in media outlets and sparked debate whether or not genocide accurately characterizes history. a few topic can elicit the emotional charge that questions of genoc

major battleground state now. the president rallied the crowd at florida international university in miami shortly before noon today. speaking in front of a backdrop with giant white letters that spelled i'm with her the president said you are who you are. the oval office doesn't change that. >> if you disrespected women before you were in office, you will disrespect women as president. [ ri >> if you accept the support of klan sympathizers before you are president, you will accept their support after you are president. >> clinton and trump are virtually tied in the polls in florida. >>> the fbi is warning the public about a new twist on an old scam. victims are either cold called or targeted through personal information found online. terrifying ordeal. >> reporter: good afternoon. chances are you've gotten one of those e-mails allegedly from a friend or relative saying they're stuck overseas, lost their wallet, please send money. now there's a new twist to that scam called virtual kidnapping. a con artist identifies victims through online information, then telephones them and says they've taken a loved one hostage

major announcement regarding his business empire. information about the suspect in that violent rampage at ohio state university. what they've learned about his ties to terrroism. but first... prosecutors in north carolina have decided not to charge the police officer accused of shooting and killing keith lamont scott back in september. scott was shot while stepping from his parked s-u-v outside his apartment. police say he had a handgun and ignored commands to drop it. scott's death days of protests in the city of charlotte -- and questions about what led law enforcement to kill the the 43-year-old --who was medicated because of a brain injury. a-b-c's lauren lyster has more on the decision. the oklahoma police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man is set to stand trial for manslaughter. trial. now we're hearing from officer michael slager about the moment this video of this incident made national headlines because a-b-c's kenneth moton has the latest from washington. donald trump...legally cutting ties with his billion dollar company. the president-elect made the announcement on twitter

majority opinion. >>> investigators believe the student who went on the attack at ohio state university was infired by isis. abdul razak ali artan crashed his car into a group of people and started stabbing people with a butcher knife. over by the gunman's car. but, he says he is lucky. he knows it could have been worse. >> fortunate he hit this big concrete planter. if that had not been there, he would have plowed into 40 or 50 people. >> reporter: three victims are still in the hospital. all expected to survive. a campus police officer shot and coupled the gunman. today, isis claimed abdul razak ali artan was a soldier who did what they asked. a white shopper gets upset with a black employee who tried to get her to buy the reusable bags at a shopper in chicago. she says she was being discriminated against because she is white and a trump supporter. >> you ring people up. >> the things she was screaming? nobody should be subject to that abuse. >> grady started a go fund me account for the employee. her goal was to raise $400 for more than $25,000. >> it will be a big gift card. >>> well, the oldest l

you have the ohio state university police, you have the city of columbus police, but you also have the bureau of criminal investigation which is a major law enforcement body in the state of ohio. i'm a graduate of ohio state university, so i'm very familiar with the procedures there within the state of ohio. bci is conducting a lot of the forensic examinations of the weapons and things like that. the columbus police department as well as fbi, what they're doing, they are executing a search warrant in this guy's home or dorm room if he is a student and his computer system and phone systems because they're trying to learn as much as they can about him. did he have any associates? here's the main question, trish, we need to listen for the next couple days, were there any warning signs? did anyone who personally knew this guy, if he was a student, did he give any indication whatsoever he would conduct this? this is very fluid investigation, but i think as time goes by, trish, we'll learn a whole lot more. trish: detective wheeler, you said were there warning signs. unfortunately in a lot of these cases the people hide out, however, howeve

change our course, and if he doesn't trust our own scientific agencies, he can go to any major university in any state in the nation and confirm what the government and military experts tell him. the president-elect will hear from world leaders who have pledged alongside the united states to work across borders to limit carbon emissions. the paris agreement brought nearly 200 countries together with the common goal of keeping global warming below two degrees celsius and avoiding the most catastrophic outcomes for the planet and its people. he will also hear from c.e.o.'s across america, particularly those in the food and agriculture sectors who are living with climate change consequences every day and from many others that we need to quit fooling around. i hope the president-elect will listen to these voices of reason and expertise. the people in our nation certainly are listening. polls show over 60% of americans are concerned about global warming, and more than 80% of americans favor action to reduce carbon pollution. rhode island, the ocean state, would tell the new administration that the oceans a

state road 56 down to the selmon expressway. in sarasota and manatee county is now no major accidents and construction has wrapped up on 75 at university parkway. >>> if you have problems on the roads or questions for me i can answer them for you. my email, road warrior at, some brake lights here. i checked the drive time and from state road 56 down to the selmon expressway. in sarasota and manatee county is now no major accidents and construction has wrapped up on 75 at university parkway. >>> if you have problems on the roads or questions for me i can answer them for you. my email, roadwarrior@wtsp.com.>> three straight wins for the box. i am ryan bass with a weeks us home team huddle. sunday put them back on the map. now out west to take on a talented chargers team despite the record. tampa bay revitalized defense will have to find a way to stop them. college football. fsu and usf will await their destinations. the gators are often atlanta. they will face unbeaten alabama saturday on 10news. the side of the last five over the florida gators including in the month of november, the gators are 24 points underdogs. i am ryan bass and th

state-- next. criticism after asking for more officers on the south side. how he's defending his request-- coming lawsuits against trump university reaching a major settlement this afternoon... new york attorney schneiderman says they will be settled for 25-million-dollars. he called it a "stunning reversal" of president-elect donald trump's position. the suits had alleged trump university failed to deliver the quality real estate investing education it promised. the settlement doesn't require mr. trump to acknowledge any wrongdoing. meanwhile -- the trump transition is taking shape... three more major administration positions are announced today.. joel waldman is in washington three more top level positions ... selecting kansas congressman, mike pompeo, to lead the c-i-a, while tapping alabama senator jeff sessions for attorney general...retired lieutenant general michael flynn is being asked to serve as national security adviser. and, tomorrow, in new jersey, mr. trump is set to meet with one of his fiercest republican critics, mitt romney ...about a possible role as secretary of state. conway says: "been through the political fire. represented the around

state university. right now we are going to turn to the other major headlines today. andrea mitchell in cuba. hi. >> reporter: hi, hallie. thank you on a windy, hot day here in havana. thousands of people lining up for their chance to pay public tribute to the controversial leader fidel castro. castro a major issue in american politics. donald trump tweeting today if cuba is unwilling to make a better deal for cuban americans, all of the u.s. as a whole, i will terminate the deal. threatening to terminate the opening that president obama negotiated with raul castro, the president of cuba in 2014 which came to another inflection point after the death of fidel castro as scheduled, in fact, the first flights, the first commercial flights flying out of american cities direct to cuba that were not special charter flights. a lot has happened. commercial flights. the postal service, credit can be used instead of cash. more people can come on special arrangements as cultural visitors, not tourists. the trade embargo cannot be lifted without an act of congress. hallie jackson, why not come in to talk

little conflict of interest and major building and senator chris murphy on donald trump's ultimatum to cuba and the latest details of the attack at ohio state university when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. our country reached a grim milestone over the holiday weekend with one little tweet. president-elect of the united states promoted a false claim in another context would be called a lie about the integrity of the election he just won sending off rounds of news coverage and thousands of retweets. in

because evan mcmullon, who is a mormon, and attended big ham young university has close ties to the state. the mormon population, custom is a major part of that state's politics, has been very cold to donald trump. mitt romney, the most prominent political leader from that community has been very hard on donald trump. and evan mcmullen is a good safety valve for republicans who are looking for a way out of supporting donald trump and aren't comfortable with hillary clinton. this could be really a significant story if this race continues to tighten because donald trump could win -- he could win florida, win ohio, he could win iowa, and close in on the nomination. but if he loses any of the states that romney won, then he is taking a step backward. and so tau is the least of those why you would expect a republican to lose. so this is a story that bears watches. >> david, almost 20 million -- >> a democrat hasn't won urks at that since '646789 it would be pretty historic if hillary clinton won. >> we'll be watching: 20 million americans already voted in this ax election. do you think that may cushion the blow from this so-called bro

major city to default on its financial obligations since great rustbelt. richey piiparinen teaches population dynamics at cleveland state university. >> we rose with industry and weh died with industry, psychically. we lost our identity. >> reporter: to save itself, the city was reborn as a world-class center of medicine. downtown now beckons with clean streets, stores, andow restaurants. there's still a tough struggle ahead, but as when its basketball team was down 3-1 in the fi, teams dismissed as unlikely to even reach the world series yet again, the city of cleveland looked into the abyss and staged the ultimate comeback. don dahler, cbs news, cleveland. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for our team here in cleveland and for all of us all around the world, good night. ,, >>> new developments on a huge hacking scheme but not affecting social security numbers. >> a colorado man sold access to private pictures on the website, photo bucket. it is headquartered in lodi's neighborhood. said to have ten billion photos and videos on its site. but this man found a way to get to them and sell them. and he said that you can use them any w

major change from them for that to happen. classes resumed today on ohio state university's campus.... the day after a student went on a violent attack. happened so fast. say literally, at least it seemed to me -- maybe the time frame's a little compressed -- but it seemed to me literally within 15 to 30 seconds i heard the shots, and it was over." " authorities are now trying to determine if razak ali artan's attack was terrorism. investigators seized two electronic devices from his apartment born in somalia but came to the u-s in 2014. he was a legal permanent resident. before-- yesterday's car and knife attack-- he ranted about the treatment of muslims. : "there's plenty of available evidence to indicate that this individual may have been motivated by extremism and may have been motivated by a desire to carry out an act of terrorism." " almost all of the attack victims have been discharged from the hospital. none of their injuries are considered life- threatening. a plane carrying brazil's chapecuensa soccer club-- goes down-- just minutes before it was supposed to land. "nats" take

details about the the suspect and the attack at ohio state university, what authorities say he posted on line just before the attack. >>> plus a major change of plans for atlantic city, the show you won't see, on new years eve. >>> it is here, at least it is for most of us, the rain is moving in from west to east. we told you about it yesterday, luckily warmer temperatures will be moving in as well, which means that we have only rain to worry about today. heavier downpours in southern chester county and little britain, east nottingham getting very heavy rain. that will slow you down. so far light rain in philadelphia, but we will have heavy downpours at times throughout the day. temperatures 49 degrees in the city, it is 51 in wilmington. forty-one in mount pocono. fifty-six in wildwood. again, above freezing, well above. wind will be starting to pick up soon, along with the rain, and those will be your two issues today, wind and rain. average high is 51 degrees. we have been right around average ever since the weekend but 63 degrees is our high today with the wind and the rain, tomorrow we could throw in a thunderstorm for good mea

cleveland became the first major city to default on its financial obligations since the greatnc rustbelt. richey piiparinen teaches population dynamics at cleveland state university. >> we rose with industry and wei died with industry, psychically. we lost our identity. >> reporter: to save itself, the city was reborn as a world-class center of medicine. downtown now beckons with clean streets, stores, and restaurants. there's still a tough struggle ahead, but as when its basketball team was down 3-1 in fi teams was dismissed as unlikely to even reach the world series yet again-- the city of cleveland looked into the abyss and staged the ultimate comeback. don dahler, cbs news, cleveland. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for our team here in cleveland and for all of us all around the >>> right now, it two people dead in this wrong way crash and how strangers tried to stop the driver. and how adot is trying to prevent these types of accidents. >> halloween horror story, a 5- year-old never wants to trick- or-treat because of frightening prank that left his cheek red and swollen. >>> three puppies have been returned, they were stolen from t

university for $25 million, and no admission of wrongdoing. eric snyderman called it a fraud the settlement. calling it a major victory. >> would you state your full name for the record, please? >> donald john trump. >> reporter: representatives for the trump organization telling abc news, resolution of these matters allows president-elect trump to devote his full attention to the issues facing our great nation. >> he had strong feelings about put his personal beliefs aside. >> reporter: while campaigning, trump vowed to never settle the claims. saying trump university has a 98% 98% rating. valuable valuable knowledge, and that a vast majority of former students were happy. the allegations of fraud were set to make headlines, with the trial set to begin later this month before the judge whom trump criticized as bias because he was the son of mexican immigrants. brian ross has reported students were falsely told mr. trump had personally sel personally selected the tonight, it appears those claims will not go to trial. >> and rebecca is with us live. trump university had been a major campaign issue. >> reporter: yes, it was. and now it's s

university of fraud. a stunning reversal on a day we learn major new picks for the trump administration. tonight, battle lines are drawn. >>> bd sweeping across nearly half aozen states and more trouble ahead for the holiday rush. >>> hits to the head. surprising news from doctors tonight about treating confusions. the new approach parents and kids should hear. >>> foam mystery. a massive blob creeps through streets sending firefighters scrambling, captivating the web. what authorities say it is. >>> and food fights. families bracing to talk turkey and politics at the thanksgiving table. "nightly news" begins

she has president obama at the university of michigan which has a crappy football team. but -- i'm a ohio state fan. >> the majority of college students, my niece said, are voting absentee. people are just assuming, like north carolina, that within the triangle that those students are voting north carolina. a lot of them are absentee ballots that will not be counted until the very end if there's a need for them to be involved. >> hillary clinton had to with millennials overcome two problems. one is the heartburn from the sanders race. we could talk about that but there's another problem, which is that obama himself was just so cool. and so there's a coolness factor to voting for him. hillary clinton is not cool. she's a good -- there's no cool factor to that. >> except for her pants suits. >> what she's been able to do i think over the past several days and past week, when you have funny or die coming out with great stuff, great memes going on, it's becoming a little bit cool now to be for hillary clinton now. >> to that front, let's play her ad. donald trump put out this two-minute clip making his case in the fina

traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays for the fifth time this week - an officer shot in the line of duty. the latest taking place in detroit. wayne state university officer - colin rose - was shot in the head while on patrol investigating car robberies. he was discovered by another cop who responded to the scene. hours after the shooting... detroit police arrested a man -- who was "a officials say rose remains in critical condition after surgery late last night. we're learning more about the driver of a deadly bus crash in chattanooga tennessee. 24-year-old johnthany walker is in custody facing multiple charges according to state records -- this is the second bus crash in two months walker has been part of. in april walker got his bus drivers license. in september he was involved in a minor bus crash. no one was hurt in that incident. walker faces five counts of reckless driving charges after monday's crash. security is tight in new york this week ahead of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. and while there are no specific terror threats right now, officials don't want to take any chances. more than three thousand police officers -- including hea

assume that our military leaders, let's assume that our home state universities across our 50 states, and let's assume that hundreds of major american companies and the more than 190 different nations that signed the paris climate agreement, let's assume that they are all actually not deluded about climate change. that they're not part of a hoax. if that's so, if these trained expert scientists who don't labor under a $700 billion-per-year conflict interest of are telling the truth, then the fossil fuel industry denying operation is a fraud. as a fraud, mr. president, it is a particularly evil one because in order to achieve its goal, the industry has to drag down the government of the united states or at least the congress of the united states to its level. the fossil fuel industry maintains a science denial operation and a political influence operation dined and -- designed and intended to willfully sabotage the proper operation of a branch of the government of the united states. we ought to all have a problem when a powerful special interest is willing to damage our american experiment in democracy just to achieve its se

became the first major city to obligations since great depression and became the poster child for the declining rustbelt. richie teaches population dynamics at cleveland state university. >> we rose with industry and we died with industry, psychically. we lost our identity. >> reporter: to save itself, the city was reborn as a world-class center of medicine. downtown now beckons with clean streets, stores, and restaurants. >there's still a tough struggle basketball team was down 3-1 in the finals or its baseball taesms dismissed as unlikely to even reach the world series yet again, the city of cleveland looked into the abyss and staged the ultimate comeback. don dahler, cbs news, cleveland. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for our team here in cleveland world, good night. carson and i have seen some terrible ads attacking our mom dana young. for things she never did. it hurts because mom is cool. she is caring, she works hard. whenever something is not right mom is on it. trust us we know from experience. mom put her career on hold for us. to raise our family. she is a role model for everyone in our community. from sony pictures studios, it's am

became the first major city to default on its financial obligations since great depression and became the poster rustbelt. richie teaches population dynamics at cleveland state university. >> we rose with industry and we died with industry, psychically. we lost our identity. >> reporter: to save itself, the city was reborn as a world-class center of medicine. downtown now beckons with clean streets, stores, and restaurants. >there's still a tough struggle ahead, but as when its basketball team was down 3-1 in the finals or its baseball taesms dismissed even reach the world series yet again, the city of cleveland looked into the abyss and staged the ultimate comeback. don dahler, cbs news, cleveland. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for our team here in cleveland and for all of us all around the >>> when we win on mbnoveer 8, we will be able to immediately repeal and replace obama care. >> but you know what donald trump was backing -- bragging about. grabbing women. mistreating women. >>> with just one week to go until election day, donald trump focuses on obama care, hillary clinton makes the final pitch to female voters. hello, and welcome to th

state university political science chair melinda jackson. thank you very much for coming in tonight. it will be interesting to say the least. the vast majorityf polls predicted a clinton victory and now while it is not over, donald trump is very close to being on the verge of a huge upset. if that happens, what would you say as to how he pulled it off. they have been breaking in trump's direction. this could be due to a number of factors. we could have under eimated voter turn out on the republican side. every poll before election day is just a snapshot in time. the one poll that matter matters is the poll we are seeing today. >> what message are the voters sending with this vote about what they feel about the state of the country or is this protest vote or what is it? >> we are seeing based on the results that there is a lot more anger out there in the country than we even expected. you knew it was there. this does seem to be sending a message that voters seem to not like the direction the country is going and are voting for change. >> you heard them talk about how world markets are plunging after it looked like donald trump was pulling ahe

states. the overwhelming majority of jan, i went to the university of maryland. i didn't spend a lot of time in the science lab. i was at lito's pizza but nice to know the lab is doing the job they are there for. >> it's impressing. >> jan, you look pretty good this morning. i heard you were staying up late last night to watch the cubs. a rumor. >> not only me, but my kids were up until 2:00 a.m. i'm sorry to the teachers there but what a victory. extra innings and rain delay! go, cubs! >> if had you to choose between the cubs and >> do not make me choose! charlie, i cannot choose! alabama, we like to do it every year. the cubs? 108 years? don't make thee choose, though! let's do both. >> good times. >> please go to lito's pizza before you leave. i highly recommend it. years later, i still remember it. >> i could use some pizza! >>> ahead, the curious intruder that created a scare in the water in australia. . >>> high temperatures today will be in the upper 50s, low 60s in boston, 65 to near 70 south of town and areas of rain focused through various monday, new h

university of fraud. a stunning reversal on a day we learn major new picks for the trump administration. tonight, battle lines are drawn. >> nearly half a dozen states and more trouble ahead for the holiday rush. >>> hits to the head. surprising news from doctors tonight about treating concussions. the new approach parents and kids should hear. >>> foam mystery. a massive blob creeps through streets sending firefighters scrambling, captivating the web. what authorities say it is. >>> and food fights. families bracing to talk turkey and politics at the thanksgiving table.

became the first major city to default on its financial obligations since great depression and became the poster rustbelt. richie teaches population dynamics at cleveland state university. >> we rose with industry and we died with industry, psychically. we lost our identity. >> reporter: to save itself, the city was reborn as a world-class center of medicine. downtown now beckons with clean streets, stores, and restaurants. >there's still a tough struggle ahead, but as when its basketball team was down 3-1 in the finals or it taesms dismissed as unlikely to even reach the world series yet again, the city of cleveland looked into the abyss and staged the ultimate comeback. don dahler, cbs news, cleveland. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for our team here in cleveland and for all of us all around the this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- an english teacher from westfield, indiana... a freelance consultant from higganum, connecticut... and our returning champion, rce development specialist from anchorage, alaska... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ]

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became the first major city to default on its financial obligations since the greatnc depression, and became the richey piiparinen teaches population dynamics at cleveland state university. >> we rose with industry and wei died with industry, psychically. we lost our identity. >> reporter: to save itself, the city was reborn as a world-class center of medicine. downtown now beckons with clean streets, stores, and restaurants. there's still a tough struggle ahead, but as when its basketball team was down 3-1 in the finals, or its baseball to even reach the world series yet again-- the city of cleveland looked into the abyss and staged the ultimate comeback. don dahler, cbs news, cleveland. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for our team here in cleveland and for all of us all around the and the mothers that were there, puzzled and amazed.)) what parents are doing to try and keep the school running like business as usual. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> rent prices are on the rise. how much it will cost if you aren't ready to buy... and why having a foreclosure in your past might not be a deal breaker. ((denise valdez)) >>> celebrating a huge milestone. ((

became the first major city to default on its financial obligations since great depression and became the poster rustbelt. richie teaches population dynamics at cleveland state university. >> we rose with industry and we died with industry, psychically. we lost our identity. >> reporter: to save itself, the city was reborn as a world-class center of medicine. downtown now beckons with clean streets, stores, and restaurants. >there's still a tough struggle ahead, but as when its basketball team was down 3-1 in the finals or its ba even reach the world series yet again, the city of cleveland looked into the abyss and staged the ultimate comeback. don dahler, cbs news, cleveland. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for our team here in cleveland and for all of us all around the right now on cbs 2 news, piecing together the events leading up to an officer- invovled shooting.what we're learning about today's investigation and the suspect. suspect.plus - "what we're doing is taking a look at the services that are provided to people who are vulnerable."why the sta >>> an officer involved shooting . what was involved. >>> why the state is pumping millions o

university of fraud. a stunning reversal on a day we learn major new picks for the trump administration. tonight, battle lines are drawn. >> nearly half a dozen states and more trouble ahead for the holiday rush. >>> hits to the head. surprising news from doctors tonight about treating concussions. the new approach parents and kids should hear. >>> foam mystery. a massive blob creeps through streets sending firefighters scrambling, captivating the web. what authorities say it is. >>> and food fights. families bracing to talk turkey and politics at the thanksgiving table. >>> good evening, what had been the headline of the day -- president-elect trump naming his picks for attorney general, national security advisor and cia director was eclipsed by mr. trump himself. with a surprising turnaround in a high-profile legal showdown. the soon to be president agreeing to pay $25 million to sett now-defunct trump university, something candidate trump declared he would never do. word of the deal comes ten days before the start of a trial that could have seen a president-elect testifying as a defendant. there's a lot to cover tonight, including the faces behin

team of activists, lead by a university of michigan computer science professor, believes there is evidence votes were hacked or manipulated in all three states. the majority of votes cast in wisconsin are paper b of them are tabulated by optical scanners. if you're interested in donating to this cause -- or monitoring the amount of money that's been raised -- head to our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app, and click on "links." in new berlin - a man and woman -- both in their seventies -- are dead in what might turn out to be a murder suicide. the man was discovered dead at the scene from a single gun shot wound. the woman also suffered a single gun shot wound, but she was alive long enough to be transported to a police officer explained to the media the odd 9-1-1 call: 'there was a male caller who did not identify himself but gave an address and said help was needed here. the dispatcher asked for more details and he just repeated that help was needed here thats all he said.' new berlin police say no one in custody... nor are they looking for any suspects. they are not releasing the identity of the victims at this time. after

major garrett, thank you so much. tonight there is growing evidence that the somali-born student behind yesterday's car and knife attack at the ohio state university was inspired by terrorists. 11 people were injured before a police officer killed the attacker. rampage, abdul razak ali artan went on facebook to praise radical muslim cleric anwar al- awlaki, whose sermons still inspire attacks even though he was killed by a u.s. drone five years ago. saying he had reached a "boiling point," artan wrote, one of his victims yesterday, iraq veteran and current o.s.u. senior, anderson payne, was trying to help car crash victims when he was slashed. >> when i initially saw him, i thought he was just angry because he had just wrecked his car, but then when i saw him starting to swing and i saw the knife i knew there were-- it was not just an accident. >> reporter: hisham ouhammou says he was a regular customer at his market as recently as sunday. >> he seems a very, very nice guy. him at all. i mean, he's very friendly. >> reporter: it certainly seemed that way at artan's graduation from a local community college, but his neighbor, louann carnahan, recal