stephanie. -who is buddy holly? -you're out of the hole. rock of love, $800. stephanie. -who is eminem? -correct. rock of love, $1,200. [ beep ] and that was sara bareilles. back to you, stephanie. rock of love, $1,600. allon. -who is stephen stills? -correct. stephanie. -who is homer? -homer is the one. rock of love, $2,000. allon. who is 50 cent? no. stephanie or georjean? [ beep ] talkin' about bob dylan. back to you, stephanie. cleveland, $400. georjean. what is the rock and roll hall of fame? yes. cleveland, $800. stephanie. -who is lebron james? -he's the one. cleveland, $1,200. be -- no. allon. what is daily plaza? no. stephanie. what is dealer plaza? plain dealer plaza? thank you, yes. "cleveland plain dealer." cleveland, $1,600. stephanie. -what is "the drew carey show"? -yeah. cleveland, $2,000. this university, formed by a 1967 merger, has a new frank gehry building for its management school. stephanie. what is case western reserve? you are correct again and you add to your lead. you're at $7,000. contemporaries, $400. allon. -who is da vinci? -correct. [ beep

stephanie: good, thank you. lemonis: i'm marcus. stephanie: nice to meet you. stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. how are you? dave: hi, marcus. i'm dave. lemonis: hey, dave. how are you? dave: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes

. >> stephanie: good friday morning, it is black friday. cool, damp morning. not a bad morning. shiri spear in the stormtracker weather center with how long the drizzle sticks around for black friday shopping. shiri? >> shiri: a little bit of bad news. sticking around all day long and boston right now at 40?, drizzle there up to beverly, worcester, it is wet, it is foggy, nashua, new hampshire 37?, but the 1 item of good news on map is the fact that i don't have freezing temperatures. i do have quite a bit of fog in and around the boston area metrowest back into centr and southern new hampshire, southeastern mass kind of lucking out right now, not as wet, foggy, cool, but coming for you guys later on today. breakdown hour-by-hour in peabody for anyone headed to the north shore mall, 11:00 a.m. 45? and upper 40s this afternoon but got steadier rain that moves in afternoon into the early evening hours and i think late through. >> continue to look. >> stephanie: let you about new 1 that popped up, 128 northbound, this is at walnut street but all the other icons, those are just mino

stephanie: yes. dan: would you agree that this was one of the best games to determine a champion in any sport that you have ever seen? stephanie: i would say that even my friends watching this game, staying up late. they cannot wait to see the outcome. i wasn't rooting for the cubs are the indians. i just wanted game, and that's what we saw. the curse was reversed, but there was a point when the indians tied it up, then the rain delay. you thought, maybe once again, the goat, everything coming back. it didn't. i wish there was a game eight. it was such a good series. dan: this is how jaded i have become. i would have enjoyed a cubs loss ? brewers victory. that's me. i don't want chicago to succeed. million albums since winning american idol back in 2005. they are a suburb. we are the big city. stephanie: you just really hate the cubs? dan: the question know, right done? perform out there on the high seas. >> that is until we set sail with carrie in new york. now backups are up here and the brewers ar

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. >> stephanie: i am stephanie coueignoux in for julie grauert. i am stuffed. >> daniel: as you should be. >> stephanie: as you should be. a successful thanksgiving. today is black friday and if you were heading out braving the crowds, definitely want to pack an umbrella. meteorologist shiri spear in the fox25 storm tracker weather center. you are tracking fog and drizzle. throughout the day. steadiest drizzle in southern new hampshire. i have to say it is kind of sneaking under radar and find it across northern massachusetts. 35 in worcester. 40 in boston. 35 in keene, new hampshire. temperatures also just above freezing. i think we will skate by that chance of any kind of icy spots. and we have a close eye on the temps. tracking a whole lot of fog. worcester with visibility under a mile, boston, nashua, norwood getting in on the fog as well. about noon to shake off some of this thicker fog especially out in the worcester hills. if you were headed to the north shore mall, peabody with on and off drizzle. steadiest stuff into the afternoon and hou

i'm a grateful excited stephanie ruhle, election day.e against an absolute outsider. this is democracy. this is america. we are making history. thanks for having me. now some more election coverage with my friend, craig melvin. >> today, two candidates poised to make history. one aiming to shatter the highest of glass ceilings. >> says i'm playing the woman card. deal me in! >> the other to shatter the system. >> our country is rigged. it's crooked and it's broken. >> at tthe election that's defi prediction comes to a vote. today, history will be made. >> a good tuesday morning to you from new york. i'm craig melvin and this is it. election day 2016 finally here. you are looking at history in the making. polls open up and down the atlantic sea board and points west to alaska, some 135 million americans are expected to cast ballots from across these 50 united states and some new numbers just into our newsroom. more than 46 million of those votes have already been cast in early voting across the country. the choice today, deciding

i'm stephanie ruhle. you can find me on twitter. with craig melvin. >> stephanie, thank you so much. a lot of breaking news to get to. at least five people killed overnight during a series of tornadoes that tore through alabama and tennessee. elsewhere in tennessee, thousands of people remain out of their homes today as wildfires continue to race through the smoky mountains. meanwhile, donald trump tweeting today he'll be leave being his business to his children while he serves as president. trump also saying he'll hold a news conference with his kids on december 15th, a little more than two weeks away. that will be his first news conference in almost five months. and breaking this hour, democrats voting on whether to keep nancy pelosi as their leader in the house. we're watching that vote very closely. but we start with that breaking news. the tornadoes that have left at least five dead throughout the south. three people killed in alabama where several buildings, including a church, were destroyed. about two miles to the east, tenn

stephanie: tha, stnk youhen. the badgers look for their third -- fourth straight big 10 victory when they host illinois next saturday. sheldon: we have had some amazing weather, especially for november. lindsey: it was beautiful today. we are in for a repeat on hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriousl.."vo: cle inng... nald trump: "i know mand calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of ? adrienne: you are looking at video from the annual veterans day parade. it happens every year the saturday before veterans day, which is more than 1,000 november 11. veterans and military from southeastern wisconsin marched in the event. it ended at the war memorial. the countdown is on. the holidays are just around the corner, which means a lot of famili

stephanie: hi. lemonis: hey. stephanie: how you doing, marcus? lemonis: this is stephanie.phanie: hi, stephanie menkin. nice to meet you. anna: hi. anna. nice to meet you. lemonis: stephanie is a woman that i partnered with a couple of years ago. she was one of the original owners of courage b. and she runs my entire fashion group. she's gonna be very involved in the process not only today, but going forward. so let's clear the back wall and let's -- let's move the process along. susana: all right. lemonis: this is what we know as the best-selling unit in the company, and the best-selling unit is black. next the tube top. this is like one of your best sellers ever, right? susana: yes. stephanie: great. lemonis: how many units did you sell? stephanie: almost 3,000. lemonis: 3,000. anna: and everybody's retailing this. lemonis: ultimately, the products that we choose here today will build a collection of core products. stephanie: fantastic. susana: yeah. stephanie: great basic. lemonis: and this'll give us a clear way to have products at a great price and always in stock. qui

we are back with stephanie flanders.al banker and your growth is going down and inflation is going up and you are stuck? a wrinkle for mark carney today is actually that the short-term outlook for growth is looking significantly better than they had taught in august when they took the emergency action. so i think the story today will be quite a lot better growth in the very short term that wasn't in their forecast but as you say, the striking feature will be the rise in inflation. and we will see how much they push it up next year on the basis on what happens to sterling and the import prices coming through. is an assumption built into the markets that pretty much any inflation rate, they are willing to tolerate it as long as they make the case that it is temporary. we saw mark carney back away from that last week and i suspect we will hear that today. yieldsalso have gilt coming up with potential questions about the stability of of its fiscalrms outlook and what is going on with the gilt market and how much it needs to

stephanie coueignoux in for jewel. a lot of us meteorologist shiri spear is tracking those temperatures. shiri, we are tracking rain and potential for some ice. >> shiri: light ice. and looking at inland towns and cities for that. pelham, new hampshire over to lawrence and portsmouth, new hampshire. we to have drizzle out there. a little more widespread than radar is showing because of really fine mist sneaks on to the radar. hopkinton at 36. right now auburn at 35. so is worcester with a little jaffrey, new hampshire. 1 degree away from the potential of a little bit of ice on the roads there, nothing widespread and something to keep in mind in northern worcester hills and southwestern new hampshire. we have mid and upper 40s. definitely out of the freezing zone in southeastern mass and showers in the hour-by-hour forecast. 6 a.m. temps at 41. 47 at noon. pockets of drizzle any time of the day. i am here to time it out with live drive-time traffic. >> stephanie: thank you, shiri. it is early but a lot of folks will be

from lambeau field, stephanie sutton, wisn 12 sports. dan: thanks, stephanie. that three game road trip could at 10:00 in tennessee, washington, and philadelphia. sheldon: lindsey is here to see how long these temperatures are sticking around. lindsay: we will look at how warm tomorrow will be and when to expect showers, next. adrienne: also ahead, a possible serial killer. a realtor connected to at least seven murders and the gruesome discovery just hours ago. and a frozen food recall we're just learning about. sheldon: we'll tell you which product you need to check your refrigerator for right now. >> before you hit the road, >> before you hit the road, check what greases the gears in washington? money. ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil companies. that's ron johnson. that's washington. and he fits right in. end citizens united is responsible for the content of this ad. i

stephanie: with the win badgers , improve to nine and two overall. next weekend they host the minnesota gophers at camp randall stadium. a win and they're headed to the big ten championship in indy. sheldon: thank you so much. now that gun-deer season is underway some hunters went out at dawn nine-day hunt. wisn 12 news' ben hutchison has more on the regulations you need to know about. >> the wildlife area is just one spot for hunting. the weather feeling more like fall and hunting season. i spoke with brett with the dnr. he says tags are no longer the animals. also, clarification on the new clothing option. >> hunters can wear blaze pink. they still have to have ground blinds covered in blaze orange. >> he says the wind can affect how loud it is. dear also tend to be less active. sheldon: the pastor to feel love and unity is taking his mission to the pump. they gave away free cast. it are a lot of people. one woman telling us that she waited almost two hours. the pastor want to do help 100 drivers before thanksgiving. >> we are absolutely pumped and

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> stephanie: thanks, shiri. early and black friday and things are running smoothly. taking a look at the maps, 93 southbound at the pikes. everything is running smoothly. there is an accident. nothing really impacting traffic on the expressway; however, we are starting to see just a few delays as you are headed in to boston. so just keep an eye on that. a live look now at the mass pike. everything is running up to speed. pretty quiet yet at this hour. if you were headed out 24 mass avenue. 10 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the mass pike and 25 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. back to you. >>> coming up on 5:02 this friday morning. the race is on to find the best bargains on all the holiday gifts. >> catherine: the tlivlt hunt, daniel. black friday is on the way for malls across the state and three-day shopping spree could bring billions of dollars into cash registers across the country. our jessica reyes is live at shoppers have been at it for days, jess. >> reporter: they are,

then essential you over to stephanie coueignoux this morning with an issue on the mass pike. >> stephanie: it's 'black friday and all tired and stuffed from thanksgiving. there is an issue on the eastbound lane of the mass pike. we are talking about a closure of the exit ramp, partially and something to keep an eye out for. there is an issue on the expressway. talking northbound, of course, a stalled caravan before 3 a, so also something to keep an eye on. there are some moderate delays if you are headed into boston right now. a live look at sullivan square. everything is running up to speed. you can see the shine that shiri was talking about. 13 minutes from 128 to the tobin bridge. 20 minutes on 93 from 495 to the leverett connector from route 1 to the weston tolls. >>> happening right now, the race is on to find the best bargains of all the holiday gifts. >> the thrill of the hunt this morning. black friday shopping is under way at malls and shops across the state and the three-day shopping spree could bring billions of dollars to cash registers across the country. live at south shore

stephanie: absolutely.t we're seeing is, trump's victory surprised many people, including himself. he doesn't have the deep bench of policy experts and people that can staff his administration. he is reaching out to people he wasn't close to doing the campaign. jamie dimon being mentioned as one of them. we're getting conflicting reports that he's been asked but he doesn't want it. j.p. morgan shares reacting nonetheless. i think he's a key appointment. he needs a heavyweight to steady the ship, given the uncertainty the markets are experiencing. francine: it seems there are two people in the running, right? we don't really have confirmation. ing about trump's transition team. stephanie: the other name in the mix was the chairman of his campaign. i'm not sure if he's considered as a heavyweight as jamie dimon would be in terms of policy experience. those are the two names that have been most prominent in the next. we don't know. francine: tina, we've never seen this before in the u.s. tina: we haven't seen

stephanie coueignoux in for jewel. a lot of us meteorologist shiri spear is tracking those temperatures. shiri, we are tracking rain and potential for some ice. >> shiri: light ice. and looking at inland towns and cities for that. pelham, new hampshire over to lawrence and portsmouth, new hampshire. we to have drizzle out there. a little more widespread than radar is showing because of really fine mist sneaks on to the radar.

stephanie what's going on this morning. morning.jenee-the fire has threatened at least seventeen hundred structures. and hundreds of people have been sent to the hospital. here's the view of the fire in georgia. georgia.yesterday--flames are ripping thug more than hundred acres of land.officials in north carolina--south carolina-- georgia--tennesse--alabama and kentucky are warning people to limit their outdoor activity. in north carolina--smoke is expected to be thick on the west half of the state. state.more than twenty wildfires are burning and some

>> reporter: morning, stephanie.nths ago that it was mike pence endorsing ted cruz before the indiana primary. but now, fast forward six months. both ted cruz and mike pence are waking up here in des moines where they will appear on the campaign trail together. aides said last night that the two camps have been talking since the summer, and back in september, when ted cruz ultimately endorsed the ticket, miex pence was one of those reasons while ted cruz said he decided to join with the ticket. they'll be here in iowa and then heading to michigan where this is ultimately part of mike pence's message of come home to republicans. count this as a notch for the ticket. >> from iowa to arizona. where donald trump has the slight edge over hillary clinton. actually, more than a bit of an edge, five-point lead. jacob soboroff is live in phoenix. jacob. >> reporter: hey, steph. who would have thought five days before the general presidential election that both the democrats nominee and the vice presidential nominee for the de

stephanie, first, how are roads looking? >> stephanie: roads aren't too bad. looks worse than it is. a lot of accidents, they are minor accidents on side roads and want to .1 on storrow drive eastbound near cambridge street and the reason why i'm doing that is second accident in very same area that we have seen since 4:00 a.m. the expressway we are only seeing some minor delays though if headed into boston and start seeing the delays once you hit quincy north and 13 minutes 128 to the tobin bridge and 20 minutes on 93 southbound from 495 to the leverett connector. and 22 minutes on 128 from route 1 to the weston tolls. i also wanted to show you this shot that we have been showing you all morning long, this is the tobin bridge and zakim bridge and you could see the fog has been rolling in throughout the morning. visibility very poor and drizzle. >> 40 in boston right now, 2-mile visibility fog going to be an issue and except for worcester right now, low clouds swallowing the buildings and basically the scene that we have across massachusetts with clouds and dri

in northborough, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> heather: stephanie. thank you. >>> a springfield man facing multiple charges this afternoon including killing a dog. a jack russell terrier chihuahua fix. he was walking with its owner when another man came up and started arguing friday afternoon. the man identified as edwin harrison is accused of pulling out a gun and shooting the dog. witnesses sa away as if nothing happened. harrison was a convicted felon and also accused of trying to hide that gun when running from officers. police say when they arrested him they found dozens of bags of heroin and cocaine packaged for sale. now being held on bail and due in court tomorrow. >> jason: a peabody in court this morning, happened thursday morning on route 62 according to police. the sale of news reports that ryan mccarthy was a passenger in mccarthy accused of getting out of the car and shouting at the other driver. at his arraignment he pleaded not guilty. he was told to stay away from the other victim. mccarthy is due back in court in january. >> heather

cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is right now - stephanie what can you tell us? us? jenee - here's a photo of that was tweeted out by k-c-c-i - our cbs affiliate in des moines-- the two officers were shot in two different locations about twenty minutes apart.other police departments in iowa - like here in cedar we'll continue to monitor this story all morning long - and bring you any updates.jenee. on this morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees. up next - the hawkeyes are back from their bye week and are ready to take on penn state. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. we know what chuck grassley has done for eth

cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live to explain why? why?stephanie? polling location--st.pius catholic church. aside from the presidential race-- the fight to control the senate will also be close tongiht. tongiht.according to a poll by the des moines register - a majority of people expect the poltical gridlock will stay the same in washington.looking at the senate - republicans hold a slight advantage - but democrats only need six seats to flip the script. script.for right now - only time will tell--- - chuck grassley and patty judge are running for the seat held by grassley for the past few decades. and in the last poll - grassley held a large lead.in cedar rapids-- stephanie johnson --back to you both hillary clinton and donald trump trumpare now making their final pitches to american voters who haven't already cast their ballots.they held dueling midnight rallies in battleground states - clinton in north carolina and trump in turn red by tonight.those rallies lasted well into the morning hours. donald trump: "trump: "did you ever think you'd be he

stephanie barichello we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 38 wind: sw 2-4 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with areas of drizzle/flurries. high: 46 wind: wsw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with area high: 43 wind: wnw 5-15 mph friday: mostly cloudy. am low: 30 high: 40 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 28 high: 39 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 29 high: 41 wind: sw 5-10 mphforecast from fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper

stephanie, how are things getting going this morning? >> reporter: melissa, preparations are underway for the heart walk and 10,000 people are expected to participate. this will be an incredible day. let's get right over now to the heart walk chair. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, stephanie. great to be here. >> reporter: so heart disease, the number 1 killer in the united ss, how can folks stay healthy? >> 80% of those diseases are preventible just we changing how you eat and act and getting exercise. we can do something about this and the heart association is looking for a cure. >> reporter: the goal is to raise $2.5 million. and i checked your website and it looks like you have raised almost $2.1 million? >> that's right. we are on the way and will hit with games for the kids and a lot of things to do, pretty sweat. come down and join us. >> reporter: and folks can choose to walk 1 or 3 miles? >> that's right. 2 loops on the mall, a perfect day and the sun is coming out. no clouds. >> reporter: all right. festivit

>> you know, stephanie, i don't know.nd of course, we heard from donald trump actually saying i don't want any kind of violence from my protesters or incendiary rhetoric at all. but what i will end up saying, this is kind of democracy, and that people have the right to protest, and also, in an election in which you had one candidate who decisively won the electoral college vote and another candidate who decisively won the popular vote, and we're seeing this urban versus rule divide. this is playing out where it was rural america that fueled trump's win. >> in terms of the popular vote versus the electoral vote, that is a hate the game not the player. the united states saw that play out when al gore did not win the presidency. there has been ample time for those who didn't like the system to truly raise it and make a change. >> oh, stephanie, i'm saying i know how the game is played. i am saying if you're a clinton supporter and these people have taken to the streets, that's one of the arguments they end up having. and tha

[applause] stephanie: thank you. wonderful to be with you tonight, and in addition to the 50th anniversary of the national historic preservation act, we are also celebrating the 50th anniversary of the national transportation act which has a number of important historic preservation provisions in it. i want to say thank you to you and all of our public servants past and present for your work to help uphold our preservation ideals. we appreciate it. for 67 years and counting, the national trust for historic preservation has been at work all over the country protecting the places that matter to the american people, and keep our communities vibrant and strong. i could stand here all night and talk about how preservation attracts tourists and spurs economic growth and can help address the problems in our cities tonight. you need only walk into a space like this restored main hall to know that our lives are better when our buildings are protected, when our history is protected, and when our buildings are kept in active se

me despido desde las vegas, nevada, soy stephanie bradford y regreÓo con ustedes.indocumentados se santa clara se sientan vulnerables ante las amenazas del ahora presidente electo, durante su campaÑa. leÓn: los alumnos realizaron una marcha durante el recinto. flavio, buenas noches, quÉ te dijeron? flavio: salieron a marchar por diferentes razones, entre Éstas para informar sobre quiÉnes son los estudiantes indocumentados que apoya esta universidad, y que este recinto es un santuario para indocumentados. dicen sentir temor de no saber cuÁl sera su futuro despuÉs de que donald trump asuma la presidencia del paÍs. tienes miedo? >> adelante de mi cuarto hay estudiantes que apoyaban a trump y el dÍa que ganÓ, esa gente saliÓ con una sonrisa en la cara en tras nosotros estabamos llorando, es bueno que alguien estÉ feliz, pero son gente que han dicho que hagan una pared. flavio: muchos universitarios ofrecen una posibilidad a quienes no tienen papeles. >> el propÓsito de la marcha es crear concientizaciÓn sobre la experiencia de los estudiantes indocumentados en nuestro

stephanie johnson. back to you. much. tomorrow night before black friday starts you can find all of that information online and still ahead on the cbs two news at noon right now there is bad news for employees that were planning on making more money with overtime later this holiday season >>> welcome back. i am here with doctor stephanie gray and she is here to talk about it is cold and flu season and holidays we don't want to be sick. she has given us tips on how to good morning. thank you for being here. >> 1st and foremost take vitamin d. it's great for the immune system in bone density and good for seasonal affective disorder or sad which a lot of people get. i brought here 5000 international units and 50,000 ius. our moderate -- our motto is if guess. we can maintain patients on ius but it's so inconsequential from milk for bodies. >> a lot of patience as can we get it from food. yes we can. fish and dairy but we are in iowa. we are not getting fresh fish every day and each cup of milk only contains abou you would ha

>> that's right, stephanie. remember earlier in the summer where those lines were ridiculously long and we were out here every day pushing tsa to do something. well look at the lines now. absolutely nothing. this is one of the busiest travel days of the year. this is the american terminal here at chicago's o'hare. what they've done to improve the line situation since the summer is they've added a lot more tsa security workers, 1400 new workers nationwide since the summer. they're also on this side of the security checkpoint trying these new automated lanes. what it is, it allows several people to line up and take off their shoes at a time and then they can push their basket into the security checkpoint without having to wait for the person in front of them. they think this new automated checkpoint will speed the process up by about 30% for people. and if this is any indication with the line here, it does appear to be working, stephanie. >> thanks, blake. still ahead, we're going to stick with thanksgiving becaus

stephanie sutton is in next with sports -- with sports. right now here are tonight's inappropriate casual friday attire detected. ?? thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. >> we expect to win every week regardless of what people think or say about us. personally, i like it when people don't like us. pride. stephanie: that's packers head coach mike mccarthy tonight one day after his team beat the eagles on monday night football. mccarthy full of packer pride, still in the nfc north race. time now for our exclusive one-on-one with packers wide receiver jordy nelson. >> the confidence never change. we just needed to do it on a consistent basis and score points in the red zone. we got a little banged up, and now they're getting healthy. we need just to play a complete game, what we call playmaking opportunities, the opportunity to make a big play in the

stephanie. >> all right, thanks, peter. i want to go back to that e-mail investigation now, and lawmakers who are demanding the fbi probe really provide more details about what they know at this point. the response from the justice department that they, quote, appreciate their concerns and will move as, quote, expeditiously as possible. well, that didn't sit well with democratic leaders who called the response disappointing and inadequate. i want to bring in justice correspondent pete williams. what's the latest? >> let me translate that letter for you. what the justice department is saying we didn't like the fbi sending this letter to you in the first place. now that it's out there, we're all for trying to get this resolved as quickly as possible. the fbi is going through all these e-mails. we don't have a good progress report yet on what they found, but there was some optimism they could get an answer quickly. now, that is a little bit tempered. but we should know more a little later today, stephanie. >> peter, there's al

stephanie sutton is next in sports. here are tonight's winning announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. stephanie: the badger football team enters saturday's game as a solid 26-point favorite against a three-win illinois team. statistically speaking, the fighting illini really aren't good at anything. they've especiay illinois ranks 121st in the nation in total offense, and they're down to their third-string quarterback, jeff george junior, the son of the former nfl quarterback. george did lead a late rally last week in a win against michigan state, so the illini should have some confidence. >> they are a good football back. we have to go out there and play fundamentally good wisconsin defense like we have put on tape. stephanie: as we showed you in our first half hour, jabari parker had a season-high of 33 points, but the milwaukee bucks still fell to the pelicans, handing them the first win of the season. former marquette star dwyane south beach to face his former team, the miami heat, since singing with the chi

live in iowa city stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. one way to give back this holiday season is through the salvation army. army.you may have already seen the red kettle stands across linn county.new this year is the kettle season pass. pass.it's a collectible pin you can purchase to show your support.you can buy one for 20 - 50 or 100 dollars at the salvation army.this year they thousand dollars.cbs 2 is a sponsor -- and we'll be ringing bells at the newbo city market this friday from 10-a-m to 6p-m.we also have a red kettle here at broadcast park. we'll also collect toys for the holiday season on december 8th. bring a new toy to donate to that we are also collecting toys for the holiday season on december 8th . bring a new toy to us that day and it drive that is december 8th all day long. you can take that to broadcast park at 600 old marion road northeast. >>> still coming up on cbs2 news at noon, in a world full of social media and internet roofing, one small-town bookstore refuses to be taken over by technology. the stand happenin

stephanie: thanks, stephen. as we showed you in our first half hour, brookfield east won their division two state title, defeating monona grove 42-36. santiago-lloyd set a new state record with five touchdowns. it's also the spartans first ever state championship in football. >> for us to come to state, it was big. but for us, this is huge. >> i'm in shock. we are at camp randall p we just won a state championship. i am on top of the world right now. stephanie: tomorrow morning wisconisn kicks off against , purdue at 11:00 am right here the badgers are favored by 28 points against the boilermakers. wisconsin hasn't lost to purdue since 2003. college hoops, marquette facing pittsburgh in the 2k classic at madison square garden. michael young drains the three-pointer. he had 30 points. marquette loses their second , 78-75. here now are dan and drew. dan: coming up tomorrow on big 12 sports saturday, the badgers try to move closer to the college playoff, but how do they get in? drew: can they beat the redskins on s

what needs to happen for them to get in stephanie sutton is next in sports. here are tonight's winning >> big 12 sports. stephanie: the packers will try and snap their four game losing streak tomorrow night on monday a game you can see right here on wisn 12. earlier this week i sat down with packers longtime kicker mason crosby and asked him what concerns him most about playing at lincoln financial field. >> i have played there a few times. fortunately had success there. going in, kind of blocking out the noise, really focus again on what we need to do and our team. th thing for this week is making sure we focus in on us. what can we do to go in there and block out the noise of their fans, the noise of everything that is going to go on? that is the biggest thing and a hostile environment like that is we prepare ourselves to block that out. stephanie: in nfc north action today da bears hosting the titans tennessee quarterback marcus mariota threw for 226 yards and two touchdowns. that one to rishard matthews under qb matt barkley who started for the injured ja

in 2014, stephanie, a suspended license. he had only obtained the commercial license to drive that school bus in april of this year and in september of this year a minor bus accident was reported. ntsb is still looking into this. evidently they revealed to us yesterday that a second vehicle did witness the crash and they are asking for that person to come forward and trying to locate that person. this as the bus driver's mother is asking this community and the country for compassion regarding her son. stephanie? >> now there's also a black box and cameras on the bus, right? >> reporter: can you repeat the question, stephanie? >> the bus, there's a black box, cameras. have they been retrieved? >> reporter: so ntsb told us yesterday there were two cameras inside the bus. they have obtained a warrant to look into them but as of yesterday at a presser at 4:30 p.m. in the afternoon, they told us they hadn't looked at the footage yet. >> thank you. joining us from chattanooga, tennessee. any minute now we are expecting an update o

cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live stephanie? hey jenee--i'm here at my polling location--st.pius catholic church. iowa - for decades - has been a purple state. for several years - iowans normally vote for democratic presidents but usually have a good mix in other donald trump wins the hawkeye state, he would be the second g-o-p candidate to win iowa since ronald regan back in 1984. 1984.as of today trump was leading in the polls and experts beleive this year - our colors will run a little more red than blue. obviously we'll find out that answer here in a matter of hours - when the polls close tonight. in cedar rapids---stephanie johnson--- back to you results come in and sharing them with you.polls here in iowastay open until nine tonight.when they close - you can watch our live coverage of the results right here on the fox 28 news at nine.and look for updates throughout the day on our website, fox 28 iowa dot com. some good news now for flood victims in eastern iowa. iowa.governor branstad extended a state disaster declaration

stephanie. >> thanks so much. have a great weekend. good morning, i'm stephanie ruhle. we have breaking news indeed this morning. donald trump filling three key posts. senator jeff sessions for attorney general, congressman mike pompeo for cia, and lieutenant general michael flynn has assessmented national security adviser. but these picks are controversial. sessions has been accused of racial insensitivity in his past. and flynn for his relationship with russia and comments on islam. >> there is a disease inside of this islamic body. it's like cancer. >> the phony and the choker. in a bizarre twist, trump now meeting with mitt romney. you heard me right, mitt romney, the former republican nominee in contention for secretary of state. and there is no love lost between these two gentlemen. >> mr. trump is a con man, a fake. >> mitt cannot run. he choked like a dog. >> plus, family meeting. the president-elect's first big meeting with a foreign head of state and who joins him? his daughter ivanka and son-in-law jared kushner. raising new questions about their roles in the

fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live in canton this morning, stephanie, that's one of a dozen of spots around the area designated as a drop zone. >> yeah, we're actually at a sunoco gas station in canton. these lockers owned by amazon. so what happens is when you order a package from amazon, you can actually have them delivered to one of these secure lockers. you can see this screen right here. you enter a code that amazon gives you it opens up the locker and you can get your package. and police say that's much safer than actually having your package delivered right to your home. they've seen a spike in these types of thefts since tuesday. and through tuesday, they've had 116 reported package thefts so far this year. and 30 alone in september. police told us thieves follow amazon, ups, fed ex and u.s. postal service trucks to figure out where they're going and they actually go back to the homes and steal the packages once they're delivered outside. >> what we're seeing is that homes that are clustered be the targets. it's easy prey for these subjects. they're able to get in and out of

dan: thank you, stephanie. bill young won his first state title when i was a junior at catholic memorial. that was 37 years ago. the hall of fame coach will try for his sixth state title friday. second straight ticket to camp randall stadium at the division three level. they took down perinnial powerhouses arrowhead, waukesha west, and wisconsin lutheran on their way to a perfect 13-0 record. friday will be all about revenge for this group, who get their second straight crack at green bay notre dame in the d-3 finals. the crusaders lost a 19-17 heartbreaker last year in the finals, and they haven't forgotten that feeling. as juniors at the time was to come back stronger as a senior class and show we can bounce back and show we can win this game. >> it's been motivation for our kids, but it's awfully hard to get back there, and now that we've done that with a perfect record, our aim is to get there and finish the season with a perfect record at 14-0. dan: and we wish them well. the badgers are 28-point favorites

i'm stephanie ruhle.ng security right here in new york city, because today is the 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade and it's going on right now. 3,000 officers are assigned to the parade detail this year with 3.5 million spectators along the parade route. that's beautiful america. but let's talk about serious things. officials have been stressing there isn't a credible threat after an al qaeda publication suggesting the parade would be a, quote, excellent target. joining me now is msnbc terrorism analyst, malcolm nance. we heard there's no credible threat, but what is the biggest challenge for security teams at an event like this? these are scary times. >> unfortunately, a credible threat means they have some intelligence indicators there may be a plot in the offing. what we have seen with isis and al qaeda is they carry out inspirational attacks. which means that they inspire individuals to go out and do it on their own. isis is a flash mob type mentality. they crowdsource terrorist attacks. right now,

stephanie: thanks, stephen. dan needles will join him later tonight in philly. meanwhile, tomorrow night's coverage starts with the big 12 sports countdown to kickoff at 6:30. followed by the packers and eagles monday night football game at 7:30. that's all right here on wisn there is hosting the titans, marcus mariota threw for 226 yards and two touchdowns, and the tennessee titans hung on to beat the depleted chicago bears 27-21 on sunday. matt barkley, starting for the injured jay cutler, led the late surge. but chicago comes up short in the final minute of the game, they lose 27-21. the latest college football rankings came out today. and despite beg season the badgers still drop one spot from number five to number six. the big ten west champions will face penn state in the big ten title game saturday night in indy. last night, the badgers clawed their way back from a slow start to beat the gophers 31-17 at camp randall stadium and reclaim the axe. it was senior day an apparently senior safety leo musso gave a motivational speech when his team was trailing a

stephanie: thanks stephen. , finally in division six. darlington facing fond du lac springs out in waukesha. these two actually met in the state championship game year ago. his cousin trevor is on the receiving end, family connections. 20-17 st. mary's, but in the final seconds, the quarterback finds him on the slant for the touchdown. 24-20 and gets revenge because they lost in the state championship to that team last year. very exciting. be in the 20's if you are away from the lake. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- lin-manuel miranda. from "dr. ken," ken jeong and albert tsai. plus music from banks. and now, stay put -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. welcome. thank you. very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you really for everything.

stephanie: yes, there is. the bucks, badgers and marquette all play. what the wisconsin players have to say about bouncing back. ? stephanie: the packers hope they have found an answer to their and his name is christine michael. 12 sports stephen watson reports from green bay. stephen: just hours after he was picked up off waivers, he was on a redeye to green bay. he arrived around 9:45 a.m., passed his physical, and then was on the practice field two hours later. >> i was ready to get up here as soon as possible. i grabbed the playbook, got great team, championship mindset. stephen: michael started seven of nine games for the seahawks this season, and mike mccarthy believes he can make an impact right away. >> dynamic football player. i love his running style. the best is the way he is able to change directions and explode on the second or third cut, so i think he is a good fit for us. >> ty montgomery field as well. he missed wednesday's practice with an illness. and depending on whether michael can learn the playbook and time, the packers might find

bus crash in tennessee, stephanie what do we know now? jenee- right now - the superintendent of the chatenooga schools is holding a press conference. the driver of the school bus - johnthony walker - faces multiple counts of vehicular homicide-- reckless homicide--vehicular homicide--reckless endangerment and reckless driving.at a press conference overnight the chattanooga police chief says they have issued a warrant to remove the black box from the bus and review video from onboard.authorities believe speed was a possible factor over 30 children on the bus--- kindergarten through fifth transported to hospital--five died on the scene--one died in the hospitaltoday--the agents from the national transportation safety board will be in chattanoga. authorities say walker may face more charges--they also say he is cooperating with authorities. just into the newsroom - within the last hour - president-elect donald trump has canceled a meeting with the new york times today.he says they changed the terms and conditions of the meeting at the last m

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