reporting from the newsroom, ted perry fox 6 news. brad thanks ted. officials in madison and milwaukee had much more to say about the r now. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- to watch the complete news and tele-conferences. the story will be on our home page. one person is arrested after shots were fired near the milwaukee county jail. police responded to 9th and state around 9:30 this morning. the person arrested opened fire at two people. no one was shot, but an unoccupied car was hit. police say the suspect and the two people he shot at know each other... and their argument was tied to an police in germantown respond to a report of a bomb at a local business. officers responded to the gehl gail foods warehouse after an employee said someone may have entered the building with an explosive.the 60 employees evacuated while first responders investigated the call. the milwaukee county sheriff's office explosive ordinance disposal unit assisted germantown p-d. in the end, a bomb was not found at the warehouse, and employees were back in the

reporting from the newsroom, ted perry fox 6 news. steph thanks ted. some more bad news coming from the packers today as they try to snap a 4- tim van vooren has the blitz from green bay. "well against the gloomy backdrop of the day in green bay more gloomy news for the packers. running back eddie lacy and defensive back sam shields will not play again this season. they will remain on injured reserve right into the off season. mike mccarthy announcing that on wednesday. of course there is gloom regarding the team prospects as well. green bay has lost 4 straight games. one bright spot is that the life with aaron rodgers leading the way. green bay has scored 23 or more points 7 of the last 8 games, you'd think they'd get a few more wins in there but the defense has been holding things back and rodgers is now up to number 2 in the nfl in touchdown passes this year with 25." "the quarterback gets so much credit when things go really well and when they don't he gets a lot of the blame. i think you have to be honest and realistic. we are variations of offens

ted perry is in the newsroom to explain. as of yesterday -- more than 38- thousand in-person absentee votes have been cast.... already 2-thousand more than the last presidential election. that number is likely to still go up... as saturday is the last day to early vote in the city. city officials to reach close to 50- thousand. we're told: that could represent one in five voters citywide. as for why we're seeing higher totals --- mayor tom barrett says it's because of expanded voting hours -- and added early-voting sites. barrett says: "we've always felt that if we had more locations and more hours, that more people would want to vote early . barrett says: "people want to have that convenience, they don't want to wait in line on election day -- or they might have a schedule that requires them to vote early. deadline to register to vote prior to the election. keep in mind -- you will be able to do so on election day. reporting in the newsroom, ted perry, fox six news. brad thanks ted. the race to the white house -- again comi

fox 6's ted perry is in the newsroom to explain. mayor tom barrett and officials from the milwaukee health department say this will not be a top-down approach. they want to hear from you! there aren't a whole lot of specifics right now. this morning, officials joined world for their first meeting. the goal over the next few months is to bring community organizations into closer contact with the city, including the police department. in theory, with everyone at the same table, the result be a list of actions needed with everyone in the loop. even the best musicians in the world sometimes do a cd together and i think thats where we are. we need to get people to believe we have to work together. whats new this time is this is a community effort and i think thats really a significant difference. the health department says city officials will continue meeting with activists and faith leaders over the next several months. the plan is to develop a list of priorities the city can start addressing come springtime. the obvious question now--a

fox 6's ted perry joins us from the newsroom now with more on who's coming. ted? michael flynn is scheduled to speak at ripon college at 4:30. flynn is a retired army lieutenant general and former director of defense. last friday mister trump security advisor. it will be a first for the campus. the retired army lieutenant general and former director of the defense was actually chosen to speak at ripon months ago. andreas paloumpis-president, ripon college international relations club "we've never had a cabinet member so this is definitely something that across campus we are very excited about. i've heard a lot of good feedback from the community on it too." flynn has accused the obama administration of being too soft on terrorism, and advised president- elect trump on national security issues during the presidential reporting from the newsroom, ted perry, fox 6 news. steph thanks ted. a federal court says voting districts drawn by wisconsin republicans are unconstitutional. it's a victory for democrats who have been in the minority for six years and lost more grou

fox 6's ted perry joins us from the newsroom with the latest on the investigation and the man behind the wheel. ted? a school bus packed with children slammed into a telephone pole and a tree -- and flipped on its side. it all unfolded yesterday afternoon in southeastern tennessee. elementary school -- four girls and a boy were killed in the crash. three were in fourth grade, one in first grade, and one in kindergarten. police arrested the driver -- 24 year old johnthany walker. he's charged with five counts of vehicular homicide -- reckless endangerment -- and reckless driving. "it could've been my kids and these are babies that was trying to get home." the chattanooga police chief says there were no obvious roadway conditions that appeared to have led to the crash.s investigated as a possible factor. police say the driver is cooperating with authorities. reporting from the newsroom, ted perry, fox 6 news. authorities in lake mills are asking for your help finding a missing teenage girl. 16-year-old kendall humphries was last seen november 1st in lake mills. she is five feet, four in

reporting in the newsroom, ted perry, fox 6 news. steph thanks ted. we're looking at a warm up ahead of our weekend, but how long with those higher temperatures last? weather expert tom wachs joins us from the weather office with a look with lows in the 30s to around 40. sunny conditions expected tomorrow with similar highs in the middle 50s then a big warm up thursday into friday as high reach into the 60s. a strong storm system will bring rain late friday and may mix in with a few snowflakes. very chilly air by sunday as highs only reach into the 30s. 40 wind: nw 3-7 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. high: 56 wind: se 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny. am low: 48 high: 66 wind: s 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy and windy with rain likely possibly mixing high: 62 wind: s 15-25 mph with change on the way, you'll want to make sure you download the fox6 storm center app. it's freefor apple and android devices -- and offers exclusive access to the fox6 weather forecast. finally there is some good news to share about the green bay packr headed for the packers hal

but we start with our ted perry. he joins us from the newsroom with the latest after last night's tight race. it was a divisive and deeply personal campaign. donald trump pulled off a stunning victory against his democratic rival hillary clinton. today -- people from both parties spoke about putting aside their differences and pledged to work wanted or we worked so hard for and i'm sorry that we did not win this election for the values we share and the vision we hold for our country." with tears in her eyes and surrounded by supporters, hillary clinton publicly conceded the election. "this loss hurts, but please never stop believing that fighting for what's right is worth it." congratulated their nominee for winning the white house. president george h-w bush tweeting: barbara and i congratulate donald trump, wish him well as he guides america forward as our next president. his family is in our prayers. while celebrating his win -- trump set a different tone than the rhetoric he used during his campaign. instead of co

fox 6's ted perry is in the newsroom with more. ted? high winds have fueled raging wildfires... forcing the evacuation of thousands of people. three people have been killed in the wildfires. hundred buildings have also been damaged or destroyed. emergency officials are ordering people in gatlinburg, pigeon forge and areas near the smoky mountains to leave. national guard troops are being sent in to help overwhelmed firefighters, as dry conditions and a strong weather front are making conditions worse. the gatlinburg fire chief praises the courage of those helping people escape the flames. "it's difficult to go out into a community and try to protect property and everything that you've worked for is burning down, but that's what these men and women have done for the last 24 hours." several shelters have opened for people forced to leave their homes. and officials are making county school buses available to transport any more evacuees as the wildfires continue to spread .. perry, fox 6 news. steph thanks ted. as we mentioned earlier, the weather conditions played a big role in how

ted perry is in studio b with i've been bouncing back between two influence women in wisconsin politics. margaret farrow--the former republican state senator from waukesha county and the first woman to be wisconsin's lt governor--she's also on part of the group "wisconsin women for trump" the democratic voice tonight comes from jocasta zamarripa--who represents milwaukee's south side--and tonight is winning her and the candidates both promise quite the party tonight - a live look at hillary clinton's election night venue.. she's set up inside the jacob k. javits convention center, in new york. many say the sprawling convention center has a symbolic ceiling. and a live look at donald trump's campaign party headquarters - the new york hilton midtown hotel is just a few blocks from his trump tower home.. the hilton claims to have hosted every u.s. president since john f. kennedy.. eleci be right back. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your c

ted perry is in the newsroom to explain. brad - as of wednesday - more than 38-thousand people have cast that's already 2-thousand more than the last presidential election.. and it will likely go up since saturday is the last day to early vote in the city. so why the higher totals? milwaukee mayor tom barrett credits expanded voting hours -- and more places to early vote. barrett says: "people want to have that convenience, they don't want to wait in line on election day -- or they might have a schedule that requires them to vote early. city officials estimate close to this election.. they say that's roughly one in five voters citywide. and remember - tomorrow at 7 p-m is the deadline to register to vote prior to the election. keep in mind -- you will be able to do so on election day. reporting in the newsroom, ted perry, fox six news. early voting - a main theme this election.. especially from former first daughter chelsea clinton. she was at anodyne coffee in walker's point t for her mother - and encouraging people to vote

fox 6's ted perry joins us from the newsroom with more on their meeting today. on january 20th, the president-elect will become the 45th president of the united states of america. today involved say will be a smooth transition between administrations. president barack obama... president obama / no font needed - "we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed then the country succeed" ...welcoming president-elect donald trump "i have great respect. the meeting lasted for almost an hour and half, and as far as im concerned it could've gone on a lot longer." the closed white house meeting is a key step in starting the smooth transition between administrations... "i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel." "it is important for all of us, regardless of party and regardless of politicl preferences, to now come together, work together to deal with the many challenges that we face." so while the two sometimes bitter enemies- who had actually never met bashing one other... "he finally gave the birth cer

ted perry joins us in the studio with more. ted? officials have identified the suspect as 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan-- who they say drove his car into a crowd of people and then attacked others with a butcher knife. the attack-- which started a little before 10 this morning-- in critical condition. as the attack unfolded-- investigators say officer alan ha- rooj-koh horujko saw artan and immediately confronted him. officials are praising him for his swift action-- saying his efforts possibly saved lives. "our officers was on scene in less than a minute and he ended situation in less than a minute. he engaged the suspect and he eliminated the investigation is ongoing. i want to thank officers for doing a great job. they did what they were trained to do." but for another 90 minutes, students and staff were still huddling for safety--the all clear had yet to be given---classrooms became bunkers. one grad student, elizabeth perry who attended lawrence university as undergrad--told us they got into a music room, turned off the lig

fox 6's ted perry joins us from the newsroom with more, ted? the attack happened just before 10 a-m local time. at least eight people were injured, and an ohio state spokesman says the shooter was shot and killed. this morning at ohio state university in columbus, the warning came-- "nat" the campus went on lockdown as police and swat teams rushed to the scene. students and employees sheltered in dorms and class rooms ... blocking doors with whatever they could find. they distributed images of what they saw on social media ... and spoke to news organizations from their hiding places. voice of kevin vasquez/ohio state university student "it's very hectic here right now. there's like 40 cop cars, everyone's very frantic. all the swat teams are getting together and cops are still pulling up." before noon, the shelter in place alert was lifted. witnesses beg they saw. mos "it's not supposed to happen. sorry and authorities started piecing together details of what happened. craig stone/chief, ohio state university police "a male suspect drove a vehi

our ted perry joins us from the newsroom with a look at that race. the latest marquette university law school poll shows the wisconsin u-s only one point separates feingold and johnson. johnson will wrap up his bus tour of the state at an event in waukesha today. earlier today, he was joined by lieutenant governor rebecca kleefisch in oshkosh. johnson says he supports smaller government, focusing on policies that leave wisconsin residents with more money in their pockets. while russ feingold says he has a record of fighting plans that hurt american workers. "i want to limit government to those numerated powers, you know, the big things, national defense, securing our border, creating economic growth, and i want to make sure wisconsinites can keep more of their hard- earned money." "i'm going to stand up for wisconsin jobs, whether it's a democratic president or republican president, that's my track record, senator johnson is perfectly willing to vote for these deals that ship our jobs overseas." feingold is trying to win back the seat that johnson wo

ted perry joins us in the studio with the details. nearly one third of milwaukee public schools are doing better academically -- according to the new numbers released today that's about 50 schools -- all category" in the newly designed 2015 to 2016 school and district report cards. the district is now in the "meets few expectations" category -- up from the "fails to meet expectations" category. superintendent doctor darienne driver says -- it's a good start. "we have some progress people can feel good about the direction we are moving in but we still have that call to action the urgency to continue. once you are able to feel what success is what it feels like you want to keep going and hundred percent efficiency" across the board for all milwaukee public school students. five school districts in wisconsin received the lowest score -- failing to meet expectations -- including racine. back to you. a giant plane is in the skies above mitchell airport. according to flight radar on twitter, the "a-c 380" will be flying out of mitchell for

ted perry joins us live from the newsroom with more on the campaign stops from both parties. chelsea clinton was at anodyne coffee in walker's point today where she spoke to a crowd of supporters. clinton took a wide range of questions from the audience today. she spent a chunk of time discussing current problems with the healthcare system and what she called the "clear predatory pricing practices" of counts. "for high school students the question i'm asked the most is probably about gun violence. but i am also asked, does my vote really matter? on college university campuses i say, would you let someone else pick out what classes you're going to take? of course not." chelsea clinton also had two stops on the schedule in wisconsin yesterday -- one in eau claire and another in oshkosh. and vic will be in madison tomorrow. donald trump is speaking in jacksonville, florida today. he spent much of the speech on the f-b-i investigation into clinton's emails. lat night in florida trump told his supporters to "pretend we're losing" in order to drive up enthusiasm. most polls show a

fifteen" movement locally -- we had three gatherings in the milwaukee area - one of which ended ted perry live in the newsroom with more. demonstrators were calling it a "day of disruption" as they demanded the minimum wage be raised to 15 dollars an hour. earlier in the afternoon-- they said they were ready to move forward with civil disobedience and risk arrest if need be. on miller park way-- that's exactly what happened as at least ten people were arrested. we caught up with one woman who was arrested for blocking traffic. she says demonstrators are out on the streets fighting to barely making ends meet. people are poor and we need a change and if we stand up, nobody...my parents always taught me no one is gonna hand you anything, you have to go out and get it. closed mouths don't get fed. my mouth will never be closed. those demonstrators marched down to city hall earlier today-- asking for the common council and the mayor to hear what they had to say. back to you. stepht in addition to fast food workers... employees at chicago's o'hare airport joining in the demonstrations today cal

ted perry has more from the newsroom -- with political expert mordecai election day 2016. you know what that means -- tomorrow brings an end to the seemingly endless political ads. coming up -- how today's election has gone so far -- on a national scale. plus -- we're going in-depth with the wisconsin senate race. how it could have a huge impact months of campaigning -- all leading up to this. voters heading to the polls to determine several key re until eight p-m tonight... and you will need a voter i-d. we have breaking news out of california right now-- at least one person is dead and three others are injured after reports of a shooting near a los angeles poll station. officials say one person was dead on arrival and two of those injured confirm they had been shot. an elementary school that's also a polling place was on lockdown. we'll bring you updates as the night goes on. it's not just the presidency up for grabs tonight. many eyes are on the race to see who will control the u-s senate. the democrats or republicans. ben handelman has been following the big senate rac

ted perry joins us in the studio with more. by all accounts -- trump was trailing his democratic polls. that's not how things played out last night though.... donald trump / -r- president elect: i love this country! exuberance from the new and unexpected president-elect. donald trump / -r- president elect: i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all of americans. hillary clinton speaking this morning -- after privately conceding the race to trump last night. hillary clinton / -d- former presidential candidate: this iso so hard for and i'm sorry that we did not win this election. our responsibility as citizens is to keep doing our part to build that better, stronger, fairer america we seek. political pundits said clinton had a clearer path to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the race. as the night rolled on-- that path narrowed as key battleground states wisconsin also turned red -- the first time in years. donald trump says: now it is time for america to bind the wounds of division. president oba

we'll have those stories and more for you in about 20 minutes when ted perry joins me on fox six news at five. steph ?thanks ted. tis the season for giving thanks prep. beverly taylor is here with some of that. this thanksgiving dinner is coming a little early-- as in this sunday. and, the people involved in the preparation are extremely happy to do it. the combination is interesting: a chef-- some matc culinary arts students-- some messer high school students-- and a couple of cops. nat their goal: feed 400 people from the harambee neighborhoods this sunday at their 2nd annual thanksgiving dinner. "did you make a wish?" "i did". "alright." mpd district 5 police officer and community liason edward ciano came up with the idea. "i was looking for a way to work more closely with our community and come to a collaborative workshop for thanksgiving. the workshop is at matc's kitchen, which messer's cooking club students really enjoy. professionals that know what they're doing, that can help us out with pointers on what to do." "food brings people together and there's plenty of food for that

our ted perry has more on the politics of pot. s her real name--goes out to the front bushes of her milwaukee home and smokes a joint. i would like not to have to sneak it ...and for other people to understand. she knows she's breaking the law. she also knows she needs the relief. the major problem was major intestinal blockage... a series of surgeries last year left her in a great deal of pain--unable to work. "i went to the doctor and asked if she could refill my oxycodon and she said no..you shouldn't be on concerned about "madelyn" getting too dependent on prescription pain killers...she had reason to be--opiod addiction is an epidemic in wisconsin--and fighting that addiction is priority one for the state's republican attorney general brad schimel. it's absolutely devastating..there's no bigger public safety crisis and it's driving everything..robbery.. burglarly. schimel has a lot of tools in his fight against opiod abuse. medical interest in adding. so why start them off on another drug that can lead them down that path...i

let's start with the race for president- ted perry is here with that. their workday is far from over .. both presidential candidates -- campaigning 'til the bitter end. call it a battleground state blitz. and after months of campaigning -- the race to the white house is in the home her workday is far from over. she's criss-crossing three states in 12 hours. clinton says: "if you give me the honor of being your president, i am going to do everything i can to get this country and everybody in it back up!" democratic nominee... deploying the party's biggest names to where it matters most.... ...to north carolina nat pop kaine to florida nat pop biden and for the man whose job she wants, it was his swan-song as president in presidential politics.obama says: "i just have one question for you, new hampshire...are you fired up, ready to go? let's finish what you started, let's elect hillary clinton!" ------------- for donald trump.... he too is bouncing around the country -- in one last effort to win over voters. "it's been some campaign, they say it's the sin

our ted perry has the story you'll only see on fox6. nats.... if you are fast enough.... and energetic enough.... to keep up with caitlin cullen for...oh i don't know five blending nicely with her newest passion. 48:35 it's a total combination of the two things i love...i loved teaching but it drove me crazy...it drove me to cook bagels in the dark to calm myself... it's probably not accurate to say the former teacher and school principal is like this would be serene---but she's clearly at peace. and obviously fully vested in a project so close to fruition, she can taste it. 45:03 i wouldn't sink all my money and time into something i don't believe in" the "something" is a out for development. we're in lindsay heights baby...lindsay heights... me "not the trendiest of neighborhoods... her it depends whose trends you're following...lh is a great neighborhoodlindsay heights-on the north side has a 40 percent poverty rate but that didn't scare cullen. if anything, it attracted her. "when you yell jobs in a neighborood where people need work it's not challenging to find a goo

our ted perry has more on the politics of pot. most every night, "madelyn"--not her real name--goes out to the front bushes of her milwaukee home and smokes a joint. i would like not to have to understand. she knows she's breaking the law. she also knows she needs the relief. the major problem was major intestinal blockage... a series of surgeries last year left her in a great deal of pain--unable to work. "i went to the doctor and asked if she could refill my oxycodon and she said no..you shouldn't be on that anymore" if her doctor was concerned about "madelyn" getting too dependent on prescription pain killers...she had an epidemic in wisconsin--and fighting that addiction is priority one for the state's republican attorney general brad schimel. it's absolutely devastating..there's no bigger public safety crisis and it's driving everything..robbery.. burglarly. schimel has a lot of tools in his fight against opiod abuse. medical marijuna is one he has no interest in adding. so why start them off on another drug that can lead the

ted perry joins us now from the news room with some stories they're working on for fox six news at five. a popular local d-j arrested. he's facing felony charges for a disturbing crime. at five, what he's accused of doing at the tavern where he was working. also at five... a local chari prisoners pick out presents... but not for themselves. coming up, the people who will be getting them. all that and more in about 20 minutes on fox six news at five. brad thanks ted. a homeowner watches helplessly as his garage and business equipment go up in flames. fox 6's brittany shannon talked to residents who are thankful the fire didn't turn out worse. "i'm in tears for the owners" neighbors, bystanders, tenants, and yes...the owner...watching "33:05 i thought that my whole house was going to burn out. that much fire was there 13" a fire that started with a bang... "34:00 we heard this boom loud bang and i thought it was a gunshot at first 34:05" but when tenants glenn keidl and his son walked outside their home...instead, they saw flames... "34:51 i thought i could at least try to contain it unti

ted perry with his story. dan lipski practices extreme caution. no one knows more than a battallion chief not to take any little thing for granted. lipski-a fourth generation milwaukee firefighter--learned that the hard way last april 15th. his pounding headache--which sent him home from the fire house that day--had nothing to do with taxes-- after dinner that night he struggled away leftovers from dinner. a couple of seconds later i knocked over a lamp..and started to think something wasn't quite right and i called my brother.... initially, doctors suspected a brain tumor and he was transferred to aurora st luke's on milwaukee's southside. dr juanita celix quickly discovered the problem. "they were absesses small collections of bacteris that walled themselves off" the first step was antibiotics---which helped a was painful--and potentionally lethal. "he had a few in critical areas so they were on the right side of the brain..and they control motor function for the opposide side of the body. "pretty important things to have if you're a firefighter

ted perry is here with that. brad and steph - donald trump and president barack obama will meet at white house tomorrow. and despite the divisive race - both - have been calling for celebrating... donald trump's election is also sparking protests... nats in california's bay area wednesday more than a thousand high school students...walking out of classes -- along with a number of their teachers - chanting - quote - "not our president" this, after a night of tense dina says: "because we were so close to having our first ever woman president and we have a guy that is a white nationalist ." in downtown oakland, california protesters took to the streets... some smashing storefront windows... and setting garbage and tires on fire. elsewhere from oregon...to chicago... to outside the white house...crowds gathered to voice opposition to the new president-elect. pacico says: "i feel extremely disappointed. i'm definitely not proud of the decision but i think we just need to, like every election, come together and you kno

from katy perry for clinton to ted nugent for trump, do celebrity endorsements from an impact. nicole brewer goes straight to voters coming up in about 6 minutes. cbs3 will have you covered this election night expanded live kompleg begins on cbs starting at 7:00 p.m. and we will be bringing you local updates on local races throughout the night and join us for an expanded edition of eye anytime necessary news at 10:00 p.m. >> the news team is covering all the races. i'll be covering the presidential race in new york city with my colleague natasha brown. we also have reporters on the big races in new jersey, delaware. >>> after 6 long days, the septa strike is finally over and service will be back in full swing tomorrow. after tough negotiations both sides reached a 5-year deal. the details won't be revealed until after that's voted on november 18th. this morning septa employees started returning to work and riders said they're happy this strike is finally over. >> i'm just glad it's over, that's all. just glad it's over. >> but now want to know if they going to reimburse me. >>

from katy perry for clinton to ted nugent for trump, do celebrity endorsements from an impact. nicole brewer goes straight to voters coming up in about 6 minutes. cbs3 will have you covered this election night expanded live kompleg begins on cbs starting at 7:00 p.m. and we will be bringing you local updates on local races throughout the night and join us for an expanded edition of eye anytime necessary news at 10:00 p.m. >> the news team is covering all the races. i'll be covering the presidential race in new york city with my colleague natasha brown. we also have reporters on the big races in new jersey, delaware. >>> after 6 long days, the septa strike is finally over and service will be back in full swing tomorrow. after tough negotiations both sides reached a 5-year deal. the details won't be revealed until after that's voted on november 18th. this morning septa employees started returning to work and riders said they're happy this strike is finally over. >> i'm just glad it's over, that's all. just glad it's over. >> but now want to know if they going to reimburse me. >>

also rick perry, ted cruz, meghan, is it important do you think to have a mix of people across gendersnd ethnicities? meghan: first person to have a female campaign manager win an election. i'm sorry. legitimately that was actually like a life goal of mine. i wanted to do what kellyanne conway did, but happy she ended up doing that he already showed to me is open to diversity. i'm one of people i want best person for the job. don't care who it is, no matter what race religion, i want america cleaned up. tulsi gabbard fascinates me. she is rising star in. bernie or bust person. first hindue member of congress. she ends up working for donald trump my mind will be blown and renege about everything about donald trump not being open-minded to the other side. there is part of me she joins. she is big advocate for syria and very harsh critic of the obama administration foreign policy. dagen: michelle rhee, we were talking about public schools and common core. she is a incredible advocate for basically school reform. >> my sons were in the public schools system in the district of columbia when

. >> in the sequel matthew perry transforms into senator ted kennedy with a prosthetic nose.this four-hour sequel the family tragedies are played out including the chappaquiddick & scandal where she drowned in a car ted was driving. >> it will affect your chance of being president??o cf1 o >> the last time katie played jackie was in 2011, she was still married to tom cruise. >> as exciting as it was it was daunting because he was loved by so many, and you walk into a situation trying your best, but everybody has their idea of who she was and so you're never going to please everyone. >> from jackie's headline-making second marriage to billionaire aristotle onassis to the tragic love story of her son john junior and carolyn bisset. >> the one brief, shining moment known as camel on the. >>> up next, we are with hollywood's ageless beauties and christie brinkley and elle macpherson looking stunning at 52. >> i was craving sugar. >> i'm on the set with melissa mccarthy. family to be in her new movie, her husband, her daughters and even her dad. >> it is a family affair, for sure.

. >> in the sequel matthew perry transforms into senator ted kennedy with a prosthetic nose. in this four-hour sequel the family tragedies are played out including the chappaquiddick scandal where campaign worker mary jo kopechne drowned in a car ted kennedy was driving. >> it will affect your chance of being president? >> the last time katie played jackie was in 2011, she was still married to tom cruise. >> as exciting as it was it was daunting because he was loved by so many. so you walk into a she was and so you're never going to please everyone. >> from jackie's hhadline-making second marriage to billionaire aristotle onassis to the tragic love story between her son john junior and carolyn bessette. it has all of the drama which became a part of history. >> the one brief, shining moment known as camelot. >>> up next, we are with christie brinkley's mother-daughter date night and elle macpherson still looking stunning at 52. >> what i found is i was craving the carbs and craving the sugars. >> i'm on the set with melissa mccarthy. how she recruited her entire family to be

to meet with former texas governor rick perry after dropping out of the gop primary race and perry endorsed ted cruz and was one of the president elect's harshest critics during the primaries. >> he offers a barking carnival act that can best be described as trumpism. >> i want a president of the united states that brings out the best in us. >> perry did not, or i should say, did endorse trump back in may and now speculation swirling that the former governor is considered for a cabinet role including secretary of defense. all of this follows the flurry of meetings over the weekend as the president-elect golf resort in bedminister, new jersey, nine on saturday including a high profile talk with mitt romney and james "mad dog" maddox and then business from his former hollywood agent, ari manuel and rudy giuliani and chris christie who recently replaced or was replaced by the vice president-elect mike pence on the transition team as chairman. >> and other things. and other things. >> your administration? >> very talented man. great guy. thank you. >> chris christie? >> many qualities. including. >

former texas governor rick perry, and ted cruz, a contender for attorney general. >> donald trump right now isn't looking to figure out who supported him and who didn't. if you are the best person for that job he wants you for part of this team. >> i taught my two little ones that you don't push people around -- >> reporter: healy fought hard against trump. >> the best person based on the policies and dealing with things like obamacare still is donald trump. that doesn't mean it's an easy vote. >> reporter: trump was just as brutal. once tweeting the people of south carolina are embarrassed by nikki haley. >> donald trump's candidacy is a cancer on conservativism and it must be clearly diagnosed, excised, and discarded. >> reporter: trump once said of perry, he should be forced to take an iq test before being allowed to enter the gop debate. vice president-elect mike pence was on capitol hill, reaching out to democrats, meeting with house minority leader nancy pelosi. after flexing some of the gop's new muscle in this selfie. >> we're excited about moving the trump agenda forward. so gr

former texas governor rick perry. and ted cruz a contender for attorney general. have. >> donald trump right now isn't looking to figure out who supported him. who didn't. if you are the best person for that job, then he wants you as part of his team. >> i taught my two little ones that you don't push people around. >> hayley fought hard against trump announcing he reluctantly supported him in the general election. >> the best person on the policies and dealing with things like obamacare still is donald trump. that doesn't mean it is an easy vote. >> reporter: trump was just as brutal. >> donald trump's candidacy is a cancer on conservatism and it must be clearly diagnosed, excised and discarded. >> trump once said of perry he should be forced to take an iq test before being allowed to enter the debate. vice president electromike pence was on capitol hill meeting with the nancy pelosi after flektsing some of the gop's new muscle in this selfie. >> [ inaudible ] >> reporter: but pence and the transition are vowing to clean up washington with now restrictions on lob