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. >>> forced to tep up. derek wolfe. pass intercepted. aqib talib. touchdown, >> aqib talib has never met a microphone he didn't like. the broncos corner making sure everybody knew he was back yesterday. team had the first practice in nearly a week. yesterday morning, aqib talib and derek wolfe back out at practice. and it was definitely a differenvibe around the team. and guys were energetic. well rested. and they are healthy. and they think their best football is still to come. >> we just know this is our time when we got to turn up another notch. this is our time when a lot of teams f. on that ride and continue to get better. t is is when we know we got >>> weather alert isor ng r you. we have a soggstart to th morning in the metro area. and this is the picture at vail pass this morning. fresh snow in the mountains. >> all right. we do have team coverage of this thanksgiving week storm for you this morning. because we know many of you are expecting visitors. or getting ready to hit the road. the weather we hope won't slow your drive. mie ley is up

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that means imoh tep advances.ave our blitz coverage of games that were played in just a bit. >>> a former student at rutgers university returned to its business school and stabbed a faculty member, another student and then himself this afternoon. the school tweeted out an alert shortly before 3:00 saying there had been a stabbing at the business school on the new brunswick campus. all three people were taken to the hospital. not yet known how badly they were hurt. no charges have been filed. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is canceling several campaign stops he planned on making for donald trump in new hampshire tomorrow. the move comes after two of christie's former top aides were convicted in connection with the bridgegate lane closure scandal. bridget kelly and bill baroni were accused of orchestrating the jam on the george washington bridge in september of 2013. they were found guilty on all seven charges of conspiracy and wire fraud. >> i said at the time in my opening and my summation that i thought s

today, mostly sunny, 30s on the teps for many. 40s and 50s for some. stsh temperatures for -- temperatures for many. 40s and 50s for some. sal? >> we have nice looking conditions for the most part. not a bad commute. the traffic continues to look good on the bay bridge toll plaza. when you get to the waiting, it's a 15 minute delay, not great but not as bad as sometimes we see it. we are also watching other commutes. 580 westbound is slow dlu the altamont pass. the rest of the silicon valley commute looks good. if you go to north bound 280, it looks good getting up to highway 17. lets go back to the desk. >> happening today, the city of san francisco will reactivate a hot line for victims of hate crimes. >> reporter: they setting up the line again because of the increases in the numbers of hate crimes report. it follows the reporting of an attack on a latina woman who had her hair grabbed and was told, no latinos here. city leaders said this is one of a growing number of hate crimes nationwide. the heads of the human rights commission from san francisc

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also, try to get your entire doctors say these moves can tep stave off the feelings of fatigue as your body adjusts to the new clock. >> believe it or not, the race for president has already been decided -- in schools across the country. scholastic magazine surveyed students in kindergarten through high school and they chose hillary clinton by 52%. republican donald trump received 35%, with the rest going to third party candidates. 1940, with the exception of two elections, kids have been right every time. >> similar results from students albaville middle school, they participated in a mock election. the process was just like that for the rest of us with a ballot and even the requirement -- well, you had to show i.d. the eighth graders we talked to said the campaign issues guided their votes, not the name calling. >> i would pertain to me, and who had the best policies that would enhance life for me. >> i thought about how any of these presidential candidates could lead our country and how they would affect us and symbolize the american way. >> i felt like i focused on their, like, mai

test teps. test. test test >>> welcome back. it's not only transition time for the president-elect. future first lady melania trump spent time this week with current first lady michelle obama at the white house. she will be the skekd foreign-born first lady in u.s. history. mrs. trump has a lot to look forward to when it comes to a big change in lifestyle. kate anderson braur is the author o of the book "first women and the residence." welcome. great to have you on the program. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about what lies ahead for mel lane yeah trump, knowing that a great deal of change is ahead for her. one of the things she takes great pride in, of course, is being a mother. that's something that michelle obama can really relate to very directly because that's something that she spnt a great deal of her time in the early years focusing on. >> that's right. i actually think michelle obama and melania trump have something else in common. michelle obama was the first african-american first lady, felt an extra degree of scrutiny. and melania is the first immigrant since lou

because you have to tep america to stop bombing syria and iraq. they're killing a lot of innocent people. >> mateen was later killed by police. a judge is still deciding whether 200 other phone calls from that night should be released. attorneys say they will cause distress. >>> develop inning stafford county, a car crash turns into a morning of terror for a woman in this happened along kingshighway near sherwood forest farm road. molette green is live with who sheriffs are searching for right now. molette? >> reporter: eun, good morning, this story is very disturbing and so the stafford county sheriff's department really is reaching out to the public for help to be able to solve this. they're asking the public to take a good look at the composite sketch that they have of the suspect. might be able to identify this man. take a good look at your tv right now. this is the person that they are looking for and there is not a very distinctive description to go on. the victim described the suspect as speaking mostly spanish with some broken english. tha

still got like flashing strobe lights in my head. teps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be preventedimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >> oscar: las vegas is an adult play land. and that's what we intend to be. uh, if people want to see mickey mouse, they can go 175 miles down the road. and if they want to see bugsy siegel under a rock, they stay here. >> anthony: is there a mr. vegas? like elvis or wayne newton or bugsy siegel used to be? if there is, he would probably be this guy. former mayor, oscar goodman. a man who knows, allegedly, and to the best of my knowledge, where all the bodies are buried. some of them, equally allegedly, by some of his former clients. we meet over drinks at oscar's, the steakhouse that bears his name, and boasts beef, booze, and broads. you had some colorful, uh, clients. who was nice, and who was less fun to have a -- >> oscar: well the truth of the matter is, all my clients were nice to me. because i kept them out of prison. >> anthony: did, uh, alleged mob

teps today look like this, 30s by 9:00 we hit 52 and 64 midday and an afternoon high around 3:00 of 68. we're pretty far above average. the average high this time of year only in the middle 50s. so we're overshooting that this afternoon. a little fog west of cleveland this morning. that should lift by mid-morning giving way to sunny skies for the whole day and clear skies tonight as well. the hour-by-hour rain chance there. i think election day could bring a little rain. let's talk about tomorrow's forecast a little more closely. morning forecast looks good. lots of sun, but as we progress through the day, clouds will increase and then i think by about 4:00 or 5:00, rain will move in from our west. i don't expect any thunderstorms or severe weather, but i do think the rain could slow us down on the roads. evening commute and those that plan to maybe swing by the polls after work. that's when i expect the rain to come in. 50 at 8:00 tomorrow morning and highs tomorrow in the lower 60s. we'll be just a touch cooler tomorrow, and then we get even cooler for wednesday. look at that. 52 on

don't discount decisions b and c, though, because they're your next teps. >> two, i have to rememberody. i have to strike to the weak spots. in this case, i can do a knee to the groin. >> his technique isn't textbook. like many of us, he doesn't have formal self-defense training. >> i wasn't letting up. i needed that gun and i was going to have it. >> acting on instinct, bill fights for the gun and his life. but it's a battle he fears he might lose. >> it was an insane pandemonium. it seemed like forever. you want to get in a struggle that long. >> true or false -- each year nearly 1 million burglaries happen when someone is home. the answer is true and of those incidents 25% of occupants are violently attacked like bill. >> you want to keep in mind you might need to fight for your life and it will be life or death. it's going to be you or him. who is it going to be? >> him or me. that's what my drive, my will and determination was. i'm not going to die today. >> they're there to harm you as a person. i would do whatever i could to get the gun away from the guy. >> finally, bill grab

one of the indications we have been looking at is the extent to which donald trump is willing to tep temper his gut instinct. >> you are not surprised? >> not at all. >> david you heard general hertling choosing his words cautiously in the last segment because even among the military he has a lot of detractors. what message is donald trump sending with this choice. >> he is sending a message that he appreciates loyalty. there was a point in the campaign where flynn was being floated out there for vice president. that didn't last long but it's not surprising that as someone who has supported donald trump throughout the campaign he was offered the position of national security adviser. i think it's interesting that what will be less interesting about flynn to me is this controversy about whether he was too far out there as a military guy in supporting trump is what happens when he's in the position of national security adviser and starting to advise president trump on decisions. you know, what the trump team has not fully in my view hashed out what they are going to do with issues like

i think ron brownstein told me one out of tep does it.der if we will see more ticket splitting because of the trump effect both trump voters who don't vote for the republican senator because they don't think he's been sufficiently supportive of donald trump and vice versa, people who like marco rubio but don't like donald trump. >> i think we will. >> i think we will. of course, it's only anecdotal but there are plenty of people who are saying the way they're going to deal with the trump phenomenon is just to go in and don't vote for the top and vote republican all the way down or vote for hillary and vote republican all the way down. >> to david's point, trump is on the stump reminding people how he beat rubio in florida. >> did he do that? >> he's always talking about the primary. >> the tricky thing is for the republican party as an entity, who do you turn out? do you turn out voters who are going to support your embattled senate candidates? even if they're not for donald trump? do you turn out trump voters? this is one of the organiza

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intermediate range missiles where the soviets had better than a ton -- and still have better than a tep-1 advantage over the allies. when they protested that and suggested a smaller number, perhaps i went along with that. the so-call eed negotiation tha you said i walked out on was the so-called walk in the woods between one of our representatives and one of the soviet union, and it wasn't me that turned it down. the soviet union disavowed it. >> mr. mondale, your rebuttal? >> there are two distinguished authors of arms control in this country. there are many others, but two that i want to cite tonight. one is strobe talbot in his classic book "deadly gam but." the other is newhouse who is an arms control specialist in our country. both said that this administration turned down the walk in the woods agreement first, and that would have been a perfect agreement from the standpoint of the united states and europe and our security. mr. nitza, a good negotiator returned, he was rebuked and his boss was fired. this is the kind of leadership that we've had in this administration in the most d

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as one leader moves, another one .teps and we fight harder as i look at the camera and i speak to all of you right now, people question our labor movement and our power. my message to you is "careful what you wish for." rank you. get out and vote on november 8 -- thank you. get out and vote on november 8. [applause] [crowd noise] >> i hope i have a little more time on my hands, not a whole lot of time on my hands. sure. thank you, guys. >> thank you for being here. thank you so much. >> you guys have for a long time. i appreciate your counsel. >> whatever you need. >> thank you so much for the hospitality. absolutely. all. to see you thank you so much. [crowd noise] >> making a huge difference for us. >> go knocking on the doors -- >> it means the world. >> thank you very much. >> i was wondering if i can get you to sign? >> what are their names? [indiscernible] >> yeah. [crowd noise] >> my kids wanted to meet you -- my girls. [crowd noise] >> thank you for being here. thank you for the work you do. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> you are amazing. [indiscernible] proud. very ve

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