i mean since i've been to the group, i can put up with anything. you know that was really a great session. hey, and the next one's gonna be even better. pop's gonna sit in on that one, aren't you, pop? what? wow, that's great, mr. sanford. maybe now you'll find out why you hate people. i don't hate people. don't get no rice on my clothes. [exhales] look it, you said you hate people. i'm people. you're not my people. mr. sanford, now you know that that's not the truth. i mean, way down deep inside we're both exactly the same. yeah. deep down. but as you get closer to the surface, i turn black and you turn yellow. what is the matter with you, man? ah chew is our neighbor, and you know what it says in the bible. "love thy neighbor." well, the guy who wrote the bible didn't live in this neighborhood. if he had, he'd have said, "love thy neighbor, but locketh thy windows." ah chew! gesundheit. listen, i know that's not your true feelings, mr. sanford. i mean i know that way down deep inside you really love me. don't you touch me, egg roll! i really close

at one one point, officers used tear gas to try to break up the group. nearly thirty protesters ended up in cuffs, according to a tweet from portland police. jessob/dgx and president-elect donald trump-- responding to the protests... last night, he tweeted out- quote, "just had a successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. very unfair." dgx and this morning he followed up with a tweet saying- quote, "love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night have passion for our great country. we will all come together and be proud!" the president-elect is making his first official meetings since the election. yesterday-- trump and vice president elect mike pence toured the white house as well as the capitol... president- elect donald trump, along with his v-p-- arrived in washington to meet with the men they'll replace in january. president obama sat down with trump for about 90-minutes yesterday. they talked about domestic policy, and setting up a team to make the smooth transition into the whit

ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say the president elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these people out here are losing something. we're taking steps 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corithios fox6 news and similar protests also taking place in cities all across the country.... demonstrators marched in the streets in new york... oregon... and even in madison... kim is in the newsroom with details. in madison-- thousands marched from the u-w campus to the steps of the state capitol. organizers say they wanted a space to reflect and discuss their discontent with the election outcome. they also say the intention of the march was not to reverse the election outcome, but rather for their concerns to be addressed by a presidency. in portland-- protests that lasted througho

groups. in 2014, the working group consolidated the candidate guidelines proposed by the expert groups to reduce duplication and overlaps and during 2014 and 2015, several member states proposed additional draft guidelines for consideration by the working group. as of the start of 2016, there were 29 draft guidelines under consideration, and it was clear the various guidelines were at different levels of maturity with some being largely agreed and therefore within the reach of consensus by copuos while other draft guidelines still needed substantial further discussion to build consensus. time does not permit me to give you a detailed blow-by-blow account of all the discussions in copuos. i see my co-chair -- my copanelist is smiling here because he knows the details. suffice it to say that in june, 2016, the working group reached consensus on 12 of the 29 guidelines and it noted this state of guidelines was ready for states and international intergovernmental organizations to consider implementing on a voluntary basis. the committee also agreed on a work plan for the period 2016 to 2018 to conti

the group of some 50 to 60 started marching. the crowd made their way to market street and headed to the ferry building. police escorted them blocking off the sidewalk for safety. on the embarcadero the group stopped. they voiced their concerns and some sounders sounded their frustration through their car horns. >> my question is how many of them actually legally voted? if they all voted then they have a right. if they didn't voted then they have no right to do this at all. >> reporter: the group continued marching for several hours, some say that they have been out every election, upset about what a trump presidency might mean for women, racial minority, immigrants, and lbgt people. >> advocate for trying to change this aggression that people have. i advocate for donating causes that will help those that will help in that new trump presidency and so that the aclu, planned parenthood, southern poverty law center. i'm still struggling to find other ways to help and make a difference. it's a part of what has made this week so diffi

, and the four expert groups was again, something new to the committee, where we had co-chairs who work on a voluntary basis, pretty much doing -- yeah without -- without direct u. nunchtn. support. we organized the expert groups, they were quite active, and had a real cross-section of developing countries participating as well as individual experts. on the u.s. side, not only did we have the inner agency process, but we also -- we were also able to get the support from industry through organizations like secure world foundation, space foundation, aiaa, american astronautle, and what that did is gave us a reality check on what we were trying to accomplish in the u.n. it was a confidence building and transparency measure for domestic purposes, and it provided -- it provided what i would say a degree of credibility, at least in terms of what the u.s. was seeking to accomplish for the long-term sustainability guidelines exercise. so the, i guess that -- i just wanted to make sure that you all fully appreciate the scope and nature of wha

imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group and forcibly transfer people of the group to another group. the convention provides a clear internationally recognized rubric for evaluating instances of genocide including historical cases not subject to jurisdicti jurisdiction. they must commit at least one of the five genocide acts. following the formulation of this new international treaty scholars began reexamining the colonelization by the united states. more than 20 scholars deemed california a case of genocide. still relatively little has been written about the california genocide. at least compared to other genocides in world history. building on previous scholarship an american genocide is the first year by year comprehensive recounting of the genocide that took place against california indians under u.s. rule. the stakes are high for scholars and california indians and all citizens of the united states. scholars will need to reevaluate current interpretive accents and address new questions. they could reexamine the assumption that indirect effects of colonization l

the group includes the city of portsmouth, newcastle and peace. sean: the state supreme court is set to hear oral arguments today in seth mazzaglia's appeal of his murder conviction. the appeal focuses on evidence concerning lizzi marriott's alleged prior sexual history and traffic patterns around the manchester walmart should be back to normal by next week. city aldermen voted last night to open up all gates and return president road and mack avenue to two way traffic. erin: coming up on daybreak. talk about space junk. a massive meteorite is now on sean: they say everything is bigger in texas and apparently that includes things from outer space. erin: a 760 pound meteorite is now on display at texas christian university. says his horse refused to get within ten feet of the rock. kind of weird. scientists think it could be billions of years old. what does the horse know? sean: alien life, probably. students and faculty now have a new way to get around campus at santa clara university in california. sean: the only self driving campus shuttle in th

headquarters of the bear's law and forensic science team, a group on the fbi's domestic terror list. >> as far as, you know, them having us on a watch list, i really don't care. >> reporter: tom nelson takes them as sovereign citizens. they are activists, he says. advising people whose families have been investigated or separated by government agencies like cps. >> it would go higher but cps, but yeah. >> reporter: that's he suggests is what is behind the arrest of the group's leader. government retribution. davis spoke to us exclusively from the polk county jail charged with armed kidnapping and false imprisonment. according to the arrest affidavit yeager came to learn about the group in july but was later told she would become davis' wife. she claims davis instills fear in everyone who doesn't follow his rules and the only way to leave is in a body bag or, at a minimum, on crutches. >> i would like a formal inquiry and investigation done in my case to validate my name. angela yeager lied. >> reporter: yeager said she was able to escape the residence on october 24th or from behind b

groups. in 2014, the working group consolidated the candidate guidelines proposed by the expert groups to reduce duplication and overlaps and during 2014 and 2015 several member states proposed additional draft guidelines for consideration by the working group. as of the start of 2016, there were 29 draft guidelines under consideration and it was clear the various guidelines were at different levels of maturity with some being largely agreed and therefore within the reach of consensus by copuos while other draft guidelines still needed substantial further discussion to build consensus. time does not permit me to give you a detailed blow-by-blow account of all the discussions in copuos. i see my co-panelist smiling here because he knows the details. suffice it to say that in 2016 the working group reached consensus on 12 of the 29 guidelines and it noted this state of guidelines was ready for states and international intergovernmental organizations to consider implementing on a voluntary basis. the committee also agreed on a work plan for the period 2016 to 2018 to continue its discussions of the

ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say the president elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these losing something. we're taking steps back, we're not moving forward. 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corithios fox6 news and a similar scene in madison -- as thousands take part in a march from the u-w campus...to the steps of the state capitol. space to reflect and discuss their discontent with the election outcome. they also said the intention of the march was not to reverse the election outcome, but rather for their concerns to be addressed by a trump presidency. meanwhile -- in portland, oregon... police detained several protesters after anti-trump rally turned violent. the demonstrators breaking windows of businesses...and starting a dumpster fire downtown. police are c

ray: asking the landfill group to pay for a new water main. it would serve neighbors closest to the former landfill and connect them to the public water supply. the most recent tests of wealth in the area have not shown elevated levels of harmful chemicals, but selectmen say they want to be proactive just in case problems surface. sean: the state supreme court is set to hear oral arguments today in seth mazzaglia's appeal of his murder conviction. the appeal focuses on evidence concerning lizzi marriott's alleged prior sexual history and consent. traffic patterns around the back to normal by next week. city aldermen voted last night to open up all gates and return president road and mack avenue to two-way traffic. but they are going to continue to study that. erin: and coming up on "daybreak" -- talk about space junk. a massive meteorite is now on bigger in texas, and apparently that includes things from outer space. erin: apparently. a 760-pound meteorite is now on display at texas christian university. it is the second largest meteorite of it

and i disavow the group. it's not a group i want to energize. if they are energize i want to look into it and find out why." when leaders were called up. >> right now they in love with me. four weeks ago they weren't in love with me. agree with trump's campaign. the president-elect now on the way to florida where he plans to spend the holiday. from the "live desk," q mccray. back to you upstairs. >> more sign of unrest. you see the papers right there? this is outside the trump hotel. hotel staffers and the street sweepers at the jefferson hotel pick up the scraps of paper with the expletive and then t the hotel declined to comment. michelle: developing story in chattanooga where five children were killed and two dozen hurt when a school bus crashed to a power pole and then a tree. the ntsb begun a mechanical inspection of the bus. and police have charged johnthony walker with vehicular mom side. then a mailbox. then the bus flipped over. michelle: the driver walker was involved in a minor crash two months ago

they are all employees of the north american stamping group. everyone has said they claim they will continue working. we'll see. >> even the small checks are giant checks. >>> for the first time since receiving the presidential medal of freedom, ellen delaware res is talking about it on her show. . >> we remember president obama thanked ellen for unspiring her audience with the countless things that it bind us and inspire us to be better. >> i don't know if you heard but last week i received the presidential medal of freedom. i don't even know how to express in words how honored i felt getting that from the president of the united states. goodness, gracious, that was a moment for her. ellen forget her i.d. and was forced to wait outside on a bench while someone retrieved it from her hotel. the tweet prompted millions of views that got her inside in just a few minutes. she also managed to get all of the attendees, celebrities and dignitaries to participate in that manikin challenge. they pulled that off flawlessly. not a muscle cuban leader fidel

"they already are the largest demographic group in the country and they're the group that voted most heavily for hillary clinton." things could get democrats before they get better. in two years.. they'll be defending 2-dozen senate seats.. including several in predominately republican states. president obama continuing a veterans day tradition.... laying a wreath..... on the tomb of the unknown soldier today.... at "arlington national cemetery". he used his last veterans day speech..... to try to bring unity.... after the election... search for ways to come together, to reconnect with one another and with the principles that are more enduring than transitory politics, some of our best examples are the men and women we salute on veterans day. the president said today... the u-s military is our country's.... most diverse institution.. but... they are all.... "forged into common servic this is a day to honor and thank our nation's veterans.. and las vegas knows how to do it. the annual veterans day parade wound through the streets of downtown las vegas this morning.. hosted by our very

why the group will be celebrating a little more this the blue man group gets a special gift from the city of las vegas today-- to celebrate the group's 25-th anniversary. "it's a really big deal for us and being here for 15 years..you're kind of a staple on the strip. and for us it's not an obligation , it's actually a joy for us to be apart of this community." commissioner steve sisolak presented the group with a key to the las vegas strip. he also official november 17-th as "blue man group day." 20-16 has been a busy year for the blue men. they released a new studio album...went on a world tour....and published their first book! you can catch their show any night of the week at the luxor hotel and casino. it's not your usual late night taco bell experience. the tacobell cantina flagship store is now open on the las vegas strip. "this is actually our seven thousandth restaurant. and to us what flagship so when people think taco bell brand their [going to] think of this restaurant. and to us its more than just a restaurant, it's really truly the future of what taco bells will look li

no. >> i'm going to deny the various requests for injunktive relief. >> reporter: however the group says they'll continue to fight. >> are they going to destroy the iconic center piece of their existing camp us that has made them a world famous hospital? for the families whose children survived because of the garden or who didn't survive, this is the whole meaning of existence. >> the hospital not commenting today but has said they're actually expanding their green spaces in their remodel, something one former patient thrrs some of spirit and life and it brings so much to the hospital. >> the group has actually said that they plan on suing the hospital and continuing their fight. as for the hospital, they say they're actually adding on to their green space and don't plan on getting rid it. error live in boston, keli o'hara , a 7news. >>> investigators say careless disposal of smin this was the scene earlier this morning. three people were forced out. no one was hurt. fire officials say the flames caused about $400,000 worth of damage. >>> police are investigating an early morning sho

>> the group's website says it advocates for the heritage and identity of european descent in the u.s. yesterday, the trump transition team issued a statement saying president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any kind and he was elected because he will be a leader for every american. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will take a look at donald trump business holdings and any potential conflicts of interest as he prepares to take office. >>> a man accused of gunning a

trump slammed them saying i don't want to energize the group and i disavow the group. perhaps the biggest headline comes on the issue of climate change. during the campaign, he repeatedly said he would withdraw from the accord and named a climate denier to head the transition team. he told the "new york times" i'm looking 59 it closely. i have an open mind to it. his interview with the times comes after he outlined the top priorities for the first 100 days in a video produced by the transition team. noticeably absent is mention of building the wall or repealing obamacare. all of that happening against a flurry at trump tower as the president-elect inches closer to filling out the cabinet. caroline ryan who was in the times meeting with donald trump this afternoon. thank you very much for joining us. you are joining us by skype and it's a busy day at the times. we saw the tweet storm as the negotiations in public over whether or not he would come partly. the times insisting that part would be on the record with reporters not just an off the record meeting. he kept talki

and i disavow the group. it's not a group i want to energize. if they are energize i want to look into it and find out why." when leaders were called up. >> right now they in love with me. four weeks ago they weren't in love with me.

you asked him all the -- everybody there asked about the alt groups that met over the weekend and white nationalist group. and you tweeted not a group i want to energize and if they are, want to look into it and find out why. this is trump finally after days directly addressing this and denouncing this yes? >> sure but i don't know what it means. he said if he learned that steve bannon was connected to quote/unquote alt-right, his raising, wouldn't have him work here. bannon said in july that brietbart is part of the alt-right. he said wants it to come to his attention. it's true disavowed it but i don't think it's going to satisfy his critics who hope he will say more forcefully, given a rise of hate crimes around the country and anti-semitic attacks. >> one of the big stories, transition team opened up possibility that donald trump in his administration would not seek to investigate or press charges against hillary clinton. wh did he say about that? >> he was very -- i began with that question at the session. asked him to clarify talking about the e-mails and clinton foundation, both,

the group isinglying the officers, not confronting them them in the area. it loses like the students are following the suggestion and walking off to what looks leak lombard, and so far, as we watching, the students are comeblyant with what the police have been asking and they are being explained in a gentle manner where to go and where not to go but police are in front of them. as this continues, it looks like the group is get smaller, too, so we will be to until this. if this is a major development we will let you know. if you want to watch this we have sky 7 streaming live on our website and our news app where you can check to see what is happening with the student protests through the city. >> as you know, the walk out started yesterday in berkeley and oakland, sky was overhead as 2,000 students walked out of class, students at two oakland schools, oakland tech and bishop o'dell walked out and several walk outs today in san ramon and walnut creek and concord is it is bay area wide. all the daytime protests have been relatively peaceful. at my it is a dif

i didn't want to let the group down. i figured maybe he could give me one of them miracle drugs or something. you know what the miracle was? there ain't nothing wrong with my throat. my throat ain't no different than anybody else's. that's what the doc said. good old doc. you know that lump you seen? that's the uvula. everybody's got one. open your mouth. there's the old uvula. you got a uvula. they got a uvula. i got a uvula. all god's children got a uvula. hallelujah. it's just incredible how a man can sing so flat and talk so normal. yup. shame barney can't talk his part. yeah. hi, everybody. sorry i'm late. was just discussing a new idea that involves you. oh, yeah? something to do with the group? you better know it has. uh, we're going to make you soloist. right, john? soloist? yeah. soloist? me? yeah, and you're going to have your own microphone and everything! i am? oh, yeah. we have to keep you way separate from the group. you do? yeah. that's so your recitations will stand out. my recitations? number. and you're

the dea has started funding after school dance groups in the city, and will help pay for billboards, and radio and t.v. was a major talking point for the campaign. last night governor-elect chris sununu met with vice president-elect mike pence at the republican governors association. pence pledged to help states with the swift delivery of block grants but without federal mandates that often hold up very desperately needed resources. >> they recognize the severity of the opioid crisis in new hampshire they understand the urgency. it is about getting services to the officers on the front line, the services to recovery centers the services to the schools for , prevention programs. shelley: new hampshire's experience with the crisis could put the granite state in a position to lead the nationwide response. tom: the town of greenland is taking action making moves to , secure safe drinking water in case of any future contamination to the ground water. at issue is concerns about pfc.'s found in monitoring wells their request and who they want to pay for it. siobhan: the board voting unanimo

but some of the groups worried most about issues could be the groups that sway the election. yes, the minority vote is huge in florida, the hispanic population could be the group that sways the election one way or the other in the state. black voters have some sway, too...but lower turnout in that group could lessen its impact. but while voters in these groups have the potential to have a huge impact on which way florida goes, they are the voters more likely to experience problems at the polls such as longer lines and waiting times. center often times, polls that serve mostly black and hispanic voters don't have the resources to keep the lines moving quickly...in some cases, that can discourage voters. our 10news political expert says lower voter turnout in the black community---whethe r it's because of long lines, less enthusiasm, or whatever the case might be---it could hurt democrats, who historically benefit from this voting block. for those worried about how long lines or other hiccups in the voters...experts say while everything's not perfect, the system still works. an

just one more wild card the future administration. a group of eco-activist has swum across the dead sea and attempt to raise awareness about the deteriorating condition of the salty lake. environmentalists say it is disappearing at an alarming rate. this action is not taken soon. >> i must say. is the it is a constant fight. this was a challenge. the swimmers have to wear special masks which is so salty it can cause life-threatening injuries if swallowed. the 25 swimmers aim to save the dead sea >> to raise awareness of the catastrophe we are witnessing. you are doing something that has never been done before. brent: a reminder of the top stories. angela merkel will run again and that is according to a senior member. is elected, it will be her fourth term in office. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. stick around. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here is your host. >> our week just wouldn't be the same withou

condemns the group and their comments. an italian restaurant where the meeting was held said they had no idea the group was going to be there. the restaurant apologized for what it called hateful sentiment. they said we are donating the profits from the restaurant sales league that has been working to bring people together in peace and understanding. >>> former mtv star tila tequila was there posting a picture of herself doing a nazi salute. her twitter account has been >>> american music awards co-host gigi took heat for her impression of first lady melania trump. she is apologizing to anyone she offended. >> i love my husband president barak obama. and our children sasha and maleah. >> she tweeted this handwritten note saying her impression was "i believe melania understands show business and the way the shows are written and run. i apologize to anyone who i offended and has the best wishes for anyone in our country." >>> there is another place in the valley for homeless and abused teenagers to turn for help. open. >> rep

that doesn't mean the current group, the cedar rapids development group, hasn't been doing some work. there have been communities where the racing and gaming commission had to choose between different proposals and that might be the case now. " groups wanting to build a casino have until the racing and gaming commission says it probably won't consider license requests until at least late summer. a long standing cement silo came tumbling down in cedar rapids today. nats - crash a kcrg-tv9 viewer caught the moment the grain bin came down on blairs ferry road northeast, across from target. the bin was part of cement company, lehigh, which closed more transforming into a retail region called "north towne market." the first stores are set to open by the end of next month. a man in the quad cities lost a bet on the election, and now he's paying up in a unique way. zach cobert bet a buddy that donald trump would not win the election. he promised if he lost the bet, he'd get a tattoo of trump on his body. his facebook followers chose the design, but the artist at 3-d skin shop in lower back.

he disavowed the group and steve bannon who has been linked to the group saying he wouldn't hire him if he was racist. a crowd cheered and boo as president-elect trump left the offices of a newspaper he has repeatedly referred to as the failing new york times. he berated them for how badly they treated him and said prosecuting hillary clinton is something he does not feel strongly about. admitted, there is co change and says while a formal position for his son-in-law was unlikely, he could help make peace between the israelis and the pastinians. he dropped hints saying he is considering dr. ben carson for secretary of housing and urban development. president obama has been in contact with him. >> president obama has committed to a smooth transition. and as a result, they have >> reporter: the times pressed trump today on potential conflicts of interest. he reportedly told them he can run his business perfectly and run the country perfectly. and said while he could continue signing checks at his company, he is phasing that out and giving control to his children. jim? >> thank you shau

there was briefly concern the group may start walking on the interstate.... but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say demonstrations this is only a first step-- 08:40 "yeah we're protesting but we need to talk about more policy talk about bringing it to the government talk about bringing it to the politicians instead of just advocating" this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corithios fox6 news meanwhile... police are now calling an anti-trump protest in portland, oregon... arrested at least 26 people. kim's in the newsroom with the latest. protests turned violent there... as police reported seeing people out with bats... and multiple acts of vandalism. police in portland are tweeting that things have been thrown at officers... and cars have been damaged. the state also had to shut down two interstates and two bridges because of the demonstrations. a witness sa

the nonprofit group, the voter participation tender is behind the mailings. an official with the group claims it's an attempt to encourage voter participation. invasion of privacy. the group says it's targeting single women, african-americans, latinos and young voters. >>> and president obama returns to the campaign trail today. he took a break for halloween. there's no real escape. one of the kids at that party, reminded him of his new status, showing up in a duck costume in a bandage. a lame duck. >> he wins. that kid is over the hill himself, compared to charlie harding, the 10-month-old dressed up this halloween as cam, from abc's hit show "modern family." >> he wins halloween. he wins it all. >> totally. he has the hair for it. everything. >> it's my favorite costume i've seen so far. >> and the shirt. >> he looks so much like him, it's unbelievable. kudos to the parents for making that connection. >>> coming up, we have more from the big night at the white house and why so many of the guests found not just plenty of treats but quite a few tricks, as wel

and the repeated demands to have donald trump denounce this ugly group, which he's done but they want it done in stronger terms. we'll have reaction on that from pete hoekstra. >>> water boarding, peace in the middle east and mr. trump's relationship with president obama. howie kurtz and mike huckabee are next with the news. >> they are so dishonest, folks. you can't even read articles in certain papers anymore. "the new york times" is a total lie. checking your credit score?" "you don't want to drive old blue forever, do you?" "credit karma huh?" "yeah, it's free.' "credit karma. give yourself some credit." we catch flo, the progressive girl," at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring?

my job is to set the table with some drill downs of catholic groups. in the cycle compared to the past i will comment on that as we go so let me jump in and in the interest of time. i thought it might be helpful to get some context. one of the things we are seeing in the recent book calle their e end of white christian america and one of the things i had been noting in the pattern is despite the antipathy between white catholics and protestant groups in the past we've seen more of an alignment especially since ronald reagan among some of the groups from even the explicit theological documents to bury the hatchet back in the '90s and going forward. and what kind of interesting is if you look at the voting patterns that will tell the story because i want to get the last three cycles from the exit polls it is the percentage who voted for the democratic presidential candidates. i'm going to put it out in two batches and you will see why. among the groups for democratic presidential candidates over the last three cycles, you'll see none of them hit 50% said

the group expects to file the gaming application in the next four to six weeks the linn county board of supervisors will swear in its newest member this morning. stacey walker won the election cedar rapids native has served on an area task force trying to reduce poverty as a method of decreasing violence. a wartburg college senior is now the newest member for the bremer county soil and water commission. and he was a write in candidate. jesse kielman campaigned for just 10 hours on election day. he says he was interested in the position, but didn't really consider it until his mom called and told him she wrote him in. so, kielman decided to ask his friends to do the same. "33:37, i had a lot of p campaign that was mire 10 hours i would vote for you, that's a fair criticism i'll take that " kielman will join the commission after the first of the year. he won't be able to vote because there's already a commissioner from his ward, but he will have input. today, dozens of people plan to speak in front of the iowa utilities board about the dakota access pipeline and alleged problems with c

and the repeated demands to have donald trump denounce this ugly group, which he's done but they want it done in stronger terms. we'll have reaction on that from pete hoekstra. >>> water boarding, peace in the middle east and mr. trump's relationship with president obama. howie kurtz and mike huckabee are next with the news. >> they are so dishonest, folks. you can't even read articles in certain papers anymore. "the new york times" is a total lie. >>> developing tonight, new fallout after 48 hours of intense media coverage for the annual conference of a white nationalist organization. video surfaced over the weekend from a washington meeting of roughly 275, 85 people at the conference. some of whom are caught on tape making nazi salutes and praising president-elect donald trump. mr. trump has been called on several times to disavow the tape and the group which he has done. there are growing questions about whether the media coverage is giving the group exactly what it wants. trace gallagher has more. >> the controversial video showing a few hundred memb

the group that just went by us is a smaller group than the first one we saw, which i believe has made its way down another direction. different groups. some a lot more rowdy than others. again -- by the way, many holding flags of different countries. i have seen a mexican flag, one of argentina. and they -- they're chanting in unison every now and again. good news here. it looks like with this group, police are helping them with the traffic situation. >> steph, you mentioned it must be difficult for police. we know san francisco police are not new to massive protests like this one, so they must have been ready being that this was such a contentious election. >>> we've seen all these school protests. obviously there were protests on the streets of other cities. oakland last night. that's where we're going to go right now as we await comments from the city's mayor, libby schaaf. a large group of reporters and citizens and anyone who wants to hear how the city government is responding to what happened last night. as we saw what began as a peaceful protest turn violent over the course of

that received the treatment, as compared to the control group that received only minimal treatmentman minds, human psyches are malleable. they are pliable. in the same way as a person gets radicalized, it changes from a mainstream kind of person to a fringe kind of person, they can be brought back, and also, they can be re-radicalized. >> reporter: the experiment may soon have some other points of data, thanks some judges in minnesota who are leaning forward, looking for a better solution. >> while people may be very happy to see someone put away for many, many years, if they're accused of being a terrorist, that just is not feasible to think that warehousing these people without helping them at all is doing anyone any good. >> reporter: the science suggests de-radicalization is possible, but is this country ready to embrace the approach en masse? the jury is still out on that. miles o'brien, the pbs newshour, minneapolis. >> woodruff: as families and friends gather together for this thanksgiving holiday, we are aware that this year's meal may be a more tense and awkward affair tha

the group had helped out singer bruce springsteen! his motorcycle broke down in new jersey this past weekend. the bikers were returning from a veterans day event whenhe saw him stranded on the road. they initially didn't realize it was him... until they got closer and saw his face. the group gave springsteen a ride to a restaurant... where someone else came to pick him up. but before he left -- the rockstar bought everyone a round of drinks... and promised them concert tickets. clark county presented blue man group with a key to the strip. and this thursday will officially be "blue man group day". the group has been performing for around 15 years in las vegas--putting on more than 10 thousand shows. 25-th anniversary and the beginning of a weeks long celebration. "it's a really big deal for us and being here for 15 years.. you're kind of staple on the strip. and for us it's not an obligation, it's actually a joy for us to be apart of this community." representatives say their success over the years is due to the people who come out to

the group trying to buy chase field... says... they're taking their ball and going home. and what do you give the woman who has everything? cheetos! before you laugh... hear us out... the story. in your morning juice... from the 12 news studios in downtown phoenix, here's what's coming your way on 12 today... adlib welcome it's a big day here at 12 news - that's because it is turkey tuesday.. this morning.. jimmy q is out at the bashas at chandler heights and gilbert - with a preview of what's going on...

kevin: the non-profit group is called the antidefamation league. today we contacted the off also here in d.c. to confirm maggiano's donation but so far we have not heard back. live in northwest, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. >> man overboard! man overboard! larry: from recreation to rescue, the fishermen from chesapeake bay came to the aid of a man from the south river. but the winds on the water bay. >> is there anybody else in the water? >> this is the caught on camera moment a man's life is saved. his small boat blown over? powerful winds a mile from shore. he is running out of time when he is spot and pulled aboard a fishing boat. >> he was happy. real happy. probable cause saturday was a bizarre day on the water. it started out nice until 4:00 p.m. when the winds came. >> the waves went from four to five to probably six feet high. brad: the same dangerous conditions leading to a tragedy on the bay as two fishermen are killed, a third missing and believe lost. they responded to 13 rescues on the bay in two hours. knowing the danger, they raced to

anchor: the group leaving behind some necessities to keep those in need warm in the cold. but first let's see what's coming up new at 6:00 with maria and ed. anchor: we are following breaking news tonight. anchor: why some protesters are being arrested. and a new hamre how a video of her in a trump halloween costume led to her being yanked out of the classroom. >> the gangsters that have come into the state to get in on the gravy train to see how much money they could make. anchor: bay state college edition's sticking up against legalizing pot. anchor: and thousands of christmas gifts for military families lost in a huge fire. kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but- she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. massachusetts has many

the group says they'll continue to fight. iconic center piece of their existing campus that has made them a world famous hospital? for the families whose children survived because of the garden or who didn't survive, this is the whole meaning of exirches. >> reporter: children's hospital has been planning a million-dollar expansion in the 100-year-old facility, and the group says their expansion threatens this garden. the hospital not commenting but said in the past they're actually expanding their green something one former patient isn't buying. >> seeing it all go would be absolutely devastating for me, knowing there are so many thraves have been affected by this garden, and there are ashes in that garden from children from time before and there's so much spirit and life, and it brings so much to the hospital. >> now, the group has also filed a lawsuit which will continue to proceed and they say they're still gonna fight to try to save their garden. reporting live outside of boston children's hospital this afternoon, kelli >

100 students from the arizona school for the arts walked off campus today, and they weren't the only ones. groups of other students marched all the way to the state capital. >> reporter: that's right . once again a large group of students from several schools in the phoenix union high school district staged walkout. they took their protests to the street, and some of them end up here at the state capital again for the second day high. about 200 of them marched and chanted, most of them minority students who say trump does not have their best interests in mind. and for the last 90 minutes, the superintendent posted a scompert a video message to parents on the website. he wanted parents to know if large groups of students attempt to leave to stay. >> that does not mean that we condone or support students leaving campus. we have very strict performances about missing class, leaving campus. and there are consequences for students who have poor attendance or make choices to leave campus or leave class. and we deal with that on an individual basis. >> reporter: the superintendent said that in the past

the corner of ripley drive. i am in san jose, two police officers were shot at one -- one group. i'm join with the lieutenant that will tell us more. tell us, lieutenant, what happened? >> the officers were in the area at 7:30 pm. they were on foot patrol, they encountered a group of male subjects copy approach them, they immediately began to run away, and they were dispersing away from the officers, at that time, one of the individuals in the group turned and fired several rounds towards the officers. >> reporter: is it known what the officers were doing here and what they were investigating ? >> they were in the area doing their usual evening walks. that's what they normally do. >> reporter: there wasn't anything out of the ordinary. >> just like any officer in their neighborhood, they want to go up and know the groups and find out who is around and who is not supposed to be around. they want to make sure that the community is safe. >> reporter: it was the usual patrol then at that point people started to run in opposite directions. what then went up to the shooting? >> the one

that is the group that in recent elections has been a strong swing it grew. i call this a group cultural catholics. this year though, it's a bit more complicated as the doctor jones will explain in just a moment. support for donald trump is lower among intentional catholics then we saw for romney, mccain, george bush. and latino catholics are supporting secretary clinton in numbers significantly higher the democrats in these past elections. the upshot is that at least at last pulling in at least things have been fluid. at least at last pulling catholics appear to be moving to the democratic column more strongly than they have in recent elections. meaning that secretary clinton is likely to win the support of voters were catholic. with that, let me me turn it over to robbie. [applause] switch presentations here. so i am robert jones. i'm the ceo of pri, our public religion research institute as some of you may know us by. at my job here's to set the table with some drill downs of some catholic groups particularly look that way catholic voters from this election

is retaken from the islamic state group. the battle for mosul rages on. government forces make a gruesome discovery, the bodies of some 100 people, many of them decapitated. business, wer, in will be going to lisbon to get the latest from the web summit, an annual gathering of some of the biggest names in the technology industry. do stay with us for that on "france 24." there is much more coming up. first, the ballot boxes are out. polling stations are open across -- across america's east coast for the much-anticipated presidential election. hillary clinton and donald trump are in new york. they will be casting their ballots later this tuesday pretty in her closing remarks, clinton urged people to look for a hopeful, inclusive, and bighearted america. her republican rival ended his campaign with a foul to reunite to country -- with the vow reunite the country under "america first." philip crowther is standing by. the big day is finally upon us. philip: we cannot quite believe that we finally managed to get to this spot after almost two years of campaignin

this morning it's quiet here at red arrow park -- but that the group marched for about of3 two miles through the streets adcenter chanting and holding signs.we heard chants of "not my president" and "donald trump has got go"...milwauke poas the group moved - keeping out of the roads as they passethoughaceful - ending ated arrow park after about an hour of marching.emotions of anger - fear - and disappointment were all on displaybut there were also some people out here trying to 21:06:09-6:24 they don't know what it's like to lose a lot of these people in their 30's have been handed everytihng their whole life they're facing something they don't support and they have to learn how to work with one another instead of just lash out xavier (no last name) :09:11 what happened is already occurred it's already over. all we can do now is galvanize the movement. what are we going to do to prevent this from happening in the future bill powell :19:11we've gotta t live in milwaukee jp 3 president-elect donald trump's campaign manager says she has been offered a job in the white house.kellyanne con