the nfl players want to smoke weed. >> mark: yes. >> romona: or they want the ban lifted. >> mark: yes. here is the deal. >> r allowed to smoke the rope. [ laughing ] >> mark: a guy named derek morgan plays for the tennessee titan. the other seven are former players that signed a letter to reconsider their position on marijuana because there are neurological benefits and there's a lot of emphasis being put on players safety with concussion and things like that. >> romona: oh. >> mark: i don't think it's going to go anywhere now. i think they'll have to deal with it when the collective and then the players might go a little more for this. we see more and more states legalize this for medical purposes or recreational. >> romona: if it helps with the concussions, that's one thing. >> mark: there's some guys -- let's face it, there's guys that just want to get high. there's some guys that just want to go smoke it. as you said, smoke the rope. >> romona: i didn't say that. >> mark: you said smoke the rope. [ laughing ] >> romona: mark. [ laughing ] >> mark: you did say smoke the rope. >> ro

that's where we tend to use the most of it. 'cause, mark, it powers up the muscles. it's good for strong muscle contractions. it's important to help maintain strength in muscles using them over and over again. for instance, let's say you're working out at the gym, or you're you're playing sports -- golf, tennis, softball -- anything like that -- it keeps your muscles powered up in their high-energy state, mark, so they're strong and ready for action. >> okay, so creatine is in every cell in our bodies, especially the muscles. it helps power up the muscles. but you told me before we came on the air, doctor, that we have more creatine when we're young, and we don't make as much as we and that's a key, key point. super important, especially for those of us in our, say, 50s, 60s, 70s. you see, we made lots of creatine when we were young. we had oodles of the stuff, but as we get older, like everything else, we don't make as much. so we have less creatine in our muscle tissue, and that's bad news. but the news, mark, is that clinical studies sho

the u.n. is symbolic anyway. these picks markmp's first african-american pick and woman pick to the department. vonnie: it does feel in some ways that trump is satisfying certain elements of the party and placing people in spots that they may not necessarily be best for. haley, she's governor of south carolina right now, she hasn't engaged in international in ars or with the u.n. meaningful way before. this would be some new territory for her. she is term limited out in 2018 as governor. she would be cutting her second term short a little bit. who herremind us replacement in the carolinas would be if she were to take this position. >>. i don't know. that's a good question. chess pieces being moved around here, right? >> right. ben carson was a former rival of donald trump in the republican primary who didn't really go after donald trump, didn't really attack him and then became a strong supporter when it was clear he would win the nomination. nikki haley was somewhat more critical but also in a subtle way. she backed marco rubio.

shows up with a shirt on as he meets the president >> mark: the president kind of laid down the law with that. put on a shirt and tie >> romona: respect, jr >> mark: rumor has it we have a we are dropping right now the sun is going down. to the west plenty of 60s. that's the air coming this way over the weekend and beyond. nothing but sunshine out there. 61 the high and high cloudiness from time to time in the afternoon. sunday featuring sunshine and 62. same deal here seeing a trend. remember it's november. here ishe weak front gets in here tuesday night. some computer models kick off isolated showers and i will keep it dry. 40 will be the overnight low in cleveland akron-canton 36 and frost setting up for you overnight. here is your saturday becoming partly cloudy. this is high and cloudy and 61. 53 at 11:00. afternoon and down to 42 tomorrow night. sunshine for sunday locking fantastic for the browns game clocks back an hour. monday 66 and increasing clouds in the afternoon and 64 and wednesday featuring a cloudy sky and 58. dry weather in the next 7 days, t >> tony: thank you. tribe

so that can happen for the tribe. >> mark: yep. but it's just much harder for them to get to the world series than cavaliers to make it to the nba finals. but they're in pretty good shape. this was a tweet yesterday from the indians. technically -- i don't know. was it last night or this morning. >> romona: one of those. >> mark: yes. never game up. our story book season falls just short. congrats to chicago. you tweet that out. that's good. they put it up on the scoreboard. it was hard to see. chicago cubs world series champions. >> romona: i guess if you're going to lose to a team, one that hasn't won since 1908. i guess that's okay. >> mark: no. there's no okay. sporp -- sportsmanship. >> mark: i already said congratulations. >> romona: let's hear from the cavs and their reaction. >> mark: lebron talked about it today. >> you look at the game last night. it was just -- it was an unbelievable game. probably one of the best game 7 in sports that we've seen in a long time. and both teams will try to get better and be better for next

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vonnie: outside the bank of england, thank you. mark: coming up, we get the latest on that high court ruling that brings another twist to this brexit saga. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. mark: we are live from london in new york. this is bloomberg television, another twist in the brexit saga, the high court ruling the uk must hold a vote in parliament before starting the countdown to brexit. we spoke to one of the lawyers on the winning side of the case. >> the deciding factor was that the european communities act revised the rights that people have and it was passed by only seatedand we with parliamentary rights to the eu and the government wants to take those away. mark: we are outside the high court in london with all the details. how did the judges come to this conclusion? on a 300 year old law that dates back to the glorious revolution in the 1600s. the law is that you cannot take rights away or laws in this country without asking permission from parliament. mark: we are looking ahead to the supreme court. what happens now? w

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the polls close. elizabeth hopkins. fox 25 news. >> mark: a lots of focus now in massachusetts on the four statewide ballot questions. question one deals with adding another gambling slots parlor, legalizing recreational marijuana. >> vanessa: dealing with issues of possible voter intimidation at the polls tomorrow. we'll be live all night long with local and national results. you can also watch on fox25boston.com, and look up where to vote on our web site, the polls open at 7:00 a.m. >> mark: we are staying on top within the released a statement half-hour, service has resume between jackson square and haymarket station. transit police tell it was shut down after a train hit and killed the young man at the rugles some. they are trying to figure out what he was doing on the track. if you are taking the orange line, give yourself extra time. it may be a while before it's back to normal. >> vanessa: an s.u.v. plunged into the water in mattapoisett. emergency crews called to nass points this morning and that s.u.v. was 50 feet in the water. fir

talk us through the measures. >> hi, mark. a lot of employees. -- this isovernight not overnight. it is over a long time. the company is trying to map out its future care to electric cars, car sharing, and new technologies. one of the executives put out strongly worded comments. he said this is our way of bracing for the storm hitting the industry. he means the car industry as we know it is disappearing. the concept of owning a car, driving it, it runs on fossil fuel is no longer the car we will see in the future. it might be one you will not own, you will share, you won't drive, it will drive itself. it may run on a battery. a massive upheaval in the industry and folks are trying to adapt. that is a reaction to this. mark: given the influence of volkswagen, it is a miracle reductions were announced at all. will it achieve its goal? is the aim achievable? >> volkswagen is a deeply political animal. every german company has some degree of labor involvement. thelays a crucial role on advisory board. any major upheaval cannot happ

the possibility of election over time. tomorrow, mark and i will both be on the road. will be fun. we've got something coming up on bloomberg technology -- it's going to be a blockbuster week in tech earnings. until tomorrow, for me in new york and mark in wisconsin, we say to you, sayonara. ♪ ♪ rishaad: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am rishaad salamat. ♪ rishaad: asian stocks fall on u.s. election jitters, the yen strengthens. south korea's president naming a new prime minister and finance chief as

and the meetings up on capitol hill? markthe optics and the way that hill leaders are bending to the reality of the president bodes well for repairing relationships, particularly between ryan and donald trump. will this be a populist party or an establishment party? the agendas of the populist president-elect and the establishmentarian congressional leaders and underclass, it -- and donor class, it will be fascinating to see. i hate to use the phrase when the rubber hits the road, but it will be fascinating to see. so far, the relationship with the hill stuff seems good. john: you think about health care. on the basis of what we know about donald trump, he is a lot more liberal on health care than paul ryan or mitch mcconnell. they will repeal the affordable care act, but there's got to be a replacement for it. what's the replacement? paul ryan's vision is very market centric, and donald trump at one point was a backer of single-payer. where did they meet on that question? immigration, another question obviously key. one of t

or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. >>markmore than double total from october 1st year ago the big question is going to be aware winter the to go before track where you could see the central valley a little bit of the recreational falk the service moisture is left over from recent rain >>reporter: 75 for san jose and milpitas and santa clara it calls for more seven is right across the border into the weekend >>robin winston: i will keep an eye ailment this may turn into a hard spot i was seeing if it gets higher also tracking all motorcycle accident in the east bay highway for antioch was the brown some is built on the shoulder but in the middle of commuter traffic is going to be stop out and to got into pittsburg and overturned in the north and one on one side and lincoln road to central central fell an overturned truck is quickly back in the early if you have to use 1 01 south >>reporter: felt strong rally in florida and in with the battle when isn't. >>darya: that is on our website www.kron4.com >>mark: outside of a lesson

you can see that chart on the bloomberg. 4838. mark: brilliant. hat brings up brexit and the u.s. election, she knows . abigail did the velocity of money and that is new, this is hard. i will go to my producer. -- who won?o abigail is the winner and i do not get the blame. vonnie: no one ever blames you for anything. mark: love both charts. donald trump's vice president joe biden running mate mike pence casting his vote in indianapolis. matece president running mike pence casting his vote in indianapolis. stocks rose for the second day after 11 straight days when the stoxx 600 failed to register and event. all about the u.s. where stocks are trading higher today. this is bloomberg ♪. vonnie: it is noon in new york and 5:00 p.m. in the london. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ bloomberg world headquarters in new york's, covering story from washington, d.c. to new york and to london and most all. -- mosul. americans eligible to vote for president with as many as 50 million having already done so. we will go to chicago and hear from austan goolsbee, the

it makes them all the stronger as a surrogate. markhad the numbers been really bad, would have been very good for the republican party. john: 100%. mark: it is better for the democrats in the negative. finally a friday wikileaks , update. no huge new news. there is an inbox from john podesta and an aide pushed back against conflict of interests roles at the family foundation, saying such roles would cause problems for the former president. in another e-mail, the campaign to medications director jennifer eri appeared palmi appeared to call comey a bad choice. wikileaks was one of five potential hacks that the "new york times" wrote that the american public might have to worry about in conjunction with tuesday's election. the others he said is interfering with voter rolls and reporting to media, tinkering with voting machines and internet disruption that would keep the public in the dark. and potentially away from polling places. so, john, based on the previous hacks and potential future those stand?do not a huge friday surprise, but whe

she was supposed to be the heir to all of that. markent obama talking biden out of the race looms large. this, youme ask you were looking as we discussed earlier at what a trump administration might look like. just give us a couple of nuggets about what you are hearing about who might do what. >> they met today and they are talking about what the next step is to take. a house not really planned on who will do what. why understanding is no real names or administration members of the announced until next week. trump did not have time of the energy, did not want to waste the money on the transition. there transition and all of their plans are half-baked. today was about regrouping and figuring out what they are going to do. john: we see reince priebus as possible chief of staff. >> popping up some other names as well. mark: i will say one name, chris christie were being set for weeks, particular up to the bridgegate verdict. i made to my contact with them and he just looked like the happiest guy in the room except for trump. i think he is

the international coalition continues to support their efforts. >> mark: the u.s. has promised to back up with airstrikes for the sense once mosul has taken the military can focus his we have had our share of high-speed chases in massachusetts, sometimes crossing from one state to another. now there is new technology that could cut back on these pursuits. one local police department is the only one in new england using it. >> mark: quinn you has the exclusive first look at the device and learned how it c >> man: this is november 2 it will be the 10th birthday' we will miss because he is dead. >> vanessa: for jonathan perez the pain of losing his son is still as rough as the night he died of may 2007. paul was 23 years old. that night massachusetts horse chasing a suspect in somerville when he made it illegal u-turn. >> man: we were in a taxi and they were t-boned by the suv. paul was actually ripped from >> man: i get a pit in my stomach. >> reporter: joe solomon said some weights as officers respond to as many as five chases a day. box 25 has covered a number of d

of the three today, he was the most solid pick. markgood pick on the merits and how controversial will he be? donny: when i was hiring people, i started with one thing, smart. i like that he is relatively fresh face. he seems to have a great reputation. he seems to have the right demeanor about him. he still thinks benghazi was politicized. if it was up to him, it would still be going on, but i think it is a good pick. mark: if being aggressive on benghazi, donald trump would be disqualified. i knew he was on intelligence, but i did not know about his background. it is really impressive. it is helpful to have members of congress in the administration. one thing that has hurt our foreign policy is the failure to have good bipartisan relations between the executive and legislative branch. this seems like a good pick. it is curious that he made this pick without announcing who secretary of defense and secretary of state will be. you want a team that can work together. donny: it is his management style. he likes to pit people against each o

the industry downturn. all of those eating estimates. mark: the -- beating estimates. mark: the prospect of a hard , look boosting u.k. banks at the banks index up by 1.5%. by atoxx 600 silvas up quarter of 1%. losinghad the longest run in two years is that losing run about to come to an end. the biggest drop since august. disposal helping it post third-quarter profits. the chief executive speaking, remainlook will challenging since taken over last year. he has eliminated thousands of jobs and slashed assets. edged to focus him of management to boost profitability. he said today the bank still has a long way to go. it said they are in a challenging market. a different story, the french lender up by 7%. that is the biggest move since april. third quarter profit beating estimates. 17%.ies trading up by the biggest increase among major european and u.s. banks. it is france's second-biggest lender. it is cutting costs and capital requirements. unlike deutsche bank and credits has -- credit suisse, it avoided deep cuts in their banking division. quarter profit beating estima

mark: and places flowing in the u.k. according to data today but mark carney says the unexpected slowdown does not hold to his long-term outlook, he tells the parliament committee that it will exceed the boe target. joining us is in the economist, is the slowdown temporary? grexit i fully agree with mark carney. in defense of some economists, the downside price seems to have been driven by hard to predict components as a consumer basket in terms of the headline measure, the ever volatile closing and footwear component, sayion fees, they do not the underlining inflationary pressures are slowing down and if i look at the price of inflation rate, the firmest rate in producer in put prices since 2011, that speaks to the views that we hold that inflation, although it may take some time, is on the way in a substantial way. mark: mark carney says there is no precise number in terms of the above gold consumer price gains, that will be tolerated by officials. is for an place injuries to port 4% in the second quarter of next year.

the news next week. monday, december 5th. and, mark and ramona and harry, great to join you guys too. >> romona: oh, it's good having you. [ laughing ] >> romona: like i do all of the guys. [ laughing ] >> romona: and he's going to join ramona's room. i love that. >> anchor: can't wait to come in the room. >> mark: you can get him for that deciduous comment. you say deciduous. i say conifer. [ laughing ] cuyahoga county has announced the scam squad. >> reporter: the scam squad goes after people who spends their time being unsuspecting of the elderly most often of their life savings. >> scammers who are calling folks, they're professionals. they are organized crime figures. they have got scripts. they've got employees. they do this for a living. >> reporter: now a scam squad to reduce scams against senior citizens has been put together. the task force is made up among others, the aarp, the cuyahoga affairs, which sheryl harris runs. >> if we all network and we're all talking to each other and all sharing information that we're really go

he's not the kind of person. markif he had any involvement in all, they need to learn a lesson and not do stuff like this. john: especially with some of the problems donald trump has caused for himself in the past. mark: two strategist can see their election connections were wrong and they tell us why when we come back. ♪ >> everyone he knows is voting for trump. maybe i ought to go to connecticut. >> he thinks they are expanding the map. what he is doing is its third and 65. we are going to try to drop kick from here. john: that was a clip of our next to guests discussing the odds. here now for a follow-up is the former director of the jeb bush super pac and the democratic strategist in los angeles. i got it wrong as well. i will start the thing. i got it wrong. i got it wrong. i got it wrong. this is not just me blaming you. i got it wrong. that, why did you -- so confident for so long there was no way trump would win, what do to get wrong? mike: that is the question. i got it really wrong. the only person who was m

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clardy's family lives in hudson and will take part in the pregame coin toss. today marks the 53rd anniversary of the assassination of president john f. kennedy. oswald shot the president while he was in dallas, texas. a month before his death, jfq put into motion what would later become his presidential library and museum at umass washington. hard to believe, 53 years ago and yet it's something people are fascinated with, talk all the time. not just here in new england. people all across the country want to know more and for about john kennedy, when you're struck down in the prime of your life like that and all the vision he had for the country and people questioning, what would have happenedyo spectacular. so many fantastic exhibits, really a tribute to him. >> mark: it's fantastic. one of the places everyone goes to when they come to boston. paying a visit to the city, want to know where is the j.f.k. library. quite a legacy. >> vanessa: kevin. >> kevin: windy and cold out there. that's the start. now the storm comes, when an icy mix arrives. >> vanessa: now that voters

getting answers the hopkins, >> mark: thank you. thanksgiving is one of the biggest travel days for drivers. the ohio state highway patrol is giving reminders to everyone hitting the road for the holiday. stay aware by limiting distractions behind the wheel. of course, avoid drinking and driving and this year they are warning people about drugged driving. >> as we look more into the statistics of drug driving, we are finding that crashes involve drugs. so we have 183 people statewide, officers from all kind of different agencies, sheriff's departments, police departments, highway patrol that are all seeking out drug drivers. >> mark: state patrol reports that nine people were killed in accidents during thanksgiving weekend last year. they say if you do see a problem on the road, call 677 and a >>> here is a look outside right now. wet road in and out of the city. i think a lot of people got out early today. a little on the light side there on 77. >> romona: they are at home cooking. >>> a new development with our cleveland browns. >>

>> mark: you look like you don't feel too good. r you're the sexiest man alive. >> mark: bless your heart. that was the last time we saw . >>> we're going to pinpoint temp about 54 in bratenahl. seasonal stuff. nothing too chilly. 51 bratenahl. and then here you see the midnight temperatures 47 bratenahl. 46 downtown cleveland. it will be cooler inland. the rest of the area 54 at 6:00. 48 at 8:00. and then low 40s there by 2:00 a.m. we'll wake up to temperatures, i or so. folks going to be a wild ride. no question about it. we go from record high potential on friday. and this is a little weird talk about snow when you're talking about record highs first. but that's what is going to happen. first snowfall this weekend courtesy of a major cold front on saturday. it's going to come with showers with the system itself. and then much colder air. wind gusts over 40. and we could be looking at our first accumulating snow of the season, especially for the snow belt areas. but tomorrow 57 will be the high. 46 at 8:00 a.m. 53 there at 11:00. about 54 the

man to the hospital. >> mark: now on fox 25, a fight to the finish. >> we know hillary can't be trusted, we've learned that. >> someone who demeans women, mocks the disabled, insults latinos and african-americans. >>> >> mark: presidential race, tighter than ever. >> we feel like we've just got a clear path to victory. it's >> mark: the stakes couldn't be iyer in new hampshire. >> -- higher in new hampshire. >> just four days away from a great victory. >> mark: now time to bring in the heavy hitters and pull out all the stops before election day. here we go. we are in for a wild few days leading up to the elections in new hampshire and new polls have presidential race at a tie. >> vanessa: but the bigger story tonight, the f.b.i. warning of a potential terror attack the day before voters cast their ballots. the big ballot questions here in massachusetts, and the ugly and very hotly contested senate race in new hampshire that could affect the balance of power in washington. >> mark: we'll bring with concerns about possible attacks as election day draws closer, potential threats are repor

the world series. i don't think i will be hanging my head too long. i am proud of what i did. >> mark: the fact they went as far as they did and overcome guys in the pitching rotation is stunning f. you lost one of those guys carrasco or salazar, but to lose both and do what of heart and made us proud. >> mark: everyone will remember, wow, cleveland indians were a pain in the neck. >> mark: that's it if nothing else. >> fighting every inning. >> romona: we would not give up. thank you, mark. >>> let's send it to the answer center. dan deroos is pouring through all the social media reaction. >> dan: we will stick with some of the athletes and celebrities and politicians who had reaction out there. carlos santana who will be with his option and that's great news and tweeted out 15 hours and not far after the end of the game. congratulations to the cubs. played us hard and earned it. i couldn't be more proud of our indians boys great run world series. >> then we get to the "today" show. they tweeted out hillary clinton's reaction. she is clearly watching the game there. as it ended she w

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he's not the right kind of person. marke had any involvement in it at all, they need to learn a lesson and not do stuff like this. john: especially with some of the problems donald trump has caused for himself in the past. mark: coming up, two strategists concede their election predictions were wrong and they tell us why, when we come back. ♪ ♪ >> we know the reality is this thing is a one in seven shot. and i'm probably being generous. >> everyone he knows is voting for trump. maybe i ought to go to connecticut. >> he thinks they are expanding the map. what he is doing is its third and 65. we can try to drop kick from here. john: that was a clip of our next two guests discussing the odds. here now for a postelection follow-up is the former director of the jeb bush super pac and the brilliant democratic strategist in los angeles. i am going to start by saying i got it wrong to0. i will start the thing. i got it wrong. i got it wrong. i got it wrong. this is not just me blaming you. i got it wrong. having said that, why did

the way tomorrow. i'll show you where that's. coming from and a timeline. >> mark: stay up-to-date no matter where you are with the fox 25 weather app. track radar and get alerts from our team of meteorologists. kevin is back in minutes with his forecast. >> vanessa: a big house fire in

the show. every time you come on. markm a lot of people on the left that said the press must hold all of cap accountable. james: do not normalize. mark: lots of organizations, including the worse on the editorial side have come in many respects investigative pieces come editorial pieces denouncing things that he does. he used to be a working reporter. what could the press at large do more than we are doing to hold him accountable? james: this is a question i think we are asking ourselves all of the time right now. i think there is -- you know, times doubling down on the investigative capacity in washington and other papers are as well because there's so many questions emerging about the potential conflicts in it interesting will happen with his business and wants is and how that might influence to mystic policy. i think there are a lot of questions we have to ask ourselves, you know? mark: give me an example of one thing. let's say the head of the top 50 news organizations in the country were called in and say, james, we w

he made that clear when they spoke on the phone. markw does the wider romney political family feel about the coming trump era? spencer: many of them have embraced it and were on the trump team early on. some had not joined the team during the election, but i suspect far and wide, republicans will come together and support a donald trump presidency. mark: you wanted to comment on your friend harry reid? spencer: my friend? mark: i say that in the way john mccain would say my friend. spencer: in my opinion, he is -- how do i say this? mark: pretend you are from south boston. spencer: harry reid is a has been, political hack who wishes he were still relevant. tois not like he did a lot change the outcome of this election. i think there was divisiveness in the democratic party that at some point will get reported. harry reid and elizabeth warren are just posturing. why don't they look at what barack obama is saying, which is, let's give this guy a chance? we need the office of the presidency to be successful. harry reid only wants himself to

the two. others would have it at a one point race. marktion there are some polls that show would close, but i believe if you look at the polls that you and i would talked about over the years as credible, national polls, more of her -- and then have her having a lead. do you think you will close the gap before election day? what is the explanation your supporter should look to just say, i'm looking at a lot of polling showing mr. trump behind in about a grand states, but somehow you are still going to win? jason: if you live by the poll of polls, then you will die by it. the problem is a lot of those polls are outdated. as we have seen, even the abc/washington post poll changed within one week. i do not think it was over 12 points. i do not think you are john think it was a 12 point stretch either but there was a massive shift over the last week. we have seen it tightening up. more importantly, as we see multiple polls in florida that shows we are leading. our internal numbers show was leading north carolina. public polls show it in ohio.

when the heaviest rain arrives, it will be much warmer. i'll show you that timeline. >> mark: the woman who survived a deadly wrong way crash on route 495 thanksgiving morning told us she is on the long road to recovery. 21-year-old taylor mcbarren spoke with us by phone from her hospital bed. she was on her way home to the cape in this white s.u.v. when a car driving of the wrong way hit the other driver was killed. taylor suffered broken bones, cuts, and bruises. she tells us, she called 911 herself, her friend set up a gofundme account to help taylor pay her bills while she recovers. 40-year-old brookline man has died after crashing on his bicycle early sunday. brookline police say the man was riding on cold chester street in the direction of chapel street. witnesses found him lying in the road here the curb with serious head trauma. police are investigating what caused the crash. >> vanessa: transit police are asking for help, finding a woman accused of assaulting a dunkin' donuts worker. a customer allegedly ordered tea at the dudley square station and threw the hot drin

the interviews at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> mark: happening tonight, town leaders in ashland will discuss delaying the opening of recreational marijuana shops. there will be a vote on a temporary hold, at a special town meeting tonight. earlier this month the town manager told fox 25 the selectman wants an extra year to study the new law. >> it does give you the ability to regulate it to the extent that it's for the best of the community. >> mark: dozens of cities and towns across the state approved similar holds after voters passed medical marijuana in 2012. fox 25's ted daniel will be at tonight's meeting. look for his live report on fox 25 news at 10:00 p.m. the driver who rear-ended a local hotel shuttle bus has been charged in the deaths of two people who were killed in a fox 25 has been covering this case since august. our heather hegedus reports tonight. police didn't just find alcohol in the driver's system. >> the reporter: the impact of the crash was so severe, two people were ejected out of this hotel shuttle and pronounc

the one that's going to bring the rainshowers that park was talking about. these -- mark was talking about. these rainshowers are drifting toward new england from new york state, but also staying just north of all important progressive field. there are the showers, going across the lake, that's lake erie and that's cleveland right there. not getting any showers, just mild conditions. game seven of the world series, 65 degrees, no rain, be inconsequential. that is unbelievable we are forecleveland, the beginning of november. i'll keep tracking the showers heading toward us tonight and through the day tomorrow, put together a timeline for you as to when you can expect those to impact your day and especially, your evening commute just ahead. michaela: only on fox 25, it is one of the busiest fire departments per capita in the country, responding to thousands of emergencies each year, but tonight, chelsea firefighters tell fox 25, they need more staffing to keep temperature and th blair, you've been taking their concerns to the city. >> the reporter: the city agrees, this is

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>> the reporter: good evening, mark and vanessa. the independent nonpartisan election protection coalition, we've been talking to them over the last week, they're reporting issues of long lines at the polls, malfunctioning equipment and a few isolated incidents of voter intimidation or the election protection coalition is fielding thousands of calls from voters this election day into their washington, d.c. command center, complaints range from poll centers not opening on time to malfunctions equipment to unauthorized people entering the precincts. >> one of the big differences in this election cycle is the amount of problems that we're getting reported and so calls are taking a lot longer. >> the reporter: some of the most widely reported issues are in pennsylvania, florida, north carolina, and georgia. chris melody fields is with the lawyers committee for civil rights under the laugh. she says calls are people are extra sensitive this year, after months of rhetoric from the candidates. >> we are hearing some reports about intimidati

he may be the exception, i hope he is, for the sake of the republic. mark. ve a sense, pete, things that are true about trump, the question of whether he was an actual conservative. some of the thing he is put forward as policies were decidedly unconservative. do you imagine that what we're going to see now is an attempt to run a conservative administration? or to you imagine that a lot of the past donald trump positions from even before he ran which were liberal in a lot of respects are going to bubble to the surface and we're going to be confronting a really ideologically undoctrinaire kind of president here? >> that's a great question. the truth is, i don't imagine anything at this point. i don't know. i think more than any president we've had in our lifetime, maybe in american history, redon't know what to expect. one, he was policy ignorant, all over the map on so many issues and he has no philosophical roots. there's no realy to to understand how he's going to govern or are the principles that are going to govern him. he governs by impulse and by gut. f

the area. many residences were destroyed. much has been rebuilt and a neighbors plan to get together tomorrow to mark the anniversary. >> mark: when it comes to winter, well, they've got the real thing up in syracuse right now. wow. right out of a post card. lots of crashes are being reported because of the slick roads as well. some parts of central new york have received more than 18 inches of lake-effect snow. if we have don't have enough for the real stuff, it's the perfect weather to make snow in princeton tonight. sky fox was at you what chew set mountain about 30 minutes ago. the guns right near. kevin, you said, they are hoping to open this weekend. >> kevin: they would love to get themselves going this weekend and i just checked with them, no matter what, they're going to be open at least in the lodge, not so sure they get the slopes open. they would love to do it. if they get cold air like we have, they'll keep making it. look at the snow, it's still pounding in upstate new york. up around watertown, three feet of snow, 18 inches barely anything compared to that. just half of that. and it's shifted to the south now a

fox 25 was there today for the sendoff. >> mark: that's right. new at 5:30 p.m., heather hegedus joins us now with her story and what will be a very special day tomorrow for her entire family. >> the reporter: indeed, mark. 10-year-old girl has a rare polio-like illness, but after spending two months in the hospital, being discharged just in time for thanksgiving is just what the doctor ordered. 10-year-old paulinea lopez of through the halls of franciscan children's hospital with the help of a special walker with wheels, it marks the end of a long hospital stay for her. she came to children's franciscan in brighton in october after she began to develop weakness. her mother spoke to us through a translator. >> she said it was a cold, then i took her to the hospital,. >> the reporter: paulina was diagnosed with acute flacid myoliotis, affecting the spinal cord and limbs. >> when paulina came here, she wasn't doing a whole lot of moving and now she is in a pool and up and walking while she is in pool, so she's made a lot of great progress. >> the re

the united states. wager. an amazing markwere the men who donald trump was attacking, part of the elite that trump was laying nto. -- does it work that phase that these are the guys who will lead the treasury and there is agencies. could it happen? >> you fit it on the head, the people who surround donald trump typify -- they are masters of the universe he complains against. i wrote today, did you see the closing ad with the image of george soros and lloyd blankfein, stephen made money with both of them, at goldman sachs and you rent a hedge fund affiliated with george soros. his career is one success after another, hollywood blockbusters, eachught one west bank and step of his career typifies the kind of triumph that a lot of americans rebelled against and were angry about. you cannot avoid the simple fact that the people around trump, the financiers, a lot are billionaires. eisenberg of the rnc, not only a goldman sachs partner, he was stephen's dad's partner at goldman sachs. you may think donald trump surprises this but t

the heaviest has, just a couple of showers out there i've been tracking, mark, it's just not very much to talk about. but you know i track everything that's happening out interest for you, so through quincy, right by the braintree split, we're seeing a heavier shower right in this area. this is not far from granite links as well. in fact, there is some heavy rain right here, granite street, this is just north of that braintree split, right in this area north of, of course, the mall tha also some showers back into western massachusetts. i'll be tracking into the area this evening. all of this has been coming through today. you saw the heaviest go to the north and that was expected, it's staying there. more showers in southern new england, just not happening. a few out there, keep track of them for your evening drive so you're ready for the evening commute. >> vanessa: day two in serial killer gary lee sampson. at 4:00 p.m., you heard his chilling account of what he did during a 2001 killing spree. new at 5:00 p.m., we're hearing fox 25's robert goulston live for us at federal court in s

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on the downside, same thing. markeginning of each year has proven to be a little bit cautious in recent years. this history repeat itself in the beginning of 2017? chris: we think so. january traditionally has been relatively good over the course of history but the last feud years, a big draw down. everybody builds their list of the big worries and the worry that people are starting to whisper about is inflation. is the fed going to be behind the curve -- curve? that will be a midyear discussion. if that hits in january or february you could see a correction somewhere between 5% and 10% to start the reading -- start the year, a rally that people should buy. mark: that is the big gremlin that you mentioned that we beautifully teased? chris: that is right. vonnie: we cannot ignore it especially after midnight. what about the emerging markets and how they react? that is what tipped things for us last year. you cannot look at the u.s. in isolation. chris: that is one of the non-gremlins, the emerging markets over the last

and you've got to turn off the flame before you drop the turkey in. >> as mark mentioned earlier measuren't put the turkey in and the whole thing overflows like you just saw there. >> let's take a look at some conditions in tahoe. a lot of you planning on heading up to the mountains this holiday weekend. look at that, live pictures from squaw valley. they're set to open today. a majority of ski resorts hoping to be in operation by thanksgiving. so we'll see. if you're heading up there have fun. looks like it'll be a good time. >>> the white house hosting the presidential medal of freedom ceremony. the 21 recipients, president obama praising them for helping to push america forward and inspiring millions. >> i know that guy. that's tom hanks. you saw ellen a moment ago. that was after she got into the white house. but this was the scene when she first got there. they wouldn't let her in. why? she forgot her id. she tweeted out they haven't let me into the white house i forgot my id, #not joking. neither was secret service. ultimately they let her in, and she had some fun. getting all the

hey, romona. >> hi, mark. >> the average job or employment position lasts how many years? >> romona: four? >> mark: you were close. four and a half. >> romona: thank you. nice work. >>> welcome. finally at 4:00, a young baron trump might want to get power naps. >> he is one of the first kids. the 10-year-old is going viral and could barely stay awake during his dad's victory speech. twitter loved it. he was caught accidentally nodding off as donald trump stood at the podium. >> mark: it was a long day and get some rest, young man. >> he is a good looking young man. >>> coming up next at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news, a major investment by general motors. it comes with a big cost to a local plant. hundreds of jobs may be >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by difficult dorty kia and kia streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? asking questions, getting answers, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> working together. we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the american dream. >> chris: the day after his president-elect donald trump making pledges to the publi

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