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also tonig trump team, haley for u.n. ambassador, devoss for education secretary. buying groceries just got a whole lot easier. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be a supermarket. >> quijano: and. >> we're under the lincoln memorial. we're about 75 feet underground. >> quijano: a national treasure is being restored by the monuments man.

will be right back with more developing tonig the cause of death for a former colorado avalanche forward is being investigated -- marek svatos died saturday in lone tree. >> won't replace could only toss it was a medical ball call. >> at lane center matt duchene tweeted about his passing this fbi director james comey announces hillary clinton should not face criminal charges related to the bureau's review of her personal e-mail server. >> eleven days before the election, comey told congress that the fbi had discovered e-mails in a separate investigation of anthony weiner. comey claims the newly discovered e-mails could be connected to the investigation of whether clinton mishandled classified information by using a private e-mail server. now in a letter to top republicans -- comey wrote -- based on our review, we have not change our conclusions that we have expressed in july. >> we have seen directors latest director to the hill. we are glad to see that he has confirmed that can collusion that he reached in july doll trump has not yet directly commented on the news. he did say today that

. >> i think the word is c rationalizing. [ laughter ] >> average ticket price tonig dugout, sold for $19,000. >> amazing. >> been a great series. >> if you like survivor, it's all new at 9:00. >> and we hope to see you back lisa lundskow: luke air force base is not only vital to our national security -- but also to our local communities and economy. georgia lord: senator john mccain has been a powerful advocate for the base, taking a bipartisan approach when securing the fighter pilot training program. lisa lundskow: thousands of jobs depend on luke. ould have lost many of those jobs. georgia lord: without question, senator mccain's leadership has made arizona and america stronger. john mccain: i'm john mccain >> jeff: previously on "survivor," at the ika bula tribe, sunday and bret were outnumbered by the millennials. >> see you later, ge gen-xers. >> jeff: and zeke was zrting to grow closer to the gen-xers. >> it might be necessary for mee tribe. >> jeff: adam had to decide whether to vote with the millennial couple or to trust the gen-xers. >> i would never put you name down. >> t

twrurump speaking out tonig in a television interview as his transition team is taking shape with appointments of chief of staff and top aides expected soon. hello and welcome to america's news head quarters. >> good morning. future president also making calls to top republican leaders this week as he works to put together his cabinet and choose those who will serve as the closest members of his administration. >> these are people who are talented. you can't just appoint novices. you have to have people who know what they're doing. but at the same time, this is an administration that will run very differently than typical washington. >> and doug, behind you looks pretty calm this morning. i understand mr. trump went to church this morning. is that right? >> reporter: well, he had planned to go to church this morning. that's what we had heard from kellyanne conway. and the pool reporter he said be prepared to follow trump to church just a block away. i don't think it happened because there was no sign of any motorcade. it may be just a row gis ticks of transporting donald trump around midtown m

forecasted lows tonig to be a brisk one-take a look at the high country. 8 at the grand canyon. 11 in flagstaff. 28 in page. 29 in globe. 28 in folks for safford. st. johns, you'll be brisk. 13 degrees. take a look at the 10-day forecast and you will see very, very pleasant. lots of sunshine as we cruise into the weekend. clouds will continue to move into our state late today and into tomorrow as well as friday. for the most part, they will we'll drop down into the 50's for the high next week. >>> let's go to a news alert, we are looking at an animal hording situation here. what i've been watching while you've been doing your weather, you have a bunch of people in hazmat suits. there is a man in half clad in one. see that trailer and that is a bunch of kennels. so they will be able to take the dogs or i don't know if they are dogs or cats at this point, but you can see the carry-ons sitting on the sidewalk or the grass, i guess, the yard. >> some of the information we just received is sheriff joe arpaio is on his way out to the scene. we do know he is out here. and hawes. a live look

the shooters are still on the loose tonig group is joining the legal firestorm swirling around the north carolina governor's race. lawyers from the southern coalition for social justice... want a federal judge to reject a lawsuit--that questions voters who used same-day registration. the conservative civitas filed that lawsuit. they say the state cannot finish counting votes... until it verifies the addresses of voters who used same-day registration. a federal judge will consider the lawsuit next week. meantime, democrat roy hundred votes. mccrory has since called for a recount. turning to presidential politics-- president elect donald-trump naming 'two' staffers to his administration today. trump picked kathleen- mcfarland to be his deputy national security advisor. she previously served in the nixon, ford and reagan administrations. trump also picking lawyer don- mcgahn to be his white house counsel. meantime, there's an 'internal' struggle for secretary of state. trump loyalists are advocating for former new rudy-giuliani... 'mitt-romney' is also in the running... but he was one of tr

matched.if you're interested, we have a link on our website, cbs 58 dotcom. 3 two big basketball games tonig. tonight...couple of top 25 teams in madison... and the bucks host lebron james and the cavaliers. wouldn't a win there be fun. previewing both next. the bucks are waiting to take their place among the eastern conference's best teams. how do you do that? well, beating lebron james and the cavaliers is a nice start. earl arms, live at the b-c! kevin, a good measuring stick for the bucks is how they do against the league's best teams. no better test than the defending champs here in milwaukee to always play the cavs tough, despite losing five of their last six to cleveland. the bucks coming off a win in orlando and it could mean we see some more of john henson. he's your shot blocker--more of a defensive presence but he had a season-high 20 points in the win on sunday. it was just his second start of the year, he could make his third tonight. he'll try and help the bucks win their first game against the cavs in over a year. the bucks only win last year coming november 14th in double buc

we have some really nice cool temperatures overnight tonig forecast. temperatures in the -- temperatures in the 70s for this evening. in the 90s last week but 7:00 temperatures about 57 degrees, 73 at 8:00. by 10:00 temperatures dipping into the 6 0s. we've got this area of low pressure that right now is situated to the north of us. bringing a bit of rain fall to some areas of utah and colorado. off from the jet stream and linger over arizona for the next couple of days. talking about wednesday through friday. here's a look at what we're expect withing this. by thursday and friday, high country could get anywhere from about a half of an inch of rain up to maybe an inch and a half. pretty significant totals there but here in the valley, we're just looking at light rain fall amounts to probably about a tenth of an inch or so. we could see thunderstorms as there for some deadly lightning so beaware of that. closer look at the futurecast and see how that system there draws up that moisture, bringing into the higher elevation of arizona. again, for the post

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heusbandpe t abcewsab and tonig, authorities now reveingo abc that she was branded. and that whoever did it might have been tryingo send a ssage. >> it could be a message toer, it could be a message to others >> reporter: ariti are still hunting for papini's captors, described as two armed hispanic women driving a dark suv. keith papini says his wif was released with a chain around her waist d a bagver her head. tonight,he pushing back against any speculation the other deal was a hoax, calling david, keith saying his wife's long blond had hr bee chopped off. the sheriff telli me uld han sve bee kind of ych llg call waare. dad? >>a, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahd on "world news tonight" this tuesday. thewi crime in america and ieving ram truckeo tonigh into a store, and t tein, trying toet theiands o ce s it's happening in soany cities. e tery are searching, at this hour. the abs investigat ght ter the break. >>> the road rag is was just incredib. >>> and then,ntroduci america's newest milonaire 20 co-workers, factory workers, we loved this. now sharing a

. >>> physical police are looking for the person who shot two teens in east germantown tonig tonight. police say a 17-year-old boy was shot in the thigh and 18-year-old man was shot in the shin. this happened along east chelten of a just after 8:00 tonight. the teens are now in stable condition. >>> developing to night a story you heard first here on fox 29. philadelphia police are trying to find the man behind a violent attack inside a center city parking garage. the violent assault sent a woman in her 20s to the hospital and has got other people who use that garage worried. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live near the scene tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, drivers who use this under grounder garage beneath love park are on edge tonight after hearing about this incident police tell us the suspect used an unknown object to repeatedly strike the 27-year-old victim in the head and then sexually assaulted her. >> i really don't understand how this could happen. >> reporter: laura stood outside her car in this underground center city parking garage on thanksgiving eve extremely concerned.

. >>> on your ray consider tonig tonight, got a shock of cold air fast approach.athy orr here with your first forecast at 11:00. >> i know it is going to be a shock to the system but guess what, iain? we have one more real nice day before that shock moves its way in. old city philadelphia looking beautiful tonight with a clear sky. a light wind an temperature of 50 degrees which is really mild for this time of evening at this late date in the fall season. the high today 58. winds out of the west southwest at 11 miles an hour. that's a warm wind for us and it's helping to keep the temperatures up. mainly in the 40s and the 50s. but no 30s to speak of. mount pocono still holding on to 45 degrees. 46 degrees in allentown. and look at atlantic city at the airport it is 50 degrees. 53 degrees in wildwood. so we will be seeing fare weather high pressure building on into the region. and then moving off the coast. ahead of this front milder air will be squeezing up the coast and that means a pleasant day for your veterans day on friday. but behind that front, turning blus

want to start at midnight tonig will be about 50 through the night, starting off tomorrow with the high. then it will be falling as they confront ms. to the south. by noon most of us will be in the upper 40s0s and then at dinnertime, will be some upper 30s romance field to youngstown and new philadelphia. tomorrow night today around 60 degrees, it will be breezy, a brief cold shot over the weekend but warm up on, then monday, help the super moon. it will be the closest since 19488, it will be 40 percent larger andit 30 percent brighte. there will be some lake-effect gastritis snapped a nine-game losing streak on national tv tonight. >> buckeyes get set for a saturday game in maryland coheres p.j.. >> one thing about the cavalier is that they are human. they lost eight regular-season game the first t on tuesday. there were not shooting particularly well. there were 11 of 42 from three point.land. they are in dc to visit mr. obama, after winning the nb title in june over the warriors. it will be in dc to play the wizard friday.to the browns have shifted course zero and 16. they lost nine

wusa's nikki burdine is in the neighborhood with where he was killed with more tonig this is the neighborhood where seth rich was shot and killed in blooming dale while walking home in july. earlier today not too far from here seth's parents were putting up these award posters announcing a new $125,000 reward being offered thanks to an unlikely ally. >> on a cold blustery day mary rich soaks up the sunshine thankful for the warmth in more ways than one. >> i'm taking the sunshine as husband, seth's father, both making a desperate plea for tips in the murder of their son, a 25-year-old dnc staffer. standing beside them, someone who didn't know seth and likely had very few things in common with them. gop lobbyist jack berkman. >> here he is stepping up to help my son who was a democrat. >> in addition to the $25,000 reward from dc police berkman is offering $100,000 of his own money to catch seth'sle political fraternity. that could have happened to any one of us. >> this is the first time that seth's parents have been back to dc since their son's death. they spent the day handing out fliers in

tonig they play next week right hereih on fox5. fox >> that little one makes mee angry. >> i would take 44 milanliongr over two years though.ears thou. >> now you already -- if you would have done a five yeare ar deal with him you'd already beeb 44 million in. i >> would you? maybe youou would -- >> you would do a better deal if you had done a long termon deal last year.ea >> but would you still take 44 million? we can't really't r jump. we he nono idea. >> let's do the forecast.ec forecast? >> let's hope so. d>> the rain so rain i'll say yes. >> okay. >> not rain today. but we'll have rain tuesday and wedne>>'ll hasday. >>> 40 in new york city. chilly start40. ita much of our area just west is wt in the 20's early. the0's early cloud cover will increasecover i quickly here today. but monday our day back toack t work and school remains rainn free. can't guarantee tuesday and tued wednesday will be dry.y ll b in fact looks like we'll haveloe showers around both tuesdayue wednesday and wednesday nightayt as you see a cold front out t

. >> he jump toniged on the back their bike. >> they say he's down to earth. >>> this weekend, ruth bader ginsburg got laughter and applause. she made her grand opera debut >> the nonsinging role and ginsburg read her lines, in english, apparently off crib sheets hidden in the props. she still stole is the show. she's an opera fan. someone else will take over the role now for the rest of the washington national opera. >> nice surprise for the people in the stands. after all, she still has her day job. >>> a selfie like no other is making the rounds on twitter. buzz aldrin took it in orbit 50 years ago yesterday. that's the earth behind him. >> yeah, planet earth. he was whizzing around every 90 minutes. aldrin best known as the second man to walk on the moon durlg apollo 11. these photos taken three years earlier. before selfie was considered, he was taking them. way to be ahead of your time, buzz aldrin. >>> if you don't get a chance heading out the door this morning, look up at the sky tonight. the supermoon is back. in almost 70 years. >> a full moon coming just as the moon makes its c

also tonig trump team, haley for u.n. ambassador, devoss for education secretary. buying groceries just got a whole lot easier. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be a supermarket. >> quijano: and. >> we're under the lincoln memorial. we're about 75 feet underground. >> quijano: a national treasure is being restored by the monuments man. with scott pelley. >> quijano: good evening, scott is off tonight. i'm elaine quijano. americans are on a mission to see family or friends and get there in time for thanksgiving dinner. it won't be easy. the 405 in los angeles was packed in both directions well before dawn. airport security lines snaked around terminals. nearly 49 million plan to travel 50 miles or more, most since 2007. the vast majority are driving and pagan arage of gallon for gas, among the lowest prices in years. we have a team of correspondents covering this. first, can kris van cleave at reagan national airport outside d.c. >> reporter: elaine, the airlines are pretty happy with the way the day is going. so far, only about 40 flights

some americans celebrate tonig tonight.any others are feeling discouraged and scared about the future. so how do we start to heal after such a damaging presidential election? how one local organization is answering that question. >>> you may have suspected it but now we know it's true. women do indeed have better memories than men. what scientists now hope to do with that information. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community. i'm very proud of him. male vo: welcome to new beginnings. comcast. ♪ >>> residents and business owners are divided over proposed townhome development that could go up in manayunk. developers wants to build 27 townhome on the 3900 block of main street. some are concerned because the homes close to the river bank on the lower end of that str

airy tonig tonight. >> attended funeral services for former fire commissioner harold hairston.the new covenant church this morning. he was the first african-american to serve as philadelphia's fire commission commissioner. mayor ed rendell appointed hairston as the head of the department back in 1992. he served for 12 years until he retired back in 2004. he passed away last week at the age of 76. >>> if you planning on get new phone number soon say good with to the 215 and 267 area codes because people in our area are running out of numbers with those two area codes. they'll issue a third area code but we don't know yet what it will be. the pennsylvania public utility commission approved that proposal yesterday. >>> all right. so for the 411 -- [ laughter ] >> -- op your weather let's get to kathy. >> kathy, not bad out now. >> um-um. >> not bad tomorrow. >> good day tomorrow. nice day to be outside actually tomorrow. saturday not so much. eagles game sunday, looking better. so it's kind of on and off weather you could say. up and down. take look at the satellite. we have few c

. >> reporr: tonig, the ues team, come frohem t last words of the pilots. their short-haulet had flown nearly00iles, right at its pattern above medellin.put into the psadio the tower, a little more than seven minutes t pilot "total failure, electric, tal and fuel." e jet is now apparently gliding, on baery power. >> then th didn't have navigation system.ey had no wayt themlves at the airport, they had no way to intercept a safe glpath, mountains all around, very hil >> reporter: theilots desperately calng out for a m te final plea rs." for help. while investigators exami the black boxes, an outpouring of grief and love for the cinderella soccer team from and so did tworew members.ved. one told a south americaorts between his legs, assumed the fetal posion and says that is the reason he survived. >> incrdible. dkerley, who cov , let's go bac fuel question for just a moment. all passeer jets are supposed to fly with plenty in reserve, as you've reported before. so, how did this happen? >> reporter: it's unn, how did these pilots not plan to have 45 minutes of

for longer lasting relief...in one chewable tablet try duo fusion >>> next tonig >>> next tonight, to your health. and health officials issuing new guidelines about statins now, that millions take in this country to prevent future strokes or heartattacks. dea here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: new guidelines tonight in the fight against stroke and heart attack. the nation's expert panel for preventive medicine is now recommending all americans between ages 40 and 75 consider statins if have an elevated risk of heart attack in the next ten years and just one of these risk factors -- high cholersterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, or a history of smoking. >> these drugs are quite safe for most people in these age groups, so, if you have these risk factors, it's worth talking to your doctor to see if these drugs are right for you. >> reporter: cardiovascular disease is responsible for 1 in 3 adult deaths in the u.s., but statins are believed to help reduce that risk. and the guidance from the task from taking a daily statin. and doctors stress that people without symptoms or a his

. >>> next tonig >>> next tonight, to your money and the cyber monday blowout. holiday shoppers spending more than $3 billion online, using their mobile devices more than ever. here's eva pilgrim with some tips. this. a nike store in shambles after black friday. big deals already up. target taking 15% off nearly everything, on top of its sales. amazon offering deep discounts on electronics. and this smart tv on sale for $125 at walmart, already sold out. it's not even cyber monday yet. >> i have e-mails from amazon, groupon, best buy. so i'm just gonna click on those and do my shopping from there. >> reporter: and that's the they will shop from a smart phone. to get the best deals, clear your browser history so you'll only see the lowest prices. and leave items in your cart. many retailers will e-mail you additional discounts to sweeten the deal. if you use your phone to shop, avoid public wi-fi. it can leave y it can leave you vulnerable to hackers. >>> thank you. search for two escaped prisoners. >>> and, we'll have more on the mystery involving a missing moth

he's in stable condition tonig tonight. >>> now the very latest on the white house transition. president-elect donald trump announced another nominee for his cabinet naming prominent charter school advocate betsy devoss as his secretary of education. the pick is sparking concern because she previously supported common core that mr. trump rallied against during the campaign. >> i'm fine with people coming in that disagree with donald trump on issues but school choice is a big one. vouchers a big one creating competition for the government monopoly on education. >> meanwhile the president-elect also chose another woman south carolina governor nikki haley as pick for us ambassador to the united nations. >> overbrook community gathering to night demanding whomever hit and killed a young girl last week to come forward. >> police joined neighbors and friends of eight-year-old jay anna powell they marched through the streets tonight. someone hit powell with their car along lansdowne avenue last friday. they just cep going. she died investigator it's have released this picture of the c

. >> pelley: jamie yuccas reporting for us tonig jamie, thank you. well, if you missed the supermoon, you're going to get another chance tonight. the moon will be nearly as big and bright as it was last night over the gateway arch in st. louis. and the statue of liberty in new york. the moon is closer than it's been since 1948, a little over 200,000 miles. that's caused higher-than-normal tides and minor coastal flooding in south florida. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," important news long been under a cloud of suspicion. i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop

. >>> next tonig >>> next tonight here, america's next first lady, who is about to meet the current one. melania trump and michelle >> reporter: melania trump has be beenthe picture of elegance, a former fashion model, about to step into the white house. >> good evening. isn't he is best? >> reporter: born in slovenia, melania will be the first foreign born first lady since louisa adams. many americans hearing from her for the first time during that infamous speech, borrowing lines from the current first lady. >> you work want in life. that your word is your bond. >> reporter: but recently, championing her own causes, vowing to tackle cyber bullying, which some might see as ironic. >> it is never okay when a 12-year-old girl or boy is mocked, bullied or attacked. >> reporter: melania trump has never been to the white house. but that will all change tomorrow, when she meets with mrs. obama. envisioning what will soon become her newest roll. pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >>> when we come back here tonight, several states voting to make recreational marijuana legal now. we have the list after

meteorologist scott williams here for what's in store tonig tonight.ey, scott. >> hi there, chris. we're looking at pretty typical temperatures for this time of year. some patchy frost developing for the overnight and then tomorrow we'll likely have similar highs to today. look at the temperatures dropping into the mid and upper 50's out there. definitely grab those jacks and sweaters. ultimate doppler it's dry, it is quiet. but those numbers 42 degrees by 11:00 o'clock tonight. and look at overall overnight temperatures dipping into the mid 30s outlying suburbs so that patchy frost will develop. coming up we'll talk about the entire weekend forecast and also preview election day weather. guys, back to you. >> thank you scott. >>> coming up meet philadelphia's newly honored firefighter of the year. what he had to say about this award even though he's not much for having all of the attention on him. >>> and let's get you back out to east falls where we've been covering a major water main break. this section baker center shopping center was underwater. i

manchester fire responded to a six-family building on pine six-family building on pine street tonig the fire is under investigation and it is unknown how many people have been displaced. also in the queen city tonight, first responders took a one-year-old baby to the hospital. fire crews responded to a home on cedar street after a cup of hot coffee was spilled on the child. fire officials tell us that the baby received burns on 18% on its body. shelley: just in tonight, hudson police are looking for the man who robbed a drug store at knifepoint. police say it happened at the rite aid on lowell road just cash. the suspect is described as a stocky white male, about six feet and was last seen wearing a dark hooded jacket, dark gloves and a mask. anyone with information should call police. the little shop of pets in portsmouth is asking for the person that stole a three-month-old puppy to return him. the shop says the two-pound chihuahua was stolen sometime yesterday evening or this morning and they snatched, taken. he is microchipped. the pet shop says if the puppy is returned, no question

. >> yeah, it's going to start to get foggy as we go overnight tonig tonight.ive look at 95 in philadelphia. there will be fog and low visibility tomorrow morning. we still have rain through the philadelphia area, and parts of northern delaware, to really along the i-95 corridor. at least it's not as heavy as it was earlier today. light to moderate rainfall in the philadelphia area, center city section. it does look better now than it does earlier, up towards trenton, parts of burlington county as well. these are the sections we will be watching even force dense fog to be forming tonight because we have the wet ground in place. we are seeing more showers around bridgeville. now all that heavy rain is really offshore and well up to our north and east. so we will be kind of seeing this trend as we go overnight tonight. lehigh valley, we're seeing big improvements, but they saw over an inch and a half of rain. if you're in cookstown, you saw over an inch and a half of rain too. so it is going to help in the way of the drought, and more rain possibly into the day t

live to reveal wedding new investigation into supermarket meats and cover it and you will want tove tonig also, coming up kenny crumpton fame checking out the cool new john mellencamp exhibit we will welcome back. isn't that pretty? a beautiful day. somebody that can't let it go. hanging on. enjoying the time. good morning everybody. the water temperature isr runnig well above normal very similar this forgot warm weatherwise ins manye little burst of cold air e get over the lake kicks in snow we're not goingin in that direction. temperatures warming 25 west salem westlake 40. we'll be near 50 by the lunch hour today and aside from rain lookingeast coastst pretty quiet it will stay that way until wednesday morning. another m low coming in producig showers by then. even then work uci not looking t anything widespread. mostly sunnywi much lower middle 30s tonight some frost early tomorrow morning giving way to another nice day tomorrow the high of around 55. the front early wednesday clous increasing a few showers develo early in the morning. that front does not close down. week warm ahead o

so the tratus tonig hold in the 40s. a mild ni and it is a warm day tomrow. december 1st trow,d look at these highemperatures, 55nd 60 degrees, so a ne, mild start to the brand new month, ande're going to dry gs ot in the morning which is great news because of course, holiday tomorrow, and after being in the 50s during the day, we're still in the 40s by 7:00, so cloudy, lots ofunshine, apartly little breezy on friday, bright but cooler for eeekend. temperatures back in th 40s, which is seasonaor this time of yr. >> iike the 58 r the fir day of december. >> not bad. >> thank you. >> so fahe roads this morning,ortunately, not in the best shape. pressw.a look ode at the yocaee theorthbound side heading to the top of t screen. ere is a crash up ahead involving at least four cars. show you where the accident byct heavy delays as you just saw. they are back the braintree split. the are reports of one of those cars involved, stuck underneath a truck so also truck involved. they are going to be clearing it another accident, route 1 by ly seeand a water main break by

high: 70 tonig wind: sw 5-10. low: 45 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: sw 5-15. high: 68 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: sw 5-10. low: 45 the days are getting a little big or small, john's fishing friends are catching all iowa's lakes, rivers, and ponds have to offer. leading off our special halloween edition of big ol fish is kira klesner. even hoffman and his grandpa dave hoffman teamed up for the striper. batting third is harris hackney. another huge blue gill. caleb chesmore nailed it. his dad josh chesmore tied into a nice largemouth.. the blue gills were biting for oscar bontty. our first halloween crappie. adelyn bontty let it go picture. now it is alex mullins and his northern. our designated blue gill boy is benson bailey. we end on bass...sam smethurst nailed this four pounder while fishing with grandpa richard. with all my halloween fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. no one deserved what happened to two officers this week. those words come as the murder suspect awaits his first moment in front of a judge. a friend of the suspect in these killings says

twrurump speaking out tonig in a television interview as his transition team is taking shape with appointments of chief of staff and top aides expected soon. hello and welcome to america's news head quarters. >> good morning. future president also making calls to top republican leaders this

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he's in stable condition tonig tonight. police are looking for the gunman who they say is around 20 years old. >>> developing to night, police are on heightened alert about some drones after one got dangerously close to helicopters and crowds in the city and tonight joseph rosellely charged with a shrew of offenses connected to that incident. police are worried something like this won't be a one-time thing. that's thanks to the growing popularity of drones for individual use. our dave kinchen live in center city tonight where that drone was found near 29th and chestnut. dave? >>> we could tell you philadelphia police want people who buy drones to be aware of the federal rules required of them after tragedy almost took place last night. >> this drone was very very quick, and it would have taken literal al second. >> reporter: last night could have ended in disaster for chopper pilot ray ox line when a drone flew dangerously close while he was flying sky fox over an anti donald trump rally and marched through center city much

so be aware if you're celebrating the holidays tonig tonight.ut very busy in the air, very busy on the roads, guys. >> chris, thank you. >>> on your radar tonight we got a forecast to be thankful for. kathy orr is here with your holiday forecast. >> that wicked wind that we had over the weekend, that lingered into the work week. >> yes. >> that is gone. right, dawn. you remember that. you can see in old city philadelphia looking pretty good out there and it's pretty busy as well as chris mentioned it's a big night for the kids home from college to reunite. take a look at ultimate doppler where we do have spotty showers in the poconos. some spotty snow showers. some of this not making it to the ground just yet but eventu eventually of course during the day tomorrow it will. when we wake up tomorrow morning for your thanksgiving, 28 in the poconos. 39 in philadelphia. 31 degrees in millville. 34 degrees in pottstown. so it will be a cool but seasonal start to the holiday. airport travel delays none along the east that's got news. once you get thro

and now tonig in north carolina, a federal judge has ruled that thousands of voters who were illegally purged from the voter rolls in a process that she called insane, those voters have to be reinstated. we reported on this case, this purge in north carolina earlier this week. reported on the naacp suing over those thousands of people being thrown off the rolls. well, the judge in that case has now issued a ruling, has ordereded that those thousands of people in north carolina need to be reinstated right now in time for the election. joining us now is the lead attorney representing the north carolina naacp. she's also the legal director of forward justice. congratulations on this win today in north carolina. >> thank you for having me. >> so how many voters are reinstated by this ruling? is it instantaneous? will they definitely be able to vote on tuesday? >> the judge ordered that they will be able -- they will be reinstated in time to vote on tuesday and i believe that the counties are already working to carry that out and it will be carried out. and it is the injunction applies to t