lee carter. republican campaign strategist, fox news contributor, tony sayegh. ank you, both for being here. >> great to be here. lou: and lee, we're watching right now these protests and marches, the president has said nothing. the clinton folks have said nothing. the vice president has said nothing. and a number of media outlets are saying well, trump should address them. when, in fact, we know for a fact that george soros is behind some of these demonstrations, some of the protesters with his money with, his organizations, his nonprofits. >> you know, there's a few things here, i think number one, the right to protest is a right and people should be able to do it. if they want to -- lou: wait, wait, let me be clear, so we don't have to go through this bromide. i don't have problem with anybody demonstrating, protesting, i have a problem with cities having to pay massive bills for security. secondly, property damage and personal injury. those things i have a problem with. >> i have a problem with that too. irony of all of this, if trump were going to lose it's

my name is tony lee. i'm a police detective with the university police department. i'm here to talk about the legal aspects behind drinking. dr. kate sullivan, i'm a professor in the department of hospitality management and i teach a class called beer appreciation here on campus. i'm adrianne manseau, the student correspondent for this episode of equal time. i'm very happy that you're all here and that we're gonna have a candid conversation. and full disclosure, my father had problems with alcohol that directly affected my life and certainly hoi look at alcohol. and i'm touched by what happened to you. can you tell us a little bit more about what happened with your father? >> yes, my dad was 63 years old. healthy. had two jobs. he was on his way to work. he was walking legally in a crosswalk, when he was hit by someone who was driving under the influence. my dad spent three weeks in a coma and then he died a day before father's day. >> i'm very sorry. we're all very sorry about that. we hear these type of stories and tony, you deal with this as a police officer. how

i don't think i have been so happy >> thanks for being with us, tony and lee. >> by the way, i have a sense that you were talking about some form of deprivation when you are talking about pita bread. >> my grandparents are lebanese. we ate everything on pita bread. >> america is grand. it is indeed especially with the pita bread. >> roll the video, please. a group of season thrill seekers flying their way in the record books of at least 130. >> adrenaline junkies, i am trying to count them there. 130 of them over the age of 40 pouring out a plane nearing 19,000 feet above paris. that's one of the most popular places for sky diving, setting the largest formation by this age group, 40 plus. the previous record for 123 sky divers and topping 130 of them. up next, donald trump's transition team weighing all of their cabinet recommendations for the president-elect trump. john would be a good choice. is there anybody better? >> maybe me, i don't know? [ laughs ] >> who will president-elect trump choose, ambassador bolton is joining me next and yes, his reaction to rudy giuliani . and now mo

we'll take that up with republican campaign strategist tony sayegh and lee carter.d to have you both here. what do you make of all of those democratically run cities defying the rule of law and in particular the man who was just elected president. >> i'm not surprised by the behavior of them. i think that these cities, these elected officials are making decisions to basically these are the same people shop criticized obama for stonewalling in the first place. >> they are talk about protecting illegal immigrants and not their own residents with crime rising at an incredittible rate. >> protect the illegal immigrants and get rid of those awful uneducated white men. lou: that seems to be the story, tony, what do you think? >> you will see a president who understands what it is to defend the american people. there is a boundary to our compassion. to have sank wary cities, lots taking from the civil discourse and well pair of these cities, these are now going to be things that are unacceptable under a trump administration in some regard. you have federal funding associat

we have heard from lee carter and tony sayegh, republican strategist. this thing is tight.d i have to tell you i'm excited. it's going to be it looks like an amazing thrilling day. >> it's certainly turned out much closer than anybody anticipated a couple of months ago and i think at the end of the day we still don't know who is going to vote. lou: you may not but i've got it all figured out. >> a lot of people vote on election day. i think it's going to be a very positive experience for americans and i think trump is very much -- lou: what have you there could looking at the 6.4 million voters who have are devoted in the state of florida we are talking about somewhere around 50 million people who have voted in this country when the polls open tomorrow. michael, that's amazing and right now both north carolina and florida are ahead for the trump organization ahead of where romney was against president obama four years ago. >> lou i was looking at a bunch of polls today because going all the way back right after the republican convention in july was the last time trump was d

lee carter, we appreciate it. tony sayegh, thank you very much. >> thank you.s could the evangelical vote be the key to a trump victory? we'll talk with tony perkins, evangelical leader pastor robert jeffress coming up next. >>> the polls for florida and north carolina have just closed, we're looking at the results, too early to declare a winner but getting more interesting by the moment. florida, also, it's a close one. 53% of the precincts reporting, and as of right now, we're talking about 2.3% differentiation, but don't worry about it, it's just about 5 million votes. this is tight. >>> up next, two more battleground state polls close in 15 minutes. manufacturing states michigan and pennsylvania, did trump's job message resonate there with voters? we'll find out. stay with us, we're coming right back. . lou: election night in america! we're going to have a new president-elect when all of this is said and done, and we're far from saying or doing all that we need as you see there. florida, donald trump has opened up his lead again. it is very, very early. a l

they are still in shock about their tony after dying after fairly. lee county health officials say the reasoning from the cooling towers that consolidate a precision products which is located next returning work. the reason for that cpp has been eliminated. >> that though he didn't. he had to be at work. >> cpp released a statement saying no bacteria was detected in post cleaning test results. >> surveillance video from an attempted carjacking in fremont. and happen on november 3. that plays a stolen two days before. he's wearing a parka when he points a gun at a woman and demand her car keys, but she refuses and keeps on walking. when she gets near fatcats restaurant, she screams for help. that's when the system cannot, but police say he and his accomplices then carjacked another woman just a few blocks away. i think it's a matter of opportunity to have a few rotten people that are preying on innocent people. they will be tremont will move on. it's such a beautiful neighborhood. >> this is the latest in a series of robberies. if you recognize the suspec

joining me now, lee carter and tony sayegh. thank you both for being here. have got to ask you this. this is very -- surprising, i think to most people. but he seems to be rising beyond being president-elect. this may be a reach for sainthood to bring in romney and sainthood. don't you think? >> i think it's extraordinary. 2016, anything could happen and it has so far. he said in the beginning of his campaign that he was the kind of person that would work with all side, people who agreed with him and disagreed with him. he was going to negotiate. this an example of him bringing in people who didn't endorse him, but he's willing to hear them out. i think this is a good sign. lou: tony, what do you think? >> i think donald trump is the on person who knows if any of these names will result in cabinet appointments. you heard kelly ayotte mentioned as secretary of defense. you have ted cruz who met with yesterday. but that's a decision donald trump needs to make at his leisure. the reality is meeting with them publicly send an important message is this is somebod

lee, was there. there. steffi: a somber yet touching tribute as hundreds gathered to pay their final respects to sgt. tony beminio.a stream of law enforcement cars drove down jordan sot: jane potthoff 03:12:28:13 "we support you -- we feel your pain -- we share your pain."as the community and even the youngest of iowans stood in solidarity - for a fallen hero. sot: chief wingert 11:46 if god could handcrafta&he would look just like tony."moments before the funeral procession -- des moines police chief dana wingert had no shortage of praise for sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared. people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go lutheran procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one

>>the salvation army mayor ed lee, police chief tony chaplain and joanne haze-white were among dozens of volunteers who sliced up pounds and pounds of turkey. >>both of the agencies do such incredible work. i'll be at st. anthony's tomorrow serving meals. >>> authorities are investigating an airline passenger who threatened to blow up a southwest plane out of oakland. 32-year-old arpin shaw was arrested yesterday afternoon. he started ranting the plane was going to blow up. the pilot returned to the gate. passengers got off the plane, thoroughly searched the plane. nothing was found and the plane was on its way 3 hours later. he is expected to face criminal threat charges. >>> the mayor announced today undercover officers will be patrolling areas where hate crimes have been reported. tony chaplain says they will be on hand to prevent these kinds of crimes and hopefully make arrests. he says the program will be similar to one that prevents fights among rival sports teams by having officers dress as the rivals. >>we're going to take the concept and move it into the hate-crime realm so w

lee was joined by san francisco's acting police chief. tony chaplin. and san francisco's fire chief. joanne hayes-while >> pam:the three also lent a hand carving holiday birds at the salvation army of san >> steve:congresswoman nancy pelosi also volunteered her morning saint anthonys. serving meals in the dining room. pelosi was joined by her family. >> steve:a spokesperson of saint anthonys says they expect to serve four- thousand meals between today and tomorrow. guests say they are appreciative of the meal and happy to see the house minority leader. >> pam:a battery for a child's toy is being blamed for a fire that displaced a family of four. it happened in san leandro at a home on birch street near bonaire park. >> pam: before fire crews arrived a woman managed to escape with her two grandchildren. >> pam: once firefighters showed up, they were able to contain the blaze but not before the flames devoured much of the home. >> pam: fire officials say thecontrolled car sparked the blaze. >> pam: no firefighters were injured. but one resident suffered

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lee, was there. there. steffi: a somber yet touching tribute as hundreds gathered to pay their final respects to sgt. tony beminio.a stream of law enforcement cars drove down jordan creek parkway - sot: jane potthoff 03:12:28:13 your pain -- we share your pain."as the community and even the youngest of iowans stood in solidarity - for a fallen hero. sot: chief wingert 11:46 if god could handcrafta&he would look just like tony."moments before the funeral procession -- des moines police chief dana wingert had no shortage of praise for sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared. people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up."terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the support of the policemen when a tragedy happens and to have all these people come out too that really helps."kathy kar

lee was there. >> a somber tribute as the crowd gathered at hope lutheran church to pay their respects to tony beminio. a stream of law enforcement cars drove down jordan creek park way. >> i hope they know we support you, we feel your pain. we share your pain as the community and youngest of iowans stood in solidarity before the hero. moments be the police chief had no shortage of praise for sergeant tony beminio. >> if god could hand craft the perfect police officer inside and out he would look just like tony. >> people filled over passes as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery. sergeant beminio's final resting place. >> this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up. >> terry is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of >> there is nothing like the support of the policeman when a tragedy happens and so and to have all these people come out too, it really helps. >>> kathy watched closely with her father on her mind he was a police officer for two decades in iowa. >> very emotional about the famlies even before an emotional ti

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tony chaplin. the commission narrowed it down to about 10 candidates. the three finalists will be given to san francisco mayor ed lee and he will ultimately name the next police chief. in the meantime i retired oakland police sergeant accused of being involved in the bay area law enforcement sex scandal is to court -- due in court next month. reed johnson did not comment as he appeared. he is charged with a misdemeanor for allegedly not reporting child abuse against jasmine. she chatted with johnson on facebook and told him she had sex with other oakland police officers when she was 17 years old the scandal involved several local police departments and sheriff's offices. the lawyer says johnson should've come forward and stopped the abuse. >> if he had reported early when he first came to our attention we may not have this widespread police entanglement that we have. >> he has filed a $66 million -- claim against the city of oakland and a $30 million claim against the city of richmond. he wants four police officers fired for alleged misconduct, not just one officer as it -- not just one officer is originally propose

lee. >> wow. >> there are men with b plans. then there's tony mazzolini. size of it.can't believe the so big itk too up a hangar the size of a football field. >> this particular airplane is the last restorable29 i t world. >> a of world war ii. nearly threeoth haunted and decades. >> it's part of the greatest generation, we want tooeep the memories alive. >> swarms of b29s carried destruction to the japanese home super fortress, he b most?b:y technologically aance bomber in the world. one b29 left on a scial >> the mos famous, of course, s t inolaay. dropped rs atomic bomb. was a flight engineer on b29 during the korean war. then the jet age had nearly those legendary bomber op combat were usually scrapped. or sent to the mojave desert where the once's proudombs were used target practice. >> they wer in millions of pieces. >> kinof undignified end. >> it is. quite a histoc aircra. sever one told tony any b29 worth sg had?2n5 been saved all. but they were wrong. the horizon getting larger and larger and my heartbeat was getting faster. >> out in that desert

lee. >> wow. >> there are men with big plans. then there's tony mazzolini. >> i still can't believe the size of it. his plan was so big it took up a hangar the size of a football field. >> this particular airplane is the last restorable b29 in the world. >> a of world war ii. a bomber that both haunted and obsessed tony for nearly three decades. >> it's part of the greatest generation, we want too keep the memories alive. >> swarms of b29s carried destruction to the japanese homeland. >> nicknamed the super fortress, the b29 was the most technologically advanced bomber one b29 left on a special mission. >> the most famous, of course, was the inola gay. dropped first atomic bomb. tony was a flight engineer on b29 during the korean war. then the jet age had nearly rendered the legendary bomber op soley. those that hadn't been lost in combat were usually scrapped. or sent to the weapons center in california's mojave desert where the once proud bombers were used for target practice. >> they were just in millions of pieces. >> kind of undignified end.

john ciravolo and tony atzenhoffer were in the cap with lee oswald. >> this is several cadets, including oswald on the end in the white t-shirt, myself standing in front of him. and over here in the white t-shirt and the helmet is dave ferrie. >> because of all of the publicity, you can recognize ferrie, you can recognize oswald. they were both in the cap at the same time. they were both wearing cap uniforms. >> narrator: after the kennedy assassination, david ferrie denied that he ever knew lee oswald. but if david ferrie was with oswald in 1963, it could be significant because both ferrie and banister were also linked to another group which hated the president: organized crime. >> we took very seriously the possibility that organized crime had a hand in the president's death. the fbi had an illegal electronic surveillance on the major figures of organized crime. we did a survey of that surveillance. what we did find, and shockingly, is repeated conversations by these people that indicated the depth of their hatred for kennedy and actual discussions of, "he ought to be killed," or "he o