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highs today are only topping out into the low 40s. on top of that, our winds continue to blow out of the northwest at 15 to 30 mph. with a strong northerly wind our temperatures morning and afternoon. the clear skies will stick around throughout the evening and overnight hours allowing for our temperatures to drop into the low 20s. a few of us may actually drop into the upper teens for the first time this season. winds won't be as strong, but will continue out of the northwest at roughly 5 to 15 mph. today: mostly sunny, windy, and high: 37 alo: 37 dbq: 36 iow: 38 34 to 40 tonight: clear and cold. wind: nw 5-10. low: 20 alo: 19 dbq: 20 iow: 21 17 to 23 tomorrow: mostly sunny and seasonably cool. wind: se 5-10 high: 40 alo: 39 dbq: 38 iow: 41 37 to 43 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: ese 5-10 low: 23 alo: 22 dbq: 22 iow: 24 20 to 26 monday: partly cloudy. high: 46 tuesday: showers likely. high: 47 low: 34 wednesday: chance of showers early. high: 44 low: 40 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 46 low: 34 friday: increasing clouds. high: 47 lo

a top security clearance, there's, i mean, there's code -- there's, like, secret, top secret, there's code word clearances above that. i assume this would be, what, top secret? do you know what kind of information then they would be allowed to see? could they see the presidential daily brief? >> let me speculate here, anderson. there are three basic levels of security clearance, confident sh confidential, secret, cop secret. from what i understand, they're being requested from the top secret level, same level i have, that's highest you can get in government. there are compartments within that that are even more classified. let me make this simpler. i'm going to guess what the president-elect is asking for, when he's having conversations with, for example, the central intelligence agency about what to do in syria, what we understand about russian intentions, some of that is top-secret information. he wants his children in the room. so there's security classifications that are technical. i think this is even simpler. when he talks to a briefer, someone who's sent over from the cia, he w

a recap of all your top stories happening at noon. wisconsin congressman paul ryan among those calling for unity this morning after do david ade has more on the house speaker's reaction from janesville. 3 3 president obama is inviting president-elect trump to a meeting at the white house tomorrow..the two are expected to talk about plans for a smth president phoned trump early this morning to congratulate him on winning the election. today: mostly 3 today: mostly sunny and mild. highs in the mid 50s. winds: n/w 5-15.tonight: mostly fair. lows near 40.rest of the week/weekend: we top out in the lower 60s for thursday. a cold front moves through by friday with highs in the upper 40s. 50s return for the weekend. dry weather is expected. today: mostly sunny and mild. highs in the mid 50s. winds: n/w 5-15.tonight: mostly fair. lows near 40.rest thursday. a cold front moves through by friday with highs in the upper 40s. 50s return for the weekend. dry weather is expected. today: mostly sunny and mild. highs in the mid 50s. winds: n/w 5-15.

it depends on what level of top secret. there's a lot of people, by the way, in the country that have top secret security clearance, basically anybody that does what i do in the military gets it. so it's a level that you have to go through some intense background, but that's different than what would be considered basically presidential level security, and i'm not sure what that's called or that classification. but basically you're exposed to anything the president has, versus just top secret. so i've got to get more details. and frankly, i think it's at the request of the president to make a decision who his advisers are, so i'm not going to question it. >> but during the campaign, he said his three adult children would run the business, and there would be a wall between him and them as far as the business is concerned. they'll take over the business. he'll work 100% exclusively as president of the united states. if they're going to run the business, why would they need top secret security clearances? >> i think a lot of t

they were completely dismantled from the top to the floor level. they were shipped all the way across the country to the foundry of salt lake city, where a number of parts were recast. >> if james madison is the architect of the constitution, that george washington is the general contractor. if to build a house or put on a addition, you know the results are more like what the general contractor has in mind than the architect. >> george washington's role in unifying the country and ratifying the first federal document in "george washington, nationalist." >> hamilton had already talked to washington before about this democracy stuff. and of course washington was a true republican. he believed in republican government. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. next, supreme court justices talk about their careers and their life on the court. we will your first from elena kagan and then clarence thomas. then president obama at the white house medal of freedom ceremony. supreme court justice elena kagan about her life and career at the equal justice works confer

of trains. >> not only dozens, you have... when i was on top of the trains, 100. the train conductors describe... >> hinojosa: how long were the trains? >> they're 40 or 50 cars. the conductors would describe 300, 400, even 600 people on top of one freight train. they said it looks like a beehive covered with human beings, just to give you a visual image. really... it really brings home the notion of how many people are coming to this country in this way, and they're coming in this country without permission. >> hinojosa: and having to, essentially, ride the trains through mexico because it's free. >> it's free. >> hinojosa: i mean, it's the one way that you can actually get from... once you get to the border of mexico to the north, if you don't have the money to pay for a bus, you ride a train. >> that's right. and these children that i was writing about, who are coming in this desperate search to find their mothers, often they have no money so the only way they can go is gripping onto the tops and sides of these freight trains that travel up the length of mexico

america's top secret weapons of cyber war. ready to take action against russia, and intelligence sources tell nbc news, we're already insi. >>> horrific discovery. a woman missing for months, found alive, chained up in a storage container. a convicted sex offender under arrest, and tonight, another grisly find. >>> and exploding washing machines. another warning about samsung. hundreds of top-loading washers suddenly blowing apart. tonight, a massive recall, an alert for millions of families. "nightly news" begins >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening from our nbc news election center. there are four days to go. and tonight donald trump and hillary clinton are playing the end game. they head into the final weekend of the race battling through a deafening echo chamber of polls. hyper-focused on the states and the voters they think can turn this close election their way. as he races to nearly a dozen states between now and the election. while for clinton i

but we are always here for you providing the top federal news that nevadans need to know. just visit our website, joycecommunications.com where you can subscribe to our nevada's "washington watch" newsletter. that is it for this week's "eye on washington." i'm marilee joyce in washinon, d.c. >> you're watching "the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information. i'm randy alvarez. today's topic -- replacing missing teeth with dental implants. and according to my first guest, she says nobody should be wearing a traditional denture. no more dentures. with us, we have an expert on the topic, dr. nicole mackie. dr. mackie, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> so, tell me a little bit about your role as the prosthodontist, and who's the typical patient? >> we don't really have a typical patient. patients can be any kind of walk of life, any different kind of

tweet out your top four, not top five. top four. >> steve: top four. >> jimmy: it can't be either one of the gilmore girls. >> steve: no, come on. >> jimmy: no, rory and lorelai they go without saying. we love those guys. hashtag it #girlmoregirlstop4. and then we'll just see. i just want to see. [ cheers and applause ] i think i picked the right, four people. oh, sookie! sookie, i forgot about sookie's great too. she kind of goes without saying too. she's the invisible five. [ laughter ] >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: still keep it top four. but sookie's she's top five. guys, during the election, everyone was talking about the polls, you know, all the polls are wrong and stuff. but even though the election is over, there's still a lot of polls out th hear about them as much. let's take a look at them in a a new segment called "tonight show polls." ? tonight show polls ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: first, they asked, what is the true meaning of thanksgiving. 15% said remembering everything in your life to be thankful for.

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he wants them to have top security clearances. going to suddenly say -- maybe this is just him being ultimately honest. >> perhaps. but i think that's the difference of top security clearances. there are all different levels of this. i think if they have -- if jared, for example, has a real job in the west wing of the administration, whose job requires that, then he will get one. i would be stunned that the white house counsel, whoever that may be, is going to allow others who are here in new york running the business to have security clearances. i just don't think he wants to invite that kind of scrutiny. we'll see, but i think that we have to be a little bit patient here as this works itself out. >> can that happen, david gergen? if his son-in-law, let's just say, does have a role like this, clearly, he's very, very crucial to donald trump. he's married to ivanka trump who's going to be running the business, also, of course, a confidant to her father in her own right. this seems too tangled for there ever to be a clear, ethical

hundreds of top-loading washers suddenly blowing apart. tonight a massive "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening from our nbc news election center. this are four days to go. and tonight donald trump and hillary clinton are playing the end game. they head into the final weekend of the race battling through a deafening echo chamber of polls. hyper focused on the states and the voters they think can turn their way. for trump, it means electoral speed dating as he races to nearly a dozen states between now and the election. while for clinton it's a strategic defense to what she hopes if a firm path to victory. andrea, good evening. >> good evening, lester. the pace is picking up, hillary clinton hitting three major cities in battleground states. the clinton team revealing what they hope is a winning streang going into this final weekend. tonight trying to protect democratic territory. rallying voters in states barack obama won easily four

and three of the top 7. all three were in action tonight... ya know menzies had his coaches in front of their tv's watching and recording. top ranked duke facing 7th ranked kansas. take ya to the 2nd half... grayson allen could've left for the nba... but is back to have some fun as an amateur. drives and scores.. 75-72 ku. duke down three... three.. it's tied at 75. now with 10 seconds left... best player on the court... frank mason... the jayhawk guard buries the game winning jumper... kansas for the first time since 2008 knocks off a number one.... 77-75 the final. baylor bears looking for their first ever non conference home win over a top five team. this was all baylor.. ducks trailing 10 at the half.. but a 9-0 run pulled oregon to within one. going away 66-49... but to be fair... oregon was without all american dillion brooks who recovering from foot surgery. ((chris maathuis)) unlv's marvin menzies and staff got their first committment for the 2016-17 year. 6-5 guard jay green, who grew up in australia and moved to phoenix last year, an

can you explain just the details of a top-secret -- assuming it's a top-secret clearance -- what kind of access it gives you? >> reporter: what i think we should point out, though, is that i don't think the adult children, perhaps, say, jared kushner, who would be a very important adviser inside this white house, would have access to the kind of operational security information that you would have inside "the situation room," inside the white house, for example. and so the way it's been explained to me, anderson, is that if these adult children of donald trump are in a situation where, perhaps, some kind of sensitive material might be useful to them, as part of their advising capacity with donald trump, their father, being president of the united states, then perhaps that information might get passed along to them. but i don't think we're talking about the kind of very sensitive information that would be handled at the top national security levels, you know, locations for counterterrorism operations and that sort of thing. but anderson, it sounds like from what we're hearing from our

in a race where top aides tell nbc news, they see few voters still undecided. clinton hoping to boost african american turn-out, with disappointing early voting numbers in some battlegrounds. the president out in north carolina again tonight for the second time in three days, north carolina for me, that is the best send-off you could ever give me and michelle. >> reporter: and trying to hold back the crowd shouting at a trump supporter. >> i told you to be focused and you're not focused right now. don't boo. whoa! >> reporter: the campaign also targeting suburban men and women at a rally with pharrell williams and bernie sanders. but tonight, bill clinton raising eyebrows with this shot at m >> i never felt so bad for anybody in my life, as i did for his wife going out giving a speech, saying, oh, cyber bullying was a terrible thing. i thought, yeah, especially if it's done at 3:00 in the morning against a former miss universe by a guy running for president. >> reporter: the sprint to the finish now on, the clintons election eve. nbc news, andrea mitchell. >> r

we are staying on top of those wildfires burning in eastern tennessee. this is video of the flames near westgate resort. aaron shot this video while walking down the road. you can see the walls of fire winds near hurricane force have been fanning the flames at least -- and at least three deaths have been blamed on the wildfires. >>> a gun background checks hit a record number on black friday. the fbi says on black friday alone and processed 185,713 background checks for gun buyers. anyone who buys a gun at a federally licensed firearms dealer is required to first fill out a form about their background, drug use and criminal history.>>> a du against a log while wading through the water but it was a gator. he disturbed that gator and said it came up so fast he didn't have time to react but his friend did. >> i was going backward and i saw the alligator coming towards me again. so my hunting partner shot my kayak in between me alligator in myself and i think if he hadn't have done that, the again. >> his friend and two off-duty firefighters helped get him t

he says getting rid of the health care act is his top priority. tomorrow he will be in miami and pensacola than jacksonville on thursday. >>> we now know we hate getting hit with hidden fees. from credit cards, car dealers, with new findings on how to beat those fees. >> reporter: that investigation is less than 6 minutes away. i am chatting about it right now only -- i am chatting about it right now on facebook. we want to hear your story. share them with me right now. i will be here on the facebook page until the end of the newscast. >>> hit and run are hard to solve, when there is very little evidence. today police are working a case where a woman was killed in one of their own was injured. it is going to take a lot of luck to crack this case. >> reporter: few clues, one witness killed and the other injured. how do police go about solving a deadly hit and run? >> the first thing is they have to figure out what happened >> reporter: investigators say many hit and runs involved driver impairment. >> they are all over the road. they don't know wha

got on to that lap top. he only learned friday from press reports that a possibility belonging to mr. wiener contained e-mails of hers. police abedin will continue to be forthcoming and cooperative. for years abedin has been by clinton's side. ever since this story broke abedin has been noticeably absent. she preetedly made the case that the fbi had no case. she invited fbi agents to keep on digging but insisted they won't find anything they don't will beed know. >> i made a mistake. i am not making any excuses. i will tell you this if they want to look at more e-mails of one of my staffers, go ahead and look at them. i know they will reach the same conclusion they will reach when they looked at my e-mails last year. >> today clinton will be campaigning in another battle ground state. florida. top surrogates will hit the campaign trail on her behalf today president obama, vice president biden and former president clinton. you can expect all of them to hit fbi director james comey very hard. >> kristin fisher

the first signs of discord shaking up donald trump's transition team as top advisers and lobbyists get the boot. >> he broke protocol by ditching his press corps going out to dinner unannounced. >> after getting his first br briefing mike pence is meeting with vice president joe biden. abc's janay norman has the >> reporter: donald trump out of the public eye but back on twitter writing the process for picking cabinet members is very organized so it appears to be anything but. cracks beginning to show as key members of the transition team purged. former congressman mike rogers one of trump's top national security advisers abruptly resigning reportedly pushed out. this is governor chris christie ousted. ben carson distanced himself from the transition and a low inquiry into security clearances for trump's children yore adviser kellyanne conway forced to respond. >> i only know what i read in the paper. i just know that that was never a formal request. >> reporter: at the same time criticism continues over trump's pick for chief strategist, steve bannon, former chairman of breitbart news

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highs today top out in the upper 40s to low 50s. breezy southeast winds will make it feel a little cooler. we'll start to clear things out tonight may also bring a stray shower tonight. patchy fog is possible tonight. lows fall into the 30s. a cool down begins on tuesday, with highs in the low 40s to low 50s. cooler air continues to track in through the week until we start december have partly cloudy skies for saturday but computer models are not in agreement about sunday. some keep it sunny, others bring in some precipitation. we will track it carefully for any weekend plans. strong low pressure tracks through the upper midwest today, bringing a cold front through the kwwl viewing area. that cold front may cause top out in the upper 40s to low 50s. breezy southeast winds will make it feel a little cooler. we'll start to clear things out overnight. partly cloudy skies tonight may also bring a stray shower tonight. patchy fog is possible tonight. lows fall into the 30s. a cool down begins on continues to track in through the week unt

one of the topping was ice cream.enchfries. >> um-hmm. >> you have to try this. >>> 9:24. curly wedge or when i whip. >> we're talking about the the new bar to hit our philadelphia area. they are breaking out french tries really cool toppings. so mike says you gotta try this. >> come down the stairs about five stairs. >> yes. >> come on down those stairs it is worth it. i'm on 17th street, between sansom and chestnut street. it is a new place, has been around a couple weeks called shoo prize. look at rachel. hi there, rachel. >> hi, how are you. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> what is the idea. >> it is trench fries, yes. >> yes, the idea is basically we wanted to do something that was familiar to everybody, so the burger, is here. so you just switch it on making frenchfries the star here. >> yes, let's switch. so far what kind of toppings we can put on frenchfries. >> we have a jerk chicken we have cheese stake, we have sizzle. and you like truffles powder, we have eggs. >> the under dog. >> yes. >> is that a we

topping out at 48 degrees. mirs and drizzle around this morning and steady light to moderate rain this afternoon and tonighting this evening. we look at the warmer conditions for tomorrow. matt? >> it is decent on the roads. wet pavement to deal with. the volume is light. quiet across the system. we are delay free. the travel times are in great shape... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. wisconsin election officials are meeting today to talk about a recount of presidential votes. this is coming at president-elect donald trump is facing criticism over treats alleging voter fraud. we are live w the latest. good morning. >> good morning, ben. the president-elect is claiming that people voted illegally and also alleges there was voter fraud in several states. as president-ecdona trump s fr thanksgiving k from florida he unleashed about leionul twitter. he wrote serious voter fraud in virginia california and new media reports on this. big problem. before that, in addition to winni

tuesday we will be between system and will again top out in the low to mid 60s. wednesday we'll get extra clouds from a quick moving system that will push through the area. we may get a bit of a breeze from that system and high temps hold steady there until friday. expect sunny skies and light winds on thanksgiving. we'll see breezy to windy conditions on black friday, along with partly to mostly cloudy skies as another system pushes through the area. this system will drop temps a bit to the low 60s on saturday. are you looking for an office breezy winds to the area. expect showers tomorrow afternoon. however, it looks the chances for rain will get better late sunday into monday morning. expect highs around 70 tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies, then a drop to the low and mid 60s on monday with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds. tuesday we will be between system and will again top out in the low to mid 60s. wednesday we'll get extra clouds from a quick moving system that will push through the area. we may get a bit of a breeze from that system and high temps wi

three of the top four teams in the playoff ranks had lost.n, washington, all going down. number one ranked alabama is the only team to stay undefeated. now, the playoff ranking poll came out tuesday night. anybody's guess who will be in the top four now. >>> it was a soldout crowd at madison square garden demi novato all came out to see the crafty, charismatic featherweight champion conner mcgregor who was looking to make history. he knocks down eddie making conor the first ufc fighter to hold two belts in two different weight classes at the same time. conor mcgregor, you're a bad, bad man. >> you summed it up well, my friend. >> this is all chris wants to talk about all morning, just by the way. we have tamoo move up. >>> you saw it saturday night dave chappelle delivering a powerful message. our media experts weigh in, next. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums love or like?

the top elected democrat in the house. house democrats voting in a secret ballot, voting in pelosi over ohio representative tim ryan. the california congresswoman has run the house democratic caucus for the last 14 years. many democrats believe her experience is needed to challenge president-elect trump. >>> moving on, the patriots gearing up for a game against the rams. a lot of players missing in action at practice today. no sign of brady, gronk or edelman. >> some other patriots have stepped up big inec let's find out what the late 70 from gillette. here's trey daerr. >> yeah, guys, the patriots are not quite the same team that we've seen in the last two weeks, they were in the first 9 games of the season. injuries may be dialing back some of the top players. tom brady, the headlining name on this week's practice report, his injuries are starting to take their affect as the patriots are at their most important stretch of the season. >> i think that's what december means, is almost over, you know. we got five games left

and bank of america's head of high yield michael con top allows. later, we are covering all the after hours action for wynn resorts and fit bit. those stocks moving. we start off with facebook reporting moments ago, that call kicking off. julia boorstin is monitoring it. facebook shares, we should note, volatile in the after hours session, down about half a percent right now. despite an earnings beat. the stock initially syrininking. this follows a tough day for the tang stocks overall getting hit hard. facebook is, of course, the last of the fang stocks to report earnings this quarter. so can facebook keep growing and is it signalling the end of the tech run? dan nathan, what do you say? >> as far as the move in the after market right now, the stock down 5% from the all-time high it made early last week. so i think it's pretty muted. they came in with a quarter people expected. they hit $1.8 billion monthly active users. here's the issue. you talk about growth. at some point, they can't grow monthly active users in a dramatic fashion so they have

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he is the very first up and over the top. so while he is swinging with his sword confederates are converging upon the tar heel soldiers 37th north carolina battering him with clubs and a confederate officer takes his sword and strikes gould on the top of his head forcing him to his knees he tries to pull himself over back in the different to safety and the confederate yanks him back by the collar and one more bayonet plunged into his back. while all of this is going on and gould is fighting at least half a dozen north carolinians, who is watching out front of the the works, who is keeping the rest of company h at bay? gould's courage an leadership will get the rest of company h moving forward. a corporal grabs gould's body and pulls it up to the top of the wall and he gets a gunshot wound and the two tumble into the different. after several minutes unconscious at the bottom, he comes to and stumbles back the union line the full mile, gets himself patched up and says all of my wounds were very noisy but in fact slight. he bear

week ahead: middle 50s for wednesday and then we top out in the lower 60s for thursday. a cold front moves through for friday with highs in the upper 40s. 50s return for the weekend. abundant sun expected through this week and weekend. toss back to mike the sound of boos greeted "donald trump"... his wife "melania"... and daughter "ivanka" this morning as they emerged from their polling place in new york city. the republican presidential nominee... ?smiled and waved? to the crowd... before leaving with his family. family. 3 meanwhile--- a helicopter hovered over the motorcade... taking hillary clinton to ?her? polling place in upstate new york.craig boswell has the ?national perspective?.... on the presidential contest. (nats)supporters mobbed husband - former president bill clinton - as they filled out their ballots in their hometown of chappaqua, new york.(nats: 8:05 cheers when she's done filling it out) (nats from outside - pipe 8, then close ups on pipe 2)she greeted voters waiting outside and said she feels humbled. (sot: hillary clinton/presidential candidate - d)