already out on a number of major u.s. cities today. portland polices have called some of the protests riots. one person was injured in portland after gunfire broke out after an officer used flash bang. president-elect trump as twice addressed them on twitter. once calling them unfair, and then saying he loved the passion. today, he is calling for unity. this will prove to be a great time in the lives of all americans, and we will win, win, win. that coming four hours ago. that union not being seen across american cities across today. the reporters on the ground, alongside demonstrators, bryn is in new york and let me begin with you, bryn. it looks like we don't have them. we will a get to them in just a moment. again, protests in new york, in los angeles. today, peaceful for the most part. protests last night in portland and a number of major u.s. cities, we'll get to the reporters in just a moment. >>> let's get to this first. 69 days until donald trump calls the oval office home. not only is this historic, given he is the first perso

will cancel all federal we will stop illegal immigration. >> reporter: there are more than 300 u.s. cities and counties that limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. several mayors all democrats plan to defy president elect trump. chicago's rahm emmanuel. >> it will be a sanctuary city. >> new york's bill de blasio. >> we are not going to sacrifice a half million people who live amongst us. chief, charlie beck recently made headlines when he said it is not his department's job to help deport people. >> if your job is to enforce the law, why would you not cooperate with efforts to remove people who are here illegally? >> it is not the primary job of local law enforcement to endorse civil or federal laws. i think it would break down the connections with immigrant communities. >> reporter: sanctuary city that refuse to cooperate could lose billions in federal funding. washington, d.c. mayor could lose 20% of her budget. >> his immigration stance could less safe. >> the police chief in los angeles says if his officers become an immigration force they will lose the trust of

also this morning, a flash mob attack in a major u.s. city. what those attackers were trying to accomplish. doug: the bataclan reopening in paris. the special guests kicking off the opening. antoinette: doug: wildfires raging right now across the south. several areas under a state of emergency. the smoke so intense that residents along the border of north carolina and florida are asked to be wearing masks outside. investigators suspect arson is more than 60,000 acres scorched in the last few weeks. >> one little ember from a fire, even though it could be innocent could cause a lot of damage. >> the smoke almost blocked out the sun. doug: the rash of wildfires driving some families from their home. antoinette: y new hampshire already? if you are itching to get out on the slopes, today is your lucky day. bretton woods has a one-day opening as part of their say good night to hunger campaign. you could get a free ticket if you donate a nonperishable clothing item. doug: a little closer to home, snowmaking has begun at southern new england's larges

we will stop illegal immigration. >> reporter: there are more than 300 u.s. citiesnd counties that limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. several mayers all dem-- mayors all democrats plab to defy president-elect trump. chicago's rawm emmanuel. >> it always will be a sanctuary city. >> reporter: new york's bill de blasio. >> we are not going to sacrifice a half million people who live monk us. >> reporter: los angeles police chief charlie beck recently made headlines when he said it's not his department's job to help deport people. >> if your job is to enforce the law, why would you not cooperate with efforts to remove people who are here illegally. >> it is not the primary job of local law enforcement to enforce civil or federal laws. i think it would break down the connections that we have with immigrant communities. >> reporter: sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate could lose billions of dollars in federal funding. washington d.c. mayor mur yel bowser could lose-- muriel bowser could lose 20% of her budget. >> his immigration stance co

officers ambushed in four u.s. cities. at least one dead, one critical and massive manhunt under way. >> christa: a weymouth woman struck in the street. her family desperate for answers. >> kris: the patriots fighting their way to a win out west. tom brady on what it's like the play back in the bay area. >> christa: and giving back to those who need it. mayor marty walsh getting in the holiday spirit this thanksgiving. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> kris: we want the start with breaking news and concerns you commute this morning. several crashes and spin-outs around the area, including this live view from sky7 h.d. an accident on route 2 at 128 in lexington. danielle gersh is going to have more on this traffic conditions all across the area in just a moment. but first good morning to you. thanks for joining us. delcamp. a lot of us have had to do some ice scraping on the windshield, as well. >> wren: it is cold. it feels like you're waking up to winter. you midget want to scrape off your windshield. this is a

. >>> "time" says denver is the first u.s. city to allow marijuana in bars and restaurants. a ballot question on the issue in last week's election had passed. smoking indoors is still banned, but owners may create outdoor smoking areas. donald trump's daughter ivanka takes heat for mixing business and politics after her appearance on "60 minutes." t los megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. (vo) stank face. an expression of disgust caused by inadequate litter tidy cats is the cure. with new guaranteed you won't have to face one more stank face. tidy cats. forecast in some cities around the country. >>> well, if you're like super mario constantly on the run, there is a new way to play his game. nintendo plans to release an app. it will be out before christmas and cost9.99. pretty pricey for an app! >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" now. yvoivanka trump is accused of cashing in. >>> the electric came jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange wi

u.s. naval officer. >>> well, we began by talking about the protests. at least 25 american cities have seen large groups of anti-trump protests since tuesday's election. >> even here in atlanta where our gary tuckman went out on the streets to find out why people are so upset. >> reporter: a combination of anger and disbelief on the streets of atlanta, georgia. hundreds of people marching through the city expressing their opposition to donald trump being president. these people have been marching for about two miles now. they're angry because he became president and also they can't believe he became president. most people acknowledged when they went to bed tuesday night or stayed up into wednesday morning that hillary clinton would be president. some people didn't vote at all but there are a lot of angry hillary clinton supporters here feeling the system betrayed them. when we asked them how do you feel the system betrayed you? the one thing they cite is that it appears hillary clinton won the popular vote. if she does, that's the second time in 16 years, al gore in 2000, won the

. >> reporter: with the help of average jos and 77 u.s. cities, trent mapped the worst trader joe's in san francisco to drunk mickey mouses in times casa bonita west of denver. >> it didn't get judgment. it should just be diarrhea and tortillas >> reporter: many of the labels cherry creek made the cover. how should we really feel about a book of stereotypes? >> take the facebook options, like, love, whoa, and that's it. and the angerry face, of course -- angry face, of course. yeah, that's sort of offensive. if somebody said i'm not messed up. >> he's also hopeful the city will benefit. >> taking that and putting it back into the community. >>> how long you expecto may depend on where you live in denver. 84 in you live in washington park. capitol hill, knock 10 years off! >>> you've heard it every few year, your vote counts. voters approved recreational pot sales by 55 votes. the small city of around westminster. >> it started with a teenaged girl calling 911 trying to save her mom's life. when facebook can be dangerous. >> help me understand why

protesters march for a second night through the streets of philadelphia as they did at many other large u.s. cities they are expressing their anger and anxiety over the election of donald trump as president. annie mccormick is live at city hall with more on their plans for tonight, annie. >> reporter: matt you saw the images from kenneth's story from across the country. last night there was a multiracial feminist group that came out to moirn -- mourn and grieve the election. protesters of the election called the result a white lash against them and black lives matter. the group gathered on the steps of the municipal services building and preceded to march toward 30th street station. a smaller group of 100 splintered into two marching around north broad and cal low callowhill. most is made up of bernie sanders supporters. they caused a problem during commute in rush hour. >> what are the people protesting, the elections? get a life. the election is over with and you have to accept it. >> our county does not support the hatred that donald trump is spouting. >> now there's a facebook page created by n

. >> if you'd like to legally use pot without having a meal, head to colorado's capital,s first u.s. city to let restaurants and it allows customers to use the drug inside the establishment as long as it is not smoked. patrons must bring their own marijuana. baggage charges are now extending to overhead bins. united is the first major u.s. airline to limit customers to one carry-on bag that fits under the seat. if you need to use the overhead bin, you have to upgrade your seattle class or pay to check the bag. it begins in april. >> basically, you're allowed a >> right. personal bag, they say, that's all you get. >> no carry-ones flying united economy there. speaking of travel, irish officials have a transatlantic mystery on their hands. the unusual looking solar power houseboat washed up on a beach with no one inside. it was apparently built in canada by adventurer rick small. last year, he rode a solar powered bicycle across canada. >> the summer, and inside was a note in which he gives the houseboat to a homeless youth. no word on rick's where abouts now either. >> a lot of mystery the

a flash mob attack in a major u.s. city. at least six people injured. what those attackers were trying to accomplish. doug: the bataclan reopening a yearfter a deadly terrorist attack there. special guest kicking off the very first concert since that attack. kelly ann: dry and sunny, but that's going to change. i'm tracking swers for early kelly ann: good morning. 8:11. welcome back. right now, wildfires raging across the south. dougseveraareas under a state ofmergency. the smoke so intense in some areas,esidents along the border of georgia and north right now, 37 large fires are burning across seven states. investigators suspecting arson to blame for some of those fires. arrests already made in tennessee and kentucky. in some of the hardest hit areas, more than 60,000 acres scorched in just the last few weeks. >> just one little ember from a re, even though it could be innocent, can cause a lot of damage. >> the smoke almost blocks out the sun, it's so bad. doug: e rash of wildfires homes. much of the region seeing one of the driestears on record. anto

antoinette: the major u.s. city readying for its big christmas but what about both at the same time? could you ever find that? we're going to show you one business that's doing just that. doug: a live look from our roof cam in needham. beautiful sunrise. red skies in the morning. well, kelly ann will explain whether or not we need to take warning and what it will be lik with hood, cottage cheese can be... ? hey! ? ...pineapple on a waffle... or cucumber and dill as a dip. the possibilities are endless. kelly ann: heading out the door seeing 46 degrees in downtown boston. the winds a bit breezy right now. we are seeing occasional wind gusts up to 15, even 20 miles per hour. however, that's not going to be a major factor today. those winds will be on the lighter end of the scale. that means if you're heading out for the patriots game tonight, yeah, upper 50's this afternoon. by the time kickoff starts, we are down into the upper 40's to mid 40's. a bit cooler for today. definitely make sure you have those layers at th

. >>> happening for the third major u.s. cities are protesting president elect donald trump. in atlanta protesters burned an american flag in the middle of the road. in miami they stopped traffic on a major highway. in chicago they marched downtown and in new york they gathered for what they call a love rally. >> when i say dump, you say marched down 7th avenue blocking one lane of traffic. the group used #tampatrumphate to spread the word. the protests remain peaceful. the president elect will take the oath of office in ten weeks but he is already getting started. he is beginning to narrow choices for administration. vice president elect mike pence is leading the transition team. it includes high profile advise, lawmakers, three trump children. the team also includes the florida attorney general. today the president elect backtracked on something he called a disaster while on the campaign trail, the affordable care act. he had promised to do away with it. today he said there are some parts of the law he would like to keep, specifically protection for people with a preexistin

first-come another night of protests, crowds on the streets of major u.s. cities. they are raising signs and voices against president-elect donald trump. alison: this as trump spent a day in d.c. d.c. spending time with president obama himself. jonathan: protests in d.c. started at the trump hotel. tim, with it looking like now? tim : once again, we are on pennsylvania avenue. the trump hotel is right here, the protesters arriving at the trump hotel again. if we could pan to the right, this is right in the middle of traffic. mpd has been following this around to try to block traffic to give these people some room to protest. they are upset with the trump presidency. i spoke with a few protesters tonight who say, again, he was and people need to come together and unite and move on. these folks are frustrated. they've spent the night marching. we started at the trump hotel. we followed them over to the white house. they were at the white house for a little bit, then they started marching again. they were only at the white house for about 25, 30 minutes, then moved ba

a third day of protest in major u.s. cities. but trump himself is focused on building his team. good evening, i'm ed harding. maria: i'm maria stephanos. tonight, trump is giving his the breaking news desk. >> there's no definitive word yet on who will make up trump's cabinet. but just three days after the election already major shakeups. the most surprising, trump now embracing parts of obamacare.s, we're gonna very much try to keep that. a very different tone from the president-elect, during a '60 minutes' interview. an about-face from his tone on the campaign trail and it comes after yesterday's 90-minute meeting with president obama at the white house. although trump still says his healthcare plan will be an improvement. >> it will be repealed and replaced and we'll know, it'll be great healthcare for much less money. >> meanwhile, the but a big announcement his transition team has a new leader. vice president-elect mike pence is in governor chris christie out. although christie's name is still circulating as possible attorney general also on that list former new york city m

city. coming up at 5:00, why they're playing outside of the u.s. and the special challenge for both teams there. >>> and right now here in oakland and here in the bay area, traffic is looking good, coming around the corner to the macarthur maze and bay bridge toll plaza. >>> it looks like late tuesday or wednesday but the fog is in place so be careful. we'll have your temps for monday. >>> good morning, a four year old boy killed in a horrible accident as a car backs over him at a birthday party. who police say were in the car at that time. >>> a special home coming for a young danville man paralyzed during his last day in high school, mornings on two continues. >>> this is ktvu fox news mornings on two. >>> good morning, these are live pictures from our roof. beautiful shot looking around the bay area, around oakland and the estuary. there r some areas that have a little bit of fog but we are getting a break from the rain. welcome back to mornings on two. as you were saying, a lot of rain over the weekend. >> it's nice to see you. we have an end t

largest u.s. cities. they looked at a number of factors... and savings habits. north las vegas... came in at number... -1-47. at the top of the list... as the most financially fit... san francisco. dozens of people gathered on the strip today to join the 'fight for 15.' they want nevada to 4 other states where voters recently approved ballot measures to raise their minimum wage to 15-dollars an hour. similar protests were held in cities all over the country today.. including fast food employees and airport workers. kumasi aaron has more on the demonstrations.. and what organizers op happen next. at fast food restaurants across the country, protests take nat: "people in front of mcdonalds" and arrests. take nat: "people in front of mcdonalds" all a part of the fight for 15 day of disruption, a demand for workers to receive a starting pay of $15 dollars an hour, roughly 31,000 dollars a year. take nat: "11:54-56 "the reason we are fighting is because we have faith." luis castillo took part in the protests, mainly close to home. he's an airline security worker, a job he's had for the

they're the first u.s. city to let restaurants and bars to the law allows customers to use the drug inside the establishment as long as it isn't smoke. patrons must bring their own marijuana. >>> baggage charges now extending to overhead bins on united. the first major u.s. airline to limit customers to one carry-on bag that fits under their seat. if you need to use the overhead bin, you're going to have to upgrade your seat class or pay to check the bag. the new rules kick in for travel starting in april. >>> all right, and after that story we everyone's mood so check out this adorable video. forget about the chicken crossing the road. how about 20,000 ducks. >> why did they cross the road? well, here they are. they're all in formation and all staying in the crosswalk. >> law abiding. >> in china. this video going viral as can you understand. witnesses say it took the ducks about two minutes to get through the crossing which is pretty efficient if you think. 20,000. >> they're moving pretty rankings. >>le toed

. >>> just a few months after philadelphia passed a sugary drink tax four other u.s. cities are doing so as well among them boulder colorado. it the places a two cents per ounce tax on soda and other sugary drinks. city officials say they are still trying to figure out how to implement the tax. san francisco, a one in albany, california, also passed sugary drink tax measures. berkley, california approved one in 2014 but they approved their tax back in june. >>> well, i approve of the weather forecast, at 4:43. >> katie is here with the answer. it is november. >> well, it looks and feels like november out there we will see ebb and flow in the thermometer the next couple of days. the it is a very typical day for standard have of november 10th but we will warm up tomorrow, cool down again come saturday so there is still that, mini roller coaster expect to take effect here but storm scan quiet as could be, still residual clouds they are spinning with time and you can see what is left now well out to sea so any of the clouds or rain we had to deal with is retreating with you in t

the president didn't address protests in the u.s. cities directly. he did say, this is how the u.s. process works. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president obama leaves for his international trip right about now. his mission, to convince world leaders that the man he insisted was not fit to be his successor might not be so bad after all. before leaving, the president tried to defend his record and convince the 45th president to take it slow before undoing a lot of what the 44th president has done. we have the latest. >> reporter: good evening. the president's admonitions did not come from anything with the meeting with donald trump. it's because of the magnitude of the responsibility of holding the office and how it changes one's perspective. he urged all americans to honor the election results. >> those who didn't vote for him have to recognize that that's how democracy works. that's how this system operates. >> reporter: after those words to the critics of trump's victory and to some of his newly appointed staff, the president addres

denise: and we are monitoring thousands of anti-trump protesters taking to the streets in several u.s. cities. these are live pictures from seattle. we'll have an update for you spy -- >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joy 7 toy -- joseph toy toyota in kent. >> denise: we are monitoring breaking news. these are live pictures out of chicago. several anti-thrum -- anti-trump protests are happening across the country. being smashed in new orleans. one person was arrested in portland, oregon and there is a protest going on in seattle right now. there was a protest here in cleveland earlier this evening. there was a smaller protest than these, about 60 people. that was calm. we will be keeping an eye on things tonight and bring you an update if needed. >> romona: back at home, finding a parking space in downtown cleveland is not easy. it can be even more difficult challenged and especially when the designated handicapped spots are used by people who aren't handicapped. >> wait until you see who the biggest violators are. carl monday is getting answers. >> it says right on the si

. >> reporter: there are more than 300 u.s. cities and counties that limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. several mayors, all democrats, plan to defy president-elect trump. chicago's rahm emanuel: >> it always will be a sanctuary city. blasio: >> we are not going to sacrifice a half million people who live amongst us. >> reporter: los angeles police chief charlie beck recently made headlines when he said it's not his department's job to help deport people if your job is to enforce the law, why would you not cooperate with efforts to remove people who are here illegally? >> it is not the primary jf civil or federal laws. i think it would break down the connections that we have with immigrant communities. >> reporter: sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate could lose billions of dollars in federal funding. washington, d.c. mayor muriel bowser could lose 20% of her budget. >> his immigration stance could really make his new home town less safe. >> reporter: the police chief here in los angeles says that if his

. >>> another night of protest says rocking several major u.s. cities, fires set, property ma this over the election of donald trump. in one city police said protests quickly turned to riots. >> usf students discover threatening messages. >> good morning. >> thank you for joining us. we're going to check the forecast first and we want to take a moment to wish our veterans a happy veterans day. >> we want to say thank you. we want to go live now. you see to lay the traditional wreath. this is a ceremony we see year after year at the tomb of the unknowns, a bit of a somber event. this represents all those who have died in battle. today we thank our veterans. those who survived and did not. a very special day in the united states. there are events happening because nationwide this day is celebrated as remembrance day marking the end of world war i, november 11th. major hostile lit tees came to an end at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. here we say a big thank you as you're looking live at the traditional wreath laying ceremony. over to leig

karl stokes historic election to become the first african- american to be elected mayor of a major u.s. city. >> that's why we study the past. we don't want to just get the 1967, but what can that tell us about where we are now in the state of cleveland, and where we can continue to grow and go forward, especially from this moment. >> the series will also honor the late congressman lewis stokes win and clued everything from art exhibits to history projects. >>> well, soaring at just under a quarter-mile there in the sky, keith tower is often the first thing you see when you approach >> if you've ever gazed at a building and wondered what does the view from the top actually look like, well, we had the opportunity to find out this is just beautiful. keith tower located at 127 public square is the centerpiece of cleveland's sky line, standing at a powerful 947 feet. it's not only been the tallest building in the state of ohio since 1991, it is also the midwest, outside of chicago, and philadelphia. while climbing 57 stories into the sky. have you ever wondered, what is the view from the top of

four police officers shot in four different u.s. cities. >> three officers were hospitalized, and one has died. all within a span of 24 hours. the most recent shooting was in kansas city, missouri, where there was a shootout at a traffic stop. an officer and two suspects were shot. one of the suspects died. the officer is in critical but stable condition. no update on the second suspect's condition. >>> also in missouri, police in traffic was shot twice in the face, but is expected to live. another car pulled along the marked police car, fired twice, and pulled away. police say the gunman later died in a shootout with officers. >>> in san antonio, texas, an officer was shot and killed while writing a traffic ticket. the gunman walked up to the officer a driver's side window and shot 50-year-old detective benjamin marconi twice killing him. has any relationship to the original driver who was pulled over. a person of interest is in custody. >>> and in florida, a suspect is in custody after shooting a police officer during a traffic stop as w