we take a look at the one-on-one with the next president of the united states. fans fire back after a tampa bay buccaneer refuses to stand for the national anthem. and after two pinellasnt sewage into boca ciega bay, the impact it's now having on animals. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist ashley batey. sunday night sunday night president elect donald trump gave the country a glimpse into the next 4 years. he re-affirmed some of his campaign promises. as for the others, he said we'll have to wait and see. as far as keeping as far as keeping his promise to 'lock up' hillary clinton? he did not give a yes-or-no answer when asked if he still plans to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate his former rival. the president elect also spoke about one of the first decisions he'll have to make when he takes office: appointing a supreme court st from right here in florida..all are conservative. as for same-sex as for same-sex marriage: the president elect says the issue has already been set

we take a look at the one-on-one with the next president of the united states. fans fire back after a tampa bay buccaneer refuses to stand for the national anthem. and after two pinellasnt sewage into boca ciega bay, the impact it's now having on animals. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist ashley batey. sunday night

that is an early united states fan. anyway, back to the basics.fter going through that, i hate to say this, but these killing innocent americans, threatening schools, our communities. a government that will not protect its people is a government that is unworthy to lead. as secretary of state, hillary clinton allowed the most dangerous and violent criminals to come into the country, go would not send them back to their home countries, and when they did, their home very, very intelligently said, "we don't want them. take them back, and we would ever force them in." when we take these killers and drug and gang members back to their countries, they will be gladly accepted by their -- they will say, "president trump, thank you, sir . we are so, so happy. mr. president, we are so, so happy to have our druglords back , our killers back, our gang members back. thank you, mr. president, on behalf of" -- i will not use the name of the country. hillary supports open borders and strongly supports sanctuary .ities like san francisco thousands of americans wou

that's an early united states fan. anyway, back to the basics. these terrorists are killing innocent americans, threatening schools and destroying our communities. a government that will not protect its people is a government that is unworthy to leave. as secretary of state, hillary clinton allowed thousands of the most dangerous and violent criminals to come into the country, go free and wouldn't send them back and their home countries very intelligently said, we don't want them, take them back and we would never force them in. i promise you, when we take these killers and gang members and drug lords back to their countries, they would be accepted gladly by their country. okay? thank you so much for bringing this killer back, mr. trump. we totally appreciate. they will say, president trump, thank you, sir. we're so, so happy. mr. trump, we are so, so happy to have our drug lords back, to have our killers back, to have our gang members back. thank you, mr. trump, on behalf of -- i won't use the name of the country. hillary supports total open bor

that is an early united states fan. anyway, back to the basics. after going through that, i hate to say this, but these terrorists are killing innocent americans, threatening schools, and destroying our communities. a government that will not protect its people is a government that is unworthy to lead. as secretary of state, hillary clinton allowed the most dangerous and violent criminals to come into the country, go free, and would not send them back to their home countries, and when they did, their home countries very, very intelligently said, "we don't want them. take them back, and we would never force them in." when we take these killers and drug and gang members back to their countries, they will be gladly accepted by their countries -- they will say, "president trump, thank you, sir we are so, so happy. mr. president, we are so, so happy to have our druglords back , our killers back, our gang members back. thank you, mr. president, on behalf of" -- i will not use the name of the country. hillary supports open borders and strongly supports s

reno was the first woman to serve as attorney general of the united states. she fanned controversy, though, when she authorized agents to seize elian gonzalez from his miami relatives so he could be key cuba. reno died last week, she was 78; the organizers of a free medical clinic in bradenton said they had no choice but to turn hundreds of people away. several people ended up being seen over the weekend after waiting hours in line at manatee county's remote area medical clinic. the co-organizer dr. richard conrad said the need for free care is so strong that they ran out of appointment slots. >> this morning we turned we didn't have enough dentists and enough eye specialists. >> a wide range of services from dental work to eye care were all offered for free. many people waited in line overnight to make sure that they were seen. >>> if your family has a history of heart disease, there's some good news this morning. >> new research shows three things can keep you healthy. a new study found that not smoking, exercising moderately can drastically lower the risk of heart di

he says he is protesting racial inequality in the united states. some fans who supported kaepernick's national anthem protest say hearing that he has never voted is something that they do not support. >> if you want to have change, you have to effect change every way that you can. having a silent protest won't do that. it has to be more. >> you have the right to do what you want to do. but you have the obligation to vote. and that's your duty. that's your american liberty. >> kaepernick said he did not vote in the presidential election because he felt the candidates were flawed. but at that time, he did not reveal that he had never registered to vote. >>> still ahead, the story of a deadly fire in san francisco from several decades ago is coming to the big screen. why the creators of the film bring a unique perspective and what they say about the movie. >>> we will check back in with meteorologist mark tamayo who is tracking some precipitation on its way to the bay area. >> a dark day in san francisco history chronicled in film. last night hundreds of people

that's an early united states fan. anyway, back to the basics. hate to say this, but the terrorists are killing innocent americans, threatening schools and destroying our communities. a government that will not protect its people is a government that is unworthy to lead. as secretary of state, hillary clinton allowed thousands of the most dangerous and violent criminals to come into the country, go free and wouldn't send them back to their home countries and when they did, their home countries very, very intelligently said, we don't want them, take them back and we would never force them in. i promise you, when we take these killers and gang members and drug lords back to their country, they will be accepted gladly by the country. thank you so much for bringing this killer back, mr. trump. we totally appreciate it. they will say, president trump, thank you, sir. we very much welcome. we are so, so happy. mr. president, we are so, so happy to have our druglords back, to have our killers back, thank you, mr. president, on behalf of -- i won't use t

that is an early united states fan. [applause] mr. trump: anyway, back to the basics. hate going through that, i to say this, but these terrorists are killing innocent americans, threatening schools and destroying our communities. a government that will not protect its people is a government that is unworthy to lead. of state, hillary clinton allowed thousands of the most dangerous and violent criminals to come into the country, go free, and wouldn't send them back to their home countries. and when they did, their home intelligentlyery said, we do not want them. take them back. i promise you, when we take these killers and gang members and druglords back to their countries, they will be accepted gladly by their countries. thank you so much for bringing this killer back, mr. trump. we appreciate it. trump,ll say, president thank you sir. we are so, so happy. mr. president, we are so, so happy to have our druglords back. to have our killers back. to have our gang members back. thank you mr. president on behalf of -- i will not use the name of the country. the open border

so it is a mild bubble across much of the eastern united states. this all fans in our direction.s we go into tuesday, and wednesday of next week, while that's all going on, there is a big bad storm that's going to wait itself just to the east of anchorage, alaska, this comes sweeping through canada, and by next week we are talking late next week and into the weekends, this could be the coldest air of the season, and yes, the possibility of some snow flurries. so we're talking about a big change in our weather pattern, but that waits until, say, next weekend. overnight lows into the 40's to right around 50. here's your forecast for sunday, beautiful, lots of sunshine, go for 62 in town. look at mount pocono. down into the 40's, so that's an indication of the cool air headed our way. soap, it is 62 back down into the 50's, joyce, as we get into monday. but then it is a big swing back up into the 60s. we call it warm surge. some spots may flirt with 70 degrees. then it is back down we go for wednesday. fifty's, and how about upper 40's by next weekend? we got a lot of ups and downs

that tenure a huge opponent of the calcified structure of public school systems across the united states, a huge fan of charter schools and of school choice. donald trump likes that very much about her. we also hear that golf mike he can wee -- governor mike huckabee will be meeting with trump before he departs for new jersey, and lastly about those picks today, mike flynn, mike pompeo and jeff sessions, get ready. some cold winter day in 2017 for a great theater and a bruising confirmation fight because democrats who are very wounded are out for blood, and they're going to try to make the most of the sessions and pompeo hearings because they have both been accused of making racially insensitive remarks way, way back in the past. so it's going to be confrontational at least from the democrats' perspective. back to you. sandra: all right, thank you, doug mckelway, outside trump tower. juan, what do you think so far? so far we've got flynn, pompeo, sessions, these big announcements, more possibly to come later today. but so far your thoughts. >> well, i think we start off with the idea that really the

conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where there are interests of the united states of real scig fans, i look -- significance, i look forward to the coming administration. >> reporter: another visitor retired marine corps general james mattis. >> we're looking at tremendous talent, people, as i said will make america great again. >> reporter: the president-elect seemed in high spirits even making nice with the press. >> what do you need, hock -- hot chocolate? we'll take care of it. >> reporter: trump has more meetings on sunday and implied more job announcements. meanwhile, protesters are back in the streets. in washington, d.c. police took this man downed and handcuffed him. another man suffered a head injury. in his hometown of new york city, hundreds demonstrated against the president-elect. elizabeth hur abc news new york. >> president obama appealed to leaders to give president-elect donald trump a chance to govern. >> as i said how you campaign is not how you govern. when you're campaigning you're trying to stir up passion. when you govern you have reality in front of you, and

united states. >> i don't want to be >>> plus, fans fire back after a buccaneers refuses to stand for the national anthem. >>> tonight donald trump gave the country a glimpse into the next four years. he every -- he reaffirmed some of his campaign promises. >> reporter: will people be surprised how you conduct yourself as president? >> i will conduct myself in a on the situation. sometimes you have to be rougher. when i look at the world and how various places are taking advantage of our country, i say it i say it proudly, it will be america first. >> as far as keeping his promise to locking up hillary clinton he did not give a a yes or no answer to that question. the president-elect also spoke about one of the first decisions he will have to make, appointing a supreme court justice. he has already released a list of nominees, all of them are conservative. >> they will be pro-life. in terms of the gun situation we know the second and meant and everyone is talking about the second and bent and they are trying to change it. they are going to be for the second amendment. but having to do with abortio

united states. it's not for sale yet on trump's website. fans are clam moring for it for christmas. must have that hat. >> there is no understood to feel sorry for the old make america great again hat. it's still getting royal treatment. on election nht the sea of hats in the audience, there were two make america great again hats enslained in glass cases displayed on stage like holly reallyics. in case of not make america great break glass. maga -- make america great again. if you are looking to hang your the tree ornament on amazon gets mocking reviews from trump opponents. all i said was it wasn't as bright as the other ornaments and the darn thing exploded. every time i try to hang it on the branch it yells wrong. >> negotiate down the national debt. >> wrong. >> no matter which branch i try, it's wrong. >> one joker gave the ornament one star. called mary a nasty woman, told joseph to go back where hi came from, build a wall around the manger. whenever trump decides to sport support the hair. >> more about helping the goat. why would that help the goat? dresses it up like a duck

the drone racing league says motor sports have struggled to attract younger fans in the united states. of course, they think drone racing will change that. in september espn reached an agreement to broadcast the drone racing league season. we had to know this was coming. >> you want to know my concern, watching this event in the crowd and having these 90 miles already, but i'm worried, so everyone else should be worried. >> i don't know. that's crazy of maybe slacker and steve, do you guys do a little drone racing? >> no. i just use my drones to stalk people. >> another one of your pastimes. >> there's probably one flying around the studio right now. i know everybody is mad when we have talk about christmas too early, but it's never too early to talk about this. do you, should you buy your boss a christmas present? ponder. >> and how much do you spend? if you don't, are you worried you're the only one that didn't and it won't look favorable on you, might get fired? >> or if you do, you look like the suck-up. >> yeah. you're kissing butt. >> are you guys going to buy anybody there a pr

fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >>> here's an update now on the looming septa strike. the very latest they continue to negotiate. the strike deadline is midnight, almost just over 45 minutes from now. we're told there are three sticking points. pension benefits, health care cost and meal and break time. sources close to the talks say if the pension issue can be fixed, the strike will not happen. if a strike does happen, it will affect septa buses, trolleys and trains. the regional rails will not be affected. a union spokesman says if there is a strike, we will hear from the union at 12:05 a.m. >>> a medical mystery is being investigated in montgomery county. it's a lung infection that has been linked to water. >> the illness is rare but the number of patients is growing. >> reporter: the unlikely victims are white, thin, post menopausal women who live in affluent neighborhoods around the main line. it's a lung infection similar to tuberculosis that's caused by a bacteria

united states. it's not for sale yet on trump's website.. but fans are clamoring for it for christmas. when you're sitting in traffic on the boulevard or even walking the strip -- you get assaulted by all the outdoor advertising. from mobile billboards.. to people dressed practically nothin' at all-- to push shows and strip clubs to tourists... we wanted a look behind-the-scenes of the absurd advertising. so we sent... hold your laugh, alyssa... our investigative morning reporter mike doria to "kre8 media" to get some answers . (((closed caption will resume students in north las vegas unveiled a new welcome sign to greet visitors and locals. the last sign was battered and covered in graffitti.. so the kids asked north las vegas mayor john lee about adopting it. the city agreed to help fix the sign and declared it adopted by tom williams elementary school. mayor john lee says he's excited about the next generation caring about the city they live in. students also plan to clean up any trash and nevada's largest blood drive is sparking competition between our local first responders. the "

united states. it's not for sale yet on trump's website but fans arec for christmas. "must.have.that.hat." ."jeanne moos, cnn: "but there's no need to feel sorry for the old "make america great again hat. it's still getting the royal treatment." on election night, in addition to the sea of hats in the audience, there were two "make america great again" hats enshrined in glass cases, displayed on stage like holy relics...provoking one critic to tweet "in case of america not being great, break glass." acronym...m-a-g-a..."make america great again." jeanne moos, cnn: "and if you're looking to hang your hat somewhere, how about the tree?" the 149-dollar red cap tree ornament is made out of brass and finished in gold. over on amazon it attracts mocking reviews from trump opponents. "all i said was that it wasn't as bright as the other ornaments and the darn thing exploded. sad." wrote another..."every time i try t "wrong!""negotiate down...wrong...the national debt." "no matter which branch i try, it's "wrong!""he's either not that rich. wrong." one joker gave the ornament one star saying "it call

united states . the volunteers this morning will leave this location this morning and fan out across the city. it's an exciting day for cubs fans in our area. the team's world series victory parade is this morning in chicago. pete zervakis is live with more on local fans enjoying today's once in a century event. we're at the intermodal always - between milwaukee and chicago. the cubs are world series champs after a 108 year wait... prevailing in extra innings wednesday night against the cleveland indians in game seven. we spent much of the day yesterday in kenosha... where cubs fans living around the illinois- wisconsin border were to buy world series gear. many of them told us they were planning on driving to chicago for today's parade. kenosha's about 60 miles north of wrigley field. if you're in milwaukee and looking to get to chicago by parade time... there's a train leaving at 6:15 this morning from the intermodal station. late risers can also catch an 8:05 train out... which puts you in chicago at roughly 9:30. the cubs buses are scheduled to leave wrigley field at 10... with the parade

fans. >>> good day, it is tuesday, november 15th, 2016 week ago today, what were we doing >> voting. >> electing donald trump as the next president of the united states. 45th president >> that's so true. what 66 days ago >> inaugurated.

united states. it's not for sale yet on trump's website. though fans are clamoring for it for christmas. must have that hat! but there's no need to feel sorry for the old make america great again hat. it's still getting the royal treatment. on election night in addition to there were two make america great again hats inshrined in glass cases. displayed on stage like holy relics provoking one critic to tweet... in case of america not being great, break glass. but the sun has not set on the hat that even has its own acronym. maga, make america great again. if you are looking to hang your hat somewhere, how about the tree? the $149 red c finished in gold. over on amazon it attracts mocking reviews from trump opponents. all i said was that it wasn't as bright as the other orn amount amounts and the dorn thing -- darn thing exploded. >> negotiate down the national debt. >> wrong. >> reporter: no matter which branch i try it's wrong. >> he's either not that rich. >> wrong. called mary a nas woman. told joseph to go back to where he came from. built a wall around the maker. and when you press i

fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >>> here's an update now on the looming septa strike. the very latest they continue to negotiate. the strike deadline is midnight, almost just over 45 minutes from now. we're told there are three sticking points. pension benefits, health care cost and meal and break time. sources close to the talks say if the pension issue can be fixed, the strike will not happen. if a strike does happen, it will affect septa buses, trolleys and trains. the regional rails will not be affected. a union spokesman says if there is a strike, we will hear from the union at 12:05 a.m. >>> a medical mystery is being investigated in montgomery county. it's a lung infection that has been linked to water. >> the illness is rare but the number of patients is growing. >> reporter: the unlikely victims are white, thin, post menopausal women who live in affluent neighborhoods around the main line. it's a lung infection similar to tuberculosis that's caused by a bacteria

and long before we see the new president-elect become president of the united states who is no fan ofertime regulations that will double pay at which overtime will kick in, $24,000 to double that but the judges essentially said not so fast to gerri willis with all the details. gerri: from that the purpose of labor, it is not stopped in its tracks but it is on hold, suspended for now and here's what the rule would do, salaried workers making $47,476 or less per year would be eligible for overtime pay. why is this a big deal? overtime pay for a long time, $23,660, a juggling that level. president obama, one of the signature moves, why did he want to do that? to increase wages earned at the nation's fast food outlets in retail stores across the country. people on the other side of the equation, the business, chamber of commerce and others come of this is a big downer for people who own businesses, doubling that threshold of the problem. the judge overturned in texas, ironically appointee and overturned, not because of that doubling of the threshold but because it would go up every three

is literally the chief strategist, the top adviser, to the president of the united states, who has given permission, and fannedhe flames of anti-accept milk, promoted racist views, promoted anti-muslim views, through a journalistic publication that he led, that's, that's truly problematic and disturbing. it sends a strong and clear message that the kind of policies that are going to be promoted by this administration. and you know, we can't -- it means that we can't take donald trump at his word after he was elected a couple of weeks ago that he intends to bring the nation together. having someone who is literally a door in the hallway away from the president of the united states who believes that women who are feminists, for example, don't want husbands, don't love their children, and -- and you know, essentially have no right to -- to -- to be supportive of women being equals is -- is really outrageous. >> you're talking about articles that were published in breitbart while steve bannon was in charge of it. just to be clear about that. >> yes. >> if we can i want to talk for a few minutes about the democrati

united states. i don't happen to be a big fan of china right now. i think they break agreements. think they are hostile. i think they frankly often steal our property rights. i think they lie, cheat, and steal in a lot of areas. i think they are hacking odds. i think they have military ambitions. i am not their biggest fan, i just don't want to end trade. in a sense, their gdp. not per capita, by the way. they will have the largest gdp. on a per capita basis, it is way lower. charlie: they have a bigger population. larry: we have technological advantages over china, military advantages over china. i don't want to and trade with china, but we may wish to trade deals with china. how well do you know donald trump? intimate witht trump, i am known in 20 something years. i have had great interviews with him on tv, radio. charlie: and you advised him on economics? question, i asked the do you have a proximity that allows you to make a judgment about him? larry: yes, and i intend to vote for him. charlie: beyond the message, what is it about him that appeals to you as a potential comman

united states. the denver elections division discovered that as they finished counting up votes. by the way broncos fans don't worry -- that vote doesn't count because write in candidates have to the last of three suspects charged in the killing of a 61-year-old man has now been convicted. this man -- derek webb is facing life in prison for the crime. denver investigators say webb, along with chad baluska and eric fuhs, went to samuel grady's home back in may 20-15 -- and shot the 61-year-old man in the back. the men then stole his wallet and truck. a judge will sentence webb on december 16th. we're waiting to see if police will charge anyone after a car hit and killed someone crossing the street in the cap hill neighborhood last night. denver police say the man was crossing grant street and eleventh when the car hit him. the driver did stay at the scene. officers say their priliminary investigation shows the man was crossing against the light. hour -- but one thing drivers usually don't have to deal with... a plane on the road. but that's what anyone on the interstate around 5-30 monday evening saw. th

united states. she grew up in south florida. she fanned controversy when she authorized agents to seize aid elian gonzalez. >>> hundreds in desperate need of medical help had to be turned way at an event offering free care over the weekend. we told you about this on friday. it's a three-day event. organizers say they had no choice but to turn hundreds waiting hours in line for free care at manatee county's remote area medical clinic. the need was so great they ran out of appointment times. there were about 350,000 people living in manatee county, almost half of those people needed a free clinic like the one offered over the weekend. >>> next fall some pasco county middle and high school students will likely be forced to change schools, and that's upsetting many parents. district leaders say enrollment altered. parents complain the proposed changes would move their kids 7 miles further from their homes. parents will get a chance to speak about the proposed boundaries at a a meeting tonight at 6 in new new port richey. >> you won't believe w

united states. how about that? candidates are fanning out. ss the country working very hard in these final days, in the battleground states. the newestpolls show the race, guess what? too close to call. too close to call. we'll hear quite a bit of that on tuesday night. waiting for this state, waiting for that state. too close to call. welcome, everybody, hour two of "america's newsroom." i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. donald trump closing in on hillary clinton on some national matchups. this is the tracking poll from abc news. we've been watching it all day. it has been tight all week. hillary clinton leading 47-45%. now for both of them the closing arguments are underway. >> when i look at these great admirals and these great generals and these great medal of honor recipients behind me, to think of her being their boss? i don't think so. >> the presidency doesn't change who you are. it reveals who you are. i think it is fair to say that my opponent has already revealed who he is. martha: chris wallace, who already revealed who

the loefz loob baked, packed and shipped on tuesdays to fans anywhere in the united states. a little insider tip now. you can also find the bread at some south bay farmer's markets as well. >>> i figure i shouldn't even try it if i like it and get hooked? then i'm stuck with problem. >> are there a lot of calories in bread. >> not hooked on the bread, but that bread. >> because it taste goods? >> right now we're seeing sunshine all aren't bay except the north bay. we've had that fog kind of linger around. and it made an impact on our temperatures here approaching, speaking of food, lunch time. right now 60 degrees around san jose. palo alto, 61. that is a view of dublin and liver more. 60 degrees. we take you further north, san francisco 59. notice santa rosa 55 degrees. still some patchy clouds helping to keep temperatures down a little bit. 60 currently around oakland. let's take you to the sierra. the beauty of living in northern california is you can see snow. temperatures are chilly 30 degrees. if you don't like snow, how about surf? ocean beach, of 63. clear skies. we'

united states. i don't happen to be a big fan of china right now. i want to make that very clear.harlie: what is your problem with china? larry:i think they break agreements. i think they are hostile. i think they frankly often steal our property rights. i think they lie, cheat, and steal in a lot of areas. i think they are hacking us. i think they have military ambitions. i am not their biggest fan, i just don't want to end trade. charlie: with the second largest economic power in the world. larry:in a sense, their gdp. not per capita, by the way. they will have the largest gdp. on a per capita basis, it is way lower. pop ie: because of their ulation. larry: we have technological advantages over china, military advantages over china. i don't want to end trade with china, but we may wish to renegotiate trade deals with china. charlie: how well do you know donald trump? larry: i am not intimate with trump, i am known in 20 something years. charlie: have you had serious and long conversations with him? larry:i have had great interviews with him on tv, radio. recently this year we sp

united states. >> the hope is to gain more international fans. scott reese reports it is not just pro teams anymore. even college teams are heading overseas. >> american pro-sports have not been indigenous to america for several decades. the nba debuted in tokyo and since then, baseball, hockey and football have followed suit. >> quite an atmosphere in england. >> and domestic teams are competing on foreign soil. primarily because the dollars make sense. >> the fluid that runs through sports is green. >> the nfl is the poster child for the globalization trend. international games are up to four this season. three in london and one in mexico city. where the raiders will play the texans on monday night. >> they got a great fan base in mexico and so our proposition to them was we have a strong desire to take you to mexico city and we were fortunate that they were receptive. >> well, some more than others. >> i think for us. honestly. i prefer that to not be our home game. >> you are taking a way a local market. is it best but there is a tremendous h

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united states . the volunteers this morning will leave this location this morning and fan out across the city. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- and remembering a fallen hero. what you'll see the week then -- they're hard to resist... but full of calories. what you can do to cut the calories when ordering a fall favorite. featuring the most famous pites in history. argggplus film critic ryan jay is here with movie reviews for the weekend.join us at nine. russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher i've heard fprogram.t of people. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: the bottom line - people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ feingold the trial for a white former police officer accused of shooting an unarmed black man continues today in south carolina. . 34-year-old michael slager is charged in the april 2015 shooting death of 50 ye

the first woman to get this close to becoming president of the united states voted in chappaqua, new york this morning. hilary fans snapped selfies and crowded around. let's rewind 24 hours. hilary has been relying power to energize a narrow lead. lady gaga and jon bon jovi joined clinton in north carolina. >> i could never have fathomed that i would experience in my lifetime that a woman would become president of the united states. [ cheering ] >> reporter: the latest cbs news analysis shows clinton locking down 214 electoral north carolina, florida, nevada, they all matter. vp candidate tim kaine voted early this morning in richmond, virginia and hopped a plane to get to tonight's event in new york city. back to chappaqua we get to hear not only from hillary clinton herself. >> it is the most humbling feeling, dan. i know how much responsibility goes with this and so many people are counting on the outcome of this election. what it means for our country and i'll do the ry if i'm fortunate enough to win today. >> reporter: but her husband, former president bill clinton -- >> i've had 15 years of practice. >> repo

fans. tomorrow in all 50 of these united states, voters will pick the next leader of the free world.

united states. i don't happen to be a big fan of china right now. i want to make that very clear. >> what's your problem with china-- china. >> i think they break agreements. i think they're hostile. i think they often frankly steal our property rights. i think they lie, cheat and steal on a lot of areas. i think they're hacking us. i think they have military ambitions. i'm not their biggest fan. i just don't want to end trade. >> rose: but it is the largest economic power in the world. >> they are, in a sense, yes, their gdp. not per capita, by the way. but look we have-- . >> rose: they have the largest macro economy in the world. >> they have the largest gdp but on a per capita basis it is way lower than that. >> rose: because of their population. >> and we have technological advantages over china, we have military changes -- advantages over china. i don't think we want to end trade over china but we do wish to may renegotiate deals with china. i think trump has a very good point there. >> rose: how well do you foa donald trump? >> i'm not as int

> reporter: the party continues we've got a tweet to report from the president of the united states. a white sox fan, we should point out. he says, "it happened. cubs win world series. that's change even this south sider can believe in. want to come to the white house before i leave? it is a standing invitation for the cubs. we'll see if they take him up on it. back to you. >> ron mott in the thick of it, thank you. >> you know who was up watching the game? bob costas was watching the game and he joins us now. bob, see if you agree with this. even without all the history, all the baggage, the drought, the baseball cities, i think this is one of the greatest world series games i've ever seen. >> yeah. it is one of the great game sevens, as you said, matt, even if you take away all the back story. one of the great game sevens, the back and forth. it had heroics, it had misplays, strategy that was brilliant, strategies that could be questioned. both teams right off the bat. game. >> is there a moment, bob, if you are a cubs fan and 50 years from now you are telling your grandkids about that game seven

the party continues here in the president of the united states, a white sox fan, we should point out. he says, it happens, the cubs win the world series, the change a south side with believe in. a standing invitation for the cubs. matt, savannah, back to you. >> ron mott in the thick of it. thank you. >> you know who was up watching the game? bob costas was watching the game. he joins us now. bob, see if you agree with this. even without all the history, all the baggage, the drought, the frustration for these two baseball cities, i think this is one of the greatest world series games i've ever seen. >> yeah, it's one of the great game sevens, as you said, matt, even if you take away all the back story. one of the great game sevens, the back and forth. it had heroics. it had misplays. it had strategy that was brilliant, strategy that could be questioned. it went right down to the last pitch of the game. it had everything, even if it didn't involve two franchises with such star-crossed mean, if you're a cubs fan and 50 years from now you're telling your grandkids about that game seven,

we found people from every corner of the united states even overseas who just had to be here. we are talking fans from phoenix. threus, green bay, colorado, florida and everywhere in between. >> cleveland fans are so loyal. >> we wanted to be here and experience it. >> those fans feeling with the with you have lost but that anticipation and quiem is always building a we go to prepare to game is seven. >> all morning long here on g approximate c. let go to live five. >> we have some more information on that bad crash you saw -- into show you some live pictures from our overnight news tracker. a truck crashed into a building on bell ayer and brookfield. this is just south of 71. right now crews are trying to get the driver out of that truck. tough to watch. and especially tough on this tuesday morning when so many people are excited about the world series. we will hope the best for the people involved in this crash, kristen. >> oh, yeah. definitely update everyone on what happens there. officers. new at 5:00 live in the tech center for us this morning. to -- following this story. can you explain wh

fans. tomorrow in all 50 of these united states, voters will pick the next leader of the free world. mark and i spent the weekend flying around with hillary clinton and donald trump, touching down in battleground states across the country as candidates made their final -- -- made their final dash to the end of this sometimes stomach turning race. that got me to the city of brotherly love where barack obama, michelle bon jovi -- michelle obama and jon bon jovi will be there for a rally. mike pence and donald trump are holding a monster rally of their own. today was a frenzy of more than two dozen campaign events. hello pittsburgh. mr. trump: florida is my second home. , we are going to win the great state of north carolina. >> we will win michigan. >> we have to make sure we leave no stone unturned. >> this is the most consequential election of our life. >> tomorrow is the election but that's just the beginning. heal this country. mr. trump: we are a very divided country. we aren't unbelievable -- unbelievably divided country. president obama: it is now down to you. it is out of miche

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i think the united states can stay at the head of innovation. i'm a big immigration fan. immigrant myself and i've given a thousand people jobs in my little career. but we should keep smart people immigrating to silicon valley. if you don't do this and focus on things like education, others will take over like china. erik: what if a new government shuts the door to immigration? sebastian: i hope the new government will not shut the door to immigration. there are certainly questions about legal immigrants, but we are a nation of immigrants. happen, whatere to happens to silicon valley and american competitiveness? sebastian: others would take up and -- pick up and take over as the most creative nation on the planet. andeed to let them emigrate build businesses and create work for americans. erik schatzker with sebastian thrun from riyadh. tomorrow, don't miss it, jim chanos on the fed, the election -- he was a big hillary clinton supporter and the pending tesla and solar city merger. that's 4:00 wall street time. the growing wealth divide in silicon valley and what we can

fan base in mexico. >>bition eliminate outside of the united states for nfl in one way catering to the fans there and also getting business. >> always looking out for that green money, always. >> let's look at tucker outside. >> i think part of the idea is they want a team in mexico city washington. winds west at 1. we're chilly. we're going to be cold right now. chilly this afternoon. upper 40s. lots of sunshine. traveling today in good shape. nice and quiteet here. locally, mid atlantic looking nice and quiteet today and tomorrow and rain showers in the forecast for our thanksgiving day holiday. and nice looking weekend, friday, saturday, sunday, looks good. erin is back with roads. >> breaking news rights now 7:27 icc crash we've been trucking now has westbound side completely closed because of that accidents investigation. georgia avenue you can see that long line of yellow and red leading forward that sceeb. >>> you can detour lay hill and take belt free to get around that. give yourself extra time we're tracking that and rest of tuesday morning commute. ?? >>> get away week, steve. great get away we

she is a tom brady fan but admits she doesn't know much about football. >> when i stop to move in the united states i always i can. but i don't understand it about the game. au deflate gate? >> no peer. >> so you don't get the joke what you like that he is in the commercial and it is here? >> yes. christ i lost my appetite. >> the players want to hear what tom has to say about the commercial and so do we. he was supposed to talk today. now he will speak tomorrow. we'll see if you get some inside scoop on the commercial. we are live. 7 news. >> all right. fun times there. heading to work helping to and clouds and rain part ways here in new england. we have your forecast ahead. >> at 430 new details about a deadly shooting at the oklahoma city airport. what we are now learning about the man who was killed in this connection to an nfl player ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. with plans starting as low as $0, you'll have zero things stopping you from really doing what you love. so call now to learn more about our pl