. >>> trump berating the cast of hamilton for some unscripted words. [ audience booing ] [ cheering and >> the crowd erupted in boos last night. when the show ended, brandon dixon had this message for him. >> we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. [ cheering and applause ] >> or defend us and oppose our unalienable rights. we truly hold this show has inspired you to impose our american values and work on behalf of all of us. [ cheering and applause ] trump, >> trump tweeted. "conversation is not harassment, sir. and i appreciate mike pence for stopping to listen. the president- elect continued to a cast >> "conversation is not harassment" and they appreciated mike pence for stopping to listen. the president elect attacked the hamilton cast tonight, tweeting then deleting a comment. >>> crack ing down on fake news stories in the wake of the presidential elect zuckerberg said facebook will make it easier for users to report false story. >> we can work to give people a voice but we also need to do our part to stop the spread

it's an unscripted show and they've already had guests like seth row began, rick ross, quiz khalifa. with all those people put together -- >> i wish i was in that meeting. think that's a great match. >> i think they're a great pair. it's time for your juicy question of the year. on average each of us will have this happen a couple dozen time, people often have this happen when they meet tram. what is this? >> what would that be, matt? you're around tram a lot. i have no idea. >> i can't wait to see what the answer is though. >> let's reveal the answer since we don't have guesse our life. >> you start crush when's you're five, 6 years old, you have little school yard crush. >> that's a lot of crushes. >> it increases. >> that is a loot of crushes, my goodness. >> we'll include celebrity crushes inch it's time for your second juicy question of the morn. during is morn most of us will -- during the winter, most of us will do this. >> coming from the med west i windshield. >> okay. lighting a fire? fireplace? >> yeah. >> interesting question, because here in the valley, wint ser so diffe

it's just unscripted. so, what's that mean? means we got to keep our eyes open. hanley: where convicts have escaped, somebody's out looking for them. hanley: we better get moving. [groans] i don't think you're going anywhere, lieutenant. except for the old guy. let me talk to saunders alone. all right open the map all the way. these five objectives. three bridges, a tunnel and a dam. the makee has to blow them all up in 48 hours. that's the information we have to give lambrelle today. hanley: now, he'll tell you where he wants the supplies he needs air-dropped. right, lieutenant. the train will take you across to our lines. all right. just get going and, uh... take care of yourself, huh? cage, kirby! give the lieutenant a hand to the train. now, remember. in and out by 0100 tomorrow. if not sooner. which way from here? dupre: then we come to this river that leads to verson. outside the village is a factory. it was bombed. it is there where we'll meet lambrelle. [speaking french] [speaking french] [speaking french] this prison in cotson has maximum security, harde

the cast of the show had unscripted words for vice president elect mike pence when he came to visit the show last night, and now president-elect donald trump is demanding an apology. one of the lead actors had this message during the curtain call. >> we, sir are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that the new administration will not us. but we truly hope this show as inspired you to uphold our american values and work on behalf of all of us [ applause ] >> president-elect donald trump fired back. he tweeted our wonderful future vice president mike pence was harassed at the theater by the cast of hamilton, cameras blazing. this should not happen. and the theater must always be a safe and special place, the cast of hamilton was very rude last night to a very good man, apologize. speech responded directly to president-elect trump saying conversation is not harassment, sir, and i appreciate mike pence for stopping to listen. the story got a strong response from viewers on our wusa9 facebook page, including mary anne black who said the behavior of the cast of hamilton and the au

and the cast of hamilton directed some unscripted lines for vice president elect mike pence who was inhe audience. >> but the big story is a big change in the accu weather forecast. a wind advisory is in effect and that wind will usher in dramatically colder weather. we could be looking at windchills in the 20's. meteorologist melissa magee is right here with our first check of the accu weather forecast >> hard to believe this change is headed our way after a beautiful afternoon across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys, but temperatures starting to take a bit of a tumble. in philadelphia, it's 50, but 43 if reading, 37 in lancaster, 52 in trenton, holding on to the mile air at the coastal. temperatures in the middle and upper 50's. but here's the changes that headed our way, storm tracker 6 by double scan radar show we got an area of low pressure over the lacks and an area of low pressure to the north of philadelphia. there's a cold front currently moving on through can and you can see the precipitation on the back side of this front. we've got snow across the higher terrain and

after the show, the cast delivered some unscripted lines to the incoming vice president. >> we are aerse america who are alarmed and anxious your new administration will not protect us.our [ indiscernible ] defend us as a whole our inalienable rights. >> walter: brandon victor dixon told pence he hoped the show inspired him to uphold american values. president-elect donald trump wasn't happy about the incident. in fact he tweeted the cast was "rude" and called for an apology. >>> philadelphia marathon weekend kicked off bright and early this morning. the action cam on the team here at 22nd and the ben franklin parkway where a half marathon began at 7:30 this morning. it was followed by kids fun run and the rothman institute 8k under comfortable, sunny skies. the full marathon is at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow where conditions are expected to be very different. for the very latest information and a full list of road closures check out 6abc.com. >>> also at tomorrow's event, they'll take a moment to remember delaware valley legend john schultz. the 84-year-old runner was known for his iconic re

you can see how unscripted it is a there are no rules. he goes from cordial to homicidal the second we need to have a serious conversation. i think all the action, the big thinking should be shrinking the police role. then the big service role that is mostly what they do. in suburban america that's what they do. in urban america they have been in the default setting for lack of gun regulation. we need to figure out a way to shrink the role of police and really it's a democracy issue. the bloggers have taken over. and whether you think it's a media conspiracy donald trump is getting votes because people do believe the media is dishonest on major public issues. we have to come face-to-face wi that. there is a perception that the media picks up issues hammer summit personally i could tell you from dealing with you they're not always involved with the nuances and the particulars, they want the visceral, the emotional and the devices. let's face it. >> that's why the task force is suggesting a lot of the data collection comes forward so we can

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you can see how unscripted it is an there are no rules. goes from from cordial to homicidal in seconds. we need to have a serious conversation. i think all the action, shrinking the police role. they have a service role and that's most of what they do. in suburban america that's what they do. in urban america they have -- lack of gun regulation. we have to figure out a way to shrink the role of the police and really it's a democracy issue because the bloggers have taken over. by the way the idea that this media conspiracy donald trump is getting lot of votes because people do believe that the media is dishonest on major public issues. we have to come face-to-face with that that there is a perception that the media picks up issues, hammers them and personally i can tell you from dealing with them they are not only involved with the nuances in the particulars. they want the visceral, emotional and they want the devices. >> that is why the task force is suggesting a lot of the data collection comes forward so we can get rid of that and see wh

that was a great unscripted play by jameis. >> one last bucs note. bucs o lineman evan smith could miss up to three weeks, sprain. >>> singer was named a rookie of the year. we end this night on a strange note. this is a world baseball classic in japan. up at the plate, and he hits it ball just a country mile. everybody kind of looks up and says, where does the ball go? >> did it go through. >> they're trying to figure it out. do we have time to show the replay? look at this ink. it's tracking right towards a similar to the rays. there it goes. it just gets swallowed up, and some lucky fan taking a nice stroll outside the stadium got a souvenir. so otani is a pitcher, though. he has the record for the fastest pitch in japanese baseball history. he threw 102 miles per hour this year, and he's the best hitter. he's a prize possession that will be a major leaguer. >> i'm surprised he's not yet. >> he needs to go to a national league team, though. if he's that good of pitcher and hitter, no doubt. >>> so the tease. who's birthday is it? >> it's happy bir

unscripted. >> the resident nature of the world throughout the global community demands we make statements when there are important issues facing us as a community. >> romona: the actors of hamilton break character to deliver a message to the vice-president-elect and donald trump had something to say about that. . >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: we're still celebrating the cavs championship and to honor getting their very own stretch of road named after them. >> mark: yep. it's called cavaliers way and really it's a renamed portion of brecksville road. the new ceremony was held today. >> romona: nice. >> mark: how about that. right there in independence. the mayor was there to make the new name official. >> we've had an amazing partnership with them going back to 2007 when cleveland clinic here in independence. and now every day anyone who is here along cavaliers way will know that champions live here as well. >> romona: cavaliers way will begin at rock side road and lead north to the cleveland clinic courts

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but also, guys, an unscripted moment here in florida. as hillary clinton really went after a protester who interrupted her rally, echoing what you're hearing from campaign ads across the board. take a listen. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. >> reporter: guys, it's one area where we saw a crowd get more wild than we've seen over the last couple of weeks. here's what mattereds today. where hillary clinton is going. she's going in nevada, out west. obviously, nevada a luge swing state. but also going to arizona. a traditional red state that the clinton campaign says is not their effort. they really believe because of early hispanic turnout, it's a true battleground state. if donald trump loses arizona, they feel like this race is completely over. her surrogates all over the place, clinton campaign, trying to get away from that fbi review, trying to get back on the message they thought was winning before that letter from jim comey ever came. >> sure sou

. >>> american voters know how historic this season has been from the shocking unscripted moments, thesident, debates. cnn was there to document every last bit of it. now we're publishing a book detailing what you did not see and hear about the 2016 race. it's called "unprecedented, the election that changed everything." it comes out december 6. david chalian who was there all along the way, our political director, joins me with a preview. we cover everything and the last bit wasn't written until a week ago but i wanted to ask you about -- >> surprise ending. >> right. if senator mike lee -- this is the question for you -- succeeded in united cruz and rubio, would we be in a different place today? >> i don't know. but this fascinating chapter of the book, my colleagues thomas lake and jodi edna who had this great assignment for the last year and a half, being able to work behind-the-scenes details, nuggets that would be embargoed until it was over. so it takes you behind the scenes in a way the daily headlines don't, we learned that -- jake tapper was moderating the republican debate i

. >> i think the most ardent trump supporter would agree that trump revels in being unscripted and offhe cuff. you don't know what he will say and what he will do and that is the definition of uncertainty. >> that seems to be the crux of his argument but he went on to say that the risk premium for clinton winning the white house isn't necessarily zero, that spending will remain at higher levels, that there will be foreign policy that not everyone agrees with. how do you match them up together when you think of how to invest. >> you have the known and the unknown. the fear of the unknown is greater than volatility. from a housing perspective we look at both candidates and what most housing economists say is clinton will be neutral. the survey of 100 economists that we collected data on seems to agree that that is general consensus. >> wouldn't you expect the market to figure it out over time how trump works, how he communicates? >> there are questions of international policy. either candidate when elected president will be stymied domestically. there is no doubt they will walk in and im

donald trump has been staying on script, it's been an unscripted day for the trump campaign. looking to turn the state blue. they're desperately trying to find a state where they can do that, because the electoral map is difficult at this point. keep in mind, michigan has been on something of an economic comeback in recent years, his unemployment rate is 4.6%, lower than the national average. don. >> just so viewers are clear about that, grabbed himself, grabbed his own crotch. do we know what trump will be doing tomorrow? >> yeah, you know, he's really just going to be going back to new york tonight. voting in the morning, and then he'll have his election watch party tomorrow night, in midtown manhattan, not too far from hillary clinton, this has been an incredible stretch these last few days for donald trump. he's made some ten stops in eight battleground states, talking to trump campaign advisers, they're confident that they can still win this race. they think that tomorrow night is going to be a brexit like moment, that donald trump is going to shock the walled world. not

>> for anyone who has been in an unscripted argument, forget about physical, or take-- conversation, how fast can they deteriorate? the whole part of the conversation is that police are equals. police cannot be equal. if police are equal they lose the upper hand. by the way, anecdotally there is a huge problem. people are getting pulled over and they are saying hello-- who the hell are you to pull me over they're not making requests. they are making demands. >> lets me have you address the question, though. what is being done here in chicago to create a better atmosphere? you say body cameras are not it. is there anything happening here that will make things more palatable to people? >> i'm going to hit the big things that, i mean, one, it starts with honesty and i think there is a revolution or could be a revolution. the jack is out of out-of-the-box. you can't put the check back in the box. one of the things that was exposed in chicago and it's not just a chicago issue, the reality of the code of silence from top to bottom in that department, so this means in terms of what needs to

whether he did a couple of good interviews or not, if you go out and talked to media you are unscriptedcampaign has been trying to keep him under control since kellyanne conway joined. that's one reason to do it. the story is all about hillary clinton and the fbi. so, why get in the way of that. and ultimately you have undecides out there. anybody who hasn't made their decision yet doesn't like either candidate and they are deciding who to hold their nose for and vote for. >> or not show up at all. >> do you feel the same way, mr. mullen? >> well, as a matter of fact, i don't. i get that. i get the argument. and it makes a heck of a lot of sense. trump is his own worse enemy and team trump is terrified and it should keep him up at night if he is going to make an unforced error and say something backy. what he said is the source of all problems, including the warfare we have seen in the republican party. however, the one advantage that donald trump has in terms of his campaign is simply this, earned media he has gotten billions of dollars of it and he doesn't have the campaign funding th

i agree with you people like to be unscripted and that should be noted.n't want to go did he blink once? did he pull his ear like carol burnett? we need to know when the president is telling the truth and when he's kind of making it up or pulling it out of his you know where. just give it to melania. it don't need to know. >> he used twitter more effectively than any presidential candidate in the history of running for president. >> sure and now he's president-elect. >> and you may not like the fact that so many people followed him but they did. >> ana? >> look, when do we take him literally? when do we not? i think out of the last 14 tweets there's one that you can take literally. the one where he said fidel is dead. it's probably the only fact he's ever tweeted in his life. >> are you sure that's true, ana? >> you know, i've been waiting for so long i want to see the body. >> exactly. >> there you go. >> all right. thank you very much. panel what's your take on all of these? tweet us @newday. >> all right it is cyber monday. so you know where the hot de

when you look at the "dolans unscripted," it-- dow, it's gan busters.ng about how citigroup came out they think if trump wins the presidency they think stocks will go down and the dow up so incredibly maybe because of comey's announcement yesterday clearing hillary clinton. what say you. >> this town behind me, washington, d.c., and manhattan wants hillary clinton to be president. no question about it. that donald trump is taking on both those cities. it doesn't surprise me that all those folks, all those institutional investors on wall street are feeling confident that they see some polls, feel confident and the stock market goes up that should be a message to voters. if you want to change the way wall street does business, the way washington does business, that's one way to do that. that's to vote for donald trump. that's why these undecided voters in these polls, there's still a few percentage of voters who have not made up their mind. i think they break for donald trump for that very reason. they want to change things. >> you hope he's out and about

then at the end of the show, a cast member had unscripted lines aimed directly at mike pence. >> we, sir, we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious at your new administration will not protect us. we truly hope that this show has inspired you to uphold our american values and to work on behalf of all of us. >> all right, in response, donald trump fired off a barrage of tweets. calling the cast actions, quote, terrible behavior that they had harass eed pence and they shoul apologize. what's more, he ostblasted out a tweet calling "saturday night live" biased and not funny. i want to bring in toure. first of all, by us focusing on this, talking about this, are we falling prey to a donald trump distraction here? on friday, there was a lot of noise about jeff sessions and possible ties to a racist history. donald trump settled a fraud lawsuit, paying over $20 million. and we're talking about "hamilton." >> yeah, and the meeting with the indian business men, also incredibly inappropriate. this is what thee did during the campaign, to create these distortion fields so we don't

this follows the singer's week of unscripted rants at several of his concerts and cancellation of theof his national tour. >>> donald trump is putting his initial plans in place for his administration. a series of moves that he says will help him hit the ground running. >> i have asked my transition team to develop a list of executive actions we can take on day one to restore our laws and bring back our jobs. it's about time. >> all right, i want to bring in "washington post" columnist dana milbank, and msnbc political analyst and radio talk show host hugh hewitt. dana, first to you. this is the first extensive comments from the president-elect. they were pretty meaty. what did you take away? >> i think it's very much in line with what he talked about back during the campaign. he wants to do what he can control, and that is these executive actions, which is going to be a lot of stuff in the regulatory area, immigration, undoing whatever he can of the obama legacy. the really big things he wants to get going with, whether that's repealing obamacare, dealing with immigration in a large

you can see how unscripted it is. there are no rules. it goes from from cordial to homicidal in seconds. we need to have a serious conversation. theink all the action -- big thinking should be shrinking the police role. they have a service role, and that's most of what they do. in suburban america, that's what they do. we have to figure out a way to shrink the role of the police. really, it's a democracy issue, because the bloggers have taken over. by the way, the idea that this is a media conspiracy -- donald trump is getting lot of votes, because people do believe that the media is dishonest on major public issues. we have to come face-to-face with that. that there is a perception that the media picks up issues, hammers them. personally, i can tell you from dealing with them, they are not only involved with the nuances in the particulars. they want the visceral, emotional, and they want the divisive. >> that is why the task force is suggesting a lot of the data collection comes forward, so we can get rid of that and see what's really h

here you have donald trump -- >> unscripted. >> talked about himself more than any other thing, but you know in a way, i guess he gets points for candor, he's not one of the politicians that acts like i care about you. his life, and -- >> he's an out of the closet narcissist. >> reminded me of it downstairs where she wrote that the elites took him literally, but not figuratively and supporters never took him literally. this guide on how he was perceived. the vote rs cut him a lot of slack. they didn't think the toxic kind of rablly tinged comments were literal. putting it all out there. we still do, but i think that he had -- he sort of main lined his message to the voters. totally bypassed the media. and they delivered the result. >> senate call? >> i do? i have a couple of them. we're going start in pennsylvania, i believe. senator pat toomey returns. this is a hold for republicans, big deal because we're watching pennsylvania so closely. so, read that tea leaf if you like. katy mcgintty went down to another hold, roy blunt did not beat an upstart democrat that a lot of folks were hop

was very supportive of the fact that he was candid, open, you know, said what was on his mind, unscripted's not who he is anymore. you know, he's 100% scripted. he's not so much candid anymore particularly when it comes to issues. the things he originally talked about even though i disagreed with him vehemently, immigrants and the wall and all that nonsense, he barely even talks about it anymore. >> joining us this morning former office depot ceo current head of the committee for economic development steve odland joins us. steve, good to have you back. >> good morning, carl. >> cuban's point is that the market is not equipped to discount whatever trump says. do you think that's true? >> well, look, i think trump is a different animal. you know, people keep talking about him as a businessman, but he's a certain flavor. he's a commercial real estate developer. and as a former retail ceo, i understand these developers. they all sound the same way. so, you know, he's not a diplomat. he's not a government official. he doesn't come at things in, you know, a nice way. he comes at things with a d

unscripted lines from the performance of hamilton are taking over social media. joe biden is being drafted into chances are your social media feeds this morning are references -- referencing a broadway show and the run-in with our future vice president. >> we are the diverse -- alarms and actions that the new administration will not protect us. our parents or defend us and uphold our inalienable ri. one person in the audience in particular. vice president-elect mike pence. the feud has gotten a huge response on social media. hamilton critics are calling for a boycott even though the show is sold out through september 2017. other users are keeping it light, suggesting outgoing vice president joe biden was the one who gave mike pence the ticket as a set up and trying to imagine his reaction. >>> new hampshire may not be missing out. coming up, two -- of the phantom gourmet shows you the best little cantina north of imagine a world where the holidays were about people again. where doorbusters referred to loved ones pouring through the front door. and the four-letter

. >>> president obama yesterday, hour and 15 minutes unscripted, suggesting his best friend, hillaryecause she just didn't work hard enough if you read between the lines. >> could this signal the end of their campaign camaraderie. >> ed henry to break it all down for us. >> you are right. it's really like the relationship has come full circle. you've got the fact that they were bitter rivals in 2008 and barack obama obviously won that race and brought hillary clinton into the administration as secretary of state, and, you know, in the final days of this campaign, between the convention and philly, out on the road, trying to turn out the african-american vote in places like philly but also detroit in the final days of this campaign, barack obama was in full embrace with hillary clinton. remember what donald trump was saying in the final days, that she didn't have the stamina to be president, she spent the entire month of august fundraising in the hamptons instead of going out there working. president obama didn't say much different. he didn't win two elections because he was a communi