you have been weighing in on wtsp.com/votenow. the results have been coming in for about half an hour. usually, we have them up here on the bottom of the screen. about 500 of you have voted. there they are. and you can see about 85% say that they are dividing the country while 15% say it is uniting the country. again we are going to keep this polyp for the next 30 minutes. if you would like to vote in this, we want to hear from wtsp.com/votenow on your phone, computer, or tablet. mark rivera is taking the polls to tampa bay and found out things may not be so black and white. >> reporter: this country has centuries of protests under its belt from the boston tea party to the march on washington, but we wanted to know what you think today about the folks that are out there protesting donald trump as president. are they dividing or uniting our country? >> i think it's dividing the i think we should come together as a nation. we have been through so many elections before, and i don't think it should divide us any more. >> reporter: ma'

let us know if you're voting today by going to wjla.com/votenow. john gonzalez is live in silver spring with more on the race to replace to retiring senator. as john mentioned - and the district open just over two as john mentioned - polls in maryland and the district open just over seven this morning - and close at seven tonight. polls in virginia open first, in less than 15 minutes. we'll have a live report from our suzanne kennedy as the first voters cast their ballots in fairfax county, coming up at six. and don't forget to go to wjla dot com to find your local polling site. demonstrate how to use the elex results map http://wjla.com/news/electio n/interactive-election-2016- tonight, some big projections will be made in the race for the white house. but --none will be as big as the one you'll see right outside but --none will be as big as the one you'll see right outside our door here in arlington. it's the big election projection -- right it's just another way 7 is on your side see right outside our door here in arlington. it's the big electio

you still have time again, wtsp.com/votenow. >> how neat is that? >> really cool. it's adding up right there. it's taking the lead. >>> zobrist and maddon aren't the only local connections to the cubs. we sent beau zimmer, grandson of don zimmer, to visit his grandmother in seminole. you know, so many memories, so many emotions for your family are linked to this win? >> reporter: you're absolutely think you have been over to my grandma's house before. we will have to have you over some time. we call it mini cooper's town over here because on just about every wall, every shelf it's just lined with baseball memorabilia from just about every era. let me open this up and just take a look. all of these baseballs, pete rose, derek jeter, and of course the 1989 chicago cubs. but perhaps part of this collection isn't all the memorabilia, but it's my grandma's collection of scrapbooks. coming up here in just a little while we will show you and take you inside the 1989 season. >> we always love it when he makes an appearance. >> i know. what a treat, beau. thank you so much.

log on to wjla.com/votenow to let us know. meanwhile both are sending out a handful of their surrogates to energeize voter turnout. the latest national polls show clinton with a slight edge and in several battleground states the race is even tighter. as they begin their fin tuesday, both candidates are laying out very different messages. north carolina got an earful an earful yesterday--the two speeches you just heard were from dueling rallys in north carolina-- and today they will both be in pennsylvania. happening today.. early voting ends in the district. polls open at 8:30 this morning.. and close at seven p-m tonight, at locations in all eight d-c wards. go to wjla dot com voting sites. early voting in maryland is now closed but not before a record turnout. take a look at the numbres. after eight straight days of voting, a total of 871 thousand-828 people cast their ballot in maryland. that more than doubles what we saw four years ago that number back in 20-12 - just over 430-thousand polls were supposed to close at 8pm l

about 50% are saying happy, 30% you can keep voting on wtsp.com/votenow. you can also tap the vote now section on our free 10 news app. we'll keep checking in with you. >>> protest last night, police in oakland gave one person a citation after a group of protesters damaged the business. there were also protests on college campuses across the country. >>> well it's not just colleges though across northern california. around berkeley hundreds of students and teachers of class this afternoon in protest of trump's win. the students some of them are not even old enough to vote broadcasted the walkout and rallied on facebook. you weren't the only ones up late watching the election results. oversea voters and people from other countries were glued on their tvs and online in the early morning hours. how the rest of the world is reacting. the victory over hillary clinton a brexit-style shock. another surprise result following britain's dramatic vote in june to leave the european union. >> i started saying that it is a warning that something like this could happen.

we have an instant poll question go to wkyc.com and you hit votenow and you can-- when do you shop for your spouse. >> reporter: apparently you shop for your spouse at 6 p.m. according to the graphic. >> there you go. black friday weekend is off and running with the first look when do you buy for your early or wait until the last- minute that's what we are after. >> reporter: the smart shoppers and wonderful people watching right now hopefully know you don't need a lineup we have you covered on wkyc.com every door buster and major deal. three times to watch take a look. other than all the deals that have dropped 6 p.m. big screen tv deals will be online by that point midnight apple deals and gaming systems drop and the next time to watch is when stores get desperate at will in the morning. but -- 8 in the morning. posted to wkyc.com at the lowest prices completed the cyber monday dealist. i will ask the producer to show me items i want to showcase what is dropping. pass me a item. >> i will be the your vanna white. >> reporter: beats by dre wireless lowest recorded prices is on the web

on wtsp.com/votenow you can tell us what you're doing over there. >> yeah. we are curious about this. are you spending maybe less than 150, more than 150, or maybe you're just boycotting it and spending nothing at all. while you vote, here is something you may not know. cyber monday kicked off in 2005 by a division of the national retail federation. brilliant on their end. since then we have heard this common complaint. chris writes in to say cyber monday apparently means waking up to emails from any company i ever bought anything from in the last decade. isn't that the truth? ashlyn tweeted, deleting hashtag cyber monday emails so fast. ugh. so tempting. finally, ted clearly had enough, saying sorry, i have to cancel our meeting, i have a thousand emails i have to undescribe from. #cybermonday. >> the best pas tomorrow on tuesday you are going to get emails saying the cyber monday deals continue. >> always. >> and here is how you're voting when we asked you about cyber monday, how much you are spending. you can see right there 71% of you say nothing. you ar

you can see it on the bottom wtsp.com/votenow. again flowers shows you a lawmakers experience and why he hopes to get the driverless cars on the road as soon as possible. >> reporter: look. no hands. yes, that is a commercial self- driving car on the road. no longer a thing of the future. >> this was one of the best inner city driving i have done. it's amazing how quickly this technology is coming on line. >> reporter: a big proponent of automated cars. he took this video insi uber. so far they have about 100 cars on road. >> then after a while you just get comfortable with it and very used to the fact that the car is driving very, very well. >> a driver in the front that -- >> people will get very comfortable with the fact that these cars are going to be able to drive safer than a human driver. >> reporter: there have been some issues reported with the cars in pittsburgh. if you feel worried, concerned, a aaa study found three of four u.s. drivers are afraid to drive in self-driving cars. >> it's monitoring everything on the road

wtsp.com/votenow on your phone, tablet or your computer to weigh in. we do want to know what you think. too early? not too early? vote right there on our free 10news app as well. vote now. we will check in throughout the broadcast to see exactly what you are saying and if the votes ch >>> meantime, joining us right now is 10news reporter grady trimble. grady, i mean, you have a strong opinion on this? >> i do. i am with courtney. i am going against the majority and take a stand tonight in favor of christmas music. >> very nice. >> you are for christmas music? >> i am. we only get two months out of the year tolis ton -- to listen to it. i know not everyone agrees with me. so i'm gonna put aside by bias once and for all. >> a special program of holiday songs and we have selected a group of beautiful christmas carols. >> reporter: it's a tradition as old as radio itself. christmas music during the holidays and the debate persists year after year. is it too early for christmas music? >> in november? i don't think so. i think it's time. >> i am a guy that l

it's at our interactive website wtsp.com/votenow. we do have the next round of questions coming up on "10news at 6". >>> what's happening this election season is being watched by voters too young to go to the polls, so even so it's leading a very lasting impression. 10news sarasota newsroom reporter isabel mascarenas speaks to a few teens about this year's presidential election. >> reporter: meet two seniors, bayshore high school in manatee county. when i say these words, what are your thoughts? election 2016. >> hectic. >> drama. >> contested. >> racial tension. >> reporter: what the candidates say and do are not -- they are leaving on impression on the team starting with the personal attacks. >> back and forth drama. >> reporter: too much bickering? yeah. >> both candidates don't represent the country. >> they are not listening to either side. they are more focused on what it would do for them. >> reporter: a senior is 18 and was excited about voting for the first time, except now. >> disappointed. >> reporter: she has followed the

go to wjla.com/votenow to let us know. in the meantime - abc's elizabeth hur is live in northwest to kick off our coverage. good morning.. hillary clinton presidential race most of the focies.. but the battle for congress is abno of course-- it's not just the presidential race that will be decided today. lots of state and on the ballot. and one of the most heated congressional races is happening in virginia. complete vote 2016 coverage continues. suzanne kennedy is live in falls church.. good morning suzanne... in maryland -- it's the incumbent barbara mikulski is retiring after 30 years. that leaves the seat open... and 4 people on the ballot who want to fill it. democrat chris van hollen, and republican kathy szeliga , are looking to take that seat. people in prince george's county will have their eye on the school board races. all five seats are up for grabs. it comes at a time fallout from recent issues incolving child abuse allegations and the head start program's loss of federal funding. montgomery county voters will

autria: right now, grab your phone and log on to wjla.com/votenow. what do you think of high school students protesting donald trump? larry: today a group of d.c. students plan to walk out of class. john gonzalez is live at wilson high school with more on t john: good morning. most of them are not old left to vote. but these high school students here will be fully sick -- will be voicing their displeasure in a different way. we understand the students have organized the march. this is the city's largest public school, one of the most diverse. take a look at these flyers that have been spreading quickly on social media. much easier to get the word out students from all schools in the city will be jumping on metro and meeting at metro center. from there the plan is to march to trump hotel. this was the scene less than 24 hours ago up north in my county. it started with students at blair high school. hundreds of students gathered, angry about the election. this was supposed to be a planned protest on school grounds but it quickly spilled saying that the

head to wkyc.com/votenow if you >>> welcome back. >> holly has your forecast coming up in a moment, but first, here are some of the stories we're following. cleveland police are investigating several shootings overnight. one turned deadly. this is the scene at 80th and cedar. the man was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> this year's christmas tree on public square will be lifted into place this morning. this is video from a couple of tall blue spruce. today logical be a special gownsment from the cleveland foundation. the official lighting is set for november 26th during the annual winter fest. >> so the cavs played a sunday day game that let the hornets stick around, but it was a victory sunday for the cavs. they beat up the competition, just like they're going to do against the whole east. lebron had 19, kevin love with 17. kyrie only had one three- pointer, but still had 19, but channing frye the bench. talk about balanced scoring. the cavs are 8-1, and the raptors are here tomorrow night. >> very good. >> all right. let's head over to holly. i cannot believe we'

will you buy more today than we want to know, so head to wkyc.com/votenow and take part there in our instant poll. >> with so many logs on for deals today, will joins us now with more information on how to keep your information, and also your money safe. will? >> yeah, before you log on for those screen buster deals on cyber monday, cyber security should be at the front of your mind. here are some tips. shopping on familiar secure sights. look for the s address, https. that means it's secure. that's at the checkout. a lot of times you click on an e-mail or something and go to a landing page, the s may not be there. also, tonight use the debit card. they're not protected for on- line theft. also use a credit card for on- line shopping strictly for on- line shopping. that way in hackers do get your information, the rest of your credit line and bank accounts will be safe. statements after purchases for unusual microchargers. hackers here you won't miss a couple of dollars from your account. >>> if you're a regular viewer, you know matt has you covered with deals all year long. maureen?

head to wkyc.com/votenow in our instant poll. according to a new study by bankrate.com, just 27% of americans prefer gift cards, yet half of us will he give them out this year. one security feature found on the rise this year is the use of a pen, with 67% cards now having that option available. >>> today, you can convince wireless blue tooth system, and if fact, you will have only spent $129. black friday's best home theater accessory. take a look first at your reminder that this uniform blue tooth, why not upgrade for a fan cave, a man cave, a woman cave, watching sports, including a remote. it it is 31 inches. no wires. check out this audio test. ? smartphone, which could be streaming presume a projector, a gaming system. a lot of gamers love this. and polk audio, again they're noting me to talk about them, is synonymous with one of the best audio brands in the world. >> that was dramatic. >> that's good music, by way. >> see, we're saving more than today. >>> the day's top stories are straight ahead. >> let's check in with wil

tell us what you any is better, there, 9news.com/votenow. type that into any device, 9news.com/votenow. tell us your technique. we'll see which one is winning a little later in the show. early favorite is wipers down. that surprised me. >> all i know is i'm always out of the washer fluid on that first storm when it starts melting. >> it's a pain to dig them out. >> it's changing. look at those numbers evolving and is changing as we there. >> i can't believe it. i see so many wipers up. keep voting. >>> this snow storm has quite a few people heading out to the shop because the tire pressure, those lights were lighting up. mechanics tell us this is common when the weather changes and the temperature is more often than not to blame for your tire troubles. we'll explain on 9news.com how the temperature affecteds your tire care. >>> president obama weighing in on fake news that popped up during the presidential election and may have influenced some voters, but the president speaking out has one man from the washington post saying he's duped ameri

@the forget. 9news.com/votenow. we're taking a poll as we finish no shave november. should i keep this beard? should i keep it or shave it? that's the big question. >>> you may have noticed the major sports stadiums around denver are lit up in blue this week. it's to support men's university of colorado teamed up with sports teams around denver to get guys to see their doctors to know what kinds of symptoms to look out for. around here you z"have suffered through the scraggly beards some of the men here at 9news are rocking. don't worry. today is e last day for most of us. it's all about getting the word out disease knows no gender or age. it's bn 10 months since his first visit here. >> just turned 19. my birthday was on a tuesday we it. i'm going to be all right and so i thought. >> reporter: he took comfort in the knowledge of his team of doctors at uchealth. ages 8q20 and , oftentim on >> jeb is doing well. gone. doctors at uchealth contue >> we'll see. -- grows it quick. >> we'll see. that's your tease to tune in at 8 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> it's like a woman'

head over to wkyc.com/votenow and weigh in and see the results change instantly on the screen. we will be sharing your answer all morning -- answers all morning long. tomorrow night there will be special election coverage on wkyc.com and facebook live. coverage kicks off at 7:30 when the polls close. >>> body suspected serial killer leads police to new evidence on his own property. >> and pack the guacamole. some good news about the avocadosupply after months of high prices. hollie. >> we have a great looking weather day. ready for it? let's chat because i think sunglasses are in order today. light jackets and later on probably not a jacket at all. we will be well into the 60s clear sunny and bright blue november 7th. i feel like need to remind you of that. we have 68 degrees yesterday. we will be right back up there today. and there should be 55 for the highs this time of the year. tracking rain. let's see if it has an impact on your voting day tomorrow in judge pat dewine. he has decades of legal experience and is rated an "excellent" judge. judge pat dewine. he interprets th

we'd love it if you would log onto wkyc.com/votenow to join our conversation happening right now. >> we have information about how to delicately handle this emotional issue. >>reporter: hi, in 2012 there were 36 million senior drivers on the road. while driving helps older adults remain independent, fatal crash rates increase with age. that's according to the safety. it's a touchy subject affecting millions of families but there's help and a better way to face this life-altering decision. >> that was one of the hardest things i've ever done. >>reporter: stacey brown is talking about the painful decision to take the keys away from her 77-year-old father who was increasingly confused behind the wheel. 1 day he got into an accident. >> by the grace of god he was okay and didn't hurt anyone else. >>reporter: matt has seen the to deliver too many death notices to families of senior drivers. >> always i thought someday i would like to be in a position to do something more proactive, to keep these accidents and tragedies from happening in the first place. >>reporter: he did just that. post-

go to www.cbssf.com/votenow.results after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the makers of "my pillow" have agreed to pay one-million do >>> the maker of a pillow is going to have to pay up. the makers of my pillow have agreed to pay $1 million to settle a false advertising case brought by prosecutors in the 9 bay area counties. the suit took issue with the company's claims its pillow so cure or reduce the effects of a host of medical problems, including migraines, joint disorders, insomnia and restless leg syndrome. >> they can't do that unless those assertions or claims are backed by medical evidence and they weren't. >> in addition, they advertised it was the official bed pillow of the national sleep foundation without disclosing the 2 had a financial connection. they have agreed to change its advertising as well. part of the settlement money will go to organizations that provide sleeping accommodations for homeless people and victims of domestic violence. >>> mcdonald's will pay more than $3 million to cover back

go to wjla.com/votenow to let us know what you feel about this presidency. suzanne kennedy has the latest details on the reshaping of the white house. suzanne: they will arguably be two of the most influential men in washington, d.c., part of -- reince priebus as chief of staff, steve bannon as chief counselor. >> it is not going to be sunshine patriots. it is going to be people who want to fight. >> reince priebus has been loyal to donald trump since the president-elect -- >> we are proud of what happened. we are proud of where we took the party and how far we have come. >> other key roles are taking form. top contenders include rudy giuliani and john bolton for secretary of state. senator jeff sessions and duncan hunter for secretary of defense. and for attorney general, top contenders include rudy giuliani leaders could take on top roles, including at the treasury department and as secretary of the interior. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. jummy: following his victory over hillary clinton, president-elect trump sat down for his first television interview to

so go to wjla.com/votenow and let us know who think will win - redskins or dalls. the skins will be coming off a huge win of their own jummy olabanji is in the newsroom jummy? it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - another cold & blustery thanksgiving - dry weekend ahead today: mostly sunny. cold and blustery. gusty winds diminishing late. highs: 43-47 feels: 34-39 winds: nw 10-20 g 35+ tonight: mainly clear and cold. breezy. lows: 23-33 winds: w 5-15 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. breezy and cool. highs: 48-52 winds: nw 10-15 mph the american music awards were last night right here on abc 7. if you missed them because you were watching my green bay packers get badly beaten by your washington redskins...here is a quick little recap for you. ariana grande won artist of the year thanking her fans first, followed by her family, and everyone who helped her make her album dangerous woman' selena gomez won explains in an emotional speech why she had to stop performing and call off her world tour to deal with anxiety and depression what is going on with kanye west? sacram

head to wjla.com/votenow to weigh in. we'll check in on the tally jonathan: watch the tv. this is a great tackle about to go down. let's see. ask the guy a number of times. you have to leave the courtroom. this is in dayton, ohio. walked in belidge respect, yelling and streaming. he said he wanted to see a judge. despite being asked to leave it got vocal. the security guard made a michelle: a lot of excitement for the mayor of miami shores on election day. this had nothing to do with voting. alice burch was robbed at gunpoint. she decided to chase after them and she was shoved to the ground. >> it was dangerous but he was a young person and he didn't expect to be chased. if i had not chased after i would not be able to get the jonathan: christmas is already popping up where every you look. alison: it's not even thanksgiving yet. we want to hear with you. do you agree with that? go to wjla.com/votenow and let us know if you think it's too early to celebrate christmas. michelle: here is one sign. it's santa flight academy. it opens tomorrow. yes. two weeks before thanksgivin

you can head to 9news.com/votenow to take our online poll. we'll start it right now while marty gives you a look at what's better in today's this or that. >>> in the not too distant future we'll all be on the couch having everything delivered to us by drone. online shopping is convenient but is there still a case to be made for shopping in a store? >> i always favor online shopping compared to shopping in a phys local retailers. it's crucial to support local retailers for the tech items and many other essentials. online is the better deals. it's easier to price compare and fewer tricks the retailer can play. the whole concept of leaving a clearing section messed up so you can't find anything or leaving items on display in the window that aren't really on sale. by the time you get into the it's as simple as closing a window without actually having to go park your vehicle on shop somewhere else. >> when you're thinking what's better, this or that, the lines are blurry. in some ways the big advantages to online shopping are going away. >> it use

head to our website on wtsp.com/votenow. today's question has to would you make medicine in your coffee machine? basically what's going on, people are using their keurigs to make coffee, but cvs is selling cold and flu medication z2623z zy6z >>> the votes have been cast and the ballots are counted. the people have spoken. for a second straight term they were served as your gold glove winner. the best defensive center fielder for the second straight season despite playing just 105 games. they said that this year's gold glove is even more special. center fielder in the game. this is an award that i hope to be for many years, but this is a lot more special for me. >> reporter: there is some talk that they might be on the move for their reporter. he is reporting that they have spoken. as for longo he thinks that a deal will make sense for tamp just rumors. as for archer, you would go less than $40 million over the next 45 seasons, extremely affordable for their level of production. now longoria carries a $94 million price tag th

wtsp.com/votenow. we will bring you the results in a few minutes. >>> if you need help finding the perfect gift for the little the hottest toys. no surprise here star wars toys are expected to be huge sellers along with this, along with the regular drones, a voice activated flying millennium falcon. the break out toy of the season is the hatchimals. there is going to be a shortage. if you see this on shelves, buy it. we already know there is a shortage. we have called every target store. >> time that they're coming first thing in the morning. >> these hatch and grow up, learn to walk and talk and play games. they're about $50 but good luck finding them in the store. we saw them on ebay for $100 or more. >> if that's what they ask for from santa, santa will have to get on ebay. >> it's chilly out there today. you know the manatees are getting warm at the power manatees gathered together. sky 10 got the birds' eye view for you, tampa electric manatee viewing center y26lvy yy6y z26jvz zy6z >>> a couple mi

go to wtsp.com/votenow. 10 investigates found that taxicabs as well as cars used by uber and lyft drivers aren't always being fixed for recalls on their cars. changes on the way for tampa's taxis but neither lyft nor uber are requiring drivers to fix the recalls on their cars. here is my question for you. should ride sharing companies recalls on their cars? our full investigation as well hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. happy thanksgiving from publix. >>> you order a ride is convenient or maybe safer than you driving yourself. is it really? 10 investigates uncovers an alarming number of recalls involving taxicabs as well as uber and lyft cars nationwide. it's an investigation we are calling hazards for hire. 10 investigates shows you how the rides you rely on might not be reliable at all. >> fresh off the plane in t

go to wjla.com/votenow to cast your vote. in the meantime - lets head out to john gonzalez is live at woodrow wilson high school with more. versus an army saying sorry -- for taking away his free meal, coming up. plus - a gravestone go fund me. how you can help one of our nation's week today: am clouds, stray shower early. pm sunshine. highs: 58-62 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy. lows: 33-42 winds: w 5 mph wednesday: morning sun, becoming mostly cloudy. highs: 60-63 were follwoing breaking news happening now in germany targeting the islamic state. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 g internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes we're wired differently. gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ual upload and download speeds, tv and phone for this amazing price. cable can't offer speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. why are you checkin

we set up the wjla.com/votenow so people are heard unedited. this is some of what we heard. >> hillary clinton is a crook. it's all over the media. all over the internet. cnn will not cover it. they are suppressing it because she is under their payroll. thank you. >> i voted for hillary clinton because my friend gave me the motivation to go out and vote because they feel like trump ain't the best candidate for the election and whatnot. i don't feel like hillary is either but i feel like she is better than trump. i had to vote for hillary. >> we keep this country in our brad: one thing everybody we spoke to had in common they care about the election. they are picking up the votetrak 2016 buttons as survivor nears. early voting ends in under two hours now. it should be noted this is also the last opportunity to register to vote. right now until early voting stops you can come in, register and cast your ballot. but like i said, time is running out. voting centers across the state of maryland. in german town, brad bell, abc7 news. maureen: thank yo

go to 9news.com/votenow to weigh in as we discuss the topics. you'll see them pop up on the bottom of the screen. steve staeger is live on the next facebook page collecting your questions and to be streamed live on 9news.com. that is where the conversation will continue. let's get to know our neighbors just a little bit here. we'll do this by a show of hands. who here voted in the presidential election? this will be the last time i raise my hand for anything. you all voted and that tells us you are not a representative sample of colorado. because one in 4 registered voters in colorado did not vote in the presidential election. we did not prescreen our panels today for demographics. we did not ask about race or income or marital status or age. these are people who simply opted into the conversation from around colorado. but we did try to come up with a rough summation of how the presidential race sorted out. hands of everyone who voted for donald trump. hands of anyone who voted for someone else. matthew, johnson. in actuality, one out of 12 on t

all you have to do is go to wtsp.com/votenow. >> trump protests are planned in our area tonight. 10news reporter shannon valladolid and eric glasser are live in downtown tampa bay where a protest is set to get underway in just about an hour. >> reporter: we wanted to give people a little bit of perspective on all of this. different perspective other th protests. we headed out here to actually speak with the protesters themselves and the police department today to get their perspectives on all of this before the protests even occur. it's very interesting what it is they had to say. shannon, you were with the protests. >> reporter: right. >> reporter: what did they tell you? >> reporter: they haven't slept. just preparing for tonight. there will be two protests happening today. i have spoken with both that's to make sure the people that are here tonight have their voices heard. now, today i followed around donna david with black lives matter. she says her in-box has been full with people who are sad, scared, and downright outraged what a trump presidency will bring to our country. she spe

go to cbssf.com/votenow. weigh in.bs reporter weijia jang is at the white house where the president-elect's second in command just took control of that transition team. weijia. >> reporter: allen, candidate donald trump said he was going to drain the swamp of washington insiders. but president-elect trump has put together a transition team with a long list of names of people who have long political resumes and some of the top contenders of the top posts of his administration. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: vice president- elect mike pence is adding a new title to his growing list of duties: chair of the presidential transition team. president-elect trump announced pence will lead the effort to pick who will join his new administration. new jersey governor chris christie had been leading the team and will remain as vice chair along with dr. ben carson, newt gingrich, senator jeff sessions, and rudy giuliani. >> i can see already how he is going to be a great president. and i'm glad i could play a small role. >> reporter: came

head to wtsp.com/votenow and have a go at it yourself. the question here, who is the chief justice of the united states right now? anthony kennedy? no cheating. we will bring you the correct answer in just about ten minutes. >>> tracking storms. alerting you. protecting your family. it's time for 10weather. >> got to be up on your history and politics. >> yeah. i will tell you, a lot of people may not -- they might have a couple of questions. >> i think they are getting it ride. you are not allowed to use google. >> or your phone. >> you can't? >> i don't know. [ laughter ]. >> i you write the answers on your leg. >> or the bottom of the chair or something. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> i got techniques. i will talk to you, reg. all right. 82 degrees out there today. that was the daytime high. the average now is 79. so we're starting to cool off. we have been cooling, but we are now getting in the 70s for daytime highs. the average low is about 61. we were a little bit warmer than that. perhaps a little bit below in the next couple of days. the

. >> you can head to wtsp.com/votenow right now. do you enjoy holiday songs before thanksgiving? yes or we want to check out the results we have had so far. we will talked to people around the bay area today and got some mixed response. some people say they start listening to christmas music as early as october, while others say you should wait until after thanksgiving. wduv hasn't started playing it yet. they say they wait for feedback. >> let's look at the results. >> interesting. >> 30% say no. >> at 5:00 it was the other way around. so who knows? >> okay. we want i've been thinking... this might be the one thing in the world you pull apart to come together. new papa john's cinnamon pull-aparts covered with cinnamon crumble and sweet cream cheese icing. z262jz zy6z >>> now live from the suncoast hyundai dealer sports desk it's time for 10sports. >> welcome into 10sports. one buccaneer place where the attention is not focused on the buccaneers win yesterday over the bears but focused on mike evans' decision to sit during the national anthem in protest of president-elect donald

go to wjla.com/votenow 2:00 a.m.. elizabeth hur has the latest on the final push. lisbeth: donald trump and hillary clinton are making a last push in a campaign for surprises. the latest from the fbi clearing clinton again. fbi director james c omey told congressional leaders, " based on our review we are not changing our conclusion we reached in july." trump, who first criticized the fbi when there were no charges, then commended the agency when the new e-mails were discovered, is now outraged again. mr. trump: right now she is being protected by a rigged clinton's campaign say they are glad the matter is resolved, but no public comment from the candidate who is wrapping up a weekend of star-studded campaigning and becoming what is at stake. ms. clinton: it is a choice between division or unity, between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon. elizabeth: clinton is leading in the latest abc news tracking poll, but with the race still close, with campaigns are fighting to the finish. ms. president for all americans, those who vote for me and those who do not vo

we have been wtsp.com/votenow, should those stores stay open for thanksgiving? take a look at the results on your poll. it's at the bottom of your screen. you see the majority, 93% of you, say absolutely not. no way. now, if you are one of those bargain shoppers, planning which stores to hit for your black friday festivities, check it out. there is some information that you need to know. from wallet hub, the finance website, they have surveyed 8,000 stores and found macy's overall discount at 63%. jcpenney, harbor freight, those followed with the biggest discounts. and then kohl's, shopko, fred meyer, craft warehouse, and sears follow. shoppers should aim for an average discount of 39% or higher to avoid the black friday traps. >>> a surgery for lightning captain steven stamkos. >> how the timetable has changed for his re ice. >>> you play with lego bricks when you were a kid, right? a local tampa man's selection i guess is a little nicer than where yours was. where you can see this local builder's crazy creation. >>> that cooler air headed this way? it's on the

wtsp.com/votenow. >> there are a lot out there. 60% white and gold. >> why is it that you can't see the black and blue, but other people can? >> maybe i am not looking through rose-colored glasses. i don't know. 10news reporter eric glasser getting some tough answers tonight. >> reporter: remember the internet controversy about what color is this dress? this is the newest latest one that involves a set of flip- flops. we took a picture of them to the public and before you start saying who cares, that's the point. we wanted to know why people care so much about this. >> a bluish gray. >> i see the gray and glue. >> i could maybe go for olive drab green. >> white and gold. >> it's like a military light military green. >> reporter: it didn't take long to find a full pallate of perceptions. >> beige. >> reporter: like the whole dress thing that blew up online, the flip-flop flap has when people see things differently. >> are they colorblind? >> reporter: experts say it is literally physically in the eye of the beholder. human brains adjusting the way we perceive color. >> so interesting bec

go to 9news.com/votenow. should we get rid of daylight saving time and enjoy the morning sunlight or stay in changing our clocks so it evens out and. us in a constant state of confusion this time of -- and keep us in a constant state of confusion this time of year. we went out to the 16th street mall to see what people said. >> i luke the extra hour of sleep, -- like the extra hour of sleep, but i don't really know if it's worthwhile. >> i'd be curious to know why it happens. then maybe i'd have a different stance. >> i think the sunlight is dark a lot faster now. >> like it or not, the change will officially happen at 2 a.m. sunday morning. dr. bob stencil at university of denver says regardless of your opinion there are reasons most of the u.s. still shifts times with the seasons. >> it's really much more moved over to a contractors schedule where they would like to get started as early as possible and so an adjustment of time still makes sense, by and large. >> we've got more about the time changes on our

let us know what you think by going to 9news.com/votenow. >>> we do know play will resume in the world series about 10:15. we don't know the mystery of the lonely alpaca out of puzzle, 9news reporter dan grossman figured out how it started and why a microchip didn't provide clues. >> reporter: in a town full of animals -- >> we do get a lot of livestock in boulder county. >> reporter: -- our story agains with a lion, a dog and how it led ed arling to find this. >> i heard the dog barking, came out of the house and looked down the road and saw an >> reporter: tuesday morning around 8 -- alpaca. >> reporter: tuesday morning around 8:00 the saga began. >> i took pictures and showed them to my wife and said you aren't going to believe. this. >> reporter: ed called animal control. >> we got her on the road and parked two cars and she could either jump off the cliff, which we knew she wouldn't do, or she could just hang out. >> reporter: and imagine out until someone claims her. >> you can tell her legs are much longer than the rest of her body. >> reporter: the county is guessing the alpaca

to vote go to wjla.com/votenow. for the cubs they have been waiting decades. seconds for this moment. is this season a failure if they don't win it all? cubs manager joe maddon. >> we have had a tremendous season, successful season. to cap it off tonight would be historical. no question about that. but there is no way i would ever denigrate what the cubs tonight we need to cap it off. we want to cap it off. i feel like we are. no means would you ever not -- this is a successful season. yes. robert: good luck to the cubs and the indians. tip off coming up soon. back to you. jonathan: thank you. think about it this way. thoe epstein the g.m. for cubbies, he got rid of two curses. red sox and then the cubs course. see what happens. steve rudin at is 1:00 and will have more -- at 11:00 and will have more on the record warmth for tomorrow and time frame of the cold front and talk about the cooler weekend. forecast in a nutshell. cool tonight and beautiful tomorrow and cooler on friday. maureen: very nice. thank you. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. ??

all you got to do is pick up the phone or head to wtsp.com/votenow and take part in the fun. >> get ready because your first question starts right now. how would you rate allegiant airlines? it's an airline that made headlines often in the past few years for a string of emergency landings, some t weeks of each other. >> our partners at the "tampa bay times" found the budget carrier planes are four times as likely to have problems than other airlines. it forces their planes to make unexpected landings between january 2015 and september 2016. so is all of this enough to influence passengers' decisions when it comes to flying the low- from the beginning is looking into it. >> when are you gonna learn? when a plane falls out of the sky? >> reporter: that was the reaction from passengers this past june after another allegiant airlines flight had to make an emergency landing at st. pete-clearwater international. today ironically the airline celebrating a 10-year anniversary at the airport. the same day our news partners at the "tampa bay times" published a blistering report card from 2015. alle

go to wtsp.com/votenow. can you spot the fake headlines? here they are. three headlines. one is true. two are lies. hilary is disqualified from holding any federal office. bernie sanders could replace known loophole. and, no, donald trump is not beating hillary clinton in the popular vote. make your pick. vel check in with -- we will check in with you with those answers in two minutes. >>> mark rivera, you have covered politics this whole year, out on the trail with the candidates. you have seen people with all sorts of strong, i mean strong opinions? >> and the problem is some of through misinformation, through outright lies. it goes to the heart of what everybody at 10news does here. we try to give you a sense of the community, a sense of the opinions back and forth about what people think and feel, but then we give you facts to inform your decision. that's what we do, and folks, if you don't have facts, you don't have a story. that's part of the problem because you watching at home, we want to give you a story that you can decision on important issues, and that's why t

. >> get your phone, tablet or laptop and head to wtsp.com/votenow. once you are there you will have a chance to vote in tonight's question. >> and already check it out, at the bottom of your screen you poll bar says just about 70% of people cannot wait to use it. yeah. now, you can continue to vote on this in the next few minutes. we will get you those results at the bottom of your screen. >>> 10news anchor courtney robinson joining us live now from downtown st. pete. >> courtney, if this becomes popular, the ferry could stay for good possibly? >> reporter: possibly. you know, it was popular today as well when people were leaving st. board. this is just a trial right now. it runs through april. the ferry operates friday, saturdays, sundays, and an expanded schedule is in the works. it takes you from downtown st. petersburg to the tampa downtown center and it will run in between those two. the ferry can hold 150 people, and you can ride outside in the sun. you can sit under the shelter or, of course, enjoy the valladolid. shannon, you showed us what o

you can log on to wkyc.com/votenow for our conversation. karly flynn morgan has information about how to delicately handle an emotional issue. >> that was one of the hardest things i've ever done. >> reporter: stacy is talking about a painful decision to take the keys away from her 77- year-old father who was increase leg confused and forgetful be behind the wheel. one day he got into an accident. >> by the grace of h okay and didn't hurt anyone else. >> reporter: as an ohio state trooper, he had to deliver too many death notices. >> i saw that some day i would like to be in a position to do things more pro act tick to keep these tragedies from happening in the first place. >> reporter: he did just that. post retirement, he founded the company keeping us safe. it's sole spur to help drivers individualized session with the older driver that takes place with one of our beyond driving with dignyty officials. >> reporter: it's done in the comfort of the older driver's home, and starts with cognitive exercises, and a lengthy learning conversatio

go to www.cbssf.com/votenow to weigh in. >>> kpix5's wilson walker caught up with some of those giving up on the bay area. >> tonight he shows us where they're going. >> reporter: on paper this family looks like it's doing good. >> perfect. >> reporter: but even perfect wasn't sustainable. they gave up on buying a home when they got priced out of the market and then soaring child care costs ate up. rest of their income. >> all this adds up and it's a hard place to make it even with like i said two really solid incomes. >> reporter: in the end the decision was an easy one. >> there's no place for us to go in san francisco. we have to leave. >> reporter: and it's not just families leaving san francisco. >> we were living in concord. i was working in oakland spending a bunch of money to commute, spending a bunch of money on our mortgage. >> reporter: alan listen grew up in the bay area, but home ultimately lost its appeal. >> to us it didn't seem worth it to stay. >> reporter: the family headed to the end of the oregon trail just outside portland. >> there's definitely a difference in the

head to paul levota for your prediction -- head to wjla.com/votenow for your prediction. i know who jamie sullivan is rooting for. the wristband remind a team to affect for the family affected >> this is team z. >> we wear wristbands, too. >> bulldogs are playing for the ziegler family. last year carolyn lost her older brother michael to brain cancer. he was 25. every day i strive to make him proud. >> today cancer fight. her mother is battling stage four breast cancer. >> she is a very good daughter. carolyn has her sights on west point. >> michael is buried there. this stands out to me. >> a leader for her team, her family and maybe our country. i'm scott abraham with the rising star. that is incredible. erin: the family has been through so much. so strong. we wish them the best. larry: inspiring >> volcano erupted yesterday and it still threatening the area. it blew ashes in the sky and erupted 136 times today. it's been dormant for four centuries. an eruption in 2014 killed several people. the drinks and the snacks. larry: and why police are looking to ? ? ee-e-e-oh-m

go to wjla.com/votenow to tell us what you think. kirk cousins tweeting out -- great win, we loved it. this next one is from suzy, who said -- you just totally rock, congrats on a super game. robin kelly, tearing it up on the field last night. kidd: i guess i'm a packers fan, but you know that i root for the redskins when the packers aren't playing. it was hard not to cheer for them last night, it was an incredible game. jummy: they scored the most points. kidd: many of you may have not seen the ama's here on abc seven last night. course, they are all about the performances. only 12 awards handed out. bruno mars opened the show, doing 24 carat magic. bruno 5 -- kendrick lamar and maroon five close the show. somewhere between their there were other performances. full recap, >>> good morning, america. the northeast hit by the first major snowstorm of the the season. a foot of snow already falling. more on the way. wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour. temperatures plunging from chicago to florida, as millions prepare to hit the road for t

--votenow. larry: jeff has more from northern virginia. >> right here at this really reston metro station - critical part of the swing state. in our poll come hillary clinton would win in a landslide, up 44 points to donald trump's 12. hillary clinton, in good shape. now to the more scientific survey in virginia, clinton with a comfortable lead in july, still maintaining it and a lot of recent polls taken in the last week or so. in these polls. this one catching our tension, hampton university has donald trump up three points, the first poll the donald trump has been up on hillary clinton in virginia since the general election began. many of them watching closely. here is what they had to say. >> hillary. >> why? >> it's just the right thing to do. i can't stand for anything tru >> between the two of them, donald trump is my favorite. >> what do you like about him? >> he's blunt. he holds nothing back. >> certainly a lot of donald trump supporters love that about him. it's worth noting, they are